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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-04
AuguR 70
Diifrid of Columbia,
County OF Alexandria, f.
JUNr TERM, 1905.
Iohn pnffa Cnmnlainanf
John Potts,

IuNK TERM, 1903.
John Potts, Complainant, /
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bannatyne,
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob.
kirk and Robt. Buchanan Dun. FIN ChanceEy.
lop, merchants and partners un-
der the firm OF Findley, Ban
natyne & Co. and Vim. Wilton,
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley, Jno.
Bannatyne, Andrew Buchanan, Jas. Hobkirk and
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance and given iecurity according to the
ACT of aGembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the latisfaSion OF the court, upon
affidavit, that the faid Robert Finley, John Ban
natyne, Andrew Buchanan, James Hobkirk, and
Robert Buchanan Dunlop are not inhabitants of
this diRriet, on motion of the faid complainant,
by his council, IS ordered, that the faid deten-
dants, Robert Finley, John Banutayne, Andrew
Buchanan, James HobkIrk, and Robert Buchanan
Dunlap do appear here on the frR day Of Novem-
ber court next, and enter their appearance TO the
iut and give fecurity for performing the decree Of
the court and that the other defendant VIM.
Wilton. do not pay away, convey or lccrete the
debts by him owing to, or the eRate or effects
in his hands belonging to the laid abfent defen-
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanan, James Hobkirk and Robert Buchanan
Dunlop until the further order or decree of this
court and that copy of this order be forthwith
publiihed for two months fucceGiyely, in one of
the public newspapers publih.a in this county,
AID that another copy be ported at the front door
A copy-Tef, 6. DENEALE,
Sac. dam Clerk.
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DR.. BARDWELL'S
Annodyne Eiience, for all kinds of
Head Achs.

THE yeno4vned virtues of the Axnsdynf eDSnee,
is now 10 generally kno4ua, fbatit is ~ep,sfampti-
on in tb. Proprietor, to- fay, tbas Head Achs, ari'
ing from qubQxver eaaJt, or 6o4oever UiOlenf, fx-
fanty /abmit to its PENETRATING powers. Iba IN
valna6I Annodyne, baJ. Frequently Jaectedtd after
fbt 6ee adviee, and every other 'emrdy bad fai-
ed; BY its lalutary operation, it intgfbJ p,omotfs
circulation and peypiration, asd Thereby prtvent,
the return Of The msf ultimate periodical bead
Gebs.
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SPRING PHYSIC.

DR.. HUNTER.e Anti Bilious Pills are unquefion-
ably proved by ample experience TO be the mott eeeua
remedy at the fame time the mott Innocent pleaiant,
aud convenient medicine for the of curyy icorbutic
eruptons eprofy and other diorders originating from
corruptve fate OF the blood. The remarkable cure OF
Mr. EiiiRon, of Albany, who had been twelve years
tormented with mott dtrehing corbutie complaint, as
alto that of Thomas Johnfon labouring man. IN the
ervice of MIR. Van RenGeaer, who was afflicted with
mott horrid leprofy, mutt have convinced evey one who
has read the particulars of heie Cafes bedes which,
variety of proofs of heir efficacy authenticated by per-
ons of character and refpe&abiy open to the e1-
animation of every inquirer. Thefe mutt naturally be
uppofed to have their due weight and iuPercede the
neceility of any further comment from the PROPRIETOR,
VET he PERFUMES to aer that the real merits OF this
yeoctable preparation will on fair trial, plead more
forcble It's Recommendation than any thing when
can be iaid of it.
Wben 0ljo may be had,
Atkinfon'. Worm denroying Lozenges.-Thefe Lo.
zenges not only deftroy where they exit, but CT
eenally prevent their Ihsie families who have
followed DIR. Atkinfons advice, and uied them III TIE
Spring and Fall among their children, as their eomm4
phyfic, have new the happnes to find thoe children,
which appeared Gckly and confumptve, in the bloom
of health being entirely delivered from thole dreadful
vern,in.
Sparta, Moznt Plealanf,
Marc5 II, 1903.
We hereby certify, that daughter, about years
of age has been very unwel and in bad tate OF health
for hefe laii two years We always iupecfed that he
had worms, and had given her ieyera worm medicines
without any good effect, 70 that deipaired rating her
till of late Hearing of Tome furptng cures being per-
formed by Atknfon's worm deitroyiug Lozenges, we
purchafed packet OF them, and administered them ae
eording to the directions The fri doe brought away
only one worm, and with it quantity of iimy, Often
Eve matters the feeond broughe away four monitIous
thick worms nearly half yard length; and the third
do, large quantity Of fmy, offenfive matter The
vomiting and purgng, with which ihe was frequently
troubled have eesiedher appetite has become regular,
and has over nce enjoyed perfect fiae Of health. Tor
which we are entirely indebted TO this excellent medicine
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Mount Air. Sept. 70.
Fifty Dollars Reward

y 7oo00e0'0 c,L
Strayed or was Stolen from the , ,1;y
1criber's wagon, near the Thorough Fan M w.
P. w. county, Hy on the rath lift. srigt s .,
Mare, r41 hands high, with imall blaze 10 -,
face, both hind fee, white, long hair in hef mas
and tail, and fuppoled to be with foal, ten y. .o
old lait fpring. The above reward VIII oe e g..
for the mare and thief, if he be consietsd' o. NV
dollars for the mare.
John M'clenash AN.
Mount Air, Sept. 10. go
O. Gait gl0ea for clean I'''s'
and cotton rags.
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DR.. Hxntty's gesaine Anti5illioss Pills.
An agreeable aud certain preventive of the predpol
ton TO nammatory and malignant fever, which prevails
particular afons of the year The rapid aud inereailag
demand from every part Of the United States and che
Wet India iands the belt evidence Of their uperior
excellence.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

LOST on Saturday Taft, between Geo. lows
and MIR. VIM. Fitzhugh's, of Rovsniworth'
Blue Morocco Pocket Book,
there were in II, as well as is remembered, Two
Hundred and Sixty Dollars in bank notes, O0na
for Is pounds, and fome Other papers OF no impcN
to any one but the iubfcriber, who will on 81, ~
reforation pay the above reward; OF 1T VIII "
paid BY the Pfiater if delivered to him.
Burwell Ballet.
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diy removes in amniafons, dnefs, ehings, and films;
il never fails TO cure thoe maladies which Frequently uc
eeed the meaes fmalpox, and fever; and is an uupa-
ralleled arengthener of weak Eight.
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Scpt.nl9.
Merchants attend i!

THE fubCcriber will fell, on low
terms and eafy payments, LOT OF GkooND
Ia the town of PortIT Tobacco, on which there ns
fmal dwelling houle and kitchen, large tw0hl ~.
fore houfe and convenient granary ano aaos
in one Of the bet 2ands for the retail wei An "
dry goods buGnefs. If not fold by the 5l' " "
oAsher next, it will be expofed topuOlic lac e !,
that day. MIR. John E. Ford will eonlla'. .; ~
and hew the premiles, on application at any w.
previous to the day of Gale. An indhpufaOls wv
will be made by
John M'Clenach IAN.
Mount Air. Sent 40. cow
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o. n Gardner Wanted.
with TO employ man who is qualified to
undertake the management and cultivation of
large Garden and feventy acres of land, in the
neighbourhood Of Alexandra.
James Craik.
Sept. II. law3w
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len UOLLd9s Reward.
RAN AWAY fromIthe fubfcriber, onthe 10Th
of July, negro man named
M lose
he is a tall honey man, about feet high, not
very Aefhy, has remarkable fear acrols the
middle of his nofe, his hair long and frat for
that ola Negro, thoughnot tied. He has been
ieveral times fecn fculking about Alexandra
Any per(on who will deliver me the (aid Me-
gro, or fecure him and give me information
thereof, (hAll receive the above reward.
AUG: J. SMITH.
Fairfax County,
Aug. Z.
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TIE psra;xe Scafe5 7tr5 0issuenf.

The only medicine that this dnagreeable deafe,
by applications 20 many ,houiaad having experienced
Its ecacy is unnecelry TO add any arguments
IN ayor bat caution the public thar the name Tho
mas Stokes and &C. affixed to each boxs without this
mark Of sutheasicity. none are genuine.
DR.. Bar8ausp, genaixt Eye Water.
Syrrsgn remedy for all aisafes Gfshe Eyes; fPss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-08
HENRY GRID.
AUCTf0NEEK.

I'D ETURNS his respectful thanks 20
N those who have employed him IN
that line, particularly the Execntors Of
the late Gen. George Washingtsn. The
appreciation ola number Of characters Of.
such fespectabiIig, l. 70 him highly fat
terink. He tfusts that from his know
Ledge IA thAt business, hisreadiness 70 u.
tend az any distanee, and his moderate
charges, win entitle him TO : share Of
public patronage.
He continues his STARCH and
HAIR POWDER mannfactory, and
has onhand 1t present, aquantity ofboth,
of the FIRST qualiys
Orders left with Mr.. John Alburtis
win be attended 10.
July 3, 1905.
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II. May We never forget those whose
exertions procured the independents d
America; and may that independence
never be sacrificed 10 the bancfnl ineuA
ence Of party spirit.
Hsimteer by Gabf. Stephenson.
Letthe rulers Of America always re-
collect that to preserve her independ-
ence, they must guard her honor. :
Volunteer bu Baker, Esq.
The Shepherd 8 Town Volnnteers-
May they be ever ready It their coun-
try's can.
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shepherd, s-Iown. Iuly fs!

Shepherdss-Iow July fsoS. j
This 6eing the Anniversarstof Anseri-
eGn independence, anr,aber 81 The ladies
and Gentlemen Of this pIace and iits vieii-
nify assembled at Col. Ssoearingen's
sbring on the banks Of the Potomac and
parook d q handsome barbecue, gioen By
tie eohtnfrer company commanded b.
Capt. Benjamin Stephenson. Atferceie-
Drafting fhe day, By SiUing the sugoined
Toasts, each accom- aIed 1vifh platoon
firing from the Holuafeers, and n,ssic
suitable fofhe occasion, the company re-
surnedto fossa and spent The euenisg in
The greafesf harmony and felicity.
nj /. The suspicious day we celebrate. 4
2. The Constitution of the United
States. u. y s%
s. The American People-May
they be deeply impressed with those
Manly sentiments Of Freedom which
gave rise to the declaration Of Inde-
pendence. 5~='zz S.
, 4. The memory Of our ,illustrious
4countryman, Gen. GE ORGE WASH
INGTON--wllile we revere bis memo
~, NAV we emulate his character.
s. The President ofthe United Statesi
May the principles contained in his
inaugural address govern his executive
conduct. =.sfs=sss3ss..ss.ss=s5sls...as.zZ.
8. The Chief Justice OF the United
States and his associates 10 Office 3 ~
n. The National Councils of Anne.
rica- May harmony andcon6dence give
efficacy and success to theirneasutes.
8. The Agriculture and Commerce
Of the United States-M May they flourish
by the mutual support Of each other. VI
9. The American. Fair--admirable
for their beauty, and amiable for their
virtues. NJ III
10. The American NAvY--May it
rise with the resources of the nation. !
IL. The free navigation Of the Mis-
sissippi-Nature has pronounced itours,
and lett not man deprive US oft.
~. The man who can nobly labour
for the good Of his country, uninAuenced
by meaAer motives.
Is. The genuine Patriots Of the day.
IL. Rational Liberty to all men.
Is. The Oiieers and Soldiers.of Nae
tional defence. ~ zzrsrs ,.sss
i6. May the virtue and industry Of
our people, and the wisdom and mild
ness Of our laws, render the United
States the emporium Of the world and an
asylum % the yirtneus Of all nations.
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opportunity pass By, without reaping the
benefits ID offered Us. go III
There was one other instance in which
/ Thought the western people were refus-
ed q reasonable indulgence, to Wit As
the government eonl fnot or did no, pro-.
tect usin the enjoyment Of the right Of
deposit ats Orleans, and as our produce
without il nlestperish on our hands, and
Of course the farmer be without money
TO pay his taxes 1 introduced i fesolu-
ton to suspend the collection Of taxes
due the United States, from the western
country until the portswas restored
This resolution was rejected by the corh-
mittee Of WAYS and means although a
similar indulgance had but ! few DAYS
before been granted to the merchants Of
Portsmouth, New.Hampshire.
The salt spring Ia the Indiana territory
has lately been obtained By treaty. from
the lndians, and the government propos.
esto have the salt work Il thar place CIR.
ried on its own expence, and 10 sell
the SALT half 4 dollar per .bushel. Il the
lick. The president beinR determined
g bseaa down - p,op opoly of ssit in
this eoantrys and eng by hw, rave
5000 dollarsto set the sworks IN mosi-
on. 81 "a
~
Tie fsaowin ) 6andsome censure r,on =
tashion ef fhe day, Is from ne pen otr
an Oh cent rman. ma svas - ~ !, 80
of.the sir.bl;ciifu ,vh;;rh brepa;;lri ~. !
am orana.raofiI 81 rperc - $500,
toasf e =. 8.
~. rnYro, q,
IA 1 believe 4 yin 4. d;t,rui, a .se.,,,;,,
the cause. md acco,Int for ~ carv,,n,;o,
Of tas,e. vh;ch eo,,ld ~. -. - - ~.
sent fashinn amonrst orr R.ii.. ~
wearing the hair over ~ .ves.' Soce
have been 81 op;n;on -, /. ~ .,o,, 80
adooted ,,nun eecrcrn;ea -, r,;rc;,,l~. ). /.
serye q asnhs,it,,te inr y.;Is' Hr-e.,e,.
fh;s nav -. 4 4. cert.;ri. !. e. l,;,n -
ported frnm Fr.ncr who..: $500,
ners Sc a. too fona sc .r;rs, s,d;,;.
probahle ~ 1870 -. ;n,!,.,sa Ero,,,
tie most slntf;sh sr5 ,vo,thles. el.ss ,,s
females. amorc ,,hon, =, Il, f,rr,er.I,.
prevailed .pd vh;rh !. ,,a,., d.s-n, ,e,,s
son. : ty,fly ria;c,Io,s. IN. fssb;on
vas never found Il anv descr;nt;on - -
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INFORMATION WANTED.

a NY person knowing any thing of =
IN certain THoMks CoRsE, Sen. for
meriy, residing at the head Of Chester.
Queen AIMS county, Maryland, will
much oblise his Relations By giving m.
formation where he is, II living and. If
dead. when and where he died When
ne was last heard Of. he was said 10 be
in the neighbourhood Of Baltimore. Any
information ofsaid I. CIVIL be thankful
" received At the Office Of the Federal
Gazette, Baltimore, by !
JOHN cORSE.
Iuly ). 1905.
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VOLUNTEERS.

BIZ M. William Gregory, I0ifer and
Z EaSinet nader. M s. y
MAY the planes Of Unanimity Be me-
! ehanicsllv employed in bollshing the DE-,
Nh. nf Freenien. l'.. =
IL d.. WiiidS. ,Ymce, Cooper ~. = \ Z
!. Max our hearts and hands stand firm
10 m: helm of rood government. and
nav We IS united and bound tosether by
.,he cords 81 love, as ioaps doth bind the
.sta,es 81 atiris;6drreL Z. ii
! 3 4 BIZ M. 9S1n West, MNlst... !
,,,s II. ~, 81 a. a,.;sS 81 genuine Ieu,,b.
.i;csr;.r 81
n, M, 3oeoB B;LnDets Barrier. ?,
4 Rk,r, ,1so, w;thoIM soaa or npase,
=, ~ co.. e .,l ,ho1e ,onno.Sd 4 r..
n,,hl;ear n,;nc;ple. = :
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BALTIMORE, Ian. 2.

Arrived brig Rudy, Owlngs, St. Iho~
| mas. Left there brig Potomac, Cox, of
Baltimore; fch'r --, capt, Minor,
of New York, and two other ichocncts,
| belonging to American ports, names not
recolietted. In las. Is, 4, long. 90,
fooke the ichooner Atlantic, Hill, from
ST, EoGatia, bound to Norfolk, ous 4
days
Alfo, hip Serpent, Spear, 70 days from
BaGcterre, Gnadaloupe. Lefs fhere, brig
Alliance, Porter, of thi. port hip NeGor,
Whipple, Portland lra'r Hope, Swan,
Msrbleaeal (; nip Algenoria, Tfeadwell,
Boaon, fold s; loop -, Baker, Pro
whence poke noihing. Government
forces the American velIsls to take o1
from the land all their conpitts. Capt.
S. was detained TWO days, and had three
out on board his vefel I; they informed
him that they would fend off ione 10 all
rhe American veGels, until they got rid
Of them,
Capt. S. further informs that the blacks
were nearly fIbdued that 10 days De-
fore he failed, the black general Palermo
was furpriiea in his camp oy company
of huaars, and put to hlght, IS blacks
were killed and 9 taken prifoners. Their
whole force, capt. S. was informed did NOT
amount 70 more than 80 OF 70.
Cspt. S. alto informs, thas the frisates
that were at New Y ork with the negroes
had returned, and that they had been
! landed on one OF the SAINTS, where they
were undergoing their laa examination.
1t is fappofed they will be hanged or burn.
Z ed J! American produce was very dull at
that place. A war between England and
France was curreasly ipoken OF.
Alto, the Bremen brig Krone, Daanken,
- days ftom Bremen. Spike the brig
Fame, capt. Scratching, from Amaer-
dam 70 Charleton, il lat. 81, long. So.
Alto, fchr. Brothers, Alden, from St.
Thomas. Left, fchr. Lively, Congden,
of New York, from this port.
Alfo, fch'r Adelaide, Nun, from LII
Don.
The fch'r Maria, capt Magruder, from
Baltimore, arrived at the Natchez on the
roth of November lat.
The Vandyle, Gotham Allen, Buell. !;
Neutrality ,EaRerbrooks; Federal George.
Field and Sylvia, Hsmien ali of this
port, have arrived at Bottom.
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Mr.. N:wloa alfo prelente1 9 pssitloa
from fairy Inhabitants OF N9slollS a :.
po,tfn,uth, pray log an ansnimne,atl, % tll1
Bankrupt Law. Referred 70 ls's~' con-
mitree OF ievea. r
Mr.. Varnum navel that tn: laa's co'h-
n,;,see be initruc9ed to enquire INTO the eS-
cheney of repeating the act entitled An
Alto eaa6lifh uniform fyifem OF BANK
.ruo,cv throughout the United States.
Ms. Grifwold thought the reiolation
would be incompatible with the peIition
from, the inhabitants of Norfolk & rorst-
mouth when it is before the committee
for the purpole of resihon, ii viii emhsf-
rails and perpltx them to be obliged 10
conader the exp-diency of repeal.
Mr.. Varnum faid, the Bankrupt Law
was not calculated 70 promote the haPpl-
nefs and prefperity OF the people; it open
ed door for the greateG frauds-its ope.
rations had made she people ia the quar-
Ter he repreiented, aide from every politi-
cal confederation, anxious for It's repeal.
MIR. Grifwold replied, that the ob!er.
vations of the gentleman went to prove
the impropriety Of fubmitting his relolu-
ton to that committee. II repeal is
tie obiea, the committee of the whole
houfe is the proper one TO sdecide whether
we fhall have bankrupt law or not.
Mr.. Varnum's refo ution was carried
Yeas 45-Nays IS.
Adjourned.
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NOMENCLATOR.


Arrived, fnow Polly, Graves, Gibral-
tar Rachel, Hale, Alexandria brig
Gayofo, Hamilton, Cape Francois, via
Newport Henry, Dennifon, ST. Croix
Benjamin, Ingraham, Martha Brae, ia
Gaica; New York, Pela, Savannah
Cleared, lhips Ceres, Moore, Liver
pool; Richard, Perrin, Jamaica Ohio.
Hall, Belfaf +; brig VIA de Cuba (; Bool,
HAVANA fch'r John and Elley, Ed
wards, Charlefon.
Ay,ived since err last.
Snow Polly, Graves, SO days from Gil
bratar. Previous TO his departure the
following yeGeIs failed for Naples fhip
lava, Bullock, of Salem, without convoy;
brig Tiger, Farley, of Bottom; brig Nan
ciss, Clement, New York. Left at Gi
bralsar, fch'r John, Burchman. of Sa
lem; and fch'r Mary, Lambert, of Bot
ton. Stopped at Tenerife, and two ports
in Porto Rico, where he was not permit
red to enter, all American veGels being re-
Fafed adm:ilion. Left there on the 18th
December, and on the following loft his
foremaif four feet below the top. Decem-
,er 3, lat. "a, long. SO, w. fpoke brig
Fox, Lincoln, from Kspnebunk to Barbs-
Toes, out 1o days. Dec. 10, lat. 40
lons. 81, 70, fpoke brig Apollo, Field,
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from Bottom TO Srrrinam, out IS days.
Same day, brig Nymph, Batter, from
Newburyport for GuadalouIe, cut 70
days. = fssssSss7
Brig Henry, Dennifon, ~ days from
St. CroiS. Lett there brig Sarah, Barts,
Of Philadelphia Dolphin, Mitchell, do.
cIariTa, Bfewton, do. fch'r Betfey, ia
cobs, do. Farmers Delight, do. Good IN
tent, Baker, New York Arthur, Bah
bige, Salem brig Planter, Denniioo,
Newhaven; Hsrriot, Wheden, do. Al
mira, Clinton, DO. fch's Two Friends,
Ph;pps, do. Two Brothers, Richard, do.
Chance, Little, 90. loop Harmony, Hitch
cock, do.
January i.
We are informed, by the pilot boat
Brothers, which, came up laf evening,
thar the lcbr. Adventure, Pritchard, lmeo-
toned yeferday) from Frederiekiburg,
Virginia, with $500 bu.hels Of wheat on
board, ran aihore at the Point Of Sandy
{ T1OEA dUUut K y liOSN VA nultuay hiOi'
ming. She was addrei1ed to John Mac
pheIlon q Co.
The fchr. afhore at Squam Beach linen
toned in our laa) was not got off yelter
day morning. From her having yellow
iides, white bottom, flag flying with
the letter D in it, and being loaded with
cotton it is coniectured lhe is .he Dehbe,
Of this port, from Savanna belonging to
Mears. Bogert & MnnsGeld.
Eotered, Gaip Phoenix, Hoyt, ST. Pc
terburgh fahr. Be,fsy, Brown, Char
ialton; lloop Maria, Mellon, frederick
burgh.
Cleared. Barque Traveller, Venus,
inli; briggs Tiger, Darries, Charlefon;
Eliza, Swain, Savannah fohrs. Boyne,
tioldiworth, Annapoli, Margaret, NJ
Kean, Antigua Alrora, Maion, Char
Teton; Factor, Chaie, Aux Gays.
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Arrived, the loop George, capt. But
Ter, days from Norfolk.
A TRAVELLER.

Bayle tells US Of great traveller, who
being rallied upon his rambling humour,
anfwered g Thar he would ccafe travel
Ing as toon as he could hnd country
where power and honours were in the
hands Of henet men, and preferments
vent by merit. Query, if fuch man
were now alive, where woold he take up
his abodel
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-06
One Dollar Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
n the 9Th ult. an apprentice lad nam
ed Henry Price (aIias 1ames aged 20
years, about 5 feeE 9 inches high, dowr-
caff, countenance, itout made, and will
no doubt be founo 10 fome bifcuit bake.
houie. The above reward, and all rea-
ionable charges, will be paid on bringing
'aid apprentice home, or .fecuring him
in jail 70 that | get him again.
ANDREW JAMESON
Jan. s. d3sF