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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16
Lote JTom Eu-ops.
'>e-si'ea by the Two Friends, Capt. Vote,
g Gays from London.
EXECUTION OF rHk
GO N SPIRATOR8.

y D.
eifeTdag morning, at four o'clock,
'he drum beat at the horfe guards. as
d l5hat Tor tae cavalry to a1embIe, and
no !eis than four regiments of diferenr
exemptions are ltated to have 0,orrlv
affeF aiiembled AS foon as dav-liohr
appeared the military took their differ
eht tfations. Two troops of horte were
l'a[loned At che Obelifk. OTHERS pa
troied the roads from the ObeliIk 70 rbe
Elephant and Cattle, and down the b.
rough road. About FIVE O'Clock, the
P,oPuiace began to pour in numbers
alohg the We!trnintIer and city roads 70
i1oriemonger-lane, and by fix the lane
vas completely crowded. There are
! re" nouies IN front Of the prifon Ell Of
them, ho"eVor, were filled With fpeaa-
tors The dyef's ground, to the left
OF IN Pnion was gradually filed, till
At IN all the parts that had view OF the
lcaifoid, were colnpletely cramnled
We iuppote that 1000 perfons n;nht
Dc &iienbled. Al Ave O'clock St.
Georges bell began to toll, aod con.
lnued for about an hour. At half na(t
Tx the Priton bell rang, the llenal for
the unlocking o. the cells. Mr Wink
worth, the Clergyman OF the prlfon, and
Wr' Griiflth, the Roman catholic prief
tbs tame gentl@man who artcadcd Csc.
~ E<iasa &c Ws& executed. came 50.ihe
Prlton, and were iaImed;at-ly admired
60 che Prlioners. 1T feyen O'Clock five
Of the Prlioners, Broushton, Francis.
Graham, Wood, and Wrarten, wcns
INTO the Chapel colonel Dcf5ard re-
fuIed TO attend, remaining in his cell
and Macnan2ra, being 4 Roman carlo
nc, prayed in bis cell with the pref
he flvc former condu:scd rhe.nlelyes
with much decorum In che chapel. They
attended 10 the prayers With great car
neitneis, bur at the fame tine witb3r-
fleming TO loie thar 5irmne{s which rbev
had dliP.ayed iincc their trial. Bcf,,-
they received rhe iacramenr, four ri
them coniciled they had dcne wrong
bus nor to the extent charged aomnH
thenl by the evidence. The fifth. 1ra-
ham, fad, he was innocaar Of the charge,
brought again,l him bar thar he. had
attended two meetings, the itcond al
the mitigation of Francis Ii aas En-
blyn, he added, who called on'him &.
take him TO the meerily, by Francis
deiire. For lonc tire the clernvman
refuied 70 admi1lter the 1qcran1enr &c
Francis, bccaule he pe~GGed in dec.r
ing that nc had been guilty ofno crime
. The clergyman laid 20 him, & Y3u a1
mir you a,tended meetings" lie re
pied, {" Yes" you knew rhcy were
tor the PurPoie OF overJucaing rae con
it.rur-oa and government of the coun
~, | by no means %l.h YOU to enter
MO particulars I Only win YOU 10 &C
.snowledg- Genefaiiy.' Francis Their
innled, and anfwe~ed. 81 a3r;- nav.
done wrong in aeending tbst meet
in8s. ino clergyman clcn aiEeI each
OF them how they found rhcmselv4s >"
Francis, Wood, Broughco7, and lyrs,-
ten, replied, &" ghey were never bga.i
er IN thcir lives" Graham r.ms;3.a
hlent' The tacrament was then ADM
nlItIec tn them Tb. !ervrs, in rae
chapel lated three quarters Of an L9a.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16
and thiak it lhculd have publicity a

and shiak it lhould have publicity as
ioon as poilible.
With perfect confederation and reipea,
AN, fiji, your moR 6bcdicl,t iervant.
IA. WILKINSON.
His excellency gov. Claiborne.
The above letter is brought by the
mail OF this morning, and is introduced
by the words & The p1rt IF Mezo- O,lesns
open" in large capitals, by way of
expecting exuitatlon at this Joyous
event. With what propriety we can
feIoice at it, we confeis ourielves at a
lois to diicover. The treaty between
Us and Spain iipuI@tcs that &C His Ca
tholic MajeRy win permic the citizens
OF the United States to depoGt their
tnerchandizes and effects in the port Of
New-Orleans, and to export them from
thence c2it5oat paying any ofber dufy
t60n a Jaf5- prize far tie hire Of tie
.js0Ts5, p His msjefy, however, by his
proper agent, has teen fit to violate this
treaty, and deprive us ofrbe privilege of
dcpoilf altogether for about FIVE months
80 the lois ofiome millions of property.
Bur, now having anlwered his purpoie,
having made a few dollars at our ex-
pence, and having cufcd and kicked
us for lirele temporary amufcment,
iilS maJetty's miniiter has at lat, for
Tooth, condefcehded TO open the port
to US; not indeed 70 far as so permit us
10 land and 70 export, nor, according to
the terms OF the treaty on our merely
paying" far price for the hire of the
itores," our he permits US TO carry pro-
vliions to his own market for his own
convenience, on our paying dn5y of
INK per cent. and this is a great and
tniShty caute Of triumph throughout
the United States,
W Hcyk BeyaId
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16

cier 10 dHcoycr rheti Gn'wess IN MI.
Gaiiatin's reply. One lhirg however
Is obvious and worthy of ipeclal remark:
:! h2GF 4raent dsfrs If emP.y.gz tie qj,sa-
J1ay. Can there be no ttronger motive
IN the Secretary, than his iolicitude for
cong, 20 account tor this The ialc Of
the Bank iharcs was an ACT which no
event has tended TO Iullily. The taking
OF inorr1 or of the trcafury, under
I great d.iadvantages, 70 meet the
DF'ch inltaiment, 70 long before il was
cue has not oecn Eafisfa5Foyjly accounted
tor' nc noa application OF the linking
Su"d "-1hln the year appears TO be con
tFarv 20 the rcqulGrions Of law and is a
mott dangerous precedent.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16

iili10S0 OF fourteen days alter the meer-
ing q Congreis as contained in the for
mer i:w, proves this to be the true and
falr contribution. 1t is vain for the e.
cretary - altethpt TO cvade this concIp-
non by laying, Shar the accounts of nnr-
chaleTs cnnnot be made up or completed
he pufchaie Of flock requires not the
tlmeneceiiary for procuring anafIortment
dry goods;iris but Jingle arricleIaaei may
be obtained, with has much certainly.
IN ilngie day as In twenty. There can
not exit a doubt bur the time IS ample
iufficlcnr, and it is equally certain tha,
the iaw'reqmFes il lhould be done. The
mention of the balance remaining e.,
months, contemPlates future and very
dltterenr htuatlon of the public dehr
anu when the monep hall not Eaye De4n
tiiued from the treafury.
The next point in the ftarenenr i :
correction OF former errors refDetq Ino
qualifications and comrh;flions ON rbee9
Dutch debr. z his cannot be fuJlv -
amined withoue the and of docugnenfe
which are MOTTO &. had, though the l,r-
tie light which IS afforded, has axcired
ttrong iuipicions again0 the tecrersrv,s
conclulions.
The tecretary next gives us 2 deta;led
account of the intercns Of rhe mill
debt FOR 1902, and of the Dav,neoTs
made thereon, which h. brings within
800 dolls. ~ CTS. This bajancr he
fays, mutt remain With Inn &c ~ ~
banks or commiflioners 6f loans \
very satisfactory manner of rcDorrino
particulars, truly
In this dctail we obicrve the admit
fion Of another error, cf26,s78 dolls 90
for warrants which had been t,ylce cre-
ditcd 20 the trea(ury in the forner re-
porr. All che{e matters, however rhe
fecretary di(miAes as &" unitereIino and
immategial details.''
The iecrerary then proceeds ra f,-,
thar the annual appropriation Of 72oo
600 dolls. for the payment Of tbr mr.
reft, and the fufplus towards lioki1o the
principal, does nos mean anannual 65bh-
cafioH Of laid fun4 for thofr Durnoi;,s
bur whoever will take the trouble Of
peruling the laws, and of adycrtinq 70
the circumstances which gaye rife ro ,he
eitablilhmenc Of the Gnkihg fund will
find this conclufon to be erroneous a,
above Jared The fccretary IN his
next reporr will find occalitioo 70 cor
req another error of calculation com
mleted here.
The propriety Of the fale of the bank
ttock and the application Of the pro
ceeds, is the nexr point and, after.
labored dllculIion, The legality of the
neaiureremarus 10 be proved, the imDo-
Icy of ii il notf glazing, and upon 6nan-
ci7I la -. H. r -, -,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16
". York. Heyald,

A new bank has been juf eRab lifhed
at n. York, but without a fborfsr Of in
Ee'PorHfEoa--lts capital is req million Of
lohars.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

1t dCourt continued and held for Oiis
County, Of, Wednesday the third day
efNovember,z 1902. '.-.t2
PHILIP DoppR1ncE and ALEXANDER
CALDWELL, ps. IL
ELIHu SMtTH, and the heirs of GEORGE
BuLoR, deceased.
THIS day came the Complainants by
l. their Council, and it appearing TO
The Court that the order for proclama-
tons in this cause hath not yet been sxe-
euted, upon motion of the Complaihants
BY their Council, it is ordered that the
Defendants do appear here on the second
day Of the next March term, to answer
the Complainants bill, and that copy Of
this orderbe Forthwith published for twp
mouths suecessiyely in the Berkeieye5
JsGerson Luteiigtncer, and that another
copy Of this order be set up on the door
Of the Court-House Of this County for
two months successfully. ~, n -
A Copy. Teste, Il. .-:s:s5es:r>.
= MOSES cHAPL1f1EE,, c. o. {.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

BERKLEEY County, IS. s.ssl>z<. ~
I. 7 - OCTOBER couRT, fso2.
Andrew Waggener, suruiping Erecuor Of
WItlidm GINNING ham, dec,d Comp't.
81 / AGAINST L.
Ann Henshazu, Ipidow and adnar'x Of
William Hensha1o, dec'd, uho tpas Exfr
Of fxmes Cunningham, decd, Micholes
Htnshazv, Rachel Lemon, Lezpis Moore
and Rebeccd his 1uifs, Lepi Henshay,
Hiram HenshG1r, Seth Duncan and
Rhe1Ddnnd his rDifs, ADAM Stephen
HenshatO, Jonathan Seamen Henshase,
Washington Hensha1v, William SIauPh.
d ter Hsnshalp and Uriah Springer Hen
: shaJv, the said Adam Stephen, 70.
nathan Seamon, Washington, WiLiam
Slaughter and Uriah Springer, are
infants under the age Of 81 years,
which said Nicholas, Rachel, Re5ecca,
. Leui, Hiram, Rheualna, Adam Ste.
phen, Jonathan Seamon, Washington,
William Slaughter and Uriah Springer,
are children and eo-heirs and co-heir-
isses Of The said William Henshaup,
dec'd-Defcndants. MCHANCER1.
Defendants, Nicholas Hen
= shaw, Lewis Moore, and Rebec-
ca his wife, not having entered their ap-
pearance agreeable TO an act Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and it APP
Pearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that they are not inhabitants ofthis Com
monwealth, on motion Of the Complain
ant, by his Counsel, it is ordered, that
the said Defendants. do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, and answer the hill of the
Complainant, and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith insertedin the Virginia
Gazette, for two months successfully,
and published at the door of the Court
House Of the said County.
A Copy. + !.
&r Teste, =
H.BEDINGER, c. =. G.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

To Ae Lrhabiiants IF berkeley County.
FELLow-CITIzkNs, =
.DEING frequently solicited by i mum.
Der of respectable Gentlemen to come
forward as . Candidate to represent YOU
in the General Assembly Of this Com
mcnwealth, this IS therefore to inform YOU
that l have 1t last got my own consent.
not only toenlarge the field Of your choice.
but # elected, TO serve you faithfully.
according my best Judgment ability.
4 win add, fellow-citizens, thar I have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and in the course of that time, / have been
endeavoring to learn the political situ.
alton Of our common country, and have
established formyself a plase Of residence
IN Berkeley County, where it il probable
may pass the balance of my days il Is
therefore natural to suppose that my own
interest, win lead me upon all occasions,
toPromote your welfare In general, rs 4
body polite, Of which body myself md
family forms part will further add,
that there may be a number Of persons
who vote for measures and not for men,
that may wish to know my political senti-
ments in order TO give them that infor-.
nation, lido declare myself 70 be real
republican,, true friend to DE constitu-
tien Of the United States, and an appro-
yer Of the present administration Of the
general government.
With sentiments Of esteem,
] leave you 10 judge,
s and chuse fer yourselves.
JOEL WARD.
MiH-Creek, December %, 1soz.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18
BERkELEr COUNTY, IS.

BERkELrr CousSrY, SIS. s~s@~.-
- 4. October Court, 1902.
DIM Hunter, Guardian of DIM EveLna
Hunter, Noses Hunter and David
Hunter, children and Heirs Of 4Nssex
: Hunter, Neutrality-suspicious.
=; RI. It'll AGAINST +. ,svasrs:s 4, -
1ohn Davis, Sarah Keemer, Thomas
Nay and flames Keene,, oExecutors Of
James Keemer, decd, EEz1beth Da-
T Ois, an infant ander the egeef21 1eats,
James X. DaDis, William Maeouvan,
= and Nary his riff, late Mary Dauis,
mich said Ehzabeha, James X. and
Z Mary, are children Of said fohn Daois,
and Lseatees Of SAID 1ames Keemer,
6ecdf Defendants. ID GHANCERE.
THE Defendants Thomas May, and
= James Keemer, not having enter.s
ed their appearance agreeable TO an act
Of Assembly, and the rulesof this Court,
and n appearing to the satisfaction of the.
Court. that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the Complainants, by their Counsel, il is
ordered, that the said Defendants do APP
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, and answer the
bill Of the Compliments, and that 4 copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN the
Virginia Gazette, for two months sue
cessively, and published at the door Of
the Court House Of the said County. -
A Copy. r. - 3 = -
Teste, HBEDINGER, c. ,. G.
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Terms Of the Intelligencer,

- T HE price efthix Paper is trpo dollars.
per G,satta, one dollar payable at the time
IF subscribing. and one sohen the. year
expires. Dissant subscribers pay fsr the
Irhoie gear in advance. The price IF
Advertisements, to noa-sxbscri6eSs, =
one dollar pe, square for Mrer lDeeks
ilsertion, and far continuance affer that
time IS c:ats per uOeek !; Subscribers will
coDfinnet to receive areductioae ii one fourth
On their advertisement. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

IfAME to the subscribers plantation
~ some time in Novembet last, an es-
tray BULL OLA brindle cobur, with q
white belly, white face and ! white tail,
and has some white on his lst shoulder,
marked with a halfcrop out d the under
side Of each ear, has no brand, IS three
years old this spring, has small horns, the
LEFT horn the largest, appraised to nine
dollars and an half. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, Jay charges
and take him away. "A -. s..
;. ABRAHAM MARLATT.
Berkeley County, Msrrh"tt;~ fsoss.".+
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

BrnKEIrY CouSrY. ss. II r.. !"
-. Nsyeo,bey G.,,rt isoa
ST IobnE oferrall GomaI,;na,t
- -. agais,f = =" y &. p,
Patrick M'cafiv'" surviving mariner Of
Tabb q M,Caarv. Samnei Era;g Al.
: thony Kennedy and Patr;eL CaSnbeil.
- trustees &c TabbN -M,ca@rv ana MI,
7ychael M,Kewan and Iame. FanIkn.r.
Defsndanis. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

- A FEW Sand Acre out Lots adioin.
ingthe South side of Martinsbnrg, for
sale, for cash, enquire of John o, FerralI
err MICHAEL M,KEWAN
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18
EPTGRAM.
From 4 THE METDRS.n

BOUGHT = horse the oWnerswore
He had no fault, was far from vicious:
Thus much was wen, ! ask dino more,
Not choosing % be,thought caPricious.
When, lol tony surprise, I find,
This fanifless horse Is almost blind ss
In haste, / HE me back TO meet
Ny Jockys find hinl-s. Sir, this seheat,
Win neverdo; The nag's unsound,
Hasnot an eye 70 see the ground,
Friend, quoth the man, 8 sharp as salt,
lis bis misf fortune !; not his fault.
+t+*++~e .%t4.++++s.+s
To tie Cftiseus ef Beriely, Jsfsrsen and
Haaibshire.
OFFER myself TO your
j consideration, ~ candi.
date ii the ensuing Election, 70 Repre-
sent you in the Congress Of the United
States.
To give my political opinions in detail,
I consider unnecessary, as il may be pre-
sumed they are generally known through
out the district. declare an .inyiolable
attachment TO the Rights and Liberties Of
the People Of this Country-T declare an
inyiolahle attachment to the Constitution
Of the United States, by which these
Rights and Liberties are secured; and if
elected, I win cheerfully cooperate in al
measures which in my Judgment are cal
euIafed % promote your interest and hap
piness.
Fan, Genflemen,
IpiM due resbecf, y
81 NJ 1our ebedienf servanf,
JAMES STEPHENSON.
March 4. l1sos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

T~HE subscribers begieaye 70 inform
4 i those who have Flour or produce
of any kind to send down the river Poto-
max, thar they are provided with strong
and safe Boats for the conveyance thereof, :
and win deliver Flour, &c. in George /
Town or Alexandria, on the most mode
rate terms-and for the further encoa-
ragement ofthose who favor US with the
carriage of their produce, we have taken
that spacious Warehouse, formerly in
the possession of Mr.. James Mosels1, in
which theirproperty viii edePosited free
of any charge. t.=t,-@,. p.
BLACKBOARD & luck.
Shepherd's-Ioun, ~ "~<'
February IS, 1908. J = =
VI TO RENT.--AH HOUSE & LOf
in Shepherd s. Town, conveniently sitsi-,
ated for any kind Of Public Business, il
is calculated fora store and the accomIno-
dation of family. Possessions may be
had the FIRST day Of March next. Apply
to = .-t>'.--.- ~ ~ -.
I. JOHN BLACKBOARD. !.
Srpearingenps- Ferry / = T..
February IS, 1908. !
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

MARTINSBURG, Berkeley County,
Virginia Printed and pubLshed ty I.
T0HN ALBURTIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

To THE ClTIzEHs or JkrFERsoN
CouNTY. :
w Z, the undersigned, atthe request
-four Friends, offer as Candidates at the
ensuing Election, torepresent you inthe
next General Assembly ofthis State. +
he are, Gentlemen, 4
Nth due vespect, z
yoilr obedGept servants, 4
ABRAHAM MORGAN. )
GEORGE TATE. p.
january -, 1908. 49, -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18
BIRKELrY couNTY, IS. - -. p.
February Court, 1908.
ROBERT WILc0X, Complainant, :
JACOB oNG, Dsfndant.

MIAdNlEhls
THE Defendant, Jacob Ong, not
i having entered his appearance =
greeable 70 an act Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court and il appearing 70 the
satisfaction Of the Court that he Is not an
inhzbitanto Of this Commonwealth, on mo-
ton Of the Complainant. by his Counsel,
i Is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here on the Monday Alter tie third
Tuesday in May next, and answer the
blu ofthe Complainant, and that copy
Of this order be Forthwith inserted in the.
Virginia Gazette, for two months success
sitely, md published 1t the door Of the
Court House Of thesaid County.
A Copy. -
Teste,
H. BEDINGER, 6. &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18

We are authorised TO inform the Citi-
zensof Berkeley County, tia. JAMES
CAMPBELL, Esq. and MAGNUS
TATE, Esq. win standapoll At the en-.
suing elsetionfor Rekre,sntatives in he
State Legislature.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18
TO RENT

HE whole OF 4 part of the House
wherein the subscriber now lives.
IN Queen.Street, Martihsburs, with eve.
~ necessary building; ii is completely
fixed fora Store or any kind ofpublic bu-
siness: there are two large dry cellars
underline house. For terms apply 10
So MICHAEL. M'KEWAN. :
February rs, 1908. ,'
Also TO RENT, / FARM on the west
side Of Back Greek, adjoining lands of
Mr.. Grantham and Michael M'Kewan,s
Mills, whereon Mr.. Jacob Kizer now
lives there are on the place good two
story Log Dwelling House Cwitka Kiteii-
enundef the House, and other buildings.
agood Garden, about 90 acres of bottom
land, which ischieay enclosed, about /
acres ingrass and more meadow may be
easily made-good water--a sulphur or
spaw spring near the house, u few APPLE
trees, only about four acres sowed down
on the place. Possession may be had the
18th of March next. .Forterns apply to
James Quin, or Michael M'Kewan.
Martinsbnrg, Fee y
r bradry IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-18
BLANK DEEDS ID
For sale at this Office.

8 PRINTING,
Inall its variety, executed at this Of6ee,
with correctness and expedition.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18
Sept. 3.
Frederick KemeLmmyer,

RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
opened Drawing School next door to Colonel
Hooe's, Water itreetJ where he will infruf
young Ladies and Gentlemen in drawing and
painting in Water Colours and Crayous every day
in the week, except Saturday. Hours OF attend
ance for young Ladies from twelve to one, and
gentlemen from s TO 7 O'Clock in til. forenoon.
He GDo,.
ProfeGcs PORTRAIT, Painting in Oil and Crayons.
and all other branches belonging to the art of
painting except houfe painting.
Lisewye,
Guilds looking glade, s,d oitfurs framesin the
beit and e stelt manner pofibles
Augaf 81. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18
IuueLUe Dollars kezvafd.
Sept. ae.

RAN AWAY from the flblcriorr on he aft
inf. a negro man named GEORGE, calls himfelf
Groyge Dart. He is about 50 yeas of age, FIVE
feet nine or ten inches high, asndes made, very
dark complexion, and hews his teeth very plain
before, which arc very white he is very fond Of
f~pirisous liquors, and plays on the fiddle had on
a blue round about jacket and an old pair Of cloth
,rowfers. He was IN Alexandra on The 21f inf.
on board of a ichooner bound TO the Wet Indies,
chartered by Mr.. John Dunlop of George Town,
if ne is not gone in the faid fch'r I expect be is
now in that place. All matters Of yegcls, and
Others are cautioned agalnf harbosing OF carrying
off the (aid fellow at their peril. The above
reward will be given for fecuring him in any Jail
70 thar get him again, or cpon delivering him
to the fublcriber, with all reaionable charges paid,
Mary Anne Fenwick.
George Town, Potomac,
Sept. II. = 4Iawy3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18
Ten D0LLarS RewQrd.

RAN AWAY from the plantation of Law
renee Lewis, sfq. Fairlax county. on Friday the
10TH init. a Negro man harmed
PETER:
He is about IL years OF age, 5 feet s OF 70 m
ches high, rather Ilendsr made, very dark COM
plexion has a large fear on one OF bis legs,
soecafoned by the cut Of q icy the la& harvef,
sthe wound not perfectly eored: his clothes nor
recolleetsd, bat believe norhing more shan q
comment Neg 70 cottonj askes and r~rowfers. He was
fsen 10 Alexandsia lstt Saturday, and II is inp-
pofdshe is nov il taas place. All naft efs of
vcfeis and others are cautioned againft harboting
0 ca wing of ia,d fellow At their peril. fhe
abosc reward will be given for fseuring bin IN
ANY Jail 20 that GET him again, or upau deli
sefias him % che Eabfcriber, with all reafonable
charges paid.
Roger Farrell, Manager.
Augra IL. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18
Land Ior Sale.

with to cell from a thoufand TO twelve hundred
acres Of good Farming Land, in the county Of
FsIrfax, On the waters OF PoPe's Head and Jon.
nymors runs. q
This isod will either be fold together or in e.
parate parcel. as may be agreed on. 1t we'll
h;uated FOR the dnpolal Of produce, being within
twenty miles OF Alexandria, and thirteen Of the
Occoquan Mills.
Any perfon, wihing to p~urehsfe, may know
the terms by applying to the fnblcribsr near
Dumiries.
John Gibson.
Sept. 10. COW