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DF virtaeef q Deed Of truse, executed.
y 70 the subscribers by Michael NJ
Kewan and Mary his wife, for the. pur-
pose Of securing debt due from said
M'Kewan to James Quinn, viii be sold
at Public Auction for ready money, on
Tuesday the st day OF November next,
a Valuable Tract Of LAND lying on the
east side Of Back Greek in Berkeley
County, containing about 400 acres, on
WHICH there is a Stone Merchant and
Grist Mill, calculated for three pair of
stones, a Distillery and Saw Mill, all in
good repair and adjoining each other,
two convenient Dwelling Houses, with
other necessary out Houses; also seve-
raj neSer-faihng Springs Of excellent
Water, and . sulphur Spring, all con-
veniene 70 the Houses about $50 acres
Of said land is cleared, nearly all of which
would make excellent meadow that can
be easily watered, the balance Of said
Tract is Ia timbers dtsoabout $50 acres
of well Timbered. Land, lying within
two smiles of the above described proper.
ty, on which there b supposed toghe q
quantity Of Iron-oar. .sAiso the following
Negro slaves, 20 ~it. Yarmouth, q! Ne.
gro Man, Sarah his wife, and Fanny
the:r child, and Yarrow 4 Negro Man.
The sale win be held on the premises, to
commence at%fa O'Clock. 4 zssss.' " fst7
- ~ EPHRAIM GATHER g
VI 80 30. = MATTHEW fRANSoNE,
< ..@---lle Z - zZ:sys - : Trustees.
September r. 1905. =. ~ Asss-a :,
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Valuable PROPERTY for sale.

= 10y
SEO be sold or rented, the Plantation
Y II whereon / now live, containing
la67 acres, part Of which is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are several
springs in convenient situations, two of
which are strongly imprsgnated with sul-.
phur. On this place are good Apple
Orchard, and about ~ acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also a new Merchant Min, and
Saw Mill, working under al 9 feet fall OF 4
Sleepy Creek. with two. oyeFshot water
wheels the Grist Mill has one pair of
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, 41-2 feet diameter. The stream
on which the Mill stands is navigable.--
Timber Is Aoated down 10 the Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be rated from the Mill down to the river
Potomak. This property is situate s
miles from the Potomak river, and :
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Wiz.
ginia.. The terms, SC. may be tnownby
applying to the subscriber. - ~. T. :.
= FREDERICK SNYDER. "
April 80, 1908. III 49, = =
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A VALUABLE TRACT of LAND
! ~ g,~~ For Sale. = - 49, -.

THE above Tract Of Land Is univer-
1 sally known by the name Of the
White House Tavern tn confirms III
acres, equal in soil TO any in these parts !.
as to public business, there Is none supe.
rior. Further description need not be
given. As it's SO well known, except any
person=lixinga q distance may incline
to purchase, inwhich case il may be ne.
cessary 70 add, that it Is within I6 miles
Of Winchester, 6 of Charles Town, on
the main road leading from the Northern
to the Western Territories J. =; =
Terms win be made known by the
proprietor livingon the land. >
i ANDREW MCCORMICK.
J. August ~, 1908. =. Ism.
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! N.osTI..cR
MAT the subscribers are read,

NhAI the SUBSCRIBERS are ready to
i receive and manufacture al kinds
Of grain agreeable to the terms hereafter
mentioned, viz. Out Of every fifty bu-
shells Of nerchantable Wheat they will
deliver ten barrels Of Super6ne Flour,
and stand the inspection. All Flour
manufactured AZ our mill win be deliver.
edatvhefiyer without any charge.All
other grain shall be particularly attended
to. Agenerous price win be given IN
cash for understandable Wheat and Flour.
Barrels delivered At the mill.
THOMAS SWEARINGEN,
DAVID BEATTY.
August $, 1908. [sml
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

d AN away from the subscriber living
N four miles from Shepherd's- Town,
Berkeley County, on:the Cd inst. Me-
gro Man named Aafhbny Hood, but
being very artful fellow, 1t is probable
he viii change it and attempt to pass for
a free'm he is between so and 20
years ofage, about feet 10 inches high,
straight and trim built, rather Of a. vel
lowish complexion and his wool beginning
to turn gray. Had on when he went
away new gray coating roundabout
lined with red asnneI about half worn
with old plated buttons, 4 blue cloth
waistcoat nearly new;hemesmade linen
shirt and trowsefs, and a high crowned
hat he also took with him between Is
and 90 dollarsin cash. Eight dollars re-
ward viii be paid for said Negro, iftaken
in the neighbourhood, twenty dollars If
thirty miles, and if more than Fifty miles
from home, the above reward and all
reasonable expenses. - Is -
JEPHTHA MARTIN. j,
October 7, 1905. Il. II
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BERKELEY, SIS. E 80 Z. 3, = Ii
-.s...' =. Ncvember Court, iso2.
William Hin, Complainant,
+" -ff AGAINST 60 III T. :.
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
h ton and Samuel Washington, heirs Of
Il Thornton Washington, decd, John
y Bate and James SEhally Bate, Def'fs.
hi !: MI. j. i { In cHANcERY. :
THE Defendants, John Thornton,
~ l. Augustine Washington and Sa-
rnuel Washington, heirs Of Thornton
Washington, deceased, John Bate and
James Smally Bate, not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO an act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainant by his Counsel, his or
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in Octobernext, to answer the
bill of the complainant, and that a copy
Of this order be forthwish inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for two months sue
cessively, and published at the door Of
the Court House ofthe said County.
i A Copy, -. -z.s5,,' 5000 49,.
. ~ Teste, .~-' -
H. BEDINGER, c.s.e.
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lrita.ien D 1Iassssn;s ode Il Hana,


TO IN creatures Of tke earth {.
Bounteous Mature, attheir birth,
Gave the aids, or gave the arms,
To9secure their lives from harms
To the buIlthe front az steel,
To the horse the horned heel;
Swiftness 20 the timorous hare,
Fur and fury to the bear
To the pard the deathfnl paw,
The lion the devouring jaw, II :
MAN the inconquerahle mind ;
What for WOMANwas behind I
LOVELY WOMAN yer IN store
Nature had one present more
THEE she gave the bosUer u charm
BEAUTT IN things can disarm.
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Il General Assortmeat DC HlIGHESs
1 BAR -IRON.t
For s1leI n flie Sifbscribers

4 For sac at The 81 TlbeTS,
WARRANTED TO BE GOOD,
Price six dollars a hnldred, gross sDe;ght.
Y Those who may wishto purchase this
article, either by the large or small par
Gel. win be able % supply themselves on
as good termsas If they went 70 the Iron
Works.
P. NADENBoUscH, / Co.
Martinsbufg, August IL, 1905. ~ -
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BLANK DEEDS
For sale at this Office.
HARRISBURG, Berkeley Conmty, :
/ Kirgiaia; Printed and published 5y
JOHN 4LRUR IT'S
,l',, OF the INTELLIGENcER.

THK prics ofthis Paper is i1vs daHays
per anasp,, sne doliaEpayabif az me time
Of subscribing, and one 1uhea the year
espires. Distant Subscribers pay fer the
auvhos gear ~ ad6aaar. The price Of
Advertisements, 70 non-sassrriSers, Is
one dollar per square sri three rreeks
insertion, and for contiaaaace after thar
time IS cents Per tpeeks Subscribers sviH
coafinasto receive a reduction 81 ene. fsIrta
on lheiir a4perfisements.-- 81. gg4
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FOR SALE, =. o.. .
VALUABLE Tract Of LANE

FFyr -@ ,Ee.E ,5ron OALE, 81 I. >
a VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
n situate at the Bridge on Opeckon
Greek, about two miles from Martins.
burg, Berkeley County, containing s75
acres, more than two hundred acres of
which are cleared, is good arrable Land,
and the rest in timber, about 20 acres Of
good bottom Land, all ofwhich can easi-
~ be converted into Meadow. As tits
presumed no person viii purchase with
out first viewingthe property, IL is not
thought necessary 20 descend TO partieut
lars. Mr.. Joseph Evans, jur. my agen-
in this business, is authorised 10 contract
with any person inclining to purchase
and the premises may be seen on applica-
ton to Mr.. Philip Connie who al present
occupies them. ,Ee
DANIEL vANNTETRE. ,
Septembef2, 1908. f3m.1
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s8SHeIlIy OF tnlSAO1tonGs 49, -
1--we look thro' life We find that misc /.
rysis more general than happiness tha.
disappointment and yexation prevail
over real happiness the greater part Of
our lives. n al ranks of mankind this
Is to Be observed. Thevolnptuops Lord,
rolling IN his Chariot, feels the Bit
terness Of disappointment---th impossi.
bility ofhaving his inordinate wishes gra-
tiled ind TO his unhridled appetite
email rebuff rises 4 choaking chagrin.--
Although these evils openly appear,
which lower on the brow and melt in the
eye, yetwe think our own misfortune
still greater. Those who ny from conta-
gion, and leave their houses, and mer..
chandize in their warehouses, think no
misfortune can equal their loss and in-
convenience. Yet with what patience
ought they to be endowed and how
thankful TO Providence should they be,
when they hear that FIRE, that destructive
and horrid element, has destroyed the
fortunes oftheir neighbours who remain
ed, and driven friends and acquaint-
anee, whom but yesterday smiled Under
competency, houseless wanderers upon
the earth. WE \ II -.n4Gt..-
On the other hand, how few in their
most exalted situations can look down
without the remembrance Of some alloy.
Ina state Of happiness fear is continually
representing the possibility of change |;
the mariner bafled by adverse winds frets
1t the delay, and when q change takes
place, while steering before the gale, he
fears another shift. In q state of misery
Ii Is trne, that hope sometimes OPENS a
cheerful scene, and soothes the mind un-
dersits pain but everyman's experience
will convince him that hope is common
~ less predominant than fear, and that
the wretched are less tempted to display
the smile Of Joy, than the happy forced
to heave the sigh Of woe. But however
common the evils Of human life may be,
certain II is that woes equally great do
not affect an men with equal anguish -
and the different manner of sustaining
evils arise from submission to Provi-
denee |; natural insensibility, orsan ad-
ven.itious fortitude acquired by the sxer-
ton ofthe virtue OF patience. -, -;
!. ScorIus was designed for literary
life. From a sanguine temper he was
prone to anticipate success, and from an
enterprising disposition was little inclin-
ed to sit down eontented without large
share of reputation. Influenced BY
love of public fame. he -ventured to an
peal TO public taste, and actually sent in-
TO the world a work Of considerable me.
rit; but, as il wanted some popular at.
fractions il was soon neglected and sent
TO oblivion. An evil Of this kind the
merchant or manufacturer, may perhaps
treat with contempt. They, however.
who have been in the same situation will
know the anguish which tortured the
breast of the disconsolate Scotius. This
was the grand affection of his life, and
ON this he meditated without intermissi.t
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Tan MoRALIsT.

Doctor johnson observing upon some
occasion, that iaziness was worse than
the tooth-ach; Mr.. Boswell replied, 81
cannot agree with youthere, fora bason
Of cold water, or 4 hofsewhip will cure
laziness." No Sir, replied the Dir. il win
onyPut off the ft, win not cure the dis
ease / have been trying to cure laz.
mess all my life, and could not do il. 81
Though 10 man has contributed more
TO literature than DIR. Johnson, yet BY
the above reply we find thathe thought
himself 4 lazy man, because he had some
times found, that he had not employed
his time in study. 7
Eayater having once been asked, ;,
which was the most difficult thing for
man to overcome, Of all the passions and
qualities attached to his nature, answer.
ed il that Of Incidence was conquered he
would be answerable for al the rest"
= Perhaps 4 more Just observation than
this was never made. If men would gen
orally examine themselves closely, they
would find that the performance Of In.
dolenee supersedes almost every other
consideration. To it may be ascribed,
the greater part Of the vices that attend
us. What will not man do TO crafty
this disposition! He win employ every.
arti6ce, every means in his power in or
der that he may avoid fulfilling those ac-
tive duties for which he is created. He
screens himself by the most detestabis.
methods he forms thousand excuses
for not performing his duty /; and many
men We find in the. world, who win al
most permit themselves 60 starye, before
they would betake themselves to some
active employ nlsnt to gain subsistence.
and thereby render both themselves and
their families miserable. Even some
virtuous minds with difficulty oppose
this powerful malady and the least
advantage given 70 il, looses more than
aperson would at 6rst imagine, for like
an IN weed II grows with wonderful rap
idity, and ina short time gains very
powerful ascendency. Toayoidthis de-
testable evil it is necessary that man
should be continually on his guard, and
subtle and eorrodinp snsmy.' I'd. th;s
end the mind should Be continually EN-.
ployed. if not in really useful pursuits,
at least in such as give spring to the
passions, and suffer them MOI M rest in
stuPefaction and idleness. BY this
means We may avoid the evil, and rem
der not only to ourselves butte tie COM
Haanity an essential benefit. Wouldyeu
behold 2 man far gone in this way, look
at the Tavern, and from the rising to the
going down OF the Sun, YOU may find
him tiPllng, enervated enfeebled and effe-
inmate. He lives to no purpose, he
lounges away the hours burthen to him
seli and disgrace to his species and,
= I:n..l..l = 80 -. -, -" -
xxoaA In fha .Sk.. -. Il 80 4 n m n =
PSSSe SA StAS sOeAsSh uauu you uCHOlU gue
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pinnacle OF perfection, as abfoiutely
vlrtuous and intalliblc. Thcic are
fad mlaakes; and g0e told him ia. Bur
rnder the role he is a weak although
well meaning man. He has always
been trying 70 walk in a tncdiua
between rwo parties. He fancied
that rhey were in !rarch of pub,ic good,
wtica Iaey were only in icarch OF pubhc
pinndcr, Bu5 notwithstanding all theit
admoaltioGs upon or part, and the If
reilitablc evidence of facts, We have me-
yer oven able 10 prevail on our corrcf-
Poadenc 90 daih through thick and thin
tofeitner party. He viii periiit in his
own hoaet oollinare courle. On this
account, bo5h parties have mthe 1, a
rhou!aad tunes, TO Zee MS neck broke.
We q! know that tru1h nevsr HeJ in
TIE MIDDLE. The federal is fAfaJJtbIe.
The c}c}nocrat is iy4lfbis, And, as
Alh2n~o.tls lays, in bis creed they are not
,f1co iniaIhblesi bur only ons infallible.
Ii was OF old a .avorirc texr thar we
'ih2usdkeep our money among ourleives,
and pay sof2reigncrs is litJie inrereit as
Poiii5lc- The triumvirate who form the
Prcienc cabinet have reverted this old
ioviith maxim. As for there NOT being
cath IN the county 70 bW thoie bank
inarcs, or rent,mes as mAas mark what
follows. The inilrancc company OF
tals ciry have long had money IN their
chetr, oecaule thy cgAlI net jfud pabtis
t[lt' To b.eg W have =, n e., -.,.. .,-
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patronage of Duane, and the thoulands
OF dollars that have. oeen iaivihed upon
wretch dedicated q inanya
We lhould rei0ice TO learn what it is,
which has been 70 happily re-etfabhlhed.
0hEy twenty eighr deH,o crars were pre-
tent at the meeting; asl fome of Them
looked, IL is fad, as il they had been fl1or
Ut. Some members of the meeting
came from Mancheter, and Others
from the Country; 70 That it is believed
that Richmond, at the ut;noit did NOT
tarniih more shan e.vcnty, A poor
multer Notice has been lent into rhc
country 70 collett for the fcaival as
tnany as poiIible Of rhe friends OF free
dom. Buc people 6eginro be tired of
iuch fluff. A real5nable man conf
dcrs chat ne can dine a iome very inug-
" for eighteen pence .nl that rhe Ave
dollars, which arc 10 b. oak upon tid-
lers and tooIiih toaits al !. tavern, would
be much better expended in tho
payment OF bill to bis fhoenakrr,
or his grocer in the purchaGt ola peg
Eicoas for his wife, or pair Of breeci.es
FOR his lon.
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great 'avor9 snd for which tbl poAmaiter de-
ic.9cS thanks.
having had >onGderablc 5uGncgs arthe pot
9'aee aurioe she tiFie of Mr. Davis aud Gnce,
ln'hk it Jult 20 FAY that have perceived no
difference IN attention. Ifirbe ;,ae that Mr..
bay,s was q iabbath breaker n .he extent
winch IS ailedged,. | think Mr. VaalewalI
o1'srHeS 2PPlauie and franks for hayns eta
batacd better practices.
HE VOICE OF TSUrH
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GAILATINI,s SALE

ir','Sioi0"8 eHaintnallon 81 C1al!atin's |
iaIe OF the ihares Of the bank Of
the United States. 1t is a loaa /
tl'ne hnte we took the free dom Of max
ing iome obiervations aspo.a this exrrs-
Ordinary tale. The "a. ares. drew more
t 1l5 eighe per cent o cicar money.
&c faole companion u erler Rea.er. !
OF [realury Office ,br, ker, and q !
"aieth'nS at icait very Ii < ; bla}uht |
1i1ef' toid Congrels, ion1e 1noaebs acc
rhaT the treal}lry Office ov :. flowed with |
money. Vid. the prei;d {. nt's n,eaaae
60 Congrefs Why a 81 wetr r9~ |
ihares fold This taic IS, 10 be G1rr
very brilliant evidence cae rrprh rs !
.!ehefion's aGerJion. WI r. we're rbAy
told ar on eH1yinca5 l5e Wa, 80.
they not fold publicly e, The h;.,l,-.I
bidder? Was there eye, ;o,,n52.r-
equal to char OF layins, wa : has 5a~n
iald n as many words, ria Amer;~9n
merchants were NOT ablc 20 ave ho:i,br !;
them up? Tor heavens /; he nnaJer !,
upon tiiete things, and rhen ud-e VIE
rher, on the whole, tf-.nT.f rr admin;
fti@uon IS better than che i.a one IN
deed We hardly rhirk it is. AS for rbr
inability of Americans to go ras.a,;. rhis
-,
'',i. ~ ',u'lIo' u is''.f AZ afr
800 -'iIoil 5et 'ls o'e weak
.r,,S, .io,.9 1o3' l'ave made
- - - .tI,i'eA q" ~ the
rE3 -, r,o,l5a 49, $50 "'sA ieia
- ~. 49, ,.i'''',. as
nd oS;I~dSj.(b;.. 80 IssrIl.;. =" ofN
II h.. dirk VIZ u. .h1n'l 1 80 zone
r. 80 r,a~s - 3av - US ''o''
he r@rrail, ri,ar tGsIs;, 49,. ~ may
a tbe ,;G " ~ ,,a.- 20'''"
upon sbs hiohvav. vino rnos hab;1.I
HEDGE 20 hide hiyIl-lf and vi - rrl.n-
orr AGAIN whenrve, We s.. "a :n
nor 3nrn cond0rr rxc;rr + ,l;'...5
This i r,s5Ff. H. calc III, l,.;.
and his taIr wv we me- ~ '. 80
sn3nloytd (anl r. var,4 y, ~. -
but the 52rce) OF oonfnlriog { ,nor-.s:
And fix was necrllsry TO IN rl.nt.
flares, % felI fund worth .ah- ~
rent IN order 70 oav a des s., NIX
f,orr bur 1--WE per cert. 81 MFR ~ .,,i,.-
wac he n,i5hIv u{e for fU,n p al,-,,.r
rencal Of die internal raxes9 Ills Inaa
Gnc~ tb- Recorder marked Il tt me-,
fore on the righc ear, as a MGR eJeffi1-
,,esriag rrick. Rvrrv Ii1cc4e>.i ,-rsvenr
which bore the ica.t relation e the iu;,
ietf. iu.E: ies our 2lIcrtioa. II 5h1 fra
comic! walks three lleps fu~tf .sr in the
Mew-Orlcans buGnefs. il VIII he ~
r., -, r. ,-... -, 1870
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LONDON, Decsm5sr r..
BRITISH FINANCE


BRITISH FINANCE.
Ycftcrday the chancellor of the Ex-
chequer preiented 70 the houic his view
OF our financial iituation, and our com
merclal iltuatlon, Connected With i He
hatrers himlell, rhar for the prclent b4
viii be able 60 diiPenic with loan, o.
chat it viii be final. The Fxcbeo,;er
bills lt1ued however, will come 10 ~,
funded, 10 that the national debt IS ~
created. Incrurh, an illue of F.xcheo,,er
bills is only loan, leaving the periods
OF paying 1t Indefinite, and therefore. IF
Juilcioully managedj char is, adaptin9
Tie demand 70 the capacity ofthe MONEY
market, ir may be more advanqaoeons
than formal loan With fixed prriods Of
payment. The whole ofrhe peace eta
biihment, including the inrcrelt OF tFc
national debr annually paid, is between
forty and fifty millions. The expence
OF the public eltabiiihrnenrs, civil and
military, this year, independent of in
rereit Of debts, for England and Ireland,
within 4 triae Of twenry-tAxee r,1;ll;,ne1
Flow is this enormous eitab!iG,a,eor -
DC lfePt up WITHOUT Borrowing in time of
peace? But IS nor the iiiue OF E,xci,eo,,s-
bills 70 be funded eiIher this or zoe 5exr
year5 And Is 1t poGible thar The finances
OF ems country can Aourilh if we are =,
go on borrowing money In time ofDeacc
70 Keep up. enormous eftab!i,h,nearsa
hoic VINO can fee t.5j5 Goar acainf o,,l
nnances WITHOUT alarm, n.uG either be
blind, or tnelr icn.cs mutt be abiorbrd
in iome orher iqecles Of alarn.
FROM The BALTIMORE Awrt-pswo.
Calender has gained a complete and
Jult triumph over his quondam friend
and late a,-vegia!y George Hay, who i
al Lat n ali his wiIes deferred end
rcPulied. 1t is aitoniihing whar i'm.
Pudence this Georse Hay poGsa ass.
This Is the fame limb Of the law fhar
wrote 10 much againlt the feditioo law.
that bawled 10 loadly in favour Of re
ioerly OF the Prcis; t1lr came forward
when Calender was tried before JUDGE
haie, and eades9oured 70 juaiiy lis
blttcFeft attacks On Wilmington and on
ADAMS: buc now al Of a fudden. whrn
Calender telis 1otne rfu1hs Of Geor0r
riay, Calender bsconles cofnn,o,,
libciIer, The Prefs is licentious, ed;tors
rnuit DC Punllhed; mua be bound and
nc Prets ltieIi mutt be ferrered, 70 rho
rosaI d-ltruttion GIFTS liberty. B1tto The
honour OF the court of fIenrico country
be it iaid, Hay did not fueceed.
How can this fubblc and bag Of tbn
law,thIs lmPuaent and inconftens fri-n9
Of Jefterion, again fport his unblu(bin,
Phiz before even democrats? How r. =
ne? a man who, flung by Calender,
dcYelopeGene OF ZONE Of his unworrbv
condac, and fearing the threatened d.,
veioPelnent OF more, was ready 10 farri-
nee 70 his malice and revenge The flcreA
palladium OF h5er5y; rhc Gecdon Of rbe
prefs. Wei might AlG Rad, demo
Graz aad one OF CalIeader's council.
wondeF that on the head OF iuch 2 man
Immediate dettru6tion was not hurled
winie the curles Of his country were rae
iele nOurn.rs Of his death.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fnbfcsiber, on
the 18TH of July, a negro man named
M O SEES:
he is a tall honey man, about s feet high,
not very Aefhy, has a remarkable fear
acrols the middle efhis nofe, his hair long
and ffrair for that of a Negro, though no,
tied. He has been feverai times feen
fculking about Alexandria. Any perfon
who will deliver me the faid Negro, or
iccure him and give me information there
of, faall receive the above reward.
AUG: J. SMITH.
Fairfax County, -
Avg. 8.