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sid provinces thus publish, declare
and rattty tho same, binding each one
to the other, through us, to tho IuiEl.
msnt and support Of this their viii,
under the pie ge and warranty Of their
own lives, fortunes and iamc. Let this
resolution be communicated to the dc.
partment Il doth belong to, TO make til.
same public and out of the respect
due TO other nations, let q manifesto
be issued, detailing tho great & weigh
~ reasons, that have moved and con
strained us to make this solemn decla-
ration. Done In the hall Of sessions,
aligned by DIR hands, sealed with the
sealS OF the congress, and countersisI-
ed ~ the representatives acting sccre-
taries.
A(Signed)
Francisco Marine DE Lafride, ~.
(Here follow the signatures of twenty
seven representatives
Jose Maraine SerTano, Sec'ry.
Juan jose Passo, Sec'ry
Aform ofthe ocsh 90 De administered to
p aiLfhe inhabitants Of the United Pro.
.yipcgs of Soaf6 .dmtrica
LIZ y'o " wv toiN SSut
TIC sign Of the Cross. to promote ant
defend the liberty of the Uni I'd Pro-
vinces Of South America, and its indie.
penoence, from the Iii of Spain, Fer.
dinand VII. their SUCCESSORS, and me
stropoiis, as well as irl IN the dominion
of any other powet! Do ynu>swear 20
QUE Lord God, aud promise to our
country, 10 uphold these rights even TO
th- ross OF your life, fortune and fame
Yes, do--so help you God, and keeI
900 stsadiast but should you fail In
your duty, may he, and our country
Liaim il from you.
(Signed)
DIR SERRANo, Sec'ry
III the session OF the 20,i, OF June, ii
was enacted that the ske blue and white
h,g heretofore used, be henceIoub
considered as the national lag
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
RE YARD.
I'D AN AWAY, on the night of the
IA 29la UT negro girl, named
POLLY.

About Is or is years Of age. tall and
slender made, not dark coiored; her
upper eye teeth project which shew
when she talks or laughs; has u smooth
skin and small features took with her
variety OF clothing, amongst which
which wasa black broad cloth great
coat, with white metal buttons. She
may yet be secreted in this place, as
she was persuaded to elsPe BY her
free relations who live here.
A reward Of Ten Dollars will be
paid if she is apprehsnded in the dis.
trict, or the above reward, II out Of 1t,
AID secured 10 any jalL SO that she is
recovered
For information Of the owner,
Ifhty az his 96ice.
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EHrERkI
Public Sale.

TOMORROW, at half paft 3 p. M.
Will behold, on the. premiles,
A Brick HOUSE, and d Lot OF
Ground,
Situate on Duke -frcet, between Patrick &;
Henry itreets, 80 feet front, and extending
back SO iesttos an alley--now occupied by
VIM. Dsyaughn. - 4
Terms made knowHat fhe'plaee of fale.
PC. MARSTELLER.
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yIOU are hereby not:E-a thar ,be h;
s. ree,-Tax for ,ST6 has heeome dne
md 1soablcS ;ina tb,t ,,tend,nce I'll, he
,,;,,ai, y, ,er.ve The en-. =, The tl,o,.;','
.eine. anil places. viz %
Al Fairfax {. noiIfr a., Mo55a, ,hs
'1'tfFt sGf {, ~ am Of Oc,absr
3 and ain of Nov
At CentreviIle Tuelday zzd,
AT Gum Spring Wedneiday aad.
"A, Aide Ihurfday zatI,.
AT Middleburg Friday a'fth,
At UpperyilIc Saturday ,6ib
AtUnion town MONDAY asth.
AT Capt. Greee's fore. .:1ueIday 10Th,
AT Pumpkin Town '.g,.c Wedneflay ,o,b
AT Smiths .CroIs Roads Thnrfday siit,
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REMOVA
REMOVAL.
Waiiam Morgan,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

"A AS removed to tile Store laleiy
a 4. occupied by Mrs. Mary Hsrper,
,Vest side OF Royal street, nearly ol,po.
site his former stand, where he CONT
nues TO keep good assortment oil
BooEs aud Sboes, made from the f. {
quality of Philadelphia Tnatcrials- IL
takes this opportunity Of returning his
grateful acknowledgements TO his Gus
toners and the public in general TO,
the liberal encouragement and suppol ,
he has experienced since he .commenc-
ed business, and begs leave to assn &
them that no exertion shall be wanting
on his part TO please and give satisfae-
iion.
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HIST RRCFrvEH.

DY the brig Alfred and fchooner Sifers,
ID from Portland, gr, at variety of
FANCY FURNITURE,
Computing general aaortment; which, for
tate, elegance and Workmanship, has never
been excelled by any Importation. Among
the articles are.
Two highly fnifhed book cafes,
Two Side boards,
Bureaus, Tables, Stands, .
Fancy and Windfor Chairs, elegantly Or
namentsd, Sofas,
Bed1. ads, complete with duck bottoms
$500 ALSO,
Three light one-h orie Wagons. &c &c.
All of winch viii be fold low for CASH or
FLoUE. SAMUEL WARD,
Lower end of Prince itreet.
Move mberI. at
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0@ There will be no Market
lor Butchers Meat on SUNDAY,
till next May.
JscohWi9miper.
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Batt,mors. Der. 90.

BoIElMoTs. Ger. 80.
There is no reasoning so pow erful
as tie evidence OF plain facts. Tbs
Bostonians have now full demoastra-
ton OF the faliacy OF all their reasoni. g
on what they called -the Depreciation oi
southern t,Lnk notes. The notes OF
the BaitiBfore banks were some Tins
since at sldiscoun, of twenty three per
cent. III Boston and the writer's IN the
Boston papers contended, with SONS
reasoning and more abuse, that these
notes were appreciated, and that this
depreciation was caused by the refusal
Of the banks to pay specie, and must
continue and even increase until spe-
Gle payments should be resumed =
The banks in Baltimore have not ysr
resumed the payment q specie for theii
notes. The Bvs.onians say thar their
banks have always redeemed their
notes in specie The difference of ex
change between the two cities is now
seveT per csAt.--Fed. Gaz.
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All foreigners concerned In this trade
must conduct their business through
Spanish consignces.
s PAUL CHACON.
Spanish Consul
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MEDICAL.
FROM the NafIoaat NegisteI

From the RaHoaat Register.
The Hopping Cough being at pre-
sent geperalIy prevalent among chi
dren, and as persons living in the couu
try, al a distance from me dIcal aid, may
be rendered very uneasy by the urgent
symptoms 1T sometimes assumes, |
think it may be dsetul TO make kaowG
90 s'.ch very simple remedy for thi,
Distressing iniantiic disorder; which
was suggested to me some years since
by lady on Cumberland island in the
state of Georgia. The good effects o.
this remedy / Witnessed in upwards Of
fifty cases among the black chlidren OH
the plantation all of whom, by the
use of this remedy passed through the
disease without experiencing one bad
symptom, while the childrrn in the
neig hborhood,troated 10 the usual man
ner by the phy sicians, were dying 10
8leas numbers. This remedy consists
of equal portions of new mix aud the
bye strained from hickory ashes; o.,
which one table spoonful may be given
every hour tbi ough lhe day TO q chiia
of or years Old. As,ruck suppos-
as the cause of this disorder 10 be seat
ed In the stomach and 20 consist oil IN
disestions OF That organ, producing
cid eFuctations and sometimes vom ing,
whereby the pharynx and iaryhx are IT.
ritated. Admitting this to be the cause
the ratioral,ty OF the operation vi this
medicine becomes at once obvious, Con
sistins in the naturalization Of the su
perabundant acid of tue stomach by the
vegetable sal. that is held suspended l.;
the Iye. Z. b Ii
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which We have received along with.
those Ct Friday; contain the official con
firmation Of the most unexpected piece
OF intelligence. The chamber of de.
puties il dissolved, the Ultras are scat
tered and reduced into contemplate
nothing, atihe moment they were sing
ing the song of victory, and about to
place their own ministry IN tho seat OF
administration. The Nonltenr OF Sa
turday, contains an ordinance Of the
king, dated sth inst. and signed By NJ.
Lame, minister o! the intcr'oc, dissolv.
ing the chamber Of deputies and con-
vokiDg tho electoral colleges for the
purpose OF reelection. This unex
|pected triumph Of the Conslitutional-
lists, at the instant almost when they
seemed to have no other alternative
than resighiDg their places. or abandon
ing their principles is ss gratifying as
II is surprising. The king has acted
wisely il this particular He can, lose
nothing in acting in. CONFORMITY. with
the constitutions, sndfsihe assurance
which France expects to see preserved
inyiolate and il is doubtless the evil
dent security and Increased strength to
tho government, resulting from an ad :,
herence 10 the principles Of liberty and
justice. and the wishes of the majority
OF the nation which have Induced the
head ofthe Bourbons TO adopted this
sudden determination ~
British consols, 6lg-sa62.
Extract of letter received in this
place, dated Antigua, 18th Septem-
Der. ~
am sorry to Inform you, that macy
OF the vessels from, the u. States un.
der Briisa colors. have been seized ia
the different islands, Tor not being La
vigated according to law, that is, they
must have three iourlhs British sea-
men, Which has not been the case there
fore, let your friends. knew his thai
they may be OIL their guard"
We have been requested TO state,
for the information of lie stoc kholters
lii the bank OF the United States, Thar
the following gentlemen have bsen APP.
pointed directors, by the president O.
the u States:
VIM. Jones', Stephen Girard ano
Pierce Butter, OF Philadelphia James
a. Buchanan, of Baltimore md jobu
Astor, of New Yofk---Ereeman's Jour
Neav York. Der. 81.
The sicop of war Alert, lieuI.>stew
arr is under sailing orders for the Nc
diterranean. She received her dis
patches and stores for our squadron il.
the Mediterranean
+ ,SE SHIP NEWS. 80
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Neav York, ocf. 81.
The sicop of war Alert, lieut.rstew
are is under sailing orders for the Mo
diterranean. She received her dis.
patches and stores for our squadron il
the Mediterranean
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NDTICE

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY coNcEny,
NOU are hereby notified that the Di
< L rect Tax, for 1916, has become due
aud payable, ana that attendance will be
given 10 receiyestbe fame al the following
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DIR. SERRANO, Sec'ry

III the session OF the 2O,it OF June, ii
was enacted that the ske blue and white
fi,g heretofore used, be henceIorib
cnnsidered as the national lag.
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Ebenezer Vowel, >,

Perfons having letters in the above 10
will plsaGc mention they are advertiled
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NJ
MARY Muse

Saml. hlitchell
ferd. Matlteller
Alexander MicKenzie.
James Mcclure
Nancy Minor
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Leu Dollars RewMd.

| ABsCoNDED on Tuesday l,..
|muiatto woman named Fanng. for,osIa
the property of Mrs. Blackburn. l,ts \
Alexandra.
Fanny is a bright mu alto, about .,
years OF age, oflow stature; she has M
merous acquaintance in Alexan5S,
|where she lived several years, and l..
a mother living at Neabsso furnace. !
the county Of Prince William at n, !.
or the other of which places she wilIr,''
badly be found, or on her way to pill,
|delphia, with forged pass.
II the above described slave is aDr..
blended within ten miles of my hou,,
and brought home, ] wi 4 give revsI
of Fifty Dollars, and if at greater d..
|tancs, One Hundred Doll RS. Herhv
band lives at Mr.. John A. Washinstoo,,
near Charles Town.
Henry S. Turnr.
Jefferson County, Va.
April 26 if
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD

The Store of the subscriber was eater
ed by a ladder through the second story
window, and the following articles taken
|tberefrom, as near as can be ascertalned:
8 bags. 90 loaves sugar; one dozen Ma
|deira wine, sealed with the letters 1 + Z
one box segars, one doz. tumblers, an
|old red Morocco pocket book, contain
ling one 90 dollar note OF the central
Bank of Georgetown, one i've dollar
tnote of the State Bank of North. Caro-
lima, one of three dollars Of the bank OF
|Cape Fear, one OF 20 dollars OF bank OF
1.-The South Branch of Potomac. one 10 do
Iof do. and several other small notes a.
mounting in all to 100 dollars. Also, a
lnote drawn by Ankrew Bartle for S446
Is9 cents. dated 18th March 1916, OF 60
days, endorsed by the subscribers a
draft on William NJ. Chick e Co. and
accepted by them, for S455 80 drawn
about s1st March 1916, at 90 days !; a
note dawn by Thomas ierris at &c da5
dated 4th April, 10 ~ 500 a rote,
drawn byJ. IL Clement "a. a, sc
ilays, dated l6.h aza ap - 1881
r cents endorse ny tss ,ai'ocrlner J;
a charter patty 70 tie sch. F.iendShiP.i
signed by adams. Hetbert and co. and
the subscriber.
Tie above rewas d will be given for
the detection and convictions OF the|
thief or thieves, or Eifty Dollars sorI
the Pocket Book and its contents. The
public are cautioned against receiving
any of the above notes.
! g Caldwell.
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ALSO.
j. II. CLF.WENTS g Go.

j. II. CLEMENTS g Co.
HAVE just resolved & offer for sale
H at their Ware House, corner OF
Mng and Water streets,
IL hhds prime ". Orleans sugar,
4 do old Jamaica rum
4 do Antigua do
2 pipes real cognac brandy
1 do Holland gin
chests fresh young hyson tea
do and 6 boxes gunpowder an
perial do
10 bales raw cotton
10 bags pimento and pepper
10 kegs ground ginger
5 seroons l.. F. Indigo
so boxes Havana cigars.
They expect in a few days.
100 barrels Baltimore whiskey
so bags nice green coffee
100 boxes fresh mustard
so kegs Carrots snuff
ton small and large shot
10 kegs Brandywine powder
5 hhds molasses
40 boxes soap.
March rtf
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NOTICE.

>u-sr rnrs,,aoce OF decree of the honor
able the Chancellor Of Maryland, l
, vi, sell at public auction, all the Real
estate Of which William III. Claggett,
Esd late Of Prince Georges County,
deceased. died possessed, to wit one
well improved lot with excellent build
;ncs thereon, in Piscataicay, at present
occupied by DIR. William Marshall, jun.
"a valuable farm 5 miles from Piscata-
way, on which the deceased resided;
containing about $50 acres, nearly nan
Of which IS excellent woods-witn every
necessary building, and the lana 'foni
experimenthighly susceptible etinpeove'
ment from the use of clover and plaster,
Also. an undivided sixth part OF tsac'
afland within enc mile Of Chaptico, %
which the late DR.. John H. Brlscoe re,
sided. This last property will De soio
Al Ckapiico, on Wednesday the l5tF
day Of May next, and the other proper
~ will be sold in Piscatu,cay on satur
dav the 18th of same month. The terms
will be that the purchasers give bonds on
Interest from the days of sale, payable ~
one, two and three years. The proper
ty will be sold clear of and released from
The widows dover.
THOS. MUNDELL, Trus.
April 26.----dSw
All persons having claims against the
deceased, will lodge them properly aa
thenticated, Gin the Chancery office, oil
or before the eighteenth day Of Novem
Der next.
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Valuabls Mil Property for Sale.

Valuable Mil Property for Sale.
N1NDER the authority OF a deed OF
Ia trust, from the late capt. George
North, for certain purposes therein men
|ioned, the subscribers will expose to
sale, ON the premises, on Monday the
9Th day Of May, 1916, that valuable M.ll
Seat on Holmes Run, in the county Of
Fairfax, to which are attached about for
ty-two acres of land. This valuable pro-
9ertyis about six and half miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing.
ton. There is a turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing by this pro.
perty and interesting the Little River
turnpike road.
The Mill House is built of stone, 50
|by 40 feet, three stories high with COM
pete machinery, the whole new, and in
excellent order. There is also com.
|nodious dwelling house. kitchen, stables.
|yc. A further description is deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to pur.
chase will probably view the property
|before the day OF sale.
One third Of the purchase money will
be required in hand, and the remaining
two thirds in six and twelve months, with
a deed of trust upon the property to Sc
cure the payment.
( John Mckinney,
n. S, Wise,
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John M'Kinney,.
n. S. Wise.
March S
TUITION

TIE subscriber purp ses to open :
school on the first day { next month, in
tie school house formerly occupied BY
Mr.. Paradise, near Prince street; for
the purpose of teaching Reading, Writ
Ing. Arithmetic, and the English Gram
mar, ard hopes by attention to merit the
patronage of the public.
". 3. Sears.
april 25 2aatf
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LANDING,
From the brig Milo, capt. b. Greei,
from Portland,

From the brig Milo, capt. y. GreeiJ
from Portland,
And for sale by
LAWRASON & F0WLE,
u tons clean st. Petersburgh Hemp
so bolts first quality Russia Duck,
220 ps. Ravens do.
500 boxes brown Soap,
Also, landing and for sale,
so bbls. Tar,
2 tons Cordage Of superior quality
different sizes,
April 2.
The Cargo of Ship Boston,
Oliver P. Finley, master, from Gloral
tar, via Isle of May, consisting OF
5000 bush. Salt
4 as .b bsss' Nussstsl 8 b. Raisins
So pipes Catalonia wine
: pipes 81. s.,s, ; Malaga Wine
zoo or. casks choice old Sherry DO
10 cases Hint Glassware
SOC reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
40 cases best Florence Oil
case Florence Silks,
VII. commence landing to day and i
offered for sale by
800. Adams, Herbert g Go.
Arr;l
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NOIICE.

THE Stockholders of the Warerb
company are hereby notified, that ii
election for a President and tuels D
rsctors advertised to be held at the o.
fee OF the Company on Monday the 90
instant, is postponed until the Gin daya
June next.
John A. ". Smith, CasFr
april 25
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Richard G.. Norton.

Richard G.. Norton,
g TOR NEY At l. a ",
ENAS taken as an Office the room ion
IL ms!iately over that at present oe
copied by John u. Sifnn,s, Esquire, OF
Plinee.street, and nearly opposite Mr.
IA. MilIer's warehouse.
r. c. N. will be at his office ever,
evening from three o'clock till sunset.
april 90 etuth&s3w
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Lost O. miSlald.

ASoSI u IllSlaiQ,
A certificate for 100 shares of the
Stock OF the Marine Insurance Compa.
ny of Alexandra, numbered from Ne
551 to $50 inclusive, in the name Of
James Heron, for renewal OF which ap-
plication will be made to the Office o.
the said company.
Jarees Taylor, Jun.
Executor of James Heron, decd
March so IF
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MlllerS & Farmers Attend.

TN pursuance of a decree OF the hon
the Chancellor of Maryland, vii
sell at public auction, in Rscataacay, OF
SATURDAY., the 18th day of May next, al
the Real Estate of hudson ~. C1aggett
ESQUIRE, late Of Prince Georges Coun.
w, deceased. This estate consists Of
half mill and lot Of ground of ABOUT e
acres, and aa adjoining farm containing
about $50 Or 400 acres.
The mill from the constaney of its
stream and contiguity to market, being
about one and half miles from Piscata
way, from whence there is water car
riage, and seven miles from Alexandria,
is truly valuable TO any peron wishiSg to
engage a capital in that line. Grain in
abundance can be had in the neighbor-
hood--two pair of stones, one OF burr
and one for country work, are at present
running--but important improvements
might easily be made as the house is
large. The land is fertile and capable
of great improvement by the use of pEais-
ter or clover. The whole property will
be sold clear and unencumbered with
the widows dover. The 9ill and farm
will be offered separately.
The terms of sale are that the purcha-
ser shall give bond with approved secu-
rity on interest from the day of sale
and payable in one aud two years.
Sale to begin at l2 o'clock.
Thomas .Nandeil, Trustee:
april 26 dSw
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april 10

april III
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
| RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
Irving in Anne-Arundel county, Mary.
land, near Queen-Anne, on the 10th
instant, likely light mulatto lad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about S feet
or 9 inches high--had on when abscond-
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, new fur hat and boots. he has
|also a variety of other cloathing with
him which is unknown-he is an artful
fellow. and as he reads and writes very
we'll no doubt WIKI forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandra or
(teorgetown Jail, and Sixty Dollars if
brought to me.
Wm. G. Sanders.
N. B. All masters of vessels q others
nre forewarned barbering or carrying off
said fellow at their peril.
December Is Cav
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Notice.

THOSE persons whe are indebted to
me as administrator of Richard Brent.
deceased, are notified that their bonds
for their purchases on the cd November
last, fall due on the Cd of May, and are
left with Philip Harrison. Esq. of Dunn
fries, to whom they are requested to
make payment.
HIM. Brent, Jun. Adm'r.
of Richard Brent, decd.
april e6 st
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For Amsterdam or Rotterdam,

For Amsterdam or Rotterdam
DIRECT,
Or to stop at Havrs or Cosces TO-
orders from Mr.. William II. Miller
to whom shippers will consign thel
property
:SSN The good Brig Lydia, Captai'
49, Haskell, she has the greater par
of her cargo engaged, and will com
mence ladipg Immediately and can tax
a few hogsheads on freight
DODGE & KETTELL. I
Anr;l TT
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Fresh Teas.
Fifty Dollars Reward

VIII be given for apprehendIng D 'Sr
David, who ran away from the su0ie ,a.l
on Wednesday TIE Goth day 81 n',l
last. Negro DaAid is likely young 81
low OF a yellow complexion. has !:
under his left eye, and scar Oh h'.Tf
ancle, and also one On his rlsA'" M
hand. He carried away With mr. ., ~, ,.os
horse, saddle and bride, and WIN, ~ -
than probable, attempt TO eject ~ ~ a.
cape 10 Pennsylvania. lie is Ee' ,ri
quainted in the state Of srginI@
went of in that direction. M
| will give twenty i've dollars :. .stso
person for agprebehding nm, i snts,
IN the state if taken out Of inc aJist
Fifty dollars. The person app!.ssne.o thi
him will coufne him III any jan ~
| get him again. ~
zeI hannah Franh l, d
April 10
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Burr Milestone Mandatory

Burr Milestone Mandatory
seliE subscriber. intending to return
TO the town of Alexandria and re.
sune his former business OF Burr Mill
stone making, takes this method to in.
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business, about the
first of April next, at his old stand, where
tic wiIl.be prepared to execute all orders
In his line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
Dec IS 2aw