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MARRIED.,

Tn this town, on Thursday evening last by the
Rev Mr.. Gibson, MIR JAMES PILLOWS, mer. of
Troy, State Of .Ne,v-Yo'k, to Miss. WArTy r
SIMPSON, daughter Of Richard Simpson, of this
town.
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Towle,
OLIVER II. PERRy, Esq of the Z s. Navy to Miss r.
LIzABErH mason, only dsughtsr of the late Dr.
BENZ jamin Mason, Of this town.
DIED,
In IYvertoH, on the End inst. IN the 2Sth wear of
her age, Mrs. ESTHER, consort of Mr. JEREMIAH
DAvESPoRT, and daughter Of the late Elder PeIer
Burroughs. Having and leaving full evidence and
hope of being admitted TO a blissful immortality
In Boston, on Sunday evening last, Rev. WILL
IAN EMERSON, Pastor of the First Church in
that town, aged 10.
On .Nafniicas- hslnnd (.Niine,) on Wednesday last,
ISAIAH TOLMAN, aged lO4.--Hc vas born at
Dorchester, (Mass.) in the wear l707. He is the
same old gentleman, We meaoncd in our paper last
year having sited Boston, and walked up to the
CupoIa OF the state-house he then retained all
his faculties, and could read without spectacles.
His oldest son was then 90 years of age, and his
youngest by his Sd wife, I3. lie had seen three
French wars, and served at Penobsco in the Amer
icaR war.
In G,renr'eh, on r. ) Widow Z. STAPLES, a
ged los
In Iorfsmo,ah, (.M NJ Mrs. NJ. H,xos, aged
100
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RHODE-IsLAND ELECTION.

The following gentlemen were declared e.
lected TO the Offices attached 10 their names.
In order to show what great cause the fede'
ralists have 10 exult upon the re-generatlon
Of Rhode-Island, we have also subJoined the.
overwhelming nejoriHes by which they obtain
ed the exalted honour rendered doubIy hat
terinP, as the feds, az usual, acted SYith h'nes-
~, MODERATION, and the strietest deeor3m
Maj
Hon. William Jones, esq. Gsvernor, i71
Hon. Simeon Martin, esq. Lieut.. G0v'r, i51
Nicholas Brown, esq. lst Senator, LAY
James Rhoades, esq. I'd do. J."
Daniel Babcock, esq. Sd 30 100
John Cooke, jun. esq 4th do. 10
Richard Steere. esq. SIN 90. ie'
Edward Manton, esq. 9th DO. 10
William D. Wolf, esq. 7th do. 40
Oliver Gardner, esq. 9th do' Io'
Nicholas Taylor, esq. 9Th 90. 10.
Jeremiah Brown, esq. loih 90. 10
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CASE OF CAPT. TH0RADIKE.

Much newspaper speculation has been cx-
cited, many federal groans uttered, and aDath-
emas mu,tered about the affair of the brig
Rover, Capt. Thorndike, of Boston. We
shall leave II to our federal brethren of the
type to display in glaring capitals, every mi
mute particular. For the information of our
Readers, We shall briefly state the particulars,
as published In the federal papers, and of
course shall not be suspected Of cxaggera,ing
Capt. L. arrived at Boston, from Marti-
nique, April 20, with a cargo Of moasses,
and upon applying To the Collector to enter
bis vessel and cargo, was told that they were
liable to seizure under the Non-intercourss
law, but that he could have possession by Civ
ing the usual bonds. 1t being necessary to
ascertain the quantity of the cargo, Capt. T.
gave bonds for the duties, obtained a hermit,
and landed his cargo. He then obtained two
bondsmen, which the Collector deening in
sLBicient, refused to accept. Capt T. not
withsisnding, undertaking To remove the mo-
lasses, was arrested by the Marshal, and
thrown into prison, where he wrote an ac-
count OF the transaction 10 the federal editors.
l lhis was seized upon with avidity for an cleo
Hoaeering engfne--it Was shrouded in deeh
neUs-fater mourning, and the Palladium ed
itors issued their buu commanding the flags
az haT-most. THUS much for the scheme.
now for Its cterafion - REPuBLIcAN
Refreseafat'Oe Nen Gain,--6.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

T osT, on the evening of the ist Of May, at Nr
~ r Townscnd's corner, red morocco Pocket
Book considerably worn, containing sundry papers
to the amount Of four hundred dollars, Of copie
quence to any person but the owner, and abor' Il.
teen dollars in Bank Notes. Any person having
fourd the same, by returning it 10 the subscr'sr,
shall be generously rewarded. ....-
Newport, May 2, 1911. tit
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MpRESSJfE.N7

His majesty's ship Eruida, capt Burger,
sent his boat on board tie schooner Mcchap-
ick, George Benton, master, on the 29th ult
off Bermuda, and after examining his papers,
impressed Josefh Leeds, a native American,
born in Groton, [Con.)
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nFFERS for sale, at his shcestorc,
~ No. l00 THAMgssTRgET,
Women's Morocco Shoes, at so cts. per pa
Misses do. do 25 cts do.
ChiIdren's do. do 90 cts do.
He has also Jrst veceiued from tie manufactures as
Boston, Lynn, and oiher places, and is no,g
opening at his sore, for sale,
A large and extensive assortment of Shoes,
Of the most fashionable patterns and colours, and Of
the first quality, which he is determined 10 sell AS
cheap as can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed TO favour him with
their custom, will do well TO call and see
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish 20 be fitted
from their measure, with Boots Shoes will please
to call al the shoestore IT his manuactory in the
rear of his shoestore, where he employs . number
OF Experienced workmen, who will fiji them AT he
shortest nstice. .9pnI "a.
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NOTICE..

w HEREAs, JEpy Ucsfcon, wife Of the s,ibscr-
w ber, has absented herself from my bed and
board, in consequence, I am induced TO the dsa-
greeable necessity, of forbiding all persons babous
ing or trusting her, NY account, as ] will not
pay any debts of her contracting after this date.
CALEB WESTCOT, Jun.
Richmond, May !, 1911.
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A CURE.

t>OR the Scnrry in the Teeth and Cams and Cor
u that dJe'nre and fom state of the 1ee.h, wh,,h
causes them TO ache, the headache, sick stomach,
ague IN the tace fever. c8eassse breath, aud trin
of nervous affections and renders the moutl, rx-
tremely disagreeable to own self Add TO ,h,fe,
the modification, which almost every person, pos
sessing cultivated mind, and refnsd sensihii,v,
must feel, TO find their mouth disfghred, by Cayg0.s
and .ts% teeth.--.lpply TO the Physici4n, at
No. 10, Marlboro. Su,et.
(near the Methodist-chapeD who also operates AS
Dentist
Keeps genuine Chemical, Antisep,ick, and Arts
corbutick Teeth, Powders, which will preserve ,lc
teeth clean, white aud elegant, without The least
possible injury &c. sc.
GJ' Advice given gratis.
4
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disnember them, meet his just reward-the Halter.
Tune, "Iiast0rs re.sord hal be- &c. Is cheers.
Is. The fine. iean Fair--They give 10 society its
emb ellishment, and to lfe its charms.
Tune, Rural feheity, 9 cheers.
The Grand Sachem then retired, and Capt. James
Phillips, sen. elected President pro fem-when
he following volunteer toasts were drank.
VOLUhTEERS.
The Grand Sachem Of Bearer Tribe, No o-.Whose
infc xble virtue, patr.otck zeL and DISTINGUISHED
services merit the thanks of this Society--nay his
faitltulness be rewarded
The D. ator cf the Duy-whose resistess eIoq,iencc
captyated Ill hearts--one whose sound reasoning
enlightened them.
Tie memory cf Gen. Green, nat,ve Of this State
May the services he rendered our country in her
glorious struggle for !.beTty and indepc ndence he
remembered by the grateful American, when the
Marpio SHALL cease 20 pegpctuate his worth nd no
longer record his deeds Of vaiour.
Oar political enemes-May we forgive the wrongs
they have heaped upon us, but nerer forget them
may they be well treated, but nerer trusted
JAMES FENNGR--An Independent, intelligent
and honourable man IN pubiick and i'm private life
the dignihed manner III which he resigned the Exec.
utive Chair portends his return to it,
The S'Gte II Rhode ELaRd-A spc edy regeneration
from 'cdti.l bondage.
Tie Ceres-When religious bigotry would light
fsggor--rnay and humanity extnguish it b,
the aid OF federation.
By Capt Lee-The government of the United
States, ahJ ask not for L..urels steepcd in human
blood
By Capt, Lssiter--The principles of Tammsny--
May they be Beneficial to the human race through
out the world, and prove congenal TO Liberty as
sun-beams 10 vegetation.
By me resident PRO fem.-The Tammany Society,"
May they like the rcsstless army of Washington,
conquer their oppressorS.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

En,ereS-..sch .1fo,ia, johnson, Oeraeole, " c.
sioos Her,nes, freneh, Nsrvtern, { NJ C. DO Golden
.4se, Ellington, .vew-York do. .;Epy, Bennett Rich
mond --Ciearsd--Jrig Union, Aoris, .Ne~bern,
az 6. } ,eh. paay. Barrier, Wilmington, " c.
no. Cha ts1e. Kennedy, .Ns.Sbiggin Creek " e.
sio,b Htairess, Dovss, .Nso-Yort dc. Le'''' Lou
eI, 10
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ii A Il S,
HI No, 81, Thames Street.
3. & S. G.. WEAVER,

Inform their Friends and the Pubiick in general,
THAT they have just completed their Spring
l. supply Of HATS, bought at New-york by one
Of the firm, consisting Of
Mems beaver, elastick satin beaver, castor
and knapt Hats, Of all sizes and prices.
Iis>--a very great assortment OF Youths
and Chidren's Hats.
All which will be sold as cheap as at any store in
the state. .4piH 81.
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LITERARY NOTICE.

There is now preparing FOR the press, aud
will shortly b. published. pamphlet, cnti-
tied, The History of the Rise, Progress,
aud present state of British Influence in r.
Island, with an account OF lis banefuI and de-
moralizing effects" &c. In the course of
this history, the author has found hi,nsclf
compelled 10 make frequent and honourablc
mention OF some great characters. With cx-
p!anatory notes, SC. &c. By MINos.
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Resistshe L0sps, keacea5iy jfyou can, .foreibiy
syoa MUST.
Boston Resolves.
specimen Of heaeea5le opposition to the
laws has been recently exhibited in Boston,
but, by the vigilance Of the Collector of the
District, the plans of the Junto have been de-
ieated. They must now have recourse TO
torres, or acknowledge themselves LIARS.
should they rise in the majesty OF their
strength" the yeomanry of New-England viii
be obliged to bow submissive to the inpinei-
ole Boslonans, led by the Hoacurable hero of
Lexington, the Ronoarabie hero of Rhode
Island, and h.ty other Hononra6ies, and fol-
lowed by the dis-houoarabie SNUG slers, spec
ulaiors, brokers, money-changers British EN-.
issarics, refugees, tories, sc. sc. from that
common sewer of corrupdon----" HAL, arr
n.s Moa horribly AFRAID 20
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TO LET,

\ Convenient Dwelling House, in spring-strcet,
IA in good repair, with large Garden, and
well Of good water. @
For terms apply to
THOMAS HUDSON, jun.
May Is
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DU7EE j. PE.aRCE. Esq. has ateh been nb
pointeds The office Of Deputy jfarshai Of Rhode is
dand District, by Il. X. Der,er, Marshal for said
District.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.iBL9N ORDER.

A STATED Meelng of the TAM
K n MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMprAH oal u,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING, Mas 21,a,
being the 20th of the month of Flowers, at -i.c
Council fir., which will be lighted up the ssho
House, of Brotner ELKALER lREyETT's, precisely
at he going down of the
by order IF CONSTANT TABER, Grand Sdehela.
WILLIAM SlMONS, Sec,e.a,s.
.uonth Of fyo,sers. .l5fh,l a.
Season Of ftossers, Mn 20.
Year IF discovery, SIG y
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Samuel Eddy, esq. elected Secretary, and
James Burrili, Jun. esq. attorney
without opposition. William Ennis, esq.
General Treasurer, by majority of l2S.
-. Justices, Publck Notaries, Sc in some future
paper
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TAMNANY SOCIETY, or
COLU.HBL4N NOPDER-BEAvER TpIpE.


Fotei HnI'imsusiy,-That the grateful thanks OF
this society be made to the Rev Clergy, Mess. Glib
and Thurber for their appropriate PRAYERS at the
openng aud closing Of the meeting, and that the se-
cretary present each of them with copy of this vote
A true ecopy-.7ttest-JosHUAN NICHOLS, Sec'y.
Voted wia,amous'2-Tbat the thanks of this society
be presented TO Brother Nathaniel Hazard, for his
excellent oraton pronounced on this day, and that
the Secretary present him with copy Of this vote
true copy. West-JosHUA NICHOLS, Secy.
Totrd unGn.,o.siQ, That the thanks Of this soei-
ETY. be presented to Brothers Moses Norman, Ben
jamin Pearce, Benjamin Y. Coe and Archibald
Munro, the committee, and to the ladies' ard gen
tlemen who assisted them III the performance OF
the excellent musick sung on this occasion, and
that the secretary present each OF them with
copy of this vote!
true copy-.9'tesi--JosHuA NrcHoLs, 'Sec'y.
V0ted apanimou8ly,-rhat the tn mis- of tins ,oci-
ETY. I've pres ntod TO Brothers Samuel King and Ben
jdnin Lawton, with their associates, for their as
sis,ance in the instrumental musck on the occa-
sion,
true copy. fhest---joshUA NICHOLS, Sec'y.
Month of Flowers Il, Season of Flowers, Year of
Discovery, ,5l9.
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NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY, .MiT Is, 1911.
CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTH OF
TAWlNANl,
Tie Wusrious Patron Of rte Oraer Of
COLUMBIA.

On Monday las, the Tammany Society," or
Columbian Order, Beaver Tribe, No 2, cell
ebrated the day in this town, in manner
worthy of the enselves and OF the cause they
cspouse.
AT the rising of the sun, The colours were
hois,ed ON lhe Great Wigwam, and III various
parts OF the town.
AT 10 O'Clock a procession was formed
which proceeded from the Wigwam down
The Parade, up the south side Of Washington
SQUARE, down Spring-street and fronk!in-st'
up Thames-street and Passage street, to the
Second Baptist Meeting -house.
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Z'OHSTS.

/. Our Countryside gives riches TO industry, and
security to riches, gives honours 10 merit, but de-
MES them to brth-Tune, Hull Columbia. cheers.
. The Federal Consntution--lt confers our pre-
sent prosperity and insures future greatness.
Tune, adams and Liberty. cheers.
3 TIE Founders of fhe .71eriean Repu6hck-The
prou'iest monument of human glory.
Tune, " Hal ausbici0us aor,L' cheers.
T. Repu5hcanism-The presiding genius of our
country the guide to her high destiies.
Tune, f" IN hail tie hapby day."
5. Iammany-The guardian angel of Republican
ism to kindle its fines, tn IFS affairs, diffuse
Its influence. Tune, Indian Phiiosopher. 9 cheers.
o. The Sons Of idm,nany an every State-Brothers
IN name, we will be So in a.irotion-Unted in Inter-
est, We swear to be unite in danger.
Tune, " United stand" &C. cheers
z. The memory Of Washington-E saimed in our az
fections the Patron of
affect to be his disciples but abjure his doctrines.
Tune, Rosin Castle
g. Jefe~sOn-Tbe chief whom Republicans delight
20 honour, and whom his political opponents,
by their opposition, have honoured.
Jefsrsoa's .Nurch 10 cheers.
g. .Hdd,son-Whom future ages VIII quote a. the
ornament of his country, when time shall have
brushed with us wing his Criticks to oblivion.
Tune, "liad'sons s-'ory." &c. IL cheers.
10. Ow .fg'ic,ftsre, Manu. lectures and Commerce
offering unbounded scope, for adventure aud
terpr re TO labor, they give instant independence
and rapid accumulation To capital.
Tune, Gcoaozy and Industry shall cioah the
Land IL cheers.
III. Svence, Lterosve and the .irfs-They give
10 excellence its fame, and to fame It's duration.
Ode Science. cheers.
IL. The Uuion IF the S,ates-Oceans the boundary,
eternity its duration. May the wretch ,hs, would
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Ihr fotio7ving ODE 9ya4 sung on N5ndat
sdst, a. the .fnniv rSary Of tie Tan.nany So
cicfy, at the Second battist Westinghouse
CdeS This zeek, ne shaa .give fhrm enssle IL
our ne.rt paper.
ILLUSTRTOUS Sovereign of the earth,
No pow'rs thy word controul,
Thou gav'st at first creation birth,
And bad st the planets roll
In harmony, voice to thee
Sb Ii gently RAISE, TO sound thy praise,
Immortal source of love
Benign thy voice that firmly spakc,
When all sable round,
Let lustre through the darkness break,
And ycrnal sweets abound.
Thy po- 'rtu voice bade earth rejoice.
And every sphere TO sound sincere,
The glorcs of thy name!
AS Phobus mounts his golden car,
And gilds the orient skies,
So Freedom TO the world afir,
1vestern light supplies.
Here rays divine, illustrious shine,
BY heav'n designd, { illume the mind
Ofeach Of Virtues sons.
Our 5aud, recipients of thy love,
Would still nplorc thy aid,
NAV we IN UNITY Improve,
Ti tyrants are dsmay'd.
Till enyy's breath shall sink in death,
And faction cease TO wound the peace
OF Freedoms chosen sons.
Though envy hurls her furious darts,
And malice SCOTS around,
Still may The uIii0n oi our hearts,
In hrmer CHAINS be bound.
Till envy's breath shall sink in death,
Aud faction cease to wourd the peace
Of Freedoms chosen sons
Mavno unhallowed strong desire
Within our bOsoms rave,
To be but rvise, may VIC aspire,
And vr,uousy brave.
Thy will our guide, Freedom our pride,
The lures Of vice shall not entice
Our steps remote from thee.
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ORDER or PROCESSION

preCedeQ Oy tDeN hiauk, VI o|iioS, Sa'y'"b
roll containing the records OF TRIBAL pro-
ccedngs.
Visiting Brothers belonging to the Wolf
tribe Of other societies.
Tribe hunter with bow and arrow.
Makawalaw, or Marshal of the Wolf tribe.
Ochamaw, or standard-bearer, with the STAN
dard of the Tribe.
Sachcn of ditto.
Officers of The Wolf tribe of other societies
with the officers Of the satne lank IN this
society.
The other tribes arranged the same, VIZ.
g. Raccoon tribe, South Caroina)
4. Buffaoe Tribe, (.North Carohna)
S. Deer tribe, (Virginia.)
6, Fox tribe, (Afarytand)
Z. Tiger tribe, (Dctd7care.)
Rattle Snake tribe, Pennsylvania
9. Tortoise tribe, Nt7v Jerscy.)
10. Eagle tribe, New York.)
IL. Bea, tribe, Connecticut
- Band of Musick.
IS Panther tribe, { Massachuoet's.)
IA Otter tribe, (Nezs Hamhshire.)
Is. Beaver triha, (Rhods- Istand)
le. Sycamore, hro tenn, bearing the Toma-
hawk Of war.
II. A Sycamore hro rem. bearing the grand
standard of the Order, aided BY ,wo masters
OF ceremonies bearing the tAsseis
l8. A Sycamore hre TEN. bearing the Cdh q
Liberty, aided by two masters ot ceremonies,
bearing the candles, emblemalck OF The
light of Truth
le The Father in Council, carrying the cd'u-
met Of Peace. The scribe ~ tile council of
Sachems his lell.
90. The Grand Sachem, with the Treasurer
OH his right, and Secretary on his ieit.
81. Orator of the day and Clergy.
%. The Sheriff of the county of Newport.
Marshais of the day in full uniform, with
their badges.
Every part of the exercises was performed
in ii manner highly gratifying to large and
respectable audience. The musick was Ju-
dciously selected, and sung with degree OF
animation and Judgment, rarely eXcelled'
The Oration by Mr.. Hazard is an elegant
piece of omposition--cODtains sound ann
correct reasoning--and was pronounced IN
digniied and commanding manner. we
hope TINS Grafton will be given 10 the paollck,
as it contains the principles and object "i this
much caiumniated Society.
After the services were concluded, the
procession again formed, and proceeded up
Farewell-street, round Liberty tree, down
Thames-street, end up Washington-square
10 their great wigwam in the state house ;
after which they retired to Brother Eldred's
Hotel, and sat down to an excellent dinner
prepared for the occasion after which re-
past the following toasts were drank.
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CHEAP SHOES.


OFFERS forssle, at his shce-storc,
" No. 100, THAMEs-sTRgET,
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Heel Shoes and Fancy Soaps.
.yu,t receiped from .Meqv- York,

Just received from .Neqv- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls IN
boxes of dozen each, assorted' some OF
which is superior to any ever brought 10 this
place.
IN STORE,
100 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and In pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes VERY low prlced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by u, by 10 and by 9 English and a.
merican Window Glass, by the box
Sjp Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and On
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November |. eo5tiaW
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October IL. o.
10 the Lovers of Agriculture
lin annie and fertile field is presented.

VANISHING to direct my attention to
w different employment than that OF
farming, offer to let, for term OF years.
that V.dLUABLE ESTATE whereon re-
side, and known as .Aterander's Island. his
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap Of government; the
main road passing through has afforded to
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive farm -
This property, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders It an object well
worthy the att: ntion of the farmer. AAy
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing 10 rent it is presumed
will view the estate.
r If this property is not soon applied
for, shall make arrangements for the Gull
tivation OF it myself, which will preclude o.
theirs for the succeeding year. Any intor-
nation will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island. by George Wash
ing.On, or myself resident thereon.
j w. H. Washington.
November 60
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

CEDAR Grove. NGVeNUtf - 49,
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY on the Goth June last, from
the estate of Daniel M'Carty, deceased, IN
the county Of Westmorelan1, and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a
bout t!,isty-fiyc years Of age, dark com lex-
ion, about six feet high, a bad countenance,
and remarkable scar acloss his nose, and
another on his head, a little above his lore
head; he had on homcspun twilled yarn
and cotton round Jacket and 2antaloons.-
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes il is the, efore thought unnecessary
to describe them more PARTICULARLY. It's
expected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neghborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy OF their
pass, or certificate of freedom. 1t is conh-
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavor TO get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given,
if token in Tie county, and if out of the state
and secured in any Jail, SO that get him a.
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters of vessels and other
persons, arc hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest pen
allies of the law. r. S.
September 10 60