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' Theological Writings
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4t Franeis Bailey's Book Jicre, Ad. 116,'
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The Dofbine of or the Spiritual
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The. Uni-verlal Theology of the New.
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Lexd in Daniel, chap. 7, v. J, i3> >4.
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Woodbury, G oucefter County,
fey, cn Sunday morning, the i 2'l '"hi'i r,
Two young.Negro Fr!!ows,.
named Jack audTun, each ab&n- -•
of .:ge ; Jack -s of a dark b'?.ck '' lonr ;'o
a four look; T O'n is cf .'ir. open rov» r >f"
nance, of a ycUo.vifii co,»ur, rooeß
d ifpofed to laugh. _
They are Iprightly active fetlfl*", » na
but little fliori of fixlcetliipb ; 'l ,e . v wr,t
both well dreflid ; Jack hail 01 * '
broadcloth coat and rtiffvTpnt k'i ds B
clothes.
Whoerer t?ke» up said fervanrs* ,r '®
f.cures them i« an) goal in Ui> ted
States, fdtnat their iriijf 5" tl.Mn
again (hall receive the übove iew*-<l
realoiisbleexP'iKe .
'John Sparks,
I*®
i tvr 4*
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Burlington PorL
A <IpANTITY OF
Bell Burlington Pork,
FO* SALE BV
Levi Hollingfworth & wfl.
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