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DECLARATION.

Michqelmas Term, mthe Mirty-eight yrarof
the Reign Of King George the TNrd,
lM;daleses I JoHs WILLIAMS, complains
tozv;t. ! of Robert Faald-r, being in
the custody ofthe Marshall of the Marshal
sea Of our sovereign Lord the now King. Be.
fore the king himself for plea ostrezpass On.
the Gaze. For that whereas the said Jphna1a>
is, and fran the tine Of his natioity t.ttuo
hath been a psrs2a II upright ah% a5~E
c9nd1ct and behabi2uy, aad as an upright
and mo:d person, hath during Ia. TING
aforesaid, behaved himself; ;.ad always
until the publishing OF th9 false, scaalalaas
malicious, AID defamatoly libeIs hereafter
mentioned TO have been published by tat
said Roberi, had been holden and re2attd
to bsa person Of good name, fame, credit
AID uAsu}i:ed character and repl.1iop
among ali bis neighbors, and other good
and wor by subjects of,'ais realm, and nsp,r
.vas guilty, nor antti,he tsms q The }blt3:!st.
ing Of tie }4isr and Gstamot0,y A5el5 herah
gle, n,eatoned tad been su5pectsa q 5eag
suilsg ofcsy hing indscent, obscene, imM>r-
a. 0ra75ecam;ag Of or traaucIno, cr5&@rig
or ca'unniatMg ire inn5cent and The cirta.
aus J; by means Of all which premises liz
said John, before and a.the time Ct I,,5ish-
ing OF the false, scandalous, malicious, AID
defamatory libeis herein after mea,ioa.5,
had desetvediy obtaihrJ, acquired, AM
gotten 10 his.s IF, and ;hen enjoyed the good,
opinion, credit and esteem Of I'll persons
any way scq.eainted aith him, ard Of other
good and worthy subject o! taI7 am.
And whereas also, the said Joia long
before and at the time Of the pubi: hag u
the llbels hereinafter :nentioned, -ii,ds
exercise, follow and carry on The profession
ot an authory and in the way o. s.ch a'.
professor, had composed and publishrd d.
ycrs and very many books, poems AID Y
ysraI othsr publications aad had tnart2
obtained, and acquired to himself, a'I'
then e,joyed ereut pa5&c fuae, cs!-5f::!9.
admiration a,id ab3'ause, in his aid pros:
sion Of an author, aad the competitions adA
publications Of the SAID John, were, in coair
sequence thereof, ia sach great rtt4!s an
esteem, ana III SO great refHs@f, tatt 10 ~
said John, a. thu time Of tie publication o.
the several false, slaaderous, and defaml9'
W libels herein after mentioned, 70 hl"S
been published by'thc said Robert, was, il
the way ofhis said broIes$i9n, daily and ~
Mostly acquiring divers s pery grc4t 8ga.hS
profits, ard em9!uments, to his gerry c1@!MA
tadle sabborf, and to Me9reat iacrea1s gins
riches.
And the said John further saith, loa5
before, and at the tim; Of the pa5'lcaH.o'
of the several false, scanda!oui, ani d1I%
matory libels hereinafter mentioned, nc,
the said John, was generally and pa5iIi,eg
known, as we'll by the name ofAa.boay f"D.
quin, as by the name of 5ahn WsllIam', M.
ny of his mast admired com3osihoa5 haV'D,'
been published under the name of 1antaop
Pasquin. ~
Yet, nevertheless, the said R9b-r'' S'
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sDiaria OF Columbia-To VT:

WHEREAS E9illian F,lig has by bis pesision
in wgi.ng. aPpiied TO ,he Hon. Nicholas Fiszhogh,
acne Of ih- AFFIDAVIT Judges OF the Circqis Court
of the d ariGt of Columbia, TO be admitted 70
the bensis Of the ata Of Co.gfess for the relief
of ioislysn dsators within the Diirfia a.sfeilid,
ard has STATED therein that be is now in aaaai
confaemsnt in tie s;ailof The county of Alexan-
aTia, at the fair OF !. ". ans S. Leona:d and
-Compaay, and thar beng unable TO aifchsrgc
fad Leonard and C3's. claim, with Others agaiae
him. has cGred TO deliver Up, for the ufe Of his
creditors, all his property real, peronai aid NIX
ed: Notice is t6trfo'e .givs3, to the creditors 81
tbs f4;d William Fo,liti, to attend at the Court
tiouic in the town of Alexandria, on Tueiaay
the zsth init. between she hoars Of 10 o',!oeS IN
the forenoon, and O'Clock il the evening OF tiia;
day, TO thew cauf. why iaid pfit1aei h4li not De
diItharged according TO law,
By Order.
G. Deneale, c. C.
C.,, ds>
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sgn soue hand!omc Ge.avo Voiumes-Pfice, well
bound, Ten noliars.
This c,sition is uow cF.sed 70 the pn5sic aa a
Of American paper andsprinting, which
viii not ia,f-f BY a eompariton with any book
Fs;atsa n this eountfy.
#5- a. Cold MEDAL was given 10
Robert Car, The Ptintcrof this Bioe. By the
American Company Of Booksellers, as the bsit
p.cinca of P.ia;iog exhibited az their snnUal
meeting az New Yori last Eupe.
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Late from Cape Francois, where he lnP-rins end
ed an Academy for feycral years.
AS MIR. Dorfeuille and his family
arc French, as we'll as number of boasd=,s. Tie
young Americans placed under his esse vii,
haze rhe advantage of joining practice 10 theory,
by which means only, young man may expect
10 learn language properly.
Young gentlemen are taught Latin,
Greek, Englih and French, dramatically !;
Mathematics, Book Keeoing,, Htory. Geogra.
ply, Writing, Ariihnlstic. and every other ul.-
iui aad ornamental 6ranch Of polite education.
Septic. eo9st
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Eictaelmas Term, in the Mirty-eight yearOf
the Reign Of King George the zaird,
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mo. 1860.
ROBERT B. JAMESON,
Cff-rs T., Sale,
o., ooo Ihs CREEN FGFFE

NCDEhl u. JA4V1EooCIV,
Cf-rs tn Sale,
10000 lbs. GREEN COFFEE,
5000 do. Ca5oa,
.Tss.-.s~ 10 birds. Mufcotado Sugar,
go bags ct Cotton.
20 puDeh's fine favor'd ST. Croix Ram,
20 thds. Moths,
10 pipes Holland Gin.
80 a.. ch-as of trsaa Tcss aG,rs.d.
10. pipes Laqdon P. Madeira
CO. cid Fort
DO. P, fennerifr ~
4 pipes Rruacis
3 bhds. green Ce?peras,
4 hbds. Roll Rr,nitone,
hhds. Msddar,
Z hhds. AHam. and
i7o boxes Spanih Sugars of d Rerenh
qualities, with mot othef articles in the Grocery
Line.
May 10. d
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SATURDAY, AuGusT Il, 1904:

JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE,
King near Walhirgfou fleet,
Has jaa received from Phhade!phia, New Ye:k
ST.. m exteniivs Election OF GROCERIES
co. Gfing of
Gnnpowdtf,
Imperial, TIE AS
Hyfon,
H z,sss s Hls'' >o}the zat<e m t',:
p,ko' Psd's. tatiOn and pa1t'-
poucsong aud eulary eh9(fA.
Comm Souchong
Green coffee O. fupcrior quaity,
Loaf lump aol Mufcovado Sugar,
w India and sagar Hou(e Molaaes,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular LsnefiFt,
Sherry,
Btuaels, VINES
L'ibon,
Malaga and
Port
Clafet 10 fina cssts,
Coeniac and Barcelona Biaodyb
old jamaica Spirits,
): s:' e. e.: az. ! sv@.
BeR Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Beef Salad Oil,
Salt Peue, Alum, Nader, Copera. & srin-
fone.
Mace, Nutmees, Cloves aud CaGia,
Cayenne and black Pepper,
Al(pice, race and ground Ginger,
Fig Blus and POLAND Starch,
Dixon's Multsrd,
Leipei's and Hamiton's Snuff,
Bef Chewing Tobacco,
Spanifh Sugars,
Pearl Barley aad Rice,
Shot aGorfet,
+ and Gunpowder,
Single and double Battle do. in papers and
caniReis,
Gun ans Piaols Flints,
White 2od brown Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies, &c. &c.
As he has in great meafure laid
himfIlt cor for the fuipymg Of priyase families,
and in confcquence ihereo! taken every pains
pofiole IN the felrctioo Of bis goods, Re aAtIe'S
himlelF from their !upcrior quality, and the low
prices ar which ne will difpofe OF then, 20 be a.
BILE so give fa,isfattion 10 thofe who will pleals
60 E2voe him wish Thelr cu&om.
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-Madelro Vine.

rs pipes London particular Wine.
o.. csfxs do. do.
Received per fsh'f Plougsby, via Norfolk. for
fale on a liberal credit by
]. and {. Vowel.
Jan, s. q
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10 be continued. J
Frday, 9auaau s.

Mr.. Bard. For many reafons this houfc muf
have been juiIly f1rpriled by recent reafure OF
enc of the southern Rates. The impreaio9s how
ever, whicb that meatuse gave my mind, were
deep ard painful beer Informed that fome
Formidable foreign power had invaded or coun
try, wonid not, ought not TO be more alarm.
ed than on hearing thar South Carolina had re-
p,sled her law prohibiting the importation Of
flAyts.
In the one cafe we would know what 10 do
The emergency itleifwosld 'nfpire exertion, and
fugseH fbiyab!e means Of tepelling the attack
But here we are nonpluaed and find oudeiyes
Without rrfource--Our hands are tied and we arr
obliged 10 and conf0unded, while We Zee TIE
f Iod gate opened, aud pouring incalouIahe mi
ferries into cur country-By the repeal OF thu
law, freih activity is given TO the horrid traffic,
which has been long since fcrioufly regretted BY
tie WIFE aud humane, bur more have been abe
t. deyfe an adequate remedy TO its dreadful Con
fqaeaces.
Cong1efs has but little power, CT rather thei
have no power 60 prevent The growth Of The
eyil-In inpoie tax on impoftcd Aaves is IL.
ex sent OF their power but every one maf fes
tlas it's infinitely diipropoEtiorate 70 uhat tbs
mosairy, rht interefs, tie Yeace and fsf4iy Of
indiy iduals, and OF the public, at this moment,
demand.
AID though in regard to their present case the
power of the general government nay be insufi
cieny to cheek the mischief, yet hope hey are
disposed TO discourage It, as far as they are All
thor,sed By the constitution Therefore / Seq
leave to offer the house the following resoIuti
Resolved, That tag of ten dollars be i,rpos
ed upon every slave imported into the United
States.
Nil Varpum presented e representation from
The officers of tie militia of the district of Co
lun1bIa, praying certain alterations in their mill.
tia law.
Referred to seica committee of FIVE.
DR.. Mlrchn from the committee of Gem
nrrce and Manufactures, to whom was referred
that part of the message of The President, that
related4o measures for preventing the fnprop1r
use of the American flag, reported bill to "a
mend an act entitled an act concerning the re-
cording aud registering American vessels.
Referred to committee ofShe whole.
Tie House resumed the consideration Of Mr.
5. Randoph's motion to appoint committee to
enquire Into the official conduct of JUDGE
CHASE.
Mr.. Smile opened the debate.
He was followed by DIR. Leib, who moved to
amend the motion 50 as to embrace IN enquiry
into the Official coadu8 Of Richard Peters, dis.
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r. was stated, and in my humble opinion
correctly stated by the honorable member
from Virginia Mr.. Randolph OF whom
have last spoken, some days since, lnae
when we were about any alteration IN ths
compact which unites these states together,
it behoves us not to take into view merely
what we thought Individually 1t ought to
have been, or wished it to be, nor what
shane were we in convention for that pur-
pose, we should give it--but rather to con-
slider what shape had already been given to
it, and what the compact, as it presents IT.
self to us in the constitution, now is. Tax
ing. up the subject then under this point OF
view, allow me, sir, toput these questions
to the House. Let me ask what's the con-
stitution of the United States? From what
source did it originate? Ins what manner,
by whom, from what causes, upon what
principles, in what spirit was it originally
adopted Is it not a federative govern
ment, agreed upon between 8 distinct an
separate sovereignties, for their mutual de-
fence and protection
is it not in It's essence, a compact bar
gain, a perfect compromise of thei interests,
powers, influence and rights of a number of
independent societies, who have united for
theircommon advantage and who are. no
further bound orpledg d to eachother than
by the articles and conditions in the writ
ten contract-the constitution-which has
been acceded toby them all And IS I not
upon the spirit, in which the conditions OF
that compact was originally formed, that
every are .dment to or alteration IN 1t,
should be predicated? These questions
must all be necessarily answered in the al
hrmative. The inhabitants of these Unit
ed States did not then in forming the fede-
raj constitution, act in mass, as one peo-
pie, nor can the abstract principles borrow
ed from different authors on the primeval
formation of political societies apply to
them. The worn out theory of number
otinsulated beings assembled together IN an
extensive plain and led by their common
wants and necessities to form themselves
into body polite, cannot be applied to the
federal government, nor can differences
drawn from notions Of this kind afford cor
rect grounds upon which to build or sup
port alterations and amendments in the ma
tional compact.
(Io be continued.
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The Executors

Of Mr.. W IMAM Tdp.ett, Gecesfed, have an.
anxious with to fertile the c9ate accounts with the
Court as.foon as pofible, they hcrchy give notice
TO the egasees, and Others having uniiqudated
accounts, that they bring them forward for ies-
Element, on or before the l5sh infant. The
legatces a:e rsqueited particularly to attend to
this notice, as the executors cannot proceed TO
M Ike the dividend OF fach part or parts of the
eitase, as hath come 10 their hands, until fach
accounts are given in. adjgfed and fstled.
Ihey zv9I1 Sell,
for ready moasy Eat Mr.. Gadlby's tavern, on Sa-
tu.day he 7Sfh iDtt. three BANK SHARES OF
ih. augmented Stock Of lh= A.sxanjria Back,
and on Nloaday She 3O'h inf. on The prcmiies,
They uuH Sell
fhe T, act of LAND csi,ed MARBLE HILL,
on whitk Nj. William FtipIett row iivss; he
nsrler Of acres will be sfcertalDed by actual
infy-y pTsvi us 10 the iaIe. This land IS fertile
AID solcfably improved on il are good farm
Loul-, Ton mott elegant fluatlon3 "a kitchen,
srnsat houf., corn houfc. Fable, glraen add Q:
sshafds OF good fSuit trees. This land lies about
Two 'piIes from Colchetcr, one and an half from
the Ocecqaaa Mills, where there are high prices
gsvsn for every kind of couo,fy prodaes The
sssms Of Gale lor the land viii be The fame as
heretofore made known en- she faie Of the other
tracts. o. lhr fams day, and at the fame place,
3Nlt be Sold,
Nj. Trigletrs 4igh; and interea he had in Pew,
No. -, ia Pphick Churah, together With
lew articles ,pct i9ld az tils Roaod Hill faie.
Charles LATHE, rv,tar.
George Triplett,
Ot Wm. Trpett-
Jan. 70. d3ol
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l-------ycf1.c e. Go
NORFOLK. Tan. :


Arrived 10 eiffefs the ichs. DilpatcF, cant.
Robinfor. from GIafgow bound TO Richmond
On the s h day after faiing, being il Lax. 90.
long. So, il blowing heayy and much fea tuo'
ming, al meridian, the lrew being on the quarter
deck, the vefe was truck by ica Which knock
ed l-er over 90 her beam ends, in which fituat;oo
ihe lay tor 10 minutes, when the foreraa| pave
way few ieet above deck, and he righted. Ar
shis time ali rhe crew but the chief mate wcr.
overheard; after iome time the captain and ~
mate got on beard BY fwjmmng, anJ thon2h he
Tea continued high 'be wreck was cleared, bur nor
without ditflcnty, owing 10 the lois Of FIVE of the
crew; every ,Aing on deck was wa!hed over.
board, The paHepgers 30 III. cabin were muck
hurt, and rhe cargo hifted 70 mach as to keep
fhe lee gpnwale uoder water; but after f1n.
time jury mat was got ~, and he yrff-I rim
med, with the ai6Gsoce OF she psqrogefs. Spoke
feverai veiles, pug could ger NJ aftfancs trom
them, owing 70 the heavy gales. Tie following
arc che names OF The pcrfous LOFT overheard
Johr Babceck, belonging 60 N. York.
Geiar Pu,ley, 4
William Johnfcn,
llham Stevens, "o'a N'chihohd'
jofePh JackGn,
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DR.. HALL
Jan. II.

Finding 1t inconvenient to purfue
the D ug buhneis. lnaimucb .sit inteneres with
his qactce, has determines to cIofe his basneis in
Royal Street ADD Greet his attention fqley to the
Practice of PhYfle, Surgery, and Midwifery.
For TIE confidence repoitd in him, fnce his
eitahliIhment In this place as practitioner, he
thus publicly maNcs his acknowledgement. His
Shop will in few days be removed to his Dwell.
Ing Houfe Immediately opp dys Motifs Tavern.
January /. dSt
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Etna Judge FOR tie distrila of Psnrsylyan;;.
presided with Judge Chase a, the trial of ~ VIA
This amendment was agreed to--,he va, lres
nays being called, were--Yeas 7o-N,ys 's and
The resolution thus amended, was sr,o ~.
BY Nests. Findley, Jackson, Nicholson AMI r' :,
land and opposed by Messrs. Lowndes p G rio'-
void, Elliot and Dennis. 0ris-
About O'clock an adjaurninens was c,,,.,
Ayes Oh Noes IS. ''st'
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Ten L0IIGfS REGARD.
Jan 10

Runaway from the fubfcriber
lsIt oiehs, 40 apprentice boy named SAM JEL
ADAMS, ftysnteen years old, about feet 5
iuchrs high, -four made, dark eyes and hair, and
tas upper hp rather ihort. TIE above reward
viii be paid fof bringing back the above named
boy. with Aiireafcnsble charges.
All perfons are cautioned agsina harbouriUg or
CARVING off he faId apprentice, as the law viii
be friSty cniosesd.
ADAM LYNN.
Ian. 6. d3t
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Saturday Ianusry z.

Mr.. Nicholson, from tie committee on ,,e r,..
moral OF Alexander Mcuitre, agenr for n.
South Carolina Yazoo Company, and Of -
agent Of the Virginia Yszoa ConDany. made ;.
'eport, going considerably into detail, ard con.
Guiding with q resolution, adverse to The p,ave,-
Of rhe memorial.sts.
Referred toa committee of the whole on Mon.
day.
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publtr Sale,
On Thurlday next, the 18th Infant,

OI 1IIulIuay HtNt, lHt I2tn Militant,
will DC fold publ auction.
HI the beyonal E2ats
OF George Kiison, deceafe', at the dwelling
houfe of Mrs. Kliton, on King Rreet between
Columbus and Alfred f,eeis. The fae will
commence at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Ian. IL.
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FOR SALE,

A young Negro Woman,
with one child ahou, S mouths old. The woman
is an exceieat fssmsrrfs, ard well acquainted
win he various duties If q female hcuie feryant.
For terms apply TO Mr.. Jolhua Riddle.
7an. 10. d2w
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Morocco Leather.

One cafe very ssndfome Black Morocco Lea
thcr. for Gale by
Benjamin Shreve, jun.
Tan. 10.
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7. B. Nichols, Sec'ry.
o. NOTA RENE.

No transfers OF Stock will be received tor the
three day next precedipg the day OF election.
Izn 10.
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The Freeholders and H0ngekee5ers
OF the I0mn 0f ALexnndlan.

~ l7oo I0lO7O y zlVCNl0VZ57VQg
WILL Pleae t. axe eotice, mar POLL
VIII De opened az the Cooft Houtc, in the C3ual
Gil Ceambcr on the l4sh day Of February. az
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the pu Ip)f o.
chooGng 9 twelve f. and able men, being irae
holders TO reprefent the Corporation, as May
or, Aldermen and Coamon CounciImeu for tie
ptcfcns year.
Geo. Drinker, Collector.
jan. II, d4w
at Thole citizens who are in ar
,eals .or Cooperation Taxes, are hereby requeRef
20 pay up The fame, or the Collector will be I'M
der the difagteeabls necellty approaching againf
hem as the aw directs.
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a. Tie dlsx0ndvt0 Dancing Al
fembhes sOsII commence on Thuriday
the 18th day q January, 1904, at
Caalby's Hotel. SubicrS6ers are re
eusaed 10 pay their Subscriptions to Mr..
The Managers.
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NAIL MANDATORY.

Wrought and Cut Nails and Brads,
of all kinds, TO be had at
INGALLS, MANDATORY.
at the following prices by the barrel for Cath !:
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PUBLIC SALE.
In purluance Of a Decree Of the

In purluance Of a Decree Of the
Honorable the United States Court of the DIE
tria of Columbia for the county Of Alexan-
dria, vii! be f,Id at public iaie, on the pre-,
mifes, for ready money, on Wednesday the
10Th May next,
One Lot Of Ground
on the eat of Water ftreet in the town OF Alex.
andtia, containing a. feet Il inches on Water
1tgeet, and u feet deep parallel with Pfince
freet, and binding on Wa'es's alley. Alto,
ONE ANNUITY
Of 81 dollars per anpum, payable half yearly,
aTiGng ont OF piece OF ground on Royal ftFeet,
On which there is two eofv frame houfc, now
in the occupation of MIR. James Scott.
The above property is fold 10 fatisfy q debt
due from Robert Meaie to the eGase of Edward
Deneaie, deceased.
John c. Herbert,
Jacob Hoffman, }Com'rs.
James H. Hooe,
April 3.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the zeth
Of OCTOBER last, negrs man slave named
B O B,
about 90 years of age, Ave feet nine inches high
straight limbed'and well formed said slave hath
an ilnpedlment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears ear-rings. He took with him variety Of
good closthing, description of which is unneces.
sary, as 1t is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
OF MIR. JOHN MUIR, late OF this town. ont SOW
said to be free. The above reward will b paid
for securing said Negro BOB, IN Try goa and
further reward of Ten EoLLARs ~ tie dis.
covery of those who have been accessory to his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are .forwarrcd at
their peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. d
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Is Retail price one penny per pound more.
Bar Iron, Hoop Iron, Nail Rods
German and American Steel, fold at the above
Factory
N. B. Two or three Apprentice
boys would be taken to the above bulinels.
April lo.
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Notice Is hereby gaUen,

THAT Letters Parliamentary have been grant.
ed by the Orphans Court of Baltimore County,
on the efate of ROBT. CARTER, Etc. late OF
Green arsei, Baltimore, but formerly of Mono
ny Hall, in the county Of Wefmoreland, and
fate OF Virginia shoie who are Indebted TO the
fad eAate, are hereby requefed 10 make imme-
disse payment, and fnch as have claims againf
the efate, ale fequeacd to forward them pro-
perIy authc 4ticated, that payment may be made
by GO: CARTER,
Executor of Rob. Carer, decealcd
Oatlands, Ap..l I'd. cav
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On TUESDAY,,

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!. - ,,elses, quil! be sold at fbe g<ndat Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bli.
Sugar 10 hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tie,ces and bags,
.e sAsssl .as brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
FIGS in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety of DRY GOODS,
~ Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Ksrieymsres, Dafils,
Plains and Kerfsys,
Negro Cottons, Ssrges,
Elaficks, blue Frie&9A,
Calimancoes and Raaels,
Yarn Stockings,
s ,hintzcs and Calicocs,
I, Irilh Linens, Silsda DO.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'is,
India Mullins and Table Cloth.
Bandanna Handkerchief,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And lundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
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