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BF.IUO informed that feveral gentlemen
in the country art wil'mg to have their
children taught mufic, it they wer- provided
with good inflrumt-nts. I t3lte the prefent
cipportutiity to sCquiint them tl.ar I with to
dili'.fe 01 two very Piano* with
pedals, alf- fottlJ good Violins. As I intend
principally to' accommodate rwy fchoJ'rs, I of*
for the aim yemen tinned Piano's as low as 'hey
can be J'odibly bought in Philadelohia or Bal
timore of the fame go ility.
FR. A. WAGLEU,
Oppofite the Roman Chapel, O. Town.
March 18- w3t
Willia.n O 'rein*r,
William Kemper fiul.
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264 Ken and beys in the BaCiifrt pi*
lace.
307 To'al of crew.
. —_.__—-_._— - , . . ■—I—■ _■ _--r_!
In the Forreft of Patuxant, |
about Five miles from Btalmfburg —A pcrfcii
who underfhnds Beglifh Orammar, ArkK* .
neric. Qeogrtphy, &c. and can hnng fatis-'
faftory rectMrrkendatiorn, v- ill meet with en*
couragement hy the year. Application to be
ma«le to the ftihfcribcrs.
WILLIAM WILSON,
TILGHMAN HENRY.
|AMK-i WARING,
SAMUEL MAGRUDER, &
JOHN HILLARY.
March »B—3t
I O.ST f*n Fnelay laft a plain repeating
j GOLD WATCH with ag*jld chain and,
a CO'nclian fcal, h?,ving a cost of arms haiid
fomely engraved »pon it; alfo a final! oval
it. id key—there is a fmsll got' hand c, of a
former kty, attached to the chain, any per
fon who fun found the above and will return
'%• to Mr Harrifon Smith the printer hereof,
fh_il rsceiv* the -bove reward, and no rjuef
ti.ins will be afk -d.
%• Watch Mekersand Others are rcqveft
ed to flop the th vc if offered for fale.
Wafhinj/ton March „8— 3
"Genera! AfT-.mbly begun and held at
the Capitol in the city of Richmond,
on Monday th- fixth day of Decem
ber in the year of our Lord, one thou-
Lnd fight hundred and two, and of
the Commonwealth the twenty le
vel,th.
WANTED A TEACHER.'
1
AN ACT
More effectually to provide for the pay
ment of t ixes upon lands within this
Commcnwealth—-Passed 29th Janua
ry, 1803.
WHLUEAS, numerous inconvcni,
ences and lofTes have occurr-d to this
Commonwealth, frorti the Want, of an a
dequate mode fir tbe fubjeftioo of
laiius tn the payment of taxes :
And whereas it is a principle in well or
g.iniz d governments, that property
fhmld be holden fuhferviertt to the pur
poles thereof:
Be it enacted, That when the taxes
upon any traft or furvey of land, fliall
have remained unpaid for the fpace of
two years, fuch tuck or furvey of land
ihal be forfeit dto the commonwealth)
and fibjecl to location according to the
tsrms p.eLribed by an act. entitled -'an
Aft for reducing into one the feveral
aft s concerning the Land Offi. c, ascer
taining the t-ims and manner of grant
ing waft.; an 1 unappropriated lands, for
fettlii; the title and bounds of lands,
direft ng he mode of p-ocelfioi.ing and
prefer bug the duty I fttrvey< ».*' io
tar as the Lid i i -. to wafte and
unappropiiu d a.,:, .. d not to forfeited
land ; and t letheieto flvill he acquir
ed by the faid locati n, and by tie pay
ment of the txs dot poa luch trtft
or furvey of hnd : Provided nevertbe
lefs, that the traft or furv.-y
ot land fo as aforefaid forfeit
ed, fhall be fubject to the redemption
of the former rightful and proper ow
ners, at jtny time within one year after
fuch forfeuure (hall have accrued upon
the payment f the taxes due thereupon,
with intereft upon the fame from the
time th. v became payable.
And be it further enacted, That at
any ■■ pc within fix months after the
annual return of the lilt of mfolvent or
den qurnts fr the nen-pavmi nt of the
taxes upon land into his office, the Au
ditor of this C mnn nwealth Hi 1 Csufe
this *€t i> be v Hiked for th.- three fc
veial tines in th: Gazette of the prin
ter of this commonwealth, and m fome
ne«vfpapc pf general circulation, pub-
Ufcted at the feat of the ge
net al government : Provided a!,
ways that nothing in this aft
thai: be lo con ft rued as to mtbonfe the
location of any lands within the purview
of this aft, before tbe expiration of the
time limited for the r tit mption there
of : nor to efl'eft the rights of infants
femes covert, or perfons of unfound
niii*d, until one year after the dilabili
ties fhall live tealed.
AH iiCts and paits of afts, within the
purview if this aft are hereby repealed.
This aft Ihall commence and be in
force from and after the fi-ft day of
March next.
(A Copy from the Roll)
'IV ft,
J. PLEASANTS, keeper of Rolls.
March 28 th—3c.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
0
ADVEKMS iVUNI'.
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The Senate have, leceded, YEAS
SEVENTEEN, NAYS SEVEN,
' from their amendment to the bill ret
petting the appropriation of fifty tboU-|
I f,md dollars towards progrethng with j
tbe* public buildings in tbe city of Walli- \
ingt.m, which amendment direded the
application of fum to the >xcom- ;
mo'atinii of Congrefs in the Prefi lent's
Houfe, and to the building a hvul'e for
the Pididcnt.
The bill has, therefore, naff, d, in tbe
fttape it was lent from tbe Houle of Re
presentatives ; ami makes an appropria
tion of fifty tboufand dollars towards
progreffiiig with the Capitol.
By information received from New*.
Hampflire, on which we believe great
lelianrr may be placed, there is the
greateft probability that Mr. LANG
DON is eledrd governor of that ftate,
aid that a majeirity of the next leg fla*
turc will be republican. By the returns
received fiom feveral towns, it is afcer
tained that a cor:fir?erable change in fa*
vcurof republican din has taken plate
in New Flamplhire.
Congrefs yefterrhy brought their Tef
fion to a clofe, after paffiog SIXTY
ONE ;ds. At no antecedent fefiion,
has there, perhaps, been before the na
tional legiflature more important bufi
nel's. Among the mealures adopted
are ;
The feveral arts carrying the Louifi
ana coiiveiuion into effed.
The ads for the government of that
territory and the r.olledion of revenue
therein.
The propofed amendment to the con
stitution refprcting the m.de of elrdirg
Prefident and Vice-Preficlent.
The conviction of John Pickering of
high crimes and tniioVmeanors.
The imp-ichment of Samuel Chafe.
Tbe impcfiiion of t an a half per
cent on articles paying ad valorem du
ties for the protedion of the commerce
and feamen of the United States againft
the Barbery powers.
TLk opening of feveral new land offi
ces for the difpofi tion of weltern land.
The fib' itntion of fpecific in the room
of ad valorem duties, and the impolition I
of light money on foreign yeff. I*.
The repeal of ihe bankrupt fyltem.
A grent deal of btdinrls was tranfa&.
Ed ,n the two laft days, of which wt will
give ft lUtement in our next paper.
Mr. Randolph, from the committee
appointed for that purpofe, made on
Monday the following report,—-which
was ordered to lie on the table.
REPORT
Of the committee appointed to prepare
Articles ot Impeachment
arrainft
S A MULL CHASE,
one of the associate justices
ai h SiTPasMK Court of the
UNITED STATES.
On Sunday evening !a(t,Mn. RICH
ARD FRAZJER, Purferof the Na-ny
Yard in this city ; a citizen whofe in
tegrity of conduct, purity of morals and
pleating manners render him a lofs to i'o
ciety and an irretrievable one to an af
flicted wife and family*
Articles of impeachment.
Articles exhibited by tbe Houfe of Re.
prelentatives ot the United States, in
the name of ihemfelves slid .■ ill toe
people of the United States, agninlt
Samuel Chaf*, one of the aflociate
jullices of the fupreme court of the
United Stat-s, in maintenance and
iupport of their impeachment againft
him, for high crimes and mifdemean
ois.
ARTICLE J.
That, unmindful of the folemn duties
ef his office, and contrary to the fac ed
obligation hy which he fined bound to
difcharre them " faithfully and impar
tially) and without reflect to perf-ms," i
the faid Samu-.-l Chafe, on the trial of
John Frits, charged with treafon, be*
torr the circuit court of the United
j States, held, for the dilliid of P-.mn
fylvuiia, in the city of Philadelphia,
( during the months of April and May,
cue thoufknd eight hundred, whereat
the laid Samuel Chafe prefided, did, in
his juaici. 1 capacity, conduct himfelf in
I a manner higfcly arbitrary, ooprtflive,
and unjult ; viz :—*>
L In delivering an opinion in writ
ing, on the queftion of law, on the con
firmation of which the defence of the
accufed materially depended, tending to
prejudice the minds of the juiy againft
the cafe of the laid J hn Fries, the prif
oner, before counfel had been heard in
bit defence.
2. In reftricYmg the counfel for the
fail Fiies from recurring to fuch En-
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, March 28.
DIED.
Lite, or from citing certain Itattites of
the United States, which th<y deemed
illuitrative of thn pefitir-n?, upon which ,
th-y intended to iclt the defence of
their client.
3. In debarring the prifoner from his ;
conftitutional privilege of uddiefii-ig the
jury (through his count'l) on the law,
as well as on the fact; which was to de
termine his guilt, or innocence, and at
the fame time endeavouring to wrelt
from the jury their indilputable rit-ht I
to hear argument, and determine upon j
the queftion of law, as well as the quef
tion of fact, involved in the verdict
which they were required to give.
ARTICLE! I.
That, in confequence bf this irregu*
lar conduct of the faid Samuel Chafe*,
as dangerous to our liberties, 33 it is [
novel to our laws ntid lifages, the faid
John Fries was deprived of the r>gh», |
fecured to liim by tiie eighth article j
airier ditpry of the conftitution and was
condemned to death without having
been bra-d, by counfel, in hi* defence,
to the difgtace of the character of tbe
American Bench, in manifeft violation
of law and jUflice, and in open contempt'
of tbe rights of juries "'1 winch ulti
mately red the lioeity aud fafety Oi the
American people.
AUTICLK 111.
That< prninp .-.! by a Haiilar fpirit of I
and injuftice, at a circuit
com t of t'u- L 7, ited StHt?s, held at
Richmond,mi th month of M.y, I 300,
for the diftrict of Virginia, whereat the
fakl Sarnael Clh.fr. prefided, and before
wh'ch a certain J»r.ies Thompfon C.al
lerdar was arraigned for a lioei on John
Adams, tfteh Fr fident of ;he United
Ststes, the taut Samuel Chafe, wi h i;i
tert to onprefs, andprociire the; cpnvic
-1 tion of the tYid Callendar, did ovei -
j rule the objection of John BallVt, one
;of the jury, who wilhed to be ex'u'ed
i from fervir.g on the laid trial, be:au!e
he had made up bis mind, as to the
publication frcrh wi-.ich th: wonU:,
charged to be lbelhu;, in the indict
ment, were cx r raift-;d ; rod the faid
Baftet was accordingly fworAj and did
lerve on the f lid jury.
ARTICLE IV.
That the evidence of John Taylor, a
mate-id witnefs on behalf of the afore
faid Callender, wsi not permitted by
the faid Samuel Chafe to Le iriven in,
' b-caufe the faid witnefs could not prove
the truth of the whole of one of th>
charges contained in the indictment,
although tbe f>id charge embraced more
than one fact.
ARTICLE V.
That the. Conduct of the faid Samuel
Chafe was matked, .during the whole
Courfe of the faid trial, by mimfeft in
jultice, partiality and intemperance ;
viz.
1. In refufiog to poftpone t!ie trial,
although ao alHJ*tvit was regularly filed,
hating the abfsr.ee of material witnel
fes on behalf of the accufed :
2. In the ufe of unufual, rude and
contemptuous exprellioi s towards the
prif tirr's counfei ; and in UlGnuati
that they wifh dto excite the public
fe?rs and indignation and to produce
that iiifobordiimion to law, to which
the conduct of tbe judge did at the fame
time maiiirelily tend ;
3. In repeated an;l Vexatious inter
ruptions of the faid counfel, on tie part
of the faid judgej which at length in
duced them to absudon their c.iufe and
their client, wh- was thereupon convift
ed and Condemned to fine and itopriforu
ment:
4. In an indecent fulicitude, mani
felted by the fad Samuel Chtfe, foi the
conviction of the accufed, unbecoming
even a public profecutor, but highly dif
praceful fo the charact-r of a judge as
it was fubverfive of julti c.
ARTICLE VI.
That, at a circuit c -urt of the United
States, for the diftrid of Dtlaware, held
at New-Callle, in the month of June,
one th uf.ind eij»ht hundred, whereat the
faid Samuel Chafe prefided,—the f».id
Samuel Chafe, difreguding the duties
of his office, did defend from the dig
nity ot a judge and ft..op to tbe level of
an informer, by refuting to difcharge the
grand jury, although entreated by fev
ral of the fda jury fo to dn { and after
the faid grand jury had regularly declar
ed, through their foreman, that they
• b?id found no bills of indictment, cor
had any presentments to make, by ob
ferving to the faid grand jury, that he,
the faid Samuel Chafe, understood
" that a highly feditious temper had
mahifeltcd itielf in the ftate of D la
ware, among a certa'm clafs of people,
particularly in Ncw*Caftle c unty, and
more efpeciaily in the town of Wil
mington, where livfd 4 moft feditious
printer, unreltra.ned by any principle of
virtue, and regar.'.lei's of racial order, —
that the name of this printer Wth'*—.but
checking himfrlf, as it f'cnlible ot tb<
iiid.'coru-n which he was committing,
added—" that it might be affirming too
much to mention the nameofihs p n
too, but it becom s your duty, gentle
men, to enquire diligently into tins mat
ter :" and that with intention to procure
the profecution nf the printer in qurfti
on, the faid S&tDU.I Chafe did, aioreov»,
tarney ot »he United State* the necelli
ty of procuring; i file of the T >;;v rs to
, w deb he alluded, (and which w. re tin*
. dci.ftood to be thole prj under the
: title of " Mirror di" th. I', mi »ii , Gh*.
; neral Adverse.-") and hy a itric\ cxa-
I niination >l them to find tome paffagr*
ht fnrnilh Che gr:Jufld-WO k of 1
a profecutioi aaainft ti. print.*-)' •! the j
laid pape : thereby degrading his hi
judicial functions, and u-ni.:ig to impair!
! the public confidence m, and refpecl tor,
the tribunals oi juftice, fo elltritial to I
the general welfare.
An I.i .i, i', v t>.
And whereas mutual reip-ct. sod edn
fideuce between the government of the '
United States and thole of the indivi- j
dni! (1,-itr's, and between the people and
j thole government, rrfpf-ctively, are
! highly condocive to that pub!'* hsrmo*
ny, without which there can be no public
j hr.ppi'iel's, yet the. faid Samuel Ghai'c, ;
j dilregarding the duties And dignity of ;
his judicial character, did, at a circuit j
Cviurt, for the diftrict of Maryland, held j
at Baltimore, in the month of May, one j
thoufatid eight bundled and three, per
vert his official right and duty 10 add el's |
the gr;<nd jury then and there aflVmbted, •
on the matters coming within the pro
vince of the fail jury, for the pu-pd'e
nf delivering to the faid grand ju y an
intemp'rate and infiamtr.ato'y political
1 harangue, with intent to exc;t.-: the tears
and refi i.uncut of the Liv grind j.;ry,
and of the good people or Maryland
agaii.u theit" (late government, anu c.-n
--(t'tution, a (O.dudt highly c nl'urable
i i any, But pe.culia Iy indecent a d uo
be.cor-wirg in a judge of the f.jpreme
court of the United Stales i and more
• r that tile fad Samuel Chfe, then
ai d th re, uitd-r pretence cf eJterciting
1 is jttdie ai light to iddrefs the 'ad . r:md
juiyj as afiefa'd, dd, in a man
neri highly unwarrantable, en ea
voar to excite the odium of the
faid grand jury, and of the good people
nt Maryland againft the gowroment of
the United Stats, by delivering opini
ons, whiih, even if the judicial ,iuU)O«
rity wf>e com tent to th-ir expreffion,
on a I'uitible occallon and in a proper
mai.oer, were at that time rind as deli
vered by him, highly indecent, extra ju
dicial aud tending to proiiilute the high
judicial character with which he was n>
v lied to the low purpofe. of an election*
eering partisan.
And the Hcufe of
by proteftaiiun, faying to theinfelves the
libe ty of tjthibitingat ny tirm- hereait-.-,
irty far her a,ti 1 s or i ther accuf.t.
*r irtij ea hmei t againft the laid Sainpel
Chafe-, ad alio of replying to hh an
f*ers which he fhall ui;*ke unto the laid
articles, or any of them, aaj offering
p< oof to all and eve, y the af.r, {"..id a> ti
des, and to all and every -ther artitd,-,,
impeachment, or accuf.tion, winch
fhall be exhibited by t em, as the c
liall require, do demand that the Paul
Samuel Chafe may be put to anfwer the
faid enmes and mifdemeannrs, and t»at
fuch proceeding--, examinations, trials
and judgments may be thereupon had
and given, as are agreeable to law aad
juiiice.
Nerv To'k, Match 22.
Captain G. ddm of the I) ig BagVe,
left Bordeaux on the 2 111 February, a
few days previous to which time gene
ra! Angereau patTed through (hat city
from the borders of Spain, w,th an army
of 40,000 men, and emfo.rked hi the
if at- bottomed boats for Rochcfort. In
telligence had been received of his f»f
arrival at the Itle of Rlie. ThT-.- troo s
were to join in the expedition ;igauiil
England, which was Lid to be on the
eve of taking place.
r>r the convenience ot being near
the Coaft, the feat ofthc French govern
Oie-nt (according to a report generally
believed) is to be removed to Dunkirk.
Several of the minilters left Paris for
that purpofe.
The vetT Is in the port nf Bordeaux
were embargoed during the embarka
tion r-f General Angereaa.
Alfo a collection of Fruit Tree*. Flowering
Shrid.s, Poplar*, Afparagras Moots, flee Sc.
N. B. An aiTorrruent oi the Garden Seeds
are ior <«ie at Mr. R. ttno'. Qeorgj-towa.
February i»— lawtf.
trelh Garden Seeds, &c.
I 'HKODORF. HOLT re'peetfulty acquaint
* bis fiicndiand the public, that he has re
cet7ed a fupply of fre-fh Garden Seeds. See.
from London, and for fale at his nurlary gar
den, Eallcrn Branch, near the bridge— con
fining of,
r< - >
I'cas .Sc beans of vari
<.in foris.
Early York cabbage,
• B*tt«rfea do.
—»— Sugarloal do.
Anjnu do.
I.ate Drumhead do.
Green Savoy do.
Yellow d». do.
Bed Pickliiif? do.
Early and late Cauli
flower,
Brocoli (ort»,
Scotch Kuil,
Tripoli Ohicn,
Spanilh do.
White pickling do.
Early Frame Radifh,
-—— Si do.
Sumnier do.
White Turnip do.
Rarly Frame
ber,
Clutter, do.
Long Green do.
• Farly Turnip,
I.arpre Norfolk do.
t Hamburg PaHßey,
double do.
Spinnairc, Carrct,
Parfnip Lettice,
White alparajus, with
many othe*r«.
Grass Seeds.
Burnett,
■ Lucern,
Trefoil,
St. Foln,
White t'lovrr.
, Bird Seeds,
Garden fioea, various
fifcea,
Dutch Hoes, dp. do.
Iron Kakes. do. do-
Garden Sheet..,
Garden Reels & Lines
Prunii.g Knivcii,
Flour Seeds, Roots,
l'os*, &c.
DifcriptiK-is of the Conpinion or Gv.-'tT
—invented by
Mf. J- ItTHof N T :-w York !"- 1
--perhijj.s ttis gre'.;t"ft improvement on
agriculture that ever yet his been tx.
hibiied id the United States now ;</■
--; pears to the public view.
The Companion Pli Icii'at ■" M
turn two furrows at t>nee citncr to the i-h
or left,.and tvill rsepi re, in Necking uri
; fwarJ ground, two vok: of oxen, or iq
pftrength of linri'es. i i.ii plough vcdi perform
i double the work, with the- lame te.-im »n» hi
the fume I'pacc nf tim*, ri• ;*.r any (ia ,1c j lough
I yet invented can do: while it f»»e»the 14 or
jof two nu-n. The ciueiife of the ol.u h
does hut very little exreed the ordinatl
; ploughs, and is about equal, orraihe 1 is In
I weiglit It ia calculated to word i lingh h• -
row, like ordinary ploughs, or double
planter may chufe : and Is litte- ior pllVirrrti
6f laiid. In crols iiloil.h ng vc feeding itTe*
;■; > r.-s .ml y the. ordinary (lnn>;t!i *»f teem.
Gang PtoW is c.feuiated for crofs
ploughing am) feeding only—and tio>'i fr<
two to tiy. furrows at the lime Hir»e. It will
require rHtee hone or the (trertgtfi of thn
to work it with cute ; but it iave» the Ordii
ry lahot ot fix men.
Mr. .Smith has depofitcd tr".c original plan
of tlu-fe ploWg at tht olfice el the LX par mien C
ofS.ate and lcenrcd the patent A
c<>r»j,iete mow on the conltruCt. in ab ye de
icnoc.l, will h e f ef . n ;„ i;«,jrgttown at Mr.
Barney's, in a ftw oNys.
The gang plough is ma le on the fame con
ftruetion as the tompauion pl-ngh
Th« inventor beiit'es th- »<i vtßtagn t x ■<*
puh ie will receive in.m &i\ impto+tmeoc v>ii'
engage their patronage to the w )i£»j
Wafhiogton, ivUrch :j.
llr THOMAS UERTT,
Of the City of Washington, Ct r.veyanc:r,
far publishing by Si£scxii>rwn
The Second Vol,;me of his
DIGEST OF THE
Laws of Maryland.
IT will rdttsid all the public a£b of aiTem*
bly patTed fince the- i uofoition ot the I.rt
Volume r» the prefect lime, whnh have n >;
been repealed -ih.it is, the ,1 is ,>t ihe fclbona
'•f«7?S, 1779, *800, 1801, isoa .-,i.d isoj.
It will be printed of the lame Dze, in th*
lame order of arrang- o-,,t and have reference
to luch p.rts A the hVit volwn&ai ure repeal
ed, espired or wnidi iu<iyot!,,. v idergo
with a ne.t U. i« : fubjoincd to
which, will be g van Uy way of Append x, a
variety of precedents »u»pttd tv the law,* tot
the ulit of lullice-ot me peace, &.c. &•:.
■ umoNs.
'•ti ft wiU he put to peels at fopn as a fuf*
firient nutnl.er of fuhicribcrs ia procured t4
defray the expence of the work, an J rtudhed
inimediatciv thereafter as loon a ItncH aitrn -1
tion to iie-irriefs and accuracy will ;ulnht.
2. Price to fttblccjbers a Dollars ditched,
to l.c paid far an ,'..diver/ ; ti uou- fubferiiier*
the price wi'l be enha. iCch
3. £hofe procuring .> mSfcrihers, arid ac
emmt ble tor the money, will be entitled to
an additional copy.
Subferiprions received hy rhc fielitor at his
ofUqe iitif fhe Treasury Department, by ihe
Uookl'ellers in Mjry.and, and by thofe in whole
hand* Inkription pipers arc left.
&3" of Newspapers in Marj land
Jfiving the above due publicity will be entitled
to a e*ot/y.
N. B. rte has in forwardnefs and willhTjc
propofals as foofi as ready for
A System o' C nveyo*xc g
calculated for each flat; in the h&imi ; to the
I r,:cedents of e.ich fpecies, will beprcti.ed
obfervations on thdr natnre and ufe, thi- law
on the (abject of alienation by deed of eici
particular (late, fhall hs exhibited, snd how
fuch deed fhill be authenticated trben eseeutcd
as well by -eft I nrs aa by non-reuccnts, or,
a» Well in thr ftate as out of the ftate ;
the-r syith other interelting particulars.
M tcii iy- , wt f.
Large Sh-ett at *, dollarg rath* fuitahle '• '
piiftiri's. Alfo Coach Glaffcs from io>
i»5 cents, thr G'afs though not fo g>«
that made at their Manufactory in 1*
yet i» as thick and is prel. rred to the i
ed glafs. Fur further information relativ
the above, pleafe apply to Mr. John Mi
bccher at Bolton, or the fubferiber in -
more.
AMOS A. tViLLTA;.;
Match 9—w6t.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
Run avvav on the firft of
April laft „ 1V fervaet HARRY. Ke is about
twenty-one y.i.rn ed age five feet five inches
hijrh, a well proportioned atfive
, man, Maefc co-npiexione.: around full
, and comely lice but much or! uncled, and
I'crn countenance. He fpeaks good 1-nghfh
with a r.uirh voice, andean read and Write*
; lii tie, and plays on the fiddle H*rry is a
' n.live of this Uite but is well acquainted m
the Rites of North Carolina, Virginia and
rennelt'ee where he has tiavelltd as my wait
ing mm
Ihe above reward of one hundred d.ilkrs
will be paid for mdgii j> him in any jail <>t
the United Scute* lo that 1 may get him, or
it delivered to me in harlefton or on n
plantation near Ferry all r alhnil
chart's will he paid in odition to tbe abov*
eward.
ANDREW BT!RNHT, celleoi
diftriJt South Carolina.
Feb. 3—-wS.irrow
The BoHon Glafs Compa;:
having efiahlifhed a Manufactory on
Middiefcx Canal, arc m>w ready to del .
ver ; L Ohm* notice.GLASS ofthc fo'lov
fizas, viz :
IS hy la at 43 Cents per light
j[6 by it at J'l do.
15 hy nat 48 do.
14 by 10 at 16 do.
ia by 10} ,
, ' >• at 14 do.
13 h 9J
xa by 9at ia do.
10 by 8 at 14 Doll; per too feet,
9 for 12 at II co do. do.
8 hy 6at n elo. do.
PROPO S A L S,
T.fanofa.*uiy. Ir!.:-! at