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NOTICE.

TNHE Creditors of James Douglass. on the
81 18th of July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the first day of Novem-
her in that year, arc required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the first day of January next,
preparatory to dividend. No interest VIII
he allowed after the It'll of July 1904.
Robert l. Taylor.
William Newton.
October z. 90
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The majority are strictly eonformab,e e !,
general Object Tor which the comguay !, "s
Instituted. "rs
fs+We are OF opinion, ,hat whils, E,.a
WiseBtil.er conlinaea n,embrfs 81 - !"
3eietyy they rrmain sttij tet 10 Tie secy,,IS
abi.feY which i''at imposes; aud In, i.
t'tir becoming n;e,np,rs, their ce.qr5c,
lie 50 u:uat b. slttsrn,i5led b. tn. rnIIas ~
the society Which r.lt rs tex ss 49,, "a
present advised adm, Of one or ,wnc,.
one is, Wtlere the mouse insured Is ,ons,,. =
cd by FIRE. and The oth,r upon piv,, 49,
notice aud confirming 70 The c,hsr sc,; ~
sftlons imposed by The bye l.ws.
II is Observable that the lulg whicb =.
poses the necessity ct q seruBn;aI .aI,,aT,
NJ the properly insured, d6.s not c,psey.
Plate total rest lsion or akhhila,ioe nrRbA
oontract-C. the contrary, il is ,v,..oJ j.,
declaring that upon a 5evaAaijcn h,;oa,
made, tie party sAaA coafi.qe ;n,;ul3 y,
v'rtur q as .tsrmer psAry. We th,rrfc,
consider this suspension Of his s,,,r -
merely as prna!y imposed upon tbr osn,
b~T tor nrglccting To confo:m To- ,nTS'c
the oocirtv. And il is cvriaa'y much ,,oy.
reasonable thai he should BE- s,,i;.r, -
lass or lDeonvenlencc for his own ,.,i...
than that h. should be released f,or'o
liability to tie Society in consequ~nce If i
As 10 what Is coEt@ndcd to b r.t,~;,i
alteration in their charter, We cons;d.. :,
merely rs a NV arrangement Of d,a, ,;,..
ton ol their funds, and whether ius, AZ
UNJUST, reasonable or unreasonable h.,,e,.
etal or ottlsrW!ss, 70 all parties conc, -psd.
was certainly mrre matter Of speceia.ion,
proper fer thc consideration nj HE S.cirrv
on winch no lrdlsidaal is at lit,t rty, 80 com
PLAIN OF, as ne Is bound to consid !. = ..
Ills own individual ACT. Every mcnb-r ~
TACT, Stands IN tht peculiar situation Of b,,-
Ing parry o. both SIDES, ixsurcr and r..
sufed' Certainly the general submi,e;c,,
wtfeh they have signed, vii cover ,A,l-
liability to sobni: 10 tss alteration.
HE view which We have taken &C ,bss
subject afofds an answer to tie Gin rron,.1
and ina great measure to m. fourth.
we consider the incurred UPON eyerv re-
valuation as IN under his former right 81
membership and Of cons guencs then tb..
plaintiffs come under The d s,r;pt;on Of rog-
sons who had insured before 1861, ADD G,r
the same reason, the II presentation Of Sco;s
(eoufei asay eff ct at ali be given to the cir.
eunstanccs to which he t~slh y was tYt.e
as to the membership Of the pI<io,if. and
as to his LIABILITY in that capa.i.y he nsu,k
nave known II was question Of law, orv
"n'ch Scott possessed no power to comma
the Society and on whief. th~ plaintiff ouaa4
h'mself to have been as well informed q
any other individual.
J1dgmens was affirmed,
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to decd of trust from WlI4IhH
Rhodes 70 the subscribers, for the ,s.lrp2 e
CT dscharging his debts, the following & j
end personal property VII he sod Al Ia
house lately occupied by hin IL king
street. a. ten O'Clock, Or SATURDAY,
the 22d instant, VIZ
The 1aid Dwelling J4ouic and
Lot-the Warehouse and or adjoining
House and Lot On Fayctte street "a ct
on Fayette to Payne sire; ia LOIS: ..::a"tc
on Henry street--an annud Ground Rene Of
io3 dollars 81 cents, ai III THO to17n e 4 lex
andria.
Also,
Three small Tr5cts Of land,
handsomely situated witin one nile and
one small Tract within two and baiE njjr|
Of Alexandra, binding on the Lccshulg road.
% bags OF CoGec--a lIorS: ard Chalr--t
House and Lot OH the county wharf -~.o'e
Share in the Hunting Greek l!lidge. &c. sc
Terms Of sale--l2 and Is months c'e'if
on the real property, and DAYS on tic per-
son&i for approved negotiable h",es, wlto -
ptiviIcdSe tilat tic two tAirds ii lne anoa"t
of any adjusted claims a~aiast SAID Hh%'S'
will be accepted for pI%ch ,scs from &'t'z!' q.
m ~ wish to pass them II p@ymca' At ~
r-te.
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Iuit Publiihcd.
price FIFT1 CENTS,

PRICE FIFT1 GEMS,
And for sale, by ROBERT GRAY,
A Poetical Picture OF America,
Being observations made during residence
of seyersI years at Alexandra and Norfolk
illustrative of the manners and customs ofthe
inhabitants intersperscd with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci-.
ETY. in that country from 1899 TO lSo7.-By
Lady.
London, Printed, 1909 --Norfolk, Reprinted,
So 1910.
Noycmbcr 2S.
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Bryan Eiauapson. g %.

Bryan Hampson. q 20.
Have Just recsivedand oDerjef sac,
70 hads. and so barrels FIRST Quality sugar
90 do. secoid qualify,
10 pipes old. Iondon particular Madeira
a pipss and 3tierces London market and
\ Is. quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
: hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
fpipe old t,o~nac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
20 do Young Hyson 1EAs' OF this years
importation,
And selected for family ase.
Also, the best selected Flour Tor CO. :
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December g..
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LHRI!GGE
vs..
1he Azu'ual Insurance Company q 5ugMi;1
against FIRE
JOHNSON, Justice, delivered the Opinion Of
=, tho Court as follows:
.4he Court is Of opinion thai the rue Do
the subject Of premium imposes The add,
tlonal premsumto on the excess of che ~rpa.,
lua'ion beyond the former valuation.
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A second hand Coachce with Harness.
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I,aWrafon & FoWle,

is q temtorary residence, (WthsIr tate ofore
can b. rebuilt, have taken Store on Union
street and Merchants Wharf, formerly oee"'
bied by II. Henderson q ca.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee
200 boxes Mould Candles
20 chests Hyson, Young Tyson anu
Imperial Teas,
50 hhds. retailing Molasses
S cases black and colored oarscenetts
and SenchaSs
5 cases Nutmegs and Cloves
SO barrels and 50 halt barrels noSeoh
Beef
500 pieces German ChecAs
400 do Nanheens
5000 yards Tow Cloth :,
600 sides red Soal Lea.hSr
Looo bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September 81: y.
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For SALE.

vEvHE unexpired lease ofthe property CALL
cd and known by the name OF Belvue,
at present in the occupancy of Mr.. Hodgson.
There are about years of the lease unex pir-
cd, subject to the payment of le6 dolls o7
cents Der arinum. Possession will be given
n, Inc lst of January, but possibly not until
the | st April, 1911
Also, acres and 10 poles Of LAND in
fee simple, including the sta lie and other APP.
ourtenances. Possession will be given at tho
same period. In my absence apply to Alexis
..nder Moore.
John Hopkins.
Aug 20. iaW"H
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4 House on Water stree.
August 3
Tw enty Dollars itew@rd.


BSCONDEO ftom my farm at the
- rnoutl Of Seneca, about the IA of last
month, a man whose name is r At.rH, 81
years OF age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
ye.lowish eyes boxing heavy--hc mas but
!i,tle to say. Ills apparel was oznaburS
shirts, negro cotton oVeEJAckct and troW-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathlag, a free
negro man by name Salnho, living on judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon Is his
father, and it is very rrobabo he IS therea-
boat or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to secure
him in Washington Cl'y or AlczandrIaJall.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' d.
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NeU teas ut YcctUCcI filccS.

l05 chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young Tyson, and
hvson skin Teas, principally oE the ollneys
CAIRO, lately landed and OF excellent quail
eS.
10 barrels Rye Whiskcy.
20 barrels * no 3sheads N. l.. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Clatet, imported in
1907.
Is quarter casks MalagaWine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 los. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels first & Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars
% BAGS Clean heavy pepper and plmento
5 chests Cassia, g Cassia buds
50 los fresh nutmegs
80 boxes dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and Cd
Quality Aavanna and St. Jaso cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
5 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demilohns
which with his usual extensive assortmen nj
ofsyiney, Liquors and Groceries Will be sold
On low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
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IoIeph ii. Mandevllle,
-, iITyY. RgcEIKED q For SALE,
y p boz, sd and 4th proof good West
InGa Spirits.
% do. Sugar, various qualities
10 tisrccs New Rice.
hogshcads Moiassss'
s do. CoPpcras.
9 do, Alum. ;, W.
70 barrels Whiskey and so barrels New
:, 90, rFos.s of Irnperial, Young Hyson' and
p,rl Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga
and Catalonia Wines
sn barrels oS F4errings and Shad.
80 barrels FicrrinSs, pat Up with parti'a-
lar care and sall-petred
,soc bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oait'
July 3. ----.----.-
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EDBER / OK Ai ,

ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller, and Stadoaer, on King street, has
lztcly received, and has for sale,
The following BOOKS:
A Sailors Friendship and Soldiers Love,
a new novel, 9 volumes, price one dollar.
Henry, novel, in 5 volumes, three dol
lars.
Italian Nun, fifty cents.
Tom Jones, volumes, dollars.
Dominican, 2 volumes, boards, one dol
lar fifty cents.
VILLAGE Pastor and his Children, vols.
Boards, two dollars.
Grcrory's letters to his Son, one dollar
fifty cents. J.,
Lakes OF Killarney, volumes, two DOL
lars or,
Whole Duty Of Man, two dollars titty cts.
Ccolehcs in search Of a Vile one dollar.
Uncle Thomas, Q volumes, two dollars
MAYORS Plutarch, one dollar 25 cents.
Nurray's Grammar, Exercises and hey,
Ncw York editions, bound and lettered'
ny- r. GRAY has lately received an adj
d;.;on ia his stock of Law looks, among
which there are several new and valuable he'
ports.
September IL.
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saI:s at ,VcrGae.

.. every Tuesday and tfioay'
ca oS0 wILL aE SOLD
10 yenduc Store, corner OF fflh'' ''i''
Water streets. -
,r.,issy Of Dry Goa4s, Groceries, CO. :,
s;.n,srs ofwhich viii be expressed ~
ts, ,es of the dav----All kinds OF S0oaS
fhs y" ~. on li,nitation and the prices OF
saiea a are established, can at any time be
'i.usd andpurcha7sd at ta' lowest ''''''"''
'' P. G., Mafstelier, v. NJ.
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Bryan Hanlps0n. & 90.

Bryan Hanlpson. & GO.
Here iustrscs;yed and oferf ar sac,
lohLds. and 50 barrels first qualty sugar
g9do second quality,
loeioes old London particular Madeira
Mas and 5 ticrces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNLo'
loboxes dipt Candles,
: hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
lpiae old cognac Brandy,
s)5arrels New England rum,
4aloprimo Wslskey,
: - cae,t. Imperial,
iodo Young Hyson TEAS, OF this years
Importation,
And selected Cor family use.
dLS1. the best selected Flour tnr 20.
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$3.50.
NOTICE.

Ahetition poiH be presented 10 the nert gee
neral assembly Of Virginia, for an act to ncor-
horate a manufacturing society at The tosvn Of
Occoquon.
September Is.
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Postscript. 4
l-
NEw.YoRK, in, 10
ANTICIPATEp.s,

The brig Factor has arrived g po ~
having ,.iisd from Cadiz the SON NOV:
A. that line i urge iFrsneh array W :
adyancins i1soS pajn, and i WA sxpse.ss .
. nsrt Of ,hem aould attack Csd,z WIN,
in two months. kyery species of deL 3
.,iys measures were naking 70 sppoas thetae
The ships Of war we're sill u Cadiz. Ma.
nv Of The principal SpAniards wersshiPping
their properly 10 England, and, nreessss-
~ would follow il Tie marquis Of Wei.
lssleyy sailed for England in the Donegal Of
74tguns, Nsvsmbsr Il.
We have seenthe following extract ofs
letter, dated Cadix, a2d Nov. 70 : gentle
man in this city.
Soar government Are. making extraos.
binary exertions TO raise q forcs capable
of resisting the immense armies which
the French will pour into fhis country il
consequence OF the peace With Austria -
the struggle will be arduoua: We latter
ourselves that ultimate success VIII stseand
our cause though not without s,rat aaer'-.
fees. .4fsf5a = x ~, ~
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, January IS.

ITaken far the Aisssndria casette.l
Several private petitions were presented
and referred.
Mr.. Macoa called up his bill relative to
the commercial regulations between this
country and Great Britain and France, and
their dependencies. After some conver'a-
.ion respecting question of order,
lEf. Bur,veA rose and said, if in order,
he would move TO postpone the further CON
alteration of,he bill Until tomorrow. He
did this because he would consider it his
duty to offer some motions which might
perhaps be incorporated with the principle
of the bill, or become the subject of distinct
propositions. Although information had
been obtained, in some degree, rssPeting
,he,si,uasion of neutral trade with the north
ern powers of Europe, yssevsn ,hn had
nor been printed. He therefore desired
shor. pos,ponrment Of the bill. he conceived
!, would not be consistent at th's time ~atn
,h. character and dignity Of the u. States.
70 Elk and mark OUT precisely what were
,heir commercial rights, there waa nothing,
m he conceived, which should prevent 10
pursuing a srads with tie northsu Fouen
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Of Europe, and he thodshs he could shew.
that with these powers We could now en-.
JOY . trade nearly As extensive 10 We had
ever pursued. He moved therefore .
postpone the further consideration OF the
bill until tomorrow The bill was post
popsd.
Mr. Msyson called for the order OF the
day on the bill for depriving American yes.
sells Of their character if trading under to.
reign licences. 'ss/
MI. Livermore was against the blu. He
thought il would operate = = bounty 70
smuggiers and to the disadvantage OF ths
fair trader. '.-.. 80
mr.. Nesvton rose to give the history OF
the bill.--he said it wa. once reported to
the house in the Cd session OF the 10th Con-
grees. 1t then passed the house, ~ to Is,
but was lost in the senate on account OF the
Late day in which it was sent Up.
Mr.. Pickman was against the sectien.---
He thought it would Cat up our trade to the
Baltic, as allvessels sailing thro' the Sound
were under the necessity ofgesring permits
sion from the government Of Denmark.
Mr.. Shelly moved that the committee
rise and report progress this motion pre-
vailed. 49,. ...'.
Mr. Smile moved to 90 into committee
of the whole on the report OF the commit.
tee on the41les and orders Of the house.
The famous GAG.RULE under consi-
deration.--
Mr.. Suincy's motion for adding pro-
viso to give every member, who chooses,
the privilege Of speaking once at least on
the main question, before the previous
question can be taken.
Mr.. Bassest moved to amend Mr.. Quia-
cy's amendment by making it read, that
the previous question shall not be put un-
til after reasonable debate.
Mr.. Csx wa. in favor of the rule-but
willing to hear people speak he hoped
however, they would not speak until they
had something to say, and that they would
stop when they had done.
1Ar. Lyon, who at this instant had taken
his seat. rose to oppose what he thought a
eag.iaw. lie had suffered by gag.laws
formerly, and this must be his excuse for
speaking as soon as he had reached his scat.
Gag-laws always struck him with horror
and he must have the privilege to oppose
them, and every thing which looks like
them, wherever he might meet thsm.
Mr.. Upham rose to speat against the
rule when our reporter closed his letter.
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Wanted 20 Hire,

I An active Lad. from y 70 u year =
age, that Has been accustomed " boase-
wofk-hs would te ltsken for one o. mesc
years, and would have ~ opportunity g
learning a useful tnsinsst. iibefsll wa1ss
via be given. Enquire efths R!ialest
ls eAV*Av ~ IS s., y 80 81 sS1 a
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Knew WoQtO AaJs ues AaahVsAA SssssSsSs -
be murdered and our dwellings burnt ws
then beliexed, and we arc now, confirmed; ia
it, thar this 'incendiary, this willing IN.
ssrulnent Of slaughser and devastation, this
gealus 81 diseord, had in his. pocket com.
missions ofpiracy and .orders for conia.
grafton I; against this wretch, this drsy Of
diplomacy, this prescribed 0ssassins OF Eu'
rope, we felt s.rosg but .vorshy prgsdices."
1--WE love our governmen and are ready
and willing TO avenge It's wrougs-and you
viii, too soon ior your welfare, discover that
our confidence il undiminished. Weknow
that tie insult offered, had no relation 10
Our secretary of state, but was bostomed up
on conviction that our slumbering apa'
thised souls would tamely submit-you told
Jackson tina, WE would bear any thing
YOU told him that i" we could not be kiekt
into war"-you have invited this insult
and we meao to hold you responsible---ls s
in vain that you have told US this was only
a quarrel between two ministers .--facts are
Stubborn things, that will neither yield to
Dana's sophistry, or Quincy's logic'--fou
cannot hide this transaction from our VIEW
You will never eface the impression that
this proceeding has had upon US, we SHALL
never be satisfied with your conduct---can
ysu be such fools as to believe that extracts
from Grot;us or Puhendorff will furnish an
apology to an injured and insulted commu'
nifty s...No--.you will be Mistaken we
know nor care little about Grotius or the
treaty efWcstphalia," or your sophissry
-.-your speeches about the I" laws OF ma
tions" when made at our own expense, cost
more than they come to-"
Captain Tice, from N. Orleans, informs
tina, he saw at the English Turn, bound
up, as prize to a gun-boa, Gas he was in
formed a, the Balize) the Felucca in which
William Browa, collector Of the port of NJ
Orleans, had taken French leave. She WAS
captured of Savanna La Mar, Jamaica, on
~ four hours after having landed her trea-
sure. The guu-ooas, We understand, IA:
remained at Savanna La Mar, in pursuit. OF
the Collector. (PH! pep. Jan. H.
A general statistical account Of the Che
rokee natioa of indians has been lately
communicated by Relarn ]. Meiss to the
Secretary Of War. Their population is
1885. They have e,sl9 horses, 1865
black cattle. 1867 sheep, 1878 swine,
1874 spinning wheels. 41s looms. 50 was-
CONS, 567 ploushs, IS yrist mills, 5 saw
mills, = salt peue works, powder mill, 40
silversmiths, S schools, % chIIdren a; school,
s4l white people and Sa3 negro slaves
The property which has been acquired
within lew years, is estimated at 6l,soo
dollars.
CD:0
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! For Sale, or to Rent 4 Z.

= va SSs4S9 ~ ~ - StAy3 40,
A three story Brick, sistSS lg * :.
floor, With essry oathoaSe stsfln ptleA
mliy. It isssituahsd o. Hes 49,
sths markst cd cesst hs1sgs ~ sp1S -
The reception Ell fsnSIt \ & 4
b Several Lss.A a W. @ @ !,
~ TT ststtas 81 Iss y! II
ail NJ I ~ ~ - e. d, s. Is d;
8 nv "a. CO &
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n Esjre1 s. q q 81; sass 4 81 ss
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Advertisement. !. !,
N7HEREAS my wife Elizabeth did ah.
w scond from me on Wednesday the
Sd January. 1910, and my son James the 9Th.
Therefore ! forwarn all persons hasborinr
my Son and those who may pleass 70 hasbor
or credit her may Do It At their own sxpencs.
George Hill.
January Is. d3t.
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~ - 4 l. II,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, viii
be sold, between the hours Of lei, and ele.
ven, at the house Of WILLIAn FIrzHvos,
Esquire, deceased. aqusntity Of 4 :
Honjh0ld, Furniture,
Consisting Of carpets, chairs, tabJss, ~,
.teads, &c. IS also q carriage, md one es9ws
horses. I b { "a. ~. 3 - ~
Of all Sums Of twenty dSllsrv ~ ~
immediate payment viii bs.sypssts4 n "a
over, credit Of six meaths NIL bej -,
and bond with approved security requires:
Robert Rand ofph, Ex,r
Of William N,zhush. Esas dssssssd
January y. & 80
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Ten Dc1IArshR Reward

LOST. or mislaid. q Certificate Or snA
Share Of Stock in tbs Little RiSer Turnpike
Company, No. 39l, dated sth Decsmber,
1908, in the name Of JOHN THOMAS, sof
Fairfax, in consequence Of which shall ap-
ply to the President and Directors of said
Company Tor q renewal Of said CertiG.ass.
Daniel Minor,
Attorney fer Mrs, Thomas, admin
ratix Of John Thomas decd. !
January is. ..... ,.... iawSt &
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Will be added
TO TIKI. SdLE AT ERJNDLE,s Z.
... .,.< AT 10 O'Clock,
? casks Of Cunpowder, on 7
credit. lS,EsE u. ~. ..s I'D
Philip G. Marlteller.
For Sale or Hire,
January l6.

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Two .mart NEGRO ROYS-the sldest
about eighteen, thu youngest about twelve
years of age-Enquire Of the Printer.
January Is. - eodf
Ten Dc1lArsh Reward
For apprehending and delivering to me
negro man named SAM, who left this on the
18th instant: hs is by trade . blacksmith, a.
bout 20 years of age, S feet: Z or syinches
high. rather Slender in FORM. and hss plea.
san, countenahce. Iftaken out Of this ccun.
~ an addition al compensation win be allow
ed. ".., .-"} ~ ~ ~
Bulhrod Warrington.
Mounf. -Vavnov.