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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-16
PUBLIC SALE.

ON THURSDAY, tie 18th instant. st three
o'clock. in the afternoon, will he sod, on
the premises, to the highest bidder. that
Three story Brick House and Lot
Of Ground.
ION the south side IF Prince street lately oc-
:cupied BY Doctor Charles Nongias, subject to
<an annual grs,.ni r>n, Of forty four dollars.
..dnd immediately at!er ,mA oisO be offered for
saie ON ,h- hre8iscs,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-05
IN ene,nyto unfair Dealing.

P. s. Since writing the above, the reply of
i" One of tae People" to my former address
has been circulated.--A copy of it is now be-
fore me, and were it not to correct one or
two Misrepresentation, although it abounds
in errorO it would be permitted to pass un-
noticed, SO perfectly harmless is this labored
production.-Mr Wolfe's friends are charged
with circulating the address in his vindica-
ton, several days in the country whilst
not single republican could get a sight of a
solitary one in this town." 1t is only neces-
sary here to observe, that copy of it was
sent to Mr. Brent's father=in-law, (Mr Moore,)
on Saturday morning, and Mr.. Brent has ac-
knowledged receiving although from the
circumstance of his not having visited Mr..
Moore's in the course of the day, he did not
receive it before the evening-Mr Brent will
not deny this statement-he cannot deny it.
He was the person most affected, and conse-
auently best entitled to receive it sufficiently
early for him to reply to it in the next Con-
stellation This was done. and Mr. Brent
has no cause ofcomplaint The art, intrigue
and cunning of Mr. Brents zealous friends,
have taught those of Mr., w. that caution and
circumspection are necessary to be observed,
to counterfeit their deep laid schemes, and
they will pardon them for adopting measures
of retaliation, but, which have for their basis,
HONOR and JUSTICE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-05

to Cypress any class of citizens Is it natural
to suppose that would be an advocate for
laws, unequal or oppressive in their operation,
and to which am, equally, with yourselves
amenable' Are not my interests inseparably
connected with yours
/ have been drawn into the present con-
troversy very much against my inc lination I;
l, however, owe it to myself to repei the alb
surd insinuation, that am an enemy to the
poor, &c by remarking that my views have
ever been friendly to the establishment of
FREE-ScHooLs in each county within the
Commonweath--andt the law which passed
the last and preceding session, authorising,
at future day, the establishment of such
schools, had my most hearty and unequivo-
cal support-Does this indicate a disposition
inimical to the poor 1t may be proper here
to add, that the Scholars of these Schools,
will be as much entitled to exemption from
militia duty as those of Williamsburg or this
place. This, trust, will at once prove to
you the deception that my enemies wish to
practice on you, in encouraging the idea that
the exemption is confined to the rich only.
The exemption, fellowcitizens, extends to
all Schools established by act of Assembly
of this description are the Academies at this
pidCc, a. DdtllCIOWIl, dHu dt
Will any one say that none but rich mems
sons are admitted into those Seminaries ?
The idea held out by few designing cha
racters is, that the exemption extends to
William and Mary College only.-This is
FALSE, and those who take the pains to
disseminate the idea knosr it to be sol DEFY
contradiction.-The doors of the Seminaries
have mentioned, are open to the poor and
the rich, and all are equally exempt during
the time they are at School, and no longer.
On the subject of Education, | entertain
but one opinion--that it should be free and
unrestrained-that those who are incapable
of acquiring it by their own means, should
be educated at the public expense-that the
time and attention of the rising youth, when
thus engaged, should be devoted to that OBJ
ject alone-hence my vote against repeating
the law which at present exempts them from
militia duty
These, fellow-citizens, are the honest SEN
timents of your friend,
EWJG NNnT III
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-05
LEWIS WOLFE.
TO the Frssholders oftAe Senatorial Dis
tract

CAN enemy to unfair Dealing is again
reduced to the painful necessity of exposing
teyC OF Mr.. Brent's Inconsistencies, las mild
term as possible is adopted.I In doing this,
FACTS, stubborn FACTS, shall be .devel-
oped, which will place in most conspicuous
point of view, the agency of MIR. Brent, in
matter to which a few days ago called your
attention in handful signed g An enemy to
unfair Dealing" In a conversation between
MIR. Brent and another gentleman, on Satur-
day evening last, in Mr.. John Bells store. on
the subject of the publication signed One
of the People" he declared that lie was not
the writer, that he was utterly ignorant VINO
was; that he was in moUise concerned in it.
and that he never READ it, except in part.n
1t was observed by the other, that, admitting
these were facts, he had been very much in
ured but it could be PROVED by a man
who was probably yet in town, and to whom he
applied for his vote; and on his replying that
he could not see any good reason to induce
him to vote against Mr.. Wolfe, that MIR.
Brent drew out handful from his pocket,
and observed, HERE is reason sufficient to
authorize it, and then proceeded to read it,
whether all or a part, is not recollected, nor
is it material. Mr.. Brent did not DENY this
charge, except that it did not occur in town,
on that day, as was said, but in the country
few days previous A truly important diff
ference II! Sir, continued the gentleman who
was addressing Mr.. Brent g it can be proved
that you was active in distributing the hand
billamongst others J" to this charge Mr. Brent
admitted that he believed he might have cir
culated four 1t was then retorted by the
other g it can be proved, Sir, that you dis
tributed forty demand names and you shall
have them" Finding himself hard pressed
he then acknowledged that he probably did
distribute ten, but not more /!
Strange and incredible as these things may,
at first blush. appear, they are FACTS not
to be controverted- Brent WILL not,
DARE not deny them. Evidence as respec
table as any in Virginia, shall, at ten minutes
notice, be opposed to his denial. Indepen
dent of the gentleman's own acknowledgment
on this occasion l pledge myself to the
WORLD to prove also, that at the house OF
Isaac Vanhorn at Town in this county
on the 18th inst where there were assembled,
several persons engaged in taking dispositions
before Messrs Coolies, magistrates, Mr.. Brent
did distribute the handful signed One OF
the People," and procured it to be nailed up
at the bars of the said Vanhorn and William
Rayon Notwithstanding these facts, stsring
him full in the face, Mr.. B. has been weak
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-05
FROM THE FEDERAL REPUBLICAN,.
Mr.. Picke,1ng's Address
TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
NO. y.

Fel,ow- Citizens Nearly eight years e.
lapsed before took aay public notice OF
my removal from Office; and then BY con-
straint; to repel fresh SANDER on my cha
racter. II was in letter dated April %,
1903, TO the late governor Sullivan of Mas
sachusetts in which I said: 81 am re.
preached for having been removed from
the Office of Secretary of State on the sup
posirion that this would not have been done
but for some sufficient cause, honorable to
the President and dishonourable to me.
On this must remark, that had held The
Office about year and half under Gene.
raj Washington, and three years and 2
months onder President Adams, and until
ten months only remained of his own ter N
of Office. For what did he remove me b.
He never told me. Was it for any dis
honest or dishonourable actl He win not say
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-05

enough to suppose, that, not being the Vrri,
Ger OF " One of the People" he is exonerated
from the reproach attached to it. Is not the
old adage The receiver is as bad as the
tniel yer1hed In this instance ? That he did
not write 1t, 4 readily admit have ALWAYS
admitted 1t; never even suspected the gen
tieman OF writing it Is it of any Importance
TO the public who was the writer It Is only
necessary for them to know, that Mr. Brent
did industriousiy circulate them through this
ana the adjoining counties. What does this
denial of having 1oritten it imply? That he
was ashamed OF it and was conscious of It's
lmpropriety. He has even said that he was
sorry it did appear-I believe that the gentle
man is now sorry for it: he has reason to be
SO, for it has terminated in his complete NOR
tiic&tion. Mr.. Brent has indeed given a sin.
galfr proof OF his regret at the first appear.
ance VI the hand-piil. when, in addition to
all the circumstances already detailed, it can
be proved that one of the bows in Mr.. Fosters
office, has said that he tMr. b. received 40c
copies on the day Of, or the day after its ap-
pearance How does this compcrt with Mr..
Brents affected regret on the occasion (?
MIR. Brent's subterfuge of not having read
the hand-bil, reminds me of the fable of the
sharpers and the butcher The one swore he
had not the meat-the other that he did not
toke it-Mr. Brent it is possible did not read
the hand-bill, but perhaps heard it read acct
dentaty by another How innocent his curl
osty! Speak candidly, sir, and say, whether,
whilst traversing the lonely hills of Hampshire
county, you did not occasionally take a siu
peep at this rare production, which YOU no
doubt thought was so well calculated to effect
your views, and which was so materially to
benefit yourself and NO other' 1t will be diff
ficult, sir, to gull the public into belief that
you could resist the important secret Is it
necessary, fellow-citizens, to comment fur
Their on the conduct of Mr. Brent? Are you
not in possession of facts, which the plainest
understanding may comprehend and duly ap-
preciate? If Mr. Brent, or those who write
for him, are not satisfied few more, still
more stubborn, can be introduced but the
| feelings of MIR Brent shall not be further har
rowed up, unless imperioas circumstance
require it,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-10
SALISBURY FOR SALE All :.

THIS valuable FARMING resldehee 81
Charles Love, Esq. is hereby offered Tor
Sale. 1t contains about 1900 acres OF Laha,
we'll wooded and watcred; 100 acres OF sooa
Timothy Meadow, and the fields not IN, eui-
ovation are well taken with Red Glover. :.
The Buildings on the Farm, the Dwelling
House, as well as the other Buildings, arc
such as would accommodate large and gen.
teel family. ,,r. =
This Farm, situated on the old Turnpike
road, leading from Alexandria to Ninches-
TER about miles above Centreville and equi..
distant from Alexandria, George Town WI anu ID
the CITY OF Washington about Is miles, Is
so generally known, as not to need more
particular description. -,
For terms and further particulars. apply
TO CHARLES'I. LOVE, by letter, dlrec'eo
20 Centreville, or 10
Rchd. NJ. Scott,
alexandria
Canto,nher 10 cow
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

prenarcd with the gseatest care
By M.CHlAL ZEE & 20
Let's Wors. destroying LOzenses'
This medicine is superior to any e'sl III
fered to the public, being innocent anu in1N'
certain and efficacious in its operauoh''
Lees EG1ir,
A certain remedy for colds' coughs :.
asthmas * particularly the whoopne oous"
SO destructive to children
Lees Essenee Of Dfnsfara,
So well known for the cure OF Rheu'ii~-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, &c.
Lees grand testoraf1ve'
Proved by long experience tn be unequa
led in the cure Of nervous disorders ~
.umptions, lowness of spirits, inward "e"N-
ness, etc. ,u
Lees Anti-biHous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious anu
malignant fevers. IT,.
which ;s w.r,tnted an iEfalli5e remedy
at ore application. RI.
Lees intaLibie Asue q Fever Drohs,
For ,ha crre Of agues, remittent and inter.
mittent fevers.
Lees Genuine IcTSI0" I0'i'''
Celebrated for the cure OF ringWorms' 'e'-
terS, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An efectual remedy foI all diseases IN the
eys.
Lees Tooth-Aehe Drof',
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Corn Plaster.
-, DouosL Lin SaiUe.
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .fnodyne Elir'r,
For the cure of every kind OF headache.
The Indian Vegetable Saecyfe,
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprie-
tor, No. %, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
R. GRAY, bookseller, King-street' ana
N. KINGSTON, Fairiax-street, AieXah-
dris. -,
To country merchants and Others VINO ne,
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
be given by the proprictors. :.
To detect counterfeits, observe each aru-
Gle has, on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MlCHhEa' LII ".'N
N. Is. At tho places Of sale may be had
(gratis) pamphlets containing recent and eS'
t,aordinary cases Of cures whose ienSth pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 90. ---A-
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WISH 20 rent for term OF years, va :,
l Unable Estate, we'll known by the name OF
aIpx,NpBR's ISLAND, directly opposite inc
citv of Washington, and annexed to the 70
tomac Bridge. A description OF this estate
is thought unnecessary, as the beauty * Ter
tiHty of it must have arrested tue ae ;.a ~,
Of every traveller, as well as those IN us m
mediate vicinity, Persons des'rous OF rent
inc this property will make an early appl'ca'
lion TO me on the premises.
William H Washington.
Sertember 9 "
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ROBERT GRAY,

bes l,teIu received, far sale, the following
1JIJSIC for ne PIANO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Voight.
Military observation-disclosures.
Easy Lessons-Reina3le.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
L 3;s S;;' VII: e s'';;
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenadc, Walce ct Roado-1ildon'
Savoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
l. Rss ssnsso saa 1 Rss1s, cildon.
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Iesson-Steibelt.
Cipsey Rondo-Holst.
Les Plaisrs de Experimentation.
La File Recommendations.
The Maid of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viotti's Pollaeca, arranged ior the Flahe
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Holst.
Irish Melodist-Vocsl Repository, Nos
/ and a-TheSacred Companion tor the Ger
man Flutc-a selection of Psalm and hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
piino Fortes. Guitars, French Horns,
CIarinet., Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Vlollns,
&c.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges & Screws
Instructions for learning to olay on each
Instrument.
Nav
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Lots for Ground Rent.
The following LOTS will be let on srounu
rent for ever: 80

The following LOTS will be let on groun0'
- rent for ever: ~
One, on the corner OF " one
Fairfax streets, 27 feet inches on "sils
by g. feet inches on Fairfax s'ree.-. ~ :
dol airs foot win be the rent of this Tor the
81 feet inches. 20 60.
One on Fairfax street, adjacent to 10 ieet
alley "a, running back IS feet inches. O.
One on ditto, enclosed by Mr., Huntei' 90 ~
f ct inch, running back los feet 'hcheS
to 20 feet alley. .,,,
Three on Wolfe street q ieet, run.
ming back 60 feet inch---and one 90
feet 4, inch 10 ten feet alley. These hVs
viii be rented for one dollar foot e,,,.
Also, one other Lot on the corner OF wa
ter street and Fayettc Alley, Is feet . inches
ON Water street by so on Fayette Alley
This lot to me chanic would he OF high con-
side, alton. Apply to
James M. Stuart,
October 5 w.
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Richd. Stuart.
FOR SALE,

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on
y Washington street, built within the
ia., ,wo wears, well calculated forthe accom-
,asss Of gen,eel family. The situation
= yelled by- none it is in the occupancy
&C N,thaniei S. Wise, Esq atJoining the
u..;dsnce of the subscriber, One hall tne
n,,rcnas. money will be taken In Groeeries
!, wholesale price the residue on hberai
ss - Pas sssion may be had if rsqulreas
On Giving three months notice
81 @ f,r SSLE, on sic, tsvetve u eighteen
months credit,
Two LOTS of GROUND, on WASHING
.,s.st. 4s feet front, nearly opposite the
-. .o. s,,rv brick house now erecting at the
.asssset;on of King * Washington streets.
'"'e' Richard Lewis.
September l9 10. sou
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4 valuable Estate to Kent.

September l9
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q DRY GOODS.

u,HE subscribers have received s: oy the
.1nn,a Of seasonable DRY GOODS. which
supply IN; n .ell hysthc piece or smaller qusn
.;,y on very reasonable terms tor easa.
'''' Samuel Mark &Co.
Fairfax street.
september so
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY on the Soth Jun iast' from
the estate of Daniel M'Carty. deceased I'D
the county of Westmorelan {, and state Oh
VIRGINIA, a Negro Man named JENki, d
hout thirty five years Of age dark com pieN-
ION. nbout six feet high, bad cou"tenahee,
AMI q remarkable scar ACROSS his nose, ana
.no,her on hi, head, little above MS 'ofs-
b.ad. he had on homespun twliled yarn
and cotton round ticket and 2antaioohs,
There is no doubt but he Will change MS
clo,bes. il is thele fore thought unnecessary
70 describe them more rt'cuicry II IS
sxnscted that he has procured pass OF a
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from "t.oh, nc
mioht very readily obtain copy OF thelr
r,:s mr. certificate of freedom. It's co'h-
dentjy expected that he will endeavor 10 se'
:. .or,e Of the northern or eastern states.
H. vac seen short time since IN the Town
&C paIt;roore. Thirty Dollars viii he gwen
e taEen in the county, and it out OF the state
~ secured in any Jail, 60 that get ann a.
80 ne above rew,rd and Ill reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Cue, RiChd. Stuart.
NJ All masters of vessels end other
.r.ons or. eieby forewarned from harbor-
n. or emsloying the above described Negro
Man. At their peril, or underline seyeres' pen
alties of the law. 90
September lo
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- Superhne Yellow Bark.

70 Superhne Yellow Bark.
DIR. SdAFoRD'S improved POWDER
IF the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians OF distinguish.
ed character in different parts OF the United
States; the proprietor is now encouraged to
off.r il to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste, in
the choice of his means, can fail to be graft.
fed in the use of this elegant preparation =
In strength, 6Heness and certainty OF opera.
ton, i, greatly surpasses the bark In COM
mon use.
TIE ESSENTIAL SILT or B.ARK, pre-.
pared b. the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but OF retail
druggists, country merchants and private ia.
milies.-Ssld By
lanes Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no ether person in Ateran-
dYia.
September en-
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Paper Hangings.



HAS lately received many new and elegant pat
IA terms Of PAPER HANGINGS AND Boa
DERS, and large assortment of low priced PA
PERS, suitable for rooms and window curtains, all
of which he will sell so per cent lower than be
purchased elsewhere 10 this State.
::::::JUsr REcEIyED as aBorE:::::: q
Alarge assortment Of HATS, from the Boston
and Portland Manufactures, among which are gen
tlemen's superiine Beaver, elegant in shape and Of
the best quaty-.7iso, Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats. Several boxes Mems and Boys
felt Hats by the box or single.
-t --ALso, JUST RrcEIvEp-
Bowduch's Practical Navigator and Blunts Anne.
riean Coast Pilot, OF the latest improved editions.
Family Bibles with and without plates.
Prayer Books Of the most elegant editions.
Philadelphia Letter Paper by the ream or less
quantity and many articles Of Stationary. a great
variety of Johnson's Philadelphia edition of 1Hli-
DREN's BOOKS, with superb engravings. Original
Poem for Infant Minds with plates, vols.
THE BOOK STOKE
Is furnished with SCHOOL-BOoKS of every kind in
use. Every new publication constantly received
for sale.
Just published, Curse Of Rckan, n poem, by Soii-
they. vols. Homer Burlesqued, vols, &c.
Poblick and private Libraries can be furnished
with Books lower than usually be purchased in
Boston or New York with secondhand Cooks,
not much injured at less than half the origna! value.
- Subscribers 10 the Songstcr's Repository, by
Nsth. Dearborn, will please call and receive their
books. July 81.
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WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
ron THE
Ton THE
Commercial Line Of Nal Stage,
Between .Newhort ana Dosto77.

+ EAvE Newport every Monday, "Wednesday and
IL Friday at O'Clock, a. NJ and arrive in Boston
at 6 p. NJ. same day. Leave Boston every Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday, at o'clock, A. n. and ar
rive in Newpo at p. n. same day.
N d. For the further accommodation Of the La
dies and Geatlcnen who may travel from Newport To
Boston, from Boston to Newport, the Propr'etors
of the Commercial Line have established an Accom-
mediation Stage, to leave Newport every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, a. u. and ar
rive in Boston at 8 o'clock, r. II. came day. Leave
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
O'Clock, An. and arrive in Newport, at o'clock
r. II. same day. @
ISAAC TRAsK, Bostsr,
ELIJAH DRAKE, Sharon,
JESSE SMITH, Stouyhtor. p-.,.i.,...
GEORGE ATWOOD, Taunton, r 'f' ''''''
THOMAS DURFEE, Iry,
WILLIAM DEAN, .As~porf,
~ Tie Books are kept in Newport, at WEES
Eoarsinr.II.use, cn BaEnister's wharf---end at ".
WALTox's Inn, I,romie!d's lanc, Boston.
Newport, Oct. %, 1911.
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GREEN BURROUGHS,

HAVING been appointed Auctionecr, and given
i bonds as the law requires, respectfully informs
the publick he is ready to ociate in his Office, ard
will be happy to serve those who may be pie 'o
ayour him with their consignments.
He also has for sale, IS usual, at his 1e'T
store, No. So, Thames-strcet, opposite Mr. JOSEPH
LYoN's, variety of Hard Ware, ship-Chandlery.
and Groceries. exceeding cheap for cash or barter,
Also, gives cash for old Copper, Brass, Lead,
Pewter, Scrap and Cast Iron, old Junk, oskum
coarse and fine Rags, Case and Junk Bottles. &c.
Newport, sept. IS, 1871.
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r-HH suhscriber having commenced the practice
OF Law, and having taken for an Office one Of
= the rooms lately occupied by capt. NATHAN
TER SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov. MARTIs's,) re-.
spec,filIly soiicis the patronage df tho publick-
Those who may l,e Opposed 30 employ him, shall re-
ceive his unfeigncd thanks and grateful ackno~l-
edgcments. DUTEE j. PEARCE.
April 3.
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William S. Nichols,

No. 80, Ihamcs-Sfreef,
LAS Just received a new Stock Of
i L Plated, Britannia and Japanncd WARES.
Also--a general assortment Of modern Sewelv
an Fancy Goods.
Gold Necklaces, silver Wares, &c. as usual
Oct. &c.
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FROM II. service of the subscriber the 20th inst.
an indensed black girl, named I.UCY.-All per-
sons are forbid under the penalty of the law to har
Dor. trust, employ conceal her.-Any person that
shall apprehend said black girl and deliver her TO
me shall receive ONE CENT reward, and no char
ges paid. B. D. MuMtoRD.
Newport, August 2, 1911: