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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
o no'l-reSfdeHf claimants Of Lands 7ylfII7
Me state If Ohio.

THE undersigned will engage to make paw
ment of the taxes imposed on the military larde.
under the act of Assembly Of the state aforesaid
oo RECEIVING the amount here, or having the
same secured TO be paid in reasonable time the
receipts for payment 20 be made by him will b..
delivered here, with itte delay as the distauc,
WI admit ot.--iiis terms for trouble and yieor.
VIII be Is per cent. for the first 5 dolla~g ,rJ
Tor any sum over and above, u ~ per cen,.
Tor any sum under Is dollars, his charge vii. ,,.
IS moderate as possible. If applied 70 in fine.
he viii engage 20 list with the Auditor i'm Chill.
cothe' lands asrecably to law. for so cents 1ey
tract Ills agreements are such as toineure ibe.
committed 70 him. RCBEUT ,tr. 80
Richmond, April OH. 1905. lS,l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
4 este, J NO. w ALEER.
Richmond, April 10, 1904.

R5chm9nd q Coinmbia TURNPIKE Road.
THE 6oots for receiving subscriptions TO carry
intoefc6t the above laudable anduser.I;y,,;ti.
zion, will remain open in the counting-roor of
Ro6ert Gamble 81 S0u, conformably to the aG of
assembly, till the first day of MAY next.
Subscriptions 20 the SfaYHfoH 7onbile Read
viii also continue to be received at the same 6lsee
until the time before mentioned.
Richmond, 1911 April. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
I he ladies' and gentlemen

Of Richmond. are res0ect;aid Informed, tJa. 2.
SROFF, DENTIST. Gf Was5ingtoa Ctr, IN.
!Sn'or and Ritenfee Of the Pc beGieair extracting
t'ist'Wments rs preparing TO pay them a visit. ana
1otes FER tie bsnor of tGeir 6afronage. 2,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Lands, Lots and Tene-
DORntC
nlentS,

Or such part of;hem rs may be necessary to the
sum aforesaid, with the charges and expenses of
saIe--an Estate or Plantation in Coochland. cali.
cd Coles. containing by estimation, fifteen hun
dfSd acres he the same more or less, living ON The
waters Of Byrd creek, and purchased by The said
Ross, oil the representatives of William Cole and
OF John Hughes, aud adjoining the lands of Rich.
ard Adams and s. Richardson according TO IT'S
known boundaries as held by the said Ross
also, an Esta'e or Plantation. all or greater rart
OF which is in the county of Fiuvanna. known bv
the name OF Mount Prospect, containing bv est
NATION twelve hundred acres, more or less, adj
joining the lands of James Quarles und Josenb
Hayden; also the following Lots in the town of
Columbia and county of FIuvama, to wit: Lot
No 90, on which the Warehouse is bniit, and Lot
No IS, on which is = store, now or late in the
occupation Of J Forbes, and Lot No. "a, now O,
late III the occupation Of Strother
The sale will take place ar John Napier's ia
vern, in the town Of Columbia, on Saturday the
18Th day OF May next, and the lands and tene
ments a!orsad, will be set up in that order which
shall appear best to suit the purchasers, and most
beneficial to the parties Interested
JOHN WICKHAM,O
BEN. MOSBY, { Trustees.
GEO GREENHOW,
Richmond, April II 1904. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

Will be let to the lowest
bidder. on Tuesday the 18th Of May next, at Ches
tericld coar,hoas, the building oe an addition to
said courthouse, about twenty four feet bv twenty
SIX, the walls be OF brick and the roof OF timber
TIE COMMISSIONER
11th of April. 1894. (9ws)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
E*frHS 9fH letter from BaD5terr, CndaloY6e,
dafsd Scbfenbey -, 1904.

= Witnefy the agreemen, inbffling be-
tween the French government and tie neutral
powers, hy which the latter are bound not 10
give any ailtance to the revolters at St. Denim
go.
" An American Capt. had like 10 have made
lately fad experience Of his infraction Of the
laws of neutrality. Two armed yeTels had
been fitted out at Few-York for the illand OF
st. Domingo-they were taken and brought in
here, IN conieqnence Of 4 proclamation Of our
captaln-general, who is no friend to thof. called
Haytians.
Appointed to plead in favour Of one of the
captains OF theie vehels, (the other being dead
and Of the crews of both, have been al great
trouble to fave their lives, but cannot hence.
forth hattter myfclf with the fame fucceis in he.
half OF any Other C7ptainsiu fmiiar circumRan-
ces. The Capt. ! plead for got clear, having
had on board his yeael = fapcrcarg0, who ai,av
teemed to have the fecrct of the expedition, and
who being alto dead, bore alone all the weigh,
Of the guilt.
:" If you know Of any perfous who have &,
'ted out yeffcls for The ports ia poa,iboA Vi the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

The IDEA TOO OF unveria Monarchy was ea fir.
ceived Ruiia was az that time only in tie infancy
OF IT'S political eSence. Ills power Of he vcsT
ra ORDER inferior TO FRANCE England Germany
ard Holland, clipped che wing, OF the Grand Mon
arch. Eng'snje Germany, and Ruita can Gill nnpede
the fight OF the Coriican eagle and even were Ger
many to remain nsu,er at ir TOR IL. n,eYet would
not permit continue long 70, there can be little
doubt OF the fneesls OF the soniederaey-The coada
OF the French IN ;he conquered and allied countries has
erdeared .heia countries the charm. OF indepen-
dence, and iaaipoied them TO iraterna, Witt. The
deception thu. procured the French a welcome in
neither ,h;. principles their armies All find 70
ready aon;cn into ,he territories of their enemies
France, however, j. formidable power and the sd-
ditons which ], has made It's territories readers
corrcfpoadent augmentation of the o:h,r great row
ers OF Europs neceary 10 keep the balance. Who
ever calls his eye the map OF Europe viii per-
ceive ho7y ;.;s may be accomplished. The idea is no.
new. i .anSoned by the treaty for triple ALI
ancc in 1875. 1t would be improper in us 10 urge
more this inretf.--We reipeel tie independence
Of States, but cannot he'ate between the euri,y
and indie pendenee of the whole Of Europe and the IL
tegrty Of Jingle State. The genius OF William fe,-
tied with the other States OF Europe the fuccelon to
the crown of Spain, Contrary the will Of the reign
inc monarch to prevent the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of France
When The Arehduke Charles IN whole favour this "a.
teH,nt had been made, afterwards f,cceeded 10 the
Empire, the fame policy dictated the acknowledgement
OF Philip, the French Kings srandfon, 10 prevent the
dangerous agyrandzemen, Of the Houie of Auftris
but compelled him all claim to the throne
OF France, we'll his Brothers renounce ali claim
to the Crown Of Spain, 20 prevent the union of two
iuch Kingdoms, which would have been equally dam
gerous TO the balance of Eurore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
BriY;on6ryC No1, eS1soa

~ "HI""yDHFg 4VoT 81 1907.
he Commiiiouers appointed by Law to condua
l. the LOTTERY for the benefit of WILLIAM &
MARY COLLEGE,, earaeaiy eatyeas all thofe who have
been 10 oblgng aid in the dpofa of tickets
who may not nave complied, as yet, with former E.
miar requet, to loie no time in tranlmttng to the
inbcriber, by pot conformabe to the mode,
whehto obyate disappointment in the required infor.
NATION, is hereto irbjoned 1t will readily be perceiy
ed that, until the information requeed be obtain
ed, the drawing cannot commence. On the part G!
the eommiilioners there will not be moment of ur
neeeiary delay; and they Aatter themleves that ,ho
who have been active in beriending the ntereH Of the
college, will uie the requa exertons to facilitate the
Performance Of duty which they are folidous fhoud
be ddcharged with the utmon prompsnels, as will A.
with the itr6teG hdelity.-lt is hoped, the retains
will be forwarded by the laG of this month a, farthel
Signed, at the reqpelt Of the cornmifiioners.
Wv l. MADISON Clg;,,-,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

vided into diHriSts by the governor under the d.
re6sion ctthe preiideut, snowthsrcfore Ia confor-
nifty TO the taid r.cited law and the direSaon
OF the prehdeut, do hereby make known and
declare that the fiid difi,ia of Louitiana fhall
be, and the fame is hereby divided into kve diff.
trietss which ihall be- laid of and bounded in the
following manner, viz. lit. all that part of the.
laid diftrItts which lies above the Midouri ri
Yer hail form one divihon OF difritl hy the
name and itye of the di6ri9 of St. Charles +;
Cd. an other dltr4 to be called the siiftriSt of
st. Louis, ihall be bounded by the MifiGip,;
on the north and on the fouth by plautn creek,
from ITS mouth TO its iource, thence by a duc
welt line TO the fork of the Nerinack, called
the SreDean, thence down the faid fork TO the
Mcrimack, thence up the iaid Merimack, to the
upper tettlemcnts ON that river, and thence by
a dac wet line to the wenern line of Loui.ia.
ia /; sd. the diflr;ct OF ST. Genevieye ,hall be
bounded on the north by the laa deicribcd
Boundary throughout lis whole extent from the
mouth of Plantin creek 10 its termination i'm at
the weftern boundary of Louiiiana, and on the
iouth by Apple creek, from its junction with
the Miiiihppi, to its fource, thence bv a due
weft line to the weeern boundary of Louiiiana :;
9TH. between the ialt defcribed boundary and
that which has heretofore feparated the
communicates OF Cape Girardeau and New
Madrid there ihali be another dinriSt TO be cal
led the ditriet of Cape Girardeau 5sh. all that
part Of the diftrict of Lou;iana which lies be-
low the dittriSt of Cape Girartcau, ihall form
5th diftritt to he called the tiariee of New
Madrid. And the feat of juttce for The diariet
OF St. Charles, fhall be at the village of ST.
Charles I; for the dieria of ST Louis at the town
of st. Louis for the dittra OF st. Gene
We've at the town of ST. Gencvieve for the dif
trict of Cape Girardeau at iuch place az may
be hereafter appointed and for the ditria of
Ne'v-Madrid At the townof New-Mad1id.
In fe7imony avbereet: | have hereuato 1T nv
hand and caulrd the iea! ofth Indiana Ter
ritory 10 be affixed, at Vincennes this IT day
of October, in the year OF our Lord, 1904, s.
OF the Independence of the United States the
twenty-ninth.
WILL. HENRY HARRISON.
BY the Governor,
JohU Gikfon, See'ry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS by an aG Of Congress psGed the
2e.h day OF March, 1904, entitled an aA e.
rtcting Louitiana into two Territories, & provi
ding tor thctcmporsrygoverp is
decllrcd tina; the dittrd Of Loui6aea flalI he II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

lCw readers, viii probably And much insereftng iri-
formation eonprifed in the following Sketch, ex-
Nacted from one OF the la,eh London papers.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

In confequence ofthe oppoftion OF Mr.. Hogc,
one OF the Pe,nfylvapia representatives TO the
eighth congrcfs, to the am. nd.nent of that part
Of The combination u. States relating TO the
mode OF ele6ting the prctident and vice-preii
dent, aud on other grounds ola limiIar defcrp-
ton, the people OF his dierid took up another
candidate for the ninth congrefs on the ter
lDination of the election, Mr.. Hoge reiigned his
feat in congrefS fer the Prefent felton,, and adj
dreied the following letter to his conaituents,
on tn. iubjc6t d4rora.
To the citizens of Warrington County.
have always thought it correct political
nnaxi'n' that every individual in iocicty was
bound 10 ferye the community in which he was
placed, when freely feletted for that purpofe by
his fellow citizens. I have ALTO thought it dit.
graceful to procure an election by intrigue,
mean srtifice, or any other uieans than the vo-
luntary and uufolicited fuifrages of the people.
AID, in my opinion it would he equally diiho-
lorable to continue in any place of public trufl
after that confidence was withdrawn, which a.
lone conferred the right TO it. Under the exit
Ing circumstances, therefore, have deemed it
incumbent on ne 70 reign my feat in the eighth
consrets of the United States, which reiignati-
on have forwarded by this dsy's mail.
With my ben wiihes for your PROPERTY,
remain, respectfully your obedient fervant,
w. HOGE.
OTc5er
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF
STATION AIRY
M 7'HIS OFFJC5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
E*'taf/ y0~ @f B1a2,iS Gssdie sft5t2o@ July, 1904
A oyaI Ls.L -.

By Nm. Henry HerrJion, Goprraoy and Con,nas.
der IN Grief of TIC Indiana Territory, and Of
tbe Di9riS ofLsHEana,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

The fubftance of :he following Certificate is
10 Intcretting to the commercial part of iocetv.
that we are sratiied with an opportunity Of
giving IT place for public benefit:
Having defigned to purchafe quantity of
coffee in Arabia. took with me on board the
brig Jofeph, in my laft voyage, one of Mr.. Dear
born's Proportional Balances. The frit GUAM
titles which were weighed in their Scales, were
by this intrnment proved to be deficient; upon
examining their iron weights which were de.irn-
cd for So lbs each, they were found too light,
one in particular was feven pounds ihort of the
proper quantity. The confequent lofs fhoud
have futained in the cargo, by this deficience,
amounts to about twenty. four hundred dollars,
which fum was fayed by the ufe of the Proporti.
onsl Balance aforementioned.
This certificate is deligned to iFew the loft
es to which purchafers may be fubje6ted, by the
uie of iron weights; and to prefent the advan.
tages which are derived to thofe who purchale
cargoes of weight goods, by carrying with chem
proportional Balance, the weights belonging
to which, being of brafs, OF fuch metal as is not
liable to ruff, are fecured from natural dininuti-
on, 70 prejudicial to accuracy.
GEORGE @. LEE, maier of the BRIG To-
feph. Bottom, on. 90, 800.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

On Monday lat the General Aferbiy of
Rhode-Ifland met in Providence.
The HONORABLE Constant TABER. EGo.
was reelected Speaker and TBEoDoaE a. Pos
TER, Efq. Clerk Of The houfc CT rcorsfen-
tatives. The time of the General Aaer6iy has
been principally occupied in The trial of pri-
gste petitions and on bufne!s of local ma
turc.
The fattious refolutious of the State OF Maj.
.achuietts relative to the alteration oe the Con-
'tltution known by the name CT Eiy's rcfolu.i
ons) were laid before the afembly at their pre-
lent leiiion-We are happy to obierve that thcy
were generally diicuuntrnanced in the Houtc.-
They were conhdered as having been bron hit
forward for the express purpotc of promoting
leaiouiy and ientiments of difunion,--Eyen
lone federal members eyprefed :he-,felves in
0rong terms againft them. George r. BvrH,
81. OF this town, high federalia, went 20 far as
to FAY, that he believed, that it was the with of
Maiiachuetts to digolve the union" Let all To-
vers of liberty then cherih the fentinents Of the
Immortal Wa9irgfOn "and Indignantly frown
upontte firtt dawning ofevery attempt to aiienate
any portion of our country from the reif, or TO
enteeblc the facred ties which now link together
the various parts"
The reiolutiCEs were potpcned to .hs ac..
ieiiion OF the Afiembly.-[ P6rnis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

Capt. Henry, of the Nancy from Liverpool
on Monday laft about 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon, fay the French frigates Didon and La Cy.
belle, co miles from Montog-Point, ftandine
S. S. z. with frefh breeze
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

Mr.. King, who arrived at Norwich Iai week in
the Thetis, from Martinique, informs that few day.
previous TO her failing, arrived Trinity French
frgatc with $50 troops, cain, &c being one Of three
that failed in company bound to Martinique. The
next day after the arrival of the gate the por, of
Trinity wa, clofely blockaded by three Englib fri
gates and continued be 70 when the Thetis failed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

The Rev. Mr.. Bentley, correctly informed,
is not the Editor of the Salem Regter. He is, how
ever underood to be the compiler of the e1cellen,
fummary of foreign and domeftic Intelligence which
is given in that papers and i, gentleman whole ca
paeious mind embraces nearly the whole circle of the
licences, and w'hofs acquaintance with the ancient
and modern Languages Of the civilized world is per-
haPs without parallel this Gde the Atlantic
". T. Mer1 69y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

We are further told, that when captain Chiffon of
the Pilgrim was ordered out and the place OF execu-
ton, captain Smyth, of New-York, reioluely hep-
ped forward and remontrated to the commanding Off
Ger; on which the black officer ordered one of his FOL-
diers to run captain Snyth through with his bayoncs
on which captain Smyth Aed end the folder rurfued
but ioon after returned and informed that captain s.
had efcaped; which the officer ffernly faid your
head ihall pay for it, the next you obey my or
ders in that way.
MIR. Suclly, merchant Of New-York has been fomc
time confined in irons Cape Francois for an atsemp,
to carry off fone French paRengers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
NFW-YORK. Nov. ls

Mr.. Em11ft.--This gentleman, his lady and
children arrived in this city from Bordeaux on
Sunday laf.
MIR. Emmet was diftinguifhed member of
the lrifh Bar, and not lcfs difinguilhed for his
private and public virtues. He is one of that
numerous Band of Patriots whole defence of
the freedom of Ireland excited the enmity and
drew upon them the vengeance Of the Brtilsi
government. Mr.. Emmett has felt its WORT
periecution, and fuftained it with all the patti
ence and fortitude of an enlightened man.
1(;t:rcr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
Tncj4oy, NoUember 6.

We learn by the brig Philanthrophift from
Nantz, that General Thuriot, the Imperial Am
bai1ador to America, has taken pal1age in the
hip Shepherdefs, captain Goodfellow, bound to
New-York and would fail from thence in a
few days after the Philanthropif,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

BY captain Glider we are further informed,
that the daybefore he failed, two plot-boat
fchooners arrived from New-York; one called
the Greyhound, iniixteen days; the other COM
manded by captain Bowie, in nine days and
that fchooner from Baltimore had arrived at
Port-de-Paix. A proclamation was ilIued three
days prior to the failing of the feet, interdid-
ing any matter or fupercargo from retaining any
part of their cargoes, and obliging them to fell
the whoio TO tine administration, or to one intli
vlduai reiident merchant. Another proclama-
ton forbids the matter of any veliel from fecrc-
ting on board his veiiei, or attempting to carry
on any OF the EmPcror's inbjects, or French re-
fdents, under penalty of forfeting ye6tl and
cargo, and ten months imprisonment, to auy
perfon convicted thereof
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01

5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 80, oco
N. B. Plies l4bjeaea to a dedustion Of fit
teen per cent.
This LOTTERY has been authorized by the e.
silatusc OF Virginia, for tie laodabie Putpoir
Of e,etfitg d feminafy OF learning IN or near the
m.trooois ofstt;s h&te, With this view it is
contemplate 10 raie 10000 dollars, and 7 500
doliara IN addition ior deiray .ng the sxpsnces AT
tendant on drawing the lottery. Cislzens OF The
frR rel2ettability have been i=leeted as frutees,
and ghey have pledged rbemieises 70 pfe their Ut.
mott exersions to carry il into effect The fcheme
has the advantage Of giving 20 each each sdyen-
surcr chance i1r farne very large pr-aes, Whit
,he proportion @: pnzes to blanks, IS 70 great as
to invite he friends of the intended ntitaton to
partake 10 the lottery, with very little nix OF
their becoming Ioiers. The treaiu;er OF this fate
is to b. appointed 70 receive the money TOR the
tickets as they 4ge Gold, ani TO qay the amount
OF the priz,s to fortunate adventtfefs. II g be
Ne,ed that the above confederate S viii indace
rapid f,t of tie tickets, and the drawing Will
conluence as fooo as fluff lent number mall .e
fold to anlj,oEize it--whah f is believed VIII be
or tic f.cond Monday in Escenber next.
Richmond, in. 81, I8of 60
- Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, Or. (. peterborough, fen.
VIM. Price, (Rcg.) samdel Pleataats,
Jun. and WIN. Pritchard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
TO BE SOLD.

To the hiahef bidder, on the fecond Tasiday IN
September next, if fair. if not, the next
fair day, ifale to continue until all is iold,) AZ
nay Quarter, in Cornwallls's Neck,
Fifty horned Cattle, and the fame
number of iheep and hogs; feveral mares, COLTS
6ies, plough nags, work oxen, Sc. among the
above are two fine mares with thorough bred
colt by their Glc.
Alto, a leale Of the Plantation which
is we'll known, and forms pennlala. This
land mutt yield ahandfome profit to the purchsier,
has a market at the door for every article; add
te this. the markets of Dumf.ies. ColchshcS,
Alexandra, Wilmington and George Town. les
full length lays on the Potomac to the mouth OF
Matawon1an Creek, which extends arouod the
former 70 far, that with cafe it may be iat!oitd
with fhort line from the river TO the creek
There are humber of Flhing Laudings, i In
and Wild Fowl, in their feafon, In high Peftec-
ton. The land is valuable for rla&ing tobacco,
grazing, and uneou.mony favourable for rating
Stock of every kind.
1t is prefuuled the purchaier would with to lee
the premf.s, on which fhai be the day pre-
cceding the Tale, give fuller information, and
make the terms accommodating TO teaionabAc
pcrchafer: but conGderable dedaetion viii be
made for Cath, AID Tobacco in hand. should not
the absye leafe be difpof5d of, it viii be feoted
for and DUNG its continuance, on giving pond.
and good ~fecurisy for Puacsaai Psyneas OF iile
rents
Raphael .Boafman.
Auruh IS 2%3:T
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
CT E K M O N T,
Augu& rs.

THE place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
lived. about four miles from Alexandrla, viii
be leafcd to good tenant who will keep the
place in good repair, and comply with III terms
of the leae; TO fuch a tenant | VII i@aie III
place for fourteen years t1om Jsnuary nszt. tbs
houfe will be put good repair tof the reoepI-
on OF careful tenant, and none els need esp.
Asy pesfon who wilhcs to becone the 'snar'
will call on the fubfcIiber who will thew the g4:e.
This place is handsomely htuated, having a
good view of Alexandra from the hcu!e, aud
very large meadow about two hundred yards be.
low, excellent we'll water and two gcos ipfinss.
with an ice houfe and every convenience ne.ehary
for gentleman farmer. For terms apply to
B. Dulaay.
NIB. The dwelling has twelve rooms IN it,
and two padages.
Shutters Hill, Aug. II. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
Ten D0LLars R1u.aYd.

RAN AWAY from the fnh'crIbtr living IN
Charles County, State of Mary land, near Bryan
town, negro man named BAP, about twenty
years old, Ave feet feven OF eight inches high,
hout, we'll made fellow, has pleaheg conte.
rance when fpoken TO, a broad round dark face
with flnall eyes, holein each ear, aout thick
fee, with large fear upon the top Of one OF them,
his toes turns very muh out Had on and took
With him an old pair Of nakeen Pants'oons, an
oznaburg init, an old negro Gotten jacket, a
hort blu. coat turned up with red, pair "TRIP
ed cotton BOOKINGS, al pair OF old blue coating
trowfefs, and a sclf hat half worn wien he left
home, bu, having taken with him clo,hss of vah-
Gus kinds, he may have changed them. He is
fuppoled 10 have made for Alexandria or the Re.
deral City. Any perfon experimenting faid ne
gro and lodge hir, in any Jail 70 thar | get h'm
again fhal be entitled TO the above reward, or #
bTough, home, in addition to the above reward,
all .eafonabe expences will be paid.
Matters of vsiIels and others are forwarded as
gaiae hasocsing or carrying him off at sheif
peril.
Robert Hagan.
Augua II. eoSts