fttt\y\1UTttU* unufcwViona f 1111K subscriber has established at tiis 1 MKUK INK S'foKK. iin a |>ri'. ale |lh to the lilh of April—the first ol wliii li produce*! copious perspiration, lie was deli vered, a* if by magic, from fits pains, and the flexibility of his limbs restored Unj 'I’elltr. A man, forty-three years of age, an inhabi tant of one ot ihe ports of the Vdriulie, hud h.-eii afflicted for tt;n years with a very exten sive tetter, surrounding the neck and shoul ders. The tetter was dry, and often covered with red points, with suppurating tumors, to Which tin; linen adhered, it was attend e l with excessive itching. The general health was good, except a slight chronic opllmliuin, attributed to the sea air. lie recollec ted hav ing been informed by his mother that she had suffered during her youth from an herpetic e toption He had tried a few remedies, among others, a solution ol muriatic acid, rubbed up on the part, without success Alter the first fumigation, taken on the !2^d of June, the itching diminished; and, us the patient was therefore prevented from scratch ing, the linen no longer adhered to the back. After the seventh application, the improve ment was truly astonishing, the itching huv ing almost entirely ceased- An eruption, ari i'uig from the fumigations, appeared upon the right arm, so as to interrupt the treatment;; hut fourteen fumigations in ten days comple te i the cure. This establishment has but recently gone in- j tn operation. 1 have a number of inveterate cases under mviuaiiagcinent,nll ol which have j improved greatly beyond my expectations. 1 Itr.N.I. F. OVYF.NS. N. B An extensive assortment of iVlFDI- j CI MiS P.UNTS.PYF.-STUFFS, be lor sale upon the most reasonable terms. BIO n..i*i.a* li 27 If, til22 j 3 prize, of £50, 12 of $20, and CTO of $10 C o h. The 2d day’s drawing of this Lottery, is nd vertised to take placeon Wednesday Inst—the 2d day- drawing of ihe University Lottery on omorrow. Complete Lists of all the dr.aw 'tgs will he received and maybe examined Rat” by applying to 5YARD h ATKI^’* I t PROPOSALS tor publish ini', by subscription,* l N IV A M t It 11 A N l\\ogva\>\ucft\ Wu v\onv\v\, «R A UEMKViltH \NCH(| or the Departed lit roes, Snges ami Statesmen of A met ica. To be confined exclusively to those who sig nalized themselves, in either capacity, in the ■{evolutionary W ar, which obtained the lode pendenceofthcir country. Set owl FJitiun. II ith un nppt inti.i —containing f I fills lleclaration hy the Uepresentat ives ol the United liolaniea ol North Amenta, aetting lorl h the causes and necessity ol taking up anna, July 6, 1 "75 The Petition by the llepiesentalives of the United Colonies, to the King ol (iieal Britain,July 8, 1775—A ptncla lion ol Congress I'm a day of fasting, liuinilia tionand pi aver, March 16, 1775—The Decla ration or Independence, July 4-, 1776— xnd the inRiiifeato by tile Congress of the United States ol America, October JO, 1770. I Also, the Constitution of the Unite.I States, and the Farewell Address ol fienei.d Wash rnoton, to the People ol the United States, an iiouncing h sintention ol letiriiig Ironi public service, September 17,17'J6. COMPll.ED IIY TI1UM.1S J UODdFIIS We a e ieduced lo the alteinative 11 choo sing an iiucondilioi.al submissions ihc tyian av ol ii mated iiiuiistci*, or lesisuuce by lorce Tut lattei isum choice, VV e have counted the cost ol this cui.test, and lirul nothing .so dicad ltd as volunlaiy slave y. tlonoi, justice, and umllrtlllty ,loi bid CIS tamely lo sui endec that heedom widt h we irceived I rum our gallant aticeslo s, and whi h ou; innocent posleuty haveu light to receive horn us. We cannot cuduic the ndaii.y and guilt of icsigmng suc ceeding gvuci alio i is lo lli.it wretchedness wh.ch inevitably awai s them, il we basely entail beie dilaiy bondage upon tlicm. The xi mi we have been compe'led by our enemies to assume, we wil ill del.ant e ol eveiy hazard, dim unubatmg liinines* and persevei ance, employ loi the p enervation ol our liber, tiis—being with one mind lesolved to tlieliee nien latbei than lo live slaves.”—[Lkilarntum of Congress, setting forth the neeasily aj tubing up anii*—July o, l7?o. TO Till: PUBLIC. T he w hole ol the nisi edition having been sold,tl.c Lditot tms been induced to oilci a new one, on a more e.daigti scale, hy iea*t>n >1 the many demand* (hat have been made loi the wo» k u oiii vai ioiis pails ut the L inted Su es. T he lavoiaide teeeption that ho* been given to this4* Biographical llict'oiiaiy,” while it i-> grateful to the eon pilei, may be unaided as honorable to the An icaii coinnnmily. The ancient icpiihlics i aired iinmununto ot stone to give pei petoity to the lame ot I hen hc.uts and sag.** VVe would itiipiani tne m moiy “lour a i the i.em t ol oin cl.ddi eu, to be handed. oa n to l heir children, in p.ouu nmunbi ante ol toe vi tu. s aim talents ut men who nevei had then 1 supei iois. Oi those who took pari in the Ke vo.utio.t, t. has been emphatically said, then* 1 were giants in those days.” It is at once our duty aim oui iniei c t to che>Uh a livelyrev0l lec tion oltncrn. ITu .e isan hon€*tpi nief e ong ing to it that con litotes a mural Juice ol tnli ni.e ya ue totiicpublic weliaie. TTie ?cond e litn-n will be much iuor« vain able and interesting-ban the fiist, as «t willc i tain many important characteitaic anecdote?*, 5tc. never beloie published, oft those i hi t mus men who acted a eons, icu us oait in <>ur glc t iuUs Hevolution. T he Kditor thinks it proper to ad I, that many gentlemen, ti in vai mu* parts ot the Union, have pi mm-ad loutish original sketches ol our m< sldi-»lingui*dKd Ke Aolutionaiy heroes, Mtges and shitcsiiu n. T he valuable, iuic, and eloquent pipers, ta ken from the Journals ot the Rev lutionat^ Congress, as well a* the Constitution utthe V Stales—and the valedictory addie-sol fieneial Washington, whir.li the first editi< ii did not contain, will give additional inteicst and valucto the wor k. T he titst edition contained a biographical sketch ol* the character oi one hundred and fifteen individuals,and it is expecteu the second will contain a sketch of the character, 6u*. ol forty or fitly more, who hive died since tin publication of tiie til st edition. Among many lecomincndatioiiH of the fiist edition, the publisher will only give the lullow ing Mr. Nms, in bis Register, July l,18l‘>, C iuiudeu an article on choujBooks,** w ith me following observations 1 have been led to these, lew remarks, hy laying my hand on a volume lately published hy Mr. Rogers, at haston, Penn, entitled 44 A new Biog aptncal Uictionaiy, containing the lives ot ail oui eminent statesmen, warriois, patriots and sages.” It is neatly printed, and, in my opinion, one%ot the best school book* we have for boys ol t uni yi to lti years old—and also, highly interesting to those mot e. advanced in yenis. It has had, I am told, a very extern sive sale, and I shall not be son v to hear ol a now edition tvet v y«:ar.” Nkw-Yu.k, Ap il lb, 1814 bin—Next to the ible amt hooks ot a moial and religious nuluie, v> Inch ought evei to nave a large shaie ol aiie ion in ail our sem.nmies ol learning, scarcely any thing ran be more instructive,and certainly, nothing can be more interesting to 'an ingenious youth, thanhiogiaphy. I am happy to find that you have pub^sed a. ftiograplural Dietioua y, ivliicli 1 Ui’.nk w(l| calculated to give tlie rising peiirra»'lUn r? ,nrh important knewledgc ol many ditl’ ngiiis'lU.,| merican heroes and'taUtmen. That yourla horsfot the heneiit ol those, uT o aiv'.o succeed os on the gieut theatre O' tfie wm id, may be generously remuneialed, is the i.irrre vvistiot youi humbleaeivant, TIMOTHY ALDLN. T. J. Uoc.kks, V.sq, CONDITIONS. 1. The work to 'je compiised in art octavo volume, to oontai’.i between 4 and ,<0U pages. The price to subscribe!» will he «Jo, pay able on delivery. 2. it will oe printed on a good prper and handsoir t type, neatly bound and letteied. Subscription papers to be returned to the V.ditjr, at Washington until the 3rd of March, ai.ul alter tliat time to Kaslon, Penn, i H 1 I’he Kditur will thank gentlemen in va rious parts ol the Union for biogi aphical sketch es of our departed heroes, sage*, and statesmen. Ha-ton, Penn. Jan. 27, 1823. Sub«ei'ipfions to the nhovr* work will lie received at the office of tin; Virginian. Tv>u v\i1 .xn xiT F.recated in the nentut manner, and on the no.it moder at* firms, at the Office, of the »rtnviim VcrloiWcat Vilorfttwfc. I'tirfollowing pcriottn-iil work* »i* publi.h I e.l by h. l.iTTki i, at bi-> bo.-k'lurc., h!i Ch(> i u* “"Ml, Philadelphia, ai.d m Ti rtiuin.ni.d h> K Nonius Ill.SHV, I i'.l llromlway.Ni-wN oik OkNKKAL TKKsis OK SUIISCHIPTION. No Milxcription* willbe tet-cived lot I.*.* iha.i a volume, ami they iiHist begin with (lie begin ning ol a Volume NomiK i ujitiou will he ilii I'oiiliiiued tmttil all .uieosge* have been paul, and unless nutire has been given bctoie the commencement of a new volume. All letter* addressed to tlie publishers ate to be post paid. I he Magazines are very strongly (tal ked, and lot warded by mail is soon as published. •Museum of Foreign Literature and Science. Conducted by IIOUKHT WAJ.SH. Jn. I he natrtteof this entrrpi i*e,'may be under* *tood It out a lew considerations which the atl vet li*ei -I will venture fo subjoin l »their Milium ration ol it. The periodical work* ol (.uat Hid.mi ami Ft ance contain a mass ol liteiatv and scientific intelligence, w bit it dues not reach the Aniet ican public lot want ol a suitable channel, but whreh would be lead among un with etpiiil pleaMtie and pi-.fit. Sucli t the Hiiti*h Review*and JMaga/tnes* at e reprint »*d in the United States—not excepting the 1 dinburgh and Quarterly Review' mihn«< much matter which is of iitl le mteiest ami of no advantage to the American reader, and not un frequently titled to vitiate hi' litei at y taste, In moials, or his political principle*, jt is d< sira ble, iindei these circumstances,that a selectiou I should be made, such as wmtild turniah the v.i Ruble and enteitaining poition ol linn t on tenU, to the exclusion ol l be otbci p<»i lion t on si tingoi dt i.uls and spe* illations eittei tinin teiebliug in themselves, or mischievous m then tendency, oi altogetlici ol l -c»l conc ern ami application. On this plan, idle expense and ,i frnilVss Con'UU'plion ol time, vvi ulcl lie obvi i. I ted ior pages destitute ol meiilinr ht be sub stitnCed many ol value which "ow lemain nn known and iuaccesiblr. ()l several H iti.b journals ol thes< b iititic and etudite caM, o tl others indeed of a nio»e gei.ei n| and at the atm time veiy solid eh ai aclei, little or i o use p made by (tie cditoisand ruinpilei of the peiR dual works p> inted ill the United Stales Iheohjc t ol the otic now iidv eili ed,is the accumulation, in it pei lint nent Ini mt ot the nu teiiai- Llii«- neglected, .ii (1 1 the lite ary ami scientiiic .ulicit'-* wui thy ol hemg tepinticd in this country, but wliu 11, when -o,.irt* u« com p.uiicd by otlie possessing mn l.tnn to alien linn A mi ccllany—I tie Select Rev i —akin in Hie design, but i ol 4 iy boat (hi-tune, and hi tin couutiy. I he enemies ol the ii mli as it is m Jesus, are using all ihci. i n dc.ivors to maim.hii tfieii a use and extend llieu hdlueiice, l>y the pow i lul ailxiiiaiitb ol ei tub lion .tin! taste and d tin tiuih he ltdl naked ,|u, appeal only ii) a careless oi blovtnly garb, it will not he likely to intract the attention and win the hearts ot that laige and impoi taut poi tion ol the comnininty which gnsi ts ot the you. g, the cultivated and the ..spiting We kn w, ir.det (I, that sm cess in cultivating evar» gem dliiillt must corne loin Gml, and that nothing but his giace will ever change a single human heart, bull we ait i.oi locxp« ct mi ni cies we ai eotily to expert the sinden oi I'iovi deuce, and the influence ol |)ivmegr.ii i in the use ol vigoioii exei lion-, and ol means uati, rally adapted lo the ell eels intruded to he pio din ed. When ti.e enemies ol vital godliness assail it with Icai niiig, and wit, and 'a e, the) iniftst becoiuhatLed with the legitimate u c j the arms which they abuse, In this e* vice'uje Oni'tiau A Ivocate a-piies to IjUc a pai t, siblc, indeed, that it nm t he an l» in t*Icr put._ It a pii cs to i c soiim vvhaf i sf.i tinteri* |,n ,m. Venting the evil Herts of lit* r»tui* ,m* jppiied, in culti ingand diffusing souu.j b, #jjcu| cl|’ ticism, in exposing inisreprebi' .tufi 0| and so plushy,ill C uthing the pin* uotvices ih‘ S"'Pli 111 clia»ican,|iirl,;„-tjvedirbi. v hn im-V give lull tiledu.ll.uil „itjve c< a nit, in Amltiivt hiiglu tliciii), love ofleat nih, ami ayuslUsl* among U\c y, ,i, ge. clergy, n.d lo 1JI omote, genetall* (annjng oi thodoX chi iv!1 i-v lliat tone amiav ..,t ti tic evangeln jjitty, tvhicli ahall dr lt, lt |n ||ure,lovrlvynitl t.t good re jjort. II, it .liter (lie l>i vine (>le fin it hall be lo> nid tljat these result?, t any con■ ». A its title iihIk 4le*a the Join n.ii now (’lift ed t«» tli« patmna^e ofthv public, will hr rottcUet trd entiielyou the principle id •n Ur* t Tin lead i it feature of the plan, more distinct lytnt in* ciatad, is to present at st. tcd interval*, a sort ol Synopsis ol the Korn^n Ma^a/inr; Journal*, and lie views, app- opt i»ted to Mcuicinc and its kiudied Sciem» N«» one will donlit Hieimportant e of t hi* dr si^n, who is c<#ii\ei»aut with the peiiudna works ol tin rope. As i* jnc idr.nt to such pub lications, the matter which they contain m alto grtliei ol 4 it rxed nutuM andot menu the most uticijtial, They arc 4 v i-t tichl, where gulden wheat is too often choked hy useless or peiin cioua t.ircs, and w hci e it impott' us like the piudent hu*haiihi|> n n->nnn*il hy Pro »>sor To an ti, ot tin t 11 iv ersiU ul Tt 111 l*i‘iil^r, 1 Ncaa I inland tn v mi ns vv a then mm tU'in i|, \v it 11 which ii i 1 mm nil* lit that ul' it‘ipfioii* -lioiild Im,:;iii Order-for any purl d the work will howi v» r hi* tlniiikfullv re •r»i* id h\ T. Tillcll ittid hy ft. Norri Henry, ivlio hit interr-tedjiij tin* ptihlii idioii Vithlisht.il ijnnrlmif I'nri ln Dollars n i/i m jiin/iihlt hi (till 11 un I Ainoiiiau .1 «»n nut I of St it'ucp anil A i ts, C'Wtlurhil hi, RKiYI AMI Sit.MM W, I'ru ir ul ('hrmintry, %,‘C \nh l ullri't 'llr s.IiiiiiiimI l.rr‘111 ill tile year IH I Two imii11><• is. Inihiiii ulm |i iliere i. mi intemil it llbiiut three llllillllr form n viillliue. (\/*Tlie Kditiiiis or tiie Vihoiivia.n, agents liii' I.vnrlilitii|; anil il vicinity,) so il'il snli II11JI intei In the alinle Work f’li« IVnrtli American Review, and A inert ran .lonnial of Science, particularly, an now well established, and li ne a decided rlaim til public uppiirt, as forniiu/ itnpor t int purtH ol onr nnlionitl lilt ralure. Vi AAitiW ft U. .V. Ueur.) Are An an f.n die lullowiu), Wink r.itilifnirall Review, 55 (III fliiarlcrly Review 5 New Monthly Magazine, pnlile.ln d in l.ondini k. 1 e-piinled everj 1*.iulit.ii, 1, 1111 New ml. Medieal Hud Physical ,'nnir niil, edited liy lira. Francis, 1iyck inan and Reck 4 pp 1’nited States l.aw .I»mrn .mil Civi lian’s Ma/azitlc, edited |,y ,ivera! nieinl»er*K of the *iav 5 oil .'III juttji t,lr, .'m urhutnrr. I*' ■l,**l II' 11. n l five subscriptions Ini a.I pi'iindii.d Mnrksol nn 1 it published III die Cube'', 1 date I hey Idne, always- mi hand ill the w I’nhlieu* iuh, and a ‘/nod iissorlnieul of land a 111 evin l -i in all the ilcpartihriits ol 'di“ al'.re. Orders from a distance care o’.ty altendi d to. .Ian. 7. SKCOM* 4 I ASS OF TilF UNIVlilJHlTY liO'i’TKUV. II bi-b is the firrl in finlltniorr.) ll,Y\Y rS .V V .VTH A\ Y SCHKMC 1 pri/i of 52(1,non is 520,000 I prize Ilf 10,000 10,0110 I pr’/e nf 3,000 5,000 I prize nf 4,000 4,000 1 prize of ft,000 .‘1,000 1 prize of 2,11(10 2,000 f> prizes id" 1,000 5,000 5 prize nf 500 2,500 10 prizes of BOO 2,000 20 prize# of I (Hi 2,000 f 0 prize# of 50 2,300 SOU prize# of 20 0,000 ;!()0 prizes of 15 4,300 CI.10 prizes of 10 lll,5oQ HI,otto Ticket*! I 'l'wu JiJIh-i the v •mle number ot ti' k i ts in tlic Fni' crsity la.ttery must be m i /.us, rouse.picutly il oll’i rs great ail' milages tu tlic .n|\enlnver, ami wi:h much Us# ri.ih III.m any t' lii'me 11i*■!i lias lii rn lilt'd i d m tliiseily lur u iiiiiiiImt at' ye.ii Tickets #10 oo <|uXrii'T-. pi 50 Halve!* 00 Eighth*! t a:, J III! S LI. UOHI N SON’S ttf.lt FSTABMSHF.lt LOTTKilY .v KXUUAMIK OFFICE, I'arnei uf St. I'uuis I Atm. ntnl Market St (Jjf* Where may he li.nl tickets and shales in any of the Ballinmre KnMerics. Onh is hum any part of the United States, enclosing prize ticki Is or rash (post j pan!) "ill he promptly answered by return if mail, if addressed to III.MO TtOBINSON, Sferitnn/ In tin Alaiii’tfrr.e—llnllimore. t K A eomplele list of each day’s drawing oftlie University, Washington Mnnimienl, and State Lntterii will appear in Robin sun’s Slock and Exchange Oa'/.ette,” which is pithli ilied weekly—all purchasers of tickets w ho may ignity their desire to rceiive it, "ill huv e it forwarded In their tiddre’s, (fiat!* ff'uvcily .Vurfb. ’rite editor of the A 'or.tie, m it li singular felicity, has ju»l seen (it I'ulilidy to retract an o|iininn lie for [mcrl, nieiiinaieil, nd in I ieli iv< happen eil for once to Hgren "iili him, that Sii Walter Scull is not the real iiultior nftln eelehraleil Scotch novel*, lint that III tlreeuliehl wn*. This opinion ha< lately heen ahly 11 jain twit Mil in three e- ay l»y the editor of the Minerva, Mr. Houston, land We had select* d tin in for linearly re ptlhlicatiuii; lint we have lliis morning met it li the fulhiwiug vtract from the piefai e of the furthcoming new no'el from the pro hlic pen of the same author, which vve think i’li the editin' ol the National (ia lie, who hy the way lias hitherto heen iminlii re,| aiming Sir Walter Scott's ad' ii* elite*, puls an eml, as it dnuhllcH* was de signed tu do, to all farther controversy ahotil the iiiithorship, and decidedly nega- j fi' c* the el aims I h a I have So long so ft nit- j le sly heen made ill helialf ol Sir Walter. Il farther confirmation is thought uveessn ry In support those in favni of ltr. (Jreen flelil, it may lie added, us stI orig cireuiu sliuilial test urn my, that, dm ing the com po'itiuu of tins Iasi novel, which abounds, it is said, in tlui description of French manners and French scenery, lie lias heen residing the principal part of the lime in France, and was often in 1‘aris, while Sir Walter Scott, it is know'll, has continued at home, at Rdinbnrgh, attending person ally In the duties uf Ills ulHce, or heen em ployed in writing and sup< riuteiuling the piihliealiun of I lallidon Hill J a "oik, which proves that his geniu it it ever was eipial to the production of the Scotch novels, lias taken leave of its owner, in iijour m i/ or jieriiiln iilurr, il aUpt the sh i p ol dentil. I'rnm tin Ph iliiilrl/ihIn ,\'llinnitl (iiizrlh'. In tin* liitiiiiliii'tiiiii tu tlie new Win 1'ilv luiM'l, llie ii i it I lit r representu himself ns paying ,i vi: it to the eluiteiui nl' mi old I 'i uh nut II s fin ii h I htr Jnr Iht nlif[lit tiiirlfi trliirh tin imIiiii Iiiii/ Inn yi iu runr.iij, in unit nu loo iiihIiIi/, wt'n'Unil In him. Surprised hy the iuipnhie of the moment, I might even have 1 gone further, and clenched the negative hy positive evidence, owning to my entertainer Iliat no one. else could possibly lm»e i itti.u fin works since I my’ielf'vici the author, when I was saved from so rash a ‘commit'iietil, hy tin* i iilin reply of the Marquis Iliat he Was glad to henr these ''t -d ll ilh v. eisi not written hy a per-on nf e ilnhliou. We read tln in,' said lie, a e listen t« tin plea-antries of n «'iiim* I uniti, or our nnrcslnrs to those of 11 prolrv o il family ji-ler, with a good oral if 1 amusement, which, we should lo* sorry to d» riv frorr the mouili of one who has led ter i ’l.i,ci' with iMuuclnr, Ali’s cldc I son, li ft among the larks u lasting i 111 II no ill" .Ili-Itv and regret. This young beauty was celebrated in Juuiiia less for tne charm- of person than lor the oils gam e of her maniiners and the graces of ay accomplished mind. A Greek by ex traction, enjoying an ample Imlnne, with the delight:» of being a Wile and mother, (lor lie had mnrin d one of her opulent count: y men,) she si creed to he possessed of every means of sublunary Idiss. Bui, unfortunately for herself, she had renoun ced that retired and secluded mode of life which is the common lot of females throughout the rest of the Turkish empire. 1‘hrosinn had become the very life and soul of society at Janiiiu the gravest ami must reserved of men spoke with enthu siasm of her brilliant talents, and of the de light afforded hy her conversation. Mouc tar was not long iiisi nsihlc to so many charms lie became enamoured of the beautiful Greek, and resolved to effect her nun. Ilcsr tr.ed the opportunity of urging his amorous suit while her husband, enga ged iri commercial pursuits, was absent at Venire. Hl-fsted ‘e|iaration! Plirosiiin was first sil n nod at the love with which she had inspired .Mmirtar; In1, however, only hern me more pressing, and Phlosina, I forgetful of her duly, at length gratified I her pride by holdings Jbeba in her rltn!:' I I'iivli xn til a rival, v ii, ltM“HriI‘ (f an lli/li h i im r liim w Im !i dal!•*)ial |,i r vsniily ami Mouetar, rii-ry d:,y ini' “e and in* r happy, wax every day l ,|i,;n d to il pi*b‘ iii:r ivay. coolne-i nolM-crii in (mil lii* wifi:, already too inticii ag be (e Wax till iiiit urn I eon xei, iienee nf l.i in pa sinn: tliiv jivr.iUtuu I the utn-x! viulcul. jealousy III Hie I,n* .lit nf t{,c uiinliriull. 'laughter «.f tinaliiri), wIni eninrnitlni'titi In r 1 rxenlijirmf |n her Hister, tin* wife 1. V eli I'ni lin, 'I’ 1 no, hillVever, at oliied 1 mock their impatience tn fhid pninfv g linxt tin Iilijcct of theil- hale; blit length an n; fry ftVE-vuV.w" QILK, MATIN, CllAl’K, CLOTH mid i nil ION DYEH,Informs (lie inhabitants nf Lwiclihiirg llial tie lias taken a htHise ,n). joining Or. William L. Lambeth, mid helntv James Lev cilia's tavern, where lie intends l urrying on Ilia above business. Gentlemen wishing llieir woa ring apparel scoured inn) Insu red, can have it done in tin first style, at the shortest notice. Ml orders from town Hint country will tliinikfiilly received, mid intended to without delay. June 3. “found, BY my servant, on YVard’s road, between yty ln»ti«e and Mrs. Poweit's, no oH tea. tiler POCKET HOOK, iiiiilainillg ii >nm of Honey in Bank Notes, which the owner muV obtain, tiv H|i|ilyiltg to the lub,«t rilier. Al. LAMHETIJ. tof| May 27. 3l«3 Negotiable Notes and Checks, /’or Salt 'll f'Jt Offi/v.