Gazette of the United States-
PHILADELPHIA,
WKM»[SI)AY EVBKIXGj JUJ-Y IJ.
PRICES OF STOCKS.
111
PuitADtLpuiA, July 19.
8 per Cant Stock fat-calk i"oj t» jO'>J. p. tt.
v Si* per Cent. . do. 84
Navy do. do. 84.
Tihreifec.Cent. do. 51 i '
. Dd'eirei, - do. 80
TJfiited States, do. 29
1 Penrtfylvama, do. 44
" Nofth America, do. 1 46
Jafur*n«e cornp. N.A. (hares 840 to ptr'cent.
helaw pur.
t Pennsylvania, (hares, 48 per cent, adv-j
fcaft-fndia Company of M. A, 7 per cent advance
Laui Warrant^ 1 45 dolls, per too acrss.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE
Billion l.on. at 30 days for cafli 171 per ct.
Do. 1 do. 60 day» do. 170 do.
Do. ' do. 90 days do 169
Bills on Hamburgh at 60 days, v 36 a eta.
per Mark Banco
Ds. in Ajnlljrdsnij 60 days 29 1 40 cts. - per
Florin.
SO™ The carriers of ibis paper bavt; been
strictly forbid to sell or give away the Ga
zette of the United States• It is requested
that, should any person detect tbem in drin ?
, s "> 'by win give immediate information, to
ibe Editor.
|C7* A vessel is reported below having
had a short from London, and an
other having a short pafTagefrom Liverpool.
We have sent down, and should any news
be obtained, it shall be ilTued in an Extra as
early as poflible,
The U. S Frigate Borton was spoke inlat. 37
long. 74 with a French brig, a prize, in tow,
bound home.
The Ship Sanfom, Capt.Tredwell, has arrived
at N* v 'ork with a full and valuable cargo "of Su
gar, Pepper, Muflina, &c. She left Bengali the
3d of March, in co, with the M auut Vernon for
Baltimore—pr.rterf from her on the 7th of April-
The Norhern Liberties came down the-river with
the Sanfom, and was to fail the next day for N. Y.
Left at Bengal the Perleverance of Salem, and
the Delrware, Clay, of Philadelphia. Met in
Bengal river, two Salem fhipsbounk Hp.
Ju'y 8: in latt. »j, spoke brig Favourite" ij
days from Norfolk to Antigua.
The lubj<(9: of duties on goads from the United
States was to have been decided in the Legifla'ure
of Canada on the aoth June. The U. S. having
levied duties on goods fram Canada, has called
forth this auafure, fays the accounts from Niagara.
Colonel Strong with a detachment ftf upwards
of ioo federal troops arrived at the encampment
near Pittsburgh, on the sth of June.
cm ZENS, T V ce CARE !!
Seventeen JACOBIN Conviih broke out of the
Jail of this City, yesterday, all of tfcefe fcllowi are
fritndt to liberty, rjuality an if tbt Xiglti tf vmh, and
think it Tyranny to be kept in a state of confine-
ment.
COUNTERFBIT
Fifty dollar Notu» of the Bank of the U- State»
have been dete&ed in this city within thu week
pad.
The ship below is supposed »o be the
Orono, Mid lleton, from Liverpool.
By the order of Buonaparte the Ruffian
general Hjrmann and the Englifli general
Don, have been let at liberty.
From the New Tcrk Gaiette.
INTERESTING ARTICLES*
The Government of Algiers is well
towards the United States, but the Tuhifian*
liave been very impatient for the arrival of the
stipulated military llortt. Mr. Eaton, our
Consul there, has however, prevailed 'cpon
them to wait some time longer, and a desire
.Which the Bey's Mißifter hja exprefftd of ob
taining American bottoms, to convey grain to
Spain, ha 9 been an additional motive to this
tneafure.
•Thosgh all the States of Barbary (except
Morocco) are at war with l'rance, yet the
French Merchants resident in Tunis, have not
been made fljves of as in Algiers, bHt are per
mitted to refine in their factory in full poffrlfion
of their property. They are not, however,
permitted to go out of the faflory.
In September 1798, the Tunisians, with a
squadron of 4 cruisers, made a decent upon the
little island of St. Peters, in the vicinity of
Sardinia, and, landing in the night, carried off
HO men and 700 women and children, who
were conveyed to Tunis, & consigned to slave
ry. Don Antonico Porcile, who was one of
the prifoneri, was dispatched by the Bey to
Sardinia, to-endeavor to procure the ransom.
He returned in May 1800. with his father, the
Count Antioch, they being appointed by the I
Kiflf*of Sardinia joint ambafladors to negociate
for this purpose. They brought with them let
ters from the Sardinian Secretary cf State, to
th« Cotifulsof the different European powers,
requesting their friendly interference with the
Bey. By their interference a treaty was con
ceded, in which the price of ranfum was fixed
at 500.000 dollars to the Bey, and 70,000 to' the
Sippatappa, hit Miniftec ; and for the payment
of this it was stipulated, that the plat: of the
Churches should be pledged. When this treaty
was orefer.ted to the King of Sardinia, he re
fufrd to rdtify it, hut promised to fend to Leg
horn tc\ nr gociate a loan of the money. In the
mean while, the venerable Count Porcile, who,
it the ape of S4 years thus saw himfelf forced
.to undertike hi< fifth embassy to Barbary, over
come with distress and anxiety for the ominous
'aprewance of this business, on the event of
which def ended the liberty of two of his fo'bs
f and four of Ms grind fimlc under
the burthen and expired.
In N .vembcr 1799-, vi, t>y <h>
ner.t>f thftßey, wrote to the different C mfufi
who had witnelTed the treaty, that «nleft the
rnouey was paid by the 10th of January enlu!ns>, I
tne prifontr# would all hr fr!d at ptrtnie auilion I
or il«yc9 % rhe iffae of this bulineli has not
i»rtce torn hear ! of.
Encouraged by their the
1 unilians dilp.itchec't another Gquadron of
seven fail, commanded by the chief of. the
former, Mohammed a noted pirate,
to the itlaiids of Maddaltyu on N. E. coalt
p{ Sardinia. Seven hundred of them landed
bat were so warmly receded by the natives,
that not one returned on board.
In September last, Sidi HifWl-Zeri,
grand fop ot Ali B:y, who w.-.s deposed by
the Algerinrs in 1745, mid lineal h: ir to the
throne of Tunis, w<;s put to death for rio
tous behaviour in the palace, by order of
Hamuda Balluw, the pre Tent Be •.
The. brig Haitian Bashaw, which was ta
ken ironi the Algerines by the French fleet,
and by them delivered to the Spaniards', was
taken by the Portuguese, on her voyage from
Cadiz to Algiers.—She now lies at Lisbon,
bqt will be again restored to Spain.
Extra 3of a letter from London dated
/'pril ig.
" I think it right to apprrfe yon, that,
although your insurance to Spain is made
ou the broadest principle, so as to embrace
every poflible risk, yet there is one rifle which
can never be legally covered, in this conutry,
which is the rifle of condemnation bya British
court of admiralty ; because such condemna
tion cannot take place but 011 the ground or
its being .enemy's property, and enemy's
pioperty cannot by law be insured, and can
not coni'equently be recovered in this conn
try ; or on some other principle equally de
finitive of the usual recourse upon under
writers. In short, to-trade with his mag
efly' enemies, however inviting the allur
mtnt»to it may be, /nu4 ever be considered
"J attended vvijh dangers, that it !j scarcely
poflible to gu>ard against."
Chattertan.
It is recof-ded of the infancy of Chatterton
£>y his mother, that, upo'n being asked what
toy would afford .him mod pleasure, he repli
ed witli an earnestness, that bespoke the
emolion of his mind, "A trumpet to blow
aloud !" Up»n this circumflance the follow
ing verses are founded.
Av-rfe to everv childilh toy,
Why fcize the iVlmpet, darling boy,
And blow in drains so loud and dear,
As all the admiring world might hear;
While, the charm'decho should rebound
And give to'future times the found ?
Ah ! what could prompt thy wifli to claim
In Infancy the Trump of Fame— "
By what ambitious phrtnzy led— -r
That trumpet founds but for the dead ! , {t
Nor kjiow'ft thou then, in hope elate,.
What :ut»re evils should await.
That pride should teach repulse to ftel,
And avarice grudge the scanty meal,
Nor yet, to quench thy ardent foul,
• Appear'd the horrors of thciowl!
Oh f bor» In infancy to plan
A work beyond the powers of man:
The native of some other fphtre,
Thy spirit julihad lighted hera j
By fame allur'd but doom'd to find J
The ingratitude ol base mai.kind ' (
Indignant lef: its frame behind )
*» The trump of Fame shall now too late
Announce thy genius and thy late
And found the mingl'U blalis of shame
With the loud honours of thy name.
SINOULAR MODE
Oj reforming a Profligate Servant.
During the year :788, there appeared in
ane ot the Irilh journals, an advertisement
from a servant, who wanted a valet's place,
dating; that lie was without a character, and
had many faults, but hoped to mend. A
eonfeflion so frank, and indeed so uncom
mon in tb'ntclafs of people, caught the eye
of a gentleman in the environs of Dublin,
well known for his eccentric humour, and
generous bofpitality.
lie sent for the man, and on his entering
the room, thus add reded him : " You grace
lefs,dog, that l'eem bent on starving, pray
.where and with whom did you live last ?"
" With Squire , of St. Stephen's green,'
replied the valet, «' and ail ill-natured un
reafonahle man he was, an't please your Ho
nour, though it is true I gave him some'
small cant: j would you believe it, fir, for
110 other reason in the world, than because
I kept gen-teel hour*, kifTcd the wenches,
loved wifky, and because he miffed a pair of
silver-mounted piflols, and another thing or
Mrs, he sent me packing and flopped my
wages." •>.
[ You are the lad for try money ".laid the
gentleman," you have owned your faults,
which I never was able before to prevail 011
a servant to do ; I now know yeur-fatling ;
but remember, that if I ever cntch you at
any of your light-fingerrd tricks, yoti fliall
certainly die in your Shoes. Be with me
to-morrow morning, at nine o'clock, you
idle dog ; in the meantime, take thele teiv
guineas, and pay your old matter far his
piflols."
The gtacelels rogue entered on his place
the next day, and faithfully served for the
refl of his life, his new maflrr, who left him,
at his decease, an handsome annuity. He
embarked in trade, was fuccefsful, and in a
fliort time, became a wealthy and relpecla
ble merchant of Dublin.
ANKCDOTt.
An English man of war falling in with a
Frenchman on a cruize, all hands prepared
to engage ; one more pious than his com
ades, jult when the Euglilh were about to
pour a broadside, dropped op. his knees, and
with hands lifted towards Heaven, exclaim
ed, fcr iubat we are going to receive tire
■Lord make us tbqnhful
BY THIS DAY'S MAILS.
f- MEW-YORK July 22.
j By several pafftfngtfS sri the late (hips
I from Ireland, we ire informed, that many
' of the mod vicious and Moody-minded of
tlie United Iriflimen were deterred from
coming to this country merely lay the report
I of tbe scrutinizing chara-fter of our Execu
tive, and of the severity of the Alien and
Sedition Law—and while thffe were the
t aufe of preventing the vicious from emi
grating to America, if has; of course, occa
fid'ned numbers of fon-ft and industrious
emigrants to visit ourfriendly shores.
A barrack with 30 loads of hav, belong
ing to Mr. Van Brunt, on Long Island,
opposite this city* was tleftroyed by light
ning during the tevcre storm on Sunday
evening lafl. From -tht repeated and heavy
peals of thunder, Wb'tycptfted to bear of
more such accident &. We hava however
been agreebly difaj'jprflnted, mnft salutary
change in the atmofplieit has taken place ;
and from the refrettiinf (bower., we have
realon to hope for a further continuance of
health to our city.
By " recent letters from Hal,fax, it ap
pears that Judge Brenton,both in his novel
coßftruftion of the laws and in the impro
per evidence which he has countenanced in
court, has generally difgufied tlie bell infor
med among the disinterested part ofthe
community at Halifax. This has given
rife to a belief that he will be speedily remo*.
yed, though it ii feared be may first m ake.
bis fortune, —A la Francaise.
I ALBANY, J a |y 18, t
ExtraS of a letter from a gentleman iu Lane-
Jb trough. ( MaffachuftU) ta the Editor of
this paper, dated the I dtb irifl.
"We have a more circutaftantul account
of Captain Tryon'sengagemant than is con
| tained in your paper. A man belonging
to tti 10 town came home from Farmiogton,
Connedlicut, (where Capt. Tryon'g family
live) the night before last—he f ; ys, the
Captain had written to his family that he
had had an engagement with and taken a
French (hip of 32 guns, 290 rtien—that her
commander had been taken twice before h.y
Tryon, and had procured and extra manned
his (hip on purpose to retaliate on him
—that the Frenchman had 90 men killed,
and that Tryon loft 20 out of 70, amor.g
whom wa# his son, a midfhipirao ; that the
French (hip wa« entirely new, and said to be
one of the bed t&ey had at Gaudaloupe ;
that Capt, Tryon not only fonght the
Frenchman with fire, tut the contrary ele
ment, water, and that hot, boiling hot,
which he discharged from a fire engine in
the faced of the sansculottes whenever they
attempted to board him."
Gazette Marine Lift,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
CLEAR FJ&,
Ship Swanwick, Kfrkbride, Liverpool
Sloop May Flower, Sherer, Cape Franco;,
No a'rivals at the Fort,
Two faips and three brigs, inward hound
were in fight of New-Castle, yesterday, names
uuknown.
1 lie United States brig Pickering, lieut*
Hilyar, from a cruise, is said to be below.
Ship India, Aftimead, for this port, failed
from Calcutta 8 dayVbefore the Sanlom, ar
rived at New-York. Three British rtiips
well armed failed with the India. The cap
tain of the Sanfom saw them off the Cape
of Good. Hope.
Brig Eliza, Ifrad, from Havanna, has
arrived at New-Castle.
Brig Jane, Cook, of Philadelphia, which
was captured by the French, and who took
out part of her cargo (the relidue being
flour) has been re captured bv the British
and sent, it is supposed, for a port of Eu
rope.
NEW YORK, July 22.
ARRIVED, days
Ship. Sanfom, Tredwtll, ' Bengal i 6:
Brig Retaliation, Whippel, Lisbon. 58
Schr. William, and Mary, Rowland,
[St. Thomas 24
Little John, , Norfolk 9
Pollyi Connaway, Wilmington
[North Carolina 12
Sloop Betsey, Bass, St. Augustine 10
CLEARED,
Ship Margaret,, Littlfe Augnftine
Schr Daphne, Mason, Leghorn
Friendfhiy, Christopher, Liverpool
Schooner Tirago, arrived at Curracoa
from this port ia twenty days.
Ship Ann, Lee, from hcrica, arrived at
Liverpool in thirty days.
Slooy Ifabelh, HSrt, has arrived at St.
Croix.
Ship Dolphin, Updyke, arrived at Li
verpool in thirty-four days.
SALEM, July 17.
Arrived schooner Retaliation, 13urgefs, 19
days, Havanna—failed in co. with, 1,1..fail
belonging principafly to Philadelphia, New,
York, and Rhode Island, and captain Grant
of this port, under convoy of the General
Greene, Captain Perry—Off Cape Romain,
I'poke brig Pickering, Lieut. Hillar, all well.
Captain Burgess was detained by a New
Providence privateer, overhauled and. per
rnitted-to proceed ; the Tame privateer eight
■"ays before, had funk a
bost, and hands w- l nt to bottom. r Jt
Arrived fliip William, Towne, 41 days
from Jfle of May. On her paff.igt home.
fpokc two Baltimore fln'p from the Streights
~and i 4 days since, spoke a Newburyport
fchoaner to Demerara.
| Arrived English brig Minerva, Wiley,
Martinico ; left there, ship Fanny. Lindfay,
master, who on his'outward bound passage,
had the .pleasure of banging a French priva
teer, of 8 guns and 90 men, which had the
impudence to attack the febooner Joanna,
captain Blackler, under his convoy, & iiand
fomely brat her off. Both have lately arri
ved at St. Pierres, without sustaining any
damage,
Arrived brig Bellifarius, Canada, 31 days,
Jamaica, belonging to Wifcaffet—informs
that there were 20 or 30 American vessels
there, chiefly condemned.
Laws of the U
Laus Deo !
Sixth Congress of the Ujiited States
At the First Seflion, begun and held
at the City of Philadelphia, in the
State of Pennsylvania, 011 MOll
- the second of December,
one thousand seven biuSlred
and ninety nine.
7o make appropriations for tie Navy of
the United States, during the year one
thousand e : gbt hundred.
Seftion 1. r .
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
oj America, in Congress assembled, That
for defraying the expenses of the navy of
the United States, duringthe year one thou
sand eight hundred, there lhall be, and
hereby is appropriated the sum of two mil
lions, tour hundred and eighty-two'tftdufand
nine hundred dnd fifty-three dollars - and
ninety-nine cents; that is to fay, for the
pay of the officers of the navy ps the United
; States, the sum of three hundred and nine*
( ty-one thouland five hundred and ninety-fix
dollars ; for the subsistence oCthe officers of
the navy, the lurn ot seventy thousand,
seven hundred and twenty-two dollars and
forty c«nts ; for the pay of the (eameiii the
sum of eight hundred and eighteen thouland
three hundred and forty dollars ; for pro
visions, the sum of fix hundred and three
thousand, fix hundred and forty-two dollars
and sixty-seven cents; for contingent ex
ptnees including the wade of military store's,
; the expense of the navy (tore at Philadel
phia, comprising flere-keeper's'falary, clerk
hire, store rent, labourers, porterage and
freight, and for making good deficiencies in
former appropriations, and for similar ex
penses at Boftohj Newport, Baltimore, Ner
iolk, New-'i ork, and other ports, the sum
of three hundred and ninety-three thousand
fix hundred dollars ; for the exper.fe of
hospitals, medicines and hospital (lores, the
sum ot thirty-two thousand fix hundred and
furty-feven dollars and twenty cent?.; for
the tupport of the revsnu'e cutters while'
employed in the navy service, the" sum of
ten thousand dollars ; for the pay of the
officers, non-commissioned officers and pri
vates of the lnai ine corps, the sum of nine
ty-four thousand, seven hundred and thirty
four dollars ; for fubfirtence of the officers
of the said corps, the sum of eight thousand
and eighteen dollars and lixty cents ; for
cjoathing for the said corps the sum of
thirty three thousand five hundred and
thirty dollars, and seventy foiiV cents {
for military ftoresfor the said corps, the (um
of twelve thousand two hundred and seventy
seven dollars and eighty eight cents for
tiie contingent expenses of the said corps,
including camp equipage, quarter matters,
barrack traders, and hospital (lores, and
bounties and premiums, the sum of thirteen
thousand eight hundred and forty four dol
lars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the aforefaid appropriations (hall be paid out
cf any monies in the Treifory of the United
States not otherwise appropriated.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
Vice-President of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved, May to, A. D. 1800.
JOHN ADAMS,
President of the United States.
RESOLVED by the Senate and
Houff of Reprefcritatines of tie United
States of America in Congress ajfemble.4, That
it be recommended to the people of tht li
nked States, to aflemble on> the twenty se
cond day oF February next, in such num
bers and manner as may be' convenient, pub
liclyl to teftify their grief for the death of
General George Walliingtofi, by suitable
enlogies, orations and difcourfea, or by pub
lic prayei-is.
slnd it is further refohed, That the Pre
sident be rvquefted to issue a Proclamation
for the purpose of carrying the foregoing
rtfolution into effeft.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Stealer of the House of Reprefentativcs.
TAOMA.S JEFFERSON,
Kice-Prefident of the Uniltd States, and
President of the Seuate.
• Approved,'Jamwiy 6, 1800.
JOHN ADAMS,
AN ACT
RESOLVED, by the Senate and Ifoust
cf Representatives cf tbeUnitedStates,
I of America in Congress assembled, That the
Piefident of the United States be requested
toprefent to captain Thomas 'Truxton, a
Golden, Medal, .emblematical of the late
aftion between the United States, Frigate
Conftcllation, of .thirty-eight guns, and the
French Ship of war, La Vengeance cf fifty
four ; in testimony of the high sense enter,'
tained by Coffgrefs of his gallantry and
good conduct ill the ~abo.'/e engagement
wherein an example was exhibited by the cap
tain ciEuers, Jailors, and marines, honora
ale to the American name, and iniiruftivi
rising Navv
And it it further Revoked, That thi
.onditft of James Jarvis, a 'Midshipman iij
i lid Frigate who gloriously prefrred certaiii
death to an sbaiKlenuieu; of his Post, is de
ferring of the. ,highs ft praise, and that tli
iofs ot so promifiiig an officer is a fuhjedt o
national regret. r
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker of ile House of Representatives•
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
Vice-President of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved, 'March 29, A. D. 1800.
• JOHN ADAMS,
President oj the United States.
District of Pennsylvania to -wit :
BE it remembered thit on tfce Tenth day of
July in the twenty fifth year of the Indepen
dence of the United States of America, Alexan
der Addifoti of the fjid Difbift hatfe deposited
in this office the tit'e of a book the right where
of he claims as Author in the wolds following
to wit, « Reports of cases in t!)e Count/ courts
of the Fifth Circuit" and in the High Court of
Errors and appeals ofthe State of Pennfylvaniai
and charges to Gr:nd Juries ofjhofe County
Courts. By ..Altxandfr Addiforij President of
the Courts of Common Pleas of the Fifth Cir
cuit of the State ef Pcn'nly'vahia."
In conformity to the aft of Congrefsof the Uni
ted States intitied " An aiffcfor the encouragement
of learning by securing the copies of maps chart*
and b'.clcs to the Authors and Proprietors of such
copies during the times therein mentioned."
d Caldwell,
. Cleri of tbe Dijlrift of J'ennflvania:
The above book is now publiihed. It will bed«*
jivered to lufcfcribers by Mr Dobs.-a Booktellcr*
J uJ y *3 • -
HIGH-STREET.
The House,
LATELY .occupied by the Chevalier
D'Yrujo, Spanilh Ambassador, will be
-let o\lt,Jo an approved perioD or family, on
easy conditions. It :s large, commodious
and olegant, with coach-houi'e and ftabks
conforinnblr.
Enquire at No. 100. Spruce ftree;.
SA.MUEL'MAGAW,
y.rcb Sirstt, No. 94.
eodtf.
July ?3- "
a raw coytEs
... OF
The Ami-Jacobin
Review St Magazine,
(vol. iv)
Have j'-'ft beeu received and are now for sale,
By A. DICK INS,
(impolite Chrifi. C : .uich,
July aj
TO LET,
0 S FOR SALE,
A 2-story brick house
Situate in Duke-s (or Artillery lane)
Northern Liberties,
TWO rooms on a floor, kitchen and wafh
houfe, all built ot t'.o !i«i> materials, and in excel
lent ordct.; cellars under the whola, one paved,
and ha? two lattice clofcts witft locks, a large gar
den and yard, leveral fruit-trees in the garden,
twopumfsof dxcsllent water neir tbe premjfet.
Enquire at No, 39, Arch flreet.
J"ly <'s
WAYNE COUNTY TAXES.
'T'HE owners of unimproved lands in Wayne
county, are fc#reby notified, that Tares ara
become payable there on for the years I'yp and
1803. Those who haye not already paid .their
taxes,, .re hereby required to difefcarge the (ama
to JQ 3N BRINK, Esquire, Trcafurer of said
Count 'at Milfcrd, within three months Irom
this da e.otherwife proceedings to sale, according
to the -dl of Aflembty in iuch cafe provided, will
be had oy the Comroiffioiiers for the f-id county,
. i sa Stcnton, ~i
obn Carton, > ComniilTioneri
»bannes Van Etten y J
Attest,
E. Kellogg, Clk.
July 9,1800
A CERTIFICATE
F©R a three quarter Share of Bank Stock of the
United States, No. 381S in the name of John
Holmes, Jun. hat been lost or mifiayed and for the
Renewal of which application has been made at
said Bank, of which all concerned are desired to
takejaotice.
PETER TREGENT.
d3m.
May 19.
Found,
A Red Morocco Pocket-Book,
; .. . ■«.
WHOEVER has loft it may receive it sn ap
plication at the office of this Gaaeue, and
paying the expence of this advertisement.
July 2».
A. Book-keeper.-
WANTED.
WANTED a cofnplece Bfook-Keepef ani Ac
comptanc, who is matter of the Germari
language, and well acquainted witfe the manned
oi t rani ailing business 111 this city—t > save trou
ble rone need apply unlefianfwering in every ref
pe& fully this advertifemant, and jf-oduce fatit
factory teflimonials of character and talents. HL
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