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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
SPRING pHYSTC.

DR.. HuNFER'e Anti- Bilious Pills arc snquefion-
ably proved ny ample experience to be The mott etectua
remedy, at tha fame time the mott innocent, peaiahs
and convenient medicine for the oil icurvy IGOR butte
eruptions cprofy and other diorers originating from
corrupvc fate of the blood. The remarkable cure OF
Mr. EAiitoa IF Albany, who had been twelve years
tormcnted with mott dreng fcorbutic complaint, as
alto thar of Thomas Iohnlon, abouring nan, IN the
ervice of MIR. Van Renfcaer who was afflicted with
mott horrid leproiys mutt have convinced evey one who
nas read the particulars Of shee cafes bedes which,
vsr;ety of proofs Of heir efficacy authenticated ny per
ions of character and refpeasity are open 70 the eK
animation of every inquirer. Ihee mutt naturally be
uppofcd to,hlvc heir due weight ana iupcrcsde the
neceiity Of any further comment from the Proprietor
ret he prefunes Co aert, that the real merits OF TIN
vegetable preparation will, on fair trial. pIssd
forcible its recommendation than any thing which
can be Iaid Gift.
NI5ty. alo may be bad.
Atkinfon's W orm deitroyng Losens ,s---Theie Lo-
z:nges not oply dtaroy where they c1t but e.
fc2ualy prevsnt their retarn Ehie tauaes who have
followed DIR. Atknion's advice, and uied them IN th
Spring and Fail among their children, their
phyie have the happiueis TO find hoie children,
which appeared Geky and ccniumptive, IN the bloom
of hearth being entirely delivered from, thoe drcadts
vernlin.
Sparta, hsxn. Pltafasf,
M0re5 y. 1903.
We thereby certify, that our daughter about years
of age been very uawe and in bad itats OF health
for thefe Taft two years We always inipeaed thar ihs
had worm. and had given her feverai worm meacinet
without sny good cfe4 20 that deparcd rafting he
s Of late Hearing Of ionic furprifng being per
formed by Atkinfon'. worm dearoyiug Losenges VIZ
purchacd packet of them and administered them ae,
eording TO the dfeaons The fri, dote brought awsy,
only one worm, and with it quantity ln,y, oHea
five matter; the 'econd hrough: away four monhrou
thick worms nearly half yard in length; and the thi
dofe, large quantity of ssAimy, ofenlvc matter. Th
vomiting and purging with which ihe frcquenti
troubled have ceaicd-her appetite has become regus
and has over fnce enjoyed petfea fate Of health. f
which we arc entirely indebsedto this excellent meden
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
1uuenty Dollars ReuArd

ELOPE d from MIR. Thomas Bl.cS Ooy
plantation, on Monday the 10Th init. HANIi &,
dark nala,ro, sbous 80 years OF ag' nm,
feet icyen or eight inches high. Inc ;"
Negro was purchafed by me in Decen0s
at the fale of the late Mr.. Tsiplstts Pf0T ;.5I
Round Hill; he has received uncommon >" ~,
gencie., and ablconded throu2h prei:ndspu = d
lion to going to my farm in Jeferi0n,.c = d
connexion. about Centsfville, and allO " sA
near Alexandria, at which plaes / th'ni
probable he 10 now concealed. .,tt
/ will give the above reward to 90 rrbI
who fl,all appreLend the fsis Negro ,@s t. s1
him 10 jail at Dunfries, or IS dollars II
in any other Jail 70 that get him sgaa'
H. S. TurneI'
Dundriss, Feb. IL.
For Sale. .s..a|
A likely, Asalthy, yousg, Negro
Enquire OF the psiotsz. Il
rarsvED DAILY 81 :.
s. S N o w ID Is Nv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
Corn, Rye; and Staves Wanted.

The Subfcriber will purehaic any
qusutiry OF Corn, Rye, and Whitt Ok pipe aod
bogihead Saves, tor which cafn viii be gwen ss
the Eaitern Branch, in the Ciiy OF Walhington,
by
James Barry.
Feb 70. sswsmt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
RCEERT and JOHN GRAY

KCEERT and John GRAY
aAVE JUST KEGEIVED,
Fyow MeDls. Stokes and Cos Patent sad
tamsly Meaieiss Store, Moxni Pltsfasf,
A<4v York, ard fer fais AZ f6e's
5oak ssre, king fret,
suPPLY OF
Eamay g Patent Medicines,
-SoNsIsTINo or
chsm5axds Antaahmatic Lounges;
d,us and Fevfr Drops: dxt5a lioss Pill'; Ars-
x,a< Elsxee far Head debsi Rs0nimatins Solar
iuaxs; Or. Bsrd1sai' gtssist Eye Water; a.
kisisx's Essaes IF Msasrdi Scotch o'1'nest for
fb< {eb Tsafb deb D,o9s; dr0~4fif L'Ssases'
E0sace Of tks E00ds, S5e. Sc.
Or. Hunter'sgenuinc Ambitious Pills,
For be S,evsafi0s and eSys ef ( tlSsss'
u ;Jss.s mi Pxtyid FsS,erS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
q. Huu,er,t eeuaine A.tibillioss PiK,.

An agreeable and certain preventive Of the pred'iPoh
ton 10 naammatory and malignant fever, which prevails
at feaion. theyear The RAPID and increang
demand from every part Of the Uated tases ana inc
Wet India igands ths be evidence OF their
exeellenes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05

div rsuovss ma rnaans. dnansE, tehngs, and Ennis
il never fails 70 cure thoe malsdies which frequently iue
coed hs ,eaiIes rnai pox. and fever; and isan anpa
rsIlslsd arsngthener OF weak fight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
Feb. 70.
N0ttce.


The fubfctiber being duly appointed aaignee Oh
the efate and effects of james 3ait5, efDam
frics, Bankrupt, GIVES NOTICE, to all
,hofe indebted to him, or who may have any OF
hjs eitate or effects in their poa Zion, topay
or deliver theiame TO the s&enec without delay,
and no other pstfoa, but lnch as may be aatho
fife9 by HIN. Thof. indebted, who find it IN
convenient to make immediate payment, that wiH
on or before tie fri day Of March next, come
forward and give bonds for he balances due faia
efate, will be INDUCED until September next,
by making the fame feenre, but thole who do
NOT avail ,hemfeives of this cpportuniry. OF
making payment, may expete prdecutiens wiz
be commenced WITHOUT referve.
Timothy B,undsge,
Aaisnee.
Further Notice.
ON Monday The sfh day of March next win
commence The fale of the property of JAM
Smith, al the Store lately occupied by,hin ia
D0mfries, eonffing ola
Ka1iey of GOODS,
tht remains Of his o1erc, tioafshnld and Kltchea
Fu;nture, Horfes, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farm
ing Utenils, River and Bay Craft, Scows, Boasa.
&c. &c.
An.-TWELVE NEGROES, if NOT difpof.
I'd OF at private fae.
Lik-wiie rhs Lands, Houles. Lots, &c. Of laid
Smiths, viz.
A Tract of Land near Dumfries on
the tide waters of Powcl's Creek, called Cedar
Grove, containing about 600 acres, with Hoslss
snG other improvements.
One moiety ola Tra& of Land on
ChappawamGe Creek, with Houlcs, QuafTies, and
FreeRone thereon, sc.
A Houie and Lot in Newport, Po-
toanacj No. -.
Two Lots with Storeheule, ShedL
Wharf, &c. IN the fame place. No. IS 8, rs.
One of two undivided Lots in the
Town OF Geneva, State of New.York.
Two Lots in the City Of Waihing
TON, No. - and -- in square -.
And the Houles and Lots in Dunn
fries now occupied by laid Smith.
For further particulars concerning
aid Lands, sc. enquire OF iaid Smith, or theiub-
crlbe,, who will thew the terms and which Gill
&c publicly made known at the time and place d
tale.
A credit Of tx months will be CIV
IN on all fums over Twenty Dcllars, by giving
,ond with approved fecurity for the amount, With
uteref from the date, if not punttuallv paid.
The Sale will continue from day tc
day Until all the sioreiaid property i. dllpof
ed of.
Timothy Brundige. 4
Dumfie., Jan. rs. Lzz1 eodl
CHEAP BARGAIN.
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The Counting H0uIe

. 11VVtTI
of the Subfcrbet was broke open on Wrd,.n
nigh, lat, and she Drawer of his With, N :
broke, and his Pocket Book TAKEN tttI.,'
having = dollars in lifee notes, and foo},r
pers of confequence TO the owner, and c.nn. = :
ofaoy ufe TO sny other pcrfon. The ovp., ~
be very thankful to the perpetratot to .,ru,s E
Pocket Book and papefs, 70 that he may &c, 's ~
again, by placing them in bis iaifsge.
Andp. SchoJfeA.
March a. -.
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Tor SaL,

TOT Sac,
ffom eight to twelse hua.ire.i CD, !,
Excellent Fwe~Wood
from Ten 10 twenty thouf4nd FENCE D !,
and a large quantity Of WilTEoAK ,a ~ "
LAR TIMBER. None of thief. a,f;al. sV
more than two miles or TWO and an h,l NV 81
tide water. Thole who with TO pu,ch .r aa
apply TO the fnolcfiber 10 P,ince George o." w
Five miles from the City of Wafhinetoo w
lexandria. t
Overton Carr. !.
Feb. II. -.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

legs; wa y ibould induce every vir;uous A.
merican 10 lay with the Pialmia, o fba
mes avenld brajf fbe Lord, for biz goednsIi, ax1
fsy bn zoosarrful qvsrks TO fbe children Of men =
or. in the language Of Mofes. (fubaituting A.
merica for Ifrael "Hasey arr fbon, O Am<r.
xs! wbs h like nnfs fbtf. o Pessis JsOsd Of i54
Ls,6s'
With regard to the patronage Of thefe Meet
ings, the writer fays: f,
"Is j. iof3icicnt to apfwer the purpoics In
tended. The Miniaen of every denomination
attended without reccivirg any compcnfation
Whatever. unIeis il be the fatisfattion Of feeling
the profperity Of the Redeemer's kingdom eve-
ry man attends At his own expence money j. NOT
requised, neither 10 il neceAary all the patron.
age that 10 fought for 10 the prefencc of him who
vi6ted Jacob az Bethel, and this they generally
receive.-If the Salem wriier fappofes any thing
ofa political nature 10 introduced At shefc meet
ings, he labou under great miaake do not
recolle4 ever heard iogie ientence on that
fabjea from miniRer or people.
ss The inhabitants of this hste travel 20,
80, or 40 miles to attend the meetings with the
grcateft part of their famiIies. among sheie are
the principal or fra eharstteu. Near 400 wae.
gons, many coaches, chairs and carts. have been
on the ground the number of perfons has on
fome occaGons been eaimated AZ between a and
IS thoufand, and fomc hundreds have been con.
yertcd at meeting, - will appear BY the in
create Of the different churches--thc increafe Of
the Baptias. has been between three. and four
thoufand Methodias Il believe> abont scco
and very great increafe among the Preibyse-
risns, &c. se y.
{" Notwithstanding the ridicule Of inHdeis,
the fcoRs OF the wicked and the weakness Of the
yell meaning part of the community, shefe
things compel us to fay" qbe Lvd basb dSne
S'eaf fbi~gs for a, svbr,eef osgbf 10 Be glad"
q % Thefe things have taken place under the
sdmioiara,ion of Mr.. Js6s,sr, the man who
has been repieiented TO Us rs an Iafdei; and
the very people who are averfe to his sdminif-
tration. live in the ecjoymens Of thoie bkfiings.
his standardization a. fecondary canfe, procured
for ,hem.--That we enjoy msny bleiiing' under
his vile and virtuoos administration, cannot be
denied; and as If Almighty God intended Tor.
ever TO 6Ience the calumny Of his enemies. he
has poured DOT his fpirit among. the people in
manner unknown before in America Happy
with fuch Government, we live to Zee and
hear things cur anccRors knew little Of"
(SyreS.J WILLIAM GUIREY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
Thirty Dollars Reward.

=
laA night from Fort Adams
~ IN che barDor Of Newport. the thres foi-'
lowing ioldien, viz. Csos4r ,A5ts6. born in rtc
town OF Palmer. county Of Smish6eld, State of
Matsehaietts, thiry-swo yeass Of age, tx feet
nieh' TAR complettions Grey eycs, Mort black
hair-had on a. round GATOR ha, half voso.
nankeen ioond about jacket, white dimisy YEA.
nankeen frowfers made wide a. the bottom, and
cotton aockings.-- 81 90 -
Rz1sH Smab. twenty four years Of ape.
born 10 the town os Watertown, State of Con.
neeticut, five fee, s or 9 inehe, iieh. fair COM.
Pleetion, blue eyes, brosn hair--hzd ,on wool
hat, nankeen round about jscker, white dimi-
~ veh and nankeen tros fen.--
Sstb RobbiD, born IN she town of P,v-
mouth. county Of Heprico, State Of MsRacba-
ietts, aged thirty -foar years, FIVE feet nine inch.
e. high, fair completion. hszle eye,, fhort
black hair, had on round wool hat, ,ound-
about Jacket made out of blanket and dy-d
black, white Marfeilles vea, one pair blue cIotK
trowters and old fhces has wife and family
living IN Taunton. They all went Of III 4
boat With two fprit.fails. ~
Whofoever takes up and fecufc, faid de.
rters in any GaoI, or delivers them TO anv
military officer Of the United Sutes, or to the
commanding officer Of this Carlton, fharl re.
eeive the above reward, or Ten Dollsrs for
each, with all reafonable expences. t '-
LLOYD BEALL, Cap. CsmnsasdssS.
forf- WslesH, AEP. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

| elf from the highea elafs TO the lowca. Heie
| Mr.. |" Mechanic talks like Land--L,fd.
His noble tho'ts cannot contain thcmielyes when
taking 10 the fwiniih msltitude, the /" Lowell
|cIais J" and AZ 20 his appealing TO the expert
encs of thoie who. get their bread by the f~eaf
Of their brow. am equally ~ willing. provided
they are only honeR. and DO not get their bread
by fweat Of lying--whcther 81 change of nsea
and meafures have In the Leaf tended 10 the
ruin of this State" or any other State.
The greater part Of the citizens Of this
State are farmers, and Il 10 no way to ruin map's
porfe, or nations, by reducing fhe taxadon,
or expcnccs Of IL. And ~ for the foreigners
whom he talks about, when he means citizens of
other Statcs only, an full a. willing - he IS
90 not any OF them infelt our citizens. or vio-
late our law; and - 20 their wealths giving
energy TO boiinefs here, itn all a tale. IL we
had none bat hrangen to give life to trade.
Mr.. T" Mechanic" would then have very good
feafon TO complain. except he ihosld get his
|" Boarding Hosie" full. and then trade and
commerce would be in a very profperous fate
with him 70 be fare. Money and proyiGoDs
would be plenty. aud we fhould all be growing
rich again fsR. Bu1nels then would NOT be
confined to Jingle day, or a Jingle job. bat to .
Jingle " Mechanic" Newport might then
well be called the Garden, of Eden--thc Paradife
Of Amcrica. But aias for Mr.. /" Mechanic, %
his 6tuasion 10 othcrwifc. A. for frangers
thunning us. il is utterly fslic /; had he fsid
certain franger. who has proved himielf 20 be
az great fcosndrel a. ever went uncropt, he
would have been for the fsff time in his whole
Lamentations right. They may fhun his 'bosrd-
ing houfc." aud with good reafon on their 6de |;
for whoever fhuns him, nuns Parton, a Mes-
chant, Bankrupt, q Lawyer. and a Landlord,
united in one--a knave At all trades But every
individual who knows any thing, will coofeiS
that there have been and ftill are az many fran
gcrs among 10 at prefent a. do generally Witt Us
in this ieafon of the year. Nor are they lperfc-
Gated either with 50 cnvenomed malignity," or
(" inveterste hatred, bot on the contrary, are
treated with renowned New. England hofpilslity
and kindnefs. f,.
Need 20 on refuting every fentence Of his,
by proving that there are ~ many houfcs built the
lar year a. have been Gnce his good friends the
Britiih deitroyed one half Of the town. And as
for idlcnefs, be had better for IN example III he
is real "N1echsnic." which very mach doub, J
90 about his bulneis. and not hsive to fet his
neighbos houfc on Ere, that in the general con.
futon he may cicspc With the conscnu OF e. ]
confdcr Mr.. |" Mechanic" a. one of the g dif
aifetaed among "A" who is - fickening with en-.
Wy at our growing profpesity, and shutting for
places Of honor and pro6t,'' to the susiuucnt
Of which. he wosld icll bic libetty. his country,
and his God. COR2kCTOR QUIZ.
MfseSsrf, Asg. so.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
NSUR ENC Y.
F,sm the Lyfeming GaSeifs. Argnf

FROM be Lyroning G0Sehf. AEgHF i6.
Our accounts from TiogA are Of very
ala'ming nature. 1t appean thoie aaaiiins & in
cendaries are determined TO 60 on, in oppoiition
10 the laws and authority Of TIE State. Threats
have been publickly made by perion or perfons
se6ding ia that county, that they will have a
freih hide tmeaniug the fkin Of Pesnfy ylvanian,
or Perfons lea6og from the PENNY iyivanians.) in
the courfe Of few days-they alto declare that
they will take the Governors life before the
irR of October, &c. When fuch are the threats
Of thofe men. whas are thc kstlen Who oppote
their proceedings to exped--piunder and mai
facre.--Juffice ard mercy cry aloud for the IN
reference Of Government, and unlefs the mea-
fures Of the Executive arc prompt sod energetic,
thofc villains wiI be fuffered to remain in quiet
poaefiiou Of property to which they have no jua
claim whatevcr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

NlLL be lesied out at Public Vendse, on
w Toef9sy. the zsth day OF September, &c
the houis of Eiizatefb DHytte. on the premiies,
az two Of the clock, p. M. that beautiful
srd pleaiant place. hate the properly of Ohsr,
DS,fst, Efq. deceafed->-containibg 81 actes Of
excellent land. with a convenient two RORY
dwelling houfe. new crib, an excellent we'll OF
water. and fine yoong orchard. Said place
will be lesied for two OF three years, and 10 one
OF the pIesfantea patrs on the iilsnd. Alto, viii
be fold at fsid Vendae, fondry articles Of houie-
hold furniture, farming utenfils and iome live
fock. # NOS previously ddpofed Of At private
falc.-conditions of fale, and lcafe, to be made
known At the time and place. ...s-
qt ELIZ ABETH DURFEE.
Midd9ttozvs, AggxF 20, z8o4. .'si .ss so.sfs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
From the TRsnros TRUE American.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

In snfser to fundry queAions propofed in
the Salem lMsaachu(tanj Regiaer, a, to the
rbaradsv. iyfssscs. and tafrosege Of the CAMP
MsIriNos which are now very common in the
Soo'hefn States, with people Of diAcren, reli-
gious perfaafons, MIR. WILLiAM GUiRsy,
who appears to be . preacher Of the gofpel. has
pobliihed aatement inthe {Georgia) Farmers
Gazette. from which we extraA the following
information on this intercfing fubiea:
A. to the eba,at7ey Of the Camp. Meetings
the writes deicsibss them 40 compofcd Of
multitude of viuuous individuals. with icmc
vicious characters snong them--he fays. /" there
have been fome inaances Of improper conduef,
but IL il very dificslt to know the perpctntoFs"
that they deem fuch characters no more a
reproach to the Camp. Meetings, than they do
the worihip Of the Sons of God ic coniequeaee
Of the Devils prcience--Job. q, 6.
The writer's defcription of the ivfarxo Of
thefe Meetings, mutt be highly gratifying to ev.
cry virtuous mind:
IL YVES expected, At their commencement,
that every remaining drcg Of party zeal would
by them be deftroyed among the MiuiAen and
People Of the different denominations; and that
laudsble ds6gn has been in fome degree eEefed.
--Bigots have abandoned their narrow contraet-
ed ientiments. and acknowledged that Others
might be pious without being called by their
names, or agreeing with them in chriaisn doc
trine or diicipline. The isf.sses they have had
upon Others 10 fsrpr6ng-DciRs have become
admirers Of divine revelation- Dsunkards have
leaned and praeaifed the doctrines Of fobrieiy--
Profane Swearep have learned to verbcraie the
name Of God with profound reverence--,hoie
who profsned the fabbsth. day nov keep it holy
--Liberines are reformed ---the Pfo0d, hembled
the Enviops, love their neighbou--,hs Mali.
cious. feck the welfare Of Msnkind--lhofe who
poHefIed the cruel difpo6tion Of the VOLT now
enjoy the mcelnsh Of the Ismb--Many who
were difgrace TO the human raee. reproach 70
their families. and tcsodsl to thsmlelves. have.
At shefe Mee,ices, been reformed. and become
rrfpeesble hufbsnds. parents. neighbon, ei,izeus
and Americans. --Pcsfons of every defcsiptioo
have experienced the influence Of shsfe Meesings |;
old snd yossg, rich and poor. bond and free.
black and white. the phiIo(cphss and suAic, the
fchclar and the ignorsmss. the msgierste snd
the private citizen. phyfcisns. hwycrs. r,sr.
chsnts. mechscics, & farmen. have experienced
the good eseas at them. THAR ia4uence has
extended TO member ofshe Judiciary and militia.
Thoslsnds 10 this Fate, who neither lessed God
OF regarded man. have Gnce che iessods<ticn OF
thcis meesiugs learned 20 " feas God and york
siRhscoufnels." Sech has been. and Aill cootin-
ua to Be, che iyfsssx Of che Camp Mess-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
Dis6sD fe, purifying loaded Zip aoi,bosf
xovisf fbe Caro-.

"Vc'Wk TIC So'S"
Take csfk that will hold 100 gallons or
more, with one head out--fet il below in any
part OF the vefTrl--pui into this caik one bufhel
Of orAacked lime--add TO this 80 gallons of
boiling water. after diGalving 80 pounds Of pot
and pearl aihes therein-this fhould be done a.
quick - pofIible-shen fhut the matches and
make the ihip tight--in this Gtustion let the
sefei remain until the next day. and then dif-
charge the sif by means Of the air pump Venti-
la,or. By this time 'be lime will be ietrled in
the czh, and the water or lye viii be very clest
--1ip il out carefully and after having drawn
the boxes eff one Of the fhip's pumps, fend il
through thar channel into he pumps well.
Too little attention u paid to the cleanl-
neti of vtfIels on their gcing out. II they are
fent out clean and are well ventilated during the
voyage. they cannot be very impure on their
return. By the above mentioned rrocef'. uied
before and after every voyage, there is little
dosbt but vefIeIs might be kept perfectly fweet.
pure aud wholcfome.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

"EBSTER'S and Alden's Spelling- Books.
Wv by the doz. OF Gngle--Bibles. TeRa-
meats. Preceptors. DSights Geography, Colum-
bian Orator; IN aGortment Of Account. Books,
Writing, Cypherins and Memorandum Books.
Letter Paper, Waters. Qaills. Lead Pencils, &c.
A few copies Of the Charter of the Ne~pors
Bank, and the Rhode Ifland Infurance Compa-
ny, may be had as above. Alfo, Blanks for
Notes Of Hand. and Checks on the Newport
Bank Blank Deeds. Juaice and County Court
Wris and Executions. Portage Bills, MsnifeAs.
Bills Of Sale, Bills Of Ladine, & Seamcns Journals,
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= be esee ffom sVsu kisd y srinnsiity, wi'h
feRard % the above mensionrd dINsURRscTioS.
From the foregoing psemifss infer. that
if the writer IN the g STAFF" Who tiled himse'i
Lsco. had had il in HE power 70 have obtained
soy evidence ~ now that the srush OF the h'fto-
ry now Ia que&ion had ever been denied by the
abave mensioned honorable & ilIuRsious ch.rac-
eers, he would sndoubtedly have Podeded HIM
felfof that evidence. anfhase communicated II
10 the public for 1hsir infpcetion that 1t any
fueh deaiai ever bad bsepl made. there can Dc no
oosts bat thzs il sUssi< have been IN his power 20
have obtaiacd evidence ofits b,caufe the great
er part Of thofe whD msa neceGAniy have been
the authors Of fach denial were then and arc
Ain iivins; ard thst IL mo- fuch denial ever sD0s
made. the prefo cnpton is vioirni, that the rcls
tion which Mr.. Findley has given Of what was
laid by the Difsitl Attorney of the Diarid OF
PcnnfyIvania aud the Attorney General OF the
Uni.sd States, concerning Mr.. GALLATIsi
Sanocence. is Messs,evenibi, true. and confe
paeasjy that she above mearioocd charge 10 the
Newport Mercosy, originated either in leso.
OF IN MALics.
|. JsIy seoa. ge WILLIAM TELL.
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D AN assy from the Subfciber, on the
N twenty-6rR inf. an indented Negro wo-
man by the name Of Suke Remington, aboue
twent y-two years Of age. Whofoever will take
up faid negro and retsm her 70 the fubfcriber
fhalI receive the above reward, and no charges
paid. All resfoos are hereby forbid hsrbcrng
or truiting laid negro on the penalty Of the Law.
EDWARD COOK.
Psrgmfsfb, Asgys asd, rso4.