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as relates to aggressions committed
within our ports and waters by foreign
armed vessels ; to the violation of our
jurisdiction; and the measures necessa
ry for the protection of our ports and
harbours,be referred to a select commit
tee.
2. Resolved, That so much of said
message as relates to violations of our
maritime rights, to impositions on, or
interdictions of our neutral right*?, be
referred to the committee of Commerce
and Manufactures.
3. R s lived, That so much of said
message as relates to our intercourse
v ith the Indian tribes be icfenvd to a
select committee.
4. Resolved, That so much of said
message as relates to our militarv and
naval establishments, be re 1 crrecl to a
.elect committee.
a. Resolved, That so much of said
message as relates to our finances, he
ivk rred to the committee of W avs and
Means.
0. Resolved. That-so much of said
message as relates to enterprises a
gainst the public peace, and the means
o. preventing the same, aed of puni h
jng their authors, be referred to a select
committee.
On tne SOdi the following gentlemen
were named on the select committees
agreed to be appointed on particular j
parts ol the president’s message.
On the committee relative to milita
ry and naval establishments :—Messrs.
J) iwson, Holmes, Rea, (Pen.) Butler,
\ an Cortlandt, Champion and Siorer.
On the committee relative to aggres
sions committed within our ports and
waters by foreign armed vessels :—
Messrs. Blount, Chandler, 1$unveil,
(ioldsborough, Hiker, Troup and Wi
therall.
On the committee relative to enter
prises against the public peace: — M ssrs.
Randolph, Hlackledgc, I.loyd, Quincy,
lloge, Masters, and Wilbour.
On t'ne committee relative to our inter
course with Indian tribes :—Messrs.
C >ok. Bibb, Sloan, Desha and Harris.
The following gentlemen w re named
c 1 the committee respecting the post
(slice and post mads:—Messrs. Rhea,
( lb n.) Kenan, Southard, Verplanck,
Oreen, Carleton, Chittenden, Dawn
pert, Knight, Whitehill, Trigg, Pugh,
W. A1 st >n, (’ >bb, Vanhorn, Morrow,
OJh» >) j Iov.trJ.
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NOTICE.
The present Number (27) commences
the second half near of the Wheeling
Repository—-Subscribers who have
received from the first No. arc requested
to take notice, that a second payment is
now due. It is hoped that punctuality
toid he observed. Rdi i on.
November 12th, 1807.
F R E S H GOOD S_
RichM & Sam’l M'Clurc & Co.
and
Richard M‘Clure, jun. & Co.
Have just received and are now open
ing a neat and g neral assortment of
Merchandize suitable fordhe present and
approaching seasons ; which they will
sell ut their usual reduced prices for
Cash or approved Produce.
Wheeli ng Nov. 18th, 1807.
To be Leased,
About, one hundred* acres ..f first-rate
Land, lying on the banks of the Ohio,
four miles below Muskingum, which is
in a high state of cultivation, enclosed
and di\ ided by fences remarkably good.
A proportion of an Apple and Peach
Orchard, and of a large Sugar Camp, if
req lirvd, will be assigned the Tenant.
This would be a comfortable situation
for a respectable family. For terms
apply to Michael Graham, in Wheeling.
Maned a, Mon. 10///, 130 7.
1 KOPOSALS,
By ROBERT IIAKPER. I» alter, Gettyfburg,
For Publishing fa/ Subscription,
THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS
MISCELL AMT;
Or Sixta-one
APHOR K TIC AI. K SS AYS,
On sonic of the most important Christian
Doctrines and Virtues.
By Hugh Kkox, 1). 1). of St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
i OF Convofion. or Rerereration. a Of
JuRific^iion before G >d. 3 O* Faith, parti
cularly as jnftifying. 4. Ol entering into Co
v» nant with God. 5. A Foim of covenanting
6 The ntime, drfign and ufe of the Loro'
Supper. 7 Of preparation for the Lord’s Suo
p r. 8. Our duty immediate'y rf'er the Lord'
Supper. 9 Reflections on the incarnation of
Curifl. to. Of adoption into God’s family
it. Of K pentance- 12. Of SanlWficfttion
rj. The n iturc an 1 fTedt* of union with Cbrift.
i4 Of the final ptrfeverancc o' the Saint®.
< Of Peace of Confidence. 16 Of Joy in the
Uolj Gbcft. 17 Of aifurat.ee of God's love
in lliiM life. t3. Of the Soul’s Immortality.
19. Of Death, 20. Of the Refurretfion of the
Dead at. Of a future Judgment. 21 Of
Heaven, or the fntute ftate of the blefled. 23.
Of Hell, or the future ftate of the wicked. 14.
What, as Chrifl'nns, we fhould do more tn;.n
others. 2s Of Heavenly miutlednefs, and the
contrary Vice 26 Of Go/V.el Sincerity, or
Uprightneis a; Chriftian Zeal, and its oppo
I litea and coumerteits. 28 Patience, and the
contra, y V;< e- 29 Meckuefs, and the oppr fite
vTicts Chtrily, and the oppo.fitc V.ces.
31. Contentment, and the oppofTe Vices. 32.
Challity, and the contrary V eea 33 Humility,
and the oppofite Vices. 34 Sohiiety and the
contrary Vices. 3?, Chriftian Courage and its
oppofio e 36 The Chiiftian Ufes ot theTongue
37 UnchrilPin Aluifes of the Tongue 38 The
heft method of maintain ng Peace, Love and
Unhy among Chiiftian Brethren. 39 The rule
of judging our Brethren ; againft rafhnefs and
•enforioufnefs 40 A peaceable r!ifpofi:ion,and
j the oppofite evi:h. 41 A merciful temper, and
I its oppofites 42 Of Juftice between man and
I man. 43 Ot Cnrifrian Hope. 44 Of the Na
| tores and pet fori cf Chrilt 45. Chrift,our Pro
phet. 46 Chrift, our Pricfr 47. The kingly
or regnl office of Chrift 48 On the fhortnefr
an<l due improvement of T me. 49 The con*
ficieration ot Eternity 50. 1 he duties of Mat
ters o‘ Frmilies. 51 Ti»c beft way of rtfifting
Tempi a icne. 52 Of public fpi.it. 53 A.
proper temper and conduct towards Emmies.
54 Temptations aiifing from Compiny. 55.
Temptations anfing from Solitude. 56 The
Ufe and Ahufc ol Chriftian Libtrry 37 What
diverfions are lawful, and the way to regulate
them. 58 The value and impoitance of a
Child. 39 The co 11ftrain19 of Chrifi’n Love ;
a ftimon. 60 Cbriftians, L’ghtf in the woilj
a fermon. 6: The aggravated Guilt of Mur;
der, a fermon.
CONDITIONS.
This work will be compiled in one duo*
decimo volume of about 4C0 pages; fhall be
printed on good paper, and an elegant new
I pica type ; and fhall be handforr.ely bound and
li ttered. The price to fublcrihers will be one
dollar, payable on delivery of the bonk. Sub*
: fetiheta names will be printed with the wotk.
*** Subfrriptions received at the Office cf
I Ihf I?• • r liicrv.
NEW STORE.
FULTON ?; M'CLUKF.,
Respectfully Inform the Public, that
they have just opened, in the room un
der the Printing-office, next door above
Messrs. Samuel and Basil Beal’s Store.
A general Assortment oj
Dry Goods, § China,
Groceries, v> Glass, and
Hardware, § Queensware,
Cutlery,
which they will sell on moderate terms.
I hey have on hand a quantity of*
\Y heel- Irons, Medicine, Writing and
Wrapping Paper : also, Lake Salt and
Weavers’ Reeds, by the quantity.
Wheeling, 4th November, 180r