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iat»**yl, *nd iti»> tale of red] diftiel-—
;i, ulotte by the artifice of a teacher, re
thct i in 3 to iviftioo <>f her integrity of
liccil iV'om I 1?' "overnefs, and accompanies
te>em ny, if not forgotten, is poftnoned,
fta n cv of her lover, and t'eaclicry ol his
t'.'ifnd, —The fi!nations are artless andaf.
f '-'ring—the descriptions uatbral and p»-
t :tir; we flioiild feci for Cliarioiie il such
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; »,otf'- : : •>. ■ " . ,
J W iftrtry-tifiliejpraijclii Revolution, from
Wrewmnsficeitti«iit t<> the 4*»th ot, the
pnrtri >nd tlie exceut'«b» of BrifF«t.
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<« The authors have presumed to affix to
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party, but that ot truth and liberty ; and
they flatter themfeiyes, that their readers
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represented, but every ceniutable a<slion,
whoei er were the authors, or actors, mark
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to make adec'.a.atioivqf their own princi
ples. they would fav, they are neither tory
t or 'republic**—They love liberty as Eng
liilj 'v ; s;s, and execrate every criminal aft
bv whuh to noble a caaleis endangered and
" !:i the"present ferment of the public
mind, they c .wmot flatter themfelves-with
the hopes of feeing this claim universally
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to the zealous oj eith:r party. Bur wh»n time
ihall diflfi; tie til* c'nuJS of political decep
tion, thev with fnine confidence expe£i that
vcrdift Iron public opinion, which candor
and moderation fsrld 1 fail to receive.
Extract from the critical Review,
J.sUary, 1794—pa;>e 12.
<{ e have certainly derived much plea
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them, both for matter and ftvle, worthy
the atterition of all who interest themselves
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Dec. 23
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America that feat of true liberty, will not
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Decembeo Bth 1794'
SICRETARY
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Poole's Synopsis of the Trans
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/JV PIPES.
Dec. 2S <1
Lund in M'Kechme,
Taylor, Stay Ccrfet Iff Hauit
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RETURNS his moli grateful thank> to
those who hare honored him with their em
ployment, and begs have to alTn-e thein t
that from his exte; five correfpondencc in
London, he wHI at all times have it in his
power to furnifb them with cvtty article
in hii profeffion in the newest fa(biou and
of the best quality ; and for the Littler ac
commodation of his cuftoniers lie ha; u
ken intb partner (h 1 p in the Ta .ior and
I Habit making Hufinef:, John Siva: e from
I London
I N. B- He makes the tatrous Pa'jpt
I Stays for the Ap,>aia:us Spinahs E\t.nit.
Jen;, ir. the ul'e of which he has beer, i.i »
I I'uccefsful in curing dittortiont in YoU'-g
| People, and has ne*er failed to cure *lm
I applications were made in due mm, nd
1 now begs leave to pre fun to the public a
I proof of the happy effects.
I In September lad, James Podds, late of ■
I Britain, applied tome refpeiin £ one if
1 his children (a child two yeais arid an ha i"
1 old) who had three o the lower verteb x
of her ilpine distorted, was terv weak,
her body tending, could hot be moved
I withsaU paLK,had r.o use of her Jim er lini! *
I and one of which feenv d <ton h Sttta
i had 110 ease but in a lying p ifturr. T e
I parents informed me that fhc had been I
j for five or fix months, and cou'd accm:: t
I for it no Other way than a 'aink refs b'c't
I on by the whooping-cough, previous to
which the child bad been afthe & healthy.
Uponihe Bth of Sepfen«f>'r I pt'ed the
I child witJ> a pair of patent ii»ys *nd a:, ap
j parat us Spinalis Extendem; m a lew days
I (he feerred perfectly easy, could fit n;><' t
I and be carried about without complaining
I The fiiftortion is now scarcely ps cepti-
I ble ; the child can ftahd or fit upright,and
walk with a little sfliilance. This is jttef
tedbv the mother of tire child who has re
mained since in the ciiy for the benefit of
. j niv attendance, the father having gone 10
j rhecountry. ~7
The above is a just flat* of my r■>
cale. BETTY PODUS
S N. B. The Editor of this Carrtr hai * <'J
• uvdn the can of Mr. M Kechnh, »*' " ,
- the fti-it Mi apporotmjor J-y «"• > "
I j uiasUh/y alarming, hut th fr-Jpell "J " j '
not a fita'tun, ii very fatten*#.
s I C.e. ij 'S —
Dancing Schoo).
- I Win. M'DOUGALLprcf. r.'sl i= i<r
• aliments to thtTPublic—'Than ks tb. ■
'» the great eacourajtnient he has -
n j enced these twenty odd v""
• open his School for this
the 13th October, at i ; ' , *
' morning, in that Jargc -
j. in Harmony Orrre' lea.- r
.. I Fourth pe?h turi.ii
J I -o, SaCthThird <■ v*"J
ft His Employ<rrs.naybe thefl
> order and de.:i um tiia" ' •
!»i<jf>ftrved it) his Schc< ■ ' .
< ! fuid —and that their hiidrco willbt
d| in the jpoft appro' • ' 1 f J nl 1 '
II Note—An Ever.uig Sf v ool for f ot3 f
1 Gentlemen.
1 oa TO ■
To all who it may conce W
3
Hsi-i;vistSrKs.'Si —
t,r NelpV, , inthe year 179'-
N „ l 0 ,7) dnte ! 'April .3, '779,
o- nolla".
of Lr,,d
"1- Ccntier'he i rcfi en r * ' ~n
d, terf:6-eiS»moe> T*K<
■— 61. we e 'Jd<w ct.v •ti
he to the iaP of O* *■■»>*< >■'*>
faidCo.vioe..»»ltf»« offic „
be George Kea
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