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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24
And the federal

Republican majority 1855
The Eastern argus, printed in Port
land, states, the votes of 3 towns in Maine
for the electoral ticket, which give COS
votes to the republican, and the same
number to the federal ticket.
Eight towns in York give
Mr.. Cuts $50
MIR. Cleaves IA
Mr.. Leland 269
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24
Massachusetts Election.

The Boston Centinel Of the io;h inst.
ennmcrates the woes of 20s towns for the
electoral ticket, which give
The Republican ticket le427
Federal dc. I8.245
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24
427
l8,245
ils2
Republican majority
The CenlineI adds:

lie above are all the returns we have
receiyed.--Only few places in Maine
have been heard from but from the votes
now published the reader may easily cal
culate the final result.-If however, Mas.
sachIsetts is doomed to become satellite
OF Virginia, no imputalion can rest on
Suffolk"
We are enabled from letters to state the
following additional Information received
from other towns
In IL towns in Berkshire not included in
the above statement, there is republi-
can majority of $50
In Bristol there is an additional
republican ma Iorlty Of about $50
In York we have heard from a
few towns which give ii re-
publican majority of above 500
Add the above majority of l,ls9
2,5s2
And we have the present ascer,alned
republican majority. There remain "a
bout 200 towns unheard from, which, il IS
expected will considerably augment the
present majority.
We might on this brilliant success, call
upon our fellow citizens to rejoice. But
we desst--A few days win unequivocalIy
ascertain the result; aud should ii CORES
pond with our hopes, then indeed we shall
have gained triumph worthy of Ju-
bnee.
OF the representatives, it is ascertain
/ ed that Messrs. Varnum, Crownipgshield,
! Seaver, Bishop, Bidweli and Barber, re-
publican, and Messrs. Quincy, Stedman,
| Taggart, Ely and Nelson, federal, are e.
lected. 1t is reduced nearly to a certain.
| ~ that Mr.. Cats Is re-e'ected, and it is
probable that Messrs. B ings, Green and
! Chandler are also DISCRIMINATING ten
/ republican representatives out of seven
| teen.
The ChroWcle of the 9Th instant gives
| q more comprehensive statement than the
Centinel, by which it appears that the re-
/ publican electoral ticket has
2o938 votes
And the federal I9-OS3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-27
From London Pabers.

Bank notes are not the only tabficasi0ns OF
the enemy preparatory to inyaiion. Ii is iaid
that guineas Of bsie metal are coined in great
abundance at all the minis OF Paris and BTuTels.
They are worth about II livres, and are full
weight. The Jews foon detected them, and have
put their correspondents at Hamburger, and other
places upoa the Continent, upon zheIr guard a
gaint this new money. Thele guineas a.c mott
ly of the years 1897 and l7es.
A very Ingenious young man, oethe name oil
Smart, a jou,neym7n tailor, near Tunbridgc
Wells, has invented an infr0al machine, which,
when placed in any poin. of contract againft an
invading force, is capable of defroying thou
fand men in minute. The expence, am told.
will be fmall when compared with its utility,
He has gone TO explain to the Duke of Rich-
mond, Lord Lieutenant of the County, the mo-
del of his machine, and has met the general ap-
probation of all the gentlemen Volunteer Officers
in that neighbourhood the inventor is a volun-
teer hmfclt, though taiior. Should il meet the
appreciation OF the Duke of Richmond, Smart
will undertake to conduit it hinlfelf into the
eeatre of the eaemy's kgions; the great mer, in
the contribution of this machine is, thar he can re
main in perfect fatety in the eent,e, while ne
deals death and aefrs9i0n to all around him,
and he is capable of re charging 1t in ten minutes;
and it can be moved with one borG, with the
greatef facility, at the rate OF eight miles an
hour |! II
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M. Dana followed ii fupporl of the motion
TO ifrike out the rf fiction.
Mr.. r. Grifwoll again ipoke in defence Of his
mJiion.
Wteo the qaeaion was taken on arikins OUT
the 6rA frcfion, and loa-Ayes a6.
Alter the REJECTION Of Tome lighs amendments
the committee reported the bill without amend )
nenr.
The Iloufe immediately took it up.
Mr.. r. Crifwod renewed his motion to
fHke our the iR lection, 4ad required the Yeas
and Nays.
Nj. J. Randolph delivered fpesch in defence
of the bill,
Mr.. tIuger declared himfslf hottie to the prin.
clple contained in the st fettion Of she bill;
BIT friendly 10 mixing al ampls poyidon for
fuppnuipg tie hanor and intercH OF The nation.
He fh ,uid. therefore yoie for itf,kisss out the
1T les3ion ana If lhas nation failed, he fl,ouid
vote for the bill.
Thr quettlou Oh fsiking out =, fra feetion
was then taken by. yeas ADD nays aid Decided in
the negative-Ycas IS Nays II.
When the bill was ordered 70 third reading
to day.
Two bills were received from the Senate 1.-The
one, 10 alter the Organization of the accounting
Offices OF the tseaiury war and navy department
the other making additional compensation to the
governor, jud ges and lccrctary of the Indiana
territory.
Referred to committee of the whole.
The Hou.e went into committee Of the hole
M TENN iii the chaf--t,n the bill regulat-
ing the compensation OF officers engaged in the
collection of the cuRolns.
The committee having gone through the BID
reported il to the Houie, who ordered it 10 a
third reading.
Mr.. Findley prefsntcd memorial from fur
dry citizens Of Columbia againe receGon of
the diarlet.
The Houfe, after corfidering the bill fupple.
mentary TO an act providing for the iAL OF the
public lands fouth Of the aate CT TeaneGee, or.
derea it to a third reading.
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Gaagress Of the a,titeu 5tate5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
'Tnv R2DAY, March z3.

A msTlge was received from the Senate,
eating that they iafaed on their smeads
ment TO the poR office bill, for forming two new
routes TO New Orleans from Tsllico block houfe,
and I8ckfon court henle.
On the quefien whe,her the Houfe would re-
ced. from their diiagreement to this amendment,
{hort debate arof:, after which the honte di.
vided, Ayes 20,
The house then appointed conferees.
A massage was received from the President of
the Unifed States, laying before the House the
last returns Of the militia of the several states.
A bill to repeal part Of the act supplementary
to the act respecting consuls and vice consuls,
ano for the further protection of the ieamen OF
the United States was read the third tine and
pafIed
An aA to sfcertain the boundary os,the lands re-
ferved By Virginia North Welt of the Ohio, tor
the htisiaefion of hcr OH. crs and folders, &c.
was read TIE third time ard paiied.
The hoafe went into committee of the whole,
Mr.. VARNJM in the chair--on the bill fur
tier to protect the commerce and feamen OF the
United States sgainf the Barsary powers.
The iir(f fiction of the bill was read. 1t I'm.
pofes duty of two and half per cent. upon
goods al prelent fubj+tted to ad valorem duties,
and fen per cent. additional on fuch duties i'm.
ported IN foreign yeaels.
MIR. R. Crilwold moved to fsike out the
frt fiction, on the ground that there was fuf-
6cent money in the trealury to meet the exiting
exigency and on the ground that. if additional
revenues were required, it lhoul be derived from
other objeets than ihoie contemplated by the
bill.
Mr.. Nicholfon replied at comfortable length,
contending that additional revenue was required,
shar the fubjetts of i, contemplated by the bill
wefe the mott proper, and that it was the duty
OF the government whenever they incurred ex-
sraordinary cxpences, TO provide at the fame time
the means of meeting them, unleis in cafe Of
great national exigency, when the power did
rot exit, or could not be exerci(ed without ma.
nifea Injury the United States.
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Cut Nat Mauuf0t1ory.
SAMUEL H. DAVIS,

At the Cut Nail mandatory near
the lower end Of Kiag hreer, formerly carried
en- by Smith and Davis, fill continues 10
Manufacture Cut and Wfoaght Nails, Flooring
Brads, Spligs, and Saddlers Tscks CT every
fze, ana of hyperion quality, which he ofefs
to fell as low as can pohibly be afforded in this
Town. He has llkewife on hand Bar Iron and
Nail Rods, which he Will fell very low.
N. B. All orders from Town and Country
Merchants will be duly attended 20.
March ~. eo3m.
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n O I ICE.
The Circuit Court of the Dihria of

The Circuit Court of the Diffria of
Columbia having at the November term holden
in the county of Alexandra. Ordered ard Di.
rected, in the flute of W yle, Langley and others,
oompiainants aga!nlt Robert Alexander, his Truf.
tees aod other defen iants depending on he Chan,
Gerry hde of the faid court, that the fu5fcriber
mike up, adult, f-tte and report to til. fad cohr.
the accounts and claims of the faid plaintiffs,
Nated in their bill; and of other judgment Gre.
dltors of the faid Robert Alexander anterior to
the deed OF ;ruf mcpuoned in the fad bill, which
deed bears date tie Gosh day of December l7ee
The fe'era perions Coming under the decre,sl
order made in the aforefaid flute, arc hereby IN.
formed, that lhall attend at my Office in tie
town of Alexandra, from this day until the 9th
OF April next on which day fhsil make up my
report, to carry into effect the faid order, at
which time and place the feveral parties inters
reled a,e requeted to attend with the neceGAry
documents, &c enable me to execute the o!dsr.
George Deneale.
March Pr
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1oansIl SIS

ssxyss t.-@---z---~ 1oaiis1 %
- .fived yeftedAy
ace The left on, the
II 45fmed, that the On.
@ot ~ RS rfeTe, were The btig Com.
p se1) eserau, of Philadelphia, and ichocner
sa,rv' Cheaer of New York che brig Hafiot,
!. philadelphia and lchooaer Kitty Of New Yoik,
: .y.,e recaptu.ed from the French aud leat into
jamaica. n4.,.t
Arrived, fchooner Federal Geosge, Field, 8
,,.ys from Boitoa. Spoke il hampton Roads,
bro Afiaance, from Charletton, bound 30 Phi
lsdslphia, and fcioonsr Eliza, Whetsrage, from
/ Sa.m 10 Norfolk. Psl-d u the Bay fchooner
Rcby, from Chariclon, Aod large thip bound
The flip Sally. Adams, bence arrived &C Co.
,on,,s Ath January, after experiencing very bad
weather TOR month pfevieus 70 her arrival.
fhe two Friends, Mail, has arrived al FINAL
bort near Corpnns, wi,h csuiiderable damage.
Arrived fch's Roby. BTcwn, 8 5 days from
Charleitan.
Aiio nip Independence, M'Cooncl, from Leg,
horn, Sailed frem Leghorn, January i /, in co.
with fbip .frent, AinElnan, for SALEM. and brig
Fame, Aickeflon, for Batn parted from them ac
January eff Msjorca, touched at Gibraltar 9Th
February Le.r no Baltilnore vsasls. l4as 81.
long. 81 fpokh;p Jefeiton, from Bqton, sound
10 Demarass, had ihfown her deck load over
hoard in a gale in The Gulpb. March 3 lat.
&c, long. 90, fpcSe brig I'VE Bfo5hers, Amber
fan, 50 days from Jeifsy, b36od 70 Norfolk iat.
lsds Tor aSofioik ID great dillE7is ior psoyions
srd water, 6ppiied them wlthfome pork.
Tie fhip PAMELA, DtfcolI, trom Amfcrdam
ldd 0gouns Yernon, Boyiogton. from Liverpool,
5ss bslow.
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APPLES.

Ten barrels Of Apples were lhipped
on board the ich'r Friendhip at N. York, fome
time in December lalt, which through difaaer
fhe met with in running on hors, 10 her voyage
to this port, the copy of the bill Of lading or
receipt THAT was retaincdl ha, been loR, and
in conieduence thereof the owner or confgne- is
unknown, and as to keep Them much longer
would tend to their total dearutaion, the !ab-
fcriber therefore gives notice, tgatiF the necdfuI
proofs OF property is not produced in order TO
receive the fame, before the zsth init. they will
be fold for the Freight and expences that were
incurred in laving them from the wreck.
JOHN QUANDRILL,
On board the fchooner Friendihip, al Lawralon
and Shoots wharf.
March %. d
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S II q E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

SAMUEL CLARK
Rslbs9tal1 i.fa,ms bis Tsqyn and Claaty Csl.
tomer that he e0nttmplat<s leaq,mg rbiJ plaee
,@orfly, md zOiA ajlpe/s offbe following Sbofs
ia, eab, credit, or lprsd4ee-viz
Englilh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
Do. black ard white, high and low heels,
Black, red, green and blue Morocco Slip
pers,
Ladies Black Morocco Jef:rfon's fhoes.
MiT:s' Red and Black do,
500 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
Black Stuff d..
Mides' Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys fine and coarse fhoes.
Children's ]eferlon Shoes, and pumps.
Mas fine Morocco (hoes, and dancing pumps.
Do. fine Morocco lhoes, and coarfe ihoes.
March II d.
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vessels Tor Vrendhiein coming from the
lwest, and having the Island Garten to the
northward, will be sure of seeing the light
on Agnos, and may steer for the port till
THEY have the light due south on their side,
keep off right opposite the light, and steer
ito the shore, till they come within so fa-
lthoms of it, and then go along shore, they
will thus pass with safety Ringauen, or,hc
eastern rock which lies N. E. to f.. half II.
from the Point-distance Of 40 to $50
fathoms.
Vessels coming from the eastward, may,
when they have the light at W. half S.
safely hold off and steer the course out.
Vessels having the wind head and the
light in sight, may without danger cruize
off until daylight, SO long as the atmosphere
does not prevent the light from being
seen.
Erbract q a letter iron, Legdoyts, dated
Dec. IS.
6 communicates 10 YOU the plaatiBg in'e!-
ligenec that, our ha,bour, 4laes The day be
fore yeaera y, is no langer in Rate Of
ilsge, hu; IS scltoreJ TO us afelens neua ItY,
and aeain uoder The Iulcan Governmfnt
1t is thereSore believed, shat 10 future even
Engl!h goods may be iuapoffed aud expert
ed witheut any examination,
14nother letsgr, same date.
Tie pen raIity again granted to cur
port ty France has occsiiyned mere the great
Ell joy, as 4. is expected il will iafuls new life
into commerce. II is Goub,l1is a conie
qnence ot ths convention between the Preach
Government and che Courts Of Madrid aud
Liboe, WHICH England appears tactly 70
have approvsd, that lhs MY nor lofr thu
Ssade u spain, portug4i and Italy. We
!bsii iaon be able 70 procure Engdlh colonial
commodities aud manuf Cures ia abundance.
Every thing is tra"qIl 10 the kngdcm of
Naples; and the fears CT he Porte, left the
Frenen ihcul1 m Ike an attack on the Morea,
have h,thsrro al leaf proved without foua-
dation."
Wcafe lory to learn that the valuable ihip
haurei, Capt. Biackiei, from Calcutta, belong
ing 10 Mr.. Gray, On entering Salem harbour, on
rhc h lift, got on ihore on fome rocks, and has
6nce bilged her cargo it is faid, con-
fitted of about 400 tons Of fugar. and quantity
of Piece Goods abour 40 tons of fugar and the
goods were (ayed from damage; The lois is
computed at 30 to 10000 dolls. The hips
Citizen Brakeman, and Eolas, Robinion, had
bo,h arrived at Calcutta from New York /; they
failed the fame hour and arrived together. The
fhip Connecticut, Allen, was to fail for New
York absu, tn. 10Th Of Nov. On the receipt
Of the news OF war at The Cspe, American yeaels
which had taken in fat petre, were obliged to
Ireland it, as the expectation Of it was prohibited
by the BSitiih government.
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Arrived YESTERDAY brig Success, capt.
MsFarlare. from Philadelphia, with goods
for merchants in his town, and the city of
Washington.
Ga Friday last MJ. Dawson moved that the
House of Representatives shoaId resolve itself
into coInn,irtec OF the whole 100 the .esolstl-
ons, Offered by him, foc The recession OF the Dis
sr;a Of Columbia.
Mr.. Eugsr said This point had been fully and
ably investigated the last session. He did not
eYpsa, after.sthe decision then mace that the
House would have been again called upon 20 dis
cuss it. He believed the mind Of every member
was made up respecting It /; he hoped, therefore,
I the House would not agree to go into Com
mlttee.
MIR. r Lewis SAID he should vote against the
House resolving itself into committee of the
whole; and should that motion be negatiyed, he
would move 20 discharge the committee of the
whole from all iufhei consideration of the reso-
lasions.
The question was takenon going into commit !.
tee and lost--Ayes 70.
MIR, 7. Lev then moved TO discharge the
committee.
This motion was carried, withou, debate
Ayes So, embracing great msjority OF the
members present.
II will be perceived by the above extract from
the proceedings of the House OF Representatives
OF Friday, that Mr.. Dawson's resolutions TO re
cede the Difrict OF Columbia have received the
Virtual rejccricn of that body we say rejection,
inasmuoh asa postponement TO the next session is,
IN effect, the same slnng> 'The manner in which
this decision was entered into strongly indicates
NOT only me disappsobation ofthe proposed mea
sure, butlikewisl of disposition TO ina the dis
appreciation in the most emphatic manner. The
house In the first instance refused to discuss the
and fhen dismissed them by postponemeni.
We understand tkat the Executioe haze re-
ceived the foA97umg
COMMUNICATiON-oFFIcfALLY.
For the safety Of the navigation to and
,rom Trondhiem, Gin Norway: alanthern
light has been erected on Agnos Point,
ws'ch for the future viii be kept burning
i'm the 1st September to the 18th April,
soo'h inelusive) half an hour after sunset
ulisunrise.
lhlslanthernlightis fixed on red paint
81 edihce, on the most northern part Of
A8nos Point, about 90 feet above the wa
Ter, eastward of the little bay, where Ag-
nos farm lies, and not above 100 yards
nom the same. Ringauen, the dangerous
rock on the east of Agnos Point, bears east
nan south from the light, about 200 IA
mons, and Gaaseanen, or the western
foek, near Agnos Point, bearing in line
with Oelands Church, N. to w. from the
iSat, distant from it about 100 fathoms,
Light.
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I. e. Pu5Itc Notice.

The Members of the PROTESTANT
Ep1scopAL CHURCH Of Alexandria are
hereby notified that an Election will
be held at the Church on Monday next
between the hours of 1 and o'clock,
for twelve perfons to ierve the 1aid
Church as a Veltry for years.
March 81.
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Scrabs from London babers.

When We hear O., Boaaparte beng up to his
qvaya in water at Bologne, we only conceived
him to De dabdling at invafon; but when he at
tempts it in eayuef, he will, 10 all probability,
get complete daeking, and foon colac tc the
bettom Of his buineis.
1t is aHarted in French publication, that
France is at prefent !" in a fate Of rtf''. That
fort of ref has been we'll delcribed by Pope
/" "A death like Glencc, and a d,fSarxt99."
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FOR SALE.
a few hundred buihels Of Liibon
Salt fuitable for the Flheries, VIII be fold low if
taken away Immediately.
WIN. HODGSON,
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March IT..

The Partnerlhip of
ELLINGTON and CRUISE
is diiloved by mutual content. All debts due
TO the copartnelhip, by agreement, are to be
paid to Thomas Cruie.
William Ellington.
Thomas Cruie.
March eI. div
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SUBSCRIBERS

n - y ODOONI LINZ
To Nh. Carey's Family Bible
may get their books, by applying at R. and ].
Gray's bookRofe.
February 90.
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atEannrta Galtp anuertlsgr.
TUESDAY, Mac

Arrived YESTERDAY brig Success, capt.
M'Farlare, from Philadelphia, with goods
for merchants in Ills town, and the city OF
Washington.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker of the Honlc of Re5erIe
tn j: JEFFERSON.
CAROLINE SPRINGS.

TIE snbectiber intends 10 oben
~ a 1,AVERNGt tie Caroline Springs, on
t6efrf day Of June nest; and b9brs, from
f@e pleqlanf and beaifhy ffaatioa, excItlGz,e of
tie ldedicinai qualities Of tire quGfers, that Il
7OiH be a Place ofgsaera/ ye/orf.
TIE Springs are .Eteafed abom So miles fyo,s
Rebmond, Is from Porf-Ro2ai, I2 from The
B55riing-Grsea, and II fran FreIeyfcksbnrg.-
TIE roads h6diag to tbem ars remarkable goo2...
fbey ARE .f0ronnded By an agJeeaLh and rtl9slt-
able Northumberland are oRf-kon/SJ far
f6e accommodation eftboe qobo qVj@ to HUs js~
parnts fyon the 7apera.
The Ehkjetibe- .Rafieyy berJfjG fbat fbe)S in
dueement5 qViH not only operate an iagalid5,
zVbo, in The .fekiy .ISalo7, attend fbe S,t41gs
for IRE fake Of ba71Hg tbeiy rain reRorcd, 6nf
70jH NDo be .fSH kyfbof e0bqJf only objcc7 !. the
enjoyment ofeOmbanr, rs Hnay be ElfSiJ /4id tie
/ociety zvW be e9N0I to any ia the cORnIr1.
No exertion will be GOanfing to make e1gry
thing Perfe5J agyeeabt.
MN GATEUOOD.
Fredsyiek9wg, May 10. s1GSf,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11

ITO be concluded in or next.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

heat, in yhi,i the mercury stood 1t los
deScees, without experiencing on: days
sickness AID Of passing through great
or variety of climates than are 10 b: iound
in any other lIarter of the globe. a
mong mis- prou1cst trophie, is The having
g,iaei higher eminence OF the Chim-
bora5io, Itself by far thu highest noun
tain in the worldly than had'ever before
been reached by natives or Foreigners. IL
is abou! returning 70 Europe 10 publish
tin result Of his researches, which we
have n, donot will not only give new
views of large portion OF South Ameri-
ca, but likewise rescue the accounts of
that region from the Il lion and incorrect
ness with watch they are at present enye-
LOPEZ.
We are pleased to add that the citizens
of Washington, and more especially the
President, fully inpre 'sed with the great
and dlsinteresIed services of the Baron,
have, by their attentions, paid his talents
the. respset to which they are SO eminent-
ly entitled.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DEsBRTBD from the Public Guard. SOLO.
~ MON HEWITT, born in Connecticut, he
is a tout we'll made good looking man, sbou,
Eve feet eleven inches high, and about IS years Of
age he has lair kin and auburn hair, wore a
way home fpun coat and ven and o5nabnrgs
psntsloons and fhirt have been informed that
he went of with Capt. Barrett, Portuguefe, who
fails this trip for strsteu Iand but it is very pof-
fbie he (Hewitl may Cop at Norfolk Alfo
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, a virginian, aous
we'll made, down look, mort black hair, abou,
twenty three years Of age, drinks and is very 70.
veply, abou, rive feet egh, or nine inehes high.
Clothing, mort blue coat turned up with red,
blue ven and oznabUrgs hirt and pantaloons.
am we'll informed he kept Immediately down
the Gage road 70 Williamsburg, aud believe his
intention is 70 Norfolk. 81
ALEXANDER SU4RRIER, c. 7. G.