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... vary with the hearts When converfation was fincere and truly Anfweed the purpore ora wife Creator! (fweets . What tongue can Speak or heart coo:-..cive the That thed on thole whom artlefs wards unite- In mutual friencifhip and familiar - lave. 'Tis convetfatinn ...
... protperity, the rntclleflual, moral, and religious improvement of his dependants, yf bit NeigUmrt, and of his countrymen.* Speaking of a trader’s gain, fairs, The nstural tendency of moderate profits, is to render all articles (and ftireK- bread) more eafily ...
... copper S. Taylor, 5 calks horn lips Crop-* per, Benfon and co. hhds bark ferons ind'g>, T. M’Call The United States, J. M.Speake, from. Alexandria, with 4. bis fdver dull cow horns bl S liaif do broad hand- . (pikes 20 bales cotton 2 deer (kins tees flax ...
... Captain hoard, the Queen's Dock. For freight Vv. LEES. For U I V and CITY of WASHINGTON, . icrican Ship UNITF.D SIAFES, Jo ah M. Speak f, Matter, Burthen 2!!0 tons, remarkable fine faft falling vcfTel, Philadelphia built of live oak and cedar, the only conttant ...
... rendering particwlar unfavorable lituations as healthy poflilde, are given an eminent Pbyfician, a Treatifc on the Scarlet ever. Speaking of draining and clearing marflies I and woods, lie proceeds— . *• primary modes of prcvctitiofi confiit* in clearing away ...
... Benneft, CharleftoO. Wilton Wood, Fell, Boflrm. Merchant, M’Lauthlin, ditto. Cotton Planter, Scovill, New Vorlc. United States Speake. Alexandria. From London ga' „ WnitauAii, Merit ...
... the perch, bcio); about 3fl6AerNlbtnte mea- The it very cuaditioo, having been lately f* >»to that Bate the owner, Grace, at Speake Hall, will fliew the Kftate, and may be had application to Mr. Leixh, in Baf•®-fireet, LivcrpooL htfeat definHM of bitting ...
... pan of the demeene of Speake, conftftinr of 173 Acrta, of the large mcafure >ynb to the perch, about 3(JB Acrea flatnte meai The land ia in rrry high coodiboa, haring bees lately «a> that Kate by the owner. Rut Grace, at Speake Hall, eHD 'flicek the Zftatc ...
... ; paper ink. *v. condition, having hee& latt-^- r* - No. 30. and 306., , • - the owner. „ . Do. Yard-wide, .tk? Grace, at Speake Hall, will (hew tjie Eftate* and marked Hugh Graham* a * l,pl * '' J' the linen for Fit, ;ward. ...
... crofs-llrcet, or Mr. Poller, Newington. TO BE LET TICKET. For a Term of Seven Years,. A Very commodious FARM, part the A*. Speake, confiding of 17S acres, of the large 8 yards the perch, being about 3GC acres datin'■ lure. The land is in very high condition ...
... premifea, crofs-ltrect, or Mr. Pofter, Newington. LEI XIV 11CKEJ. For a Term of Seven Ytais. AVery commodious FARM, part of the Speake, confiding of 173 acres, of the 1 yards to the perch, being about SC6 sere furc. Tlie land very high condition, put into that ...