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... Ordered, That this bill he referred to Mr. avw.3, Mr. Butler, Mr. Ellfworth, M11tr, Mr. Gunn, Mr. Hawkins, M.-. King, Mr. Livermore. Mr. Munroe, ...
... books for exam:ll:3ton regd . ring arc kept. Oolobc r • 2V. f liretuu, SURGEON.DENThr. Pupil of the celchratri Mr. Duh W.. late Dr till tot' e King and Family of Franc,:, memccr of the elliege and Academy of Surgeons at Paris, Keeps a complete aXrrtment of ...
... Shurtleff, Oliver Cobb, Better Bryant. • , 3. A dialogue—between David King, John M. Roberts, and John Holmes. _ MUSIC. 4. A difieration in favour of female educationby David King. 5. An oration, 4, pleading the cattle of man. together with the valedi&ory ...
... government, 638 Rocks, ledge of, 630 RO, Dotior, Eulogium on Dr. Cullen, 577 SARATOGA, Waters, experimt.nts on, Sea Fight, Swedes and Ruffians, _ _ _ , Sedentiry Life, (Tablet) Sedgivici, Mr. Reply to Mr. Williamfon, Speech on Afrumption, ditto. Satire on ditto ...
... otigiiime wren the King and Pope, atid not between the Afferbly of France and the people at Avignon. Tilt majority of the Affembly ficinie.l to approve this report, but deferred the ultimate decifion to another day. M. de la Tear dr Pin, Iraniaer of the ...
... TUESDAY, 0cr0222. 25. Mr. Clark, Mr. Dayton, and Mr. Kitchell, from New-Jerky, and Mr. Jacobs, member for Pennfylvania, took their feats this day—and were qualified according to the Coratution. On motion of Mr. Livermore, the Houle proceeded ...
... the honorable Managers—Sit Eyre Cuate,Mr.Whecler, and Mr. Francis, all came under the full force and meaning of the word accomplices to Mr. ilaftings* guilt : together they mutt nand, together they muft _ . _ Mr. Dallas purfued this idea to its extent ...
... unfettled, but Dr. Willis had great hopes af her recovery. Many Diflenters fay, that Mr. Fox has gone fufficient lengths in their favor. They approve (to ufe their fa • miliar way of talking of their friend) of Tom Paine's book in toto. Now Mr. Fox has fpoken ...
... partly in King George and partly in county, containing five hundred acres this trad a about one mde from Potomac+ Creek, it Is well and watered„-the fecil is of an cneklent quality. bor • rtather accounts apply to Mr.Charlea Stuart Waugh, at Dr. Benjamin ...
... parily in King Gerrge and part, ly in St dford county, containing five hundred *tn.+ this tra:„ is about one mik (ruin Potoniack Creek. it is well and watered, the foil is of an eses4l..nt quality. For a further apply to Mr.Charlas Stuart Wait4h, at Dr. ILniamin ...
... to inform the public that Mr. lianderfyde, a conftable of this city, who was flahbed shout a fortnight ago by a Capt. rifti, whom he had arreited for debt, is nearly re( overed from his wounds. We truft tat the. recovery of Mr. Handerfrle and the legal ...
... Fdlars and tinkers, the king of Spain—away with thefe traiturs.incer.diaries, hefe hawk. era of French book% and Jacobin principles—Let none of theft. fellows dill orb our w..y I thinking. Su alio the Empreft of Rt.ffia, the King of Fruilia and the Emperot ...