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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

w IL be paid to any Perfon who will deliver to
tng 'uoicriIer IN this city, ,4azoay Nero Boy.
named CLAIBORNE, about II years Of sre. ~ ~
has long and frliling countenarce naleqs il
hou!derd' his colour is between black and NTrI,-.
lie mas been always employed as hou!e fervanr and
does not nnderitand any other kind of buiine(..
he had great variety of wearing apparel. al of
excellent quality much better than uiually gwen TO-
There is grert reafon to believe tbs, bs h., l..
decoyed or nveiged way by the maaer Of , 49,
eih rad'ng veitel, and it is probable he viii ende.vn-
TO 60 to Norfolk or Hampton for the purpofe of GER
ing on board; and as he IS we'll acquainted on ,hs
'1ge road and has very good addreG, he will proba-
bly, pats for free man, W." i'oOa-
December lsth
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

uN away from the iubfcriber, on Tuefday the
the name Of TOM, fometimes he calls b;n,cJr - ~
Smith, aud a. other times Smth--he is abont fe,,
or inches high, he generally wears brown broad
Cloth coat, fwanfdown waincoat, brown cord,,rov
Pntaoons and ihirt ruled at the bofon1, ,houpb +.
may change his dref, he has var.etY of clostha
lie is BLACK, lick, likely, well made fellow, with :,
very good et OF white teeth and as well as re,nen
Der has mail lear on one fde Of his face, looks
hSe IL was the isroke OF whip; lie is proud, ar,fl
cunning fellow, ard has very frnoo,b d;fcrbl;.,c'
tongue Any Perion that will bring him home u,
me, living in Efex county, fha receive Zen DoY,,t
reward il taken out Of the county, and if taken in -
county, Six. All matters Of ycnes ard Others arc
hereby forwarned from harban;ing or carrying the
fad negro away.
w. GATEWOOD.
Efcx, Nov. 80, 1904. GsTb9)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

The iubj"9, of the forced trade to ST. DOMINGO,
becomes generally nereiting it is probable sbe dr-
cuiions. which may be expected to take place very
loon in congrefs will command for an encreaied de-
gree ofattention. We have been informed of one in
tanee ola particular kind of commerce with ST. Do
mingo, the policy, and humanity of which mutt be
doubted by every man Whole God is not gau, and
whole bioe IS not his ledger. We are aiIursd that
veiel from this port exported to ST. Domingo 10000
pounds II gun powder for which one dollar per pound
was obtained; that the blacks made part payment with
the plate which had belonged to the whites who had
been aiaered, ana that the plate has been brought to
this city. A.,e,o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
MAR YLAND.

Annapolis, with the iIue Of the presidential election
II has terminated had been predicted and go-elec-
tors have voted againif the anon unanimous with Of
the people.
The following is the refult -
Electors who voted for THOMAS JEFFERSON
as Preiident and CEORGE CLINTON as Vice Pre-
hdent -
JoiePh WiikinfoD, John Johnfon,
Edward Johnfon, John Tyler,
Friiby T'ilghman, Tobias L Stsnlbury,
John Glpin, William Gleaves,
Perry Spencer-9
Electors VINO voted for CHARLES COTES.
WORTH PiNCKNEY as Prelident and RUFUS
KING as Vice PRECEDENT -
John Parnham, EPhraim King Wilton,
Amsriean.
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w. GATEWOOD.
(sTh3t)
TWENTr DOLLARS REWgRD.

- AN away from the iubfcriber on the tcn.f, of
= iait June, negro man named Og-sbout
twenty tour or i've years Of aye is about Fix fee, bh
Of bright complexion, is erofs eyed. and has fevtrai
OF ms tore teeth ro,ted of even with the gums he
formerly the properly of capt Ben. Johnfon Of Herr
reo then the property Of capt Joiiah Leek Of Cooeh-
land, who fold him to DIDiei Williams Of Charlotte
county. lexped he is lurking about Richmond, or
in the neighbourhood Of capt b. Iohrion. ANY Der
Ion who will appreheud the faidnegro and deliver him
TO me, or iecore him in any Jail 70 that get him,
ihail receive the above reward.
RICHARD GAINES.
Charlotte county, Dec. s, 1904. (etgts)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

DEM OF THE UNITED STATES
PENNSYLVANIA.
We are informed, by Gentleman who left Lancaf-
Ter yeiterday morning, tina, the Senate and oufe OF
Tuelday laR. va
SIMoN SNYDER, Elqure, was, unanimously re -cho
len Speaker ct the Houfe of Representatives.
The Governor had informed the Joint committee of
the two Houies, that he would make his Communi
eati0h to the Legii4tIe Thurfday fyefierdzv1 AT
twelve o'clock
General MONTGOMERY, one of the Electors of a
Preildent and Vice PRECEDENT of the United States
beng unable, from indpoltion, to attend at the feat
OF government, the Members of the Senate and Houfe
Of Representatives in conventions and made choice
ply his place.
On Wednefday morning the twenty Electors aaen,-
bled; and, after having fir appointed CuARLxsTnox
SON. Eiquire, Preiident, and TIMorHY NArLAcK,
Equre, Secretary, they proceeded to vote for Pre-
hdent OF the United States The ballots being coup-
ted, itaPPeared, that THOMAS JEFFERSON had
twenty votesfor the Office of Prefident and GEOR Z; p
CLINTON the like number for the Office of Vice
Prefident po.yG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
N. CAROLINA.
Raleigh, Nov. 90.

We learn by the members of the General
Aiiembly, from CabaTus county, that the pro-
prietors of The land containing the Gold Ore,
continue to find comfortable quantities, though
no lump any thing like 70 large as the one dug
Ian year of 20 ID. has been difcovered.
A gentleman from Baltimore has lately pur.
chafed Tra6 of Land adjoining that on which
the Gold is found, at fix times the irtrinfic va
lue OF the foil, in expectation of finding Cold
thereon, and as the Gold Creek runs through
e, 1t 10 expected he will not be wholly difdp-
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December 18Th,
TO BE SOT.D

ut DnahiTk, in THE County of K:ue s. Oueey. ~.
Mo"dqy tbs 81 z ,gA,a., fair, y ;,sS IL. ~.
Jair day, o5oaf ,'O' '''F '''''
rs or 80 LIKELY SLAVES;
BELONGING 10 tie eqate of Mr. n7yu.,
- Hill, dec. cOeERag ofNen, W5,rU. Bar, ',, znd
GnZJ. One b0Jfof tbe prebajr n0ney qyiU h.
expected 6ozvn, and far fbe ofber n ered;t go
months 7oiH be 0Aioz,ed, ON gi4ing hord mi M
pr0zed leeurity. II is expected tbnt bo,d, dr.
JT0" ire (aid Hill qviN be admitted for Ire Ian
Paynienf. 3'
u EDN-hRD HILL, Adm'r.
King q queer, Dee. 8. SO.
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MES sEABRooK,
T II ri O r,

= EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public IN general, hat he has removed from
near the Market to Hauiss corner, oppohte the Cuff
tom IIouie where all commands in MS nr, will b.
Pun6lually attended TO aid as he has eaabIiihei a
regular correspondence in Philadelphia, gentlemen
Hsy rely on having their clothes made in the nswsn
faihion aId neatefl manner.
". 4. Ladies Riding Dre1es ard PsliTcs made
in the newell fagiiou
CGober IT. sqV. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

WEDNESDAY, DrcrmpzR &.

The articles Of Impeachment, againft Judge Chafe
were brought in enrolled
Nh, Cyo7oni9i5icd from the committee OF Com
merce and Manufactures, Aated the necelftv Of
making fome Provion for carrying into execution the
10th article Of the Spaniih treaty, which related to
veels forced into the pors Of the United States By
itreis OF weather. providing for the remifon of du-
ties upon ensry, ard that they may reload their car
goes on other bottoms to foreign ports without be-
ing iubjeded to duties whereupon il was ordered
that the committee have leave to report bill on this
lUbjca.
The boufe returned the unfnihed bufnefs of yef
ierday, viz. the appointment of managers to condua
the impeachment Of Samuel Chafe one of the Allocate
pices Of the United S;ltes and having drectsd that
The number ihould con of feven the Houfr proceed
ed TO ballot for the fame and upon examining the bal
lots the following fix members were elected having
majority of the whole number of votes, viz.
Mr.. T. Rasi,jD1,
Mr.. RodrtY,
mr.. Nje5oJ5s,
Mr.. Ea,iy,
Mr.. Beytr, and
IZ,. Mia.
The fIouie then proceeded TO ballot for the feventh
'"aHaFsf, and Il appearing sh@; Mr. &. w. Carr
BELL had tine plurality of votes given in, but not
majority.
mr. Sfeatcy, fuppofng that the rue of,hc Houfe in
he cafe of e0tnittee ehefsn BY ba'o, ~, applicable
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w. INDIES.

BY a.gentleman from ST. Thomas, we under
Hand that jun before he left that iflend fabrnt
/ s days ago. veGel had arrived from Ierrni.
with information that the French had abandon
cd the town of St. Domingo, and had 1;,rr.n-
dered Themselves Prifoners to the Enrlih
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Domestic 3;,tsIilgenre.
NEW-JERSEY

NEW-JERSEY
oil has been pafled by the houfe Of reprefenta-
t've' OF the fate of NewJerey, for forming canal
between the rivers Raritan and Delaware
A1ere 14&v
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KENTUCKY,
LEXINGTON, November Is.

! tue city, has paiied the Lower Houie, s5 to 2S.
KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, November l6
The reoiu,ion which paiIed the houi,. of rrprstept
aves o. tins Rate, for the uipenion OF the iaie Of
non-reldents' lands fix days. was negatived in TN.
! fenate
Information has been received ut Vincennes H. 'rA
shat the Sios of Indians have killed three Anne
riean citizens, between the N;iiouri and Nilfippi
and iia' the chiefs refusd to deliver up the murder
ers.
LOUISIANA. NrwOv,rxs NJ.
The Honorable ]. b. Proyoii. tiaur. arrived
here on Sunday laft, and we ara informed viii on.
Court on 1uefday next. ~"
1t inpPofed the Council which YVES G,nno,,J
to open their felton, on Monday the l2.h inf will
not be able 10 form quorum.
His Exceliency Don Vicente Foch Covc-- e
Wet Florida, arrived here hft evening from Rat,
Rouge, IN Galley, accompanied by ieveral officers
OF his G. M. His arrival announced this y, orn,
by the d-icharge .! Federal faure. from Fer, g
Charles -. ~ -
CAPT. SrErHEN DECATUR, whofe gallant expIo;,
IN burning the Philadelphia frgate has been the ,b
(eS oi frequent notice is among thue who have again
hgoazed themieives in the attack on Tr,poi-brt ,b
name OF ms brother, Lieutenant lanes Decatur ;s !,
the lit oil thoe who have alen as are a,to ,h, ra
OF Lieut Doriey of Maryand
~ I. Nor. Cyrsn
LIEUT.. CALDWELL, who perifhed before Tr;nor
in the iecond attack on the orb Augun by the bIow
ing up OF the gun boat of which he had the. on,aL
IS, we understand, fon of the late Mr. Samuel Gil
wen' OF PhiIadelphia. MIR. Dorfey, who fell by H..
fame accident, is lkewife of Philadelphia, and II Is
iad is fon of Doctor DOrey formerly fureeo in
the navy during the revolutionary war. :.
byaceounts from CSadaloupe. weel,rn, thata French
igate from France, was lately captured and f.rt in
to barbadoes This is faid to be one of the three 81
tailed with troops for Martinique one of wbcb On,
ale into Trinity, (Nlart) and has iuce got into PR
Royal and one other he Prefden) after landing tho
uop5 At TusaaioPe' arrived at Annapolis, with the
French Mlnilter to the United States.
M. l.Z.ye. dds,
eers from the fiavanna, received at Salem. adj
wife that proclamation is iiTued by the povcrn,a.
whereby hOries will not be paiIport for the adn,
on OF American vef1els after the In of December ad
mitted d., ' "a-
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Letters from the HAVANA. received =. c,o
vir that proclamation is Iued by the qovcrnn's-,
whereby hories will not be paort for the adn,;i'
on OF American vefes after the In of December AZ
that tho.e only tina: have laves on board will be- aJ
mtted. Dr. o' "u-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

GEO RIGA. sAvAxmAu, Nov. 90 ,so,
The Bil for the fiabGament of new Derk IN
! th.s city, has palied the Lower Houie, e5 to eS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
PENNSYLVANIA,

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT & VICE PRES,
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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pointed. itu, wt,,it, ,uf'c',rs " III he rorr3
TO render his parcta:c valuable is very doubt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

The qIeaion was taken on The 9Th article
and carried without diviiion.
The fifth article was thea taken into conRder-
aior.
1fr. !. R0udobh ftatcd The circumstances Nd.
on which this article was grounded by the
9'd e sion Of the act of Congress enablilhing
thc Jpdiclal C0usts Of the United States, it IS
provided tat for snv crime or offence aeainlt
the Unitcd States the offender fbsll he srr.Hed.
inpriicncd, or billed, agrecgbiy to the ufual
MODE of Procefs IN tho cate where iiich offend.
~ may Re found ; ADD j; is provided by the l,rs
- tifginis, printed IN wduine COMMONLY cali
Cd the Rcvfed Code Of 1894, that the man
ner ~ proceeding againf perions charged with
c7irleS iSall be IN one Of thcfc two modes, the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03
S II o E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

SAMUEL CLARK
MfetfxlIy iafarms bis Toqua and Csantry Cgf.
f~Srs that be eontrmplates lfaVing tbs piece
@'r'is, and qoiH dIPgic offbt tolloeVing S60s'
JweG@, crsdit, OF prod4ee--ViS
!. 1ngliih and American colored Kid
!sop.Is,
Do. black and white, high and low heels,
sack, led, green and blue Morocco Slip
Ladies Black Morocco Jsaerion's hOcs.
Ahfes' Red aud Black do,
$40 pair COED Calf Skin Slippers.
black Stuff do.
Mites Morocco and Leather Slippers.
ssoys fine and coarse fhoes.
esoa'id'en's Jsfssfon Shoes, and pumps.
Slsn'. hns Morocco lhoes, and dancing pumps.
" ~. hoe Morocco fhoes, and coarle ihoes.
March II. d.
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EOU " ID.

ar Cath given for clean lnhen and
Cotton rags,
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ONE. HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the a9th
of October last, a negro man slave named
B 9 B,
about Is years of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight lmbed and well formed said slave hath
an impeachment i'll his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with hima variety of
good cloathing, adescripsi'a of which is unneces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. ToHN MUIR, late of this town. but SOW
said to be nee. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro ROB, in any goal, and
further reward of I'm COLLARS tor the dis
coyery of chose who have been accessory to his
conceament.
Capsain's of vessels, SIC. are forwarnsd at
their peril, rot 70 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. q
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public 1ifnDus.
On FRIDAY,


/, 10 ,'elaek, auilt be said at The Iendat Store
Rumin hogihcads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin "A pipes and bis.
Whiiksy and Apple Brandy ia bls.
Sugar in hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
a Chocolate .ss brown. Soap in boxes,
Moaha ard dip'd Candles
gsiaas ID kegs, boxes and jars,
gies IN kegs and trails,
0sssns Wafs in crstes,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 voristy of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Keneyme9,s, DuRiIa,
Plains and kerfsys,
Negro Cotsons, Sergess
Elaficki, blue Friezes,
calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
,hiatzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Sileii2 DO.
Oiaaburgs and Tickltnhprgs,
Mullins and Munin Haa6'!s,
India Muffin. and Table Cloliis
B,ndanna Handkerchicis,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLE2.
May 4.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER,

Intending to Witt EUROPE this fun
mer, offcrs Tor sale the HOUSE aud LOT
where be reGdes.
While it's fuppofed that no perfon
will purchalc witho0, yidung the prem'ies It
may be mentioned thar there are every conve-
nient out hcuGc and well OF excellent water
on rhe Lots Zone acre
The ftaation proved, during lait
Gcknefs 70 be perfectly healthy, crmbinng the
advantages of Town ard Coun,Fy reidence.
IF wdhcl. FIELD of aboul IS acres Adjoining
tue prem'ics, now in wheat, VIII be leaisd i0r
twelve years.
Alexander Henderfon.
Aprl9 d4w.
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THURSDAY, May 8, 1904.
Mclean mad Winterberry

HAVE ON HAND,
Msaeira Wine IN half pipes and quarter caiks
Rum in hhds. MaiaGcs in hhds.
Cogriac Bsandy in pipes,
Philadelphia Porter IN bis. of 3 doz, each'
100 bis. prime Beet, n. York inspectlon'
Philadelphia Soal Leather,
Sp2niih Sega,s in boxes,
Bar I,nn. Nail Rods sc.
FRESH CLOVER SEED.
April II.
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ssalfS Dp aaai0a.

On SATURDAY,
Alto o'eIaes. quiH be Ioldaft5t gtsa~> Store, o.
tbs ea,atr Of King and Unioa Frstts,
Rum in hndS. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels.
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipes and quattsr caaka
Malaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Whit. ard browa Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caks and bags,
Raihns in kegs ard boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Avariety of DRY GOODS,
-AMoNo WHICH ARR
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
caIimeres, Calicoes,
Ksreys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Hafihicks, Bedtieks,
Fsarnaught, Ozn2burss,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muain
Negro Cettons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aadiorsfr.
May 2.
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Cuag 'ngtua 5attstp.

The Members Of the Alexandria Wlshins
ton Society, zUiH please to take notice that q
regular stated meeting Of the said Society,
vriN 5e held at Gads6a's Hotel, on Wed,,es-
day the 4th II july aest, at half past 10
o'ekck, A. IL. tie Society avH moOe IN br0-
csssi0n fran thence at 12 o'clock to the E5is-
cobai Church, 1vhere an Oration 7uiV be deli
peredb By George Washington Parke Gusts,
Esq.
The Members o the Society, Nth such as
ch4se to partake au9N dine at Gads6y's at 8
O'Clock, far 1Ohich PURPOSE a subserll1tioa IS
opened ct the bar.
By0raer efthc Standing Committee,
6. Deneale, Sec'y.
n B. Il mare particular detail ofhe or
der Of the day zv;H be hereGfier announced.
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the gsn darn having arrived a! their H..
change ofhorses, he SIT Oh. or foot !, IL; ;ss
giise, has.ag changed his ci,.hes sevsra,
times in the distance of three miles. 6 ~
this manner adds the Maui,eur. "h- lie.
his resideace like the chief OF a b,nl ne
assassins."
The Emperor Of Germany has ordered
that no French emigrants shall resid. with.
in fifty miles Of tie French republic.
Underihe Genoa head ofthe 2s.h March
we find a correct account Of the destruction
Of the Philadelphia frigatc iathe harbor Of
Trpoli, TIE accounts adds, * It seem,
commodore Preblc viii Try his Utmost A..
gain5t these barbarians.''
The trial OF those implicated IN The con,
s;2:racy al Paris, waa 70 commence III: III
OF MAY. The Cuunesl as :igard Mc,.au
are Chaseau, Lagra,le and Lan,elee.
Capt. Patterson Informs, tnat tn: Eavasi.
on Of Great Britain had not been a;tcmD.
el; though tEe preparations continued in
vigour, aud the pubic expectation of the
event to increase daily.
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FR0MFR4ycE,

Capt. Wills arrived here Yesterday from
Rochetort (l'rance) after a passage Of IS
DAYS. He reports, that the construction Of
pm boats and craft had ceased and the at.
tenrion of the French appeared directed to
the building Of men Of war, Two seventy
fou-s had been launched az Rcche!ort, and
9 ship Of 100 guns PEI Up, previous 20 cap.
tain VS. sailing, Five sail Of the line e.
qniPped and an embargo was daily expect
cd. Capt ". brought no papers.
The Enslish have squadron OF shiEs Of
war and frigates off Rochcforv.
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L0t>E from Eurobe.
BOSTON, June, 10.

-
Captain Patterson arrived here yester-
day, from Amsterdam, which he left the
25lh April. From him We received the
Courant,a Dutch paper, to the
18th April.
In these papers we find the following
article copied troia the Monltear
MoNlcH, April 2.
We had reason to expectt.at Mr.. Drake
the British envoy would have reiuted the
charges alledged against HIM. But he has
taken another method-He has informed
the Baron Won Montgelas, that sixteen
gen d'armes had been sent off express from
Strasburg to arrest him and requested that
he would inform his court, that measures
might be taken to preventhls arrest. But
no answer having been given for several
hours after Alr. Drake expected one; and
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The Partnership Of
FINLAY and SHAKES

wss diGo.ycd on the aoth inf by mutual content.
John Shakes beng folly authorized &c fe,le the
huGtefs in Alexandra, and William Finley in
Baltimore.
Ali prrfons having claims agaipf faid f-rn are
requeited TO cal or pay pent, and tGcie indebted
81 make immediate iettlemen,.
YIN FINLAY,
JOAM SHAKES.
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NEW-HANIPSRIRE.

We have mentioned that when Cover.
nor Gilman accepted his appointment, he
addressed the two Houses in spirited and
impressive manner. The following WAS
the address:
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John SHAKES

Ioteuds continuing the BRUSH MAKING
BUSINESS a, the cd aand in Kiog Greet, wbere
ths foimes cuAomers of F,nl4y AID Shakes and
the public, may be iuppiied with atsicies 10 bis
lsnc, at as low prices snd of as goad quality as
thcv can be had IN the United States.
es- An Apprentice wanted to the
above oaanei..
Icpe rs dst eost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
{" Mr.. President, and
Gentlemen Of the Senate,
Dir. Sprake*, and
Gentlemen efhe House 9f Representatives

Dir. Sbrake*, and
Gentlemen ofthe House 9f Representatives,
By respectable committee from the
Legislature, have been informed OF my
appointment to the office of Chief Magls.
trate for the year ensuing. In times past
while endcavoring to discharge the duties
of the office according TO the best Of my ADJ
liries, with integrity, and a strong attach
ment to the welfare OF my fellow-citizenss
nv principles and coninct have n many
instances, been grossly misrepresentation
There are unaoubtedlv solid reasons which
might induce MANY OF E,y fellow citizens 70
prefer some other person for tie oshce. In
addition to these, extraordinary exertions
have been made, not only withln, but from
without the state, to prevent ny election.
That my fcilow-citlzens have again called
me to the Office, Notwithstanding those
exertions demands and has ny most SIM
cere and warmest Acknowledgements.
Consideringi honorable for men whe
are called to important Offices, to have their
political sentiments known, my own have
never oeen ois{5u's'u' " p i t.. of the
1ormly endeavoFeo 10 DC eoI. -. js ~
washington 9chooi' 50 L' 1r 40 a 'bsy are
best calculated for maintaining the honor
ana d'gai'! o. oui So c I'D he Peace
;I,er,n al sacetv re nv fellow citizens
IT IS my aaey % promo 1890 !, strict con.
SO Tar as NAY WIZ plol'.o a,,J lawe of our
lorm'ty 20 'ae sonS''e"' .>r,' ' I now
Na,lonal ana osa's of ,be anpointment.
oeclfo ny az pti'n, - oath If Oa;ce re.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
ISAAC ROBBINS.

ISAhC NODDINO,
AT h;s fore, King e5ees, oppoGte Mr.. David
". SCOTT Gore,
Has JUL received from MARlETT A.
l0HIo)
And oases for Sale, few hundred weight Of
C0RDAGE,
OF al exaslien, CRAFTY, and a {aal' quantity CT
Hattefs' Fur.
Also on HAND--Cogniae Brandy,
Hollend Gin, Spirits, loaf, lump and brown ID
. gar, R@iias aY the box, Copperss, Ginger, PIP
Per, Alirice, coEre, Te4, Cotton, Chalk. sc.
5uas s6- eo3I
aF Printing in al lis branches
axecu;ed af TINS QRicc.