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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-14
NEW. YORK, April 9.

@IncoaEequence of the Notwithstanding b.
t~eer tbe Dey of Aigiers AID "a. 3-issh cn-
ful, LORD Mellon has c4a.ei il u ), n)tifyad II
Gibraltar, thar all fllips are 10 5: avre a7w
they APPROACH the cost OF A:gl4rs, or p.rnit
thtmlelyes TO be bolrd-d ~ th- A'g.rioe cruz.
Nzers.
There was at the Held.r, on. mo If
fevcay cga: guns, tb}ee' of cry eight til.
gates biigs, cutters, a4d - ftl Of traai3rs
ready for Tea, with 3ooottso5as; betg::a III.
:. fieIdel ana tmaerian, 1900 6Lii,5 in jar.
isrs, and ready TO embark at Amterjam, 50
iaiI OF gun ysGols fttirg and a, H.tyo.tay:,
nip OF 80 guns and Of IS in ordinary, ! 81.
gases and two brig gun boats, 6tting for f:..--
$50 gun boats hal failed rom Rotterdam fo-
Fjuhing, in the coClfe of the fix proceeding
wctks.
Irih Stocks. per cent. Goveenmsnt dc.
6entuses 90 ! 3 ! per cent 81
Bldncf' generally in Ireland very doll. ]
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fplied it's false, ravags, '5tl-a, s:ls;ave d.
stroy--ye are no kin. Ff,csot I'LL VII
/ ling to prove the point, declared OF one
! blood God made all nations Of men rae
tice boldly gives Precept the lie aud pro-
tests with oaths and asseverations that the
black never sprung from the same stock, IS
only species OF brute, but one remove a.
bove the monkey and therefore fit only for
calling slavery, drudgery and torture at the
will of the enslaver. But giving up the ge-
neraluse inculcatedin tfeeext, let us give
it particular exposition.
hree fourslls OF the evils difcootenss bicker.
ings g. qnarrek which diturb the peace OF iociefy
ouli be annihilated'if the yielding, concilia =,
ting temper Of sAbfaham Wera found among us
We ad nit We are Drethcra, whence then sheic e
VII flrnafggs 'isnc!c naleyornt iacsches
l'hefc unfnendiy aGIianss Iheie tories ieif1uc-
tive OF good iane is this indeed the way TO
prove that we are breihe.p' Let Us peep lata
families, litten TO the qdaress of oroEhess ahd4i-
ters conducteds with acrinony and not teldon
ending in hatred.
V.cw the inhabitants of the ssne village, mark
their envy, their htfie jealouslss, their constant
tear lcsi IN any TRANSACTIONS thcir neighbour may
succeed better than themselves and would nnt.
every benevolent mind ir grief excialm' ana
would 10 God that here dwet he eonciiiating
lgifit OF Abraham
I'D among you to whom 10 particular tsesc
sermens arc aGdsesed, tel me, this spirit founaf
+Let each member look into himself, then, into
yaur NEE, ngs, and il Wi evd.htly appear that
ye Ell only a small portion Of tie splfltoi the
pat,i4gth Bch9d What sprit of DISCRETION,
contest for lfEee creates You sec parties opp3s-
ing pasfics {. we are brcttreh," forgotten, OF
dsrega,ded; etr.ity seiz;ng tie place oi-af-tti-
on; party sprir driving union ct sentiment to
;ke @zA, and pablo good hara pressed to main
tain her s,and sgsinac privatc cno!a1ncat,
Remember, my triehds, Can and therefore
7VNL is not Confident with the fpir;i of the text.
Abraham could have @ady compelled Lot 80
accsde to NJ conditions he faw meet; bur his
bencvolc0t lpirit ro!e infinitely superior to pa
TT motives terminating only in private n'efett.
He fe.s for their h4rdfnen as well as for his BIO
ehc'. Re come ts them in one tenn '"wc
men arg brethrer.'' And although .,e might
have Lad the choice Of the land, yet he, gives IT
Up win almoit initnltab.s grace. - II tlou
wilt take the left hand then will go to The
right OF if shou depart TO the right hand, thsn
will goto the left
10 conclude remember l bcfr:h you, that
by initiating the pasgiarchye will caule peace to
reGde in your families, happiness and recipro.
city fgood Offices in your villages confidence,
union and friendly intefcoarie of fentiments,
spsodu five Of the general good, In your meeting
and finally ye VIII dsmonfrate that not only
your language, but what is infinitely more,
your practice, daily pronounces this excellence
advice, " Let theye be 10 Jfufe pray thee,
6ef10e<n ne ard fkee, at 5etaueeu NJ, hrrasmeu.
and Thy berd6men, far MEN ARE BkE
THREN.."
TIMOTHY SPINTEXT.
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PUBLIC SALE.

In purfuance Of a Decree Of the
Honorable toe United States Court Of the DIE
sritt OF Columbia FOR TIE crun,y of Aiexan-
dria, will be fold at public hl-, on the pse
mifes, for .esdy money, on Weaneiday. the
10Th May next,
One Let,of Ground
.oa the eaft OF Water freet In The town of Alex
andria, containing - feet !. inches on Water
Aseet, AID u feet deep parallel with Prince
ttcet, and binding OF Waies's alley. Aho,
ONE. ANNUITY
os sss dollars per annum, payable4half yearly,
ariEog out of a piece OF ground on Royal Greet,
.on which there is two Cory frame houfe, now
intac occupAtion Of Mr.. James Scott.
The above property is fold to fasisfy debt
due from Robert Mcafe to the e8are Of Edward
SsDsnsae, drce&led.
John c. Herbert,
Jacob Hoffman, con''rs,
James H. Hooe,
Alrli l3.
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pat!it Sale.

On Friday the goth inf. will be fold
A. The Vendue Store at.a credit Of SO and 90
cavs,
70 crates Queens Ware, handfome-
ly aforted,
IL crates Some Ware,
s-boaes Window G..6, bye.
40 boxes Pipes.
PC. MARs1ELLER.
April II.
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SERMONS ron DEMOCRATS,
By TIMOTHY sPINTExT.
GENESIS xiii-8.
GENESIS xiii

Ind ABRAM said unto Lot, letitheye benz
strife, Ibray thee, fbetwren me and thee
and 5etzveen my herdsnsen and thy herds
men, far 7ve be brethren.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-16
E,nn TIE .Dnilr -Adu.rtihr.

A friend has politely handed us file of
Nova Scotia papers to the Goth nit. inelu-
five. received by the brig Margaret, from
Halifax. A paifenger on board the Mar
garet informs, that the evening before'7le
failed an exprefs had been received at that
place, by government fch'r from Cape
Briton, Eating, that by fpeedy arrival
from Britain, intelligence was received that
Louis the eighteenth WIS on the throne &C
France. We da not attach any credit to
the report. ne report Of his Majetys
death is unfOusded.
Fran TIE Mryc0aiNc Advertitr.
Capt. Miller, ofthe brig Margaret, from
Hal.Fax, Informs, thdt ju't before bis de-
parturc Birth government ich'r had an
rived at Sidney IN 10 days rom Gussptey,
with the impo,tant intelligence t3R angs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-16
roet9n indulgence.
S~C~[Uc(CC
FROM TIE UNITED STATES GfzEgTE.
p A r l S, January 81.

rSTArgMENT OF The SITUATION OF THE
RrPUBLICx.
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FROM ENGL ND

iMPORTANT.--Capt. Miller, arrived
at New-York, from Halifax, informs, thai
the day ne, failed, diipatches of very i'm
portant nature was received by one Of the
Kings cutters in 10 days from Guernfey.
The printer AZ Halifax was preparing an ex-
ira fleet, but il was not out when the Mar.
garet failed, Capt. Nj. however urdG.food
from Mr. Cay, the printer, that Bona
parties reign had ceased, ard that Louis the
18th had returned to France.
". n. Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-16

4Captin Carver who arrived at Bottom on
Thurfday .laft, III 40 days from Bayonne.,
bringsxerbal accounts fomewhshiater thar
we have received. When capt c. arrived
at Bayonne, there wereitationeu there about
$4,000 troops, which were afterwards or
dered TO different parts. There were like
wife about 200 gun boats7in readiness, and
the whole topic ofcouverfation was the in.
vafion. Capt. c. uuderitood however, that
news of peace wotrld be very accepfibIs.
1t was rumoured that Moreau wasexecuted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

would be confirmed by the conversations
between Mr.. Van Ness and myself, (which
arose out of the subject.
am not sure, whether, under all The
circumstances, did not go further in the
attempt 10 accommodate, than a puncti
hons delicacy will justify. II SO, hone
ihe motives have stated will excuse me.
II IS not my design, by what have said
10 atilX any odum ON the conduct of Col.
Burr IN this case-He doubtless has heard
OF animadversions of mine which bore We.
ry hard upon him; and it is probable that
as usual they were accompanied with some
taisehoods. He may have supposed him.
sell under necessity OF aching as he has
dones hope the grounds OF his proceed
ing have been such as ought to satisfy his
own conscience.
trust, at the same time, that the world
VIII Go me the Justice TO believe, that have
not censured him on light grounds, nor
from unworthy Inducements, ! certainly
have had strong reasons for what NAV
have said, tho it is possible. tina, in some
particulars, l may have been influenced
by msconstruetion or misintormation. l.
is also my ardent wish that may have
been more mistaken than l think | have
been, and that he, by his future conduct,
may She y himself worthy OF all conf
dence and esteem, and prove an ornament
and blessing 10 the country.
as well because lis possible that may
have injured Col. Burr, however conyin.
ced myself that my opinions and declara
tons have been well founded, as from nv
general principles and temper in relation
TO similar siiairs-i have resolved, if our
interview is conducted in the usual man.
ner, and 1t pleases God to give me the
opportunity 10 reSerUc and Myozv 07pav nv
first fire, aud hare tlsugh:s even of re-
seTOflg my second fire, and thus giving a
double opportunity TO Col. Burr to pause
and 20 releGl.
IT'S not, however, my intention TO enter
into any explanations on the ground. A.
pology, from principle hope, rather than
pride, is out Of the question.
10 those, who, with ne, abhorring the
practice OF duelling may think that ought
on no account TO have added to the mum
Der OF bad examples, answer that my re-
fanVe situation, as we'll in public as private.
enforcing al the considerations which
Constitute what man OF the world denomi
nate honor, imposed Oh me (as ! though,)
a peculiar necessity not to decline the,call.
The ability TO be in future useful, whether
IN resisting mischief or ehe6ting good in
those crises of our public affairs, which
seam likely TO happen, would probably be
indispensable from conformity with public
prejudice in this particular. a. II.
On the foregoing letters and papers,
the Editor will make no comment.--Hc
submits them to the heart and understan-
ding OF every reader.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

In the name Of Cad. Amen. I,ALEX-
AMBER HAMILTON, of the CITY Of
New-York. Counsellor at Law, do make
this my last WILL and TESTAMENT,
IS follows 49,
FIRST l appoint John p. Church,
Nicholas Fish, and NShaniel Pendleten,
of the city afore said, Esqu;rcs, to be Ex-
ecutors and trustees Of Ibis my will, and
devise TO them, their heirs and assigns,
as Joint tenants and not tenants in com
mon, all my estate real and personal what
soeYer ard whsresoeYer, upon trust at
their discretion, 20 sell and dispose CT The
same, at such time and times, IN srch
manner, and upon such terms as they the
Survivors and survivor shall thiIk I'll. and
cut Of the proceeds to pay all the debts
which shall owe at the time Of my de-
cease; in whole, il the fund be sufficient,
proporlioualIy, if it shall be Insufficient s.
the residue, if any there shall be, 10 pay
end deliver TO my excellent and dear wife
Elizabeth Hamilton.
Though il it should please God to spare
my life | may look for a considerable sur
plus out Of my present property, yet if he
should speedily call me to the eternal
world, forced sale, as is usual, may pos
sibly render it insufficient TO satisfy my
debt. l pray Cod that something may
remain Tor the maintenance and education
Of my dear wife s. children. But shouldit
On the contrary happen that there is not G.
nough for the payment Of my debts, en-
treSt my dear children, If they, or any of
them should eyerbe able 10 makeup the de-
iciency,I without besitatiunc ommittotheir
dslicacy wish which is dictated by my own.
Though conscious that ! have too far sacri-
feed the interests Of my family TO pubic
ayocatiOns and on this account have the
less claim To burthen my children, yet
trust IN their magnanimity TO appreciate
as they ought, this my request. In so un-
favorable an event Of things, the support
oGtheirdear mother, with the most respect
ful and tender attention, is duty, all the
sacredncss Of which they will feel. Pro
badly her own patrimonial resources will
preserve her from indulgence. But 10 all
situations they are charged to bear in mind
that she has been TO them the most deYot-
ed and best Of all mothers.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO
subscribed my hand, the ninth day Of
July, in the year Of our Lord oue
thousand eight hundred and four.
ALEX AMBER HAMILTON.
Signed, sealed, published and declared as
and Tor his last will and testament, in
our presence who have subrcribed the
same in his presence, the words John
Il. Church being above interIined.
DoMINIcK I. blaze.
CRAHAM BURRILL.
THEO. b, VALLEAU.
New. York, SatTy2gafe's o9'ce,ss.
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HAR9 i IRE FREScE EYoLUq!os.
Just fublishsd and jor SUR az S Iea,ars. ;a,y's'
PHtng l.gice AMI Bos. sio.c. it,comopG.
THE E{oYCHY lF mn H.4ES
Which arofe out Of the Freret zeyo;utisn; ~
which is prefizedJ 2 review nfth- c.lacs o. tha+
event. RY ALEX DEE sTGezEN5, %
the hon socie,y o: TIC r'idd!s eniple, eio, ;
- o'cia'' e 5c f.@ Iopa,i 81" mi sGlc,ii uf4
9MeIGe atSra V'dc1d1,n Ie.r Re'c; Co BiGcy5 gRof
""bi' ape "'era, laytit,s ,s5ata-r a,g,aas hse,@
1at Sa!!. Gs 20 imat. (aull
The London edition o. Ills aalt wh.eh had
juit come 10 hard Is now leiH0g al = dollars
E%"dG ON IKE JIorf5Ly 040g1s tx ard krf.fsB
PeSiHe,J'y Jug. 1868
he late event.ul war has fouud N shle lic,
torian in ,r bieKsn6sr Stcphert, - hoe work
entitled " A HifnrY o. ,h- WSrs which a-ofe cug
OF the freneh Ucvo,utiou from 1874 to the gene-
raj peace in 1901, exhibits connected ard well
arranged detail OF the mol cvenful * important
eou.eR that has occurred hnce the fu5jugaticn Of
the Roman empire and in the courie OF th work.
the author has united ths iuirrsA arifiny out az
hi graphy,wth The inGruCion IN b. derived from
MitorY 81 both departments lis manner is Dig
niilcd his LANGUAGE l. eloquent AID he iniormaI
ton 10 o5vioUay derived iropl the moA authentic
iour-e-
he introduction afttr ,curhicg on the ereas
changes that have taken place 10 anceut end up-,
der Rates, preieu,s dihcustiot on fls zovern-
meEt Frln 81 ia which the opi. ons OF Mezs~
ray, Froiiiart Commincs, ahC iil,,pman, are quo.
ted aod invcn,gatcd. IN autmp' H. s.fo made &C.
trace the lass evolution up Q, if origjna. fonrest
While the leading men and tonieutirg par; co &c,
fully and d.Gir6tiy podrir4yfd the ehars6ers Of
iurloi, Co!ouae Clovierrs, Rotslp.crre Margsrs
Bfhot l9,leyrand, Mfobe4u. Lily, ecrnayei
&c. a5e accordingly Developed in ru.c,iFon.
!" che e"uris o. this work Tie principal altesr
men IN Br-sin as - eli a. 90 F,aact,pais an rcvi,g
AID the opinions, tienta s~d rcriri,s o. PIT, =
toyJ On Arlington, sterijlr, bundas d BOD.
ioro aud G:cnyiile, CSC DodCcd aud .numsfa-
t.@. s,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

ilSt Will OPPoiitiOn, ana retired
from public life to the purfuit of
his protection, in which he became
the ornament of the bar, and pa
ragon OF integrity to his clients.
The welfare OF numerous family
called for an exertion of his great
profefiional talents.
{" Menaced with dangers from
without, Warrington was called
from his beloved retirement 20 the
field. This great man had not for.
gotten the young hero, who early
IN the revolution, had attracted his
notice. | 5eleech you, my coun-
trymen, TO mark another inltance
of his dilcernment, affection, and
efeem. He viewed the decealed
as worthy of the fecond in COM
mand. He was appointed Major
General of our army. Waihing-
ton deemed him, in cafe sfaccident
perhaps, the only man in whole
hands, which now lie cold in his
coffin, the fword and purfe of Anne
RIGA could be fafely entruited.
" FIe toiled incefantIy with man
ly hrmnels againf popular zeal,
and matched you, in fpite of your
ielves from impending ruin. His
loiicitude was for you for himielf
he feared not.
=" lie had been charged with en-
6ifiOs.-When he retired from the
army, of which he was Major Gene
raj, he declared he would never a
gam accept an Office unIels his
country was endangered by aEtual
foreign inyaGon. Firm 10 his pur-
pole faithful 10 hinfelf, his deter
limitations were irreverGble.-1. O
power could divert him from them.
lie was rigid and infexiblc.
g Bur he was rat AMBITIOUS. /
declaF. in the prelence of that
Great Being before whom we are
no- ipeciaiiy attended, that in all
his convsiations, in all his medi-
tarions, hs was folicitous only for
the welfare Of his country. He
was fincere and afectionate.- His
heart, faitaful 10 illelf, never knew
how TO conceal what it felt. He
placed it in his hand !; exhibited il
20 the people, and challenged rigid
inipedion. He knew 10 guile; he
knew not bow to diG1mbie.
"But although retired from Of
flee, he never for momeat in his
private capacity, suffered his az
tention to be diverted from public
buiineis. lie was jealous friend
Of liberty. He was attsnt We, watch
fnl, and a6ti'e to preserve il. Re
feared LEFT POPULAR zKAL would
place the precious depoft in insin-
cere and unbound hands. lie
dreaded factions and was apprehen.
five that their colIifion would in
jure it. For my friend, my coun.
tryn1en, beieech you not to truA
to profession. Look into; exa
min: acts, and by these Judge OF
public meafures.
G. Your feasibility is awakened.
| cannot enter into confederation
-of the cauIes that have produced
the melancholy event which has
brought us together Twill NOT
! ought not to endeavor to excite
that indignation which you feel.
| pray you to reprels that temper
which might lead to acts offensive
to the majefy of the laws. For
my deceased and luxurious friend
[ befeech you to be calm and tran
gull.
" Respected Collegians Caddref-
1oo, fbev, -, 1,C,,r ac,d at,;c,I go.
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Mly lefh, 1904.

ey,jy the preceding to be
a try 4 rhe original will Of Alex
ander, I1S.s,I,va, deceased, now on Gle in
my Office. SlLVANUS MILLER,
Surrogate.
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TtSt hECEIPED,
From d.. CuuRcH's DishensaIy Nrp-l6rk, all III
safe at t5is Printing .5Ece, a j.esb saej5ig
u ne Joho,.iS
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Modern Geography

21e Lier0g N97aine jar INIT 1904
Lqrc LagssW L~ck-Smiibss n rc-p comic q ~
Mas,h'0n's Sermons. ELEGANT saino7.
Dayujr's Ityfoh,sia. zo2rcwio. ard 7casf
E4'4,c
Iia'v@,5s Leha Diot'orase,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

5lthoNgh Isfood mar fhe sure, yet iron,
the Uery Tor fo1e Of Uoicc in zglicb tie orator
6cgah' 1pa8 H''a5ie "a hear his fret 7yords.
These, howcUer, 7yere not more than fire o..
sir. IVhaf .Joto7Os tn me fezf in in c,u|5r-
Irifv 10 his arrangement, and CORRECTLY RI
frcaaesAis ideas; md iEdced Tmay say, zu1th
no conscious variation, his Utr,J ayords.
Those howeUcr, 7eFo heard him, 7oW oTtbis
Jndge .for Themselves. Juvitc. from r1cn,9ry
only. No comment m he grafton is intend
Cd. Nis gipcn rs IL 7paf d~'irrred.
T York; Tam, VHgRq, qo6cre CoTnwcl.
Us sarrehGcred,
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1904.
TOWNSEND 81 PLUMB

RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they have
ua received and opened for ias, on Fairfax tfeet,
near the corner Of Prince ftrecS, handiome al
jortment of Ladies ard GentlemsHs'
SHOES
Ladies' kid, Morocco and leather, with and
without heels.
Spangled kid, with and without heels.
Mites Morocco and leather.
Mems. anr and coarfe Shoes.
Boys do. do.
Chiidrens' Morocco and leather, with num-
Ser of other kinds Of fhors wholciale and retsils
Gtras attention will be paid to thoie who viii
plesfe 10 favour them with their cuitom.
Oct. ~. d3m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
Dec. z8.
THIRD NOTICE.
IN the Case of JAMES SMITH, a Baakyutfsr
WHEREAS

:
WHEREAS
Commission of Bankruptcy, funded upon the
.a0 Of Congress passed on the 9Th day Of April;
1900, entitled " An ad TO establisliran uniform
system Of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" hath been awarded and issued forth a.
gainst James Smith, Of Dummies. in the state OF
Virginia, Merchant, and he having been decIar-
ed Bankrupt--he is hereby required t. surrender
himself to the Commissioners, ir-the said Com.
mission named, or major part of them, on FRI
day the 9th, aud Saturday the 7th days of this
present month, December, and Monday, the 9sh
day of January next, az 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon on each day, at the Commissioners Office,
lthe house of Benjamin Parke1 in the town of
Fredericksburg and make full disclosure Of
his estate and effe Cts when and wleje his Gre
ditors may attend to Yrove their debts; at tile
second meeting to ohuse assignees; and at the
last sitting, the said Bankrupt is required TO
finish his examinations.
All persons Indebted TO the said Bankrupt, or
who have any of his effects, are not to pay or de-
liver the same, but TO whom the Commissioners
shall direct. BENJAMIN PARKE,
Secretary TO the Commissioners.
Commissioners Office, !
Fredericksburg, Dec 1. IS0s.S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
THIRTY DoLIaYs Rewa9d.

Runaway from rhe subscriber on the aeth
of October last, a negro man slave named
B O B,
about 30 years fsge, five feet nine inches high
straight hmhed and well formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in Els speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with hlrn variety Of
good cloathing, subscription Of which is unnsces-
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 seereted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. JoHN MUM, laie of this town, but now
said to be free. The above reward viii be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, md
a further reward of TrN DOLLARS for the dis
coyety of those who have been accessory to bis
Captains Of vesse's, &c. are forwar1scd at.
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. Is.