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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
1890 17---- - 80
FOR The GAZETTE.

jerks, .
AS your ufeful paper has an exteniivc circulation in
ua Csusfy YOU are relueited to mention, that the HON
SAMUEL. THATCHER, our prcicnt very worthy Federal
in Conore II has been reported he did with what views
is very evident But hope the Fsa! Rfadear' will
not er themfeves be deceived by aconica inrgnes
The Ian felton, of Congreis, Mr. THArcHss acquitted
himief with great honoar-and proved that i've nrni
dvoca,e for New Euelrrf rirseks He is rrai republican
of the Wairten fb0 No threats nor batteries will deter
him from che rights and interes OF the N',ser
states NoHc would give his voice for purchaing
a new territory at great price, when we are already
nnrdspea with heavy deb, and when foreign nation
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
PoR THE GAZETTE.
IT, liz Federal EAr..,rs ef LINCOLN D.sraleT.

FoR TIE GAZETTE.
IT. liz Federal EAs.,ss Of LINCOLN D.sTRIer.
FELrow-crrIzENs
WnlLn you are aHaiicd on al quarters,
on the fubiete Of the choice of Electors pre-
Glent and yice- preGient, which is 70 take place
on the hrit Monday of November next, ittle
or nothing has been faid on fubjeef of equal
Importance, which you will be called to Cup
or, at the fame time: / mean the choice or
your Representatives. for the next Congrefs.
This extraordinary hlence. is perhaps owing
to prrfuaGon that TO cppofton will be made
70 the c-eleesios of Jour prstens worthy and VAL
liable Reprefentatve.
Since however, the democrats work in DARK
nefs. and frequently exhibit mof frength under
the difgua Of indifference you will no. take It
at,rfs to Be warned, that on your eserfion aAess
| will depeI.,l the rc(uit of the election
I, is we'll known that certain Judge, who
offered hin,ielf at the lait election, fril to the
federai,its and then to the democrats, and was
reiceted BY both, is making great perional ex-
crtions to gain his point this time. lie has found
il convenient at lais, to difpIay the Bloody flag,
and acknowledge himfels, what he was ever
known to be by mott of you-a decided and
thorough going democrat He has praefifed
riesnnefs, novel in this part of the country, of
going abou. foiciting votes for himie!f.
IFS moreover Altered, that the democrats
after great itruggles, from mere neceifity have
come to yefolution 10 adopt tbs ridiculous en-
piric, and give him their undivided fupport.
| And FRANCE to tell tits further laid, that the
great Bolton mercantile company competed
/ Of men of influence, and Of one man OF unbound
Ia = 4 he
federaiiits, publicly ayowed their deiign to iup-
! port his election.
I Uuder thefe circumfances, fcow-ei,izens,
If you do not mean to be outwitted. by the jac-
obins, and coze.ed by faife brethren; it be-
hooyes you 10 appear on the day OF election, in
all the itrength of:nderendent and uni.itiuenced
frcen,en, and fupport Col. SAMUEL IAATeH-
Err, who has faithfully and honorably reprelen-
red you in the prefcnt and lait Congrets.
! You have now the honor of tending 70 Con-
greis the mott ditinguifhed and able fpeaker
from the rate Of Malachufetts. He is wor-
thy Allocate of the Connecticut delegation, that
band of patriots, which has checked, and viii
continue to check. The afpiring power oe the
fouthern over the northern ttates.
| Cox THATCHER, for the fhort time he has
teen in Congrefs, has acquired character and
influence which affords proipect OF ms Oecom-
nv one Of the frii itatcllnen in the country
The lofs of bis election, more Especially # &C.
caiioned by the fuccets of his very feeble and
conceited competitor, will be a dire and laiting
di(srace to this Diitrct
| Route, then, fellow-cisizcrs A6ic in
itrcng,h on the approaching day OF election
thew by your votes, that you remember thofe
v no have labored for volr intereit, and that
you deipifc the intrigues and apoltacy of time
i.ryers. PEMAQUID.
- FOR THE GAZETTE
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DsssaLIN,s was proclaimed Emperor OF Hay
II, on the 9Th OF sept The rejoicings con-
tinued three days, the EXAMINATIONS shise
nights.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

emies OF Jetus, preceivlng That the people were
to decide his fa:e, mediatey eHeItcdthem-
felves to prejudice and pollen their minds by
faifeEocGs. The facred text fays, {" The chief
pfeGs and elders psriaaaca fke ,a.lsilads, that
they lhouI all; Barabbas, and deitroy Jefus."-
This artihce tucceeded. ] he tickle multitude
were t,trnedby the breath of ARTERY and fander
as ea6lY as q,ans turns by the wind. Accor-
dinghy, when Plate Immediately after put the
quenion to them, j." Whether of the twain will
ye that / reeaic unto you :" they Gaid, +" Bar
rabba$." Plate faith unto them. I" What ihali
do then with Jefus, which Is called Chfiit p
they al faid Unto him. Let MIN be crucihed."
The Governor appears TO have been aitoniihed
at their choice, and begins to query with them
Why ? What evil has he done !" 90 This
Barabbas, who fants before you is murderer,
and certainly is guilty OF cain bur what e.
vii hath Ieius done ? bis was an nnanfwe,stle
queflion, and they did not attempt to aniwer
it but, like fome ditputants, who, when hard
prehe, will raile their voices nitesd Of itrengh-
ening their arguments, I" they cried cut the
more, iaying, Let him be cruciied This was
the voice Of the people," which popular
! tycophants blafphemoufly fay, " is the voice Of
God"
| Fine cob-web fpeculations are falacious but
real facts always fpeak the language of truth. -
From the faithful page Of hifory, We may learn
/ wifdom.
| The nature of our constitution of govern
ment is chiefly democratic and its whole fla
| billy depends upon the corre6t information and
the virtue of Inc people the fources II pub
lie and private information might be fu;icient-
ly numerous and pure ;-if all newspapers
might be the vehicles of truth ;--if there might
tein every past of the country fulicient num-
Der of good fchcols, and OF free fchools for the
inifrudtion OF the children Of the poor 8 and
| if public and private virtue might mark the
Characters Of the feycral clafes of the people,
there would be happy profped Of the eventual
| triumph Of repubicanifm. Our mild and hap
Ply form Of government nigh; be permanent. and
millions yet unborn might enjoy its inettimable
blefings. Bnt on the other hand, if the fourc-
es of public information fhoulhe corrupted; if
newspapers ihouid become the vehicles of falfc-
hood and ilander, for the purpoie Of deiiroyng
the gooda and exalting the TAD 81 if the educate
on of children and youth ihould be neglected !;
If there ilDuld be general deprayatien of
morals ;-if thc elections and appointments Of
public officers ihould THANKFULLY fink to fpe-
eies of gambling, where in the yreatef ihsrpcrs
fweep the fakes - il patriotfin telf lhonld be-
come bye-word, by realon OF the conduit of
its hypocritcal protectors in preiiing AFTER the
loaves and fines Of office If this ihould be the
fate of things, whether and IN what meafurr it
already is 10, Ter us folemnly paufe and CO hd
cry it woald but too ferioutly Indicate approach
/ ing ruin.
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Offbe late G0ya, - counts from Sunday.
Bay fiate, that all the Gaing frnacks, exeer.
four, (Which went on fhore food the gale, with
but little damage. From Port(lnouth, we
further learn, the pafienger on board the foh.
the rocks at Rye Beach. was Mr.Senraeder;
he was fwept overheard in the night and loft
he was picked UP on Wednefday, brought UP
to por,i.nouth, aud inferred, The Amity IS
ntireiy ruined, much of her cargo loft, ant.
ed on Plumb Beach, in that vicinity, and four
of the hands. lof-nanle and deniIiation uri-
known. s6 So sr.ss
At Providence, on the 9th, towards night,
the wind varying 10 different points, from N.
E. to f. increaied with great fury, and in
the ccurf- of the night, this town experienced
the heavet gale within the recollection Of any
OF its inhabitants. Several veiieis were driven
from, their moorings to the ihore, among which
were the ihips Pa,terfon and Suian. Several
barns and other buildings in town, and ,its yici-
nifty, were conhderably injured; fomc, we UNI
dereand, were deifroyed "A number of CHM
MES were blown down, aud many trees, fences,
&c. were deifroyed. es.5.r ss,s.s
AT Plymouth, brig Commerce, upfct at the
wharf, and was rghted next day; no damage.
Brig Eliza, on the Ways drove up high and dry;
without damage Schooner Mary Ann, had
failed on Monday for The Welt Indies re.
turned u parted her cables and is 'on thore
within the harbour. A fchooner from bay
Chaleur, with fifth, had doubled Cape Cod on
Tueiday, bound for Truro put away for Ply.
mouth; addison hore near Rocky Not, with.
IN the hart.eu r; belongs. TO Mr.. Loud of Wey-
mouth. Several wood Hoops and other FINAL
veilels, up high and dry, within the harbour;
without much damage A wreck was ieen
near the High Pince, after the gale; has ince
been towed into Plymouth /; proves TO be the
ichooner Franklin, of Falmouth about one
100 tons. The body of female has been :
found on the Outer Beach two others have
been found in the wreck. A few houies par
tially injured ieveral cbimnies blown down.
Many porlars, willows, elms, and valuable APP
pie trees twitted or blown up but the greatelt
deitruction, under this head, is among timber
trees OF the forelt, within a range of more than
fifteen miles il, the vicinity. An alarm of Fire
about 9 O'Clock in the evening, heightened the
rerrors Of the Scene. The oldeit perions in
this place have no recollection af form at
tended by iimilar effects, within about forty
years.--In one part of Thorn alton, (Maine)
the trees wocd.ot of abous 90 acres were
blown down in the late ttorm--At New Haven,
the torn ragged from the 9TH to the 10th init.
The ihippins lexcepring one) rode out the gale
AT n. Bedford, although the Docks were
filled with ihipping, none were
injured; the adjacent country futtered much -
At Newport, iimilar damage ;-and ieveral
lmali vehels on prudence, Gould's and Overs
Hands.
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would have done in cafe he had voted TO extin I.
guiih the Gate balances and +" Mr.. Fair Play"
any of the "vafals Of the great family" or
other democrats, are challenged to find another
of theie allegations incorrect, If they can.
MEANWELL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

their cnniciences. by negleaing the Hon. SA-.
MUEL THATCHER, a faithful iervant, and
adopting man they have never tried, and
whom they have frcng Fealons to diitruit.
CONSISTENCY.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
PHILADELPHIA, ocr. IA

The Tacebins have carried their election a.
gana the democrats. The federallfts were
mere rpeaa:ors of the contea. The trial Of
itrenghth Law between DIR. Leib a jacobin, and
and Mr. Penrofe, democrat. The reiult was !,
For Leb, 3882, for Penroie, 1874. Leaving
jacosin Majority of 3oS. Duane has been
the champion cf Leib; and Tench Coke,
one of Mr.. Jeaerfon's officers, the fatron of
Penrofe.
tt violent fqual which occurred about eight
O'Clock yeAerday morning, drove the IMP Fortune
from her fafs at the Lazaretto, and overfet her
within one hundred yards Of the wharf. Three
of lie pailengers who happened to be on board
were drowned. Two were fathers of families,
by Ibis accident left deiti,utc, in country, with
the habits, culloms, manners and language Of
which they are unacquainted
This vefiel arrived from Embden more than
fortnight ago, after tedious pahage of nine.
ty days, during which twenty perlons had per-
iihed of contagious fever, generated by her
crowded fate, and oe which forty one, nclu-
ding the Captain, were landed i'll on her arrival.
The above event is rendered the more aaec~
ting by the fufcrings they had enduredc and the
hopes they mutt have begun at lat to cheriih
for we understand the wonted care of the Board
of Health had during week, Proceeded in flop
ping the fpread @. the dileafe, and in referring
mott of thoie who had been affected.
1t is not mearlt TO intimate any blame againt
the Captain or others He ayers that the Prui-
Gan government forced him to take more on
board than the !hp could accommodate, and
that on his departure he returned hxty afhore hy
the pilot boat.
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NETWORK, OCT. I3.
Seldom have feen three days pats away with-
out having location to record more than enc
arrival at this port. This however is the cafe at
preient. Except a Jingle coaftcr, netting to
ufe the language of bu6ncfs) has come up thsfe
three days The late gale from the h, il
would appear, has blown off fuch yeiiels as were
approaching The coat, and they have not yet
been able 10 gain the difance they had loft.
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Cleetic.sfer;na.
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FoRJgNss PORTLAND GAZETTE
Fells70 Citizens Of Iuk County,

Fels70 Caizens Of Iork Coaatr,
IMMEpiarEly after MIR. LELAND was no.
minated for your Representative to Congreis,
his adverfares began to circulate the "qUbgpy"
that he would not accept the office if choien ,
when this tory which was fpread jseretly was
found out, The report was contradi6fed in one
of the public papers 10 day, in the jacobin
paper, which is devoted exclulively to a party,
Mr.. Leland is iiandered beeauie this falihood is
detected, andin derlion, called -hled eantl;-
date. Has it then come to this !? Are we told,
that brcaule man has an opinion of his own
bccauie he is independent -becaufe he is fave
TO no fde-no. led by the noic, as it were, by a
a party, that he is unworthy of our votes 4 Is
this the principle onwhica Mr.. Cults and Cleasss
are held up in that paper as deicrving your fluff
RACES Is it becaufe they are members of a party,
the friends Of one iide, that they are 70 worthy
your confidence s---Fellow citizens, beware -
look aud examine for yourfelves before be too
late Mr. Leland is indeed a fave to no fds -
he will not favor one, more than another he
is independent and tirm--he will indeed hear
bofb .Eaei, and then Judge for himfelf But are
thefe objections againit hims-Yes, with fcme
men, thefe are objections but with the honeit,
the upright. the true republican, theie are the
belt arguments IN his favor.
One arbo eoiH gate ia, TIE Nooided Candidate.
October 10th, 1904.
FOR THE GAZETTE
MR.. yrRws,
II would be expected, that one, who had
by the influence of bis brother, obtained the
difmifTal Of Mr. Parker, and get the office of
Martial hmielf, with an income of about 1000
or / 400 dollars year attached, would iet about
fcribling tuch " democratic nnF" as appeared in
late Argus, over the dgnature /" Far Pay"
Some federal writer in Kennebunk paper, hap
pened to commit an error, by iaying thar MIR.
Cuts voted to extinguih the fate balances
and though the mihakc has been acknowledged,
and every one is happy in correcting the error !;
yet as it is fact that this one error has been
committed, we may now expect every democrat
harping upon it with his latelt breath How
ever, for their further confolation, we viii iait
take the liberty to inform them, that this is but
one Of about tsventy charges aledged againft Mr..
TUFTS official conduct in moR of which cafes
We FAY h. has conducted no better, than he
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Ie nlablty of the people and their liablono to become
rhe dupes OF artfu and wc.ed men, ermpIifed in the
uitance of the trial and condemnation of our Saviour
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-29
WEDNESDAY, FEBRuARv 2e 1904.
NOTICE.

- -
The Circuit Court Of the Diftria Of
Columbus having at the November term holden
In the county OF Alexandra, Ordered ard d
seffed, insshe sitc ofWyIlie, Lspgly and Others,
compliments againtt Robert Alcxaader, his Tfuf.
tees and other defendants depending on the Chan,
Gerry fdeof the faid court, that the fubscfiber
make up, adult, fetle andreport to the faid court
the accounts and clsims Of the iad plaintiffs,
Gated in their bill !; and OF other Judgment c,e-
ditors Of the faid Robert Alexander, anterior to
The deed Of tru.t, mentioned in hsfaidhih, which
deed bears date ahe 18th day ofDrcember 1893.
The fesersl perfors coming under thesdecfetal
order made in the aforelaid suit, are hereby IN.
formed, that will attend at my houfe IN the
town OF Alexsndris, on Monday the 9Th day
OF March next, TO carry into eject the faid order,
At whiehsime' and place the feveral parties inte-
refed are rsqut&ed to altered viii. the necraary
documents, toensbie me 10 xecute the order.
flames Keith.
Feb. ?. eoizshM
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SCALES bp aadl0H.
On SATURDAY..

10 s'slsek, sviII Be loll stfbs Yssaas stere, or
u. say2tr ef kfsg and Usioa srtsas.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whi&ty il barrels,
Apple Brandy in bsfreiD
Gin ia cafks
Wine in pipes and qpsstsr saks
AolaEss an bids.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in Kegs and boxss,
Qasen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Avariety of DRY GOODS
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F3lR SALE,
A TRACT OF LAND,
February g..

ftussc IN the county OF Alexandria and daria ce
Columbia, containing upwards of one hundred
acres; abeu fix miles from Alexandria and FIVE
from the City of Wa[hington. About thirty
acres Of faid land is cleared and fiould afford
beautiful ltuation 10 any pcrfon who would wila
70 retire fnall ditaEec into the country during
the lumnrer. Alto, about half mile Gou fai3
land, an excellent
MILL SEAT,
with feet $ inches natpralfall, Giuate on the
Four Mile Run, with great variety ofcxcel.
leatiilon- for bolIding, &c. A further deIcrip-
ton Of either OF the above places is needlefs, as
il is fuppofed that any pcrfon VINO Is inclined to
purehaie will view the prernifes and judge for
shemfelyes. An indfputable title vii! be given
for eirhsr, and terms made knownby applying
10 the tsoferibefs living pea, faid mill feat.
William Carlin.
Fsa. "a. law5x
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HOUSES TO LET.
Nov r.

THE fubfctiber having removed from Alex
anflr;a. i deGfoas Of letting his TWO HOUSES
il Water areet, fisuased spon the north and fouth
corner, Of Ieserfon areet. They are wellfuit
"a 20 the accommodation of fnall families, nave
"a aninsersppsed snd extenfve view OF Potomac,
with we'll enclolcd gardens and nscesary oa'
buildings attached.
A few unirnprovsd lots ssdsr fences adjoining
the above for rent or iale.
Fer Particulars apply TO Mr.. y. ". Scott,
aearlY oppcfsc the pfsmiles, Or TO :. !. Taylor
Efq. King asest. ,,.,,,rr1,N1
Dec. s. GO
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| will fell by PRIVATE SALE
cupied by Allifon s. Geiger, Gtuared On he corner
of Prince and Fairfax ftfeet., S. feet on kdirax
and SIS feet on Prince itreet; oGt vaier 10, %
Water freet, a. ices 90 Wa!er fteet ard * end
ing 500 feet back 80 Union areet with the hher.
ty Of wharfsge. The lot g Prince and Faata%
Rreets, are at prelent r,nted 70 8lfon and Gel,
ger for one year from fhe 4 Oct. next. g
feet Of the lot on Water ftreet IS ieeto 5amusl
Harper for eight years lrom he iSth Of Otiopee
next. If the above mertipned ps5peIty T. nos
fold by prva. bargain, il will be fold on the pre-
rnifes on the Rd*y Of Apnl next when me TENS
will be made know: P sfe apply 10
GEORGE M'MUNN.
February 6. go
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sibltt Gstnous.
On F'RIDAY,

~ ~
: .,flsek, suil7 5s ssld at he Htadsf sfsys,
\ pun in h0giheadsand barrels.
|sreach Brandy inpipss,
EN- il pipes and bis.
Wbiksy and Apple Brandy in bh.
|sossr IN bids. sisrces and bis.
'Coase IN tiercss and BAGS,
Ss''. =. brown so., il boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gsiiins in kegs, boxes and jars.
|Esgs in kegs and trails,
|pussns Ware 10 cfases,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 0arstty of DRY GOODS.
Among which ara,
Cloths, coaetngs.
Kesleymsrss, DatsIs,
Plains and Kedeys,
Negro Cotlcps, Sergss.
Elafsieks, bloc Eriezts.
Eslimsrcoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Ehinszss and Caiicccs,
IriIh Liaens,' SileEa do.
Olnsburss aha Ticklenburgss
Mullins and Midilin Hand'is,
Tndia Mullins and Table Cloths
Baaiauaa Hapdkershiefs,
Coi9ufsd Threads, Hats,
And faadry other Articles.
p. G. MARSTELLER. /
|Rb. ~.
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A Oea1 Bargain.
TO RF SOLD

A THREE tory new BRICK HOUSE,
Prince Street between Fairfax and Royal Strec:s
Hewne wei and Miers fore, and next adjoining Mrs.
Refer. The holuie is in an unfnihed fate, but
the doors, hfhes and architraves, &c. are all made
and at fmall expence may be completed, it is
rnnecsGsry to give any further explanation, as
any perfOn inclining TO Pnrchsfe will naturally
view the preriies. The key is in pcacfion Of
Capt. C. M'Knight. The payments will ba
made eaiy. Application TO be made q the .iub.
lcriber in the CRY Of Wilmington, or Dr.. Thos.
Triplc1s, Alexandra. II not fold at private fale.
it will be fold al public vendue on the FIR 81
Marcb next.
c!otuorthy St9hsalos.
Feb. s. dts
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Imenty Dollars REGARD.
Feb. s..

:
ELOPE Dfrom Mr.. Thomas Blackburn's
plantation, on Monday the 10th inf HARRY "
. dark mulatto, about 80 years of age, i've
feet feyen or eight inches high. The above
Negro was pufchafed by me in December Ian,
at the fale Of the late Mr.. Iriplctt's property at
Round Hill; he has received uncommon ihdul.
gencies, and abfcoudsd through pretended aver
fon to going 10 my farm in JsAtrfon. He has
connexions about Centerville, and alto IN and
near Alexandra, at which place I think it mott
probable he is now concealed.
will give the above reward to any peflon
who fhall apprehend the faid Negro ard lcag.
him in Jail at Dunlhies, OF IS dollars If fccnred
in any other Jail 70 that 1get him again.
II. S. Turner,
Dnmffies, Feb. ar. co.
Lottery 7sekets.
Tickets in the Roman Catholic Ca
'ns-'-' r-'' : : JAMES BACON.
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JUS t RECEIVED
AMI EOp GAIT

AND FOR SALE,
!, trench Branays Antigua and Gre
j. nolLAND GIN--iraertt1 i;sfde III arr
Fo frsa AmG.rsam,
Wines, - -
Loaf and lump Sugar,
Srows do.
Gtssn Coffee, Teas, &C.
eNolF- Apples, Sweet Oranges, Lessons,
F,sss and Gsssn Gssres.
ny is-AanOadss Engl;A Walauts, Shell
Praa, Sc.
Also
Aiss bis. Cab Cyder.
loo BIZ. R. Iaand DO.
f0oo lbs. Cteete,
Scot' Barley. Potatoes, ke.
Thomas Saag0gs.
Who VINO wines to Sell or Rent,
aouSE On Pfnee ar-er, sppoftr to Gel rge
N 11'@s' "a. Aay esrton inclined TO paschais
4 ave gres, bargsiis---is sill fels fo- Cath,
gas's'sd fes Wet Costs.
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one. HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

n ANYWAY frar, sle subscriber ~'rc I'VE
1t October fasr, a negro nan slave named
B O b,
about 20 years ofsge, Ave feet nine inches high
straight lnlbed and well formed said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety of
good cloashing, description of which is anneces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequentIy seen about town since he ab-
seconded, andin all probability is now seereted by
his mother, Winnes Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JOHN ,MuIRs hate of this town, bit sow.
said TO be free. Ihe above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
a further reward Of Ten EoLLAss for the dis
covery Of those who have been accessory 90 his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarnsd 1t
their peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
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Hadoz9 Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
Fsr isE sale, 8 BY 10. and by 9, window glass,
IN the 5zlumore Mandatory, The quality is
Fsellsns, sqd it viii be sold ar The Baltimore
PCe'' TsY sxped TO receive very shortly,
Fsss sizes tEem tbs same place.
n. T. HooE, e Co.
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