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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
DOMESTIC.
From the Mesa- Ha,ntshire Gazette.
Communication.

Communication.
-NesSrs. Printers,
have seen in DR.. Oceans paper ofthe 2Sd
uit. (Palladium,) and the redoubtable Majors
Centinei oath OF the same month, (botl Boston
papersJ-the number of vessels and cargoes con-
demned by the French up to August 1898. Not
doibtmg the statement was made and published
Cor party purposes, & squirts not little towards
prejudicing the minds of such as read these pa
pers, AVID to help the federal cause--and thus by
endeavoring to show the uniformed public, that
fhe French are worse than the English, and do us
more injury 1t would look more impartial to
have published at the same time, the number of
reSselS and cUSoes condemned by the English as
well as the French-And as it was not done by
she New-York gentleman who kept the French
account, send you for publication statement of
Enslish concentrations of American vessels, and
carsoes, and parts of cargoes, kept by gentle
man in the vicinity of Portsmouth, to the year
NIB Also statement of American vessels,
and vessels and cargOcs, and parts of cargoes,
and officers adventures, from 1898, tn the con-
demnaton of the brig 1zettc, capt Barns. at IIa-
ifax. in August, 1903. The statement would be
as follows:
The English have condemned American YES
seis to the year 1898, to the time the New. York
account of French condemnatiOns ended
vessels vessels 81 CARGO M9 va easro
1876 5,937, $50. 2,177. 7L328ooo
lake the New-Jork account OF the numbers
condemned by the French for the same period
$50 4,750,000 47,750, 900
326 1,l87,25 2S,678,000
Thus il will be seen that the English have Ia
ken and condemned more than the French from
the citizens of the United States
Ships, 326
Value OF these ships 1857 $50.
DO. Of the cargocs 23,t78,000,
Making more than the French, 24.365.236.
From 1898 to 1903 when the brig Ilette was
condemned in August, 1903, by the English at
Halifax, Under the orders oftbe King & council
Ships Value. Cargoes
Sl0 5,296.210 1906 5O,943,92
Making together, 81 230, 100
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

- UNAWAi D. IN re S...cI,,-r--. -
IA day night the an inst. an apprentice bo.,
T. t. sheen king us,ness, narled ~ Y'frIfEV
ROACH ~ Is 100? 20 years os are. 5T.t
or inches high rather dark con- !rxion. dni,
mar. He had on d2rk MIXED ptit1looas, / ghg
cl7th cpat, black hat ard SuHatgav b,,ts-bS
has several implements of he prof a,on ,rtT
him. IL !, supposed Ie - rome toward, 80
fk Teo dolla-s rc-gaJd v - D.. river, apv ~
son apmcheHdirg the -sid aws.. so Al; ,y,I
Eet "a gan. k-WlN & ALLEN.
Richmond, CD IL. rS1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
Majority for NJ. Pope,

GEORGE PotNDExTER, ESQ. has been
reelected Dtiega,e Of the Mississippi Ter
ritory il. the Congress Of the u States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14

The policy of Bonaparte towards Spain,
we are informed, is solely measure of his
own, in direct opposition to the advice ofhis
Cabinet. And the stern repugnance of Tai
ieyrand to this ill judged policy. is said to
nave brought him into disgrace with the Em-
peror.....I6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23
JUST OPENED,


We are happy, TO inform our
friends cat 4 distance and the
pubic ID general, tEat having
ussde large purchases, previous
Sot he ATE rise 81 Goods IN Phila-
atlphia and Ballirnore, We are
enabled 20 serve them On better
Arnns with many ARTICLES ,han
skey are 10 Be had. az this time.
IS elder Of the aforementioned
cites. Never Ii was an object
1iaf purchasers ii 1 distance 10 cali
III them. they are comic dent they
viii find i greatly "a their advan.
tsce 10 call this season. 81 -: I 4
Ith;le md,ay ayticles arr both
scasss asd h;gh, lDe Aavs thfa. .
Plenty and Cheap.
!, n lkMES 4, JOHNLANE.
Shepherd Town Dec. .. isos.
"a Cash paid fot HIDES and
SKINS. III tst FL !
= 3 ~ - III 4 go 4 " ~ s5tsgFt II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23
ToLcase

TIN n sryibes sishei =.
|. j lcapel for four % I've years,
,his Fsrm ~ Berkeley County,
Whereof MI. benjamin Pendle.
ton now lives, lying "a the hsssll
of Fslling, Waters. on The roadI
leading from artinshvrg - WI.
iiamsport, Withln TWO miles 81 the.
Pctomaek, ard about he sane,
defiance from IN excellent Mer.
chant Milk This srscs contains.
about = ~ aefss, $50 81 Which are
.eleafea. ne soil i infsriep =
ncne - peskeley County, and
H. ,stlt Ecr euiiis1 ti6n - III
.of the Innpey FOR which 81 WI
lease for The above terra, win he
required II hand. ard NE hslsnes
Il the sSpirstioH AZ ne LEASE. Al
mOrs pafticulsf description b
deemed unps cessasy = ny petsnn
Wishing - isass, viii ira view
Fthe prsmises. which viii Se shevn
~ klr. Pend eloh. md shs ternse
Msde known " re substy lbef,
|livipg % Lons MsEsh, Fssdsrirk
JANIS CLARE.
December "a eQo. &.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23
! FRIDAY, Dec nber. e, 1908.
Jlaanuf n IOl.t.

TrHE public prs respectfully
Informed, hat the subseri-
Ser has now got ~ Mills a con
plste repair Tor Ne Secertich -
Wheat and Other Grain, and Tor
the llanufaetofy e Flour, &c. he
win make Il ! poi1s always 10 keep
IN HE employ Psfsohs well sel
quainted With tkt bysiness, md
viii take care dat ~ pains shall
be spared 10 give kskry satisfac-
ZION 10 his eutto pets-Hs win
stand the inspeet q 81 IN Tour
manufarsu,ed Y % NH thei
the wheat i me l. lnte : -
Hehas lately fested I Maehips
Eotthe purpose ef ding and
grinding Plaisssf Of Paris, BY
which ode tan chm 81 ground ID %
hour , also ! Machine Tor shelling
corn, which shells fifty bushels ID
ID hour !, and another Cor grind
.ine corn wi.hthe COB Hewilibe
grateful for he enstpni of \ TIE
public, and do evefy thing u his
power Is 1--WE general satisf etion.
WILLIAM. b. KING. I
mn CSetl, PEE, ~, 1901.
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Land For Sale.

IT WILL gives great bargain in
III psrt Of he Tract If Lard bot
from Mr.. fossp h chanbsrA Wing
in Bsrkeley County. State of Vir.l
ginia, within six milss of Mar
tinshnrk and one 81 lie Sulphur.
Spring. contaihing abavti oacrss,
and honpded BY the Sulphur
Spripk road The )ands Of Nj AZ
mos / Nleldenhsll and StroIds
,hsifA here Is "a. The premises
I; ! comfortable Dwelling House,
&c. IN Apple Orchard ef good
!. Fruit. and ! never falling Spring.
| Abops ,ssensy asrss of Land are
clesIsa spme Meadev made.
shd eight acres n rsayiiness -
make Meadow q the ensning
spring The whole tfaet lieslesel
and 4 we'll divided ipto different
fields, enclosed with good fences.
ne wood land Is heavily timbets
ca. There are about twelve acres
sowed IN wheat IN new land, which
II viii sen with, said Ian a. viii
take, 10 part payuiept . new wells
made light Wagon and two mid.
die sized young horses vel, broke
| 10 the gears. For fareher ipfor-
nation and terms, apply q the
sub etiber adjoining laid Prsmi.
ses. 4 80 ~ Il \
WILLIAM LINE.
Betkslsy g capty, RI .
Deer. nc, 1903 8it. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23

A seitlemest 81 iii IL, accouiiGs Vim
this o5ce isapyinsaly desirsd ti,e great.
e. pm of them have been stahding open,
from tto p IL gsAfs, and tone - long
= eight yea1s. ii y tlot or Wish. - 'op-
press q sny line. much iess & . period
Ike he pCosenf, when distress and gloom
appsars u pervade N gr1des Of society
from he once ndependent farmer, down
sothe m1rc humhls -aechanic and labour.
=. 4 hi llsli6e tasorrseiyes and others.
requires, m 4 voice that mast be heard,
! ihar ! settlement sh0sfld shortly take
|. piaos1-.Wcax e disposeA tDaMake every
sllssillioa = our over, win therefore
tasie in paymeHt any kind Of gram,
Z Wo56 o. asy otllkF usefal article our eras
pl0yeFs have 70 dispose ,oE-From sthose
who eaiuut mske pafment IN any way
81 this time, we Snall certainty expect
mates ibr what i now due, befose theft
teeeoarts afe encseasel Many hive ex-
spS ssell > willingness % settie annually,
but from MT being called upcn, have
negisctea Il and aome have generously
Md Ne IN advance %. rich we tender
Our shsAks II sdetesmmsd upon 70 Set
1telN ~ INC M.suta ~ HAnl 7tess-'.sas..S-As III
shll the krst Of January next, amer which
tims, fthe 1ntelligenesf Remains ip our
sEsaras. we slan enak asollf w" alter the
inrDcetlsre, z aud luyt our accounts elo..
ed akthe end ofesefy slIeceeding yeari
/ this. Ne are certain, viii be agreeable
ssoaf patrons, md Aute beneficial -
!. ourselves. ts9i S.t55sstR q & rs 4
sEpr he psper ps.WhicAye now print,
Ne have heen obliged 20 pay an advanced
srfste 6fnearT hfty per eeht, md csnnUt
cht.iA il even tthaa, rAle, without "a.
vancing cash; the time = fkss aliproaeh.
si1y wisen We shall want 4 sqpply or The
sNmtees We hnps our tticnds NiA roi
E5ESst that sheif "a Z leeesssa1 p g
80 ,6lisk thlL &. z. slsss III sts u.
.sllisss.v-i are. 6sS lsOe
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]. DOCUMENTS
essSai Arssslrse 4 ~ caas,plss,.
Pafis. Anil 3 isOs.
ACCOMPANYING THE MESS AcE
or THE kNkSIDBNf.
] cchftnpED

-NeGs
Havihg shhmitted y ne Is.
yernInept 81 the pnited Stases,
copies of re impssisl desrses II
the 2ist Of Mosem6eF ! Go6, md
iSth Dscfnber ihO7s ~ of
the expos;tiaps nbirh your -
celleney has been pleased q djiES-
rent times, % give pfthem, I hasc
fecently received tie instrpctions
0fliis presid ent 10 fsm6nstrstt2 !.
gsinst both tie provisipns and %.
Peration Of the said degrees. On
the ground Of their infractinG q
veil The positivc Stipulation, Of
particular tresty, q the ineonte,-
table principles Of public law. 81
ID di,ehsrsi THE duty. your.
sxceliency VIII permit me II ~
call ~ your fsmembrznce the
tveISh and fcdsteepth articles IT.
treaty hade between ne United
States and Frances On ne sSoth Of
Sspsember, 1900. These atti-
scles provide, s!g i,
ist. That Z. il shah be lawful Tor
the citizens Of either country 3.
sail with their ships and nerchan.I
fiise tcontfaband goods alsays e..
espted from any port Nhatever,
10 any pott 81 he enemy 81 tkeo D.
.ther, and u sail and irsde ritk
their ships and iMerchanais with
Ipertset security md Liberty. ftpm
The soaniriss, ports. and plsres of
lhoss Nho are snemies 81 bod, az
of either party, without nv ep-
positipn pr dat Tbance whatever !
and "a pas not only disecsly
/ fIasis he places and poFts of Ire
|enemy Aforesaid to neuiral ports
| and places, but also from one
place belongiug 70 sn enemy, 10 i.
no,her place Belonging % % enc.
my, whether they be. or be no,
undsgt The jurisdiction 81 The Same
| power, nnles Is such ports OF places
shall hs actually bloekaded, bs.
alleged, or inyested. 2 &,
I'd. That 4 vessels sailing for
&..s&e ~. ,,fa<a 49,. .t.ss.s., - a.,
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Ig;liss 80 ~ re s.s,'ss \.

EiliSe seiS By - y sasf;sn, n
fie suJscribers, dtars, %
S1sn14 yfts 4 - JANUARY
next. ne 1stei4 esiicies 4,
II 1ORSES, c6N Young Cat
Ii lie. SHEEP 80 Il ! Plan.
tatio6 nvaegun, Farming Imple-
meuss, Housed old Ind Kitchen
Raruitnre ! apd asstissS of other
articles 100 uamcF6lis - i6ension.t
The sals1li begin early il the.
Day. ! Doe atsendanre ma ! fea-
souuabls cfsdir tillbe k;senshy \
ast5 JOHN DUNCAN.
December II, Toe.
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Gsri,ls offIlt gntsiIignlfer.

THE price q tins paperis two d6llaD
per smnn, one dollar payable u The
time Of subscribing, and one WHEN the
wear expires Distant sabscribets pay
for he whole year IN advance
subscription received for 4 shorter tetn
than six month";. aud no paper decon-
tinued until arrearagcs IRE paid-a fai-
lure tonoufy 4 d;sc6nsinuance Of the pa
per a tho end Of the tina snhse1ihed
6r, viii be cplsidered > new engage
ment. The price 81 4tscytissn,sass, 70
nnsa subscribers, Is one dollar per square
ior three weeks insertion, and for COZ
tinuance after tiiae time . Gents per
wceks--Subscy:bSss win ssontimas .
receive . redslction II, oi,e-lourth %
tiieir AdvertisehHenks. ser 81 fe 1
Il E#E4 as 80 ~
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.Ntoyoes II HE.

n NEGROES q Hire.
TIM EssqIsi :14lzES.
S1RQD ;, dec q. VII Hire
10 ihe best biddsi, Oh Saturday
the stst inst. AZ the DIVE ling house
81 Henry BedingeS SUNDRY
SLAVES belonging Is said -
tase for one year. Terms Willie
more fully explained 81 The nine
"a HENRY BEDIN6ER.
ABtiAHA.M ,SHEPHERD,
a. 5 !. a r Extcnfors.
Dsepbrr 40 isos
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ma ]. Prhtsd AT published D. JOHN lLBJIRIIS.
Whole 90

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psesassr e. is0s,.

4 IL pet,ans indsbtsd q he
"a estate nj the said L.anrepcs
Hensel. deceased ~ bend note
Of book eohpt, are desired 10
settle TIE sane by The issF eh.pexL
4 These having elsins agaipst
said ssists are rsSpss ssd 20 come
torNsrd with them psopeyly astest-
81, md reesiye payEAeps. Y ..s.s, !.
Ia { MICHAEL HE NSfL.
HENRY CO TZMAN,i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23

y.Sl1bessA BY pablie. vendse, sps
{ lRfdaesdayl skss4s ef Jasaasy
Ae&s, a ihe, bianfafios IF Lam,
4 renee Heasel. Arcedsed. near
Slephey1's- Tssps, a. ske PR.
senal Property " fhe said DE-
.eassed, consisiiaH Of !. III
sHNE Negro Woman and her
Children. two boys
and q girl; Horses s. Cow, good
fas Beef Sheep and Hogs |; int
Hogs h tie pen; tvoroad Wag-
coma s Wheae. Rye, Cats, Bar.
Iiet nd Flax-se<i = sGuantity Of
Hsp ID, Ihe nov and stack flaI
IN the bundle and broken Hemp j
Rquassy. nj old Rye whisky ikpl
ne Rfindy and Cyders ulis eight
day Clock i enss DrDss+cnr Saw,
. stoaes Slsdge snd crnuhar;
Farmipg IupIemsnts Of; almost
every description ;iHousehold 3
! itchen Fnrnlrures among which
are some good Beds and Hedipg,
and -many oiher ar,ieles roo nums-
roma 70 insption, q velye Inonths
stedit viii be eiysh, he pureha4
ser giving bond viii approved g.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-28
CONGR E SIS.
lcoATINu1D.]
(Mr. Hillhouse's SfGEcH concluded, 1

y y . +
How had thew done IN times past laws
had been in force making it unlawful to
trade with the Spanish possessions ia South
America; but VIC had nevertheless carried
on profitable trade there, and not all the
vigilance of Spain could prevent it. Now
and ,hen a few OF OR citizens lad been
caught and imprisoned, but that had not
stopped our trade; nor was it in the power
OF France and England combined to do it.
On this subject Mr.. H. said gentlemen took
Tor granted what was not true. France had
issued her decree, saving that no vessel
should navigate to England or her depend
1encies. What had been the consequence of
this decree It had not r;:ised insurance five
per cent. Had there been no good reason
for this? Yes. it WIS well known that
the whole combined navy of France was not
able: to meet British feet on the ocean.
The French ships Of war therefore could
never go out but by stealth, and could not
spread over the ocean SO as to endanper
Our commerce. Insurance had therefore
been very little affected and was it worth
while TO abandon trade with England alto
gether because France said we must not
carryit on? This was reyenging ourselves
upon them with witness. After the EN-
barge had been Iaid-for at that time he
affirmed they had no knowledge Of the Bri-
fish orders some newspaper specu,at;ons
on the subject had appeared, but the orders
were not officially communicated by the
President till the 18th Of February ensuing
what said England You shall not trade !.
to France, said She, England had IT IN her {
power to enforce her decree, and the insur-
ance rising prop0rtionably, the merchant
haditin hispewer tosay whetherhis probable
profits would justify his sending sarge to |.
France under SO great az INSURANCE. Bat he
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fem of retaliation, would have gbecn 20 ioi-s
low the eaaInrlesof the c.seray, by pfolllbltf-S
ing altogether all commercial intercourse
between him and other states.
Il was from considerations Of indulgence
Is neutral trade, that the moro nilslgasrd.
measure Of permitting intercourse, under
the restraints and regulations or duty IN
transitu WIS adopted and being adopted.
with this view, it was not immediately let
by the British government, that there might
BE distinction taken by neutral states, with
respectto articles, the produce OF their son !;
and that while the communications OF prohibi-
ton into duty was acknowledged as an IN
DILIGENCE, when applied to articles OF foreign
commerce, Of which they were only the
carriers, it might be considered as an invl-
dioas imposition, when applied to their own
productions.
The rnomeat that this distinction has been
explained to the British government, they
have been desirous Of manifesting every at
tenti1n to It and if you, si1had been pos
sessed of the necessary auAoAy from your
govesnment, there would have been no diff
6culty in entering into specific agreement
VIZ. you upon the subject. Inorder, howl
cJ to obviate the objection, in great de-
gree, have the honor to inform YOU, that
it is intended to beproposcd to parliament,
that all cotton brought into this country, in
conformity to the orders in council, should
be absolutely prohibited from being export
ed to the territories Of the enemy. But as
you are not prepared to take upon yourself
to say, that i'll 10 case the option would be
acceptable, an option will still be left with
the neutral owner, either to acquiesce il the
total .prohibitloa, Or to re-export the arti-
Gle On the payment OF such duty as parlia.
ment may judge it expedient to impose.
I Aatter myself, sir, that this alteration
in the legislative regulations, by which the
orders of council are intended TO be carried
into execution, will be considered by you
as satisfactory evidence Of the disposition
of his majesp's gavqnment to consult tn
feelings, as well as ee interests OF the ..
States, in any manner which may not i'm
pair the effect Of that measure of CONNER
cial restriction, to which the necessity of re-
polling the injustice of. his enemies has O.
bliged his majesty reluctantly to have re-
course.
| have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
GEORGE CANNING.
IViNiam Pinkney, Esq. SIC. Sc. ST..
10 be continued.
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Mr.. CANNING TO Mr.. PINKNEy:

roRFIGE-oFFIcE, FEB. 90, 1908.
SRI HAVE already had the honor of
assuring you, in conversation, Of the dispo-
sition whichis felt BY the British govern:
ment to give due weight to the observations
which you have made to me respecting the
untavorable impression, likely Tin your OPT
nion} TO be excited IN the q. States, blythe
duty proposed to De levied upon cotton d 1
tined for the use Of the enemy, but brought
into the ports Of this country conformably
to the tenor Of the orders Of council of the
18th November.
You are already appraised that the princi-
pie upon which the whole Of this MEASURE
has been framed, Is that of refusing Is The
enemy those advantages of commerce which
hs has forbiddea to this country,
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GEORGE ". r. CUSTzS, Esq.
ct Arlington House, District Of Columbia.
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r. Booksellers supplied On tho usual
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
chi sssas

|yx,s, M AVA X yestssssa s. = negro
E nan nassaSd Charles SJohl'son, sa6eaat' s
Scef 81 inches high very black has sEaaA
on one of his cheeks ms iegs aye ssaaan
for person Of his sire had on aHdsooK WIZ
aim grey coating rouRds toaf lined With nan
mid srsasers ofthe same, a &c 8
ian old grey grcat-eoat, With or otfsg
r.loat b,np NOT recollectcd Five Dollars WI!
,h.s uiyeIrif taken in; the csuntys or'tte above
-ewardif. out, and reasonable ehWg tsbfot
home. - -
Masters Of vessels and others are cav q J.
toned AGAINST hareurirg or carrying HIM On On
Decs4aber 16 GO 4
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HORWELL8

Celebrated Patent Assy5eadsss
Y1S OR Ease, EleganceySrength, &c: far en-
j cecds any III use. 40 be had wholesale.
and retail atthe MasflFAc poaY, lower end
ofpfince Street Alexandria.
a. B.. The Subscriber has complete as.
.or,nent well adapted forth Winter season..
and can. supply wholesale purchasers On. ads
wantsseous terraa
Richard Horwell. /
sspt.as d6aa
eDlREcTloNse
The buttons on the Esscisparts OF the vast
band c,lght4to be placed the same distance
from each Other, asthe two center bu tohs'as
the Suspcnders, 10 pfeyeilt improper strain I
ing and 14ereby tlestfoying the cess detisred
the construction Of the article.
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"A SCHOOL will be oPes1ed m 'fSsf1s
Il SrRsnT AcspEhis, on NioFasyiRI !.
by .d,ad 2iton,fsoss, III which WI &c i'I "a,
Reading, Writing, English GrsnlfnSi y, y.
thelnatics, the Latin and >Grees ;L'''59'6Ss
Geography, Ssc. ,vj;trs,
.1ssaas Of Instraetio1r-3i2cadln ~ VIZ ~
Ene.sish Grammar and AEdthmetI@@, 90 i
tin, Greek, aid the higher 5qancIes'o
per epaalsey. -, law
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Five Dollars r ewara.

4 R:its. away from the subscriber on sunGaY
evening last, a Negro Man named. - ANON,
about 6ye feet ten inches high; twenty -s'ae
wears of.age,s slender made and a hkeiy~fei-
low. Had ION when he vert away a bile
'loundsbouf jacket and pafrtaIooEs, stfsaetl
sssvanseoWn waistcoat,' and 1t is supposed took
with hin, sundry.other clothes ltls,exfeot-
ed he has gone to 6soorgctoNs, orr ssstshifgss
ton The above reward. Will given for ap-
pretending said fellow andaeasenable charges
i broughd homo.
December 20. laY-st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
District oIumbla

osn' July TERM, s@''
Jensh Them sonland Richardl
Z .Vs;tch, oenplamants,s
Jae5b swone, Enthusiastically
Adam S. Swope, deceascdat rs,
i George, Swope and itdWar6t s,,rs.
K. iThonrpson and SaFsh s
his wife, whicliaaia. jaeob,l
George. and Sarah, srees!s2st
heirs a,.ts Representatives Of
The said Aaaya S. .aSwepe>
deceased, ,dslondsnts,. q
,rhe. defendant, Edward j.. EEp
son and Sa,sa his wife, and. George ~
notsAssi,,s eincrcd. their a2pesr'licc '',s a~|
EN-. security according TO tie aet q '-' Ia
and the rules Of this courf, and 1t igf ~
10 the satisfaction ,of.tiles court upon ~
that the sid elsTcndapts Edward h. = i
sen and Sarah I.;s wife, ard George
arc. rot inhabitants effhis ass.rl~~t--7o's
.on;of the said ssissfiunaMssb th1b
itis ordered, That the saiddtscH.ialt:S
&. Thompson sr.d>ss-.lr has VIE = s,Is
!. sssaope, 10 appear here:on thc14eh ','og ~
November terra next aIrelasnsr,ef - !. &:
the con.paiaals,s, and that-a es,Py|o!! a. ~
der lie forthwith irscrssd il, bothHof ~
Ii new spa'ess published az this Gov" ~
Two months successfully, ssd thsGs
copy IS posted It tic fronE'6ocr :" -
3 house OF said.csnnty.
Copy. Tesss.
Nsye7nher IS.
e.stSrED DAILY ~
,s.ahdI JEI. SslOSR ff1Liy,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
,awrcnce II oo i Sen.
TIL IS SUE Sc.RtBERs.

fang desirous to 5raigias the affairs ct thetats
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