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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
JOHN f. TOWNSEND g Co.

az fofsT cfeyr ~ 1bdnies-oiyeef,
LAVE a beautiful and choice anouncnt
1 4 OF Fancy and Subaantial Goods, amon,s
which are, cslicoes and chinfzes, dimities and
malineu, furniture, calicoes and chintzss, Ia.
dies 6-4 elk damaR fAawis. o-s {. 4 and ga
cambric ditto. very fine and other cambric
maiiins. ladies' white and black fupcrfinc and
other cotton kofe, 6nc India book mullins and
handkerchiefs. black and coloufed Infringe
and iattins, cotton and linen sSblc-cicths, very
fac diaper napkins. Englifh diaper and ine liza.
ems per piece. ladics fix, cotton and kid gloves,
linen and cotton fine pocket handkerchief.
smbreIlas. bed lace, blue. yellow and black
nankeens, mems very fine ribbed cotton hofe.
mcns black and whisc bcfl Enelifin ELK hois, yea
and coat gilt. plated and other batton,, pcr
groce, pins. coloured and white threads and
tapes, India cai;coes ana chcclcs, bohes fss al
i/9. ". per dozen, black. and white handfor.c
csmcIs hair fhawls, rxcellsos bandsnuo kand-
ktschieh, counterpsnes, mems hne and Other
quality hats. hef fupesfne closhs and cafimeres.
with variety Of other wooIcns.
LRssoy<, Three bales India cottons.
Mot of thefc articles were purchafed cheap'
st New York snetions /; copGdcrahle portion
are Aireth fupply. 70 make more general and
fafhicnable sforment.
Nh 1hofe who arc indebted 20 them.,
are requeffed to make frecdy payment, Is they
intend clo6ne their buGncfs il Newport 10 :
iew months. The honfe they occupy viii ,hen
he rented. oan
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
PAfENT CHIP FOR BONNEgS-

ne oobsciber having purchafed of the Pat
4 entee the exclu6se Right Of making and
vending ths Potent Chip in and for the State of
Khode-lilsnd. hereby csptions aud fcrbids arv
Pefion or Perfons either making or vending iaid
Chip tor Bonnets. within faid State of Rhode.
Hand, on Penalty Of the Law Of the United
States IN iuch Cafe made and provided d-unlefs
they nave been duly and prrsiosny s0shofifed By
the Scbicfibag for making CT yendipe rhe fame.
Twenty Doiiass Reward will be Given. bv
the Sobfciber. 20 any Perfon Who NAV difcoyer.
and produce fatisfstaory Proof. Of any Perfon or
Perions making or vending shc aforeiaid Chip
within the Stare of Rhode. Inand.
y JONATHAN NICHOLS. b
N. B. MefTn. CHARLES COGGE.
SHALL and Co. being appointed Agents for
vending laid chip for the Town OF Newport. wiA
keep conaant Supply at their Store, for Sale.
Newport, july 5. Iso4.
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p. BRIDGES.

DESPECTFULLY infosms the Ladies of
IN the town OF Nesport, and its vicinity,
that Che has ccmmenced che MILLINERY bu.
6nef ia.ail its branches, at the huufe otihe late
Capt. Baker. in King afeet. Thofe Ladies'
who iavor her with. their commando, may de-
peni on having their articles made up in the
noie approved taitc, on moderate tcrms hav-
ing recently brought over from England the
lsca fatAioas, and which ihe viii be regularly
fuppiiej with in the icafons.
81 Ladics morning DreiIcs, and ChiIdren's
Peliccs made.
Jase ~. 1904. ros
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
JAMES G. PECKHAM,

(Nta,J eSgsts M. sefPsa1s'. ydsuJ
LAS lately received, from New. York, .
1 4 frefh fuppiy Of Jewellery, Fancy Goods.
Hard Ware, &c. which, together with biz fR.
mes flock, makes hisafIortmcnt complete.
He has on hand. variety Of Ladies' Bon
nets and trimmings of the la,ea fafhions.--d1s,
Trunks of various faes, xhich will be fold
cheaper than can be purchafed in this town.
N. B. Cain given for old Gold, and Silver.
NeqySs,f, jsly {, 1864.
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al a TozUn iCour1il6rld at Nrs.bs,f9
Monday, July I'd, 1904.
IT 10 Vored and RefoIved, That no emu,v
= Cart Of Trucks. or Fihermen. With tbeif
Benches, be allowed to take Rand in Thame,.
Street, on the penalty Of paying fine of Twen-
~ hve Cents, to and for the ole of the Town.
to be secovesed before any or either of shc Juf.
tice. OF tie Peace. on the complaint Of any Of
the ionao'tsnss OF fsid Town and shas shcfaid
Truck: and Carts. when not employed, repair
to and take aand on either Of The Suects. !.
leading from Cafs's corner, Baniaes's wharf.
A. Cfafy 4 Sons wharf. and next fou,herlv of
the Dwelling Houfe late Col. John Malbone',.
or on the North fide OF the Railing on waih-
ington Square.
WifH,i, JONATHAN ALMY,
Cornell CLf,k.
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AUGSBURG. Ap,il s.
LONDON. NAV A.

His royal highneis, the Prince Of Wales on
Monday morning, declared TO MIR. Cslcfaft and
Others. his determination TO throw his whole
weight into the fcale Of oppoGtion. This may
po1ibly have accelerated the deci6op taken by
mioiaen. 49,
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Manyat7arsd TOBACCO

State ct RHoDE-lsLAND and PRoyIprrcr
PLANTATIONS.
Ia General ADtmtJ. Jnut SsgEon. II. d. ISo4.
\ ID ESOLYED. That the FUN of ten .houiand
IN dollars be appropriated TO the purchafe Of
the evidences OF the regiRered public debs of
this Stare. under the direction and management
OF CoDmiiifoner to he appointed by the Gene
raj Afgembly.
RstsfDtS. That SAMUEL Vernon, fenior,
Henry Sherbnrne and Nsthaniei Hazard, Efq'n.
be appointed Commiftionersso purchsfe the laid
evidences OF the faid segiaercd public debt, in
fneh way and manner, snd on frch terms, az
they may think moR advantageous TO lhe pub
lie intercR That faid Commifionen give pub
lie notice of their appointment, in the news-
papers, advertiEng the creditors holding fuch
evidences. to fend 20 the General Treaiurer, on
or before the fecoud Monday of September next,
.fealed propoiah of the terms on which they viii
fell the fame aud that il propofals, equally ad-
vantsgcous TO the State. fAall be made for the
fale OF q greater amou~i. of faid debt, than can
be purchased by tie fun. hereby appropriated,
the amount thereof ihall be applied. in rasxbe
proportion to lhc demands of the letcrzl credi-
ton.
- RsjsiVsS. That the FINN appropriated a.
sfcreiaid, be fubjea to the order Of the fsid
Commifliosers, and be paid ont BY the General
Tresfurer sccordingly; and that faid Commit
6onen report, from time TO time. to the Gene
raj AGsmby, their proceedings under thefe re-
folutions.
Rs/sisyl. That it hsll be the duty of,the
fevesal To~n-CIefks. to read the fofesoing re-
folusions t0.thc fteemen. TO be alIcmbed in annu.
aIso~n meeting in Angua nexs.
A true Copy: witnefs,
SAMUEL EDDY, Seev.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

A Paris paper OF the s,h Of April contain. the
following inteseRing account Of the manner
Of Pchegrue's death.
PARIS, April 8.
On the 6th-of April. the Comm;f,ry Of
government appeared before the criminal and
ipecial Tribuns,e Of the deparsment of Seine,
fitting at tho Palace OF juaice ia Para aud re-
pofud -
That he hal received intelligence from on
Of the Judges Of the Tribunate. whole oficcis
was TO prefer articles Of accufation againA Gcon-
ges, Moreao and Pichegru--that the later had
on thc preceding evening. committed fuicids in
the psifon Of the Temple. He demanded that
the rribunate take the iubjett into their imme-
diate confederation. ~
a committee was accordingly sppointcd TO
iaveffigaie and report sgsOcsby to the espcrzi
l,fsse II focir cafes who, having viii,ct the
priion and heard the examination Of the kccPcss
ordered,
THAT the body Of the Ex. G neral Piehcgrn
be infpetecd by Of the mott eminent phy6eisns
and turgcons OF the department and shatsthcy
certify the caufc Of his death.
Being carried 10 the temple. ana having
there taken the oath preicribed by the laws,
the faid physicians and furgcons unanimously
declared, that being conducted BY the gosIcr IN
to the chambcr which had been occupied by the
Ex- Genersi. they found there upon bed, q
corpfs which they recognized to be maiculine
that the body appeared TO be that Of . man BE-
tween 40 and as years Of age his height ne
ire apd IS osH mei,es /, his hair dark brown;
.archcd eye brows of the fame colour; forehead
large and bald clear blue grey eyes long nofe,
thick. fat at the end, and hollow at the top, &c.
That at,er having mino,ely examined lhe faia
cospfe. they remarked circuiar impreilion on
the neck about the breadth Of two iogeu, and
much marked on the left 6de thar tho ftrsngu-
Ia,ion was eifeacd by the h.lp OF a csasst of
black elk which had been twiAsd TO tightly
round the neck with q flick, zsto have produced
death, that the face was hvid. the jaws locked,
and the tongue preifsd between the teeth ! that
the ex,remiiies were cold the muicels Of the
Engrn and hands very much conuaaeli that
io their opioiop. the corpie was that OF the Ex.
General Pichegru and that he committcl fu-
icide by fsrargling himielf
The perfon Of Pichegru was iaecti6ed BY
4 o citizens, 10 xhom he ~as known in his life
tine. who, were fevesayY examinsd and made
oath Of the fact.
The fold;e, on scsrd near the ctsmbcr
where the faicide wa committed. the keSpcrs
and sornkeys of the prifon. were then io,ersega-
ted A. to what they knew Of the circum&ances af-
tending IL; but, (exccpting one, who had heard
during hn wa,ch. about ) O'Clock in the usosn-
ing an uncommon coashing ~ Of : perfou M
Ger preilurej they were entifely ignorant. The
turnkey who had waited on Pichegru At fupper
70 the evening, end had locked him up a tca
o'clock, depoied that he had kept che key of his
chamber IN he pocket from that time until 7 ia
the morning. when be vent ioso the room 20
lighs him IRE, and had found him Ia the fi,ua-
ton above de(cribca.
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Hard Ware, Stationary, sc.
DAVID MELVILI,. iun.

ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends, tina,
IN ne has juR received very handfome sf-
iortmcnt Of Hard-IgSr. Cmky, I,ssms<g<y,
Jaaas<d Wa,r. Cabi~f Fs,z6srr, Sraaisnory.
&c. &c. Alto, Deep frs Lines and Lcsds. hand
do. Fithiss- Lines, Bed CoIds. asd Cloahss-
,Lines. A5s.
Nsss-7crk Manyfai7urcd TOBACCO
and SNUFF
Con6iting of Etyrs-Hea< !; Pigtail; ladies
TwiR. & cot Tobacco Maccabsu and Scosch
SNUFF. of the 6ra quality, at the Msnuiac-
tory prices. III CASH given for Lead.
Newport, June ~. 1904. r4oJ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

Inc fntufrectiOn tnat mas Otokc our III tUt
commoncs on the weftern bank ot the lake OF
II ar,ch, ha, extended iltelf to the other bank
and aiamcd Gill moro ierioos aiped. The
deputies lens to Meien and S,e,fen, 10 admin.
iacr the oa,h Of fidelity TO government, have
been inlulsed and tnal-sseatcd. IL is faid that
the fame is Rill fpreadiSs TO the ncighbo'ing
comm0nes.
The Landamman, fsofs whom the govera-
uenf OF Zurich. has demzshed fuccor, has or
dered the troops furniihed BY che Eve cun,ons TO
march, snd in,sads 60 ufc the moa energetic
meafutes sl.ainit the tevolsed comolunes. The
inforrctiion il sNributed 10 the rnachinaticns
and intr,goes Of Gsangess, and efpecisIly 10 fome
OF the btieands belonging to George party.
who have efcspsd from France into Switzerland.
The inlurgents OF the village OF Wacden-
ichwyl and Gordcn, put themielves in rate OF
effective defence. and No a preparatory mcafure,
have buryed the cattle Of WsdeafchwyL A
courier has jua arrived, who Informs. that one
of the diyiIions ofthc copfcdesa,e army has at
tackled In three points thia af,ciation Of rebels.
and that tffy have routed them after feeble re-
fftaocc; one column cntered the village Of Cor
den she asth and anothcr pusfued the fugitives
in the vaIlies aud on the heights.
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IN obcaisnce 70 the before reci,ed Ad,
the CommiaIoners therein named. are ready to
receive propofals from the credisors to tfis
Stases' Regiaese& Debt, and requsa that the
faue Be tfsnimissed 20 the General. Treafuser,
~ HE ofRce IL Ne~Port, free Of po&aec, by the
time limired 10 laid Aea.
SAMUEL VERNON,
HENRY SHERBURNE, .s~~y
n NATHANIEL HAZARD. "'''"'
! M<~Y~s. J~e s6tb. 1904.
- AHsbs Priskn 10 sBh Sfafr, are re-
fseesfss fsth6 sb< Jsressisg ia asi Rssir. n
fssi. srss. fstess sssI ne ysss< Mss6y - Ssf-
sssbsrssxS
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sTUT0UARD. Apr;l =.

YeIsestay Nj. Spcsees Smith. EngliA Auin-
iAss 20 che Et<lof Of wisiembarsh. departed
fsddssiy. He fPeas fevesal hosu IN baraias ali
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J.e ,eesivsG asf tsr ./ak at fbh OD5es; f5s fill
Ie4oisg gj<tai and vaiSsbls Sf6osi Bos&, apbisb
i rtesmmrsdtd 70 fbs .ft Of tie Sebesi, III fbis
STATE. ffH
THE COLUMBIAN PRIMER.

AAFlNG met with q avoFzbIc fcception
= = "a many passs Of New -Eusl,nd, is recom-
Inended an cheap, and in number Of s:fpeds.
the bea calculated book for besionen asd for
common Pradice. IL being called Primer.
has led many, before examination. to sn efro-
neocs conclufon refpeeaing both iss plan asd
qsality. Ia calculation differs perhaps nearly
% much from the Nsrv-Esglaxds AID common
Pnmers. ~ from that of an dinsxat; both Of
which wouId be equslly sbfusd, put into the
hands Of one. learning the rsdimcnu of tie Eng
iiln language. Thin book is indeed to remove
all fsct aanding iucon6aencis, and to prevent
another impropsiety, viz. chat Of putting book
OF nearly twice the eoH into the hsnds Of ehih
dsen, which 10 worn out before half in consents
are ieen, or can be nndesiRood.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

MUNICH, April ..
Mr.. Drakei was extremely infolent and
fhewed much patton refpeetiug tho LAT ordi.
nance Of his Electoral Highnefs, which expelled
the cmirvanss from Bavaria. He demanded in
a note, whether tho emigrann that we're imme-
dia,ely under the projection OF England, we're
ALTO obliged TO dcpsr and whether lhc guaran-
Tee Of their condua which would be given by
the agents Of his Britannia majeay, would not
be fuficient; bat no iocn changed HE counie-
naace !. his Eioetosial hiehneis having received
communications from Paris relative to the mean
and ihamcfol plot Of his Minitter, had tranfmit-
ted to him the fubjoined note.
There 10 reaion 10 fuppofe that Mr.. Drake
would deny the authenticity Of the paper..-tie
fancied that 1 gems d'srms had left Stsatibargh.
in order 10 arse0 him he therefore informed NJ.
de MontReIss, the Bsvarian Minidsr, that inhab-
isinR iolsary houfe as the extremity OF the
loburbs Of Monick. he did nos think himlck in
fFety, a. he feared the fnsrcs OF the French po~
hce ha dsGrsd theiefore to be aGared sf his
safety.
The anfver Of the Count being delayed
loue hours, the difofdcs Of confidence coma,u-
nicated 70 his mind. He tho't thar the 6 gems
darms we're slre~dy arrived AZ a neishboring
oo(t, and te Immediately fst ost on foot with
out taking leave, and without waiting for his
carrisee. lie travcried three leagues and was
not overaken by his carriage for three hour.
He diiappesred like Iesder of a bsndifti; bnt
che indignation OF all honea mru IN England,
wiil follow him every where. Miieiable man!
who has diihoncred and degraded the character
which all nations, and even she moR hvaee
hordes, rciPeta. !.
fOFF1CIAL NOTR.)
"The .uuder6gued sniniecr Of Rate Of his
moR tesene highnefs the eietlos Of Pzlstine OF
Bavaria, ~ received cxprek orders from HE
moR lerene Electoral Hiehnefs. TO srsofmit to
HE excensocy, Mr.. Drake. the printed copy OF
letssrs hare snaxed. and to iuiDsm him. that the
original of shee Issssr. wsissen with Mr.
Dskss Own hsnd. sse nov before him.
"Hh moR fesese EledonI fsishneh i
deeply sfaitaed shss the very place o( his sef-
deucc fhculd becone .she FOCUS ola corse{pord-
ence 70 Sorsiep e ike milton in which kis cx-
esIlency MI Drake hss besn placed wita hu--
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iis papsii. rfe Able peiicsad. Who lad pcss
given to him a london by she Able aasel. to
frame thssSssb birscy, which they planned in
France, followed him in his fight. ~. z
Ii wac reported here. tbat Mr.. Spencer
Smith had . milton relative 70 the troubles in
the interior OF France, but we fhould never have
thought shat he would have debated his charac-
ter 70 fas ss TO cmbrue il 10 fach an infamous
plot az the latter did.
7 A few DAYS ago. Spencer Smith had TENT
many bills 20 Paris; he had ALTO fent fome 20
Zurich which induces US to believe that he was
no ffsaneef to the riots which agitafe Switzer-
iand It prcfens. What pobIic moral Good
God! what government Is that which makes
ufc Of the privileges OF diplomatic inviolabiisy
to bIo~ mp every where the embeu of difcord
and crime with impsnity what government
muH that he which viii have the meansR plots
conducted directly by rninifen rePrefentiog their
Sovereign (!
AUGSBURG, Apsil 6.
The evening before laft. Mr.. Drake, the
EngIifh minifter at rMunich arrived here, and
con,inued his journey. II is thought that he
will go to Hamburg. and embark from thence
for England. He Quilted Munich on the If.
Before his departure he had long iatcrview
with NJ. dc Monsgclas, the prime minifter.
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and he over it 10 hn dIgsltj, 10 his heEof aud
TO the welfare of his people, to declare 20 his
excelIency, that from shis moment, Il wili be
impofiblc for him TO have any communication
with Mr.. D~kc, or henceforth TO receive him at
his court.
"Two of his moR fercnc Electoral High
ncfs' fubjceas. itrongly implicated by MIR. Drake,
have been auefcd az Munich. for having. at
his mitigation vrntpsed upon feps repfobxred by
the laws of nations.
"The undcrGgned j, ordered alfo to de-
clare, that his mod icscne Electoral Highnefs
knows the noble and generous ientinsnrs Of Bis
Britannia Majefy. and OF the Eneliih nation, too
well, 10 fuppoie that bis conduct on this occs-
fion can be fubjca to the Leaf reproach. He
will haaen 10 explsin 1t direft 10 his msjeay
aod to depoft 10 his bofom the deep regrer he
feels In withdrawing his confidence from min
ifscr who had been icnt 70 rcprelenr his rajcRy
at this court. The clcftor 10 folly convinced
that his Britannia MajcRy ~ill fecin ths meafure,
though very painful TO himielf, nothing but
new proof of fhe very high opinion which he
has of his majcAy's character, and Of the bcncv-
olence Of which the electoral houfc has received
70 many proofs.
tSigned) "BARos De McsreELAs.
" Munich. March 81, 1884,"
We had resfoa 20 expect that Mr.. D,ok<,
the Britifh envoy. would have refuted the char
geo alcdged sgsinst him--bnt he has taken su-
other pethod--H He hY Informed the baron Won
Monsgcias. that fifteen gsnf d'arn, had ben ient
of expreh to asselt hm--and sequeRtd that the
baron would inform his court. thar resfurrs
might be taken to presens his sueR, bur no
sniwcr having been given, for ieyessi hours az
ter Mr.. Drake expected one and the .gess arm,
having arrived az tlcir Iaa Gage Of hories. he fat
ont on foot in diisuite, having changed his
clothes feyeral times in the diNance ns thee
miles" "ln this manner," add, the Moniseur,
"he let, his seidence like the chies Of a band Of
aiIsfins."
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Lateff Foreign Articles.

=, the arrivdi Of fis OAvey EiJlysyfb, In ~
day. f,ow LivesPOaI, Losdss fspess 10 fbs 4fb
Mzy are ss0ived at Nszo. Tsyk.
Thsfe papcn contain a circular letter of
lord Hswkcfbury to tie diplomatic characters
in London. which may be termed manifcfto Of
the BriNih government io reply TO the charge
cfcndeayoring TO procure the saAlIination OF the
Fifa Confui.
The Traveller Of May =. fays--Mr Adj
dinston's Administration draws very near TO i:s
diGoiution, and we andesaand that he has him
fclf communicated 10 all his friends both in and
ont Of Office, his determination 20 retire. His
maieay is faid TO have received the informa-
tion with conGdcrsblc regret. and TO have ac-
cedcd to q new aracgemeot Of miniacrs with
difficulty. there 10 not one Of Mr.. Adding
tons principal colleagues, cot even we believe
the Lord Chancellor, or Lord Hawkibufy, who
will retain his ftuasion. Mr.. Tiesney has VIC
can tate with confidence, given in his reGgaa-
tiop. The Iia Of the new minifters which arc cir
culated in the public Offices and the coffee houl.
e., are but the work Of certain cabinet 6osnciers,
who ean have no knowledge Of wha 10 going
on. and may be conldered "a mere coinsges OF
their own brain. The only thing decidedly
fixed is, thar Mr.. Pitt is to be ,etored to bis
former supremacy in power and influence. We
arc inclined 10 think that il will be feycrai days
before any new fyRem cf adminiararion can be
completed. The new fscrsiai;es of aate will 10
all probability. be Mr.. Fox for the foreign and
lord Grenvillc Tor the home department..
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m:br0Ued ArG5Ie Lands
10 LET.

THE fubfcriber is willing to.ieaGe,
for a term of years, about 1900 acres Of arabic
land, part Of the Mount Vernon cfate.
The UNION FARM t!sf contains about
900 acres, and will be divided into three scne.
ments, each of which will be accommodated With
dwelling houf., quarters, and fufficient barn
room. The meadow, containing 30 or 10 acres
will be divided into three equal parts, one of
which to be added to each tenement.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about A7o
acres, is divided into fix fields, has On it two
dwelling honfcs, quarters a barn and corn houfc,
ard will be let to oue perfon OF divided into two
tenements, as may be mott iuitabie.
Petition to be given as foon az the growing
crops are removed, withlibeyy to the tenants -
fed in the autumn. For terms apply TO the ub
icriber, or in his offence 10 Nathaail G. Haatey,
manager on the eGate. The abJvc farms are
from to- miles from Alexandria
.Bufhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, May q. 2sw3w iaw
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MEASURES e VALUES
ANDREW.

A reward of Thirty Ds2lars is offered to any
Pcrfon for experimenting and iccurirg tie fac tel
low in ary jail cot Of the Fate, 70 that get hin
again Ttr0ty DoiYars if lecurd in like anrei
within the dif,icl Of Columbia, or at The d:Esnet
OF 40 miles ffcm hon1c, and Tn Doll4rs, WIN
reafonable charges if brought hone, or iecartd u
the jail Of Fairfax or Loudoun. Andrew 90
fconded on toe night OF the 7th irfani /; he IS
tnah Majnt>, about II years OF agf, raiha
low OF Na,urc, fquat and Thick made, broad ihoul
ders, and ihcrt dark hair; has one or more itsI'
On his back from lc4ld when young; woe woFo
he went away, tieklcrburg (hitt, pair q n'o'
keen ovc,aIls, Grped fix jacker, h2t ard pan
of cid nnocs, and of late wore fulPeDdcrs; re Is
ond of licuor ard much addicted TO gaming i'Fe'
ward and Affirming, very artfuI, and Will ancTF
20 PATS fota free white man. He good COOK
and wa(ler, unde,ltands bnGpeis about bouef
waiter, and will probably cfcr bimiclt Is
fuch-: he is aif' good mower, and IS capable e.
o.hcr plantation work. He has a free mother u
Georgetown, and ! iufpea he may Ter t'r'
endesyour TO fecrete himlcIf there OF about tie
neighboushood A Mulatto man by me name Of
Ned belonging to Mr.. Thos. Bncoe, OF Lcudo1n
county was tYiing the next day, and il is !apPoi%
they are gone off together. e. All matters o.
yefIeIs and Others are forrwarned from harbournS
or carrying Off tic above fave.
William S. Belt,
On the Ch0rch RoaG, Loudoun County
July II. Iaw3