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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-04
JMnzS C3QUeN,

Has uf received and is nos opening athis tore u
King-Street a few doors above Mefrs. Benne..
and Watts's, ahandfome afoftment et
fall and Winter Goods,
Condaing OF f%uperEne broad cloths, and caG-
meres, coating, foseft cloth, kcffey, ard he's.
thicks, ffiped ard rofc blaaktts, ipzes, hsanes.
toilinc't and fwanflowns, Rufia heetlng, t5etf4
duck, dowlas, creas ard ticklepburgs, brown 3g3
white piatillas, Irih linen, long lawn and fl
cotton fittiag. an elegant sGortneut Of Can't
mullins, white and coloured foe India mnll moa
andf prigg do f.hionable ohintz and c~alcoce, at
niturc DO. isdies-cxtra Ioag cotton gloves. Frrof?
and En8liih six pick nick, & lsce 90. g. E4r
fIipe AID fancy bdrdeted c&obrie Gawls. vtfc
AMI coloafed camsP hair dc patent lesmg cos'.a
threads, iaces, bobbo, &c.&c. The above sooas
will be difpoled Of on The ulual terEls FIX cath.
Nov, II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-04
No. 979.

jim G. A
5lss for f2Ie al hiswafehcufe, Prince arcct wh4!f,
1000 bnihels coafle Salt,
IS hpds W. Indie Run,
80 piees helt Holiand Gin,
$50 bis. Beef and Polk,
A quantity olSoal Lea:hsr aad Shoes O! al Eofts,
50 pieces Of KnfIla Duck,
loo boxes mould anddipp'd taIIow candies,
81 d. Spefmaceti d..
hhds. ard 90 bis. Sugar,
2 tooa Of cofdagc afsorled,
2 eaf2s bandanns kIandkeschiefs,
? balcs India Coz ons,
A few Feather Beds with flows and BalGcr <
the bei Ticking,
An aaoftmraf Of playing ana b!srk Cards,
Bar Iron, atoac Line refined,
sal Peise, Ground Ginger, Peari Ab,
Ri1c. S'areh, Whiting Paper, G.afs. Hops,
Cotton Yafu fired, 81 sc.
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5ages bp audt0a.
On WEDNESDAY.

n 10 o'eoek. zoiH be lozdattbe Hexane Store, on
The 6utb fde IF King 9y<et, adifisi1g As1fs.
Henry K. May and CO.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Whi&ey in barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipes ana qaatter caHki.
MoiaRes 10 bids.
Sugar in hhas. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caaks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO.
AUarsety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irih Linens,
CaGmeres, Calicces,
Keffeys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
rzlthicks, Bedticks,
Fcarraught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro cottons, Handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aasi0sser.
January 81.
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81 A perion who has been a iufieIer
from having his aaves h%arboured,
requires the attention Of a particu-
lar defcription of perfons to the
following iestion ofaa act paaed BY
the legislature Of Virginia entitled
In Ad 10 amend the Aa, entitled an id
to amend the l9, entitled an Ad TO
reduce into one, the 6veraJ 6Gs coz
corning a1avss, sc. &c.
See. 2. Ind Be II G,tber rnqRr8, Tit I'll
free persoass who shall be convicted before any
magistrate Of a ceunsy Or corporation court, Of
haroouring, or entertaining any slave wifloas tie
consent of his Of Ter master, mistress or overseer
sllali farfef ard ply Immediately the sim OF sea
dollz.s to the use Of tic iaforner, and 81 case NJ
failure 70 make payment Thereof, 70 Be require
by the magistrate before whom sach person 81 al
BE- osought, to give bond and aPpovel security
%fofaisof her appearance at the nexf ceersfo le
holden for the said county Or corporation, and III
The mean tine 70 be Of good i'eFayiear, or staGd.
comraitted aatil tie s2ne sfal b Performed.
And ii csse the person 50 oTadng sail he a
FREE NEGRO or mulayto, aud shall be- cradle II pay
tie sai5 sum, thee 70 receive sueh %coFpotai chas-
siseneot, rot exceeding taigfy hing i~asses, as tle
magistrate shall das-.aiias,n.qon.
Jan. II. DIT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Mrs. ATKINS.
CASTIGATOR.
(From PbaadeLpbia)

(fr0m PbiLadsipbia)
INFORMS the inhabitants of Newport and
i ''' vicinity, thar fhe has juA opened Store
In the Carving and Gliding line, in Thames
hieet. near the Theatre. where fhe has for iale
handiome sfor,ment of
Prints sS' LoOking-GAalSs.
Prints and P,ctores, framed and glazed. with
neatne's. Old Frames re-gi,t, 70 a. TO make
them look as wei! as new, on the mott refonablc
terms. Az he is going to the South ward, her
ttay will be fhort here :-Therefore, thofc who
WIN any thing in her lne, will plezle apply
foon. N<qoeort. on 10. 6w
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

1t Gen. Wilmington, thea. ever formed 70
defP'cabIe an opinion of any one Get of perfous,
IL mum have been of thoie who had endcavourcd
70 inJnie him 70 the utmof of their abilities.
and sheie were the tories. who during our frue-
gle tor freedom and independence. thwartcd him
IN every Pofhblc manner. They aeted a. the
fec'et fPies and agents Of Great Britain many
OF them being under Britiih pay. furuifhed the
enemy Ia return with proviGons and gave them
information Of the movements of Walhinp-~
ton and could they have been 70 fortunate AZ
10 have teizcd him. he would have been dragged
to the Britifh camp. there f}rpee Of his pilitsry
badges, and on fome tall oak he would have been
hung TO wave with the breeze, as food for ra-
vens, Joy TO the tories. and folemn waning 10
future rebels, as they chen were diaioeoi[hed.
And there are fome OF thoie fame tories At the pre-
tent day who are nos Boating of their love Of
liberty and Warrington, that pretend TO call ia
queition the foundoeis Of Mr.. Jefferfons poli,I-
cal opinions. Bot what fhalI we FAY of their in
iolence, and what are we TO think OF the vipers
who invent and give circulation To fuch unblufh.
ing icandal! Can they expect TO be treated with
decency, when they themfelves abufc in mott
indecent manner the 6rh & fairef charaetcn of
our country As an abandoned hesd Of defam-
er, who have no characters OF their own worth
Importing. they are ever bent upon deftroyine
thofe OF their coantry's boaR-thsir fole aim 10
their own aggrasdizemcnt. whether by profrat-
ing truth. degrading their country. or denying
their God.
CASTIGATOR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

"7beye car be no dsXbi esfr,fained fbat f6.
WsRr'oas Nlal5NStsm eoyGae,ed Ieferion a.
tbt be4d Of ibHt pary urbieb be supbaiicaHJ
"fiLra f6e eayte Of tbs eOsntu." iMsrcury.
NIlTH reipeet to this opinion. which
Wv General Wilmington 10 made to enter
tain of MIR. JeferfoD, unfuppored as il j, by
sesfon or argument, and deaitute of the leafi
fhAdow of truth, the writer evidently knew il to
he utterly ialfe when penning 1.-THE very idea
being derogatory to the general character and
opinions OF the illufrious deceaied. If 70, what
are VIC to think OF a writer who will publifh
iuch an abfurd tory without fhadow OF proof,
and in direet violation of the motto of that pa.
per which he has feieeted for his guide
"Be J.a and fsa, not.
Let all the ends fbOS aimF at be .by coHafyy's,
dby Gods axd Trzib's.--
am bold to fay, that had he the lcaa
fenic OF hoaor or remorfe, his heart would have
never given origin 20 70 fcandalous an idea
his pen would have never traced 70 infamous a
falfehood. Was il for his country's beoe6t that
he fabricated this. his Coos or Truths 1t
cannot be. Was il not then for the fake of
nouriihing the almo& extinguithed lamp Of arif.
tocracy, thar this facri6ce Of Truth was made |!
For at what period of Wafhington,s life,
would ak this writer, who is as renowned for
hi' wiidom az veraci,y, wss it that he entertain
ed this coniemptuous. this cufcd opinion of the
man WHOM the people have chofen for their
Preiident ! Was il when MIR. Jeferfon va,
Member of the Virginia Leeifl:io,ei was il
when Governor Of that State . Wm il when
Senator to Congrefsi Wa il when appointed at
different periods a. an AmbaGador at the Court
OF Spain, England, & France Or was il At the
time when Wafbingson himfelf felceaed, nomi.
mated, and ny the content Of the Senate Of the
United States, appointed him Secretary of State,
the moR ardaous and digni6ed fission in the
gilt OF the Executive . Perhaps il may be faid
it was toward the clofe Of Wsfhington's admia-
ittration. when he was too much Influenced by
the council and advice of Adams & Hamilton :
For at this tine we 6od they varied cn one efIen-
nal point. viz. the Briuih Treaty. Bot even thin
variance Of opinion never sroGe to hatred, or ex-
tiogsifhed 10 the leaf that iriendfhip which had
70 long isb6aed between shem.-They were
alike triends 70 rePublicanifm and thsir country.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Nr1op0rf. GA. IS, 1904.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the fubfcrib-
~ ers have been duly appointed Adminiftra-
tors to the eeates of Chrifopher Babcock, of
Charleaon and Chriaopher Babcock, I'D, of
Weaefly. deceafed. and have given bond, as the
law diIctt'. All perions. having soy demands
upon either OF faid eAates. are required toe.h;bit
them /; and all thoie indebted thereto, arc called
upon 20 make payment TO Polly BabeOek. by the
ffR day OF January next. Such as do not make
payment by the aforeisid time. will have sheir
accounts put into the hands of al Attorney for
collection.
POLLY BABCOCs, .sdHin'r.
HEZ. BABCOCK, JON. A4ais-
EDWARD WILCOX, g?n.
Wffs,y, O6. Is,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
FOR SALE.

Aad pa0aDsau giVen Immediately,
a LOT OF land, pIeafsntly iituated on the
1 \ Point, with convenicnt ID yelling. Houfe
thereon, formerly the property of Jobx Cab
bard, deeeafed. An iudifpu,able titi. will bo
given Of the right of foil Of ,ae whole of the fa;d
lot and two thirds of the houfe. The other
third Of the houfe will become the property Of
the puTchaicr, at the widows deceAfe.-For
further particulars. applyto
MARTHA SMITH.
Nrqvborf. Od. zr. I8oA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
Drifted Ahor-e.

nN the premiies Of the fubicriber, during
~ the late itorm, an Oak MoEes BOAT, al
mott new. The owner may have the Boat
again, proving property aad paying charges.
HENRY WILES.
HoqVlaxds Feryy, O9.zz
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01
INVISIBLE LADY.
g. Peaje to take Notice,
WffrrS, O6. Is.

THAT all connection in bu6nefs between
Il Mofes Rchardfon, Schuyler Richardfon,
and William Eaton, war by mutual content diC-
folvcd the 10Th inf. The inviGblc Lady now
being in the hands Of perfon who is willing to
accommodate all thofe who though, 50 cents TOO
great price, he propofes to lower the price to
IS cents, and FAY with j, at Mr.. L. Clarke's.
till the lat Of the enfuing week, when II will
mott aGuredly leave town for the Southwark.
OSfobcr "a, t8oA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-01

"Tbeye car be NO dsxbi esfs,fained fbat t5e
d" Wsaroas W4yl5fagtsn eoy6dt,ed IeEerion a,
{" tbe be4d Of that fa,y prbieb be smpbaAnaLy
I" PILED f6e ea,te Of tbs e0snty." tMercury.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-27
NOTICE.

p-r~HE PrsEdert and directors Of the Little
4 River Tornpik { Company, dsiirous OF iet-
Ing the accounts of the faid company, give no.
.ice, that attendance viii be givenas the houte
al Mr.. Nor. in Alexandra, cn Monday, Tues
DIV. and Wednefaay next, at-tsn o'clock IN the
morning. OF each day, for the purpofe OF re.
ceivinp and fettling the faid accounts, where all
perfons having aay clsims asaina the faid c-u'Pa
nv are earns&Iy dcircd to bring them forward.
Til. board i. particularly dehrous OF receiving
,b.f. accounts with view Of being enabled TO
lay aaserent before the company at the next
GEORGE D2INKER, Tsxslarr.
Nov. "a
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Ssf London Superhne Linen, & Cotton Gam.
and fecond Cloths, brio,
Canimeres, frizes, Cambria, Iaconet', Mill
Coatinps. Bearkins, Null. & Book Aiaa'n,
Plains. surees & Elan d.. Tamboured, and
pels, SPrlggso,
Mole SKIN. Toiienctt, Lace Cambrics,
swanidown. an Mar. Harnilhed and Fiuhed
cells, Sha@ls.
Velvet. Contribution, Camcs Hair, do. J.
fIunt;no. and. Genoa, India Book Muffin,
Cords, Hsndksrch'sn'
AZ Irifh Linen, Black Lsees, Vcilss
Shirtiag Cotton, long Edg'ngs' ~.
Lawn, Laces, Imperial. and Pic
q palots, Brtannias Mic MItts,
Nsst. and Brown, Extra Long Silk 6 Walh
tsf las, Leather Gloves, )
IS, .Dowlas, Tick Italisn PAID S'lks' IA NJ
ps. bray, do.
% and Hes ! Marking & Sewing Silk,
SilkCords, and T.Gels,
ssd Cotton, & 0arich Feathers,
sfofissy, Artificial Flowers, and
snt Dnfoll Ribbons,
sskess. fFambour,pg Gotten,
,,zs. Calicoes, d Friugede & Plain, Cotton
o,ed Csmbrlcs, Couuterpins,
~ Furniture. / BafJas, Emcrties, Gun,
secs .Paisrr Cloth nahs. &c.
14la---By qoba'sfaE.
. Cafes Chintzcs and Calllcoes
AT very reduced prices.
ssley. Is. or.
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IN PURSUANCE

Ofan crder.ofthe Council we will
~ She pennies let 10 tie highet bidder on Sd.
.ifsay rre ait day of D-cenber next, at II
o'gseess, ihc public wharf on the nor:h hde OF
Dake arect, FOR one year &c. commence at the ex-
pi.asion ot III: lcals OF The present tenant
WILLIAM HARPER,
JOHN POTTS,
Nav ~. DIT
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Those new doctors of the political knife,
find it more advantageous to their interests
TO let Il stand. lift be so bad, if it is In
deed interviewer with monarchy, as he
saws why has it r,o,.been taken of. Sure.
ly}they cannot plead delicacv, or feeling, or
fear of such operations their intrepid
hearts were never yet known to weep or
shudder at a wound of Their own making,
or to shrink back from the application ofthe
scalpei or the saw. They are not troubled
with any of those squeamish feelings, or
conscientious computations which with
hold tender tinid men from quacking with
constitutions. Good christians, if the eye
offends them, they pluck 1t out and cast 1t
into the fire. Does 1lm!, of the constitn-
ton give uneasiness to them, anfputatlon
lis the word--and the cabinet turner is set
to work to make wooden substitute for
the state to stump and hobble upon--.an
economical expedient, no doubt, which
sa.es-ffty per cent in.she tear and wear of
shoes.
It is not quite fair, Mr.. Editor, for the
democrats toscensure the system CT finance,
while it is retained and made use Of, or TO
give the name of an excrescence TO that
nipple from which they draw their nourlsh-
ment. and swell their veins almost to burst
inq. with the milk of the Union. in a
word. if the system Of finance, orfnancier-
inp theories as the writer calls it, be bad,
it's criminal in his party not to abolish it.---
if ii be not bad, it Is criminal in him TO
makethe charge and Icannoe help think
ing thar, when his prospective benevolence
extended SO far forward as to hope that
history 1vouQ afford fen instancesof q fu-
ture administration beng so unjustly ealum-
mated as the present." 1t is pity he mad
no, retrospective charity enough to lament
that the page of American history should be
S laIned by the gross calumnies upon the
past-.-upon the Washington administration
fear that the worthy scribe, like manyo
theirs in this world, contriyes to make his
charity begin at home, andin order not to
fatigue it with much exerton, to make it
end where it begins. The election of
federal President, / dare say, would make
him change his front, and draw all his cha
rity from the future TO the past But what
signify hopes, people Will speak, and with
evil, ofstatesmen, with or without cause;
and whether we have federal or anti-fe-
deral administration, the; work of censure
will still GO on for if the government
should be federal, the natural Pofiteness
and 5erepolence of the opposition would in
duce them to'draw upon invocation for the
deficiency of facts; and if it should be an
ti-federal, Just topics of invective would
never be waning. For the present, Mr..
Editor, sdieu.
REMEMBRANCE.
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DOUGLASS e MANDEVILLE

xINe-sRRERT,
Qgsr for sale, on Oery moderate terms,
20 Hhds. bright Molaiies,
50 Bills. N. e. Rum,
20 Boxes Mould and DiPt Candies
s Chefs, Hyton Skin Tea,
10 Bags Green Coffee,
10 Hhds. Jamaica Rum,
10 do. Mufcovado Sugar,
.eaf and Lump Sugar in barrels
4 Pepper and Alfpiee in bags,og
Alum and Cadi5 Salt
A few Firkins good Batter.
Ard a tolsra5ie assortment OF
GROCERIES.
o!ssr Thy eoutiuat to /tfss ia, families gsea
Fer mad # old WbeGt.
November z3. d7tia"Si.
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---" And then to dinner =
With wha: appetite they may
To The Editor ofAe EuenlAg Pot.

Mr.. 'CoEEMAN,
Ithas frequently been remarked that
those who gam power by courtirg the Po-
@pulace, a-e sure BY their conduct, to belle
their professions. That our administra-
zion form no exception to this rule, we
have proof in abundance. Numerous anc
notorious instances are fresh in every
mans memory. Ishall not therefore re-
peat them but mention two which arrested
my attention in reading commodore Nor
ris's pamphlet. | suppose it is not yet for
gotten that the people of America when
reused by great inhgnity exprest their
sense oft in the popular toast " Millions,
for defence, no. cent for tribute" And
here let me observe whatever NAV De con-
trived by ambitious sycophan's to degrade
shis country, there is in the American peo-
pie nobleness of soul, the legitimate OFF
syringe of freedom, which sPurns at insult
Some persons of whom it was said q
hope unjustly) that they would submit to
a tributary dependence, provided they
could thereby get into power, were solely
disappointed at the change produced IN the
public mind. Orto speak more accurately
asths change which seemsdto bePreduced;
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Tburiday next at II O'Clock wsA Dc
Joldon fbt f,emsG<s, if n9t prsvisH4y x5fpsffa
ofaf trsUate SALE a lsait ofa
Dwelling and Bake houfe,
Having upwards OF five years unexPired, situated
on King between r ,yaI and Pitt Streets, at pre-
fent occupied by David Henderfon, and iu'rne.
distely after variety of Houfehoid and kitchen
furpi.urs and avariety of tins and pans for
p G. Morlftller.
NJ Ball perfbrs indebted to me for bread
are gsqu:ecd 10 make immediate payment OF
their accounts will be put inso proper hands Tor
collection. DAVID HENDEhooN-
Nov. 76.
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RENE MBRANCER.
From the NezO 1ork Eoening Post.

The following piece Of composition, the
production of no ordinary pen,s twill COM
mand the readers whole attention., and
we'll reward his earnest perusal. It is p OF
given IN the place exactly intended, as we
meant to have interviewer It IN our DIS
cussious on the presidents message; but
as CITY politics have prevented our going
forward in our ex animation of that paper,
with as nnch dispatch az we wished, we
delay Nd longer the insertion of this
.4nasterlyprodnction. Let the admnistra-
ton readit.
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fanable TO Che prelent eaton

-AMoN6 wAlcE ~,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
i. NETWORK, April 5.
VERY LATE fRoN LONDON.

4 By thesarrival yesterday Of the ship
Join Morgan, capt. Howard. in 81 days
from London, theaeditors of the New
York Gazette have received London pa
pers 10 the evening Of the Sd Of March.
The King Of England, it appears, was
ON the recovery. Tbs subject Of his i'll
ness bad been taken up in Parliament.
The sailing of the French aeet from
Toulon IS contradicted.
Dispatches have been received from
Lord Nelson, giving an account of the
iii treatment 81 the English Consul by
the Dey.of Algiers--at which phase his
lordship had appeared with part Of his
squadron and demanded satisfaction
which the Dey refused to give. His
| lordship thought it improper 20 com-
mence hostilities without the consent Of
his government, and had written home
for orders. -
Capt. Howard, Of the John Morgan,
informs rs, tllat on leaving the Downs
the 18th Of March, he was visited By 4
Lieutenant from on board Lord Keith's
i feet, who informed him, that he had
that morning received information Of 1
i conspiracy against Bonaparte, Il the
head Of which was the celebrated Ntoreau,
and several other distinguished charac-
t4Es--A VI Of whom had been deteeted.--
- ! . I se
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

THE first Battalion Of the 67th Re-.
j giment Virginia Militia, shall Be
mustered on Saturday the 26th day Of
May next, II William Johnston's mill.
The second Battalion ofsaid Regiment,
shall be mustered At DarkesyiIle On Sa-
turday the 10Th day Of May next. The
Majors commanding said Battallions are
hereby required to execute this order -
the law directs. s.= IN
!, II DAVID HUNTER, Il. Col.
5-sz Com. 67th Regt. v. M.
) April 20, 1904. = fss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20

CTRAYED from the subscriber on
- the 10th inst. . dark iron gray mare,
with q small dark star in her forehead,
IS banda 8 inches high, three yeafs old
this spring, has . switch tail and her
name hangs on the right side, has no
perceivable brand. was shod all round
and is q natural trotter. Two Dollars
reward and al necessary expenses win
be paid to any person who win return
said mare to ST, &.s5.:
BOSTON PISLE.
Martinsbvg, ApriI 90, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
ONE CENT REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on
N the last day Of March, N appren-
tiee boy named Samuel Fisher, II wears
Of age. The above reward will Be paid
for returning said boy to the subscriber.
! do hereby forewarn all persons from
harbouring him.
JONATHAN THATCHER. !
Berkeley County, April 20, tso<
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Go youth belov'd, in distant glades
New friends, new hopes, new Joys
l. to find! esssr go. 81
Yetsometimes deisn, 'midstfairerm maids,
To think on her thou leay'st behind.
Thy love, thy fate, dearyouth, to share
! Must never be my happy lot ..
Butthoumay's tgrantthis humble Pray'r,
Forget me not, forget me not. + +.
Yet should the thought Of my distress
Too painful to thy feelings be,
Heed not the wish now express,
And never deign to think on me. r..
But Oh, if grief thy steps attend. ~.
Hwant or sickness be thy lot,
And thou require soothing friend,
Forget me not, forget me mot. L e. 2: 4 1
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ID ANaway from the subscriber on the
N 18th inst. NEGRO NAN, usu-
ally called Beraad, but il i probable he
win pass by the name of I'm he Is I
very thick square built fellow, about s
feet or 9 inches high, between 81 and
20 years Of age, good deal marked in
the face with the smallpox and ofa very
dark complexion has pleasant coun-
tenance and laughs immoderately at the
most trivial occurrence. Had ON and
took with him, aroundabeut and sailor's
trowsers of homemade insey, Of 3
brownish colour, Z white linsey waist
coat, dark blue coat, velvet overalls
and white waist-eoat, : half worn furhat
and Jockey cap. shoes and stockings.--
Ten Dollars and al reasonable charges
win be given for returning said Negro
TO the subscriber, living in Washington
County, Maryland, near Newkirk's
mill, or securing him in any jail, 30 thAf
l get him again.
-, SARAH:FORD.
April 20, 1904.
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"A IL persons indebted to the s0bscri-
n berby Bond, Mote. or Book Ac-
count. are desired 10 discharge them On
or before the first day of May next, or
they win be put into the hands Of an a.
torney for collection,
JAMES FAULKNER. n
MaEtiasburg, April 30, isOs.