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NEW YORK, October r..
ExfyA9 fflom tbe Protest IF Captain Mssk!sy, AZ
hadssH.

DOMINICA:
By this public inarunlcnt ofproseR be it Known
unto all whom it doth or may concern, that on
the 6fG day of Augnlt, in the year Of our Lord
one thoGfand eight hundred and three, before me,
John Wilbrahan,, notary public, by lawful autho-
rity duly admitted and lworn, reGding and prac-
thing in the town of RoGean and inlnd aforcfaid,
perfonally appeared John Mookler, mater Of the
brig Mark and Mary, Of the portof f{udfon, in
America, Emanuel Pera1y, mate, and Oven
Csthcars and Elias Thomas Moore, feamcn, who
being by me the fsid notary duly fwcrn on the
Holy Evangelias Of Almighty G,d, depoie and
fay-and 6rf, the faid John Mooklar FOR himfclf
faith, that he failed in the faid brig from Sandy
Hook, in America, on the aSth day Of June laf,
with cargo confiting Olive fock, lumber, ialt
and picked fifth, beef pork, -four, and bread
that being on her pahage bound to Martinico, on
the econd day of July following, the veael fprung
leak, by reaion Of the wind blowing hard
gale, AMI very heavy iea gong, iiofonuch that
The kept one phnp confantly working that on
the twenty ninth day of the faid month of July,
he arrived at the north end of Martinico, ard was
there boarded BY boat from his Britannia ma
ieRy's figaic Emerald, with an officer therein,
sao impreiled and forcibfy took out of the vefel
three ieamen and boy, named Lyrdon Comfock,
Peter B.ekus, John Bacon. and Hugh Moor
mack, one of which had protection and certid-
cate of his being citizen5 that ihorty after his
70 taking away the men he returned on board and
brought with him an An,ericen Tailor and an in
valid who had been long tine in the frigate---
that the fad officer, in the name of captain James
O'Brien, commander Of laid frigate, then ordered
him, the ,eponent, to quit the coat of Martinco
Immediately, &c. wher he food For Dominica,
where he arrived on the 3ia, &c.
Sworn TO and asncd by the aforefaid MookIar,
Pcrady, Ca,hcart, and Moore-ahd witneaed,
tefifcd and fealed in proper form.
FOf the above impreaed men Lyndon Com
Rock was born ia this fate, and Peter Backus in
r. Inand, and John Bacon had a certificate and
protection, and Hugh NJ Cormack was boy, sp-
p:sntice 20 the owref.
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congress Of tbe Clutch States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. .
TUEssAY, OCTOBER 10.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 70.
The House met at II O'Clock agreeable TO ad.
journment yesterday.
The thanks of Mr.. Macon, on being elected 10
the Chair as Speaker was read.
An order made to furnish each member with
three newspapers.
A committee was appointed to enquire what
alterations was necessary in the Post.offices and
Post.roads in the United States. Referred to
committee of Eve.
Mr.. Randolph moved for a committee Of the
whole on the state OF the Union. Carried afhr
few remarks from Mr.. Grswold.
Mr.. Nicholson moved for a committee TO be
formed, to enehire what additional protection was
necessary for American seamep. Carried.
A letter was read from the Clerk Of tie House,
inclosing letters addressed 30 hm respecting con.
tested elections.
A petition was presented praying resomp.rce
for a quantity or Arms made for the use of the
United States, when at war with Great Britain,
and which had been seized by the enemy. Re-
ferred TO committee ct CLAIMS.
A memorial was presented by Nj. Griswold,
on the behalf OF Moses Her and another, laie
commanders of The United States ship. OF war,
Connettteu. and .Rishs,ona, for salyage fer se.
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aaSiag tie Hazard, ia the rsvolusionafy wsrs---
Referred to the committee of Claims.
It was then moved and agreed co, that 50 muen
cf the Presidents Speech as concerns the armed
vessels Of the Eeliigerent powers be refened 10
select committee.
Mr.. Dawson moved that so much Of the Presi.
dentt' Speech as referred 20 finances De reterreo
20 4 coinn;ittse.
alr. GTswo,d opposed, whereupon tie House
divided. Ayes S4-Noes 4s.
Adjourned.
Captain Cook, arrived az Salem. IN Is days
from Maka, infarrDs that he was al Bombay, the
a8ih February lait, where mcis alarming ard
diitreiang fire .onS place, which dsitroyed 40
houf-a, built of ffcne, and tiled, and properly 90
HE amount CT 2, GOO, cool tetlb'g.
III February last IKE British were fitting nnt AZ
expediscn TO Port Bundes, OF the Gozuras cosss,
al had IN contemplation tie srtj.ction Of all the
Mabra..a powers, and at that tiss had a large
force N ,bat county. The expedition was Con-
Quoted with Ike greatest sectecy--pews from thar
quarter being eatirely oppressed--pInte.s osing
pre- h,bised from publishing any thing from thar
coast in their papers. The conquest Of all lndss
worth having, Is undoubtedly their ut,aiate inter-
ton.
The English had also sehta large fope against
the King Of Candy, in the Island otCeyion, afi
daily exree,ed accounts q the suretder Of all his
hereditary possessions. Tie war WAS occzaeael
by some Of the nations under the pfotFttion %
the English being piuadeted by ausjsetfs Of Is
King OF Candy, aid ne refused, or, AZ .szsT,
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PfiYLA DELpII--.. /, 0Itob., 81.
Arrived, Briggs Apollo, Williams, St. Andtsr';
Hiram, Fullerton, LeghcrH, via. Lssa'ssso; Jane,
Logan, Jamaica; schooner Phoenix, Merrill,
Portland.
A,,iued AZ kbe Laxarsf..
Schooner Ann and Mar, Coulter, ja,ni;ca.
Cleared, Brig Saunders, Ei4Ttshorre, Whining
ton, Delaware.
The brig Dean, sailed tom Liverpool :or this
port, the 3lst Augass.
LIST OF VESSELS,
Left at New Orleans she 10Th Of sept.
Ships New Yo.k OF Philadelphia, TO sail for
Cork in few days; CaFisir. OF Baltimore, TO
sail fi.r Liyerpoaliu TWO st,fee days Ocesf, It
New York. Brgs Palace, Enslesen i,r Nrw-
York Veius, Stanford, Tor d.. Iioreiot, capt.
a.aa) to SAL for Fgarce. sehoones Bee. ct.
pnitadelpha, captain Dove, troH1 aa'sicas PLY.
tcapt desa) Maze, for Pos,!andss Enserplise.
IIa,hor,. for philaaelPm2s a,fd yyera oSi,st yes-
seis names unknown. Corning down the flyer
past ten sail al the English turn, bound up, three
more below the sufn, one OF whch was the brig
Dispatch, bound up. Off Cape Hatsesas. spoke
The big Amazon, from Cape Francois, blow,ag
very fresh. Before We spoke the brig we had dis
trsssing gales of wind with tremendous seas.
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~ che 1aSs Ut nations % "sASS's oa>. 49,
IN .r., each other, and to dcafoy each oi!ssr.
% asIi ,heie rights they would be deprived by
eai" "a sway the right Of siitation AMI fsarch.
psOs "A be isapoaibie for them to sfcsrsain sio
W. .s.;, sncs,its, and who their srien3s; what
s' n' ' ser. neusral. ani what belonged 60 thcf
''u .;... what fnips wcge laden with enemy's
''s a.,,y. and wha, with neutral; ard which were
g'o;;s,,ej by oeusral fsanen. ard which by thsi,
a's their enemies. lin dnc, ii woulj either
0sy !, ectiIary for them 10 attack the com
Pm. Is the whole world or 10 rn,,kc no attack
n' 'm Ifthas doctrine wasehab.ithed Bonaparte
"a have onlr - charter from the citizens of
I. limited Srate, all their vetI.'s, fill shsr with
sS..h f,ldie,s, AID he would hare no difficulty
:. ,,,ol,orting shen to Englani. Being on bard
nS..,,, yeGcis, sed falling un-'cs aneutra' ,Sg,
sS.l;a y.asls Of var would have no fight TO
ss,s.. with them. They would be bound TO
1ssd., tbe neutral a,g, as conciufisc evidence,
:, oa,v of the nsuiraly of the vsdels, bot of the
vs. DE mariners. and of all on board. But
80 80 iuconGtscnt is this with the laws of ieif-
,.rocf'a Which is the u,oR esyfsl4 riyb', that Of
Is,.l;ny sss's self OF liar Of preserving RE
:.LDaltsee exltria;r Of assttsys Is not the law
.fs,lf deferce tie Eff law OF nations; and one
,b which no other can be put In competition!
Thu, Is what Saibiriss contenda for.
Truc The advocates of the 8. m,dtrs la7v Of
.,,a;ey,." seen TO consider Independence, as not
.oly tbs mas Important, tut re maj pe,tfd right
!. nature. NOT eontcn, with making man IT.
,.o.odeut OF man, they would fvfa axf,oy his
J.n.udence upon his Sod, aud make him dtPead
.,k ss,s BIZ s4us tSssgfass and fttisgs. ltds-
roasnee is feeling. that ought always to b,
,,ber;shed but oa.y as is consistent with the
,,tnre Of man and Iaings, as they new exist.
X.ste of 7srfea independence rever yet existed
4 society. or among nations. II is absolutely
secessarv for the existence of civil society, and
III, HARMONY Of nations, that bafh individuals and
nations should make sacrifice Of a part of their
Independence and some of their ptide. Indeed,
!, ought not to be called sacrifice. 1t is only
changing air for subsistence or that which is Of
no value, Tor that whichis absolutely necessary,
The suffering belligerent nations to;visit * search
on, vessels is sacrifice Of that kind. We lose
only momentsry qualification of pride, but we
gain an important right, which will enable us,
il eur turn, 20 defend ourselves from abuse and
sSyfsssiom
Having now ascessincd, that belligereEts do
possess the right Of visitation and search, We are
prepared for the examination of the efficacy and
force Of An<riess pr0se7ions in the hands OF Bri-
t,a sanen, which is reserved for the next mum
ks
SULPILIUS.
5alins,e, Ga. s. ,so3.
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fuin his credit with a people firmly attached
to republicanism. Mr.. Adams is charged
with the same crime, for having written
thatboos, in which he says every American
is bound to fall upon his knees in deyouts
gratitude to Almighty God, for having IA
voured this nation with that Constitution,
which Hamilton contributed as much as any
man to form, establish and maintain. The;
charge against Hamiltonis often general,
but is sometimes made specific, as respects
his propositions in the General Convention.
There both he Mr.. Madison, and other
members, arc supposed to have submitted
propositions, in order. to bring on dis
cussion that might lead to the adoption Of
that form which should ON the whole ap-
pear most eligible, without being them
|'selves particularly tenacious Of them. Gen.
II. it's believed, proposed that the Presi.
deaf and Senate should like the Judges,
hold theirc aices during good behaviour, and
that the Governors of the several States
should be appointed by the general Govern
msnt. This his enemies say is, faonarchy.
We have also very good reason to believe.
that he became convinced, by the discussi-.
on which followed, the proposed duration
of Office would not answer our>purposes,
and cheerfuily abandoned the idea. When.
the question, however, was taken, respect,
ing the President, some ofthe States voted.
for it, and among them the Virginian De-.
legation, including the republican Mr.. Ma,
Olson.
Mr.. Madison, it is believed, went much
further than Gen. H. in his propositions
he even proposed that the President should
have negative upon theacts of the several
State legislatures. Though the PROPOSE
tions OF neither Of those Statesmen were
adopted, yet it was to be expected that
any odium was to be attached to them for
having made them; nor is it to be suppos-
ed that they did not prefer the CONSTITUTE
on which after much patient elaboration,
and candid compromise was finally adopt
ed. They both signed it, and they were
both concerned in writing The Fedora
list series of papers calculated to pro-
mote it's adoption, and acknowledged to be
the ablest productions upon that subject
Since that period, Gen. II. has uniformly
exerted hinaselfin support Of the consritu-
ton /; and thougl, from year to year it has
been frittered down, and is in fair way
(unless a change of councils should take
place. 20 be shortly annihilated, yet he has
never been known to have any hand in the
murdcrous process, but on the contrary has
endeavored to avert the horrid catastrophe.
Yet he is styled an enemy to the constitu-
ton, friend to monarchy; while those
who have destroyed some OF its fairest fea-
lures, and, as the Egis informs us, are de-
termined still to go on with the work Of
destruction, are called its dearest lovers.
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Wet and Smith.
Sept. re.
LunG for Sale.

] with TO f:ll from thopiand TO twelve hundred
acres OF good Farming Land, in the county Of
Fairfax, on the xatsEs of Pors's Head and Jon>
nymorc iuns.
This land viii either be fold together or in e.
parate parcels, as may be agreed on. 1t is we'll
l,uatsd for The diipol.! Of prodcce, beiug within
twenty miles Of Alexandria, and thirteen OF the
Uccoeuan Mills.
Any perfon, wihing to purchafe, may know
the terms by applying to the fubfcnber neas
Dumfries.
Join Gibson.
Sept. =. dow
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SALEM, October IS.

Iener,lI, |NSOUtI
with tba = :: hamilton has often been charged
cal oo -. slA 9. . preference TO monarchi-
Other n,aanent, without, We believe, any
'ioatlon than malicious desire TO
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alsranbrta DatIp sboert(ser.
WEDNESDAY,, OcroBER IS.
REALTH.0PFICE,


The Committee of Health report seven
deaths, for the "a hour. ending this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-.
ceipt of Twenty Dollars from Joseph Plea
SAINTS of James River, and Ten Dollars
from friend, by the hands of A. Smith,
Esq. as donations for the use of the Poor.
I, is with peculiar pleasure the Committee of
Health lay the following report of the Health
Officer, before their fellow citizens, sincerely
hoping and con6d. ntIy believing the favourable
predictions therein contained will be fully just.i-
ed by tire event ola few days.
S. SNoWDEN, .SecYy.
The Health Offer has tie satisfaction 70 an
ncunce to the Board the rapid decline Of tile Epi-
demic within few days past. From the CONCUR
ring report Of the Physicians there appear 10 be
but fair cases now existing that present lndica-
tious Of ulifavorabe terlninariors, and these are
not SC recent origin. Several cases Of fever have
occurred since the 5til Instant, but it is believed
that but few if any Of them betray symptoms Ct
impending malgnancy; among these soue have
originated in houses charged by previous disease
with contagiop. Should their result b. favorable
which must be speedily ascertained, an inference
will be justifahle that our absent citfSens ,iyav
return with safety. In the mean time the Health
Officer earnestly recommends as an essential pre-
paratory measure, that'al houses including stores,
as well as dwellings be daily opened for the ad.
mission of fresh air. In such as have sheltered
disease at any period of the season it wall be e..
qualy necessary to explode gunpowder in their
corners ard other recesses, and TO make plenll-
full use Of lime to the walls ard ceiling, and of
soap aud water 70 the floors.
The number Of deaths which have taken place
within the last SO hcdrs, will not stand in oppo.
sit,on to tile foregoing statement, when it is re-
nlembered, what is we'll known faa, that those
whose situations have remained critical towards
the close of this species of Epidemic have been
generally swept off OIL the first accession Of wea.
1er unusually cold.
ELlSHAC. DICK,
N(ah6 01sctr.
October lq, 1908.
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Sept.
Ihe Subscribers

To OttD5Cf tOCI ,
BEING anxious to decline the Mercantile Blu.
dnefs, will difpofe Of their
Stock on Hand,
Upon advantageous terms. to any ps'fon wihins
20 purcbsie. who will iecu'e the payments in :
Satisfactory manner.
Taos (. WsJaington e Co.
N.B. All thcle iadebsed 60 the above frr
are requefed TO mike imInsl late pay rnent, as it
is their with TO cloir thc bu6oeis Of he eoneero
with as 1.-THE de'ay az poEb.e.
on. s. aa
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WILLIAM H3GDSG1J
OFFERS FOR SALE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
A conGgnment Of wei. boos ts fipe tae ard Essqa's
Broad Cloths g .Ke1stms9sS,
BY the piece 0, package, at an ai<sac5 af:-
hrlt colt and charges Only.
He has a.fo tor (ale, imported by the 10 &c,
Bradford, from Liverpool.
1;oemy cases English FELT HATS.
sieted prices.
LSkewlse-Negro Cottons, Halfthlekss
Keileys, Coatingss Balzes, and bale OF
worltrd Pantaloons.
Aquaniity Of Liverpool ard Cadiz coatir
SALT.
Il fen Aogshead5 Mola55s;-M ova Scotia
GRINDSTONES.
For Re1s5-The Dwelling Houfe and
Wa.ehouic on Prince freet, Inc latter occupied
by hitnief, and we'll calculated for the dry goods
oaGoefs: the former fuitable for gcntcel family.
The terms will be moderate and immediate pof-
Gon given. d
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DR.. BARDW WELLS
Re-animasing Solur 1Metaye, or Pa5alax
If Life,

OF the cure of Coniunption and Afthma,
Diforders in the stomach and Bowels, Convui-
hons, Choic and Dlientery.
Cautious III inyeisigaSi9n, and attentive en-
quiry into the nature aid laws of the animal
&c. nomy. having long confirmed an opinion in
the mind of ehe inventor, that all the maladies
aforementioned, derive their origin from the
fine caus>., iadirect debility, or eonfequlnl
weakness, the analogy o. their fource, by ia
t.lral inference iaggetled the idea Of their remuv-
al by the fame means the rsfat WIS the diff
csvcry of the Re-a'imatiag Solar Tincture,
v hch after having been employed in tholfands
OF lnitanees, with the nlsit ancxampied asa aGo
rifhing fuc,ef-, hss obtained IL woruleft .ppto
baton of chnaeFs of the tisit refpeetahility,
both in and out Of the profeiii n the proprie.
tors can CO. fjently recommend, as ore e the
mott certain, efiicaeiaus, and ple~fant remedies
ever diccovered by man efSered to the world
r. Price dollar, and dollar SO Cents per bot
tie. The large settle coutali,s pesriy ruo d
The lnall. Copious Directions ior their ulc are
fcaled up with each bot;lc.
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7agl Reeeivsd and for lals,
a = parcel Of excellent Rhode
Illand POTATOES.
ABEL WILLIS.
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.
Sept. -.

By Virtue Of a Deed q 7aNH exc
ecufsa by Henry LIE to tbs ia5feSi6sy,
fsr touring q deb due frow/ asa ilrury
Ire, to nm. Ludzosll Lee, defsalea,
the tollozoing traas s Lend ryiA be
Sold at public Auction,
for uaay mosey, attbe times md places
b<yatler mentioned, batfs toJy:
One tract containing 28oo a
ores, calIediHoliis's Mafh, lying in the
county Of Weamoreland, adjoining the
Stafford cfate, and bordering on the 70,
tomac river.
One other tract containing
500 acres lying IL the county Of Fairfax,
al The mouth OF d ,ficult run, Oh the welt
fide thereof, and bounded by the Potomac
liver atsthe Great Falls.
One other tract containing
1900 acres, together with nosety Of q
MILL, ly'ing in Frederick county, where
The faia tract is called and known by the
lsame Of Bufaloe Marin.
Thefe tracts will bc fold on the refpcc.
tive premifes: The Ii} on the 2Sih OF
September; the I'd on the 9th OF Otto
Der, and the sd on the 18th OF Oetobe.
next.
The above tracts will be lad off and
fold in fnaller parcels, if the title papers
Gao be obtained III time TO enable the iub-
icf.ber to have them divided.
(Signed)
ByMvod Wala1ngton.
ArorCl 10 dI,ikO z
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Cop. Gus QIrcCtioifS iol Viz w L -
Drops fer Deafnefs are feaied up with eaen p0e-
te. Psice one dollar.
Dr.. Stoughton.s Cordial B'fts's'
faithfully prepared al the original ware
houic, London. !,
This incompatible medicine has food
the teR Of univerfd appreciation IN Europe
Tor near an hundred years, in the cure ano
prevention Of, .
LIS IF 035sfits, bad digSaan, aoiaay
1b5lir, JuyJfets, byas,ie Oapours, jainfne/s
and iumbliag, agus ard ytVsr, asprx0Sa
Ipirfs, foaI breQt6, qvoyms in ebilayen'
JeurOey, odfyul7i0us ar Fop9agss, 6ilteas
fepers, lek fits, sc. &c.
T Is Thefs Bisters being now general
~ uled in tayerns and pubic places, and
universally acknowledged by all who have
tried their effects, to be tar hyperion 20
the competitions formerly impoied IN imi-
tati9n thereof the proprietor hath redrc-
eff the price 20 thole who pufchase largely
above fifty per cent. Directions viii be
paaed on el,e Hostl:s, and-which will be
alto fcaled. in order to detect counier-
feits and upfart pretenders, who will all
tell you, they make the genuine Slough
tons Bitters; anG in order 10 i,npofe their
tsath on the public, they ionrtimes copy
part of the true advertisements and diTec-
tions.
June rs. Jaw
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Phil. R. Fendall,
Robert Young, ExlOrs.
VIM. Waters,
Auguf 10. d
& Fifteen Dollars ReUGYd.

RAN AWAY from The fubfcriber, near
Slate Run Chuch, in Prince William
county, in the night Of the soih ultimo, a
tall negro man, by the name Of DAvIE.
rather ola blask complexion, long faced,
full eyes, long feet, with large ancie
bones, full in the hollow Of his feet, and
had on and took with him, when he went
away,a country Rriped cloth round ahout,
one calico do. and fluff coloured cloth
coat, with iundry other coarfe clothing.
The above reward will be paid for fecur-
ing him 10 any Jail 70 that get him,
and reafonable charges paid in additions,
# brought home.
John 5afeAson.
Auguf 9. Ia.5t
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Or. BARDWELL'S
Annodyne Eiience, for allkinds
Of Head Achs.

THE reno4vued 0i,tues IF The 4nnodynf
s0sne<, is n0sv ia generally kao1oa, toaf
II ism prsfamptioa in the Pr9py,ef0r' 70
Jay, that Head Achs, ayjfng fyoxs sv1'4fe-
per caH/e, or bozpeuer pialent, tslfanflp
fa5mit to IFS penetrating 1oaofys. i6S ~
s0alua6ie Auuodyne, has frequently nc
e<eded after fbe 6sf ads',ee, and every
Other ,em<dy bad failed; BY Us Ialatary
operation, itm/saf6J promotes circulation
and peyJpiratian, and thereby 1,sUents the
return Of tbe msf oejqiuat< periodical head
Gcbs.
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Specific DROPS FIR Deujnef,.

FOR many years have thefs drops been ufed
with an,aziag fucceis in DE.iFNESS < HARD
NESS Of HEARING. Ihsie who are unac-
quainted w.h the great relief afforded BY this
valuable m. licine, are eaalefly omnlelei t
a trial. Few are the cafes in whioht has not
been of gseat ieryice, and ve:y often perfected a
complete cure.
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ie2l U0LLa2.s Re1Qard.

RAN AWAY from the pIantatioa Of
Lawrence Lewis, efq, Fairfax county on
Friday the 10Th inf. a Negro man rafr'd
PETER:
He is about IL years of age, 5 feet So'
10 inches high, rather fender made, vtV
dark complexion /; has large ieaF on ON
Of his legs, occahoned by me cut Of a
lcythe lalf harveR, the wound nol FEE
tc6ily cured his clothes not rccollec'so
but believe nothing more than common
Negro cotton jacket and tToufers' he Fs'
fsen in Alexandra lat Saturday, and !
Is faPpolcdg he is now in that place. Az
lnai3efs OF veiiels and others are caulOl''
agsina harboring or carrying Oh lad NI
lev Al their peril. The above I'wa' ~
will be givsa for fecuTiDg hin IN any 7"
70 that | get him again, or upon df''s 80.
ing him 10 the fabicriber, with all ia
ionable charges PAID.
Roger Farrell, Managa'
AugnG III.