V
fXv- THE GOOSE PETITION. .
A Parody ""tHI BIGGAkVs JETITIOH "
TplATY tie sorrows of a poof old-Goose,
; Jl Whose ft eble steps have b rr.e her to your dxr,
T'itoke d'Wn W'th smr.w, laruc, and .st -all u e,
'.' 'Cui Cvi.i, aoJ iieau it D' bless your ite.
' ''" -
4iljr feat hei'd coat, once Lily whi e, and -sUtt, :
- By cruel j l iCKing r: wn so bare aii :hiii ;
Tb.-e ug, alas i do misery besptak,
- And iiuvv my kue, Uii a. a; a ib.o jg'i die
" Cum? , bL'Uy, come" tha well knorn, j.K aing sound,
s; Sio.e i i t4 inuiHinrtlrom Dam I a-iei's li. ru ;
ror plenty there, la yi urljiul days, I !ou';d,
Si VV'Atkljca uW, UIKOOiCiua., ti.tu'vl IjaHIl.
: Soon as reach'd this once blesr ha py cot, :
c, FfcetitHg iiWIijs caiue Parltt lioiti ilic- :yt;
"More kick thabaif-iice 1 too-u cly fcot, ,
ke ii.z'd a LluCIli.li.K .iu ki.vCK. ti Oul Tiv c; e. '
, A band -cur, sworn foe to all cur race,
i. Some tew year past, whet,I a'tr,on and p-um;.
Whj, if I hiss'ri wculd ruu aucTkiiit his lUcv i
Jowiwujjy itii bftc ;ei lioni my luni!.'. "'
' ':. v' ., X
;lHa wall ayed brute neiHbjtjrTOjfouh'the leg";
.-A tiaug .ty boy, Uk, out ol want u joke.
. For whom I've laid, aye, many and many in ezfo
; ciV4. up . none a.id ihii"i pinw or ke. X
40 . X.' T " ' - . --v X
lb igo from hence you see I'm not able :
', Ohl lake me in, the wind blow piercing cold;
SbOi t i the passage t-j the bai n or stable,
XUsl l'i 'eJn, and iiiunabiyold. .
v St. MichaeVi fa a' day approaches aw,
. A day wtfall have reason sure to curse,
E'en at the r.ame my blood runs cold with fear,
Sj inyukai is fkal Saint to u
; X u have ntsisf rtui'eit why should I rapine?
X VVVVe Ixjf.i tor luod to man, tail well I know
Bat may yuur late, ah 1 never be Ik mi.ic,
;l A ioor old oosi, 6i" misery and woe,
A numerous fl ck elected me their Queen j"
, ( then was hei.l o all ou face the piide ; . ."' '
Vh. n a bold (ja.ider waddling rm Brook. GredsT,'
f:; iJecUi'd t. 1 ,vc aa-i 2 becamo bis bade
Gosling we had, dear comforts bf niy tge j
v;, But a viU c xk, by soma rdaii'a:tcy bit, .
lily yrvVr cackKr kiil'd, Iben ttta with ase.
. "And tUeu- kWct forma exoa4 tpuu ihc.spit.
Tliertiurd'rersnext seii'd upon my Under mate :
' jav was io3 tai t fun or uy ? :
!Xtk hU )or'inlant yielded ti)Ud;:M ti-iJ: '
i' Au4 wi4 'kJi-Bblet., Cdok kbe' niaJe pie.
.Swirftt: . . h .. ' "
Pifjr the Jorrows of a pojjr old goose,
VVhose fccb.e ittepi have b rne I er o youfdo if,
pioke down with sorrow, lam?, toii past all use,
Oi ! ive Hie com, aaJ iieav'n wli bkss y,ar ston;,
SAWN ET AND BONAPARTE.
Saieney Since yott are Jo plifli He be
p!aia too. lfeer ye fead a Soldier to Scot,
land, Dc'il a anc o than wlll"be altVe eight
day alter D'ytf thint we're like " parcel ol
ItjKia jfiJlei. to be Ynjhicned wi' yuu aa
your pack ? ' ' .
Bon I'll f?cd 'over ray Invincibfcs, they'll
mafce y.ou irtrrtil)!e, X
Zdiuncy .ii;ibible ! VVIrst com o' 'theco'
ye ltt't (o t'-gvot .;? by my faith hd(i ye was
tij.'iil to Jet' befan: the. Higfaland Wttrh
ga'dthcre. Did yon ever fa; a H'gliodcr i
Ben -I have liearJ of them ; but uhit will
they 'Jo ? I will ieud thoufaiids iigjiiiil them.
Sawney.'-' Ayf, yc n.-4y fe :d teas o' ij ms
faods ; but lucy'il ;nak tU:ir heads fl;e afF aJ
fa'l 33 thiy be i;aJ lybit3.
. Son Sawtiry, ye fpeak very b 5.J bttt you
k.ro 1 have Louq ter;-d many tounctics, and
willdothtf faaie with you.
Sawney. Vu onqvicr us ! Il8 mair than a
tlit; fiaves i. Fiance cowl J do. There's no' a
niou in a' SVottand but woutd tight to the laft
drap o his blood tbi (he L,in ..' Ca';es ; aud ;
io.
a i(d a
DAVID ANDERSON,
T' lAVETTtVUtE,
AS receircd by the Brtg . Two Narcys
Trbm ltretpopJ, a cargo oi bait aoa a
larue aiTcJrtmcut of GOODS, which with his
picfeut extcifivc Hock, he will . fell atjsrcry rer
dnotdptides for cafh, as be willies to wind p hi8
affitta m Fayettevill?. I hole pedona indebted
to hi 'to Will do well to ctnue for ward duriog thid
fall.". - . y '
He wilnctl Us Store, DivcHiof:l10ufe
the Mill & Machinery lately P. 'Arthur', at
a Tow. rate, and on a long credit,
Fayetttvi'Ic, "l6th ugntl, i8oj.
Valuable Property.
Vi fuie I'ji 'ie'it, wlnr I fay ihf Lmc
We hae a Ki ff w" love,
A GitEEABLY to thclaft Will an.d Tcfla
merit of Petr Mallett, Efq. deccafed,
late of F'ayetteville, the Subfctibera offer for
lale, n a liberal efedit) the following pioocrt?
jyinrj ia amtreiu parts or jorin carouoa. :
Cumberland douni Town of Faijcttevllk.
A 1i& ol Laid, idjoining lands of Mr
r,,5- . A DIALOGUE.
( Sawney. Si Boaaparte, you fay' you're
ccrrun io Scotlanfi. .
Bouabaitt Yes ; I raeaa to come to give
you Liberty . , . ,
Ti Sawne y-iaH?gt ty I DeN! an grjnce o' liber
ty it It) Fmticejan' if you are tr i'c it to iis
you maun ileal it frae tome, ttner o i.dy. 1 he
poorctt 40 1; ia Scotland hit maij liberty than
the'jbi gv-ittlenaii ia "Prance, jf theie be
cny jjtrjtt an theie tio'.
.jj. prenchtnet) arc all Fi'-e "
Sawney If ye had uac uld ue th it I wad
na ha e k.end it. 1 tho't you could feud tt.em
awa in (l)'p loads whao ye plcab'd.
Boa. Poh, fob l that wj a p reel of raf
cals 1 ' . .
Sa-sunty O but fjo'k fhoul'd na be caM raf
cals, -till ihry're ptov'i rn lea's ' U ye co i.e
heie, yon rnif c rafcal next, and tlun
Jflai f us ofF, arid fay Fure ye wee! Salvney
-rv JSea Not h"f, thtie is no treat hoy with
Frerictimsu, and I oev.r break tny word. .
L jSawey Se I th;uhu -bi;tl ie uij io the,
Ees about a moo they caM ToufTaint, that
cam frae the Iriiiiea Tiie oews faid thr
.F.i each were to Uc ?try good to him, aad af.er
a lie died i.a a Futon. ,
" Ban O Sawney yo ; fii'ould vot "believe
Vfour newfpaper8 ; I'll fend you the Moniteur
that the papeiytm may heluve. The uo
ytVu fooke of a3 a tafcl, and wia:ed to vJte
th1 O.vernmeat of St. Doming ).
Sawneyt do you.'ca' hir i rafca' for
that V Faith I think if yodtook anc Govern,
meat, he was right to take anithtr ; and if he
w.is a rascal for that, faith 1 think there's a
pair (f vc-r; You'll cicufe me. - ( Here Sawney
put hi hand to his bor.net.) - . . . , :
Bob. Coaie, cotne, Sa.vnev. no more on
that fu'jed ; my wiilt ii to auLc ill, inaiikind
happy and rce. v . '
4iy'j.-De'U fneerj me if I bctfrw .ye.
What fae:-yef done - to t be Hoirar.dvii ? They
jay ye tine lerrrry ' ToirrnnrrTrrrrve on iik-to
for tieajhingy Wna wad put up Wilt hat ?
'Boih -No, no, Sawr.er, .inr. g.ivetl ihenr
jliberty.ard my follu rs a; e tatki "rgi-arv of t hem.;
. D d. iaki lie htAitT. JDo y. n
C' it liber'ty to b ie; , fo d r .rs in fol&s bouics to
live Vn the w f.'V.titathipg ' , .
Bin O, tut ihty Voii d dia.r m.in
jtberofelvts. , . .
SaTOiUt An fbar's that, to yfu. I hf
differ 'd 'wj .Riy wife at ttipt'. sat ,ve greed
acdiri, and if one bo ly rjaiti'dsif t$. bet wt tn
t .bey wad .'! got t t.n" (k an a 'd fcorn frae
h bnb and if I v. as t ite Hol: aLdera," I wad
do-tbe fame tn you ,
BonQ Sawccy, Sawofy, yc5u aae wrong
bptot'fris
E'tclmd
l; mnrrTv- vrteve - a ti y o 14 asak, ot-ji-uuL -u Ji i m lbe . n jIf a a c Wtllu rr: s, E f q . n e a r. A vr r a 8
our Ktu; and tckir. our L'ouutry ! I woi d.r ,f l""f gb on the South -Wit fide of Cape Feat
wiat iu'JS UK iiae KicKiug you. u -:ng iu:ue
and do your wtrft ; i hae Q&e mail paiiei.ee to
fpeak to you
2Ja.--YVcll, Sawney, I'll come.
Sawney Come if you date !
Exit Boti'tptirteSdwiiey fului cootinues
mattering 1 IX
TOM PAINE.
The follqp quotatior will flifw ts rnaf
nrr in which Paiac ia foulten of by Mi: CurrunT
the Iriili ortor, whole fpectbeabave bei.i f
ofte ii'quoted in thi.i cod'-try. It vvus ii the
tna' nt J.hn and lienry SKeatkes f r hih
tieafon.. Sueaking ol a witucfa who haj'trf-
tified tTiar he had leaned his fti.tiincO'.S with
iegard to policies hoin Paine, he lid.;
" Berir with ive, my countrymen, 1 feci my
heat t run away with me-he word men only
can be cool. What is the la of thin country i
If the -witncft doti not brieve io God i r
future ft ate, you cannot ear ht n What j
f-vrar him opo'n Is it upon the briok or the
leaf ? You might as wtil fweur him by a b'rani.
ble or a corn. The cjtenony of k fli'ig h an
aternnl fyirribojjjbyjvhlcb man fra's himfclt to
th; prrcef)', and fays May God p help them I
wear tielrvfj. He is'the'i attached tu llje
Divinity upn the conduion of telling .tbe
truth, aud I ; expects mercy from htaren. and
fie performL8;h;ij undertaking. 13ut thc'ii.tidcl 1
by -what can' )ou catch h.s fou.', r by wltat
can you bold it ? you repulfe him from S'''g
evidence for he has no coi fcience; no prop
to chett him, no puuiihment todtcad ! What
is the tviJcfice touching that tin.fjrtuiute man ?
What faid his own rela ion Mr. Shcivington ?
lie bad talked To him .frec'V ..a..kjioMiJiTO
long, " What Kin 3 of a chatactcr di.l Tie jzTve
him? Piine w4as his c.eed and bi philofophy ;
he had drawn his maxima cf politic from the
vulgar and furious anarchy broached by Mr.
Paine. Hrs ideas of rdigi n .-tre td'pted
from the vulgar mirims Jf the. fame mau, the
fcafidal of Ei qiiry, tht b'al hi.rt.r at liia G )i
and hit! kiog He bearrtt llimor.y againll him
It if, that he fubnitted to .the ur.dci taking f
r.adiitg' both his abo ninab'e tract?, thit abomi.
nablc a'loininaiion o' a I -ibominiioris, Puit.e't
fgt of Reafon proftiring to teach (itai.kiod, by
k iiwled5e," that he iiA pot ltiifS hi ru fell !
oiki'g Upon debauched and rjanow ' under
i!acd:n8. Why not lVear the witi.ef u; on
ii.e vul.tr maxiiria f that bif fallow, that
wretched o, itJaw aud fugitive' from hieleauutrt.
at,d his God l
$jWff.WDe'il r on that ISuCI thisk it
kemmon fenfe. . I ne'er like to fcad my mouth
amang itbei folks k.-il. ., . . .
JJtf. That in.y b your oaic inn, pjwney,
n n ff ,l.iaMinar) tA K. in Tnf n an A
thai! paj vlfit to Scotlaod. i?
0'00 :0 :
Entertainment. '-r
JAMES KANNON '
iNFORMS thepnbhc that he hu& Ltely pur
dialed the "cot nt r honlVTn fvfartinvil!e,lG aiU
ford couniy, whett he piopofcs to keep Entei
tainment for travelicis mid otheis who may give
him their company, This houfe he h s repair,
ed fo'as to rot ke it very convenient he has
built ftabks, acd in other rcfpe&i well fitted
himfclf for the put pwfes of Ectertainrasi.t. He
uffciB bib ftrvtcet to the puhbc, and promifes j
the brft accommodanon eer beforr had at that
ji'.actf ai'd on iafooable terms. To the ga
rh meo of tlrt Bar, attending Guilford cpart,
he, I'tefentE htr refpefts in a pur'tL'u ar mannri
The Salijbury Races
A TLIX ciniw .the 23
V V f
f Odloiicr rxt; ; That day wili be cnt
ra"ile T8f8,? tunbjCo'u, Jar a purfc' ma-Je up
by their owners ; ThuTfdy,';will-be threc rnile
I-. ais, tiee io any 'sP"utr U1' il"i'
jtco dolbrs. Friday, 10 mile bears, Tr -e f.ir;
-aViy uag except the winnipg ng the precr. v'g
dayypotfe' woiih about iqo doiiais. . ' batnr
dayl W mile beats, free for any nag, except
tc witting nagf of.tbc two preceding days, for
the enuurice money of Thurfday, Friday ar.d
Sstnrday7"carrirg wtightsas heretofore on that
Tuif. ' : Bf 9der :- . ' , -
-X" ;-' ' L. BEARD, TrcaV. ,
(4 92)
A SINGLE CHAIR& HARNESS,
y"TmtcncuJbrSaIe. l y .
. a V- 'Enquire cTtac.Pai$Tit.r.
j riverjibvut 20 miles frorn, Foyetteville.
A i ract ol ljaod containing about 320
Ani, kiiori by the name of Council Hall
jtr.ct, adjoiuifig the Townof Fayetteville J
from the fcitiiity of the foil arid its vicinity to
the I own tl,u Jaod is conhdercd ' vety valuable
ar.q-Wili be lard off m lots to fuit the puichaf-
CIS. . ' ' .. ..; -y
y A Lot arid Houfe on the weft fide of Gellcf
pie ilrret in Fayetteville, where he deceafed
ftiiKr.rly ri iitied ; the buildras are in good re
paiiH thcwhfjJewelt calculated to accorn
modate a jjeoteel fan ily Three unimproved
Lots en the welt fid; of GeHtfpie Ctteit, be
ttt'jen Franklin and Mumford 8treet adjoining
thr Lot cii which the d welling houfe ftanris.
10 or 'j-j unimproved Lois ou the weft fide of
Orlulpie tirreet, between Mumfoid StYect and
Mailt tt' Mil!.
A Jat.e Wafeb'oufe at prefer.t occupied by
Meffrs. ;Net cH. Campbell, on Gelefpie Street
twrar tifa Towa.W ufe, futjVl to a fmall gtound
e'tit. 'X;X -'"' : ..'' "" ',:'
A Lot -irnd Dwelling Houfe on the eaft fide
bf Gren Street near the Court.Houfe, now oc.
cupied by William H. WiHiame, Efq. : -
' A Lot and D veiling fioufe "htt the eaft fidr
Gieen Street in poffefiion of Mrs. Emmtt
and fuf jed to her life rent.
Two lots at tower Fayetteville on tvbTch thfre
is a Tobacco ir fpeftion 'tier the direcltou cf
Miffrs Davis & M'Do -.aid 'together witha
Lrgetlnce Hory Warehoufc, three frriil Ware-'
h.tirfes and three extenfive (beds with every nc.
ceffary accommodation for the ififpertion and
ragc of Tobaccto. If tie vpui chafer ibould
incline; one of the Lots on which (lands a large
fltei will te fold feparate or divided into two
s.
"Orange County Wfown o ffWs forovgh.
300 Acre's of Land iri the Haw 5eIcU ad.
joiiii g lands of General Mebane. '
A Grift Mill on Eno River aod in tbeTowo
of IJillfborfeuiih, the Milt runs two pair of
H)t;c3, with j he neceiTiry machinery of aMer
chant M.M, ihc whole in tolerable repair ; from
he nrtiiral advantage this Mail poOsfTcs, it is
Ofifidercd to be the moft-Valuable io the State.
New-Hanover County and Toxyn of WH
- - mingtoru
One half Lot in 1 he Ti wh of Wilmington,
00 the fouth fide of Prince Street, enendiu
alan 1afd Stteei-from Front Street to the river,
A jrft of Land.cn the eaft frde of the north
wttt branch cf -Cape Fear River, about three
miles above Wilmington, joining lands pi Wm.
W. Jones 3c Henry Waters, E. quires ; a con
fideiable ortt f this. Land isf the ery bed
ti 'C jfa'arrj-p,'.and is confideted by judges to be
equal, tf not fnpern r. to any Rice Lind inhe
State 1 it is, we II won h the attention ojfnofe
who prbpofe engaging in the icultureoi Rice ;
the wh.!e will be fold. or it will be divided to ae.
commodate the purchafer.
A large body of Lnnd oaAne weft fide of the
nortb-calt river, extend ingalong the tivtrfroro
Henry Waters s p'armion called Forceput to
Major Moore's ctjFifhing Creek, a part of this
Land is tideJVamp aniwell futtcd to the cul
tivatiorj oLRtce. ,
Airothree Traces f Land on Little Coheara
pfon County, well calculated for Cora &
The Snfi riber3 will receive propsals t Fay.
ettcville t y letter or otherwife for all or any
part of the above dft ribed pioperty until the
in Orange County will be offered at Auction
n ' Hirfljorough t-n the 9th day of Qfteber.
Ihe LctSr Houfrs and Lands in Cumbetland
at ' Fayette'vi,'e 00 the a6th cfay of the fame
month' arfa the laVds io jNew-Hanover on the
i?th day of November nctt.. Application may
be made to Mr Jame Mumford at Wilmington
who will defcribe and (hew the lands in the ici
uity of thr place. "
JOHN ECCLES, ' Igxetutbn Pe-
. jdIin Wins low. j nr-Miutt-z
June iQb, 8C5. ;. j: -7 jtf.)
;: Book Bihdingv :
nppiS bufinefs is execute with aeatrefs &
XL difpa ch by Salmon Hall at Newbero. -Old
Books left as the Minerva Office-will
forwarded to Hewbernand returned re bound ia
a few daygMerchant can be applied Avith
Ledgers and Journals of any Hie either ruled or
cct, upon as low terms if at Pe.ci fourg.
Lands for Sale.
TWO valuable plantations in the cotirty. cf
Chatham in North Caiclina One fitu .
ste'd on Varr.aracnekcontaining two tlmnfand
and eight acres : this plantation contains t pro.
portion of high land tqnal in point of qnairy
to any in the flate, Tanrt a confidetable body of .
rich meadow land on the creek, with the advan
tage of a command of water at all fcaloiis.
The pther tracl is fiiuateo; on Morgan's creek
about'fne miles from the Univerfuy of North
Carolina, aiid contains one thou fa nd acres, fve
hundred of which aie low grounds rVmsrkaKIr
fertile, and well calculated for the culture of
corn or tobacco ; thi plantation connects with
it the advantage cf the bcjft heg tatge in the
flat?. " ; X - '
There is Innd enough cleared tn each pf thefe
plantations to ,ork eight or tetYbands to ad-
vantage, and ijiey :i.i c now tinder good fejtcm
and in complete otdrr for mikinrjj a crop ; fitu.
ated about fixty mi!e North of Fayetteville.
The paymettts will be mae convenieot to
the purchafer, by infitallments of orie ard twor
or one, and two and three years. Forte ran
apply to the fubferiber at Halifax.
William R, Davie
Halifax,. Augult 20.
go.
NOTICE.
THE Subfcriber, by the lafl Will and Tit.
tamenr, of Abraham H de, lateof Ha
lifax, printer, w ascbofeu his Executor. The
creditots of the Etf aic are n quelled to exhibit"
ihtir demands, in order thet arrangements mar
be made foi their difcharge ; & thofe . ipdebted,
either by note or account, will dowel! to mske
p?ymet.t, the fituatioo of theeftate will not
allw any further indulgence.
Meafuies have Ver o taken to proeir-e a capa
ble Derfon to corduA fhe Printino Offir 1 iri
publication of the "Journal," will therefore,
JC-cornir.cnce in a few weeks, forth'e benrfii . f
the heirs of Mr. Hcde The paptr will be' cm-
tinutd to its late fubfciibers until they figmfy
to he contrary'. , Every other kind of printing
in the meantime wi'l be exfcuted nr. applicatioa
at the ftiortefl notice. Wm. EOYLAN.
26, I805. ; '
The Public Taxes.
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1 ' t. . ...
NORTHCA ROLINA. ' '
,;X 7 TtMJsuRr.0rs:cs, Sept. i, 1805. -
THE duty cf the Revenue Officeis of the
ftatc tf-refaid,is fo clearly end fully noirit-
ed out by Law, and has been btteilv, with
ve,y few except ions, fo failhuHy tnd horoura.
bly performed, that it msy well be held unne.
cejlay to remind thofe who are accountable for
the Taxes and other public Dues of the cur
rert ycar. lhat they muft be fettled for aod pall
Jtto theTreafuiy of the State or before tbi"
fuft day of Ortfber next : and it would fecim
liuf UtTPc ffr ry TO
beHfakrn at the SuperioKCoUrt for the Diftrift
of Ki'lborough, comrrenctrg on the lix b day-
of October next, again?! all who fiiall fail io thfe
e?n performance of ibis important and indifpen-
1 pre; oofy. . i, X
i f,l 00 ntm anI ABVt,nifinri
and the being taxrd v-ith corla rf fuit colleAora
and other commiflion?, are the, inevitable copi
uqnences of judgmerts had in this regard-
JOHN HAYWOOD, Wblie Trenfu
Tavern & Boaraiiig-Houfe,
JAMESAICER
BEGaeave to return thanks to his frier dt
arid the paMic io genera! for the eyli-.'
beiaTeRcour aaeinent he has Yx oeii ne e 1 finee he
peneda Taverri in thi) place, refpeeVnlly in-
brms them he has taken' that larecSinrbodiqua
brick houfe, foruteily occupied by Mr: D;ck
near the 'bridge, to which he will remove on
be 1 ft cf Oftober next, whre he will have it
in his power to accommodate travellers of every
dtferiprn in. a much more comfcrtable man
ner than bcretcfore : His liable ran ttke fifty
hcrfes, and has a fried adjoining for carnages..
He will Iways.be fupplied wr.h lbe g'ta eft v
T;ety ot choice fpirils, wine, porttr, &c.
Th? ftiblc fhall always ' be provided wi h corn,
oats, and all kinds of forage, ar d fervan'8 whofe
attrntioq may be rcli'd on. - TuVic dinners and
balls furnifhed, at a flic rt notice, with eey va
riety that cm to protutcd,1 etd oo .modera'e
term?.' . . " X ':
4Ap excellfnt Biillrd TaMe in aJrge room, .
and proper auention pi.il.
ATo. B. A fen more gentcsl Boarders miy he cc
comnvdated. . X - " . '
T (b'w- 92) . " Septemler f, i$c$
..Indian Queen. , .
THE Subfcribet having rertedof Mr. Nor;
wood,- that wetf keo n aodcomrprdionv -Houfe
in the Citf of Raleigh, called the Jnd-an -Queen,
bf'jaccnt -to the Cot, 1 1 H .ufe He
expels to take pr IT fli-oof it about the middle
of-October next,' for the purpofe of ke'ep'Og
genteel hu'i of entenainrrrnt.. As there i
vety l?rge Stable to the lot he ititend's tobf at7-"- .
way fupplied with every kind of ptoertder:.r''f;'.'..X
horfes-XThe houfe containing ir'oomi bexl
will provide himfelf ith every accommr'dati1c.
to entertain a portion of . the-mto bers of ,;
enfuirtg General Aflembly X ' - ,
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