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Soardingy Lodgingir En
tertainment.
. 'T'HP. subscriber is now keeping a boaring house
* in the commodious & conveniently situated
liouselaiely occupied by Major James Gibbon, on
the main street, opposite to Harris’s brick build. ’
ings, where she will accommodate ladies and gen
lie men by the dayj week, month, quarter or year,
with genteel boarilj lodging and entertainment.
Ho cxrttions shall be wanting op her parti to give
utisfaci. jn to those who will favor her with their
•omna^.
Anna Byrd.
Richmond, Angus' 3, 1808._*f
WAN TUI) lO PURCHASE,
10 or 15 Young Negroes.
Enquire of *he Printer.
November 30 1808* tf
Penicentiary Store.
SHOES the Manufacture of the Penitenti.
arv have been lately REDUCED, consider,
■bly below their former prices.
D. J. BURR, Agent.
10th Mav. 1808. tf
FOR sale;
^ JA. On private contraA, the fine,
tu high bred running horse
8SEE doctor,
Lite t*ve property »f Doftor A T. Dixon, out
of Rill B x. by Pant'doen A'so, A FIl.I.Y, 3 I
years old, by Ptecipi ate, out of the same mare, /
of the best and pyrett blood in Virginia. DoAor
was by Rl»> nr lJay, >siu high health and perfeA
ly sound, six year; old, a beautiful hav and 15
bands high. This ho- w has proved his bottom
and speed tn many trials, having fmm three years
old bern successful except in two instances,
which accident prevented. The filly is untried,
but she would be highly valuable to a gentleman
whose wish i. iv raise from a good stock. Ap
ply ta
John Tyler.
Green Wav, R.’pt fi, 1308. tf
MAI i R ESSES
OF AI.I. SIZES AND KINDS,
MADE and repaired, agreeably to order, In the
large wooden 'niuw opposite the Old City
Tavern, tw o squaics isdow the market bridge,
RicnmomL
J. S. Pleasants.
May 31. 1808_tf_
Notice.
tlfII,I. 1IE SOI.I) on tlio premises, on
W Wednesday tho 15th day of February
neat, liic
Glebe Lands,
Lute hi the occupancy of be Rev. Matthew
Murray, dec. on a credit of twelve months.,
the purchaser giving bond with approved secu
rity.
By order of the Overseers of the Poor.
John Winn. fr. Clk.
Av'rm-,rl' December 13th, 1808. 3 w
Just -received at this ojfice.
Part 2d of vol. 9th—oi No. 18 of
for. Rees' New Cyclopedia.
*m* Subscribers to the above work, are
requested to «pply for their books.
11?" Subscription still open.______
Deserier.
D^SF.RTED from the servxe of the Uaired
Stater.,on the 6th inst. a p«i\a<t in the 5th
Regiment of infan’ry. named Daniel L. Brad*
ley, 19 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark
complexion, haele eyes, and dark li*ir.-—He
was born in Charles City county, Virginia* and
is a farmer by profession. The said Bradley had
on at the tine of his desertion, the uniform of
, the U.ti'ed States Light Infantry.
, A reward of ten dollars will he given to any
ptrsr.n who will dc'iver the said deserter to me,
or to any officer in the service of the U. States.
EDWARD DILLARD,Capt,
5th U- S. Rcg’u Infantry.
Noveml>er 23. 1808 tf.
Wanted, on Hire
THE NEXT year,
A Man and a Woman servant— he man must
be welt acquainted with house business ge
nerally, anti the management of h »rscv— the
woman a good cock—both must come well re
•ommer.dcd for honesty and sobiiety Enquire
of fhr Pi inter.
Noti ce is hereby given j
TO all persons having c'stims againjt the es
tat• of WILLIAM HAdT,d<c.thatthey
must be btongH* f *rward for r.eti lenient previous
lo the 12th d*/ of January ncx>, properly att«s.
ted i all those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, or suits 'Will be brought in
discrimina’.ely —rhe above notice wil! be plead in
bar again* *. (IditMuent creditor*, bv
M A d Y HAUT, Adm’x.
Blchmood, Dee 1808. Itn
1 ‘ r | hlR'.'ib b r having removed to the hou kts,
1 I on Sh’c' * Hill, formerly occupied by M a j.
William I>■* Val, in » very ag/ccablr pa-t of the
city, and COmigirms to toe Oapi'ol, is p-eptired
and deai'ous of taking from 15 to 2U Members of
the Aascm'.ily as Ivsrd w* dating the ensuing tes
■ion. The greatest attention will be paid to their
accomrnnda'ir n.
N. B. Ha has for sale three or four likely
young N gro##, two of whom arc likely young
men.
H. Puryear.
N©sren>her 50, 18l>8. _ if
THR Snbscribcr having furnished himse'f
with an e'.cg tn» assortment of mountains and
©♦her materidsi W.g* leave to inlotm the pub
lic that h* has commenced the
Cabinet Making Business,
upon an ntrnsive scale in the hotre near Shoc
koe bridge, neat d.v-r »o Samuel Pleasants, Jr’s,
printing office, where he wi I keep a constant
•uppty of furniture for sale upon reasonable
terms—and whete furnime .in hrs line will be
marie u,»©n the shortest notice, and in the moat
n .proved fashions, or upon any medel which
r*-y be direc ed. Tae s-iim fiber will *Im, keep
t-t l-snd, a constant snpp'r of Fancy anti Wind
tor CH AlllS ol ai descriptions, for sale upon
t* i on4Me terms.
Cst M PERRY.
J ■ ’imend. November 28th, 180H. (tf )
J,. B. Coach and Sign Painting, done at Ins
t‘.r p on the shortest notice and in th.- very best
. aoner
Bills of Lading
l;or sale at the Office of lU Ar^as* I
XJST PUBLISHED,
T MAMU'EL P LK 4 S A ST'S, JUS. HICUMOSD,
THE
SECOND VOLUME
OK Till
itelu^cD Cotie,
Containing 500 pages super-royal octavo,
bound to match the first vol.—Price
to subscribers 8 5....to non.subscri
bers 8 6.)
BEING
COLLECTION
or ALL SUCI1
ACTS
or m
General Assembly
or
VIRGINIA
Of a public and permanent nature as have
passed since the session o 1801 :
TO WHICH ARK ADDED
APPENDICES,
CONTAINING
A compilation of the several laws for the
establishment of the J. tines river, Pot tw
in ic, Appomattox and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Companies,
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
Titles of acts authorising the establishment
of Turnpike Roads, and the erection ol
Toll Bridges,
A compilation of the several acts concern
ing the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings,
Acts aud resolutions of a general nature,
which were omitted in the revisals of
1794, and 1803,
Laws concerning waste and unappropriated
lands on the eastern and western waters,
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concerning the public guard,
Titles of private and local acts—And
A table of fines, forfeitures, penalties and
.iimritcim-mi j >ulii its arc to
the use of t lie common wealth ; such as go
l > wards lessening the county levy ; such
asbclong<o individuals; and such as are
appropriated to any particular object.
jrvma-.'WJS
With a comfit Index to the whole.
Published pursuant to ah act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the seventh
day of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven._
One Thousand Pounds
WANTED,
FOR the inure*! of which, a plantation of .500
-. ri-s of valuable land will be given, until >he
money is refunded. Neatly 100 ac.es are rich low
grounds, now in cultivation, lying on navigable
water, the imptovements new and very good, in
a healthy and desirable country. Enquire of the
Printer.
September R 1R08. »f
Gerard Banks,
TTF.RETOFORE the F.ditnr of the Virjrin
1:1 Ian, lias opened a SCRIVENER’S OF
FICE in the house immediately opposite the
Market. Writing of every description will be
executed with correctness. Besides the on on I
instrhnienis which may be required, he of
fers to draw Bills of injunction, Sic. at a mode
ate price.
JlTs r FffBLlSHED, ~
AS'D FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.,
Mr. GILES’ SPEECH,
DELIVERED
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
ox
Thursday, the2i/h of A'ovrniber, 1R08, on
the resolution of Mr, llillhouse, to re„
fieal the Embargo Laws.
JUST published; ^
And for sale At/*?. Pleasants, Richmond,
THE GEN TLEMAN’S
Pocket Remembrancer,
FOR IMF YEAR 1809,
CONTAINING analuiafiek, ruled pages for
memorandums and cosh accounts, govern
ment of the Untied States, executive, legisla
tive and judiciary^ federal courts of law, de
partments of the federal government, territo
rial government of ike U J>. patents., inter
course. with foreign nations, diplomatic depart
mint, ministers, consuls, fcc. from foreign [Anv
ers to the U. 8. nary, marine corps, navy-yard
ut Washington, post-office establishment,
emus. duties on inijtoi Lalinns, drawbacks, boun
ties, custom-house of Philadelphia, wardens
the |Mirt, officers of the customs of tlie U.
light-houses, tables, h.-. Sec.
The Ladies’ Pocket-Book
Contains a view anti description of the natural
bridge in Virginia an almanack, ruled pages
for memorandums and cash account*, select
pieces in prose and poetry, new and celebrated
songs, and several useful tAbies.
The above bonks are ncutl} bound in read lea
thee with pockets. #
Notice
f"W“^ HE Man ester Turnpike Company de
I sirous to encourage the use of Broad
B Wheels upon the Turnpike, offer a pre
mium of fifty dollars each, for tbe first ten wag
gons employed in tbe carriage of coal, which
shall so u«e wheel*, having the tyre thereof, at
least four inches in breadth, or upwards, for
the apace •ftwelve months.
Such as may be disposed to receive the pre
mium h> rrby offered, arc requested to give in
timation Thereof at the office of the subscriber.
JAMBS BRANDER, Cik.
December 2 >lh. 1808. 4w
Negroes for Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
us by Mr. WillUm Wilburne, on the
21st d of May last, for the purpose of se
curing unto Mr. Colin M*Kae, the sum of
*190 10*. llrf which debt has been assign,
ed by autd M‘R .e, to Mr. John Gilchrist,
of the town of Manchester, we shall, at
Powhatan Courthouse, on Friday the 20th
Jauutry, 1809, proceed to SELL,
The following Slaves,
Vi* i David, Billy, \nthony and Frank, or
so many or them as will he sufficient to raise
the said sum of * 190 10*. \\<l. with into,
rest from the 2Jh Inst, and all costs incur
red by carrying the same Into effect.
WILLIAM MOSELEY, > 7Vu*.
JOHN HAHKiNS, 5 fee*.
December 30, 1804. tds ,
BY virtue or a deed of tmm executed to
me by Pleasant Y ounghusband, dec. ]
bearing date on the iTuhdav of March last.,
and duly recorded v, the coart oi‘ Henrico
county on the s»x,>. day of June,
wil/^ BE sold,
Tothe person r/ho takes the same for the
shortest per'n/4, and pay two thousand dol.
lars, with legal interest thereon from the
first day of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven, and the costs of executing
the Iras'., that
Brick Tenement,
On the South side of the Main Street, ad
joining the lot of ground sold by the said
Younghusband to Joseph Marx, and exten
ding from the said Main Street back to the
alley which extends through the square, it
being the lower tenement of those two be
longmg to the said Younghushand’s estate,
under the same right. The sale will take
place on the premises, on Monday the sixth
day of February next, at the hour of 12
o’clock, and the lease executed to the pur
chaser on the payment of the said sum of
money, by
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
T rustee.
^January 5th, 1809._2m
Knmford Academy.
rHE same branches of Literature and
Science, will be taught at this Semi,
ary, the present year, that has bcenhere
ofore—and the terms of board and tuition
Fill also continue the sime, viz. £30 for
tile first, including wishing—and £ 10 for
lie 1 liter, each to be paid quarterly in ad
vance.
Capt. John Fox will act as steward, and
the subscriber and his assistant, as teach
crs.
CHILES TERRELL.
King William county,?
January 1, 1809. y
j(JST RECEIVED
AMD FOR SALK AT S. PLcASANTS’ BOOK
- STORE, RICHMOND,
J A...I ...hi./.. ..f .1. . _. - J
DU. TISSOT’S
Gout and Rheumatic Drops,
AND DR. TABB’S
Nature's Restorative Balsamic Cordial.
The certificates attached to the bills which
inclose each bottle of the above medicine,
are from characters of respectability, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence may
be placed by those who labor under com.
plamts of the Gout, Rheumatism, Stc. also
those of consumptive habits, general debi
lity of the nerves and various o* ner com.
plaints incident to the huimu body.
T3CJRSU\N P to a deed of trust executed
*• to the subscribers, by John Hendrick,
jun. for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of a sum ot money therein expressed,
due Thomas Perkinso.i, WILL RESOLD,
! for readv money, at Painville, in the coun.
j ty of Amelia, to the highest bidder, on
1 Tuesday the 17th January next,
| The following Slaves,
: to wit: Lucy, Lewis, Dicy, Polly and Pey.
ton, or as many of said slaves as will be
. sufficient to discharge the debt mentioned
in tr.td deed, together with the interest and
1 cost accruing.
PETER RISON, V7r«i.
ANDERSON H JONES, 5 ters.
Amelia, Dec. 31, 1808. 3 §
M u si c.
JO HA J. A B t: Tic HO MU Y,
HAVING returned f<*o n his tour to the
Northward, begs leave to acquaint his
. friends and the public, that he still continues
teaching in this city, on the Pimm, Violin and
G'Uttar. He likewise tunes instruments as
formerly, and respectfully solicits the favor of
their patronage.
Applications at Messrs. Prichard St Adams,
Mr. Pleasants, and Messrs. Fitzwhyisouii and
Potter’s will he duly attended to.
Richmond, Dec 23ili, 1808.
N. B. Mr. Aberc-omby could •'mveniently
attend three or four pupils in Manchester.
THE FAMOUS IMPORTED MORSE
GOUTY,
It’S (Imported by Robert Rives,
Esq ) whose co is are run
ning in England with such distinguished
success, will stand the ensuing season at
Buckingham courthouse. The terms and
the races his get won in England, in the
present and last year, will be made known
in due time.
ARCHIBALD BRANCH.
^December 1808* w3 $
—
*rm ne for ixem
THE KNSUINr; VKAR, THAT WKLLRNOWN
TAVERN
The White Chimnies,
I N Caroline county, situate on thr main »tagc
road Attached to the tavetn is a convenient
state house—>thc stand for a merchant excellent.
‘ or term; apply to Richard Bridge*, near aaid tm
vern, <>r to J ihn Ujsher in Richmond.
July 27,tWW._ „afkf
Virginia :
At a C.airt held for Halifax county, on Mon
day the 26th day of December, 1808.
John Wimbish, Plaintiff.^ 3
aminst \ o
Ciardner Mayes and IsaacMcdley.de- V §
puty sheriff for Thomas Watkins, • 5
Sheriff of Halifax, Defendant*. J ^
*pHE defendant Gardner Mayes, nothav.
enlere l his appearance and g ven se
curity according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant of this state ; on the motion
of the plaint ffby his counsel. It it ordered,
that the said defendant, Mayes, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in Mirch next,
and answer the plaintiff’s hill j that a co
py of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspaper* published in
the city of Richmond for two months sue.
ccssivety, and posted at the front door of
the courthouse i f this county.
A copy—Teste
SAM DEL W1 LLIA DC. IT C.
New Law Books.
The 8th vol. of East’s Reports, and the *th
vol. of Espinasse’* Report* arejutt recciv-J
and for aalc by i>. PloManM. 1
BY virtue of A deed of trust, executed
by Edwin Land to the subscribers, da
ted the 24th October, 1807, and recorded in
Amelia aeurt, for the put pose of securing
I the payment of the seve ral sums of money
therein expressed, due Thomas Perkinsnn,
WILL BE SOLD, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 19th Ja*
nuary next, on the premises, a certain
Tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in the county of Amelia, containing
by estimation 190 acres, more or less, and
bounded by the lands of John S. Booker,
John Sudbury, James Townes, jun. and Eli
zabeth Belsher, or so much of the said la:.d
as will be sufficient to discharge the said
debts and interest, and the cost incurred
by carrying the said trust into execution.
JOSHUA CHAFFIN, 7 7iuz
PETER RISON, 3 tret.
Amelia, Dec. 31, 1808. w3'.f _
Deligh fill task ! to roar the tender thought,
To teach the young idea how to shoot.
To pour the fresh instruction o’er the mind,
i To brea he the enlivening spirit, and to fix,
The generous purpose in the glowing br« asS.
Thomson.
EDUCATION.
THE subscriber intends opening a School
on Monday the 13th day ot February,*
at the house of Mrs Goodwin, and neart..e
Baptist meeting house in Richmond, where
he will teach English Grammar, Latin,
Arithmetic, and the rudiments of useful
learning in general. The school shall be
first opened for three months only, and shall
close by a public examination and exhibi
tion of the improvement of the scholars.—
The first term Is thus limited, that all per
sons interested in the institution, may have
a fair opportunity to form an estimate of his
talents and industry, in discharging the im
portant trust assigned him.
Although he will not engage to excel, nor
even to equal the respectable teachers al
ready in this city, to whom he wishes the
greatest possible success ; yet, should he be
so fortunate as to obtain youth of genius,
united with diligence in their studies, he
ii.merit imiiiscu mm ne win grattty tne
most ardent expectations of those who ho
nor him with the tuition of their children,
and as his reputation and future prospects
are involved in the undertaking, they may
bo very confident, that he will strive to do
his best. H-s terms may be known by ap
plication to Mrs Goodwin.
JACOB GRIGG.
Richmond, Dec. 8, 1808. w3t
* The commencement is deferred until
that period, on account of a journey the
subscriber has to the Western country,
winch, to him, is of great consequence.
FOR SALE,
The Tenement
on which the subscriber lives, situated on
Clturch»Hill, within about one mile of Rich
mond Market, containing two and a half acres
of Land, well enclosed and highly improved.
The buildings consist of a large and well con
s true ted D welling. HoHse, Laundry, Kitchen.
Dairy, Smoke House, 2 Storie*, brick Office
Coach House., Bari^ Stable, and Ice House. *
All these building* are in complete order for
the accommodation of a large and genteel fam
ily.. who may have easy access to all the advan
tages of the citj^ and live as retired as they
could wish.
JOHN ELLIS.
November 25. wtf.
| Royster be Bohannan,
Have For Sale, at their Store near the Marke
, Bridge, Richmond,
A GENKR \L ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries,
-among which aub
Brown Sugar in hhde I Whiskey by the bblj oi
and bbls tierce
Loaf Sugar, in do French Brandy
Bcm Green ColTite '"*ab by the Sack
Imperial, and A quantity of excellent
Young Hyson TEAS, Lard by the firkin
Chocolate, by the box A large assortment of
Pimento Iran Castings, every
I’cpper description
, Ginger An u'.soi tment of Slom
Rice Ware
Mtmard Qjieen’s Ware
W. 1 Rum Soap and Candles by
lam&ica do box
N. F.npf and do l.eiper’t Snuff
Molas-** by hhd Writing Paper
—Sherry and Malaga Wrapping do
Wino I Decanters
Holland and Country b Tumblers
Gin II Wine Glasses
Spanish Segars by box H Leading Lines
I or retail || Bed Coids. he tic he
sal i* Vs * nniwkn* nf /uW/.. o.iIaI.. ___
dioa* to merits— which they aril, tell low
for cstli, country produce, or approved
paper in town.
Icr It it en*neuly requested that there who
have long ttaadinge accounts, will settle them im
mediately, as no longer indulgence can be gi
ven
THIS LT.YY IS PUBLI4HKD, ~
And may be had at Jacob Johnson's book,
•lore, adjoining the Market Bridge,
FART 3, OF VOL. I, OF
HENING AND MUNFORD’S
REPORTS,
cowTAiftitra
The Decisions of the Supreme Court of A[>
peals of Virginia, at the October Term,
1507, and completing the first volume.
At the same place may be had the said
volume (of 656 pages) elegantly bound, in
calf.
Price t* subscribers ft 5—to nom-subecri*
hers ft •
tf~ The size of the volume having far
exceeded the limits at first contemplated,
(which were 500 pages only) the authors
have besn induced to furnish it to subscrl*
bera at the al>ove price, which is consider*
ably less, in proportion, than that mention*
ed in the firo*ftectu$.
Gentlemen who take these Reports in
numbers, will be permitted to return them
at any time within six months, and receive
a volume, for which numbers they will be
allowed the original cost in part payment
for the volume.
Richmond, Oct. 39, 1808. wtf
Fifa & Casa Executions,
soie ui thit afice.
NICHOLAS HALL\M,
(nha:y ms sir.tx tarurn.)
la in U> uriy expeciaunn oi aturi'ic ,Vy ,,f
Best IVriwU-lphi,, •
Which will be continued, and for vtV, o.» ai
ly good lor mi at ber-tofon.
Wax uud fair Calf rtki,)S
First quality Cossack boot legs
do. do. Long, three quar-")
ter and half, draft, culf C
sk»n and Coi,iovan, do. j
Calf and Cordovan roundings >
and binding skins j
Bridle and soal leather, Ike. 8tc
Boots and Shoes.
Nails of all kinds.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OR
WELL CHOSEN GROCERIES.
^7* Boots and Shoes made to measures
at short notice, and rips mended gratia.
A law thousand rot. qf Hams and Middling
BACON.
The above articles may be had low for cash,
produce, or approved paper at short credit.
Penitentiary Stored
THE subscriber, Agent for the Penitentiary,
offers for asle the followingartlclea, the m*L
nufheture of that in stitution, at very low prloetf *t
whole ttfe and retail.
CUT HAILS.
Wholesale prices Retail prices*
13 cents. 14 cents per 16'
4 12 1-2 131-2
* 12 13
6 111-2 12 1-2
8 101-3 11 1-2
10 10 11
12 10 11
20 10 11
Slating rails 111-2 12 1-2
CUT BK ADS.
8d9 10 cents, 11 cents frerdb
10 9 1-2 10 1-2
12 Do. Do.
20 Do. Do.
SPRIGS,
3 0 cts. p. lb. 30 perms
4 22 1-3 67
8 17 84
WROUOHT NAILS anH BR Ar»t>.
Octy 13 14 per lb.
8 12 1-2 13 1-3
10 13 13
12 11 1-3 12 1.2
30 11 12
SO 11 13
Spikes of ail size* same nrice&s 30dv. n.W,
Uro&d and narrow Ax«s, Hatchets. Hoes, Plough
Shares and Coulters, Hinges, Wedges, Ham
mers, Fenders, Traces and Stretchers, Tin
Ware. tfc. is‘e.
boots and Shoes.
Fair tops, back straps, $ 9
Ditto g
Saw arrows, 7
Half Boots, s
Plantation and light fine shoes, 10t6 « 11#
Do. second, & third qualities, 7*6 a 9#
Negro shoes (strong) 6« a S#
Girls do. 4* a 4#
Boys do. 2*9 a 6*5
Childrens’ shoetees, 3# a 4sS
Fire Buckets R 4? „ g 5 per pair
Bridles, Sursingles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
thers, Iiaine strings, Back Bands, Lcad
*nK» Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines.
Any of the above articles made to order*
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern,
D. J. BURR
April 26, 1808. (2awlm lawtf)
!t7* 1 he Shoes are reduced much below
the former firice.
To Rent,
AND possession given immediately^ a neat
small brick dwelling house on the Chuuk
Hih_ near Mr. Samuel Adams’s wnh an acre
01 land attached for a garden t this house con
tains two rooms be'ow, and a close' large enough
lor a bed, table and two or three chair*, two
rooms above and a small closet ; two rooms
underneath^ with a fire place in each, one
used as a kitchen^ the other a-, a servant’s room t
there are aito two ther apartments adjoining
the k’rchcn, one used as a dairy, the other as a
m«mt cellar; there is also on the lot, a very ex.
r.ellen «m 'ke hou'e. No sirua'ion can be more
desirable for a small family., near two excellent
spring!, and commanding a beautiful view of
the city. Manchetter, the fa'ls and as far down
nr river at tne eye can reach, wnn a rich, lux.
urian-j agricultural tcenery in front. It may be
had for one two or three years j tor terms ap~
p'y to the R*’vM John Rl|i», or Mr. Thomas
Hants, living near the premises
Dec T2 h ;808 lawtf.
JUS r PUBLISHED,
And for bale at S. Pleasant*’ Office,
THK
History of Episcopacy,
IN FOUR PARTS,
From it* rite to the firevtnt flay.
1st. It* rise and progress In the Church of
Rome. *
2d. A *hort account of Its proceedings in
the Church of England.
3d. The ris»- and progress of the Methoa
dists in F.urope.
4th. The rise and progress of Episcopacy
among the Methodists in America.
BV WILLIAM GUIRF.Y,
Munster of the Gospel.
*»* SulHcribers are requested to send for
their copies.
Just received from Philadelphia, a few co»
pics of the celebrated Pamphlet,
entitled, .
A VIEW
or tiie
Rights and Wrongs,
Power and Policy
Or THt
UNITED STATES OF AMERIC A.
Saul, Saul, why fienecutett thou me t
HV CHARLES JARED 1NGKRSOLL.
Wirt’s Speeches.
117" Thu Editor of the Argus has la’ely **
pitblndied the
SPEECHES of WILLIAM WIRT, F.jq,
on the trial of Col. AARON BURR, and \
othurt.—With a portrait by St. Memin.* |