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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
"TO THE MAN."
Wbe exPofes him/sf 4citb tie Egssts,s Of
WV. WIDGERYn

But few words neccfary ia reply to the column Of
abue with which you have honored me- Whether moA
20 depiie your vanity, or pity your folly for thus rud
ing yourfclf on the uec, hardly determine
confdtnt am, thar your conduct ia this refpea, muir
excite mar feelings in the brca of every who has
the Gshtea knowledge Of you The curious tumble YOU
havesad before the public avail you nothing asd
notwithstanding you affect be 10 much the frie nd Of ~
Mechanics, and endcavnur 10 excite in undue pieu
dices again fellowctzcns, carry your points.
there among who does not laugh at your inn
potent attempl
Without noticing preient. the falfoods with which
your production abounds will JUN hint you thar you
have miakell your mark-You have adore Fed yourfe
TO the man who b" 4l.Jss hmief the 6esi,ou.
name Of Real Msebssie" Be a1vred 6r 1 have not
ued any dfcufe my signature leave fch art. to you
sna your "EA." j is my pride that am one Of that
cls yss have thought mcany enough Of to uppofs yos
could influence but who viii rcpcl your adva ees
and d'idaia POUR ttery You may REQ further aured
Err that you faa in dae time know my real name and
il the sss~ prinser you fpesk of. will permit me-
viii t.kefsme opportunity. whea my bu6aef. viii permit
Il A RsaL MECHANIC.
The following genuine original annecdote is
given by one who vas on the lpot when it took
place -
AT Vel1, on the day of election, certain Off.
cious JAcobin offered an independent Ship Carpen
ter a vote Oh which was written the names of
Ssivss and Heath. My friend, quoh the Carpenter,
this is very poor timber for State Shp-The 6ra
tek is 20 crooked tina, If attempt new it ltrait,
it will take il all away-and the fecofd Rick is 10
full Of Zap, thar when that taxed out, there will
be nothing lett.
70 Ss.,si original sss 'As s'si' i"A.dt1~ tbs ~.
Paper, sss sssvsidsSty dtsrs.d
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Infection Of all kinds stsPiakled Fiji.
I'HE fubfcriber having been dulv AZ

pointed Deputy lnfpector of all kinds Of Picked
Fifth for the town OF Portland, gives this public notice
that he Is ready attend tho duties If HE se
He may be found his Coopers shop on C.a,si WV
tout b 6de of the Long Wharf. s
ANTHONY FURNALD.
B All Perfons cautioned ssaina the violsio Of
the Law, no breach of the fams win be overlooked
Psvfissd, Azs~sl a., 1904
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100 Dollars Reward.

1 .ts t.t
JOHN cILLEY, Mater. and JONATHAN KN1GHT,
late OF Chambers River (vho vicuz!ed and manned o.
he AAlves) Black. and two white men, oee native Of
New Haven, the ether Of PennfylvanA and FINAL white
creole Boy, failed from Nsw-Haven abeus the nidde Of
February III the 1oop Ny Of from City feyea,y ,or.
Dor then, with valuable cargo my addrsis, from the
Houie Of 3sss and sbas.s. Of that place, merchants
The matter has beea robbing the vc1ei and made fae
Of part OF the cargo. and a week asseapesd to Jet
regicer and clearance to 80 the Wen Indss eaa the
port OF MAchiAs The officers Of the Reveuse, AID sls
otAers Who regard commerce deGred TO erurs the ad
Jts Gig, 10 that he may be brought jnice and for
which will pay the above reward-and viii Ekswife
pay handltne reward for occurring the Ead vesl and
what may yst be Left either 70 public ocers private
indivduals. ~
The Bills Of Ladins. letter. and Invoice, having been
deNfoyed BY the Villa Williams, am uSai 70 Sc par
cular a. to the cargo, s vsuebst eeese Il TO con
at OF Wheat aad Rye Flour, Meal, Ind.a Corn, iome
Rye, Cheee, Leather, Teas. Rum, Gin, brandy, Eals,
&C. &C. NATHAN IN INK
ST Asdsws, 37s6 Msse6, 1904. 9
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From WASHINGTON, Ma,eb "a.
TO THE sDIToR,

ssThofe who have had any confidence
in the boaited economy oflhe preient ad-
miniitratien, will probably be aitoni(hed
70 find that congrels is impoiing new tax
es to very large amount upon the Peo-
pie, This is the faSt: A bill was introduc-
ed into the houie of representatives about
Two months fince which under the pretext
Of G impoing more ipecifc duties on the
Importation of certain articles" has taxed
a great variety OF articles (iome OF them
articles OF necefity) with heavy addition
al duties. The fame bill alto inpofes an
additional duty of SO cents per ton on
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COUNTY REGISTER,

The returns we have thus tar received, place
Nj. GAResER CooLD. of this town, and M.
ELIAS MsaslLL, of Falmouth. the two higheR
On the lit. AS foon as we have returns from
all The towns. We lhsll give particular aate-
ment.
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NEWS.
SHIP
PORT OF PORTLAND.

7HURSD4r. Apva s-Arrived nip Js(eph, ysws
J.~5s malter. IS days from Liverpooi.-Lett there
p Caroline, sevt for this port the Fame, Gardner 70
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aparrisu,
Al Falmouth, by the Rev MI. Bradley, Mr.. Samuel
Ciary 70 Miis Dolly Stevess- Mr. James Sweet to Mic
Abigail Pride
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FOR Sale by the fubfcriber, at his new
iore. 10 Fore-areet, adjoining fhe Gore OF Mefrs
Lessi W y Sss, the Cargo Of the brig Corner. conha-
ing Of
IS hhds. Of I'd, sd, & 9TH proof Rum,
a6 hhds. excellent retailing Molaaes, &
II hhds. choice Sugars.
~ DANIEL TUCKER.
.AtrI ,. s%
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AUCTIONS
TO BIZ SOLD.

70 Be SOLD,
By order Of cou~, On TL'JRSD.fy, he Srtr
EN7H Aar Of .Jaas art, sfiI o'e,eds 2. III Z
Pas.,c 1us',n. "a re P'emysI, nj D,rrogJ ~
PsfsdscSi Ssipafs Jar,
He. Real S.itate of Naa5 N'oyts. Isie &c
Poft and. in tie county a Gu 81, dAaJ q, 4.
weirsr, dscs.ies' co ii'sg ri hr M merry ban
DWeLiI!.G Hoifsf. vi,hI MO earrsra, io,,ag
Oh Kius !ree febt, i,rer i,ct far nses AMI ,ustnc
rear tweny teer; ruuaipe from fd .ee u ID sf.stv
adj 'uirg Nj. aiys LrU's LAai, oins hisecs
INKS. tpsa
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

To tds Honorabs tie Senate and Hege + Res,s(e.n
Hvrs ofibt CoV1ponzosah6 Of A1sDaetys.n, smio4s
ir,ei toatt sGs.Lsd
MTE the iubicr ibers, Inhabitants Of
~ NewgoeeeItcr, Gray, pe,r,fce; and ro;aud,
beg leave to prehnt this h4mh'e .,ton to ya.r
HHnors praying you.o incseor,orae:us with ~ rhY.e
who is'i hes after jim with Us, 1870 re s;ou f,cirty
81 the name Of the iit Univerf. society thsisn<
IN Newsloucefer Your pc have ct,Ied rsin:i.
ter OF the sope at our expence. and at'epi po the
own condolences, uricflaRd the h1lr feiDturcsof
the old and new TenaMns. We bss your Honor 20
grant this our bumoIc rcquea may n,lli more
convenience alefs and collect money crst.ns
veneer neeiias acute. aud for the pod ~ pric
teacher teachers aud oste- neceTsry exeme< whrA
az srIe ia our fscisty rcipstti chisa ib,.y.
as rel gons Tociet3, Anda in luy bound iii4 ever
pray.
NATII. RENNE.Il. III % u
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Commonwealth OF Msaliachufrtrs.

Z" SenH7e, SaH5a,y 70 ISo4 Z
ON the petition of Nathani-l Bennett
and others, inhabitants of Ncwsh;uecfsr Gray ?sip
loot and Po'ant IN the county II ca,abeti nj nrayg
that they may he fncorpor arej nso rsiol cicy ~
the n me of the Frit Unise.ia society u chii.Aa,
Newgloucester.
OaDERED, that the petitioners caar. an
asteted cspy of their petition WITH his ,rr rAereo IL
he pabed thee wee Ks fncs tvesy ii the 1.Sr
printed by Jni', The In public I'll he s1rs sys &c
cait, before the ccond Wetnefl y If he mn ii *
the next General Court, thar all perfns u y
then appear Add fssw caufe IL any fhsv hsve Why
prayer Of faid petition dhonc nor DC pfaascd.
Sent down for concurrence
DAVID cCBE. P.sSk-f.
nth Hoarc Of Heprefenlatsye. JAN IS 500.
Read and concurTed
II G. OTIS. S9sAle.
A true ccpy-AtteR.
wsNDELL DAVIS, Cal j ssatr
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THE fublcriber hereby Gives pubic IL

The fublcribcr hereby gives public no
tice to all concerned. that the hAheeroay sp,,an.
ted and has take" apsn herie tho .ult ii AoAnl1-
trstr1 on the Doaie of
JOHN MAREAN,
Ase OF Standi Ia the county oil Car.tfla1d, Bscksn,sh,
decealed, by giving bCd the law tust, tie fhrre.
fore reques all pei iona who indebted s. e.caf.
eds tAate, make Immediate p ynel and thalc VIC
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fans
Dsfed nsv6 1904 LOIS MAKnAH
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

/ III lublcliDer lcrcoy gives puoiic no.
t'ce to ali conees ned that Che has scs ao:y .o,.o.
ted, asd has taken upon heiief the Of Acdia.-
ustvix On the Eifase o.
BARTON ROSS,
late OF Brunfmick, i0fhe county Of Cumberland y4o n
dsceacd by giving bond tic aw ecss :->'c sAsr
fore r<queAs perfn. sau ,u:eafsd 70 I'd .e.s e
eos etate 20 make isnmeciatc pas amt III. = WHO
have any demands thereon, ~ eShoa the fans 10
Oaisd Marsb "A, 1904 RACINE. ROSS.
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end than that Of giving hlsnseli IsHslAa
(Signed)
M. Frere, l4snister q England.
Madrid, Apri1o, 1904.

: + j
Thave the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your Excellen.y's note, and you
will see by the date of this, that have
well reflected before determined to re-
new SO unpleasant subjects but in truth,
the longer weigh Interpretations of your
Excellcncy's note, the less find that they
answer the purpose for which il was die
tated, namely to remove the unfayorab!e
opinions might have formed.
X. Z. does me the honor to observe,
that you expected me to take such step;
it was not, therefore, quite superaueus in
itself. And, indeed, since was to make
application to Y. En- do not see how it
was possible for me to prefer a demand
more moderate, or how could now desist
from it, without obtaining some way or
other, satisfactory answer. arm fully
aware how delicate and difhcult the pre-
sert circumstance. are: but if Y. T.. did
think it proper directly or indirectly to
oppose the Official Gazeteer's assertion, it
would, at least, have been possible, by
stripping his attempts of all authority, TO
reduce it TO that vague and coFjrcturai
character which you yourself have ascribcd
to it, for this puf pose nothing more was
required, than that Y. f. should assure me
you never had diyuiged any particulars of
our conversation since it is evident, that.
the Monitrur did not mean to cite futive
& cl4ndestine witnesses butthe very person.
of your Excellency. y. E. might likewise
shavesgiven very plain and very natural
testimony in my favor, namely that the
onlytime spoke with you upon the sub
ject, / expressed an opinion precisely the
reverse of that which TIE Gazatteer pre-
tended to cite.
(Signed)
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.A CARGO
) .TEN DOLL AIRS

win be paid for the delivery of Negro PHIL
LIS and he's child of about fix months old. who
elopcd from the fubfcriber's feryice without Any
5 caule whatever. She is fuppo6ed 20 be in the
neighbouxaood of Mr.. John c. Hunters, Fairfax
county, who owns her husband William, or at
the Grem Falls Of Potomac, where he has a
: number Of relations. A further delcfipson is
thought unneceaIy as hei. wellknown in thofe
-neighbourhoods.
Philip G. Marieller.
Sept. 10. "a
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xats Eoretga 9nteutyeute.
Correspondence 6etsveen Frere and ne
Prince Of Peace.
For the better illustration of this cores
.pondence, we shall re.insers the article
in the, Moniteur
FROM TIE MoNITEUR, NO 1S4.
Madrid March 10.


Madrid March 10.
.u Frere, the English Minister at this
place. seems to be much affected by the
news which has arrived from Paris. a
few DAYS before he forgot himself 50 FAR,
as TO assert.8in conversation which he
had with the Prince of Peace, that assas-
siaation and murder are lawful IN the pre-
sent state Of things, to save England from
the extraordinary situation in which 1t IS
placed. The prince of peace, sluntly re-
piled: But, sir, should France adopt the
same principle, nations would carry ON war
sby the medium of assasins, instead OF
fighting with fleets and armies. | cannot
help declaring, that this immortality would
excite horror in the mind of his Catholc
Majesty. For my part ! can only tell
YOU that the example of all ages proves,
that crimes in the end always tall on the
head Of those who order, orare the ins,ru-
mcnts of them.
!" Note By the Editor o The Montesr, = ],
The observation of the Prince OF Peace
has been verified and at the moment when
England was employing the Count Z Artois
as an assassin one of the individuals OF ms
family persisted, as an attonement tor the
crimes, under the sword of justice. lnta-
NOUS ci-devant Bishop of Arras, sach IS
the result of your couasels {"
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N or C s..

3 A PETITION viii be psefensed TO the nexs
General AGembly of Virginia. praying an aA
may be paGed for removing the fittings Of the
Ecnnty Court Of Fairfax, TO the town of Cen.
estyilie, 10 fcon ~ . Court Houfe and other pub.
lie buildings CAM be ereded, which i. is intend ed
Asll be done By voluntary lubfsiptiOn.
Augx& 81. iawam !
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Ten Dollars Reward.

en- SLjOL6GT5 NCIulTd.
ABSCONDED about eight days ago from the
aabicfibers 1e,sice, brigh, Mulatto fave, called
HARRISON:
He Is about "a or a3 years of sgc, tall ard thin.
He has been ieen in the neigh5oarhocd of Wet
End within day or two.
The above reward will be given TO any peron
who will lodge him in the Jail Of Alexandria, or
IN nay poaeiion.
William Hodgfon.
Sept. Ic.
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J.'H. FRERE.
20 n. e. Prince. Peace, &c.
Ara,y:ues, april -, 1904.

The Editor of the French Gaz. suppos.
ing, in his No. I84, thata conversation had
taken place between you, Sir. and ne, has
been wanting in the consideration due to
my character, by believing me capable Of
entering upon subjects unworthy of the
greatness of soul which sdorns me. ] do
not complain of his offence, and you cannot
calm the perturbation of your mind at be-
ing implicated in it. How shall I be able
20 persuade you! have nothing to add
TO the reflections contained in my preceding
Note; may this answer TO yours OF the
tenth prove more satisfactory, and let vague
opinions circulate In arbitrary prints.
(Signed)
THE PRINCE OF PEACE.
sfshn HookAa,s Fyere, Esq. Minister II. 3.
Myssty.
Madr5ia, Apnl1z, 1904.
It had appeared 10 me, that my personal
honor, as well as my Sovereiga's.; in kne,
that the value ought to set upon the good
optimism Of the Spanish nation, eguaily i'm
PEELED me to take the step have towards
your excellency; and, tho7 that greatness
q soulY. E. has so jus, a title toclaim, had
lessened the importance of those consider
ationsa in your eyes, should still have
battered myself. that you would show some
indulgence for the weakness of those who.
on being conscious of those distinguished
qualities which raise people above calum.
ny, think, that there are instance in which
( a man, without being wanting to his own
dignity, is called upon to shew some re.
spect for public opinion. Buff cur noti-
ons unon the subject be greatly different,
the situation We are in is no less SO. On
my part am charged with having main
tanned an atrocious principle, while thew
put in the mouth of Y. E.. sentiments wor-
thy of your character. and such as all who
are not strangers to your loyalty, must
know that YOU yourself could have wished
to have had ascri5ed to you, had been
capable Of holding the language attributed
to me. Al
cannot, therefore, conceal that in the
denial of Y. F.. to disayow that coayer-
sation, look in vain for that greatness Of
soul which you invite me to initiate, when
silence on your part, costs you nothing
but the sacrifice of my repu. alton, mas
much at least. as it depends upon your
suffrage.
Seeing myself deprived of this advan-
tage, there still remains for me the se,is.
faction to think that can desist from fur.
Their imporsaning x. E. upon the subject,
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OFFICIAL.

Cobg ofthecorresp0adrnce bes1ueen the Prince
of Peace and mr.. sFrere, relatips TO TIE
conversations ascribed to tasn IN The Nam
tar, No. 1874.
TTRANsL ALTON.
MSdrid, dpriF, 1904.
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SYA I.


Your Excelleney has undoubtedly reac
the conversation ascribed to us by the
French Official GaEateers, concerning the
late events in Paris. As / aatter myself
that my colleagues, and the Enlightened per-
sons ofrhe Court, will not be apr to cree
ditstories SO ridiculous and SO dlamctrical.
~ly opposite TO the principles which they
know me to possess, might perhaps have
dispensed with noticing a calumny which
must reflect upon it's authors and should
mcrelyha invited Y. E. to estimate the
accuracy of other accounts proceeding from
the same source as this, of which you
are at once the judge and witness. And
yet, as itaPpears that the writerof that ar
-ticle presumes to ground his statement on
the testimony of Y. E. il appears to me
that should in some manner be wanting
to my own justification, and to the repre-
sentation with which | am entrusted, woreI
to neglect appealing to that very testimony
myself. Besides the official character OF
that accusation seems to demand an
equally formal and authentic eontradic.
ton.
These consideration. induce Heto apply
soY. E. andto request that you will de-
clare whether any such conversation did
really pass betweenus, in whichI assert
ed thel principle imputed to- me by the Of
fetal Gazetteer, and above all, as maintain
ed by him before the Paris news arrived !;
in short whether Y. E. acknowledges the
answer ascribed to you, and which con-
cludesby very intelligent threat of as
sination.
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j. H. FRERE.
10 II. E. The Prince e Peace.
Madri9, Apri1 5, 1894.

1o1"s Ss, 80 -, AoS-ss
SIR,
l have actually seen. that in the Madrid
article, inscrtedin No. 184 Of the Gazette,
an account is given of a conversation be-
tween us, and am zvaitsg Sir, ,jor ysur
application to remove, by my answer, the
sunfavorable opinions you might have form
ed. But as in this kind of business the de-
gree of probability entirely depends upon
opinion, aud our conferences, have taken
place without either witnesses or heares,
and it is impossible, therefore, they should
have been transmitted to the Gazetteer with
truth OF accuracy, deem the justification
you require from me perfectly useless,
since it viii be Indifferent to the Editor
OF the Gazetteer, whether he publishes
contrary statement tomorrow, the value
set upon those accounts being relative to
the truth they contain. Such has been my
opinion when | have seen nv character
biackened in still darker colours and he
who should endesvour to restrain the ac-
tons OF men. whom fortune hash placed
out OF his power, would obtain no other
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I yesterday received the note Of IA
which have read with all the attenua'|
merits. There is very plain conslalal
ton which directly occurs to ones np
namelg, that Y. E. might have 'n'||
yourself the unpleasant. task of continuity
painful correspondence. Y. E. dos u
the honor TO tell me, that, being no Mp|
ter, your correspondence cannot be dfp
to any political consequence; and ye'F|
propos4 10 transmit, it to the MlnsH
his Catholic Majesty n-Londou, ioF
purpose, of showing your respect i0' !,
Britannia Majesty. Y. E. ADDS
without such motive you would not y
thought yourself bound to answer my D,
Upon this I must observe, that eIp'. \
ons Of personal respect from private !,
vidual Sovereign, sdonot appear to n.y. n.y.
customary and, that, viewing the N ~
Y. E in this light, / would not unos ~
to lay it officially before His MaJsM
And yet, as it contains certa IN
ons to my conduct, thought as m s,,,l
TO transmit it to the Secretary 'of ~.
His Britannia Majesty, with prop.
plantations. If return no du rect -
TO Y. E. concerning these al lusloas
because think them foreigr TO ~ ~,
iect Upon which we began t. COTE.
and absolutely without an OBJ jet >. .hS
Z. has declared that you will not n .,t|
upon as a Minister. Mou cover,
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7u2 Recesued,

Uit ReceaVea,
AND FOR GALE AS ABOVE,
Murrays Engliih Reader, Grammar
and Exercifes; common wrlstog paper; iupertine
drawing paper; fupeihne lsF;o pot and vellam
letter paper, and few giols of bonnet boards.
AJo the lolloutng Books.
Iohnion's Lives of the Brltllh po-
cts. Cowper's poems. Commyr's e'geG, E4h'sie.
ports, Boilenguet's and Rpller'sfeports. vol. IDS
Burrows's fepofts; Pgiefly's 6tufes; M'Naily';
evidence; Pc.k.s's evidence; Gritty on bills Of
K-yling's reports; Prctiy's chorch hiaory OF
Wilfon's reports; Doand5c's rife and pragrefs Of
Religion in the foul, WHO'S Da'y OF Man, &c.
Margh 20
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the fublcrfberon Satur-
ny =, the 7 loft. an apprentice boy named Walter
.1ss'sea, about feet s OF 7 inches higs, he
~ 'sk away with him, two long coats, one round
!. s0'at jacket, blue pantaloons, and fome other
;0ass. II expected he hass me to his father rs
- - Ffinee William, County, about thirty miles
/. y cOln town, near Hoes old mill, on Occaqaon
- s'sk. The above reward will be paid Cor de
saseflng the fad Wal,sr Ifsflcoxeu to the fnhf,ri
:. ~ and all reafonablc charges, provided be is
~ ~ brought back by thofe who were aceeGary to
- runing away,
Thomas Preffon.
~. ~ 5. J forewa,n sllpsrfons from harboring os
..S p,0ying him as ! will profecu.s them, as far
S'ss law will allow. T.. P.
April. Is ds,.
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Tor Sale or EeuG.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber On the a9th
Of October last, a negro nan slave named
B Q B,
about 20 years of sge, FIVE feet nineinches high
straight llmbed and we'll tosmeds said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his
readily replying TO question. he commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety of
good cloath!ng, description of which is uHntccs.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb.
seconded, andin all probability IS now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. JOAN Mu1R, late of this town, but BOW
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward Of TIN COLLARS for the dis
covery of those who have been accessory to his
eoncealment.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarned at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
Public aenDae.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
At 10 ,'elocs, qvdl be said at TIE genSse Store,
aanin hogiheads and barrels
French Brandy in pipes,
GIN in pipes and bis.
WhiRey AMI Apple Brandy in biz.
Sugar In hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in sierces and bags,
Chocolate
Mould aud dip'd Caadles
Raihns in kegs, boxes and jarss
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, Sc.
4 variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc.
Cloths, Coatlhgs,
Kerieymescs, DaaiIs,
Plains and Kcrfsys,
Negro Cottons, Sergeb
Elaaicks, blue Freezes
Caiimancoes and RuGs!s,
Yarn Stockings,
shintzss and Cslicoes,
Iriih Lincns, Silela DO.
Ofnsourgs and Ticklenburg:s
Mullins and M8ilia Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
&ndaaaa Hanakerchicts,
Coloured Threads, hats.
Aad fundry other Articles.
P. G. MaRSTEL.LER.
April ,