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line Liverpool To Be Sold From the Ship Thomas, The second wharf below Pine-Street, ap ply at said wharf, to Jehu Hollingfworth, & Co. Aug. 26. d. The Ground Plan OF THE City and Suburbs PHILADELPHIA. TAKRN FROM ACTUAL SURVEY* 1 T ii -v ith pleasure that the oublifher star* to info m his fubfcriberi and the public in general, that the plate »s now under the h«nds of the engraver, and in greater for. wardnfs than Was at firft contemplated At thefame time he begs leave to r mind the.n, rli f fubfcript:on papers are (till o pen at moft<«f the noted book-ftoies in the city ; $nd that he hopes from the whole oft ! ie ;wob; enabled mi Inch a ref p?ft:ii>leca'aiogwe r.( as will do a credit to the work, as well as afford a reasonable encouragement to the under, tjker. Those. who are dt* (irons of further infor mation ai e tt qu-'fted to call on Benjamin Davies, No. 68, iV!ark« 1 street. April 14. Scheme of a Lottery, To ruife 39,900 Dollars, on 266,000 Dillars, deducting 15 per Cent, from the Prizes—this Lottery confijls of 58,000 Tickets, in which there are 14,539 and 23,461 Blanks, being about one and an •if Blanks to a Prize. THE l)nc£lors oflhc Society foreftabiifh* nig Uft tut M inutatturesj having refolv cd to erect LO I'l'EK lES tor One Hundred Thousand Dollars, agreeably to an Aft t>f ihe L gifliture of thr State of Ncw-Jfifey, have appointed the fallowing person* to superintend and direst the draw ing o! the fame, vz. Nicholas Low, Rufus King, Herman Le Roy, James Watforij R iehard Hanifon, Abij'sh Hammond, and Cornelius R;>y, of the city of New-York*-- Tfiovnas Willing, Jofepb Ball, MatthtW M*. C >nnel an«t Aadrew Bayard, of the ci *y of Philadelphia—His Excellency Richard How ell, tfej. Elias Boudinot, General El as Day ton, Jam s Pi'ker, John Bayard, D"ft< r Lewis Donham, Samu< I W. Stockton, Joshua M. W .ll ict , J >feph Bj«•■omfield, and Ehfha Boudinot, of N w Jtifey, who offer the following Scheme of i Lottery, and pUMge thamfelves to tntr public, that they will tike every a(Turanee and precaution in their power to have thitf Monies paid< by the Managers, from tirwe to time! as received* into the Banks ai New-Yo k and Philadelphia, u> remain for the puipofe, of paving Priz s, which lhall be imnndia'ely difchargCd by a cheek npon one of ill Banks. SCHEME Prize of 20,000 Dollars is 20,000 10,000 10,000 5,060 10,000 2,000 10.000 1,000 io,ooo 500 in,ooo 1 so 10, coo 3° 15,000 20 20,000 15 3.0,060 12 36,000 10 81,00© s s 5 io 20 100 306 itfob 3COO 8io«a 14,539 Prizes. 262,000 £3,461 Blanks, First drawn number, 2,000 Laftdrawri number, 2,000 38,000 Tickets at 7 Dollars each is 266,000 The drawing will commence, under the infp-tlion ut a Committee of the Superin tendants, as loon as the Tickets are fold, of which tinieiy notice will be given. The Suponntendants have appointed John N Curnmtng, of. Newark, Jacob R Har denberg, ot New-frrunfwick, and Jonathan Rhea, o l Tienton, as immediate Managers thereof, vth<r have given anple feeurity for discharging T hc trust repofi din them. * In order to secure the pun&ual pay rr»em of the Prizes, the Superimendants of the Lottery have dire£\ed t hat the Managers Utail each enter into bonds in dollars, with foiir fufliciem fecurui s,to perform their inftrudlions, (he fybftance of which is T. That whenever either of the Managers shall receive the sum of Three Hundred Dol lars, he Iba-U imnidiately place the fame in one of the Banks of New-York 01* Philadel phia, to the ciedit ol the Governor of the Society, and such of the Superintendants as live in the city where the monies are placed, to remain there nnril the Lottery is drawn, for the payront of the Prizes. 11. The Managers to take fufceient se curity for anv Tickets they may trull, other wise to be responsible foi them. III„ To keep regular books of Tickets fold, Monies received and paid into th< Bank, abtt»a£U of which (hall be sent, monifily, to of the Society. Paterfon, janoary 1, 1794- On application to either of the above gen tlemen, information will be given where tickets mav he had. February 24. QTf" The Lottery publiflied by the Society for eftabiifhing ufeful "nanofac tures," will commence drawing the firft TTnefda> ir. November next «- WANTED, An Apprentice To the , 1 Watch Making and Repairing Buiinefs, Apply TO C. Campbell. No. south Fourth street, two doors fro, a Sept. 3 NO. Cj. Diftrift of Pennfylvaniaj 70 HIT: Salt, BE if lemembered that on ihe fourth day of Augult, in the nineteenth year or the in dependence of the Uft'ied Stats of America, Thomas Drtbfon of the fa id Diftnft, hath de posited in (Irs Office the Title of a Book, the right wheieof he claims as Proprietor, in the words following, to Wit: " An Account of the Bilious Remitting *' Yellow Fcvei, is it appeared in'hc £1- " t) of Philadelphia in the year by " Benjamin Rush, M. D. PlO effji tin tl Intimites and ol Cluneal M -diciue in '• the University o» Pennsylvania." In conformity to the aft of Congress o' "lit" U«itcd States intituled 41 An Aft tor the encouragement of Learning, by fecunng hu copies of Mdps, Chans, and Books, to tht* Authors and Proprietors of such Copies,dur ing the times '.hrrein mentioned." ' Samuel Caldwell, Clerk of the Dijlrift of Pennfylwinia. Aug, 27 NO. 71. District of Pennsylvania, TO WIT: t BE it Tcrrienibcred that on the fourth day of Augyft ,n 'lie nineteenth year of rhe inde pendence ot the United States of Ainetica, jofeoh Pi i eft ley of the- fa id Diftrift, hath de pofiit.fi in H)«s Qifice the Tide ol a Book, the ' iglit w.hueof he clnras as Author in the wOl dsjfo] lowing, to tyvr, 44 Letters addreUVd to the Pbilofophcrs (i and Politicians of France oh the fuhv si uof Religion. To which are p»vfixe<i 41 Observations ifelatfng ro 1 he causes 0' the 4< gvncial prevalence of Infidelity, by Jo -44 ft ph Pricftley, L L. D. F. R S. &c. il Tantamne Rem tarn negligenter. m&rht' In conformity to the adt of the C ingrcfs of'.he United Slates intil'uled 4i An A& for the encouragement 01 learning by fccurin ; the copies ot Mjpa Charts and Books to th- Awthors and Proprietors ot such copies du ring the times 1 herein mentioned" Samuel Caldwell, Clerk of the Diltricl of Pennfyliian'ia. NO. 72. Diftridt of Pennsylvania, TO WIT: 3E it remembered that on the fourth day ofAugnft in the uineteenh year of th« Indr uriidtiice of ihe United States <>f Ametjda, |joleph Priestley Hf the said diftrift haib d»- pofued in this Office the title of a Book the ight vvhereof he claims as Anthtfr in the words following to wit : i " Two Sermons, viz. i. The preterit '• ftjte of fcuropp compared with an<~ien '• PfopheCies, prearhed on the FafUrfay " *794> with a Preface containing flu " realons for the Authors leading England; " 2. The ufc ol Chriftiaritty efpeciallv in 44 difhculr belrig the Auihojs Fair- 41 well difr.omfe io his Co ".juration at <k . Hacknev, by jofepli Prefti \ L. L. t). " F, R, S. &c. !.n conformity to the Aft of the Congrefi o* the United States ifitituled tl An Aft tor rfte cncouragf-metU oI learning bv fecurinu; rhf copies of Maps Charts and Book- to tht Authors, and Proprietors of such copies du ring thetimes'herein nuir : cwH ** Samuel Caldwell, Clerk qf the Di/iriß of Pennfylvariia. Diftrid; of Pennsylvania, TO WIT: BE it remembered that on the fourth day of Augtift in the nineteenth yeai ofthe Independence of The United States of America, Joseph Priestley of the laid dif- hatij depoiited in this Office the title of a book the right wheieof he claims as Author in the words following to wit: 44 An appeal to the serious and candid 44 P ofeflbi s nt' Chriftiauity On the fol -44 lowing fubje£ts viz, i. The use of 14 reason in the matte- sos religio 2. 44 The power sos man to do the will Of < 4 of God—3. Original Sin—4. Election, 44 Rep r ot?at»on. 5. The Divinity of 4t Christ ; ad 6. Atonement for S> ri by 44 the death of Cbrift. By Joseph Prieft -44 lev L. L. D F R. S. &c To which are 44 added a Concise H'ftory of the rife of 44 ihofe do&nnes and an accouut ofthe 44 Trial of Mr. EUvall for Heresy ai d 44 Blasphemy at Sraffo d Aflizes. To us 44 the* eis one God the Fat-he' and one " Mediator the Man Chnft Jesus. 1. <■ Cor. VIII. 6. ~ Tm ! IT. 5." In conformity to the Act of Congiefs of thr United Statts intitu'ed " An Aft for the encouragemrn of learning by fecoring the copes ol Maps Charts and Book- to the Authors and Proprietors offuch copies du ring the times therein nv ntioped." Samuel Caldwell, Clerk of the Dijlrift of Pennsylvania. 27, Whereas an attach ment at the fiiti of the adminiftratoisof all and Angular the goods and chattel?, rj ht s and credits, which were of William net deceased, at the time of his death hath been ifTuedout of the lnferiou Coiu of common pleas, in and for the Countyo, Middlesex, against the Goods and Chanties, Lands and Tenements of Junius Martin, late of the county aforefaid, returnable to the thirdTuelday in JuJy last. NOTICE is hereby given to the said Irenius Martin, that unless he appear and file special ba to the said action, on or before the third Turf day in January next, judgment will be en tered against him by default, and the goods and chatties, lands and tenements so at tached, fold for the fatisfa&ion of such of his creditors as (hall appeer to be justly en titled to any demand thereon, and (hal lap ply for that purp fe, according to thefoim of the itatute in such cafe made& provided t.i&frf Aug. ro, lawtf PHILADELPHIA:—-Printeb by JOHN FENNO, No. 119, Chesnut Street.—Price Six Dollars Psr Annum. J il NO 70, By order of tlie Cosn, OEARE, Clerk. I awtf. Philadelphia. September 17, 1794'. General orders. THF Governor t»kes the earliest oppor tunity «f txpreffi'ng his sincere thanks to the quotis of the brigades of the city and county of Philadelphia militia, for their puhdlual and general attendance at the cimp this day. In a particular man ner he acknowledges his obligations to Col. Gurney and his regiment, to Captains Dilnlap, Singer, and M'Connell, and the cavalry under their command ; —to the coi ps of Artillery ; to the several corps of OreAadicrs arid light infantry, attach ed 011 this occasion to Colonel Gurney's regiment; to the volunteer company of light infantry under the command of Ma jor M'Pherfon ; And the corps from South ward A condridV To honorable, and so fpi'rited, cannot fail to excite a patriotic emulation thro'-out tli? state ; and the Governor, with heart-felt fausfailion, an ticipates a correfpohdent effect, in profit ing our conftitutlon and laws from the threatened violation anrl fubverflon. — Wherever the question, thkt occaC;ns the present armament; has beer- and understood, the citizens of l'ennfyl v.Miia have manifefted their zeal to. mairi T ta : ri the public peace and order, and even enemy of the Republic, internal, as well r T s external, will eventually find, thit thoi'e who have fought to obtain a free govt ril- I ment, will as cheers ully fight to prefervc J it. In addressing citizens, who have advan ced under a sense ps duty, for the purpose of reftoriug the violated authority of the laws, it is fuj>erfluous to recommend a constant attention to fo:)ri.:ry and rder, a ftridl refpeift to the rights of perfeme ami of private property, in the course of the march. The Governor is confident that the conduit of his fellow-citizens, will in that, as well as in every other ivfpeift, command the eileeiii, conciliate the d'fpo fitions, and invite the afliftance and fnend ftiip of the country thfough which they pals. The commanding officers of the respec tive corps ire requested immediatly to re port to the adjutant-general, a roll of their dfficfers, men and equipments ; and, like wise to prepare atid furniih the advance antt j ay' rtolls. Such of Ihe militia as wiih any part of their cav.i:ice or pay be given to their ftmilk-s during their abfencc, will pleaie to state the faiie to the commanding officer of the. proper torps, who will make a report to the aiijutliit-general, and pro tifion will accordingly "be made for en suring a compliance. 'i lie following order of inarch is to b? observed by th( quotas of the city andcoun ty of Philadelphia Brigade. 1. Capt: Dimlap's ")... ~. , 2. Capt. M'Cauiwll'f J- lro °P°> Ll £ !u Capt. Singer's ) to allemble on Friday morning in Mar ket ilreet call of twelith ftrcct and to hiarch with the baggage in the rear by the way of Norris-towri Reading and Harrif burgh to Carhile. On Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. 1. Tlie light infantry corps, i. The grenadiers, 3. '1 he baggage of the infantry grena diers and battalion, ' 4. The Governor's ftaff tad waggons with flores, z. The battalion, To march from their present encamp ment by the middle ferry bridge to the ridge road and thence by Noiris-towu, Reading, and Harriibu, gh to CarKfk. By order of the Governor, (signed) JOSIAH HARMER, Adjutant-genera! 0 { the mi lit i* ot Eeanfylvania. The F. each language taught tir J. M. BAR T, North Second Street, No. 158, WHO begs leav< to inform is Kriends and the l'ublic, that l.e intends to inftruft in that Tongue, a number of. Scholars on reasonable terms. TliJle who will be plea sed to employ him, fliall be exadly attend ed to i-.t their own Appartments. Sipt. 17 JUSt PUBLISHED, And for fate at Mathcw Carey s Store, No 1 iB, \lavker ilreet, Price liall' a dul ar, embeUiftud with a ftrikinq likene'sof Mr Margarot, The TRIAL O F Maurice Margarot, Before the High Court of J ujliciary at *"■»•» f • )•«. . r> Edinburgh, on an indictment for SEDITIOUS PRACTICES. " OF tne many ri'maikac.le trials wine the present extraordinary fyftetn ot crimi nal juril'prudence in G. Britain and Irelani has brought belore the public eye ; this ceitainly is most entitled to univerlal pe ru'al and attention. Jt devtlopes, rami fully than any publication extant, the lat ell viewt and of the British conven. tion ; and proves iiiconteftibly, that judi cial profceurioni (or pertecutionsf anjl jjg. cifions are now more the relult of tbr pre lent ovdei* ol* things than any oid fafliion ed attachment to the laws or the conftitu tion. Add to this, that it huldi up to the wonder and admitation of mankind, the the firm, manly, and patriotic condnft of this devoted victim—this ' Second Sydney,' as he has justly and defervedlv been ca'lid who in the course of one of the loogeft tri! , als we know of, unaflifted even by a ffnclf ! member of the long robe, evinced fucli a depth of legal and conilittrtionai kiiow. [ edse and, in a fpceeh of four hours length, Ciifplayed such a blaze o{ eloquence and firft rate abilities, as aft.iniflied the court—and,- ilrange to relate ! even drew involuntary app!., u fe from the venal and time-serving' creature of a oorrupt go vemmenf." Lachawannock. i A LARGE body ol LAND on this river and its waters, is now for sale to Settlirs on ly, on moderate terms,and at a long credit. The foil is rrinarkaoly fertile, and nu merous flreami of waterare interspersed through the whole country. The main river flows through one trart of about thirty thoulajid acres, and is with 'ie exception of ole obftruftion, navi&a ---■ e to th.- Sufquehaiinoh. Spring Brook Creek, which with its branches, waters an th?r tract ol about forty thousand acres of good emp ties itfclf into the Lacbawannock, about twelve Hides from the Su quehaimah. It affords nu'n-ious Mdl feats, & in its course creates largebodies of well water ed meadow grotind. The other "tracts art?interfeftedbycrcaks jf considerable importance. Several Mills are already erefled for the accommodation of the settlers. R'»ads aie rutin different to ■ ards the rtioft convenient market-. ® The county toWn is not move than iZ mle, J (tunc from many parts.ol the fct tlemeut. « The Su'queljannah affords a;i easy and Tafe navigating to Middlcton, from whence the Canal to Schuylkill extends the com ill iniftation to the city. A*ither means of connexion with Phi ladelphia, is by the D. laware, from which r be Jillance in reveral places is about thirty riijtes. The proprietors combining theirown in rereft with that of the aredif ,»>fed to erecst works of public utility,open "load's, &'c. and in every en miles square, a 1 1 aft of one hundred acres is allotted for a Scho 1, »nU one hundred acie* for thefirft jefdtn: cleigynun of any denomination of GhriftianS. For further particulars apply to George Eddy. Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, July 9. Lctterbdii *cte<l tr> (Jeorge Eddy, at Phi ltdeiphia, or this placf, relative to thii, bafirtefs,will *'e ttulv anfry-'reri. . THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED, An.i to be lold by Robert Campbell, No. 54, south Second Jlreet, second door belolv the corner of ChefnutJlreet, MENTORIA ; O R The Young Lady's Friend, Mrs. Rowfon, Of ihe Mew Tbeatie, Ph la<ie)phia; thot of the Inqui/Itor, Fille de Chatwbrfe, Charlotte, &c. Price neatly bound 7$ cent:. Detefled be tlx per. luhofe baneful influ ence Could to the youthful docile mind convey Pernicious prccepts, tell loose tales, Andpahit illicit pajjion infuch colours, As might niiflead the unfufpeSing hearty And -vitiate the young, unfzttled judg ment. 1 would not for the riches cf the Bafl Aifu/e the uoLleJl gifts cf Heaven thus, Or Jink my Gmiits to fucb pru/litutiou. Aug. 21 tmvim Just Landed, From on board thejlnp Wajhinvton, Capt. John Collins from Bordeaux, A CARGO OF White Wines Ui Barrel* ; and CLARET in Hlids. and Cases—For Sale by FRANCIS COPPINGER, No. 26, Spruce, rc-ai t-rontStreet. Aiiguft ij, i7Q4 d. N O TIC E. The Gazette Ijf the United States it now pullijhed at No. 119 Chrsnut street —to which place thr OFFICE .of the Editor is removed, and where Printing Work m general is performed. *eod2W C. W. PEALE. EVER folicitotis to Milder his MUSEUM dill more and more an ©fj v£l of" rationa entertainment, and fubfery.ent to tlie inl terefts of ufefui fci-nce, has on the fu/gel tion and with the advice of a number o his friends, provided a Book, which will be always open for the infpc&fon of those who visit his Museum, in which book it is proposed to insert all such difcovcries, in ventions, fclicme , obser vations, expeiiments, projetts, hints or queries relating to the arts or J'eiences, as any of his visitors, or coi refpornclentSjmay from time totime communicate. Such as may chufe to conceal their names may either fend their communicalrons ano nymous, or at their desire, C W. Peale w,H ipfert tl.eir names, with the number or figoature oi ther refpe&ive conimunica fons in a private book which he Ihillkeep for that purpose. The advantages ot fbch s ptth&c remitter are obvious. It wiUrefcue ftou* oblivion many ufeful hints, might ntjjfcrwife have died with their authors. It may se cure to inventors their just andp e vent others Jcoin taking the honor or profit cl a d fcovery f,o which thev arc not en 'itied, and as the Mufcum is iww visited by per Cons from ahmift all pa-ts of the wr>rl.d* face a,regi(ler, ir isp c wLT] icon contain and he the mean"> of ctillemi nating a vast fund of ufefnl knowledge, and promote that spirit of enquiry and inven sion, for which the people of the United ; states are already so joftly tMinguifhcd. Aug. 22 B Y FOR SALE, At the STORES of Jeffe 8c Robert Wain, PORT WINE in pipes, lihds. and <. uar ter caflts Souchong and Congo TEAS, ir, quarter chests A quantity of Liibonanri C»d iSALT Soft Aelitd ALMONDS in bales Velve t COHK-S i' do. Russia MATTS. J»"« 9 d THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED, And to be foldb' the following Bo.>kf«!!ers viz. John Ormrod, No. 41, Ciiefnut it-eet, Thomas Dobfon, No. 41, f ou Hi S <ond ftree-, Jofep;, -Ciiiklhank, No. 87, H igh street, and Wm. Young, No. J2, lb uth Se cond street, A Discourse Delivered July 17, 1794. I N The African Church, Of the City of PHitADKLPAH. On the occasion ot'opening the (aid church and holding public worlhip in it the time, By Samuel Magaw, D. D. Rector of St. Paul's. Divine Service, introduced with feleft Siripture paflages, and a fpecinl pmyer, and then proceeding in its usual offices' having been performed By James Ahercrombie, A. M. Second Assistant Minister of Christ Chu'Ch and St. Peter's. " Ethiopia Jhall soon Jlretch out her hands unto God." Aug.l6 FOR SALE, ~~ the following Trails of Land, in Virginia. ONE tract in Frederick county, coimiir» ing 8756 acres, being part of that whet-too col. Thomas Biyan Martin now /elides, known by the name of Greenway court 5- bout 12 miles frqm Winchester and 5 tr'ent Newtown. For tbe convenience of pur chasers, it will be divided into parcels of variousdinienfionsfioni aoo to 600 acie; which may be viewed b., application to Vol R. K. Meade, livmg n. ar the preinif<s— The greaier part n very fertile ar.d well timbered. Another t»a& in the fame county on Paflagc eirek, containing 230 acres, and adj.lining Jacob Levingoorfs. Another tract in Himptti iiif chanty,-'con taining by patent, 699 acres, tailed Mint Bottom, situate on IwtH RdfS Of t .e South Branch and within two miles of the mouth of it, and is foppofed to have a good niiH teat. Anotfier tract in Hampltiire conmy on New Creek and &ettfe-Lick, contaiD'ug J3l acres. . ' - Ao'it'isr trad in Prince William county, called Leefylvania, containing upwauls of 2003 acres, lying upon I'oioniack river, a bout 23 miles below Alexandria, a'id 28 below the Ciiy of Washington, compre hending Frccftone Point, appears to be a quarry of frre.ftoue, pavoing about 57 acres and adjoins the river, wlieie vef t'els ot joo tons conveniently harbour. On another part of this tract ii isfnppoicd there is a quarry of fla»e, convenient to water carriage. Upwaids of two thiids are in woods. Mr. Enoch S. Lane, living on the premises, Will ftiew this tr»6i. Another tract, in Fairfex coun-y, cslk-d Springfield, containing 2040 1-2 acres, a. bout 13 miles fioin Alexandriaand 10 from Wafbington ; abounds with finelprings and meadow ground, and maybe seen by appi\- ing to Mr. John Woods living 011 pai t of it Another (raft in Fairfax eounty, con taining 35'2acre? f on Tnrfcey-eock Kan, a bouf 6 miles from Ale*andi»a. Another tr;nSjr in Fail lax county,contain ing about 176 acrcs, adjoinrngMr. J. Wat. lon's feat, about fuiir iniies from Alexan dria. Another rra<sl, in Fairfax county, cou tainin" 513 ncres, near Occoquan, joining Mi. Edwaid on'i. Anotler tract, in Fairfax county, eon. taming 80 acres or thereabout, within a mile ot Pohick Landing, and within five miles of Mount Vernon, lies level, and is well timbered An undivided moiety in another iraiS, containing about 284 acres, in Fairlax county, about miiesiroin Wafliingfon, Ke 9 from Alexandria, where J. ftobiiifo.it for njcrly lived. Another parcel of land, within-a mil* of Alexandria 24 acres, and to be fi»h) in acre or half-acre lots. . Also,' sundry unimproved lots ofvariaas sizes, in diflereat pacts of the town of Al exandria. Todefcribe the premises more particu larly is deemed unnecefTary, as it i> expec ted every perfojj. will examine and view whatever part he shall be inclincnJ to buy. My only object being to rarfe a certain si.m of*money, by felling so many or fnch parts of ihe aforefaid tracts of Land : IJ- lots f& shall be neceffaiy for rhatpurpoie, oneiialf of the pur chafe money mirib be paid at time oi contract, and the other within a from tjic firft day of August next, ami at the time of delivering poifefuon or exe-i tilting a legal conveyance The lands re maining unfold, except the tra<st in Prince Will-am, after railing a limited urni, will be divided into tenements, and leulei- for a term of yeajs. From the r2tli'duy ol Oc tober next, till the 15th of Decesnbr, I (lialfbe in the city of Richmond, and aite. that time I (hall remain at home, in A ex* andria, at which places, or elfifwhrre, I Hial 1 be prepared to detail particulars, and to enter into contract*. Alexandria, July 28 CHARLES LEE. Anq;. 8 iw4w tftWlOW