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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-30

Elce silk covered UMBRELLA,
nearly ne1, ~ith = hickory Std
on ske lower end Of which when ia is
proper poiiticn,' Is 80 ivory o. bore kcrruls,
and on shc other end, which rites ahccs
fur inches shove The sisk IS lhofs hrals
cne, Iikcwiir brss rsng TO enciofs the
whole when furlsd. sIsany pertsn 10 ~'ioie
PLACE this may have bctn left. or any hss.
Inv borrowed il, viii pleal: 20 glve insor-
snas,ion where il car be found, hs will par
ss;culafly obligc ,hr cwF'cF.
EPfiRAIM GILMAN.
Who nov thinks il a pscref time 90 a1sn-
ton that be makes, and continuity keeps
on hand, as uiual 10 Royal itEeet,
AN AssoerasNr OF
Elegant TR IN 5.
Dec. IS. eo3i+
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lie bss aJs fr Sdle,
MAaiaE INsu2AScE CoaPANY,
Of Alexandria.

.NoTfcE rs HERELY GIVEN, TO
-eAe Subj iibsrs IN tie Maeina laluganee
Csnpznv OF Alexandria. thusn election
viii be held ., the Conrr, Hou!c, in this
town, on Satnr5ay che ] sth d4y Of Ianu
AIRY nexs, Ar the purpoie Of ehuiing sf;een
Directors Il the laid cenpsny, fer tn,
enfl ng year.
Is order of the PseGdent & Directors.
]. B. NICHOLS, Sse',y.
Dec, Az ,awis
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-30

= - - NENNs y fNsssFN
THE STORE | have occu-
pisi ior iomssime paa. h,osfed on Ftires
Gfccs, oppoaie Col. Hoes. There i -
aand 10 town more eligible or better cal.
culAleJ i0T carrying on 81 ealrnlyc ~ei
or dry Good Busnefs. The Cellar prf.
Kelly dry, with . door at each en1, will
hold orc ihoufsnd barrels Of FlosF.--
Twenty. hsehnndred barrels may be aow
CD upon The Psemiirs without any iocon
vcnieeee TO the occapasi. For teima ap.
Ply to
WILLIAM CXLEY.
Defender 2. 60
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Jaji ,ecelsgd and for Sale, by nc
SaJs,fbfr,

sfNkff :
Rclc Blankets, & : Combs. Of al de-
: To 10. incni.ons,
Red, gtsen an blue Red Seaiiet. Wax,
TO king Es.sr, Powder hnfns' y
SwSastuwn, s, "a, 10 CT.
Iionikiu eoatings Sharing husAss'
twilled, powarr Bags,
velveteea. very fn- Nes Nigh, laps,
Rsxers. Steel SnoslsFs,
Packgaron Boards, Plate bruihss,
complete, Shoe Strings,
Rorge, ali forts, Qasea's Carers,
Ivory Ccnibs, all SILK Paass,
iixs, Do Watch Chains,
Corkfescws, newess Powder Knives,
fort, Spsnish N0oL
Tooth Bse'hss, Na;mSg Gfa'eis,
Milk OF RoGes, Gilt 4 BLACK S.resc
Anoried ElSness, Ba,sors,
SHUTTER Toys, new- Court PlalteF,
ell iaihicns, Bodkins.
Shaving Roxes, Watsh ks1',
Tn: hta Loaloa Elsck 4 rel Lead
BGackirg, PenSiss,
Packwoca's Strvps SCipSadsis, lew &
& PATE, high pssced,
With m5a egsgsns Aii9s,men, Ct 'hs
Dcfbyihifc Spar ia iassF baIops, lssasi
Eur, Egg CaPs, SC. &c.
Litswft. ~ Sglr,
MtfEFS g TIppETS.
Win "a ssssart atonasns Ut
Fur Trimmings,
Rlsck DczF. Silssr Bcas. Gsel Foxs
Rel F'nx, Rutgiaa Waite fox, Cansdiip
,siarsir. Martin Iktosts. Pssus.aa .dass,n
Spanih Cheoeh<l',. blats Rsl!sa leises.
Silver Wo,Ee, DO. Fox, ia. Angels.
O.aagc Angola LS'e, silsef gray, b.aeS
!gos;si, !4i.rs' Aises!eas.
Also
4 few doz. 81 WADDiNC.
Tx above goo4s 1sse al brsa u "a.
fstleseI within ihfcs saoashs slgg sc
81 nc n-~sls tsl.ssona stJ AZ lhe m5a ~
81 81 ps;Sys, a. ,hs isotr Il eol. Gslpia's
& r.liag a9sfs, oa Sing isstr'.
THOMAS II. fEARCE.
Nh. Tx hishsii frsee given III n
kids Of Fon.
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TN > ditch sdjoiaing Spring Park, ~
black Roy, Three MUSKEIs add
Two SWORDS; they sppsas 10 bs new.
The owner af Swnefs may have them hy
paying slsc esl &c Of this Atssetiiisnent
asld imsiI elateisy to The Under, enaP.
pGicstion to the Printer.
Dec. al. CO
Ii ,eeelptd and for oate, oy nc
SsIJsysbsy,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13
Law CASE.
Kings Bsaeb, Nsvsm5sy ,.
DAWSON vs.. GrLREr y.

/
! his was an action 20 recover the aenount
! OF M tor millinery artc-s, furnif,ed by the
P.antIt 10 the defendants wife.
! MT Mi2Eay ftated, yhat the defendant vas
~ op"iant ciergyUlens End that his wife. frof.
heF FanE and ltation n life, vas entitled 70
wear the articles which his q! 4gst had f,,r,in-
ed her with, and ccnfequently her hufband a,as
bound to pay fcr therris-
Mr. krii,ine, for the defendant, adn;fta5
that man was bound to pay for the dreCs &c
his wife, provided II was f.ch So accorded ,,,;t
MS rank and ftseion. Bur ne conteade,! +b.t
his client's wife had taken thofe ar,joles w.,
were tar beyond her hulband's i9neye, and
THAI the plaintiff ought not &c have ,r;yeo Lar
credit for them. He defcribei the Iady as i,
the wane Of beauty, and the mother OF {ever,y
Children, butftiii retaining the mott nafionats
tondr'eis for fpiendoI of dfefs. Thedefendanf.
who was clergyman, in eafy but not ouu Ier+
circumstances, uiuaily paiIcd part of the vear i,
hondons and had frequent occafions 81, regrt
MS wtte made that iealon an o2DorfID;,y r,r
gFatifylng her rate at the expcnce OF his more
iohd comforts. he had PAID the plaintiff Hill
or fol' and upon that location Rri6}Iy sn;oi-,5
nei not TO give his wife any further cr.d;e
out 70 deal only fol reliv money. Notvitn
it@nding this Caution, ne plaintiff acai,l tr,lGef
nsr for T7l'aad which this action was brought
10 recover. among other things BE aafed
that after the plaintiff had received this cautior
fhs cauled her daughter who managed i.r
bntineis, 90 writf to Irs. Gilbert, iri,orro,nr
her ne was about to introduce anew-fai,ioned
ttPrlhg bat, and hoped that ia- would patronize
II by giving her an order for one.
MIR. Erfkjnc t1en proved tic notice and
the letterby which the plaintiff excited the de-
tendant's wife to run in debt with her. nor
withholding the defendants caution.
Lord Kenyon obierved, that If the pIaint;F
could recover her demand, after fhe had re-
ceivcd notice not to truf the lady, there coi,ld
be no domeitic fccurity; and 4 nan could
never guard againh the l.:Iifcretions ,,f bis
wife. 1t was ciesI rhc hufband was bound to
pay the deb.s Of his wife, which were cor
tracted for articles con(onaat with her rank IN
lite; but II was never yes imagined, that i
woman a6teo indlfcreetly, and her hofband
cauttoncd friedman moi to deal with her b,ft
for ready money, that after fuch caution s.,
was boundto pay the debt hle' might conlrafl
wish that fradeiman. His opinion vas, that
there was NOT the leaf foundation FOR the orc
lsat a6flon,---FerdiSt for the defendant.
(Leaasn PaPer)
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Fran tbe PIrsBURG GAZETTE
E X fran a itttfy fran Gfntisnan IN
Asntneky, to bis Brober in L,1oey TIrgifia.

EEf'-0fF{ fran a iEtter from a Gentlln,an IN
As"f"fhy, to bis Bro.ber in bqOey Yirgiaiia.
I" PASSING from domefiic intelligence
| hatten to lay before you the outlines of the
mott auguf proceedings of the people of
GoD, that ever were feen inthis Fate.
= he people known by the name Of Pref
byterlans, silenbed on Friday lait at Concord
meeting houie, by way of preparation for the
Lords supper did not attend until Sab
bath day, whenI iaw the ordinance adminif-
tered, and many Of the Profrate on the ground
crying for mercy. | pafed the day as an i'm
partial fPet3ator, but frequently wrapped in
amaLement, wonder, and doubt; ard anxious
for certainty, retired to a fojitary part Of the
woods, and there proitrated nylelf before the
great God Of heaven ard earth, and frequent
ly prayed to Be directed in the right way; but
alas, / returned With mott obdura,e heart,
ready to Willy, ripe for reproachirg and per-
fecuting the people of the mott high God.
Titled it enthuGaAical lcyity; called it & de-
luton of the devil, in conjunction with by
poorly, operating on the minds Of the illite-
rate, and credulous by the power Of oratory.
Notwithstanding, iaid |, it may turn the wick
ed, alter the drunkard, and finally reform the
prodigal, nevertheless, thought il deroga-
tory 10 the laws of God. You may eafly fee
by this, that returned much dlplealed with
the proceedings Of the day. | did not intend
to return the day following, but while fun
bered on my pillow, the monitor that never
ilecps, while weare furrounJed Nth the black
nels Of darkness, gave me a feyere wound.
rolled in my bed, and cried for mercy, bat
found nonei
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TIE yf'Neseing Hig6soqy .Ro55eyy and gfhrl.,,
lV0s iatsly committed ncnr PhiIa4eAk:n


q country Wagon, in which there were
two men from Cheftcr county on their yvav
home from market, was Topped earlF on Mon
Gay night, between the centte-fquare cngjne.
houie, and the middle ferry, bytfIee footos,Is.
armed with piitols, and dreaed in dark hl,r
roundabout, Jackets or rpeucers. when the
wagon topped, they told the country,nen
thar they rnuft infantry deliver their money.
or they would blow their brains out.-Wbi{2
!hey were rcceiving from the perton who fat
IN the back part OF the wagon the httle mo-
ney which n had about him (arnonntino 70 F.
innings the one who held the reins, and Ia
on the front feat, expoituated wild. ,he,n. ard
'olicited them 10 ,detiff, as they were bus moor
mcn.--One of the robbers ordered b;rn on.
pan Of death, to cea{e fpcakine and, horrid ~
relate thcfe words were icarcelv uttered be-
fore one OF his bloody companions fred the,
bal Il is fad penetrated his heart; he fell for
ward between his horics, and infant, ex-
PRED on which tina villains fed. w. re-
gfet' that we have it not n our power.to give
a more accurate defcription of the 7erf3ns and
ore.tes OF tnoie atrocious rurcierers.
he deceaiedvas a nan of good chara OR
and has lefta wife and three Children TO lc7,,,re
their lo(S.
a reward OF four hundred dollars bas
been offered for discovery Of the oasn-
ders. i
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lives and property of its sitizenss What rem
dsss the titustion of the planters IN FLORIDA
more depiorable, is, thar The whnlr. fvce Of
the Province, militia ,ncluded) is BY no
means equal to meet three hundred Indians in
the woods, Add to this, that there is. aot a
Jingle military poH OH their. frontier towards
she t1dians. Poor encouragement this in
deed, TO efnisrants TO that country.
from certain pbrafes in this letter.it fsen,s
very poihble that the whole piece may be fane
land iobbing forgery.l !.
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fromtbf BosroN TRLxckApHR, Fee. 17t5


he following melancholy accident han
Pened on Friday evening laa, between the
hours of and 7 O'Clock - ION If
Mr.. ,fo6n Cr9fer, OF this town, was infantJv
killed by the difcharge of mnket. ;pry
OF ! lnqnett Immediately called, gave in a YER
dict, that he came to his death bv an acct
dental dlfcharge of muiket, in the hands Of
S0"nef B'-o'os, boy of thirteen years of
The circumstances are as follows. -
i hree nsighboring lads by the names of Paul
Cr}|ie', Samuel ByosOn, and STobn Barne5e..
each - OK IS years of age, were at the houle
OF Mr.. dmga(a Fri6eI in the evening; he and
MS wife being from home, lcft 2 children:
2 :, or !, them ioon went TO bed; the eldef, boy
OF years old, was at play with the other.
when Sampf! B,.osOn took a rnuiket from he
hind the bed, not thinking it was loaded, ard
iaid 1t acrois his left arm to fnap H. as he aid
70 S'Ve fbsm &. fart. But, fhocking 10 relate
1t went of, and the contents wsrc LODGED IN
the head of Paul Crgfer, near his left ear. who
expired infantly---When they Jaw Their
mate was dead, Jobn Barnebss ran to the
neIghbors 70 tell the melancholy news; the
other tarrled with the children until the ne;oh-
DORIS came to their aififance.
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ssHpcetsd from MS knowledge OF the ifland, and
hsinHaence with the inhabitants of the South.


hisinhacnce with the inhabitants of the South
it was reported at Cape Francois, thar
the Reet defined for Guadaioupe had arrived,
and that the fame fcenes had occurred therr
Notwithstanding all our afIiduity we were
not 10 fortunate as 10 obtain an interview
with captain Rogers yefcrday-O ur account
OF the affair at the Cape was given from a va
riery ct reports, fome of which were .ncccna-
Fily ncorrsct; but which we have now the
peaiure of rendering more accurate, from a
perional conyeflato6 with captain ROGERS
hmislf. II does not appear that general
Leclerc's conduct was wanting in concilia..
zion and policy; nor didthe black commandant,
Chriitophs, threaten to maaacre the whites
i the French perffted in landing, although
the iavage fury of the negroes actually per-
petrAted the horrid deeds of blood related.
Z he diviiion before Fort Dauphin was op-
poied, and fome blood was ipit; but the place
was taken before il had been iet on fire. The
Name of the Charleiton gentleman killed at
Khe Cape was LancheRer, A great number
who were confined in prifon were burnt to
death and the ikcletons, with the manacles
on, were to be ieen after tie FIRE had fubG ded.
(I5id. }
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:" a more tremendous fight never ilruck
the, eye of mortal man. The very clouds
ieefned tofepatatc and give way for the praifes
OF the people OF God to aiccnd the heavens,
while thoufands of tongues, with found of
halielgjahs, feerncd TO roll through inhnitr
pace Hundreds Of people lay prottrate on
the ground crying for mcrcy.--Oi my bro
ther, had you been there TO have feen. the con-
yul'ei limbs, the apparently lifeiefs bodies, to
all OF which the diaorted features exactly
COMFORTING, you would have been conGrained
to have cried out, as / was obliged to do, chat
Got was among the people. Nor was this
conhRcd TO the commonaIty alone, but the
P,eop'c of every deicription lay profrate on
the ground. There you would have feen the
learned paitor, the iteady patriot, and the ODE
diem; ion crying holy, holy, holy Lord God
Almighty. There you might behold the homo,
rao-e n,atron, and the vrtuous maiden CRYING
jeiaS thop ION of the mott high God, have
mercy upon us! Turn your eyes few PAGES
farther, and you might lee the prodigal and
PFoieiied llbertine crying hoiannah to 9 cd in
the higheit, there is no other name given un-
der heaven among men by which We can be
iaVfd' but the name of Jeius. See the poor
op'rehed African with foul liberated, long
'ns to be with his God
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Ettr@f ota Letter fj'sas lentIcn,an in .B.
foVn of 81. Adary's, dated Got5 Of Ff5ra.
2yy 1904 jFQtfng ffsO G5j6lgis fls2y.

8Ty 1904 ffGtthg ffIo G5joiKis fue2..
am forty to inform you that our neiab-
oors n Aaft-F lorida are 10 a dreadful ftaafion
at preient That infamous fellow Bcv,ies,
has at length brought the Indians and Span
'afds TO open boffiliry. -Four months paG.
the Nlachaiooky I own Indians, where gene
raj 5owies makes his head quarters) took
from the plantation Of Z. ? Fatio, efa. on the
river St. Johns, forry-nine of his negroes,
which were conveyed to Bowles; MIR. Fatio's
f9n foiowed : few weeks after to the Indian
town, ard law Bowles, bat could not recover
one Of his negroes, and not without great
difficulty got back himieIf, being greatly in
filled, and having his horics taken from him,
a gentleman from New England named Hull
I.ommosily called Judge HUH obtained from
tse governor of Florida, leave 10 form an exA
teniive iattlenent at thl Matanzas. about 30
miles to the fouthward of ST. Auquhine. the
fame fpot where DR.. 1urubuIl, had his Greet
fettiement. Mr. Hull had brought from the
northward A number of lettlers, with whom
be began to prepare for planting bur BowIes's
Indians came, whipped fone; plundered the
whole Of them Of every thing they had, and
drove them out of the Country. This took
place about month or tx weeks pah.-Aho
tree weeks ago, party Of the fame Indians
phlndered Mr.. Dupong, who lived about tF,jr-
ymilcs fouth of AuguRinc, of ten drown
negroes, and he fame day killed young man
n2n'ed Bonnelly, and carried of his mother and
three diters.-Four days pait,a party Of friend
" indians, who had been Filling their deer
fiiias, hories, &c. in this town, and who were
well known to belong to towns whici. never
favored Boyles's meaiureS, were met by Ione
Of be Inhabitants of Florida, within three or
fou miles Of this place, on the Spaniih terri
tory when four of them were 11ot, This
ili-dmed and imprudent a6 viii, in al pro-
bablity, bring q general Creek war ON the
FIolidas. The thinly fcatiered inhabitants
are lying in all directions for fafcty; forne 70
AugIltine, fomc 70 the iflands on tie lea COAT.
and feveral have come on oar fide Of the Sc,
Mays FLYER. l. is now evident that iii the
fettlement n Florida, viii be totallv broke
up; and Of courie, thofe reflefs Americans
who have gone there, VIII with taemGlyes
once more quietly fettled under a government
which IS both wiling ard asle 80 ptsse9 the
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BOSTON, Ft5,anry 70.

a letter from Liverpool, dated Decer,ber
~ nates' that the exploration of provifons
IRON England has been prohibited for tx
months, ending June ! 9Th 1902; and that the
Importation is permitted after that neriod.
ms mutt improve Wee India markets.
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NORFOLK, Feb. 81.

BEWARE OF 1Nc8ND rARIks
On Monday night about nine O'Clock, the
Inhabitants Of this borough, were alarmed
with the cry ofFIRE which was perceived
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NJ ny tns watehmen to be in building adio;ninp
IHf, tiayes, S brewery, where he had -,'an
.ty Of itraw depoiitcd for the purpofe Of 1a~ J
ing bottles; by timely exertions The d.
we're got under before there was much ,l,r,aa.
+ rom coal being found concealed. and ot5sr
circumstances, there is no doubt bnt -, ~
molsson OF the brewery was intended h, e.
Internal villain or villains. les ;rr,.-1 -
on the inhabitants TO be very watc,,fJ u.
there are iome incendiaries lurkipg sbont Ia 40
town. "oout ShlS
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Fran TIE BALTIMORE AMERICAS.
.6,rivfd Gip Diana, CAPT. Coak, Nlso Orleans
February Q.
(sRoM THE LOG soox.)

lat "a, 90, long. 81, at 8 p, M. fpoke the
ichooner Nancy, Morris from Natchez bound
70 New York; while III tie act of fpeakinp,
~e were paihng each other in oppoGte direc-
mons, with brik breeze from the eaftward
nc Being under my lee, he called to me appa-
rentiy in great confuGon, that forne one was
overheard; | immediately hove my fails
aback, and lowered down my fern boat. and
fens it to the afFihance of the drowning, whom
we ihould not nave found, it being dark, had
nc not kept calling out he fhouId drown.
When the boat came to him he deiired they
would take the woman in firit, although he
faid fhe was dead, which apparently was the
cafe; when lhe was taken into the boat there
was not the leaf fgn of life in her, but fbe
}oon came too when iile got on board of the
5chooner.
Capt. Morris informed ms, that the vefTel
rolling heavy to lceward, the woman. who
was a pailenger, fell overheard; the man was
iailor and paaenger, and jumped imnedi-
ately over after her, and supported her under
one ofhis arms till my boat took then, up,
a trio Of duels has been recently FOUGHT
lnthe neightourhood of New York. One
of them was between Mr.. Chandler Of Phi
ladelphia, and a Mr.. Carli1e of ALBANY; the
latter wounded in the thigh. The fecond
was between two gentlemen, whole names arc
not mentioned; but the fory is, tfat the
challenged, who was Yankee, not HAVING
been confronted in the choice of his weanons
brought to the field of action, q ngafket, in
ltead of piitol; which was objected to by
the ieconds, as not being fuitabie weapon
70 blow out a friends brains; after obiervins
that he never fired pifol in his life, he pro-
Poied that ne ihopld have fortnight's time
70 pfaefife the piftol, and his antagoniR the
lame period to praetife the mufket, at the ex-
plration of which time he would be content
90 uie others This was agreed to, and thev
accordingly again met, and the third fhot Of
the Yankee, hit his friend on the Aclby part
OF the frat Of bono,, and here the affair snded.
ne third duel took place in New Terley:
the parties were accompanied TO the field bv
1eYerai OF their acquaintanccs, who before the
firing commenced, took to the trees, which
commanded view of the terrific fcene; the
ieconds alfU followed their companions to
their fuppofed fate retreat; but as one OF the
principals chofe to terminate The buiinefs nv
diicharging his pifsol in the air, it 70 haopened
that the ball pailed through the upper limbsof
the tree, where the ieconds had ported them
ieiycs, and created 70 much agitation and
alarm, that one of them fell down and broke
his collar bone. Here too this honorable
affair ended
In the high Court of Errors and Abpeals.
which fat Taft month in philadeIrb;a +b -,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13

On the 1T. of October, about three in the
morning, Couteau, young man, a iaborer,
a Hamonville, in the department Of Voices,
diving his hories 20 paaure, heard the cries
10 woman, who implored aaiAance in the
mott plalntive accents. He ran, and perceived
large wolf holding woman under his paws.
Although nc was unarmed, he threw hirnfelf
ZION the. animal, which got him under in his
urn The widow Couteal ran TO the cries
{, her ion the animal purified her and got her
d'%n' Couteau again tei2ed the wolf, drag
cd hinn 20 the ground, caught hold of his
JS", whioh he keptlqcked IN his right hand,
AID at the fame time preGedh has left band thumb
Wan zach force on his eye, that the annual
iowled with agony. The mother finding
fetielf diiengaged, teized the animal by the
n.l, which he held with all her force 70 the
ground. The Young Couteau, aged eighteen,
few 20 their relief, armed with Ratchet
he fri blow fell on the reins of she WOLF
with Little efe6t. Animated by she danger
which awaited his mother, he repeated his
blows with fuch iuccefs that the furious ami
NAL foon expired
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13

In the high Court of Errors and Appeals,
WHICH tat latt month in Philadelphia, the i'm
Portant and interefting queltion relative to
the HgTl rtg6f 9f bol9ing Gaves in Pennfylva-
MAJ coming before the court in the cafe of
negro lora, plaintiff in error, and executors
OF JotePb Gfaiibufy, deceaied, defendants, was
diicuiied and determined. After an able dif-
cuiloh, the court unanimouEy determined in
favour OF the defendants, to wit, that negro
iiavery did legally exit before the adoption Of
thepreicnt contribution, and was not abolifhed
thereby, and that the negro Flora was lave.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13

The Britih Goop of var Fairy, has been
wrecked IN the Chelapeake, and only Of
the crew OUT of I2o were iavcd.