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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08

h a G 5sn Others were sued nte federal
Nights Of e ao an g the gpie to take measures to ynse The
orlI2'd = HAT tfe a;d ana expense, ah ),
RR 55 s d sa 5saaE ss" fs aS
tlerron house D '' '@ and report the same with their Cpl
for 4 &c e: oEs s 1 s procured carpet or carpets
@ n aa ps: this 9ss 4s IL s5 s5 s5 yss with "
ec ..t 9t5, leave sI be act en an
5'9s S sIs EE os t ao 5as a ss
"2Se nous; to take into consideration the
as eo1S a 5 8 ss @s s 8s S Of 6 Essn and
ae % @ y letter ssd ho that on S day
o 9ptea3 and are not at present in the city O'
m haSe Tint his house viii proceed by joint ballot with the Senate
in the afnn p f v d Of 5en from nfa Hince
etsi BY the people, pursuant ac entitled An at a 1n X" S
president the Unii ss 10 I0hl cleo os to Choose president aid
ee tIt Mr. Johnston cary to the senate and
fs o 55"t 55 as o2e ratio oG @ all cases
4 n es age from the senate by Nj. Rohr
10 M b, % r. agreed resolution to proceed nmos b.
'nos d ao ent u s rs ea y ne ao non At;
D saes" 'P " FF0ias electors toooe si
NY the house then Proceeded according ORDER choice Of two electors tonp
s1os s Es1 s es :ss T 55s te " IS s
committee and % M 4 i S@naI5es to meet a
2asr ito The house ad Mr. 9 oon then Id and
mined the b9 J i ian net committee o The Senate jointly them xa
nmoion
morrow And & m ms mouse adons to d, viii adjourn O'Clock to-
morrow ana ofh the 'q 41 adjound ii clock W "
HtGhcSdy, Oecenbsr
@+A nat Nesrs CuI, Sol urvl be added to t ~
5usIce;
mtc of e l1 laessi Baicy o D Poe to the COM
end Ie the committee privileges and election ~ H i R ll
F he MT appointed to examine jointly committee from the
ATIahtie OK hI us
ne 1o resumed the reading documents the -,
tT and the being gene through i5 INC governors let
On motion,
nat so much Of the
ION ic mead navigation die ravr;on
flnfC~ I@|s Matthews, 4fiae Snyfh
the ane ~ : ana ney that they do examine the thereof and 3
opinion tic ty
tine petition OF inhabitants cor-
me same sutJc, be Ito ana
@ a. 1 Lat much the communication as relates 70 4 H.,
Lee
ana ale and tat yy '~P-
nrnuric
oU@ constitution OF the States he NJ.
% Nies barbour, Peakc Mercer Johnston
otte house ' ana report III" same win ier opinion there
my SO much OF the
'n Jnl DC referred
N 1N'' u"y report ueieupon the by
cinr e governors communication
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Congress Of tbe dlnttep 5tatss.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday, March 6.
Tuesday, March s.

M. Smile, as soon as the Managers report
was read, moved the following resolution.
Renlvtd, That this House doth approve Of
The codduct of the Managers appointed to sup
port the articles of impeachment in the case OF
John Pickering, as tfated in their report of this
day, and TIA, the said Managers do not appear
at the bar. of the Senate until they shall be
specially lnRructed by this House.
Mr.. Elliot moved to itrikc cut the wofds g as
stated in their report this day"
MIR. Elmer remarked that the Managers ap,
pearcd to copdder the proceedings of the Senate
incorrect. This might be the case but ffcm
the information before him, he was rot ptepa-
re to say so. He was of opinion that the Sen.
ate were the sole judges of the mode Of conduct.
ing the trials before them.
/ Mr.. Smile. The Senate undoubtedly have a
right of fixing their mode of procedure but
if that mode shall be such as shall interfere
with our rights, we have right to Insist upon
them. Such procedure, as has been adopfed
by the Senate IN the present instance, have ne
yer heard Of. Batif the Managers are satisfied
with Whit has been already done, wishou. any
tuither att on the part the House, am also /.
tits my wish that they would inform US what
tLey desire.
Mr.. Dana. 1t is very proper for the Mana
gers of an Impeachment to apply to the House on
the occurrence Of new case bur it is not ne
cessary for the House TO express an opinion of
their conduit in every stage of the trial. itmay
be proper to give them institutions when they
desire it but it is not necessary to pass a vote
of appreciation or disspprobation on their eondaa.
In this case it is entirely useless, and may be
Injurious. therefore move the previous cues
ton.
Mr.. Nicholfon. The Managers entertain to
o,herdefire but thar of beng guided, in the dif-
charge of the duty devolved opon them, by the
directions Of the Hou(e. They would deem ii
matter of extreme regret, were the Houfe to DIFF
approve their conduct on The p efent occs6on.
But no individual among them fnesk for n.y.
felf, and believe may likewile fpeak for all thae
aiociated with me wines vote Of approbation
by this IIoufc would therefore, be Pleafcd. if
the gentleman would agree to frikc out that
part of the refousion which exprrflet iach appro-
baton. If the mover does tot agree to this mo-
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ExfrQa fr,a, tbs Leg Bsok Of tie Bon<tf1, lafsl,
ery;.ved al SayIem tiom Mocha.

Dec. p. I8os-Approaching too near the ISL
and Of ST. Helena, we wer. brought to oy the tort
went on shore with the ships papers, and had
permission from the comr:.ssary 1.-THE geverner
being abssnt) to proceed. Having returned on
board. Sc armed men came and took possession
kv the Governors orders, and carried her H.
Went on shore, and was informed by the COVER
nor thar he had suspected we were sent by some
ships which badi been seen cru eng TO windward,
to reconaoitre the harbor, but that he was nov
satisfied we were Americans, and gave liberty to
depart, treating US politely.
Dec. Arrived at St. Helena, the Duke OF
Portland (wbaler) Of London. She had been 'r-
20 r able Bay, where she anchored az 6 O'Clock in
tie evening, but getting intelligence OF the re-
newal Of the war during he.nighf, at 8 o'clock
in the morning she cut herca5le and effected her
escape.
The English ships Georgiana and Castle Eden
we're also al ST. Helena. On board the latter
came passenger Lord Give, late governor OF Ma.
dras. SIR William Ben,lsh arrived az Madras,
and tesk.poss.ssian as governor a few weeks be-.
fbr. the Castle Edsn sailed, she being ! z weeks
fsoa AIsdras. The captain of the Castle Eden
informed me, that his ship had been appointed
- take off the British troops at the Cape OF Good.
gons--tbat he had taken part only, when the
;at@I, ornce az war arrived and he was obliged to
There were three French prizes at St. Helena
rug, vfa,ets. one with iaoo and the ether with
zero barrels Of Gil, id the third slip iron the
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4 .iieat;on, fhllI take the liberty Of moviog
it.
Mr.. Smile. I cannot ag'ee TO i,ike out
this part OF the reloiution, as it's, inlly OPT
Mon, tie laof important par; Oft. The conduct
of the Senate has met with the dIfspprobatlon
of tic Manages, and they have withdrawn
from the court. Their conduit NUT be right
or wrong. It is proper for the Houie TO ex-
pfefs an opinion, whether it is correct or inrof-
rect.
Mr.. Scholfon obferved that on farther re.
Ae6fion he did not cooGder himle..f ar liberty
TO make any motion, or TO vote on any made
on the (uhie6t before the Houle.
Mr.. G w. Campbell was of opinion that
iswoud only be nccealty for the Iioufe TO ex.
prefs an opinion, in cafe they dnaPPfoycd the
conduct OF the Manages.
Mr.. Huger sdec area himftlf Of the fine c.
pinon.
Mr.. J. Lewis moved a poaponemcnt Of the
further confederation Of the m5tion antil 70
morrow.
Mr.. Smile had no objection to the poa-
ponement.
All further procedure was ar'eaed by the
agreement to motion Of Mr.. Nlchoion 10
adjoun--Ayes so.
On the enfuing day, Mr.. Smile fad, as the
reloiu,ion appeared TO be da'gr. cable 70 'lome
gentlemen, he would Withdraw il.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
Ne7v York, 4scrch z.

Ae7U 3oYk, 4Iscrch z.
The lhip Manchester captain Hall, has asrvl
ed within the Hook in So days ffoa, Liver
pool.
WeuuderGand from the Hound plot boat,
that boarded the tMancbeiter, THAI captain Hall
b,ings papers 10 the 9th tnuary, which is 50
days later than heretofore received. No inya-
fion had saktn pace at that tine B5cap4rte
wassat Paris and markets remained without any
material alteration.
TIE repgJ, of the death Of Lord Mellon which
has bien publilhed in this city, is not couea.
Tke diainguiihed officer is It'll living, aid at
his pofl in tho Mediterranean.
A Fsench squadron conftsing CT one fhip of
the line, three oriour frj2atcs, with eyeral ttanf
ports, ard about two thonfand troop, which were
crnlGog il the Eait Iadian seas, have fallen into
the hands ofthe E9glifh.
Savaanah, FEB. IS.
A gentleman from the Havana inlcsms US,
that the mail of the Spanlh loop Of wa captured
by the Ealus frigate, was not thrown over.
board as has been reported, but thar il has arriv
ed, having been forwarded by tt government; Of
Jamaica in private boat immediately on the
loop Of war arriving in port. The conduit OF
the Spsniih capt. was accounted for, IN his hay-
iog been tie bearer of difpatches in the fame ycf-
lei unarned, the voyage before, and meeting
witha Bfiulh cEuizer was compelled to iuGer
his vcGei and papers 70 be overhauled when up
on his return TO spain, he was ievetely repri-
mard:d for thus permitting the Spanih flag to be
inflitcd, notwithstanding he was deai,utc OF the
means a protecting it. The lhp was then put
in fate of defence for him, and on his falling in
with Ealus, rrfolved not again to incur'the unde-
ersea difpIeslure OF It's government, and reformed
the fire of the Il jus consequences were as
heretofore publiihed.
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.ss.


On Sunday morning at three o'clock de-
parted this life, Mr.. RoBERT HARPER IN
his twentieth year-his friends, and fellow
citizens are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon at four o'clock,
from his Fathers house in Washington-
street TO the Presbyterian burial ground.
YoUTH or ALEXANDRIA! mourn tor the
departure of thy friend and favorite. Death
has summoned to her solemn mansion the
fairest flower that budded among you,
youth adorned with all the estimable quail
ties which are calculated to form the per-
feet and the upright man. Early nurtured
in the school ofvirtue, Harper was esteem
ed, beloved, and admired. The mild, Sc
rene, and complacent air with which he
was wont to salute his companions, render
ed our reflex friend the object of universal
love- Trace him through the short period
of his earthly career, and we will always
find religion and morality to be the charac-
teristics ofilis nature. Possessed OF strong
and retentive memory, and sound Judg-
ment, he shone conspicuously in the differ
ent branches of education, which were pur-
sued By him in the academy and the col
legc. After determination Of his collegi-
ate exercises, he entered upon the study
Of the law, and promised fair to be nobly
distinguished in the profession. But the
grave has deprived the world OF scholar,
and model of perfection. Behold your
much valued friend ON the death BED, calm,
serene, and perfectly resigned to fate
Behold him clasping his tender mother a.
round the neck, discoursing in his last mo-
ments on topics of religion. and offering
up grateful prayers to the great and almigh-
ty Creator. Oh! what an association Of i
IDEAS must crowd on the mind at this
neutrality-suspicious.. Harper, the ami
bic Harper is no more, yet he abides with
his God.
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&C. Cafl given for clean Iinnea aad
cotton rags.
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4 Lot of Ground
T1Jenty Dollars Re1oard.

RAN AWAY from the fublcr,ber Negro
man named SOLOMAN, about 50 years OF age,
5 feet or inches high, we'll made: he has
very impud.ns look, very wide mouth and
thick lips: had on, when he went away, a be-
gro cotton jacket aod pair of fufian trow(ers
and-a wool hat half worn; he carried eff with
him two fwaDldown waifcoats, and one OF coun.
try cotton. ! will give the above reward for
bringing him to me, living near Occoquan Mills.
or len Dollars for fecufing him in any jal
in the fate.
George Colvert.
March 70. eo3tt
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

Parluant to decree of the Honora-
bic the Circuit Court Of tic Diafia of CO.
ianbis, ior the county of Alexandra, viii
bsepofto to faIc, at public action, FIR f1a
dy Glib, on San7day the 9Th dy q April
nex', under TIC direction oi ae uadssa sned
sonmiGcners appointed for thar purPoie,
Il T1aa Of Lana,
lat; HE property OF Robert Alsxarder, Gtuatc
upon the Pstamac rivsr, a,'jaining III. lards Of
me- Peilip hicxindef, containing SIS acres,
o'lns one misty OF the Abiding Ter tsaet, for
msrS the rsfd snoc. OF Mr.. Cats, deeeafsd
'an laad' boo Isl by two parallel lines 10
p'.'s wide, sad iuaniag back weasriY 634
Pu's from The river !, The back iinc, and wifi
usaad off insa fqnares OF s. acres each, and
0a' Be s3ld in large or f~di parceas as may
s,sSoa'n,dasc plreh4icTs; this i&ni is fi,uatca
s'0ul an equal d;aaaee betwseA Aexaodsia and
1oeofg. Town, and commands foil view Of
.0ls towns, the CRY. Extern Beach and Po-
.onac, ana in po;n, of foil is eqaal 10 any On
as ryer AY pert o dedfoas OF purchaGng
Sai oe ihswa he pennies auI The pla: tnd fur
ssy o. 's- f'gs ca application 10 Go. De,
hsals IN 4Alexana,io.
Thomas Swami,
Edmond |. Lee, Com'rs.
Geo. Dcneale,
Feb. as. aost
ECsR SALE,
4 FORTE PIANO,
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Maurritus, Iaded With sugar aas ccfae, ard 6
simAtcd TO be worth 60, oool Sterling.

Is 0c11-eJ -
tiInAtcd to be worth 6o,oool Sterling.
tn. hip Jupiter, Captain sahnr, arrived at
Charirfon the 18th ul,. in Is days from London.
Left there tie IT Of December, ane paiisd
Gravefend on the I'd The pilot went on ihore,
and was informed that an engagement had. taken
place in theMediterranean, in which Admiral Mel
ion WAS akiled. Ga the 5thI of Dec. capt. S.
left the Doves, on which day afrigate arrived
ard anchored, and immed .aseiy TENT a boat on
board the Admiral 9lip, who foon after fed a
falute which captain S. foppofed 10 be in con-
fseuence Of fomr intelligence brought BY the III
gate.
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aIsgaaorta Dallp aobsrtiser.



The following appointments were made
at a meeting of the Council on Saturday
afternoon.
CHARLES Lee, Mayor.
John Potts, President Of the Common
Council.
James NJ. M.Rea, Clerk c. c.
George Drinker, Collector.
Samuel Snowden, Printer.
John Longden, Clerk Of the Market,
ssaler and adjuster Of weights and mea-
sures.
James Harris, Captain Of the Watch,
and messenger to the Common Council.
James Harris, keeper Of the Powder
House.
All ether officers Of the late Corporation
arescontinued in their respective employ
menss until otherwise provided for.
Amonc a number of American vessels
advertised IN Liverpool paper, are the
brig Eleanor, Shaw, to sail for this port
the 10Th February; the ship United States,
Finley, TO SAL early in the same month;
and the ship Fabius, Farrell, also OF this
port, time of sailing rot mentioned.
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e. Notice.

THOSE perlons entitled TO vote in the he
Ward of the lownof Aiexard:ia, for members
of the Common Council, are hereby bottled,
thar an election will be held at Capt. James Da-
vidfon's Tavern, on Prince aree,, on Friday ihc
a3i day Of the prefent month, for The purpole OF
eletaing one representative in the Common Coun-
Gil for The fsid ward, in place OF amcs Keith,
Ed reGgned.
Jas. NJ. M'Rea, c. c.
March IL. ode
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Notice.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Truft from
Thomas Dempley and Nancy his wife, to The
fuhlcribrr, on Saturday thc 14sh day Of April
next, will be expofsd 10 public taie fale on the
prernifes
Il Lot of Ground
on the Wet fdc Of Water areet, 100 feet to the
fouth of Wolfe lfreet, extending in front ON
Water Greet rs feet, depth SO feet.
R. I. Taylor.
March IL. Gods
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~ = ee,s (5Yindham) Bilious Pills.

TIE Qress sal- ADD incsea6ae demand Tor
taei- vs,u9bie Pilss for thrfe Il yesrs psh, DC.
f,.,L mgr ;os,inGc worth. They have ptoyed
-s;,gnlsr,g cf6cacioos ia BhiGas aud 1ffloe0 Fe-
a,Is, Tassdit<, Rfad Sck,, Dyssateriss Bisicss
C6oIsc, CsRioer.l,, Femalc Gs~tsfaisfs, 81
The vefyg great demand ard high eit1sm IN
rh:ch ,hsts F.lls are held tarous bods The Oaited
. sates and shs Wet Indies, has indaced ieset2l
"a cooctesat them; yise farch@leF ia sSquefsd 90
oaf-,ys that the name q Szni. Lse, Jun. (tbe
pstsp,ee} is affixed 10 each bill Of directions, IN
Isis own hand writing, or they viii not o. sena
.iDe. P.ice. SO eenS 4 box
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w FL E r f A S
April 8.

The extraordinary loiies by fire, which
have taken place, parlieaaily tho late Fire at
Norfolk, which is bsleyed TO have been more
ex!seGye and injurious ri,an any one which has
ever happened in America, and by the payment
of which, and TO comply With the acts OF lncor-
roraiion Of the Mutual Ana5ance Society againN
Fire or Buildings OF the State OF Virginia, II De.
cones necsiiagy and exp.oieat in the opinion OF
tks Board OF Directors of the fad Society, TO
rcpenifi the Funds, and that a repsration among
the whole Of the petcus injured, previous to the
ewsaty third day of February lat, lhaIl be made.
That the Members CT tic isid Society thould pay
theiE Quotas sgrecabiy 80 the acts OF the Gene.
raj Afeml,y, and tic contribution, Rules and
Regulations made in pufiuance thereof. Each
Individual Whole property is injured as atoieiaid
is hereby Notified and required 20 pay each his
reiostlivc Quota that Is, she fun OF one hundred
dollars on every bundled dollars OF his premium
and lax on lis REFLECTIVE buildings, and ii chat
ratio; or in other words, a full Quota TO wit !;
the ilra as exptefed in each Icy which
payment is 70 be made TO the Gather General
Of the fad focie1y Mr.. William, Weal at
Richinond, on on before the ffR day of AaguG
next.
The payment hereby required, when made, Will
reinffate the Funds again, according to the m
tenton Of the l4id acts and the principles Of The
oaitution ; and it is no iipall contostion 10 FAY
with truth tha. the iociey will thereby oe cns-
bld to meet any future accident AZ fully as Il no
lois had ever o, co fuifaioed by ii.
Il is unneceHa,y 60 cnla1c on the neceEity OF
payment being made poiatcdly 70 the day. Pn
deuce, lps.ice ana humanity, all calling loud tos
pu7ctaaiity, particularly when 1t is 5ecojle1tsd
thai the acs of incorporation has the following
eIauGt.---' Whenfoevef any peffon or perions
Ebgll ncglett to pay luch quotas, The afnrance
TO him made ihalI ceaie and dncontinue from the
day on which they become due, until paid"
ia addition to which, compulsory means, may
aAo be rciolted TO, which will be expcnGye to
the infuFcrS, and painful 10 the direction.
Ii is worthy the attention of ali interefed to
recc,lect, that as the exaa amount of every per
Eon's Quota, isGated in his policy, he Gao be at
no lois to onderRand pfecifsly the fam now called
for by the present requG,ion.
Wna. FOUSHEEs P,tEStat M. A. S.
Richmond, General Office Of
AduEance, April %, 1904 Iw4v.
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TIE extraordinary eele6fiiy ihete Pills have
gained, stAs uoivcsfal demand for them then, and
se.en, il which yhcy ars held ny medical men
of the6tft eminencs, are !ufietesg ieltimeniaIs
of ,beir inteihiic worth. II great coids ard I'D
den ks OF d.totdefs, an easily uie OF fheie
pills often r-oduoes The happissa efeas, and taken
oncs las or 10 days IN Gates Of tf&[gsFisf, bfa6'
crb,. liszirefs, Paigi in ne iaraae5 api 51sge|,
dg,ssteries, djatsbaeas, dro.f<5, Sc snd lihe-
ule oFmy Anti Bilious h,ttefsln the intsftne~
date time has relieved patients sinsoit 20 3 MI,
,acle. Psice e cts. Gox.
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7hop1bfon's Aromatic Tooth Rafe.

For The Scuryy 10 The 7se.b and Cssi. and
for whitening ard pseCefvi"g the teeth. Il Ike
.wife takes eff al diiagseesble imslls from enc
bseash which gsnesally arriies from icof6ptlc
Gums and bad teeth. This pate is mach IN nte,
aud highly eNeemed hy al shos, who value the
p,tfervs,;on of their ieeIh. K may be applied se
all times with she grsate& (afet1. l. IS neatly
pat up in Pewter boxes with paper directions.
P.iec 5oets a box.
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To Rent,
May

For one or m0,z rt0es. bIt q,aiRa5ht
DISTILLERY AND MILL,
Late tie Properly of General GEoaca WASH.
lNcroN of Monnt Vernon, situated ca
nayigabIe creek within nine mica OF Aiexan-
dria.
This DiailIery has five large Stills
and Boiler erected upon the late improved plan,
with theds for rafting and flaming Hogs, ailo lslls
for thirty Beeve'.
In point of ii:uation none can exceed it, tic
ea(y accefs to Maryland, will always eniure Il e
greatea Abundance Of grain for carrying on tie
diRilling buGnei. in It's mott sxtcnGve icse, inds
psndenr Of its own nelghbou,hood, which has
always been able to tppply ii. The miI9 viii
require fome repairs, which will be doned as ihe
proprietor's expcnce; Che has manufactured great
uantities of Float, and may eafily sbe mae to do
it again 10 this mill is coopst's ihoY, ard
comfortable dwelling hou!e. Application 70 be
made to the labfetibcr, near IL foot.
Law. LEWIS.
Woodiawn, Tan. 81,
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Thirty Dollars RewaYd,
170071J I100UI0F0 1NcoOtW u,
For takies up and fecuring in any jail, 70 that
lget them again, Negroes
SAM. SUCKEY g lane,

- J j
get them again, Negroes
SAM, SUCKEY g JANE,
.ho ran away Out OF NY poatllon in Faif.K
County. about FIX miles from Alexandra, on
Thurfday the 9Th Infant.
SAM is a ltout we'll formed man, very black
complexion, about {os,y years Of age. four
look, and has areak Of white hairs on ms
!eis cheek, toge,hsr with fear.
SUKEY4s a low. shnnky woman, very black !;
bal ona brown j4akss and ps:tigo.f,
JANE is between IS snSt 10 years OF az.
very black and fur loci, f,s had On afefiped
Jacket and pstlicoas ana Is tie daaglltsf OF sesn
ana Suekey.
Il is flppolsa tiny are aaybossd 10 CT near
tae town. The a.Ave reward vii be PAID !of
the shree, OF Ten D liars for each.
M'henzey YsIbut.
AZ. II tba.aboye negroes vii return home,
without putting the o'yoer to any further s1'
pence, sk@y viii 10. be ioli.
All,aaG}c.a Of yeiiels end oshers are wssned not
20 hatbof 81 carry tatrn eff as in shac cafe the
Iaw wilt be pax IN force agaipf them.
M'A. TALBUT.
My 70. zaw5ft
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
KOBE HALL,

TAILOR and HABIT-MAKER,
0erpetiiuliY nfoms bis sgiends and the Public,th2t
he las commenced bQiaefs u Fairfax &seei, in
;fe building formerly occupied ~ Paton and
Brstahcr, three doors fouth OF Reohett aud Watts
cosrer, where he will make every poGlole sxey-
,io,. to fatty thole wac r4eale 10 saVor him wish
their csders.
april rs. eo3tlaw