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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07
CHARLESTON. October es.

Captain Mellon, arrived yeferday from Hs-
wanna, informs Hs, that few days before he
(Cuba) in 80 u-y ;. :. a.r. o,,a 1iu'
this arrival were received at HAVANA, haise,
t6nt Eat and WcR- Florida had been eeded BIZ
Spain to France, and BY France to The u. States.
1t was alto Rated, that the Hand of Cuba had
oeen ceded by Spain to France, in confequence
of BonaParte's agreeing to reinftate the King
OF Naples on his Throne. Knowing, as we
do, that douceur oftwo millions has been dit.
patched to France, to pave the way in a nego-
cation Tor the Floridas, we think the frft part
of this article very likely to be corree-but that
Bonaparte ilioud content to take down his
brother Jofeph from the throne of Naples, 70
ihortly after having elevated him to that digni-
ty, for the purpofc of reinitating its lawful So
vereign, is very doubtful. Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07
Domestic.
From tbe ". 4. Asierican Citizen.

2br Fmi6ary Cullen ofbsrzvie CARPENTER.
In Culen's eminary paper, clandeRinely en-
titled the People'5 Friend, of October, is piece
fgned Hamilton, in which ieveral notorious falsi-
hcations are made from a publication of mine
entitled Communication in the IN. W Anne
rlcan Citizen of October 18th, and the fasifica-
tons thus made are impofed upon the pub.
lie as literal extracts from that communicate
on.
On Saturday, Oaober 10, made written
copy Of thofe falshc atoms, and defred friend
of mine to call on Cullen or Carpenter, or
whatever his travelling name may be, and read
the faid falsifcations TO him, and alto note
written by myielf in my own name, aiking him
If he was the writer of thofc faIsfcations and
of the piece fgned Hamilton from which I had
copied them, or to declare who the writer of
them was.
The gentleman who undertook to fee Carmen.
ter upon this bufnefs called at his (Carpenter's,
printing Office the next day, but could get no
intelligence of him. He then left word with
the perfon in the Office that he would call again
the next day, Monday, and that he had fome.
thing to communicate TO Mr.. Carpenter. The
gentleman called accordingly, but Carpenter
was not TO he found. He left the fame megaee
for the next day, Tuefday, and called the third
time, but Carpenter was not to be found. He
then endured Of the perfons in the office who
appeared TO belong to it, where Carpenter
lived, or lodged. They fiid they did not know,
but they believed it was good way off, They
alto told him he might leave bis menage with
them but as the gentleman's bufinefs was to
fee Carpenter and to read A melTage to him
from me, and as he found a0er calling three
times that Carpenter kept himfelf obfcGre, he
came away and deljxed him TO call no more.
An eraiGary is always 1ulking character.
His buiinefs is lying and deceiving. He runs
the public ard is afraid that every enquiry
about him is for the purpofe Of apprebendiug
him.
The publication of mine entitled CoDiypgj-
cation in the American Citizen Of Oa. f1tb,
which Cullen or Carpenter in his paper of on.
Esd has falsifed, was written to impress on the
mind of the people of New-York fomc appre-
henlion Of the danger to which they might cx
pofe themfelves and the city by giving protec-
ton and enc engagement to the eminary Of one
belligerent nation to The injury Of another bel.
iigerent nation.
The United States profcfs to be neutral M.
ton, and as fach fhe cannot harbour an emilia.
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NORFOLK, OGober so.

The hip Aberdeen, Captain Morgan, arrived
at Falmouth on the eth Of Auguf, in 81 dave
from this port.--On the 10Th the Aberdeea
poke the fhp Alert, from Bottom bound TO Am
fterdam, on board of which flip were the mai
tiers of nine ihips belonging to the Quebec 1set,
captured and dedroycd by the Yeferan French
line of battle fhip, commanded by Teron1c By
nGparfe.--Whie the Englifh Captains were on
board the Veferan, they learnt the following
particulars :-Admiral GmAemenS and Jeronre
could not agree, it feems, refpecfing the defti-
nation of the fquajron. Jerone was for return
ing for France, while the Admiral perfiRed in
Raging at fea fome time longer, in the hone OF
doing iomething TO nfure a welcome on his re-
turn. Or perhaps it was policy to fend 1e-
r0meJ'S ihiP home fngly, to give him better,
chance of efcaping.] 1t alto appears that they
but brother Jerome mgR magHanimonly re/oIz-
cd not 10 vUait far them. During chace he
contrived to lag atern and when the reft Of
the fquadron were long way ahead, and as he
fuppofed did not obferye his movements, he
bore UP for Europe, and left them to fllift for
themtelYes. II was reported among the officers
Of the PeferaA, that TeTome, on his arrival in
France, is TO he dubbed King of Sarainiq.---
re Is q mott elIeminalc little animal, but en-
deavours as much as pofible to appear Hks' a
nun. He weafJ mafacbio5 on his lips, and al
lows his beard to grow under his chin, &c. IN
lis drefs he is mott fuperb---geH lace al over.
Ills CATERS trimmed and laced with gold his
p7ntaloons edged and figured with gold, &c.
The YrfeTan mounts 81 guns, of large cabre,
AND is fne Gip 500 men compofe her crew
hut they are 10 wretchcd fate Of difeipline
1t is iaid that .Jer0me (wbo By the bye is never
addrcned by any other title ON board but
" Prince expreGed a determination Of rather
lhooting hmief, or blowing up bis flip, than
te taxed by the Engliih. Land. pap.
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PHILADELPHIA, oaoh,r 20

Yesterday arrived the fhip Jane, captain The.
odore Bhis, in 10 days from Briaol. Capt.
Bits failed from Britol the 18th Sept. and
brings London papers to the 18th; being two
days later than by any other arrival
Having received the whole of CAPTAIN Blifs's
Newspapers, 1t will be in our power to prefent
to the readers of the Philadelphia Gazette a
fucceflion of highly intereftng extracts.
by thefe papers which include the Courier OF
the 18th, it would feem hat Mr.. Pox's DIFF
order had experienced comfortable MITIGATION 4:
notwithstanding this, however, the verbal ac
counts brought by captain Blifs, fate poCitive.
W, that this dlRingniihed perfonage cIofed bis
earthly career in the courfe Of Sunday the 18th
Sept. This intelligence was received in BriE.
10, on Toe Day following, through various chan
neis equally entitled TO credit.
Capt. Blifs alto informs, tha. the day he f,iI.
ca, 1t was currently reported at BrifoI, that
trigate had arrived with difpatches from Sir
Home Popham, announcing the capture OF Bn-
enos Ayres, by the fquadron and forces under
his command.
1t was alto reported, that adyices from the
Mediterranean Rated, that the Fort at Malta
had been blown up by accident.
II will be perceived by our extracts in This
Gays Gazette, that, with regard TO the diGcuf
fious going on in Paris, no additional nforna
tio1 had been developed ~ the Enclinb prints
~ the continent Of Europe, It is manifea, that
tonne momentous events are rapidly approach
ing. For thcfc Cvents, in which the whole
world IS more or leis iDttrefed, VIC muft necef.
ariIy wait with patience.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07
THOMAS PAINE.
NETWORK. November 7

Captain Cook, of the Hoop Sally, DAYS from
81. Thomas, informs us that two days before
he left that port Brtiili feet of nine fail. in
Guiding fhips ofthe line and frigates. left Bar
oadoes to make an attack upon Curracoa. This
ns'-'o ,y-ss hsan eht fror, n.,.jvrs to ST. 70,
mas by a packet which had, only two DAYS psi-
iage, AID which had been ipecially difpatched
at the time the fleet failed. ler. dde,.
~ According to the New-York Pot, the
Britih fleet conffs of two 74's, 4 freates and
briggs, and they had gone down 20 take Curra-
Goa, 4" aid Of Miranda'5 Esbediiion.
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NFw-YORK Nov.,,h.- g,

OINIA, IFUVCffIUcT t..
letter from ore of the mott refpecable
commercial houfes in Bordeaux to another in
TINS city' dated the 18th Sept. has the following
poiticript.
50 This moment we have news that the camp
which had formed at Paris, for the celebration
Of the Grand National Fete, has received
marching orders and is about breaking up.''
a palfenger on board the brig Sally, captain
Mattock, who failed on the nth of Septem
her, from Bordeaux, relates, that at the time
OF his failing, it was currently reported in Bor-
deaux, that Auhria and PrufIia had Joined in
the coalition againa France.
". T. paper.
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the part Of Emhden, will aggrandizc Holland |:
that the ref of Weaern Wsgphaii, will be join
ed to the ffates ofthe Grand Duke of Berg, and
that Eaitern Wefphalia will be gvcn,' with A
part of Hanover, to the Elettor of HeiIc, who
in his turn, will cede the country of Hanau,
and part of his other poHeiiions. Luface, and
the fovereignty over ali the petty ltaes of the
North of Germany, will a'Go, according this
plan devolveto the King of Pr,'iia, SC. We
ihall thortly know whether thete reports have
any foundation.
nounce that from 81. Petersburg to RuiIisn Po-
land there different camps of troops, and
that many magazines have been eltablithed along
that road.
The London Star, of Sept. IL, contains the
following:
A work, highly intcreaing to the public, is
now IN the preis, and will appear ihortly, en-.
titled negotiations euitb Hnlerica, containing a
collection OF important tracts on the Navieati-
on and Colonial Syftem of G.. Britain, which
VIII include the two Reports of the Board of
Trade in 1884 and 1871, on the intercourse
between America and the Britifh Wef.India
Hands, &c. the proceedings of the Society
of Ship Owners of Great-Brtain, and frveral
other valuable Papers on the preient fate o.
inc Navigation the Country, and the greater
depreiion of the Britiih Shipping, Stc.-Alfo
in the prefs and will be publihed at the fame
time, uniformly with the above, the Debates in
Parliament iince 1882, on the Navigation AID
Colonial Syfem of Great. Britain, on the tenn
porary and permanent Bills relating to the
trade of America, with the Britiih dominionr
and in particular Debates on the Wcn-India
and American Intercourfe bills Of laft fcficn.
which will be given more i'm detail than in any
other publication-with an Appendix, con-
tanning all the Official Papers on the ruble6e,
| the Memorials from the Brti:li Colonies in A.
merica, &c. and an introduction.
Iheie volumes are brought forward at this
mott critical june,ure, in order that the public
attention may be directed to the imperative
neceiiity of maintaining, in future nviolablv,
the Colonial Syftem of Great-Britain, and
which has become of Infinitely higher impor-
lance to the Nation, from the miichievous an ,
ruinous consequences which have refulted from
the impolitic conceiEons already made to neu
trails or all denominations, but Especially to
thoie of the United States of America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07
BALTIMORE, November q.

The Briliih brig Avon, of 90 guns, with the
new Britiih miniltcr, Mr.. Erkine, arrived at
Annapolis on Thurfday lat. The Avon. we
learn, was fallen in with by the French flip of
war Foudroyant, of 80 guns, rniftaking her, we
preiume, for BrItih man of war. The
Frenchman gave her broadide, and while he
was ceremoniouily hauling up his courfes, ana
putting about to give her another, the avon
made her efcape. Fed. Gar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07

Information has been received at Nanau. NJ.
P. by his Britannia majefy's fchr. Pike, thu, Po-
tabona, on the fouth de of Cuba, is defroyed,
and l 9 veiiels Zone French privateer of gunsl
captured by his maicRy's veliels Stork, Supe.
rieure, Pike, and FlyugiGl. u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.

Mr.. ERsEINR, the Britih minrer, arrived in
this city on Saturday from Annapolis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07

Sfoeks at London, September IL. One O'Clock,
per cent confos 6s 81 5.e s-4--5 per cent
Navy An. 90 l.4--Omnium S-4 l.a--.Con.
fols for Oa. Ga Ia l.s.
The French funds were on the sth, at 66f.
soc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17

81. t,..qc I'll be2s2iss e =. sl:fs :; 70 !ss :,
.sg ;:sg@ pc...enl: l5o1i ftisH''it'.''. ia
oasg<r. IS 4 cl.s,g4 xasch an so'.ssaSra &
s.i,.ts M ;l3i " y DC n'xi3~4@Gl sg:i, ih4a
IA +. ex 2,s. az: srJn. Re, WY .s,'i asssl
com. g5u. rrcooncaos, ,iaey aey>s a.t, tnsy
..ssIlN:.. sct Hlsa Us. Vast Is, "-2Fsaea!
;,fy az i, ,p5ol..son lfoin y.em, s@5 NC "a,
II e1e---as - .!;.s paftste'eI asa!"'@' l-,.:
.;nsn v 40 have ,ptlce II talcsie., ;Hr;e 3 sai
i ic..ow. getting gesveen .. hsie e 50 ncuas
III. B.s as 10 l1ol.l.e4l fiinc!pir, wt Sts 4.
.;uch as Syes oppcit1. hcie IS !-.ct' ks! ST.
mai by witch - tcit oafp f.eipias. iue lie.
GO t,..!.aets IS thc bsS .sel's a"a ~ end, ,a:
.ieba AID ont6a .. .uF aiPhsoet. |l.h thai
u. 1.1.,,entss bsgan, an1 win ha' i:y vii
I'd, ara pray 10 SOC, ibat<t'e.l .5ss;tes Q! ;47
5s.p.t may i.os .iio ci,l 49,! iaeA..
. II; nttgpc.
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PHILAEELPuLA, Nay Il.

Yesterday arrived ship. Active, captain
Vernon, SO days from Porto Cavco.
sailed from thencc he l3;h nit. at which
ne The a!ara: was subsiding, as no ATTEMPT
lad been made on the coasl' by Miranda
# any intelligence received fro:s n'in. Ia.
formation haa been received thc'c from La
Guira . the ,0,h April, az s!ll.eh time Ii.
4 american vessels we've loadlug.
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CONGRESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
UNITED st "A TIE S.

MONDAY, APRIL Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17
Fromthr Kentucky Gazette Il april l6.

The letter from Fort Stoddart contains
Interesting accouots. We have seen other
letters frou below confirming he accouns
Of the hostile disposition q! sh<: spaniards.
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Thirty Dollars Rezyard.

III AN AWAY, from the subscriber, On
IN Sunday night last. a negro man, named
STEPHEN, who cslis himself Sts1he1 Gan
TON; about IS pears of age, and about 5 feet s
inchss high, strong Made, broad face, nigh
cheeks and coarse boncy feataces--he was Tor
meriy used 10 work in vessel as a cook, which
he understands tolerable well, also washing
and house work, which he has been accuston-
&c to occasionally. Took with,ssiita half ~era
brown broad cloth, coat, dark striped naois
skin jacket, pair corduroy .pantaloons nearly
white, and \ pair ,1snkccn ditto, some white
linen shirts, and an oznabnrg shirt and pair Of
trousers, also a black fur hat, and Is supposed
to have other cloaths not particularly known
He is remarkable artfut fellow and will Ike
" change his name and cIoaths, and also Inay
have got pass-Nasters of vessels ard all
other persons are warned not to harboV or en-
ploy said fellow IN any manner whatever,
Whosoeyer apprehends said tellew and Sc
cures him il any gsoi within tie state of Ma
.rylsnd or District Of Columbia SO that get
him again, shall receive a reward of Twenty
Dollars, if within IS miles from home,
above that distance end within the state afore-
said, Twenty five Dollars, and if ont &C tic
state or District aforesaid, or within the CITY
of Baltimore, the above reward and all rea-
sonabe charges if brought home.
Thomas P. Wilton.
Montgomery Court House, Eia-7 20
yisssd, sfh Aasrssf, 1865. a.
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Dr.. Rggjoa's Init Billions Pts,
or. Family PhYtyc.

The extraordinary celebrity ,hete puts hsS
gained, the upivesfal demand or theE, and e}seera
Of which taey are held BY nedicai msn OF the hrR
sn;nence, ar Efficient fsGimoniais OF their m
sriolc worth. In grcat colds and iaddsn attacks
of dfordets, an early uis OF shess pills often rfe
duccs the happiea effects, and taken once n eight
or sen daysin cafes of indigestion, headache, ciz-
z;nsfs, pairs in the aomach and bowels, dysen.
tries, disrehoss, dropfes, &c. ard 'insr's
ufe of my anti bilious bittetsin the intermediate
time has relieved pasients alEos to mliscie-
price e cenes a box.
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nN the 18th (te il rel ',enaen6ered) Of
~ June last, Ben Dulany's house, in Charles
county, was burnt down after my box of mo
ney, title papers and books were stolen out of
the house, the thief or thieves knowing that
was inMsrlborough and could not be hack,they
took advantage of my absence to perpetrate
their horrid aid infamous robbery. I will
give ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD to any honest mar, that viii give me
information Of this aiahoical act, that may
bring to condisn punishment the villain or VII
lains concerned in this plot.
benjamin. Dulany
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PUBLIC SALE.

TN PURSUANCE of decree Of the hon.
the United States Circuit Court O. the di''
,rict of Columbia for the county OF Aiexaaal.'
made between Themes Lewis COMPANY n...;5
ana the heirs and representatives OF p@~ M
Griffith, deceased, defendants, VIII be soa ". W.
Saturday tie 9Th day of November HeH' 'o .en
highest bidder, on credit OF tWel'e tlo"'c cer.
ard 81 months, with approved sec,ll' !, :, If
tain peicc or parcej ofgfound IN INC r ' Onaun.
Alexandra upon tie fyorth side 9 Of Sps se,5
street, boundln@ or tie ola George WV ' rlot
aud the ground O. hatcher and Patton a. p .oj
Of which will be It aEy time she"n wv aooo
will commence at 5 o'clock IN the aI''t ~, %
on the premises, and deeds Will be lArr.
purchasers agreeable to the said de'res''
Charles Simms,
George Deneale'
Thomas Swana. 4
iaN4T' 7
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pohponement

Of he Leoaard-1oecn Jockey ca5 RE-.
rE~aE Race for 40 Guineas, late}, ~
4 tised, and designed to have been MI, 81
on Tuesday, the l4th instant, was post0o -
until TUESDAY, the llth Noye,nl,er' ~ -. w
when the Purse Of E0RTYt GUIN,PIs ,.:S
be run for over the Leonard Town Cours.
greesbIy to the rules ot the club, free for ~.
horse, mare, or gelding, the sole and absos
lutte property of some member or member,
Of the club, otherwise the person propo,;inn
to start a horse shall pay two shiiIings in tie
pound on the amount Of the purse. The tres.
surcr is authorised to receive subscriptions for
the Jockey Club of any person, at lis discye.
ton. This being the last years race Of tia
Club, gentlemen proposing to start horses
may become members by subscribing o,e
guinea. Horses to be entered before o'cloc;
tee. eveninss; preceding the race. No race IN.
less two horses st least start for the purse
By order,
4. /. WILLARD,
Sec'ry q Treasurer.
NctChor GA Cayr4iC'r
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TO r E N r,
1las as to gez!s Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of Baltimore, in the
a state of MARYLAND, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Alexandria COUNT, in
the District of Columbia, Letters Iest.,inea
tary on the estate of JOHN FOSTER, late Of
the county aforesaid, deceased. Alipcrsons
having claims against the sid deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the vouch
CTS thereof, on or before tie 26tl OF March
next, or they may by Law be excluded from
all benefit TO said estate---and all persons IN
elebted thereto are requested to make 1mmedl-
ate payment to the subscriber, OF to r'anles SrF-
drrsoa, OF Alesandiis, VINO isduly empowered
TO act for me.
Given under nay hand this 2eth day Of
;Septemoer, 1906.
Henry Thonpfon,
Esheuro7..
eDt, al 2awaw.
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7homoion's aromatic 7oeth PaJ2s

For ti,c. fcaryy in thc teeth and gums, and for
wSitening aud preicrying the teeth. itiiksw'ie
rnEss fall diiasreeabc fnshs ffoa The breath,
which generally aries from lcerbutic guns ana
bad teeth. This pats is much in uft, and nigh.
u saeee,ed by all thofe whsyalue the pfc:ervati.
ON Of their teeth, i: may be applied st all times
with the grcateR fafssy. 1t is neatly put Up IN
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price 50
cents box,
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PR PA K ED IS
THO NJ is II. RA N W ~
M.g,acr Of the Connecticut Rledicai society.


-S-w-~aEsg Bisfsrs have undoubtedly had eth
m3a rapid iaie of any Patent Medicine e.
ysr before uncovered, and are juitly appreciates
for ah.ir iugular and uncommon virtues Tor re-
moving weak and aseayed contributions, and all
,hats.a;n ofcoinrlidzied compia intsio common IN
the fsring and fall fraions, iuch as i.te,s'ftas
Feqoers ar1 .sgaes, lesg 4istamaal Ft0sfs, ~.
iraferps, &c. The: are aifo very pieaianf ait-
Ter for ,coaluson ule. and where rhey are known
they have taken the place and frpeIceded the use
Of all othsr bittr,s in public honfesas we'll AZ ID
private famIisa.-Priee so cents . poS.
DR.. Lees (Windhan Bilious PILLS.
THE ercas fale and interesting demand Tor thete
valuable pills fer shcic' twelve years pais oe.
fpeak their intrinhc worth. They haSs proTed
gGngularly sficacious in Billions and Itll'so r.
pers, Trandiet, Head Aaebs, D1jtnttrie'. B'fiIsas
CbsAc, caeivexen, FenaL< emflGist', Ss.
The very great demand ADD high eiseem N
which thcte pills are held throughou ths United
States and TIE Wei Indies, has tnds~sd many to
counteffe., them the pafckaier Is requsssd to
ob!crve thar the name Of Samuel Lee. Jun. ,shs
passntael is affixed to each 2iN OF d,fcttlcns, IN
his own bard wiring, or they willnos be ssna.
Inc Pace SO cents box.
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Twenty Dollars RsDmd.


J EFT ny plantation near four desks past;
I 4 NTGRO no sEG&-~Hc IS about fcetI
OF 2 ;acies high; his complexion bet%esn
dark yellow &ne black, net d very pleasant
coan1ensnce, has been accuStonet7to gol
w&ler On poerd small clVi 5, is a good lani st
TIC wtjps2w, and cthewise handy, che"s to-
bscco, and is very tofg' o. ardent SPIRITS. an
.oIa that ae hss large scar, or lump, on the
back Of his neck, occasioued By a wound, is
between SIS and 20 years ofaGe. He came
some years past, from Northumberland cou2-
ty, v;ta the family 81 Mr. Edwards, to whom
he tncn belonged; hath since belonged e NJ
Lindsey, near Colchester, and Is wei known
in that neiskboriood. have been Informed
he has or ilaa wife at Mr. Whites, in Alex
antria, and have some information that he
viii attelnpt to so 70 Northumberland or on
Board Of q vessel. For apprebending ard &C.
curing him il jail, SO tiat ! get BIN aGGah' the
above reward will be paid, and ali re%Sonaois
charges is brought nome. Al persons arc
forcwa:ued harboring or carrying him s%~!'
Richard Radcliffe.
Fa;rc~ county, near Faiyfar e9Hri@H'p"'
stale CT Yirg71Ha, Octo5e'"l7. ]aGu
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James Z. Riddle

lanes Z. Riddle
IA. ;nst received and offers for Sale, at very
reduced prices,
An extensive assortment Of
FRESH GOOD s,
Suitable TO the present and approaching sea-
son.
ALSO,
!. trunks handsome British printed cottons'
40 American,
i do. "a and GA cambria muslns,
3 cases Irish linens,
s bales India piece goods-consisting OF
Company gurrahs,
Gurrah lawns,
Gazepore do.
Cogmana cossacs,
Baftas,
Checks, and Gillea handkerchief
Which will be sold low by the piece to those
who purchase to sell again
October IS. COW
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FOR SALE.

Or 70 DC 6a1tered JSr Yet or Dry Co.
A two tory framed Building. 'i e.,.'
at the corner Of Fairfax and Wolsso.',t, asua'e
1t is an excellent stand for a Grocer, SIS =
and contains apartments sufficient fos - s''fe,
eommodatioh cfa large family. A srs s,e ac
gain may be had if immediate apD);ost;s ~ 0'!-
made to the subscriber. '' Is
Henry Moore, Broker, s.,
October o.. ~.