V ©asette. f PHILADELPHIA, V fr SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER It. PRICES OF STOCKS. Philadelphia, /«vgustl4 Sii per Cent. '5/6 to 8d Deferred 6 per Cent. 14/4 jBT 9/3 BANK United States, 16 North America, 45 to 4; Pcnnfylvania, 14 lnfuran«e comp. N.A. (harei 174 pencfylvania, (hares, 17 % _ i g per C«et Stock —funded—1 to a J percent, adv 80. Scrip 'tvith the fu Inftalmencs 1 do. do- Do. the sth and 6th Iriftalments ado par. Eaft.lndia Company of N. A. par. Land 30 dolli. per 100 »cr*s. COURSTOF EXCHANGE On London, 51 at 30 days 50 at 6c i 90 days ' \ Amflerdam, 35 37 i too per florin_ Hamburgh 30 23 a-190 per Mark Banco, Mi- Fbnko, TI4E enclosed piece wi« o£fered lojr publication to the editor of a little piper, pubhfhcd in this touaty, but in imitation of other impartial edi t«ti| he refufed to insert it. It at an old dtrnocrit here, who, tha*brainlefc as a lily, • i* doing a World of mil'chief among the honaft bat deluded peuple in this place. Montgomery county, Sept. 10, 1799 TO COLON hi. CRAB TREE, . >Jtc old Gentleman at tbe Hermitage, Mont- gomery courty. Sir, I HAVE waded through the two prolix numbers, with which under the signature of t Craftsman, you have taken upon you to fatigue .tin; rejders of tl)e Norriltown Ga zette ; and *s I when I have pe- Hifed political lucubrabations, set down to ruminate on the chara&er, dispositions and feelings which 1 suppose attributable to the writer, I have now the honor to communicate the opinion \yhich 1 have formed of you. The undignified frivoloufnefs of your rxprelHons, and repeated violations of the comtnonertpre eepts of gramati'.al conftrudtion, led me t« believe at Aid, that the author was a young man, very muph refemblirig in all points, two of the hopeful forifls of jacobinism in your county, whose names may be found in the proposed ticket of the fattion. I con fefs, however, that I had made a small mil take : which a little further progress into your lirft c(T..y, soon corredVtd. A fniail mistake, I fay ; for it confided only in a substitution of the follies of youth, in the place of the more unpardonable follies of old-age. Yet, fir, you are aa old man, whom jvey hairs have not rendered venerable or refptctable, and you pofiefs very little ejfe that can ever juftlv lay cl;iim to the efleein of mankind. Ir is a pity you are not now purfuinj the mechanical employment to •which you were bred—it would, at least have saved you from the absurdity and ridi cule in whirh you have involved yourltif, by attempting to become an author for a fac tion, when you ought to be preparing far heaven. Unfortunate, indeed it is, it you were to add to the character of a keen and * _ bitter politician, that of a writer also, that you did not commence your operations a gainst the formidable impediments of nature, at an earlier day. Your memory, more te nacious and ready in vounger life, might -"toot only have supplied you with the prac tical rules of an arrangement in compolitioß, but might likewise have furnifhed you with the common-place hiftoriial and political fads, that so wonderfully contribute to the embeHifbinent of the patriotic, prsduftions of fonß of your eotemporaries. Your advaiv ."d age, however, and the waftivity of .)ody and mind to which you have been fometiines accustomed, have incipaciated yon for mental no less thaf Corporeal exertion ; and you may be allured, f;r, though your looking glass mi'v deceive you, that your late childi(lt attempts at au- Jhorfliip, excite no lels contemptuous mer riment, than the juvenile drel's and flippant •irs with which yon try to let off" your ex ttrior.* The latter foibles are, it mufl be >ll»wed, of a more pardonable nature, for you have had it in ftrrious contemplation to renovate yourlelf by a conjugal alliance, you may, perhaps, claim a right of indul gence in all the prettincff-'S which the beau inds it necessary t® display, to fix the at tachment of the inconftani fair. In the farmer weakness you are not so excu'-üble, snd depend upon it, you nave been, ai.2 will be, equally unfucceftl'ul. Tiie party to whom your political court fliip is add re (ted, have been lung out of con ceit of you. " Every vote counts onej" thc.y vrr y Cunningly lay, prelfe you would have received your affront and your difmiflai long J go. Yoa are, indeed, a little mortified *ith vlie small refpeA shewn to your age, experience-, and fervict-o, at their public and private nwe'injfs. To be sure, you have e*cla:mcd.agaii.ft their ingratitude, in never having called you to the chair; but you Wrifole yourfelt with the hope, that the new " n e, in which you have determined to become conipicuous, may increase the number of Tour friends. But, Ca vc Domine!' you will I Bo ', I confidently trust, consider me your enemy, if I candidly tell you what they fay. ' information may, perhaps, suggest some expedient for yet attrafting their smiles. hey fay, then, that they sever found you to poflefs one t?ait of genius, and that you ®re equally deficient in acquired kuowledgf. They g' lV e you some credit for your political Biailgnity ; but they fay you are haughty insolent in your private deportment. They fay, that with the profelftons of a emocrat, you unite tlie behaviour of a des pot towards your inferiors, (if any such you have) your connexions, and your friends; •N. H *' '■ Y' 1 ' that yon are beyond measure, overbearing and a {Turning m conversion with the de mocrats: whereas, ybu ought to be so onlv whe.r yen discourse with the aristocrats'; and finally/ that you have not been over careful cf your hon«ur and integrity, in iome public and private tranfattions. I* this latter particular, you resemble so many others of the party, that they do not con lider it an objection altogether infurraount able; butforae timid one. fay, tliat while the aristocrats have « such an ugly hold upon you," it will never do to put you forward in too prominent a point of view.' -Now, I am really inclined to do you the justice of ac* knowledging, with regard to the other ob jeftions they tiave raised, that they have proceeded merely from a fearljof your rival (hip and ultimate superiority Thus, want ot genius, and information, and insolence, and haughtiness ill convention and conduct', arefo uniforml/ the attributes of a.staunch democrat, and, in fadt, so eminently dif tinguifli their candidate for the firft office in the commonwealth, that they would not, on their own account, be excepted to. . Unfor tunately for your political attempts, these properties shine forth in you with so killing a lurtie, that they have heretofore defied competition; and, as every man amongst the jacobins, willies to be uppermoii, you have ready solution of their dislike to you. Co lonel ! I have a fee re t to communicate : make the trial of my recipe, and, as Doft'or Sangrado fays, " my head for its success." It is thought you have some property, and your cft-rs to make a settlement of part ot It on several capricious fair ones, huve been dfWainfully rejected. Propole to make a lettlement of it on tlie party -to whom your morning and evening adorations are n6w ad drcfTed—l vouch for their acceptance. Since the reverses which their friend;, the French, have experienced, remittances are (topped ; and we well krfow, that they hatre means of raising much ready caih, among themfclres. The intereftof the i'um, which I conjecture, your finances would be able to fupplv, might be fufficient, added to whit can be occalionally gleaned frmn other quar ters, to supply the several committees ap pointed for the distribution of lies, more immediately in yoor Beighbourhood, with strong drink at their meetings, on their journies, and at elections. I w«uld advise y'dij to appropriate the proceeds of the fund, expressly to this purpose ; for as you will immediately rife into popularity, and be generally invited te their confutations, you will, by this mear>3, enjoy, ynurlelf, a fharc of the gratifications purchased by your own edablifhment. Oh! how your old heart will palpitate with joyful expedition, when you perceive the altonifhing efle£\s of your liquid bribe! I expedX to fee, even your brother officers, Colonel Ale and Major Splithead, overflow with the milk of jacobin kindnels towards you ; and yot' will soon hear the iir re refoundin •with the gortteful'acclamation of, Colonel the chair J! As I make no doubt you will immrcbately fall in with this counlelj Ifhall, foine time hence, fubrnit, with great deference, a few rules for your fubfcquent conduct; and in. the mean time have only one'piece of advice further to ptFcr: For God fake quit writ ing, or you'H spoil all ; or if tlie cacoetkes scriltndi is irrefiibblc, inlteai of three weeks, the period you have generally allotted to the compolition of an eflay, " keep your piece three years." By this delay, you will be able to compress your ideas, aud avnid gross grammatical blunders; but, in truth, your talent lies another way— Routing-is yoti'r forte. The yot words you deal in, found better from yoqr mouifrtnan'they loek upon paper. Talk away at the ariftocrnts, but if you can avoid it, do not write. I bar all recompente far tliis friendly and candid Communication, and conclude with my fervent prayer, t'n.it it may succeed, as I export, in mukirjg a brewer of mifchicf oat of a brewer of malt. TOMMY TOUCH'EM.' P. S. If, in spite of my ihjun&ion, you (hould again'fully paper, don't make things worse by appointing Captain John your i'e c rotary. b: : A gentleman ot the firft re fpe'&ability and knowledge, of York county, offers to bet againft 1,600 Dollars, that Mr. James Rofs will have a majority of jooo votes for governor in that'county, at the ensuing General Elc&ion. Gas.] A Chief Juffice of Pennfytvania oner ad journed the Court from the Court-house to the Tavern, and permitted liilhmeri to be in one room, while he was dining in another—tbe court still supposed to be fitting. This was the " Poor Man's Ene my" and the faft occurred at Carlille. " The Poor Man's Enemy," once regard ed the vaicc of the people as " the feeble noise cccafioned by tin working of small beer." The fame enemy of the poor would now court, a vote from aft Oytterman. An Inland Paper has with a vengeance, suited the word to the adh'on, in the follow ing sublime description of <i thunder storm : •'Wednesday morning the fable hemifpbe ric concave assumed a premature mourning for the impending fate of (he furround:Bg ftorra ; the earth appearing negative, re ceived tlit condensed discharges of the ele mentary fire, whose ramifications were for ced in all zigzag dire&ions, and appeared, to an undaunted observer with awful gran deur, one extensive blue aethercal blaze, with pe-il on peal in grating horrors rolling through expansive space, re-echoing terror at eac-'i angling close." The description proceeds in the fame rumbling concatenation of words, till it co/ncs to-the (Hocking eataftrophe of hav ing singed fonx- childrens (to kings, whi#h had been expo fed on a hedge to dry. Baltimore, September 19. . Inter*fling I j - 'By the arrival of the fchoonVrMTticrcifFT captain E. Pearce, in 22 days from "Stirri- I nam, we are poliicly favoured by captain Pearce with the Wowing 1 -intelligence. Oo the 12th of August an En (lift fleet, under tie command of lord Seymour, vice admi- i ral of the blue, confining ps five line of bat tle (hips, one 98 guns (the admirjl's) and one ! of 74, with fix frigates, and as'miny trans ports, (the land forces Under the command of lieutenant general Trigge,) made their appearance off the mouth of Surrinam Riv r, and sent a flag of truce to the govern'*, de manding poifeffion of Surriiia'm' and its de pendencies in 24 hours, on the following terras, as niiar as captain Pearce recolle&s : The colony and -nil its dependencies, font, on the river, See. to be delivereil to the En glish. The Spanifli Soldiersto ihareh, out from the tJtts with the honors of -war. That no alteration would be made in the government, and th it all Dutch property fhoald remain in the fit nation it was then in. That no American property be mole fled afloat or 01 ftiore, and the Am*r icans should be privileged to trade there but oaly allowed to take in retirn produce to the amount of one third of their cargo, except molafl^s. The goK'&raent demanded 48 hours to ■ton ( der of t ; (and laid -in embarg 1 on all velfcli in port, at which time several were ready for sea) the term of 48 hours was allowed, and at ihe explrjjiion of which time ihe governor sent a flag oi* tiuce down to the admiral, which concluded the capi tulation. Oti the the admiral landed at Para maribo, and took pofltflun of the fort there, being the last one. On the 22d, captaia Pearce went on board the frigate Araphctrite, in wbrchrhe admiral came up, i:i order te get permission to proceed to sea. The admiral informed him he fliotild not be detained but a day or so, is he was inform ed some French vessels that ware in port, had, within a few days, hoisted American colors, he would fend an officer on board air the vessels in port firft, to examine their papers, and tliofe that were clear should be allowed immediately to proceed to sea. The admiral behaved with tfie greatest po liteness, as well as all the-officers. On the 24th captain Pearce called to the admiral, who gave him his passport ; and on the fame day gave several other Americans their passports, who were detained as we 1 as cap tain Pearce, from the time the Englilh firft made their appearance off the river. Capt Pearce also informs, that the Uni ted State* sloop of war Portsmouth, com modore M'Neil, and the brigantine Scam mel, capt , were then i» port. The Portsmouth had been Rationed off the river Surrinam for fevcral weeks, in order to keep in port a French (hip of 20 gnn*, cal led the Huflar, capt. Welatier—about the time the Engiilh appeared off the river,capt. Pelatier, of the Huflar, gave the thip up to commodore M'Nul, who put 011 board his fir ft lieutenant, and upwards of 100 men, an.l took the Frenchmen out a 9 prisoner*, a«d put.them on board the Portsmouth aiid Scammel. When the Evghfh came in port, commodore M'Neil, (dressed in his uniform) wtnt in hi* boat to go along fide the Huflar, in order to give his lieutenant some orders, wKtn a captain of one of the' frigates ordered him twice at his peril not to go along fide of the French '.hip, of which .Neil took no notice. The third time the captain of the British frigate ordered one of hit men to ftnr a tnuf ket at coaiodore M Neil, which M'Neil, took no firth, r notice of, further than tur, tiing his head round, told Britilh capt. tu fire again, wh.cli he did twice, but nei ther ba;l did any injury. < ommodore M'Neil, proceeded to the Ihip Huff* gave his lieuter.ant some orders, immediately ■ve-.it on diqre at New Fort, to fee the ad miral. While M'Neil Was eg shore, the the fame Bririfh captain was coming to'ihe Hussar, when the lieutcant ordered him on his peril three limes not to come any nea rer than he w u s. The Brltiflvcaptain took no notice of the order the lieutenant ordered one of his men to fire on the Bri tish captain, which he di"d. The boat im mediately put back. By what captain Pearce could learn, the admiral was much displeased at his cap tain's proceedings. .Some agreement was entered into Ly lord Seym >ur, the admiral, and commodore M'Neil, on account of which commodore M'Neil. gave the iliip Hufiar up, w th all the prifoucrs, We have likewise a 1 og and ititerefting lift of vessels left at Surrmam at w ;l as of those which failed in company with Capt. Pcarce. Among the latrier, (hp London Packet and brig Amelia, f. r this port. The Ihip Mechanic, brig 3 Eliza and Sa muel 5 febooners Polly. Guardian and 1 he tit, allot Baltimore, were left there- We learn by captain Gtflald, from Cape- Francoit, that Touffainl took puffcffioii oi' Cape-Niabola-Mole, about 14. day» ago. NEW-YORK, Seplember 20. 13 deaths were, reported at the Health Office at 12 o'clock, for tte 24 houri en ding yesterday at 12 o'cleck. . The BANK of NEW-lORK, will be removed to tfee new building at Greenwich, in the yicinity of the city, on Monday morning the 23d inft and w,!i be open for . ... bufmei's during the usual hpuijs. 9 Totrl. J-ie.nHniing m tie Yefterdav morning, the b ;dy of a man con vale 1 ccn ts, and eleven children m was disc vired floating in t.-r near good health. -■ Nortoi.'i v,harf, en E« ap- PEII.R HELM, S-eward. m ] pears to be about jo years of age, fmxll in j (mure ami indifferently drelTed. From the jCycumftancs of his hat and flhoes being I found on the rock near by where he was | drowed, and having no marks of violence I about his body, there is strong reason to be lieve that he purposely made way with hini : felf. Capt. Bunce, of the Pollyj on paflajje from Jamaica to this port, ftlj in .with in the nio;ht and brought, too a New- Providence pfij&teer schooner, of 10 gtiiii, compelled tlx." efcptain to hoist out his boat fcnd come on and Sfter examination permitted him to proceed on his criiife. he Polly raounti 8 The Captain sind Mate: of the priVate#K!prt Americans^ 1 he Britifti sloop of war Phesfant, wm spoke with off SanJy Hopk on Wednefdav last. . , Mr. Robert Wier, of Baltimore, cam« paiTenger in the Three Friends from Leg horn. dSajette #arint %ift. Port of Philadelphia. ARRIVKD, » Schooner Favourite Wooiman, Trinaoed Baltimore, September 19. Arrived, — (hip Rer> Deer, captain Fi oft, 90 days from Hamburg. Schooler Mo'ncreiff, capt. Pierce, 22 davs from Surinam. Carmelite, captain Jeane, 14 days from St. Marks. Schooner Potomac, captain Thompfon< 22 dayt from Surinam, of George town. On the loth inltant, spoke the (hip Smallwood, cjptain Johnson, irom Jamai ca, bound to Baltimore, out 28 days, who informed captain T. that the: fctir——, cf George-Town, captain T. Boucher, who lc Jamaica-in company with the Smallwood, wap upset in a squall off the Isle of i'ijie* ; the vessel and all hands were 1011, it not be ing in the power of captain, Johnson to afiid them. Spoke the Elizabeth, captain Parfonfrom Charleston, bound to Hifpaniola, on the 9th inft. in lat. 28, 30, long. 70, out ten day* all frell. The Smallwood, and a (hip from Wil mington, are in the river bound up. " • New Tort, September 20 •- ARRIVEp, Ship Three Friends, Ceit, Two Friends, Atfey, Thomas, Willilton, Barque Columbia, Dorgan, Schr. Swdliow, Ockermao, mm■ :•»: REPORT Of the Sextons of the different $ tie number of Funerals at tbtir grounds. FOR THE 24 HOURS, ENDING § j TH<s DAY AT 12 O'CLOCK. * £ — ? £ Names of tbc Burial Grounds, j 5 o o 0 0 o o © I © c o © o o o c O 1 O 1 2 O o c © O - 12 o o O •-© © o o o © c o o o o o o o o 9 Total 13 5 Chi ill OiorJJ, St. Peters, St. Pauls, ill Preibyteiian, 2d do. 3d do. S-ots Prrfbyteriati, Afi'ociatc Chuivh, St. Mary's, Trinity, - Free- Quakers, Swedes, German' Lutheran, G':fhiau Pirfbyttrian, Moravian, ■ Baptist, - Meiivodjfti i, - . - D 1..1 yc-rlVlilt, . Jews, African Eplfcopal, do. Mcthuuirt, Kciilingtou, Public Ground,* The above list comprehends all the burials from tjbe City and Liberties of every disease Ry order of the Board of Health. WILLIAM ALLEN, CITY hospital; ADMITTED. James Mackey, Bone Ally G' oryy Sb'ivert, from Crab street.... Bet icy M'Glughlin, from 6th k Shippen (I. DIED. Hannah Dillon, ill 8 days previous to ad. Narcy "O'Neal, ill 4 do. do. Hannah Stiank, .ill 5 do. do., MicWgt Hiffernan, ill 4 do. do. f Interred the last 24 horns in the •PUBLIC GROUND, Man, from Spruce ft. opposite the Alms house. * Child, from the Alm» house. Man. from George* ft. between ai and 3d ft. Woman, fiow Almond ft. near Water ft. Man, from between arch ft. aud Cars Alley. From the City Hospital. v'C iVi[l be fold, on the prcmifes, irt Sptngjiehl at J Upper Dublin loivnjhips Jkjcntgameiy en • About 13 miles from s?hifa<lelpiua f one y , an tancc from White .VI. 1 til t. v r One Tra£t, containing fifty acrt fei FRONTING on a public road, fading rron ri.e c old York road to White Ndarfii, js ! o< r .h » , &c. It is handion.ely litua:e ! tor a Sutr.-r.' . Rt : treat, aild well calcuUr lor a Farm ; , , •••, healthy {ituation, ai d abundantly fuppiico <Ttth jfcz/f, <f tbe Jit J} quality. 1 he.Qondit-k n<» v. i fa»e .A be one tnird caih, one third payable in hx, am. other third in tw.-lre months, with inter eft a flick fatbiailory fecuriry as may he required, .c will cither be ioid entire, or divided in '\vo as three le ts.. . , Fifty acres of choice timber land, confining chiefly oi young cbrfnut x nearly op;. ?to the al,cve,in lot* oi % .iiftt 3 acres each, i r con venience ol purchalers me intrinsic value oi ihefrut ifrrler 1 io wd «now-, to evci y larmer that 11 if unneccffary pari cularly rodtlcnbe it Aifo, a fmail iot ot otu ami tf.rec i r* acres nearly adjcini: £, but cillir.ii 'rom the above. Condicens at late ill be or.e 1-alf calb and ohe other half 11% j* month.', wittl intcreit and fecurit neiitioncd. Pcrfon* dcfirous of viewing the lots pr«Tiow« :he of tale, may find a IMot of the whole aj'.ii rided, at the houle of Cbarlet / tdbtjftr , on the ad oining prenufes, who will attenv, and ihew thr fr'pcrty. To be fold as part of the cftate of Caleb Emlcn, eceafed,by JAMES VAUX, -JIiAKLEa J'L£ASANTr>, Enuut-ix. wl'&i 2W3aw.tdsO bPECULATIONT 10 i>ii SOL:*, \T Pujilic Vendue, on Monday the.-* id o£ September next, at » o'clock P. M. -it thcttuufe of the Sublcriber, liviu,: in t!.e town ot New-Cattle, State of DHiwircJ i number ot valuable LOTS, luitable for building on, beir.g ttit iwkirti of the flourifhirtg town ot Ne vc - C alt!e store laid, diitant from Philadelphia thii.'ty-tbree miles This valuable property it highly capable of improvement, being, immediately on tbd river Delaware, having a number oi wh«.rf lots on it; and Irani ihe ckp-h qf tiie'waier (earth and materials for wharfing being easily procu ird) there is no doubt but wharves would bring a handsome interelt. This property tonGfts of five acres more or k-fs, in one body ; lays high, and is divided in to lots to tint every defription of peiT.ns.— New-Caflle is one of the moli healthy and ' ficuriihing towns nn the continent ; and from their.rreale of trade it has raised property to tour times the value it was fevea years past. step for lupplies of stock, &c. &c. and- ihe pack ts and Oagts from the aforel'aid cities, gc<. ic. make it very lively: flier? is not, at thi« time, o\,c. bnufe to be rented in the place ; and the cumber of applications tor h> life make it an object for perfono u> improve. "There are 3 number of elegant and ul'eful buildings now going on, a rublic,Aca ieiny and feveial private schools. The in dignant Fevet has novtr inad« I the number of cnildren in thU plac?.is a convin- I cing preof of the liealthlnef, of it. r - The prof pc«S of the rirer Delawrre, up aud d iwu ii de llghtful ; as far as the eye can dijjiijgpiifhi you rn.iy view the .vrfiels in attitudes. 'fhtie is reaf'in to suppose that public pijrs for 'i he condi'ions of sale will lie easy ai i) mad« - known on the day of sale. Places of public fm JOHN DARRAGH. .Vugull »6. eojm. fl w day* Leghorn 60 Hair buigh 90 Liverpool 56 Cadis 74. Sbclburnc 12 Health Officer. ( V W ' JV > One Thousand Five Hundred WAS 4 e l' v ered to the , POSTMAS -011 the evening of Tuesday the 27th ult. lit a LETTER directed to Mr. -Juan AJil.'s, Merchant, Bai.timorf., containing two ALEXANDRIA BANK NOTES, No. 43201 in favour of William Taylor, a;.J dated 1798, for ONE THOU SAND DQLIARS, and No. 4521, in fa vour of John P. Pleasants, aii(J dated the 10th of December, 1798, for FIVE HUN DRED DOLLARS , which' letter lias beerv SUPPRESSED in a POST OFFJCE, and the BANft NO !*ES taken out—'■—u the PL f BLIC .MAIL was nr-t STOPPED. MOLESTED, or ROBBED. Bankers and nvrclwnts ari* pirticul.irly rft[uefted to watch the cirtillation of laid notes, and ftcp them ; and any piTfon giv ing fiich information will lead, a* to our ni.sney, Oiall have EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward. WILSON is- SWANN. Frcdrrickftiurg, (Virg.) Scot. 10. |CJ* All Printers in the United States; are recjueftcd to publilli the above, and we will pay them. 14° barrels Green COFFEE, By SiMON & HYMAIS GRATZ, No. 232, Market Street. WHO HAVE ALSO ON HAND, 150 qr. cherts Hyfo.n Skiii T£A,~j of latest 30 qr. cherts Hylon ditto, V iinfiot-~ " ' 12 cherts Eohca ditto, J tation. Sift. 18. dim. ' , ; Received by tbt sbip Adriatic, cdptain Cari ton, from London, A LARGt ASSO-TMfeNT OF HAIR SEATING 8, Suitable/or chair and 'covert, . " ' * • •• "l-t ' I-,.. of (tripod and plain, and ot the following widths, ij, ig, |$V jo, ji, 43, 84 i 6, >B, 30 and' 3 i ificfirs. >'&* sale r.r i v . -i 'u» - G&ORGE•.■PESWOQK«.v£' , J eats # 8 Valuable Property for Sale. The 20th of September hc*t, 10 V clock, in the august i? V * ... J
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