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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
..EIyDRANTss

Of all descriptions Of the best quantity, together
with LEAD and IRON PIPES, calculated for con-
veying water into pryate houses; which they
offer on the most reasonable terms
G. g. NJ. tatterthemselves, that from their long
and ultimate acquaintance with the plumbing Bssss-
ness in Philadelphia they win be able to give gen
eraI satisfaction. Those who wish the Brandywlne
water conveyed into their housewife please apply
rs above. III more particular reference is want
ed, please call on Mr.. JosRpH GRuBa.
Wilmington. June II, 1928. l7-3m.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Young AaAies' boarding School.

The Young Ladies Boarding School at Wilmington, Del:
formerly conducted by William Sherer is now continued
lle superlnl enuence and instruction OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
Curies Neck Land for Sale.

Sf virtue of deed of trust executed the subscri-
az Der and Others by Wade Mosby the elder, and wife
bearing date the 9th day of May 1926, md duly recorded
III the clerks Office of the county OF Henrco for
purposes therein mentioned aud by Of the par
interested in all previous deeds OF the property
will be sold, Monday the clst July next, if fair
not the next fair day therca er, the highest bidder,
the premises al public auction for ready money that we'll
known tract OF land lying in Curies Neck III Iienric3
county, called Old Cutles, containing 522 acres,
same or less, This of land is well knowu,
mat II Is deemed unnecessary the many
advantages it possesses. There large mari ba nix o.,
the land situated IN very advantageous position De
distributed very large portion oE the land is well
red clever, and large crop If wheat may he seeded
clover faow this fall There re on the land an excel
lent dwelling house WIT, 10 rooms good barn, stables
and first threshug machine, &c sc. The title "
believed 20 be uuQuesonable bat the subscriber selling
trustee, will only convey such title in him
Possession will be given immediately. The will CON
az IL O'Clock. VIM. w. MoSBY, Trustee.
June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
CHEAP GOODS.

Vac undersigned tins occasion HoWleds1
d To their friends aud the public, their Of obi
Cation for their aud support for the last
yeas While they do this, they sorry add, thar
circumstances necessarily compel them the determine
ton of closing their business in Richmond With this
view, they have concluded sci! their Stock, of between
80 and $4,000 Of Dry Goods,
Al Prime Cost, By HYhoicsate or Retail.
Cloths and cassmares
Vi2onia aud Rowan cassin,ercs, for
Plain striped ccassians cotton easSinecs, granGuts
Wilmington stripes nankecnS
Co!ored white English & German diiliirg, aud various
other Articles, for mems nd boys summer wear
Fus;ians coded Gotten, dowIases, tcsieuburgs AM
"'he, articles, for servants summer wear
Plain and figured Cancn GRAPES, do y ankin b.
Do do robes aud sha Wis
j. s and 81 cotton an,brics
Do do do cambria muslias
= and O. PLAIN null nuslus
Do do plain book do
Do do hgured aud tambourad mui,
Do do do do book
Striped aud figured camhrcs; linens lawns
Linen cambria hdkfs.; looking glasses
Mems silk, cotton and tfre cad hose aud half hose
Women's silk. cotton and thread hose
SIspende's furniture and carpc, binging, buttons
Tapes aud bobbins, palm leaf and feather fans
FIinges, cotton cords and sewing silks
Diapers. for table linen, birds eye md German diapers
Domescs Of all qualities, brown, bic lcled md MA id
CalicOes and ginghams, humbazets nd bom,ba zines
Leghorn hats and silk hdkfs. great variety
Flag and Bandanna bdhfs.
Puicat, Madras, RomaIl, Eclipse and Henry, si.d ar
Other kinds uf hdafs.
Ill kinds of giovcs, for gentlemen and ladies'
Siik, cotton and ,vorsted bageges
Beautiful high col0ed gauzes, for dresses I'd scaYs
Cheap imperial dresses for parties gauzc nd sea fs
White pik, blue, lilac, black and other io,enccs
Gro de Naples, India md sincls1ys
Pink, blue. white, black nd other plain satins
Gimps, silk cords, silk buttons silk brats, and nthc.
trimmings an kinds of ribbons, as plain us,Iing
aui satin
Plain aud figured gauze. for caps aud bonnefs
Iamask aud figured lmstiing for bonnpts
7i6 aud 9-22 satin, for do
Spool and aosJ cotton, best qualities
Hcmi"as needles, hest white chapel shaips
Gilt and common pins
OIL cloths for tables, oil Ggured ccne1s
HobbineI, eaUza and florence yeil., beautiful iJs.5
figured do
"'own Hollands, rambsic, garment s. furniture dmilies
Furniture '"d or5nu CHEEKS, rpanes reticules
&'] ""d e""ou ra'ari!o; 1G, ~, 20 q and 24 inch
l.,ra.p!s
MaI'cri"s nvd .caus Yrstrg5 -'
Sih n"cu'tus do. fain aud figured, bdrH silk veIyrt@
Cravatug Of every description
I"itoisc tuck aud hcuf combs; Brazilian do do
The usual OF side pocket toilet Kidding and Ono
goy combs
a. Compose o5'ari only o5'He Stock.
They conclude With expressing the hope that they arc
rot asking tor much WHEN they solcu a Continuance
OF the idyo's ct their old friends the pubn upun
the above terms, for short time only.
J"ne 1T WILLIAM NEALE & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
FoR TuE CoNsTrTUTIoNAL WnIg.
Il REPUBLICAN, no. TX.

H1V7e'o q tic Tirgi"jH JncFso, .9dGycsq.
liaNiDg, as thinh shown, a satisfactory manner
That The Cls'nor which has been made about b,r,,,n
and intrigue, IS nothing more tIan an altcinpt 10
gam SUCCESS. IN party objects, by party tirks. !
here d'snl's foaIIy 'is branch of my subject, aud
which are either not noticed at all be tl,e commit
Zee, or If noticed, ",0h 6"t Attlo rergyd 10 hcpDsy
ancc or JqtncSs." Under such circumstances
deem II my duty so cnfcovor In rescue tho sJjcct
jro'" nc confront Of rjuiice md self juteyesp #
may be allowed TO borrow a figure rom tbo address
under review.
That General Jackson rendered important seryi.
ccs to bis country during The var pot only have
no inclination to deoy. bat make the admission
claim for him, more Haa ms Just dee, in relation
to hose services, IS what here assert, ans What
shall codesynr to Prove, befo.e fasb these Numbers
II '' charged That Cen Jackson, during the pro-
: Ss - &c s.s ..ars a.:ieGsTjs1 aD3 9trsc5 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

the'r ba''ots upon tie approaching election. Why
nave Tins COMMITTEE who profess TO with Tempe
rance and fairness not told the people of the conduct
OF their Idol in Florida both before aud after passed
into the hands oi our COVE is il because
they wish to hoodwinh The people, storm the fortress
OF liberty, and destroy tree government forever Re-
ally, there strong indications Of such purpose
But the ends OF Gen Jackson profess 10 the eS-
elusive friends OF the people; and did Robspiere,
Dan,on, Marat and Gregoire Of French revolutionary
memory, do the same thing? Yet what followed? Why
the moment they got into power, the people
longer regarded by tb.r, worthy of consde,a-
ion, and the most absolute despo,srn rose up uudcr
ther auspices May kind and protecting providence
snatch our favored land, AMI safe the American peO
pie from like fatality but is The IN his
tire, throughout the world, aud from the same causes
We at all times reasonably look for the ei-
iects The moment Gen. jackson was authorized by
bis government TO receive Florida from Spain sys-
TEN nj tyranny commenced did cease. until ls
resigned his power and authority He imprisoned
Spanish agents. deriving his power from the Spanish
government with little ceremony as he ordered the
execution of the six militia men: judge awarded
writ Of fahcds Corpus, the absolute right Of every ci-
tzen and for this duty the part OF Judge,
he also was inpr'soned.f Other acts of violence nos
less appalling the friends of constitutional law
practsed BY Gen. jackson upon the occasion,
and with Spain would hav4 been inevitable, but
for her weakness, ard consequent inability TO main
tain state OF war. Nor was the conduct Of the &c.
neral in the organization of the territorial government
in Florida, less marked with tyranny, than his
conduct, before the cession complete for during
MS continual The ONCE oil Governor. acts
wanting III wisdom and justice, that the General CO.
verh,nent, after Gen. Jackson's resignation. obi
ged topass act 10 relieve the people oil Florida from
The oppressive measures of Gen Jackson's admins
ira,ion, and this substantially The title OF the act.
WHY, again ask. did not this "temPetate snd fair"
committee bring these and many other things before
The people? I will endeaTsr to supply The chasm and
fiji the blanks which left
In my next, shnli return 10 the campaigns of tho
Seminole War, and review, little further, the defence
of Gen. Jackson by Mr. Adams. This becomes
cessary, since the committee have twice introduced
this subject, in their laboious uncandid unfair and
hnwGering Address. 4 REPUBLICAN.
= Col CH,ava.
Judge Fromcntin.
See Tie act OF Congress, whit.. passed after tie
resignation OF Gen. Jackson.
MARRIED, al " oodsocl,. VT the 26.h uit. by tic
Rev Mr.. Richards, Mr. BEEJAMIN Il. KENDALL, late
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
Dob Printing-Onice.

% The Proprietors Of the Wmc hovo
added to their Printing Office, set Of NEw
JOE Tyres, which will enable them 10 Print
Pamphlets, Hsn9bil!s, Circulars, Cards, &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
'm my dear Van Buren,
Faithfully yrs,
TEOE. EIrGIEfy

nduces the suspicion That this letter not be
for tbs letter is dated in January, aud the Addrcgs
criueu before hjarah.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

MARRIED. at Woodstock. VI. the 26h uit. hy tho
Rev. Mr.. Richards, Mr. BESJAMIN Il. KENDALL, late
of Richmond to Miss LOUISA +. Horror.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
tiETERGE7TEn COREEspONDENCE.)

- htHWoNp, IIjh Jan, 1875.
NJ dear ! an Ri;oH.
am osioDslcd AZ Tic disQuicrGr and alarm your
a' 'rtef ber"y-, relative 70 the course OF Virginia
"u ask, "' tl'c id,m7 Convcntror rlrer GREAT ia
eu', "uj pos eiul address, fail 10 carry OF Virri
n1 from jick,uu3o iou forget my dear friend that
thI' Convention, w''osc Talents by tie bye are great
u exaggerated hy te Coalition, on one side the
Richmond Enquirer IS TIE other You E,roet
W'iai told you al Saratoga Of the unbounded ipGu
encc Of nv Tapcf assure you, feel Some what nj
geo mi mortified the despondeDt tone Of your ,st,
to-: foo II implies not only that uisrepresenicd the
state Ct popular feeling, bu, likewise tnistrust that
either my Influence is in the waue or that IT Is uoe
Gna o contend against the array of talents and colo
brify embraced IN inc Convention. let me pnfrcst
's3 o. = 2" infa'T - me ''=afs scr ia Err'po
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

Col Cn,aya.
Judge Fromcntin.
See The Of Congress, whit. passed sooa after II.
ressna ton OF Gen. Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
ICOm'nuuicated.1


~ meeting of the Corresponding CONS
mice appointed By number Of The citizen.
" f''r'ax County friendly TO the presen, AID,
"ua'st'a.i'n Of the general government held
., .Ne courthouse Of said county the SIN day
% I1ue, 1898
PRESENT, Ga. Juhn G. Hunter, John Moore,
,.,n L''yd, Gustavus II Scott, Henry Fairfax,
w.. pS'' John Z, Hunter was appointed Chair
aud Eli OfatG, Secretary.
"e,oIved, That Bushrod Washington, jr.
~. sta nc is 6ereby appointed member Of
~ Committee, vice the Rev. John Johnson
% declined acting.
Tba ~s''rd that the following persons, to vii,
C,"VIaas Fairfax, Esq. Elijah Hutcheson, Chas.
'nart Stephen D,niel, George Whalev,
2o r H. HALEY, Philip Carper, Spencer Jack
! . Esq James Walters, Danl Dulany, Esq
Ia, Rocker, Dennis Johnson. Robert Rat
En.n Esq: Gordon Allison, Robert Allison,
Eco u H. Moore, John Duiin, Alex'r. Waugh,
Br u't. William Gunnell, Col. George w.
R,Sr, VIM. II. Chichester, james Kldwell,
lob," N "llcoxen, Doc. Thos. J. Minor, and
this r. y, bell, be and they are hereby added to
r,, solved, That any number of this Commit
r.o,,' , less than six, may form a board for
p'actng business.
ae he eu, That the proceedings of this meet
signed by the Chairman and Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
Sulphur Spring.
THOMAS r. HAMMOND

HAVING taken Judge fuckers Sulphur Spring,
1 4 known more commonly by the name of Mnghi.
ms Spring, is now ready for the reception of compa'
ny. The property has undergone considerable re.
pair, and will be in short time in complete order
He has Just returned from below, where he has sup
piled himself with every thing the market could af.
ford and ventures to assert that his Bar surpass
ed by any in the Valley. He has supplied himself with
good and attentive servants, and pledges himself that
nothing shall be wanting on his part to render the
time of those agreeable who may favor him with a
call
The Spring is situated in Berkeley County, Va.
eight miles northwest of Charlestown, eight from
Martinsburg, twelve from shepherdstown, and
teen from Winchester, in delightful and healthy
country, near the banks of the Opequon, where fine
pure air and renovaing water added to many other
attractions. june 7--law3w
ar The editors OF the National Intellisencer, Alex.
andra Gazette, Baltimore Gazette, and Frederick Exa-
mner will please insert the above weekly for three
weeks ard forward their accounts to the office OF the
Virginia Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07

Governor OF Canada was present with other
distinguished personages, who all anticipated
the time, now fast approaching, when navi-
CATION will be opened between the two lakes,
and The largest vessels in common use upon
them will be able to pass safely and expsdl.
tiousy from one TO the other. The grea,, in
genious, and expensive excavations tnd con-
s,ruc,ions which have been made by me skill
and perseverance of man. to Glide the cataract
Of Niagara, and to surmount The once hopeless
barrier presented by The nature Of the country
at that place, will afford many scenes and OBJ
jec,s interesting to the crowds who annually
visit that attractive spot.
~ Y. Daily Advertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
f. OFFuTr, Sec'y.

Internal improvement in Virginia.
Proceedings Of the County of Prince William,
in-relation 10 the Convention for Internal I'm.
provement. expected to assemble al The Uni.
versi,y Of Virginia, in Charlottesville, on the
l4,h day of July, 1923.
BRENrsvILLE, PMNcE WILLIAM Co COURT,
Monday, June I'd, 1928
On motion of Mr.. John Macrca, the quarter
ly Court Of The County Of Prince William sus-
pended its proceedings; and Colonel John Glib
son having been called to the Chair, and Mr.
John Williams appointed Secretary Of the
meeting, Mr.. Macrea submitted the following
resolutions, which, after brief explanatory in>
PRODUCTION, were unanimously adopted. (The
names in The Cd resolution were inserted after
the resolutions had been submitted by the NOV
er.)
Resolved, That it is expcdent that the Coun-
~ OF Prince William be represented IN the
Convention OF Delegates proposed 10 be held at
Charlottesville, on the l4th OF July next, for
the purpose Of considering and recommending
10 the people of this Commonwealth, such mea
sures as may he calculated TO promote the In
,ernal improvement, thereof.
Resolved that the Hon. VIM a. G. DAde,
John Macrea, John Gibson, Jr John Hooc,
Charles S Garter, WIN. B Tyler, James Ma
cres, and Wm A Lin,on, be appointed Dele
gates to attend the said Convention.
Resolved, Thai The foregoing resolutions be
published IN the Richmond Enquirer, the Con-
stitu,ional Wing, and the Alexandria Gazette
JOHN GIBSON, jr, Chairman.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
Columbian College, ID T..

TySIiS Institution will be opened Tor the reception OF
/ students on the 1ith OF the present month
The uarees for the Summer Session, of three
months, WILDE:
Admission fee to students who have not been be-
fore arV,ttcd s.eno
Tuition, in the College classes, 1901
do. in the preparatory >choo, loo1
,nr, ram, Furniture and Bed 6 OF
Table, Washing, Fuel, Lights, and Servants,
per week 49,,
Students who do not board the College, will be
charged for Admission, Tuition, Library Room ana
Furniture.
Mr. Boyr1Ls an accomplished instructor, will teach
the French, Italian and Spanish languages
The above charges Tor one third OF collegiate
wear Bills payable in advance; half at the opening,
the ba lance at the middle OF the Session.
CoL,ee Ill., haY l0-2awlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
Eoarding House.

T1lHE undersigned begs leave to inform the Citizens
of Alexandra and elsewhere, that she continues
tn receive Boarders at her Dwelling corner OF ash
inqton and Duke streets, and Haters herself. that
from attention and long experience in the business,
to be enabled to give satisfaction to all who may ia
yor her with their company.
Alexandra, May 26-1awsw'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07

ANOTHER BRAVE DEFENCE OF THE ISLAND OF
SAMos. accidently overlooked, In one of
our late French papers, The following account
OF an expedition undertaken by The Samio,s.
against a barbarian army assembled for new
attempt against their delightful isand II is
taken from letter written by the Philhriene
F,burier, chief engineer of Samos, dared a, the
Lazarcl,o of Spc2zia, near Genoa, April 9 h.
He had been sent 10 urge the Poro, Greek Com
.niuer to afford them aid TO prepare against any
new danger.
TRANSLATED for the New-Iork ilaly Adye ,iser.)
the expedition made al Samos in,o Lsia
has folly succeeded. The Mnsseiin, or Emir Of
Sofa, whose avSrice coveted the rich i'll nd Of
Samos, had resolved to make de scent upon it.,
and TO surprise, overwhrlm, aud lead INTO sla-
very all The detenceess population. For this
purpose he had established III the rear Of Sol,
magazines flied with all sorts Of munitions -
The Inhabitants, Informed Of his design, pre-
vented its execu,ion; The En,ir Witnessed the
conf CATION of his magazines, Ss saw hi, troop,
fly before Victorious Samiots. This enterprise
cost the Greeks loss Of only 50 killed, . Of
whom were Europeans. The loss OF the Turks
was very considerable"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07

and pub lisbed in the National Iptelligencer,
Phenix Gazette and National Journal
Resolved, That this Board do now adjourn
to meet again on Thursday the 10Th instant, a,
this place.
JOHN c. HUNTER, Chairman.
+. OFFurr, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
AUCTIONS.
Books! Books!

( IN &aIVRDaY NIGHT. wifhoa reserve, will be
continued the sale of the large collection of Books
yn nana. " The assortment has been enlarged by
the arrival Of boxes per the Mary and the est works
VIII positively appear general attendance is ear
hesty requested as the prices lately have been so
uhcommonly low to afford no inducements for ship
men's to this market Among the last arrivals will be
found many works not enumerated in the catalogues
worthy the attention of medical gentlemen as well a.
some Law Books. and very many desirable Literary
works just published. all Of which are opened and
ready for Inspection at the Auction Rooms.
Smoking not permitted in the house.
GEO. JOHNSON.
At private sale,
4th proof Jamaica rum
bbls low priced brown sugar
Malaga and other wines, s.gars, brown soap
Canister and cake backing, bunch beans
Mems and womens shoes
Drab wool hats very low, beds, chairs
40 bbls whskey, cordals, sweet oil, and
s hogSheads maryland Tobacco.
june 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
From the Kentucky Reporter.


The Na,h,illc Republic contains General
Jackson's promised apology COR he land specu
la ions,-a history Of which has been laid before
the public by DR.. James l.. armstrong, under
the signature Of " Trnnes,eean The de-
fence appears to he editorial ia the Republican,
but we presume i, is wriucn sy Msjor Lee, the
Generals new protegr. We have no, room
this week to give IN analysis Of it; but il does
not, admitting every word 10 be true, free the
General from lbe odum of me lraNsaclio ion. -
Some o! its features are even aggravated. The
wti.e takes away all ,he merit of the conpro-
mise 10y alleging, that he yielded 10 the entrs a
Ties OF the lady of Col. Erwin 10 take 10000
instead of $4,000, hich lie demanded from
the Occupants. 1t is moreover asserted, that
his partners got all the money. Whether
the General outwltted himself in attempt
ing to defraua his partners as well as
the occupants, is not shown. His part
ners, il will be recoilecied, had nothing IL
do in force losing the mortgage, which is the
damnine fact as relates to the General himse #
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
James Mckenzie q GO.

james NNChtNXlc q %.
re WE re oper,d the we'll Lrowu establishment
two doors east of tic Franklin House, and tor
merry ir the occupancy Of ,Iessrs Robert Mcrrea
& Co. where they ,ftr for sale well selected and
&c neral assortment of
SPhING ND SUMNER GOOUS.
Their purchases having been made III NJ YORK;
for cash and by am experienced Judge, the. are enr.
blcd to CfIr them on the most pleasing terms and
as they vii, Through the agency of one of the firm
who sides in New-York) oe wing by every pack
ct additional suppl of goods of the latest and most
fashionable style, they respectfully sollc'ta call from
Their friends and the public may 26-12t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07
70 liet,

70 Net,
s-.,z. An elegant Two story Biick MOUSE,
SCsf with Kitchen wash house, bath-house' Stable
3s ss. and carriare houses an elegant garden and .
Ns2ss., well of excellent water, pump IN the md
die or centre of the square, cistern Tor WASH wafer
and every conveniency, equalled by lew and
for gentee family D, stands on Prince street andis
as heaIthy situation as any town twill be let for
n or more wears as best suits the tenant and pos
session given the first day of June. Apply to
may 20-2aw2wlswf ROBERT bhoeh.''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-07

,-1-,--1-,Iay's lntelli5encer contained an ea''o-
''- -'.,. or review Of some Of the prominent
.., which have been adopted during the
CO. If Congress, which We should pubs
.'' -. ,ir, length. We were much pleased
~ n. force AID spirit of many OF the observ'
'... ,or,ainel in il, aud The mariest business
- ',.,,,;ery Of the whole tenor Of the remarks
.,;oso, po,i,ician in Ohio Of the opposl-
-, N 7 letter 10 the editor Of the Albany
-, has admitted that since Gov. CIin-
,1.,,b he Jackson party in his stale is in
e,A
,.l.si The opposition every where, appears
r.ioons state. The materials Of which
....oo,ssd are too incougruous ia their ma
,,o unlike, ever 10 remain firm and unit
S.c-css would instead IF strengl heniug,
,,,ys the coaucxion.
LIE s,rac,'s reason for deciuins the Of
49,, Treasurer Of the Uai,ed States, is the
.,.,t con6nemcu, 10 the Seat Of Govern,
-..,ai 70 his oGlic, which the du,ics of his
r..n,r,dr,ouirr ofhim.
,m,7 Is az, aimosr TO despair of making ev-
~ Tolerate progress IN Literature, when he
A., ugon the mui'iIua S OF books; many Of
I'm important and vain ,n!e, which daily issue
igr n, press, 1t worli require almo,t life
On. 10 rad their Title pages alone, unless indeed
K. honest !ensiu,, we nd 'hr time and dis
,j.,gn, 40 axe our seats iH a library, Dol Ing
a,J5.r Alter us, and exclu ing lu,t, ambition,
u,.,,t END all such ,ices-and there continue
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LAND PR,rE;-It apnears from the Salem
gl,l,r, tina, marcel of land pirates inhabir
,ae town orCha,hAm, on tbs coas, of Essex
.ouo,v, Mass In the month of April, tho
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