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rnond, lnveigh againG the levelities of
the prels, when levellcd againit chem
ielpes, they can, as the iaying is, ture
their blind fide TO the abominablc ca
lumnies of the prints which advocate
the. caufe of democracy. Who would
believe thar, at this day, the -Aurora Of
Philadelphia would nor be filenr on the
pretended embezzlenent of public mo.
MES by TIMOTHY PIcKER1wo, Iare
iecretary of fate, when it is in ehe re-
collection of every one, that the publc
accounts Of thar gentleman have been
fully Investigated by a CONGREGATIONAL
committee, a majority Of which profcfs
political principles adverle TO thoie
which are maintained by the latc iecre-
tarY; and that the reiult of that inve{f;-
CATION was highly honorable to him
In the opinion of that conhmirtee, he was
notin arrears to the public 10 the value Of
cent; notwithstanding which, he is {f;Il
represented as a public defaulter, bv
ione Whole Prefenr Importance is OWNS
to the grofnefs of the calumny they bavS
Differentiated, and whole pafiporr to "a
vor has been the virulence with which
they have attempted TO decra6t from the
hoheit fame Of wife, upright, and yirtu-
ous men.
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make it mifchievous or harmicis, by iuppiy-
ing theft fury with arms and with leaders,
or by Withholding that iupPsy.
1.-THE EngNfh colonies have been mitera-
bly, Narrated, in all thc fages of their pro-
grefs, BY theie favage tribes At an early
period, they luR,ered terrible diiatters from
that quarter, and were fometin,es nearly driven
from the country AS the colonies advanced
the Indians declined but While the enlarge
rnent ofthe circle of fetdemcnts gave iafety
to the centre, the borders of the circle were
infected as before.
"Therc was lome egregions defe&a in the
colonial policy, which expoled them, at al
times to thoie evils; bus in the two Ane-
rican wars, it was no wonder that the fword
and fire Of the Indians committed iuch multi
piled miichiefs, as they were guided by the
french at one time and by the Britiih ct ano-
ther. Since their revolution, when thefe
powerful agents have Been withdrawn, the
hoitility OF thefe tribes has coff them much
treatnre and great many lives, and their
neutrality is purchaied by large and conGant
fubGdies.
{, The pliaaf and a9d,sGfal pirit Of the
French has always given them an abfolute
controul over thefc favagcs The office,
which the lazinels or the infoience o. the Bri-
tith found inpra6ticable, was caGly perform
ed BY and will be till eafier hereafter, ince
we thall enter on the fcene with more adyan-
tages than formerly
eve fhai dstach thither 4 fuficient force
to MAINTAIN poiiafion againt all the efforts
OF the itates, ihould they, contrary to all their
intercits, proceed 20 war qVifb ar zUitbout
provocation. We fhall find in the Indian
tribes, IN army permanently cautioned in the
mott convenient hations, endowed with 1,iIl
and temper beft adapted to the nature and
icene OF the war, and armed and Unveiled
with far lets troibleIn cxpcnce than an equal
nGmber of our own troops We ihall fad !,
terrible militia, infinitely more destructive.
while fcsttered through the hottie fettlements
and along an open frontier, than an equal force
or our own. We fhail find III the bowels
OF the iitates> mitchell thar only wants the
touch or well directed fpark to involve in
IT'S eXptoiion the utter ruin of bali their na-
ton. Sncb aeiH be tbe prayers qUs N5aN d.
',F0f Jr@m military Hafion and a gyoa,;9 '
e0i'ny on ne AzLDssip3h Thcfe will be Ger
tain and immediate effects, whatever difance
or doubt there may be in the ren1oter beneft
TO France, on which have 10 warmly expa-
tlated' As curb OH a nation whole future
conduct, in peace and war, will be Of great
Importance 20 US, this province fLoliiiana }
viii be cheaPiy purchaGed at ten times the coa
to which 1t wall iubiea u.s.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
FROM THE CHARLESTON COURIER.
FIRE AT GOTTENBuRGH
HAIIBURG II, Jau. <

IN the 10th ult. at two O'Clock II the
morning, lire broke out at Gottenburgh. !,
owcden, IN the houfe of a turner in Church
hreeto which was announced by the cannon
OF the tortfets, and the night guards. Thr
engines arrived as we'll as rhe trooDs in tbe
garnion, but were unable to flop the conGa-
grafton, which every where made the nof
alarming Prosreis among the wooden houics
winch are all connected In the (nacr of
twenty hours, the flames deRroved 168 nr;o-
ciPaI houtes, and other edifces. Among +Le
Teit the grand church of the bifhopr;c, The
1"rE0n dc c'qyS5, the poif-offce, ths no a
horie ONCE, the inn for travellers, the onIv
TWO chymIit5 ihoPs in town, Que Of two
printing -honies, and the lodge offree-ma{ore
- :. "l> ne MOI, non, 2oPulous, and CONNER
CA quarter Of Gottenburgh.
nc PAff bu!ncd, although in the centre IF
ths c'tY, was fortunately iniulated BY tbrSa
I4ESVigaois canals, which have faved fhe rsf
!. nus part forms long and regular auarfc,
divided lengthways By four frcets in ar,io,l1
mes cFatied IN the middle by areet at fbe
right angle. The whole IS fIrrobndsd H.,
large quays, lined with frees, and the az
rampant OF che city. All that has been b.;It
on on thIS iurface IS reduced to afhes, exrent ,bs
Syfhhalum, which IS maion-work. and +,,,o
tageS alto ofmsionary, End the new TorG. ne
merchant. 'i0UIe OF
Upwards Of four thoufand perrons, are tei+h
out ibelter, and the greater ,,arf or -
reduced to The mof dreadful diRrejs I'm tlL,'!
nave no means of reAoraton in cona 10y
wvnere the rgour of the climate du~;,,T 49,.
iea'on, idIpends all internal cornr,,,niE9,.l
all productions OF the earth, ard all btc.oI'
IN the markets. OO'ineiS
All the merchants are buGrd c,,;.- Il
sam .t BOOKS and mott valuable effects, F. fbst
t"s ro'elgIl commerce may not GFsr. Tbc
loui5s o. 'ns [lch PfoPrIetors are notify in
i'fco' as IS cuitomary IN the north. BIZ -.
more ma gem part OF the people, the trades
mel, men ans arIFGstss, inHer extremely Ne
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MARGATE, Jan. IL.

MAMMA L, Jan. Ts
Julticeto the humanity ahdintrepidiey
OF the brave men, who, at the hazard
OF their own, iaved the lives of 70 many
OF Our luffering fellow creatures, on board
the ElIndoitan, demands q recital of
thelrmagnaninous and humane conduct.
l ne hrtt iignals Of the want of aHihance
from the fhip were obcrved about FIVE
on Tuetday afternoon; but tfom her
having been leen at dark to ride in ap-
parent iaFety, they were fnppofcd to be
gwen 60 the India yacht, which was in
attendance, bur their being continued
I'll 10 O'Clock, and then ceaGng, it was
thought the had been in diGreis and was
relieved. Il Being inpollibic for our
BOATS 10 Put OF Gil abour Il O'Clock
with any degree Of (afety, no cforrs
we're made tiil th-n, wnen the Lord
Mellon, manned vi,h Is brave fellows,
lannon's whom was ore Of her owners,
and Of waoir ,olloisation they principal
~ vent prr of from the pier, and pro-
ylaea.'alIy reached the flip foon after
'ouF, lite expecting 10 find her in rhe
diitreiing and ceplorable itate which
they then leehc!d her main and mizen-
mats gone, win the greatett part Of her
hui under water. On their nearer aD-
pr~">h theY beheld the bows Of the
IMP and *hat rigging remained, blac-
Eeiieu with the bodies of the diifretfed
lu!'eFeFs, and when within hail, the
cries o. the unfor1narc beings caufed
teas TO bedew thoie faces, which are
nor wont TO turn pale when they are
frequently led TO approach death in his
mot, terrific forms. But words canpor
a5icFlbc their feelings any more than
fhelr prudence and intrepiditv in an
preaching the wreck. They Iucceed-
CO. alter mott painful anxiety and f.
u8ue OF more rhan four hours, in refcu-
ing "a the iurviTing fuferers conlifing
OF Tie captain, mates, and men, to tbe
amount of Io8 perfons, with the Iofs
OF only two more, who dropped Daft the
ooato and wers drowned. When rhev
hao 8otten the grcareit part ofrhelc fafe-
~ on board their boat, and day light
was come, the yacht came I'D, and is
'ePPoied have taken either IA or,6
men from the wreck 70 that 12a Or
ia men we're iaved out Of the crew If
t43 perions therefore 10 or 21is the
8rearett number Of fuferers on this Ia
menrable oecaiion, of whom the gyear.
cit part were lweptfrom the wreck BEFORE
the arrival Of the boat, and among whom
It IS feared all the Inidihipmen were in
cluded. : ~
About one O'Clock on wedneGisv.
lley landed them At WhirRable, bleTs !
"'Th the the grateful raanks Of
thcte mere dian an hundred men
mus Pfovld-ntially relcusd from rh-
0oiom OF tbs aw5u: deep Ii is boDrd
and indeca expected, thar the Ind:acorn.
PahY viii han&f.nlely reward thofe FIX
Seen brave men, who thus iavei the
;iVcs OF tuch d Comfortable number of
5hcifieijo"- creatures, thereby foregoino
t'!e opportunity Of amazing coDlidera-
oie property which was fwin7mjno
around them in all directions. The
hip In great meafure fill remains TO-
getheF, bat appears TO be linking much
ocePer IL the 1and, and il is very doubr-
tui whether much Of The lading can be
recovered from the hold.
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CHARLESTON, March 9Th

1 5E schooner time, Capt William
Iackion, owned by M1nrs. Bold end
Rhodes, of this CRY, with a CARGO of oIo
bales of Cotton, from Beaufort and he
adjoining ilands, was, ON the night of
the 9TH inf. entirely confirmed by fire.
between Morgan's and ST.. Helena
liiands. The following particulars Of
this unfortunate event are furnifhed bv =
gentleman who was paGenger on board
The lchooner having COME 70 anrbor
early IN the evening, the paiiengers and
crew retired to bed, rhe captain !,avinr
PreViouhy had all the fire put out; bur
apPreheniIve Of fome accidenr from +b,.
carele1inels Of the crew he aoais VEN
on the deck, and faw every ching fecnrr
soon after they had fallen aleeD. tbev
were routed by the dreadful cry of fire;
and on leaving the cabin, found the cotron
On the deck, tails and rigging, in blaze.
ne night had been remarkably caIr,
but 1t now commenced blowing with
great violence from the weaward and !,
few momenrs the velIel and CARGO wer.
enveiopcd by this deitruSiye eIeren+
ne captain and crew jumped into the
ooa5, which was fortunately in The water
whence captain .Jackfon, with a fDiris
ana lntFePidlty that does him credir OF
INTO the cabln windows, although on fire.
and landed out the trunks, &c. Of rbc
Pahengers he was with much dificul-
y Periuaded 20 leave the vei1cl, and had
fcarceIy gor into the boat when rbs
quarter deck fell in. Throughout this
oi ', 1ceheso captain Jackfon acted
WIN the .greateit coolnefs and iudgrnent
and IN his excrtions to preferve the Dro-
Perfv was much burnt the cable havino
Dech CUT the vefel was blown on {hore
ouf very inall part Of the cargo, how
ever, was 1aved.
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pearing on one of his legs was gun
ihot wound, in contequence of which
the publican has been committed TO
Deal goal in order TO be tent to the
county where the murder was commit.
ted, TO take his trial.
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#"@fSio"4| s~tr0a5, from the LouiGQna
bambhLet.

Their fyagc ignorance, their ondiGiplined
Ps4hons, their rcflefs and warlise habits,
Their notions Of aasient rjgbf, make Indians
the titteft tools imaginable for difurbing the
tta.es. In The territory adjacent to the Ohio,
-WlhitiippI and hfidouri, there are more than
'bf"tg fboYtdad men, whole trade is hunting
and whois delight is war. Thefc men lie
At the mercy Of any civilized nation who
lives mean thcn. Such neighbour can gain
their friendibiP or provoke thsrenmi.y with
equal cafe. he can make them inactive, or
nc can route them to fury He can direa
the" movement IN any way he pleafss, and
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

Intelligence.
JON, Jan. II.

has been IN circulation, fuce
It, rhat Spaniih officer re-
- our iettlenent in the bay OF
lras, and made a formal demand Of
urrender of the ictrlcment in the
&c ofthe mott catholic king. We have
Ut heard chat any Official notification
OF this demand has been made to miniE
ters by the court Of Madrid. It is moft
probable, however, that tome points
remain to be adjufed between the
two courts of ferrous importance, which
retards the nomination of ambanadors,
and the concluhon OF rhe treaty thar has
beenlo long in disculIion.
BY letters from the Hague, it ap-
pears, that the financial propoiition of
rafting twentyfour millions for the e.l-
Penditpre of the preient year, which has
been laid by the government before the
legislative body, has excited the mott
general dil1nay. The funds Rave iuf-
tered comfortable depreiIion, and pc
ttlons are TO be preiented from every
quarter agalnG the adoption of the plan.
Ii is not yet known in what heht Isis
viewed by the Legislative body. When
they coniider the general di!contenr
which it has excited, particularly among
ali the principal merchants of Anttcr-
dam, they will probably admit il, oniy
after variety of qualifications, if ,hey
do not wholly reject it.
The Jews lately el~;se,oo inc RIGHTS of
cluzcnihip in Frankfort, and made
ftrong efforts to obtain chem but they
were reGGed, and failed.
The folders OK general ViGtor's ar
my, defined for LouifiaAa, are notify
italians, Germans, SwitS, sc. But few
French, excepr the officers, are among
them. Thus does Bonapartc make the
conquered Inhabitants OF one parf Of the
world icrve TO retain his do,ninions in
another.
The Emperor Alexander of Rol7ia,
has lately done an act ofjuffice and &c
neroiity TO part ofrhe Poles, the com
panon%of the efforts Of Ko1ciuiko, which
ought to be made generally known, 10
his honor. z number Of the lubaitern
officers and common folders, hayino
been taken priioners by the Rufians,
afterwards eicaped captivity by enli{t-
co in the Ruiiian iervice. An imperial
order, of the 1T OF December iaf,
permits all who entitled in tho(c cir
cunn{Gances, &c TO leave the aro,v ar
their pleaiure.'
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january ~:
# mRrde'' committed tq0elUe years ago

"'''' -''' ''"'"'''S" ET0eFOe gears ag0.
The following fngular circusnttance
has occurred at Deal, in Kent, wifbi0
theie few days. 4 perfon, who bar
kept public ho0fe ii the neiehboghood
OF Deal, with much responsibility for
ionle years, was diiputing with anorber
perlon IN Deal. High words arote, and
a zoldler belonging 10 the regiment in
barracks there, came I'D and enonjrtd
what was tbe matter. After the alrerrat;on
had lubfded, the folder fa;d RI tbn
publican, that he was fure he va,
Lincolnihire man, by his voice and
dialect the publican faii he was, b,,r
thai nc had nor beer there for lon,o
years. The folder foon after called on
one OF the maglftrares of Deal, and IN
formed him THAI a murder was ccrrr-it-
ted about twelve years ago in + tacolo-
lhiTe, by three men that TWO Wer4 "a
ken and executed, bBt that the third
frequently Advertised for, was rever
found, and thas he Groagly ufpeced
The publican VAS the man. The ma
Citrate ie1t a 1tatement Of the circrn,-
itaoce, and delcripcion Of The Dubli-
can S perlon to the place where .bc
murder was Gated to have been ron,
'nitted, and received for anfrer tha,
fhe itatement made by the folder was
correct, and thar the Description ofrbe
Pboican wercd, il a great meaf1,r
tnat OF the murdercr who bad made bis |
sicaPe' bur that ifir was the nr1e pcrfon, |
nc had glIn-lhor wound in one ofbis
'e553' nc publican was taken 10, and |
On his legs being infpgdcd By a fur
ssono nc pronounced i1at d wound an.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-26

By Uirtus ofa Deed Of I1ayl from
Jain y. orr to the SA6jeri6er, 10 lecare
The bamsut Of a debt due 10 Coli0 auld,
quiN be rxp9/edt 10 Sale, ia, 'raay moaey.
on IKE ~ day Of March nexf, al t6f
Cafe Hare, IN the Ts7va " 14lssau-
d,iQ,
A certain Tract Of valuable
LAND, lying in the county Of Prince
William, near the Red lIoule, on which
the iaid John D. Orr lately refded, cen
taining Ill5 acres, the bounds OF WHICH
wiliappear upon reference being had to the
faid Deed, which is duly recorded in rhe
office of the fad county.
Jan. IS. q
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loubltr ugn0ae.
On TUESDAY,,

A. 10 s,clses, qral be said az The Yeadas
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiAry and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. siefces and bis.
Coffee in ticrccs and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Oaeens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 uarscty OF DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
KerIeymeres, Duails,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Rufels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Sileda do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkercaiets,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
February Is.
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LONDON MILLINERY,

LATEST FASHION.
q FRS. E. MARSHALL, King areet,
w few doors above Ms. Mott's Ia
yern has juG received from London, an
adortment Of
VELVET and GRAPE BON
NETS and CAPS,
Of the latsG faihion, together wifha &C.
9eral adortmenr of Millinery, wllieh.ihs
offers for laie on moderate ser,as.
Feb. Is. DOT
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aales by analom.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
At 10 o'elock, qeiU be /old at The penane
Store, the Garner Of King ard Os'sn
6fssts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
GIN in caiks,
Wine in pipes snd quastsr calks'
Molailes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raii;ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lriih Linens,
Caaimeres, Calicoes,
Ker(eys, Threads,
Coating., Chintzes,
Halfshicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaughs, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Co,tons, Eiandkerchiass,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
n
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THOMAS SIMMS
les i;u9 r>esiq,<d and FIR shole,
One hoglhead IAMAlcA sPiRITs,
ouurronfe} , reays I'D.

n = ~
One hoglhead AMAlcA SPIRITS,
warranted 7 years ela.
ALSO,
600 lbs. Of hacked Flax OF good
quality,
boxes and jars,
cinnamon, frefh Lemons.
Apples by the barrel or inaalleF quar-
sity.
He has aiN on hand,
A few boxes Of Portugal ONIONS Of
an uncom4on tfze.
lie qyj5<s 10 /sl7
His property oppoilte George
Taylor's, Efq. Any pet(on inclined TO
purchafe may have it on moderate terms.
Apply as above.
/ Dec. IT. q
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Juf Received,
lid JarJale By ybs SA9lerber, N bis fors.
Is! carer et Prfree ard Uaiou Frees,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4shproof Brandy,
s do. New England Rum,
do. Holland Gin,
q Quarter caiks Catalonia red Vine,
: Kegs Anniieed Cordial,
il Boxes aipe Candles,
Sugas III hnes. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
fIyfsnisin. ard Souehcng Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Rziiins IN KEGS AM boxes,
Leiper's Snuff in half barrels and ksgs.
Meas coaIfc ara tiue shoes,
Woneas Morocco aud fancy kid do.
r Ard eighs Baies of INDIA GOODS, con-
fling OF ManiccSies, Enerties, Grzzisiahs, Mo
hanas, Gungies, Checks ana Calicees, and few
pieces China agd urge Raakerchsits, aud RAJ
xens Dick a iargs quantity OF Red SoAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels tanners belt
brown Oil.
BENT. STIREvE., Jun.
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Ricketts,, Newton q 90.
Have jgq ,eeeiv<a . for S9Ae,
A QUANTITY OF
Wool & Cotton CARDS,
20 Tons Platter of Paris,
10 hhds and 10 barrels Sugar,
10 bids. Rum,
1000 buibels of Lifbon Salt,
1000 do. Turks lIand do.
100 Rean,s Poit Paper,
90 DO Wrapping do.
Cs!e Dutch Qniiis,
90 Boxes Havannah Sugars,
hhds. Loaf Sugar,
de- Sewing Tmine and Shoe Thread,
de- fine hacked Flax,
60 boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
so Go. dipr Candies.
6 eaiks fire old Rye Whlkey,
4 d.. Apple and Peach Brandy, :.
tsseon, llgion Skin, Young Fyion and
Imperial ElAS,
20 hsTreis Pork and Beet,
20 do. Shad and Herring.
Ta-y are gioiag Ce@ tor
wbsar. Flour, Fiax-Seed, Rye, Corn. white
Peas, black eyed Peas, and have aieeniiant iup,,
NV of excelei, Flour FOR famiy uie, in hbls. and
baIf barrels, and can furnifh few thouiand
aonbIe bufhels Wheat Bran.
Dec 81. ~ u
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als5 By a.laio.'.
On WEDNESDAY,

III w G01f LIZ ~ a
stl,o .'eloek, euill Be J0ld at tbs 4saaHe
: Store, the corner IF King and on''1
e,ests. 81
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiksy IN Barrels,
Apple Braaay in barrels
Gin in casks,
Wine ia,}ipes and quatter cak',
Molaaesin hhds.
Sugar ia hhds. and barrels,
While and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Ratios in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
v,r;ctv Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lfhn LINENS
Callimeres, Ssileo.s'
sca.,;no. Chintzes,
Haifihicks, beo''.As'
Fssrnanobr. Cznahurgs,
plsnkets Sewing Silks,
o. Muffin aud Muffin
49, 49,. f,o,ton. Iisndkerchiefs,
W w and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings &c.
TAOS. BATIEMs Aa9i0aeer.
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Poney MlDEng.
STRAYED from the commons of Alex
andria, BAY PONEY, about g hands
high, tar on rhe forehead, reached main
and fhort locked tail, with iome grey
hairs about the root. Any perfon produc-
ing him to the fubfcriber, ihall receive
FiOe Dollars. or, if Aolen, and pointing
OUT the theft, 70 that he may be prolecut-
ed to conviction, hall receive alike
reward.
7. HAMILTON.
King ftreet, May 70. co wv
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Tweny Dollars Reward.

LEFT my fervice. on the morning Of the fri
infant; negro MOSES, black fellow about
II years of age, S feet 9 or 10 inches high; has
a peafaEt eountenance, a large month, inlali
impeachment in his fpeeeh when the leaf confufed;
his legs are rather fmall, and he is fond of IL
quor his clothing are fhort blue coat of coarfe
cloth, fwanfdown waiffcoat, and one Of "trip
ed country cloth, two or three pair of trowlers
Of different kinds, one is ttriped country cloth,
one lriih linen ihirt, or 2 oznaburg do. and a
wool hat.
1t is probable he may change his clothes, as
expe6 he has money with him, having Roen
fon,e from me, for which whipped him on the
22d ult. and expect the marks of the whip " ill
remain on, his back for fome days. did not get
half the money loft. The above reward will be
paid for approaching and fecuring faid fellow in
any Jail, 70 thar get him again, and all rcafon.
able charges paid if brought home to the fub.
feriber, in Charles County, near Port T obaceo
Maryland.
Matters of vei1els and others are forewarned
not to carry off or harbOr faid fellow ar their
peril
BASIL SPALDING.
May 4. law3tt
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May II.
Mrs. COOKE

Has the honor Of informing
her friends, and the inhabitants in gene
| raj, Of Alexandra and its vicinity, that
Che has opened School for young Ladies,
next door TO the corner Of Prince and
Warrington ttreeta, and hopes to expert
encc a continuance of the liberal and pc.
nerous patronage, which lhe has hitherto
received, and Of which Che will ever make
it her audy TO be thought deierving.
Mrs. Cooke purpofcs to engage a f.
leA number of Pupils, for whcIn, whet,
complete, Che will procure Teachers ofap-
proved abilities TO perfect them in thofc
branches of literature, which their parents
or guardians may with them TO attain.
Young Ladies, reGding at diRance
from School, boarded by the day or week
during the warm fealon. A few yearly
boarders will be received on mode rate
terms, to be made known at the fchool.
April r.. oa,s1-n