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tranfa6tion, wc believe that there is not 1
man upon carrh, who will condemn Mr.. Jef.
ferton for letting the tnarihal s,boi:sshis buff
ncls. We are concerned 1t hearing tie pre-
f!dens daily and hourly cen1ured for actions
that merit praife; aid iurciy this diicharge
was an action Of that kind. 1t is eminehtly
probable thasa dligent learch in the marfhal's
Office would bring forward an hundred other
trantsctions like thofe Of the Far Play aid
the Dplpbiq, Why does Mr.. Randolph al
tempt to defend pof that IS untenablel Why
does he once more compel US to crufh infrtni.
"? When there can be no reGitance in the
field of battle, there can be nc REPUTATION, &c
quired by the victory
Was it not, in the fira place, mott bar
batous itretch Ef powcr.tc c6Iifi!cate an eFfifsy
yeiiel, on thesielf evident bluilccr of :, black7
Was it.not the height Of negligence to iu$er
the hocP to tiimbie up and down the fi4eg,
md finally to ftand by, ahd fee her rottifs;
Tor months together, in the. n,arfh Was IL
not icandalous TO charge four hundred and
ieVenteefi dollars for itich a kihd ofReepings
and was |. not quite as unacecuntable to tc5
her tor fourth part of what Gae was worth
# frt1zsN Pasvd can ariwer thefe queries to
the tatisfa6tioli of the. world, we hall lIlal;c
I'm SfSlSOtS 10 llaII ~ nluCCl and as long Is
he Fieates at the in}uttice of Mi. JeRerf,n
What was 60 have kesonle OF thole hundred
and fifty dollars which Heath wanted from
Mr.. White as cotIpoGtion Was Randolph
to have ruin ftiacks with hirr in the iir;hoii
OF the beoty9 Is federal cuftorn houfe to BE
converted INTO the den ct Cacus, or the cavern
Of Gil Blast Docs the country give FIX 81
ieven thoutand dollars pei. annumS to the col
hector for exploits of this kind, Or doyoii
fancy, Mr. Randolpb, chat the d;ibharss IS
zach public officers as Heath and yourfelf; caa
inlpTe the character of the prefdent? Setting
aide your abiolute deititutioh of abilities fdcf
writing upon any iabjeGt but the fees of youf
late office, the .ecufatiun is, in iffelf abfurd.
MI. Jefferferion to be condemned for Year
diimiilion Were ever mortal ears invaded
with iuef another found You fhall as eaiiiyx
Sir, e&tinguilh Veilyius in atnb of water, OF
batter down the pike of I7ehcrife Wieli rotten
eggs Mr.. Randolph You have ccafted
this rebuff. GOOD bye, Sir / Take friend 5
ADVICE. And lei the wosld hcar as little as
poiiiElc aboue you,
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LATEST ADyICES FROM
ST. DOMINGO.
PHIL 46ELPHIA, 1farsb %

captain Cunlmins, arrived yei}erday from
port Republican,, failed from thence the 2ad
q February IN company with the Schooner
Philip, Leaning, Baltimore Lett at anchor
IN the harbour, the Foudreyant, 30 gun
French ffip. Same day (aw two iIiips of the
line Handing IN for ST. Mares point. On
the morning Of the 23d Jaw two other iilips
~ the line off Gonaige5y and ddcoyefeI both
that and the town Of ST. Mares in flames. On
che 10th fell in with and was boarded By his
lnaicity's brig the Pelican, Of II guns, who
vas then ctuiiing fof information After
giving MIN all III cur power, we were permit
led to procc"-l. By what we learnt from fiin4
= aspeared that tfe Engiilh were fornewhat
Jealous of the Frenth having luct: number
Of veeis il rhofe fszs; ss ne informed rs there
were then at kingtton IS fail Of battle ihips.
Capt. Cumnlins fufther Informs, that on the
2ot!' Of tebruafyi there was detachment Of
troops LEFT Port Republican, and it is f,pDofcd
were ordered to Join general lie Cicrc, at St.
Mares. 1t was the general expectation at
Port Republican, that they would fucceed in
great meaiure III routing ebe army offrcuG
aint, who was st Gonaiyes,
THERE has come to hand i large cot
'oStion of news from. Europe. Mot Of it is
equally dsgc{Sed Of probability and importance.
/ ne blacks age giving way in St. Domingo.
a ieiection from the whole, with continue
son OF mia@fts 9. eoMgrEl $ are deferred iii ncxt
Paper'
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she .Necovaea-.
re HM0ND
SATURDAY. April 50.

THE arrivals from Europe continue def
titutc of news. The London prints tell us,
however, thas coach has been bought alton
don for Madame Buonaparte, and when the
Iait ady!ces cane of, it was lying at Dover,
o., It's way to Calais,
Fhe fanic prints have afreltedMoreau,M Mat
lena, and Macdonald, for confpiracy againit
shs hrit confuI. They have like@iie placed.
an embargo upon all fhips il French harbours.
In the very next paragraph, they remark that
theie reports SQant eozfrmation. This is a
profeiiiohal pirate fer expecting that they
know thefe tales to- be 9ottn,1E5t fal6ceas
IL mutt likewitc be very intereAing to the
people IN Virginia to hear that the king OF
Pruiha has prornied that he will very ioon
acknowledge the tide of the king OF Etrariia;
ard fhae fomettrne lail svititess tylks.s4
Frcneh Dragons marched ttfcngi. As..ecfsss 9 I
Ron-@, in their way TO fome other place.
About three months ago, the fri eonful was
letting Que from Paris, upon his way for Iy-
ons; and, what is yet more intereitingt RELAYS
offrefh hosfcs had been prepared upon his
route. J,icieh Buoraparte is going TO bs
married; ard o is the for of MaAame Buo,a
pate by her former huibat,d. There's aety,
56r yen!
We fsle8 thefe articles from whole nae.s
Of others, which are all Of equal importance
10 the merchants of Richmond, and the far
hicfs over the mountains. So much for Eu-
rope.
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THE printers and booksellers of Phila- {
delphia, Alexandra, George Town, .Wafh-
ington, and feveral other places, have hat.
meetings for oppohng the new tax, which issS
propelled to De lard upon the importation Of
typesF We with them all manner Of faeceis.
WE lave received a letter from a peffoh
iiasning ,hitnfelf citizen sf ire intsraak
Soo'i@. lie complains bitterly of an act Of
the lat tefilon OF aiiembly, by which very
iarge fum OF moEeyhas been RENTED to BEN
Jamin Winiton, We cannot find leifare 60
MAKE thoie enquiries which our correlpondene
requires; and he can hardly fnppote that n.
are to Interfere with the dcciiions ofthe ai1em-
ply IN iuch an abrupt mauiier as hs fecns die
poied to do. Wehave been TOO much lnicbt-
ed 10 their liberal patronage ever to (peaS ).
write OF them in terms inconiiitent with the
higheft reipetf, We are ferry thatit is nol
III our power to comply with Mr.. Citizens
Wlihes; but we ihall be happy 70 hear from
him upon iome iiiofe advifeabie fubieet.
s a LARGE collection OF papers has ats<
peared IN the Virginia Gazette, undss tbs
lsaafietion of David Meade Randolph,late MIssss
ina, OF Virginia Their odica is 10 prove
that this man did not break his oath OF Office
BY packing the Edition ju,y in this cisys,
Randolph was turned our of a place worth
twelve hundred pounds year for his behavi-
Our, on that occafion; and there we are viii
ling to let the ftory ref. All farther {cribbline
IS uteieis. The public opinion has long Ellce
been liked beyond the chance Of alteration.
We ihal beitow but a very few words, aud
thefe 0rct far al, on one of the Walhineton
editors. He continues, as uiual, to rail at the
writer of this article. We eonfder. his know
ledge, his talents, his character, and his iitsa-
ton, as belieath our notice. We are forry
to have taken NC even thefe few lines either
with him, or tie ex-marihal. They are
welcome to DC eheir bei- and theit worif.
But a. Mr.. Randolph has difcovered TO
much lolicitude TO find out what motive temp
ted Mr.. JefferEon TO ditcharge him, we hali
cry 70 crafty the gentle"'ah's cufiofity. we
iilall do this by republnfing an initance Of the
mott capital odroitcsfs that ever deforr4rea the
annals OF the federal government. fIeye i
comes; as copied from the Peferfbure Re-
publican of the 4th- and 9TH. 81 May, 1874.
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HOME NEWS.

WE are happy TO hear, that there IS a pro
batifty OF the fpeedy reduction OF St.'I)o-
fnfngoy TO the power of France On this
point5 very fetious doubts had been entcr,sir
cd by tire beft Judges. II dcfcndedsi By French.
men ST. Domingo would be inyincibIe.
Some dihrias of the iAan4 are fortified bv
nSrure. Sf. Domingo contains ono nae>ln.
cain wheh can be fccn at tie dr(lance Of for
tYleagues as flea and which is perhans the
ri ghclt land in Ere Atlantic ocean, cyccptiAo
TIE pike Of T'cnerifTe, The inland coar,trV
abounds with rich yallies whicharc fsrrounz
ded by mountains and acceHible only oy
5ehless where ten refolute rnen, well yrovi4
dcd with field pieces, might reptile forty.
sut fhen Sic blacks have to deal with the
-oaqQerors Of the clips, with the folders who
c7aeed Gerfdan armies through the palIes of
57s Jyrol; aad who pitched SuwarroW and
MS Ru!Iians over the rocks of Switzerland.
THE sefion of Lorifana 70 France WI
De attended with very ferrous conferences
20 13is co4nuy, Tie French are now maj
GERS % The navigation Of the WeferH waters
1 eneHce and kertuckV cnnnot End a fnelc
barrel 81 hou5 to lie Wee Endless if the fra
conigl chufes 70 f9roid lacm. At leaf; thev
cFnnot fend e by the Mimaipi, which is tan
fash0unt 90 an abioltss prohibition Ii IL
Loig tFEee great aumhcrs oF American f4rof-
iss fcfa6gcd rom rAe FEDERAL Gdc 5g the liver
g. the 5pahtfl .erritoryl Tae policy OF
Z. 5anee VIII Preient migrants wfthcyery pcf-
1Sl@ temptation to PeFiiA IN this practise
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trRohs a SCOTS eoRaasronnSsx,5
PUBLIC PLUMBER.
Or an Aeesant Of the lsii&9zs and j3ises.f I,
Szgaf D5lpbia, IF PstsyJgp1g.

IN the hrt volafne of q Tie Ptsf6elf g,-
fare U.s." there is q ftateruent Of rhs rnn-
domination and fale of the Fair piav. f;Loo-
ner boat Of Norfolk This tranfat fY;;,,n ~
p0fed the negligence ard rapacity of the fsder-
al officers. Here comes alsotker ego fror,
The fame neit;
an iiiranler. 1853 William Wright, foie
owner Of the loop Dolphin of this Dor,. yyen,
to the Welt indies, and left as her matter, a
black man. The 1oop was to trade bef,veen
efiiS port5 Norfolk, and Richmond, unit the
feturn OF MY. Wrights who expected 10 cet
back within ti% months. About Che end OF
that year, tils mater permitted her papers 20
run Out. lniornlation was given, and che
Hoop feized, while lne was upon her return
to Petcftburg. At.thls time sheDoipfar was
empty 70 that fhc could not be CHARGED win
Tie offence of ErnuggIing, ItIdesd slzs ntgtr
was alledgcd agalnfS her.
Mr.. Samuel White Of Peterhurr. ae.re
for Mr.. Wright, applied fer redreis 90 M
Randolph, the rnarfhalr BY this officer he
was feferred to coHeetor Heath, 10 make nm
The bltlinefs. The collector fad tbat GteL
competition would require IN advance az an
hundred and ffty dollars; fun, which NJ
Whife was not willing to give. as de c,,f.
"as very hard ones and as he owner him
leif was daily expected to reterg from n.
Wet Indies, fhc collector gave MIR. VIII
PcrmGhon TO run the ysfEcl fof a twelve ..,,o,i,b
from Sfie 2Its, Of Januarys 1904 h,abeIore
the expiration of that time. fac was fetxcA h.,
the gnariiIaps ORDERS and upon the ratb ~
Jaruary5 1881 YVES Hbslled before the federas
diitri6t Court. Mr.. White, agent fo- the
owner, did not attempt TO make any defence
he had not once. heard from Mr.. JVrtobt
ilnce MS departure from this country. r.
was fhonghr proper, however, to poapone the
csafey until the next federal court, which
would mot likely be held about Che end If
MAY, OF the beginning IF June 1908. Tko
foop was then condemned, as tire owrcr Al
though pubilckIy advertifsd for, did mr. an
peat. Upon the 24tf1 of OCTOBER fzjIro,,;r,o
the " Dolphin, her rigging, fackle, sr5pars
" and furniegFe," were fold by Samuel O.
Adams, bedepufy masf4aly ITO Mr.. Wbite fee
f7Usnfy dot!ayS
When irff feized, thcDolpIin Yftb he, e.,
niturey could have been fold for abopt So
bundled and fifty dollars. She had one ~
and enc maff. Hef length was forfv-6ge tset
three inches5 her breadth fourteen fesN ,bres
inches, and Der depth feven fee; for jnrb4s
She mealured forty tons, and fraction
Hence the timber alone, considered only s5
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A LITTLE MORE 6B0 s5r
The
posi- MASTER
GENERAL,

TIE Recorder of ia{t Saturday. CON
tanned tome remarks upon Mr.: GRANGER,
letter to MIR. Hobby: 1t was therein nrovs4
tilat this Letter avo#s doctrines more aefrVc..
tive TO the preis than even the feditiors att IT.
felt. The latter confined its operations ~
Vinbic actions, fuca as reading fictitious wri..
tlfgs 10 a third person and p1Ibiiihifne vour
own opinions But the former attcn3ofs =,
e9much farthcr, TO fnbhanfiate the fabfs oe
s@on1ns, andto plant looking glafs III the
ofe'it Of every man. through which, IS
through the dungeon Of DiofYiius,s YOU
are to watch the nott fccret receAea Of his
foul
At the FAME time, we. alto, PORTED
out the futility of the new dosa4itle thst Z:
newsprinter is above all ether men, the rfloff
GEilt and unworthy TO be trulted IS pea-
mater. That il is in the power Of fuejr 4
printing goftnaiter 20 iniufe his bretfrefr g,alt
be granted and he fray likcwfc defrasd 2
nlerct@iit by picking bank notes out of his
letters. But merchants, and his brother prin-
ters, have eyes quite as ibarp as his. And If
he dares TO ,taIuper either with bapi. notes. ar
with newspapers, ne has the unnoft chance
of.being brought to an immediate and painful
reckoning.
We have long had an evidence in this city
Of the fueihty of Mr. Granger's notion. NJ.
DAVIS, printer Of the Virginia Gazette, has
been Poftn1aher Gnce many wears orevior,s r.,
the adoption OF the federal fyRern. There,
Fave been complaints againf him and (,
there would have been agaiiif the angel Ga,
bfiei, if be had become pohnafcr, ifiRead Of
Mr.. Davis. But, upon the whole, the bgG.
nefs, perhaps, has been very we'll coDdn aed.
and Especially of late years.
thoufand accidents viii often fetarS tbs
arrival, and fo'netin4es the gunauaI deYivcrv
OF letters and newspapers; but If Mr. Davts
n3g mace 6 Praetfceof luppgedihg the pacsefs
addrefed 10 his brofJS, erdjl5'islH, thew 5%n,,j3
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fireswood, mutt have been worth upwards OF
twenty dollars. Mr.. White ai}ures me that
the iron work aienc was afterwards fold for
sftfy-fbree dsYayr, and tue thirds. So great
was the attention of this deputy MARTIAL to
the difchaIge of his duty! With iuch facts
embarted by thouiands before him, czn it be
an object of forrow, that PRECEDENT Jcsfcrfon
haifedto difchargc this band of ipoilersi
F. When the hoop was taken into tie cuifody
of the deputy MARTIAL, he directed her to be
tied Ito one,of the wharfs. She lay there unS
I'll a freh broke the rope that faitehed her, and
cait her aihore near the market. She re-
manned in that place, Until another freih
brought her back rc the wharf. She was once
more faaened. A~third ffeih carried her right
over The top sf Biandtayd bridge, and funk her
In the marlh above It, 20 the utter diiturbanee
and aitonilhmcnt of the bull-frogs. An hum
dred people in Petersburg mutt remember 70
have fecn the Dolphin Kicking there; In con-
feguence tof This kind of management, her
tackle and tifnberS became rotten; yet, after
all, It appears tbat, upon tie day of iale, he
WAS pohtively worth at leaf eighty dollars.
What would YOU fay t6 All apprentice in your
fore, that ihouId tilyour fugar at three pence
a pound, irftead of ftsIlingi This is sosur.
deputy narfhal have a receipt in his own
HAND writing, for fhefc twenty dollars.
VIZ ihali now enquire what expenee was
diiburfed by the federal government in the
courfe of fItis talc, and lclzure. eSill paid
for the talc of the Far Plat may fesye as
faithful guide. The mileagcs ia that cafe,
tor Executing one citation, came to twelve
cents and two tnirds per mile. As .Peteri-
burg is TWENTY-FIVE miles from Richmond
the charge for the Dolphin would, upon the
fame principles, come 70 tl1lce. dollars and
eight cents Dolls. Cts.
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Total

In this Ultimate, have been guided bv tse
various stems Of the accodnt pretntca bV tbe
deputy MARTIAL at Norfolk, in the cafe of tbe
ichooner boat. Hence, wjthiH a vefy few dol
lars, or moie likely within a few GEMS. the
calculation rluit Be correct. What expencss
ofcourts the government might Incur in OBJ
tanning Che decree cannot here be ffatAd: ana
therefore they haII be kept OUT of the fcore.
And now, behold four hundred and fJrty
dollars expended in the aeq4ilition of twentvl
that is tofay, tgsaty-t795 dsl2g,-5 in e,5egf Jof
enf initead of four l9tfndred and forty doljars.
IT is evident chat fhe deputy would have been
glad to difPatck dis bulneiS for ten There
Could De no uie for citing the matter. he
was hsye. There teened as lfttle ufe for
citing the owner, for MIR. White, when he
complained Of the hardness ST che cafe. was
told that the owner, by his long abfcnce from
Anerica5 had loft his right of cisizenfhib.
ne Allcagey the conmifion, ard the dol.
lar ard an halfper d3y for kecpin@ the Hoop..
were altogether 70 much money caf awav,
OF the twenty dollars that fhc fold for. enc
half went 20 the informer; 70 that govern
r1ent LOFT BY tnc Bargain four bundled and
shfrty dollars k
And how let me ak, whether # is nos pro-
per thassiuof things ihoesld be known; and
whether any candid mar will blame the ore
hdent for the dilmlaion of fach public OFF
GERS
Sofays the Republican; and rot Gre word
OF the tory ever was, or will, or can be CON
iradicted, II is even much Stranger than the
itFange affair OF 1bs FUi, PLay, which. h
hummer, 1890 rng through 70 many news
papers, OF that Cory, David Randolph him
ielts anafked, and unblufhing, told as that
every word of it was Legally Gue. This was
MS preclfe e%prefionS and we marked il
more particularly becauie upon q former ocz
salon, when taking Of this matter 70 Mr.
Meriwether jones' the MARTIAL had erzploYed
the very fame phrafe Of hgai!y f1ae.
We do not WSfh to tranpie upon the pcacs
of any MANS mind and leaf OF all to NEEDLE
with Mr.. Randolph. But if toliy land We
ne we'll entitled to ufe much harller wordl
wmtonly ruihes upon It's own detection, i
mutt abide the eoAlequenees. We cannot
be blamed.
After the pain usvurni6'd faLe& Of fuch
Shakcfoe9re. -------------a-
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NOTE.
= his is faid to be lie. amount of Mr..
Heath's perquiGtes. The place is an kbfo-
3ate iineeurei as the eolIetf6f Is oftetf abfenf
from Petersburg iot tnoaths together.
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NOIEs
there tfti remains in Sicily an artificial
cavern, wherein the flnallea whifpcf rasvrr.
Gerstcs with an echo. Ibis work i f,;d -
have been the coatrivance Of Dionyaas. 'T'rs-
dftion adds that It vas sdefcned fof his aafe
pritoners, and that his palace was built above
II. BY this means, he became mater of ,vbst,
ever pai!ed slider ground.
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To citing the matter, as char
gedin the bill for the ven
due of the Fan. Play.
The Dolphin from the time of
Being ilrft iibelled, upon the
aoth Of Jan. 1895, was kept,
previous 60 the EalS, TIL the
24tii of O9. following, an
interval Of two hundred and
ieventy-eight days, the two
dates snelaiiYe. AT dollar
and an half per day to the
martial, this amounts
Mileage on she decree
| o adverrifng the cita@oii Of
the owner, and The falc Of HE
aoop: Fhele two articles
nishtidpdn a moderate guefS,
come to fourteen dollars
10 comfniGien, at thres per
.csht upon the 30 dollars.
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Bath, or Warm Springs.

Bath, or arm Springs.
Two well Gtuated lots, on one Of them
is a imall building large enough TO accom-
modaie one family.
The terms of fale will be made known
by application to either of the fubicri-
bers.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, CuIpebber e0uny.
GEORGE S. WAsHINGToN, Jefeyon, IA.
WILLIAM A. WAsHINGToN, Wsfmer-
land, do.
GEORGE w. P. Cysr1s, Mouut W4@&g-
tan, Fairfax, do.
BusHRoD WASHINGTON, N. Vsruon, d.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Ko0a Lam, do.
Aaohff 20. Jaw
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70 all whoM 1t m0y concern.


10 all Wh0m 1t may concern.
a VERY extraordinary Notice appearing in
~ the Alexandra Advertiser Of yesterday ,ut
der the Fl mature Of Lucy Wilton, 6 forewarning
al Perfons from parchliing from me or any
Other Pert3n whon:foever, a NEGRO MA
SLAVE, by tie nanre Of POOL" | deem it
proper 10 fate certain Facts relating th@rero,
which cannot be controverted either by her or
hr Agent. Negro POOL alluded to, was LETT
TO my Mother by her Siiter, Mrs. Ann J Cor
don, along with the rctblue OF her Eftate, not
Especially a1cntionsd IN her Viii, and thc on.y
Negro herein lett 60 Lucy Wilton, is che iha
nov poAcacs, of h name OF Lucy. P0cl Ses
heeu in NY Alothers quiet PoHeilon Tor b u
twelve Year PIT, and is now my Property oY
De:l Of Gift fr4m her, dated Ju,Y lat. | !haa,
nov only further add, BY Introducing part of
a Letter il my p # lion, from oge Of tn Exc
citors, whoie ~vcraeity viii not be called 10 quef-
tioa, Of 3hich The following is an E2tra& " |
Gordon. while fe vas il! at my Hopfe, fhe
c2lnpiaiaed Of IS cruei tteatment & Pool,
ard fad he had determined to keep the Boy,
that he in 1uld nat be again in -s power;
that fhe had never given Joha Gordon a Deed
for him, but fhe would make Lucy Gordon
amends for her taking the Boy back again, by
giving her ucy, Haunah's Daughter, am thcic
featiments lie e%xPrsGtei at the time wrote h@r
Wiz. Pool was in Mrs. Gordon's petition at
the time Of her death, and was afterwards Ia
v~entorisd and hired out as part # h-r Property.
1 rel,tei thefe urcnniia0ce to mir. Campbell
Wilton and Mrs. Wilton"
ANDREW RAMSAY.
Sept. 20 2aw6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-14
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a Ii Perlons are hereby forewarned from
IL purchating from NJ. Andrew Rariay, or
any other peffon who!nioever, d NEGRO Man
SLAVE, by the Name Of POOL, which J clam
as my Properly, and for which there IS a iuit
inGiurcd and row depending and undeternined
III the court Of Alexandria, and no doubt is en-
tertaiied of a deciioa ii my favour.
LUCY WILSON.
Sem. IL 2aw6tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-14

I'M the fri Tharfaay in November
~ next, VII be run for, over a hand
fom, coayf-, at Fa;sfax Court-Iioufe, a
fablcription Furfe Of 100 dsllars, tree Tor
any horle. mare or gelding, the three mile
heats; faafcrloefs {%arting a horte to pay
10 dollaIs, and n5n fubfcribers IS dollars
ent rance. The following day will be run
for, over the fam. ground a handsone purie'
the amount nj yer afeertaiaed, The iuo.
fcription fill being open, and will con
tinue 70 until ten days before the racing
comneoces, it is fappolea TO be equal to
the 6ca days purf., free as above,
the two mile heats, the winning horse OF
of the h.a days purfe excepted. On the
third day will be run for over the fame
ground, a Sweapfake free for (addle hoEies
only every perfon aariing a horie to pay
10 dollars, in all other refpeas the rules
to be coaforned 70 are thole OF the
Fredericksburg Jockey Club; thoie who
have a5e YET paid the amount Of their fub-
fcripsioas will pleafe to do 70 on or before
the 6Ia lays rsce 70
f0aN RADCLIFFE, see'D.
N. B.. As the Cougfe, &c. will be put
IN order at the fole expence Of the proprle-
tor, fome Compensation viii be required
from all th3fe wao 81 on tn. field as tut
isrs, TO be adt sg'ecd o..
October 9. eoIzl