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Grocery Stores.

James & Samuel Brown, 8 High street.
Clement and Gordon, corner of Market and K..
nett.
James Brown, corner Of Shipley and Second ST,
Joseph C. Gilpin, 46 market street.
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner of Market and Third Il.
Peter Horn, corner Of King and Front streets.
Moses Morrison, market street near Front
Arthur Murphy, l6 West Front street
D John Rice, Brandywne, south side of the brln
Samuel Sappington & Co. S, West Front street
Samuel Stroud, corner Of Front and Orange SIS
George Williamson, 9 High street.
|Rchard Williams, corner Of King and Queen Il,
|Georgc Winsiow, 179 market street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M tCN TlLLN IL Y :. ,,3
Miller Dunott, Bread and Biscuit Baker, wv
Shipley street, above the Market
John Wright, Musical Instrument re'aler, y"
side of the lower market. near King sre'"
Thomas C. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware M w,,.t N
Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner oi "
and Second streets. ..u
Jacob Alrich, Machine maker, corner Of ''F''
and Broad SITS. -
IRON Foundsry-Evan Thomas Co.. oe''''
near the Black Horse tavern.
Morocco Manufactory.-Robinson's @''
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Nv the particular request of the author, we in
the following supposed solution Of the above
riddle:
For the american Sentinel.
A marble Tenus,- long has stood,
The noblest work of art
A Venus, is the brightest gem,
That nature does impart.
A Ven,ls, the essential point,
To adorn lawyers case.
The well known signal, Venusis,
To all, in time of peace.
Teuus, the ploughman prompts,
Cheerful to drive his plough.
The soldier for Tenus fights,
For Venus lovers vow.
And Ven1S is the planet seen,
Between the earth and sun,
Thout vert the Tenats prize and queen,
Which merit never won.
In Venice Shylock's treasures lay;
Niiser the badge of Jews;
The wife for a young Ienus sighs,
Ambitious then to see her rise,
And bring the parsons dues.
Mans nobler spirit, clearly can define,
That Venus, corresponds with every line.
Adieu, fair spirit of the skies,
Though worlds revolve between us,
Thy lessons lead me to the prize,
Thy City must be Veaiee.
.The Venus of fMedci
tMs Seward. I. w.
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RH G, 5,.-llSy7E1.LMatao o
Dry Good Merchants

John r. Hrinckle, corner of Market & Queen =.
William M'Cauley, Brandywine, north oI Brsia.
John M'Clung, & Co. SIS market st. 's''
John M'Lear, No. So market street.
Joseph Pogue, No. 10l market street.
Allan Thompson, As market street.
John w. Tatum, 80 market st.
Chalkley somers, 67 market street.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendenhall, No. 201 Market street.
Richardson x Bonsall, No. l61, Market str..,
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MISS SEWARDIs RIDDLE.

The last Brattleboro' Messenger contains the
following article:
Mr.. Putnam-The newspapers inform us 'hs'
the late celebrated English poetess, Miss Anna
SEWARD, left riddle in her will, with premium
of fifty pounds sterling to the person who should
solve it. Here is the riddle:
The noblest object in the works ofart.
The brightest gem that nature doth impart,
The point celestial in lawyers case,
The well known signal in the time peace,
The ploughman's prompter. when he drives th'
plough.
The soldiers duty and the lovers vow,
The planet seen between the earth and sun,
The prize which merit never yet has won,
The miser's treasure and the badge of Jews,
The wife's ambition, and the parsons dues.
Now If your noble spirit can divine
A corresponding word for every line,
Bv' all these lessons clearly will be shewn
An ancient city Of no small renown.
Al Europe has tried in vain for several year
to obtain the prize. The profit and honor of tn
discovery has been reserved for the New World
and even for little corner of Vermont You wi
he furnished with the solution for your paper il
.hc course ofthe next Spring, and the proper mes
sures have already been taken to obtain the re-
ward from the executors of Miss Stewards vii
in England.
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Theophilus Jones, 81 market street.
Valentine M'Neal s. Son, IS and 100 Market St
William M'Neal, King street.
James Grubb, l2 East Front street.
James Simpson, 10 West Front street.
William White, 80 Market street.
Thomas Virden, (Lades' Shoemakcr) cornerd
High and King streets
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China, Glass and Queensware Stor
David Smyth, 68 Market street.
Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner of King and s.
cond streets.
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Millinery and Fancy Store.
Mary und Rebecca White, 10 Market street
Murphy & Sitley, l04 Market Street.
Ann Baily, Market street, near Kennett ro,i
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adding, that if Mr.. y. could be prevailed
unon to accept her for wife, a life Of love,
gratitude and attectionate concern tor his
interest, should pay h'm for his conde.
scension. -,
The father was astonished with the sim
eularity of the application, and having no
reason to doubt the virtue and character OF
the young lady, was wholly at loss how
to act. lie was about to reason with her
upon the boldness and improperly OF her
conduct, but she prevented him, saving
tbat'she was fully aware that her conduct
must excite surprise but as her character
was above reproach, she trusted that her
motives might be literally construed and
if in that one instance she had deviated
from the example of the sex, she hoped the
uncommon proof she had given Of the sin
cerity and ardor of her attachment for his
son, would operate as an incensive to his
and induce him not only to
consent, but to use his influence with his
son to bring about a happy union, upon
which her happiness or misery depended.
She then left the astonished father, OBJ
serving, that she should call the next day
for an answer, and in the mean time should
'acquaint her own parents with the visit she
had made and the resolution she had form
led
The sequel Of the story is. that the young
lady had been threatened with mad
house, and the young gentleman, insensi'
Ible to his profered happiness. has actually
left his fathers house, the better to avoid
the addresses OF this most enthusiastic ane
romantic admirer.
THE TONGUE.-An Indian came t
IA christian to learn the Scriptures: he reat
him the proverb-" lie that governs hi
tongue is wsc," The Indian told him tina
was enough for one lesson-buth he return
led no more. The christian saw him {
month after and asked the reason"
have not learned that first lesson yet" sale
he. At the end Of six months he met hin
again, and putting the same question, re
'ceivcd the same reply-Six years passed
finally, and the Indian died. The chris
itian was with him, but he still declared he
had not learned the first lesson, and woult
receive no other. How hard is the tongue
Ito govern
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PROPOSALS

BY MICHAEL w. M'KINLEY,
For printing and publishing in the borough o
Harrisburg, "a Religions Weekly paper,
to be entitled
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Apnthecaries and Druggists.
Joseph Bringhurst, IS market street.
II. X. Harrison, & Co. 90 market street.
Margaret johnson, SO market.street.
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THE RELIGIOUS vIsITER.

"Behod bring you good tidings of grea
ioy, which shall be to all people"
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BY the particular request of the author, we in-
.ert the following supposed solution Of the above
riddles
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13
ORTIlOGRAPHY.

The following curious literary produC-
ton was addressed 10 the Governor of the
khousc, at Aiyinglnh, in Gloucester
SHIRE, by pauper seeking relief there,
as his proposed terms OF going into the
house.
" For the amazement of my timid mind,
have set down the principle of what |
suhslSt upon Tea for breakfast, little ToZt
aud butter for supper aud dinner, little
mutton and bred. Aft pint of Good bere
with dinner and alf supper-between
breakfast and dinner boiled egg and a lit
ilrd hread--ln the evening ,ea-The bread
which have been accuziomed To cate, is
from the haskeis fresh aud life. Good
fresh milk butter-the mutton LAME al
ways sleep in blankets In tins way | heave
continued to Lev for more than IL
months without these trifels | cannot do
The Capital of the Cotton Manufacto
| ries in France is estimated at 900 nilior.
If francs-th Cotton used, at $4,000 O0t
lbs. worth 5O.000,00O francs--and raise,
by manufacture to 4oO,0oo,00o francs,
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CURIOUS DISCOVERIES.

When the foundations of the city OF
Quebec, in Canada, were u up, a pctri-
fled savage was found among the last bed,
to which the = prkmrn proceeded. Altho'
il was impossible Ia form any Judgment Of
tc time, when this man had been buried
under the RUNS, yet his quiyer aud arrows
were IN good preservation.
In digging head mine in Derhysh in
ia, i human SKELETON WAS found among
stays horns. 1t Is impossible to say how
many ages this carcase had lain there
In 1895, the entire ske,eton of an elc
phant was dug up in 'IhurinS ia. in Germa.
ny, aud some TINE before, the petrihed ,kr
lelon oi IA crocodile was found in the mines
Of that country.
About the br1lnnlng of the last century,
the curair Of Slargard, in the Swedish
province Of Schunrn, and several of his
parishioners, digging tar in a drained mar
say soil, found, some feet below the sur.
FACE "f The ground. AN entire cart, with the
carcasrs oi the horses and carter. 1t is
presumed that there had been "A lake Or
pond ou that spot, and the carter had per-
shed in attempting to cross over upon the
ice
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RELIGIOUS SECTS.

As friends OF liberation, we meyer looh
with Jealousy GA the sfunth of a weak
sect. The multiplication al crcrds which
Is viewed by macy with alarm, rs the germ
"f future dlscord, is regarded by us IN ve
~ different point of view Desparing al
nnauInity in matters of faith, we look for
thr preservation af religious quiet in the
infinite varicty of belief.
With these sentiments we consider eve.
~ new sect as adding strength TO lbr
common barrier against Religions Tyranny.
Weakness is always tolerant {; bat "ethink
the death blow al religious freedom given,
Tie mometd any one sect, he it which it
may, is strong raouGh to direct to the resi-,
.f6Hh .}mericaR Rerieu.
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WHY DO WE INEa

often thlnk each tottcring form
That limps along IN liir's decline.
onee bore - heart as Souuf. rs VAIN,
As iull OF idle thoughts as minr-=
And each has hudhis dream Of jny,
His own unrgnall'd pure romance,
Commencing when IT, bIushing boy
First thriila a lovely womnns glnncc.
And pach conld tell his inle Of youth.
Aud tlfihk is seen Of love e,inoe
More passion, more mccarthy truth,
Than any tale before ar sincr.
Ncs--thcy could tell Of tender lays
At midnight penn'd in enssie slndcs
OF days more bright thnn modern DAYS
Oh maids more fair han living minds
Of whispers on n willing year,
OF kisses GA ~ blushing check.
(Ench kiss, each whisper, Ear too dear
For modern lifs TO hear or spenk)
OF prospects too untimcly croesd,
Oh passion sighted or Gsltay'd,
oi kindred splits early lost,
Aud buds that blossom hat 10 fade.
OF benmug eyes md ircsses gay,
Elastic torn mud noble brow,
Aud charns--thai all have pnss'd away,
Aud lett them --tchni zee stt them notcl
Aud is il SO l. human lose
So very light aud lrail thing
Aud musi yonlh's brightest vision move
Forever on Times restless wing
Must AL the eyes that siill nre bright,
Aud all the lips thai ,alk Of bliss,
Aud all The forms So inir tonight,
Hereafter only come TO This
Then whnt nre Loves best vi.iops worth.
II we nj length must lose them Us
II all We value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from US
II that one being whom We fake
From all the world, and sill recur
To all she said---anh for her snl.
Feel Tar from Joy when far from her.
II that one form which W. adore
FROM yomlto agc, in bliss or pnin,
Soon wlthcrs, aud J. seen no more,
Why do NE love, i tore be ram 2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13

.faecdo,e Of General Jacsson.-A few
days since Whru at Fredericksburg. Va. on
MS Wy tn Washington, small boy about
elsh years nf az, aud who was namrd
aii"f him, soon after lhr Curious eighth ui
January, l3l,, WAS Introduced Ia the Gen.
As his oamt stkr. lie took him in his arms
ana kissed MIN then pnitln- his hand oa his
mead, said, ''God bless you, my dear Little
Fellow he good hoy learn your book :
anu be ways ready Ia fight the enemies
"i your country" Then taking onl of hN
purse fifty rent coin, and presenting il to
nm, hr continued " Here is the Eagle af
spur eountry-and never desert it Wear
THIS Xl IN your heart, and remember me ~
me scene WAS striking and the impress
Nan made ON The boy, will be lasting. 1t
VIII influence his future life. He wears it
round his neck, and il is thr envy of all his
sch"olicllows. I he little fellow is already
Il thorough Jaeksonite aud says be will 20
10 Washington, when jackson is Pres-
dent, aud shem it TO him, IN the Presidents
House.
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Snmma Totalis el7 ~ o

We are informed 10y the Troy ~. y
Sentinel thai The Mess Schn, rrs now ha,c
III their possrssinn On their farm IN thu
south Pali ut that city, ply Of the gtns.
breed, years old, which weighed NJ lhr
scales at Mr.. ~. Swartwont, hcelfe Lun
Urea and h'rtg hco pounds Inc measures
m" feet IN hng,h, two feet nine inches
across the back, aud round the g,en
seven Feet two inches. ExirnoA binary
productions ii this description shonld h.
noticed, IN order tn invite competition.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

HE StBSCRIBIR hns ia6en he IN.
. pr paH u NJ {. L. DibrtH atentsrenf.
n i'ie a0o,s aboff m 69iaia Baak, MIR, she
- prIared 10 accommodate l. or - BoaeItr.
u 'h sood sctta"is md n iobR etpoieate N ne
b""'tsS, shf dos "ot hfaiaie 10 pfonist soijs
tadtop.- .ljpiy 10 M chaties l. % taD,es ~
bnfaH ILtx.i UfYSON.
JuHHrg - oapto,t,
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1RliS ST SALE

n pursuance ola derd al trust executed
10 The subscribers ly June & Mootnlnn,
hearing datr lllr 2d dny 81 octbhrr, lsv:i. end
duly oi record IN the clerks olEee of the
county court ri tampbell, for the purpose of
sr'"finG the pay mepl 81 snpdr, drbls there.
IL slerihed, W shnll ou 1hwftlny Tie 9th
day II february, le2l, II tail IL not The neNt
tar day thereafter, sundays excepted, pto.
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Notice.

/ foRWhRN all PERSONS .fom 'rod;se
fef ~ Hbug IN mss gnm,nl, n non. az.
e,d,d ~ ~ ~ Pftby 9oheseD, tor Me som NJ
S21o II N a estdf u So, dpe albm tie l. ~
JdHna,N ls2a. osI hoH htr boim jar n Earaty
nm haH Is 6Ht IN mint Hnd riafB he sgUif q,
aH gBsd agmad In mmt.
UiLIL2lH tDHNSO@
.hpR0gR ~ ff2Ets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13

loek IN the Il sNing uf the Woe and bear
ng Of the ey,.er---ag INST ia. tinr appoint
ID l"f The fnernl next Monday II mr.
n'cl"rk, and sueh ~ viii b. chr, r,il in the
distribution. The S,leetuea desire ensign
Stacy To 81 tArre be eleei.,sd care laken
with respect n the nhovn n1rrd occasion
mi an aet"unt taken Of the charge aud
COSTS expended.
iHDrfmis, d.
10 Dear, Gnodhue. Cor winr -
gals Al Is. u 90
To q > HIS. sugar ofsad t.oodhue
AT OF II
for gloves of said Goadhne 10
To Mr.. NanNright } do2. Do
gsa'es , II
To Naih. Rusi for money Laid
out nj luueral
II said Rust satug to Salem o 4
II Mrs Tnwlrv FIR -nsnr o 10
To John Annable Tor wood for
the iirr o
To Edward Dofr for c,drr o II
To Ensi&o ~innn stacy o .
Ia Nathaniel Lord Ion making
the colin q
Te Mr.. Wilson digging the gave o > CT
To John Sparks for what us
money o y Il
To Abraham Perkins going IN
Nrwhny 10 inform John
tohbet ot his fathers death 0 .
To Bonus Marion g"ing To l,yn
10 inform friends lhcle 1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13

erai gives most fatterinS account of .he
state OF aiIdirs in Colombia, aud OF IN.
great Intelligence. dignity, sound noIicy.
md liberal principles Displayed hy thr
G"nsress, whose session bad Just closed AZ
Bngola.
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FoNowing Eegvoes.
w antel. at this Office,

n YOUTH, Of about Is or @ yeors Of
age, as an apprentice 10 The Printing BIS
siaeSs. his Indispensable hai he be gtad
Epgiist scholar Jan, s.
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New & HeautifuA Goods .

IliIIE subscrbrrs have just received and are
- now opening the following desirable ar
ticles, at unusually low prices Tor cash.
5uperfne black figured Mandarin Grapes,
DO. colured do Robes,
\ few elegant Merino shawls,
Plaid aud figured silk Handkcrchiefs, (new
siyie)
Rich figured blark Silk, (some very cheap
Real Italian plain do. do.
super black silk Velvets, for trimmings,
a large assortment OF Tortoise Tuck aud
Side Shell Combs, NJ low price,,
Thread Laces and Edgings, (some very
beautiful aud cheap
Thread Cambrics, Long Lawns hentings
Irish Linens and Thread Diapers, with a
great variety Of domestic fabricks, all quail
ties, which with further supplies daily looked
tor, viii be disposed of at very low prices, by
MCKEE, ROBINSON & CO :
January .. ~
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ten. D'Evercux, Of Columbia, and John
Nahum i.s,l. have arrived ri i'hiladrlphia,
il''r narrow and prev ldrnliaI escape
from shipwrrck. They were passengers
II the schr Adeliur, from Cape Hayden.
eoand to Philadelphia, W hich was cas-, Il,
way on Monday morning last, one mile
north of Cape HenIopen Light, aud a,tr-
o"te the p,rser>alln of their hcs, chiefly
10 the active. extraordinary aud persrvrr-
ing rii'fts Of Mir, Ware, the wreck ter,
M" c'nnot he too highly considered for
.'e devotion he exhibited upon the dis
Ttslhg occasion.
The Democratic Press states that Gen.
L'ertnX goes commissioning rxtraordin-
~! |" England nn important business from
Tue Columbian Goserumcut His mamma
mn ny the Executive as Ambassador To
h"ssa, had been confirmed Ivy an unan
nous vote of the Senate, but he declined
'tr honor until the Russian Government
shaii have first acknowledged the Indcpen
oehee OF Standardization he is tn proceed
~ The Courts of Russian, Sweden aud
"Vnmarh, We are incorlasd that tho Gen
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Ehe Ivact W l4anA.

an which the -nid Anotman nov reside, 10
q e highest bidder, 10y way Of public nuclinn
Tbs l1tct 81 lnd contain nhuta .uu ntrss--it
i composed al lrnels bouptd by snid Mourman
al John Galloway. VIM. Atthur, Abner EnrlS,
a Nhs'lni Lynch, trustee. This trn.l oi laid
= very 'hluablri the improvements are Ncry
good und the siiniiou lcaniilm The ereG.
ter PAT Il the trntt D. eoud fohntra lnud nud
the Low Grounds Is suN,n in wheat, viii, II
the purrl asrra,i III have tie len fl oil rhe
nrifhh1rliuod is fine one, composed of uei
thy aud respectable ciliztts. netiink II IN
necessary Ia RiF" any further description OF
h,' property rs u - e,'pemable tlnl those
"hh Ifrl M! inclihntion IT. ins n very valuA
bic Iarm ch"ap, vii vtsit lie place, which ve,
invite them IL do. The rn,,.ssion will be
given Immediately. tiso, nj the same tin.a
mud place, We shAlI ,nl1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Meditation
"llay the wor'>ings Of many unquiet pas
lions, and pace US at distance from tbo
amulis ~ the world. When the mimi has
liter been RULED or cast down, in an IN
e.course with God and Peayen, we find q
sanctuary to which we can retreat. H.
the hours Of contemplation and devotion a
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oio1sA NO &C. vi akAcl lou.
lie subscriber II sell NJ auction, This
.hoeniHg. At II eripek, GROeTIuIs.
consisting 81 incur anu Noiasses. IN lids =
h'fsf III - 'sfs. Nlsa. anaptfiv 81 well
Dt3 GOODS. 40 Nr
hictiARD pOLLAFD.
Jan ~ ...'
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Several gentlemen of New York waited
on the deputies from the Island Of Cuba,
to the Spauish Certrs, who lately arrived
at New York, on their return To Cuba, and
rendered IL them a public dinner, " in ties
tlmony "fthe sympathy of Americans with
those who have stood firm. and suffered for
freedom, IN the Old World. The drpu
ties, Don Thomas Gener, leonardo san
los Snares. and Felix Baseia, declined the
invitation, with very polite and cordial ac
acknowledgements. Private considerations
rendered this course necessary. Thr
gentlemen of New York are tn be thanked
every whore for the good example which
they have set, and the sound feeling " hich
they have displayed. Nat Gas.
Noihng shows the force of prejudice in
stronger light than the disclosures winch
are continually presenting themselves to
The view of Il hong abused world in ,ind-
Gallon IT the character of Napoleon Bona
Parte. Ii was the constant aim of his enc
mi"S, when they found he was not 10 be
pat down by force, To pn,on the minds of
mankind against aim, aud exhibit him TO
The world as Il monster, bent on the de
stfuctinn ot human liberty and happiness,
and not 10 be stopped in his bloody e lrcrr
A.
by moral adnonIiion or religious denunci-
alton deiylns allile the laws of God and
mao aud they bat too we'll s.. ce died in
directing against him that most powerful Of
all human engines, public "paion. One
of the most formidable OF these incendia
rles To fix This odiouS character upon him,
was the chnrgc of his having ordered. in
an assassln-lIkc manner, the execution of
the Dakc d'EnShien. This atrocious false
hood, though often denied met with gene
ral credit; aud it is but lately that an I'M
partial witness has voluntarily come
forward and eXhonerattd him from any
participation in that atrocious deed. The
Duke of RoNis", Bonaparte's Minister Of
Police, Ia his me .aoirs lately Published, as
srr's that the act Was solely attributable to
IaHeyrGad, and that Bouaparte so FAR from
having countraanccd it, expressed the
lveliest indignation on hearing oft.
ISayj0t6 Iiegad
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HEREBY raniion and foruarn III and
every person ifom trdng for 81 laLinp
an assignment III u bond for he sum Of seventh
hol'afs' due The 2aih 81 beccn,ttr, Ih2I, eNc-
en'ed by my seii Ia AIlen Talbot, lorlhc hire
81 hrRio MN, GInrfy,) who lnrrs ont Ia r.
tie property Of sterling 1bprnton. viz Ia,
arrested The said NEGRO Harry from me, incon.
sequence oi Which imte lad IL line HE snid
nfgfo from Mr. Thornton, nnd execute m,
hohd Tor HE hire md nn determined mo- H.
ph} me bond executed to 1nllot, unless com
rrlIed hy law SAMUEL iotF
Jan - Of f1
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Nue Neg q Man.

nnmed Winston, ~ well ~ mnny other thij,s
hnleh hhN l'aN" rfntHihcG llnsoid NJ our fist
me- 81 In lsih, lah aud Goth December -
The fnlc viii continue nom dny To dry nnol
all Is sold 1ho terms Is III be inade Known
on lhe day OF sale Acting a. trnstc.4, We
thht convey such title IA The properly ss il
fest,d il II Is such, aud TO other,
MILAN Il. LYNCH,
Hhl1lNG CLARK, YrpsIfts
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