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the OLD republican party. as the biitereSt offs
enenieS. lie will hud thai they have always
connhSd tBe term necessary" TO ibdiSpensa-
Ole powers that is to say - such pow ers with
out which those enumerated cannot be carried
into effect" Nothing 80 completely satisfies .,
that the Patriot has forgotten the doctrines OF
The republicans, as when lie says" the words
of the constitution are Congress shall have
power TO provide tor the general welfare 90
Now, we contend, il say no such thing aud
the old reps bltcauN protested against its Aaean-
ing IL. See Madisons report.
The Patriot denies that HE constitute on does
not expressly limit COnsreSs 10 powers that are
proper and necessary" We shall not dispute
about distinctions without a difference. We
say, that the constitutions rs grant OF limited
powers; aud that which is not given is reserUed.
This, the constitution itself now expressly
says. 1t then, Congress receive Only proper
and necessary" powers, what's not proper and
necessary is not given that Is, they are for
Dldden by the very spirit of the Instrument,
ana they are expressly reserved by the 10th
amendment. Taking ,hem this clause ia the
constitution in connection with its spirit ano
WIN the 10th amendment, we would even cell
tenn that the words proper aud necessary
IA this clause themselves restricliuc. Con-
greSS may do what is proper a,.d ne cesSary;
bui 1t they 20 beyond that, they travel 6sy0nd
their ponerS. This very clause, then while il
IS IN one sense permiSsive quo I'D hoe, is in ano-
ther restrictive.
The Patriot SAYS &" a choice of means is of
the very essence of governmeut," &c. Ii he
means choice among schemes, some one of
which is necessary, but all of which are mere
matters OF detail, not essentially differing
from each other) we agree with him.
For Instance, L am going to Charleston
1 may take .ariouS roads but | must take
one OF them 10 get there. So Congress il about
10 collect tSimposis i0rths purpose cust0m-
houses aud collectors are necessary but they
may establish a cuStOm-house at the towns y +,
B or G &; they may give the collectors or 10
or Is per cent commission; among these de-
tallS. q which \
slightly differing from each other, Con-
.ress may choose but . thus far aud no tar
ther )" IL cannot choose any but what are " ne
ctSsaTy sc. And in not making thin obvious
distinction, consists the sOphiSln OF AN iugen-
lows writer in The Philadelphia Union tsuppos
ed TO be Mr. SergeanD who attempts 10 au-
swer Amphyctiou. As soon we have room
enough. we shall publish this piece. Cannot
we prevail on the Union TO publish Amphye-
ton II
We stop here for The present. We hope the
Patriot will read over the papers 10 which we
have referred him and then, if lie chooses,
we Will resume our argument.
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DRUMOPHYLAX.

The account from Buenos Avres about
me Ontario proves 10 be in orreci. Lord
Cochrane did not wish to- interfere with
Captain Biddle, on account of his taking
on board million of dollars (Spanish
property J an act Of this descriptions (coy.
ering enemies property under a naiioral
vrsseD "ouid have been condemned by ,hy
law OF nations. II was the withholding
salute TO the CHILEAN flag, but under
principle oIreciprocity, that caused cor
fespondence between the twO command
ers. we know not what the rule is in
such cases in our own navy tbougb we
presume Captain Biddle both understood
and observed IL. We shall believe so un-
I'll the contrary has been proved.
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BY DUNG, S0dlh { Hollg, Meio Yo5'F.

. - NdSV 'dIF OF IldTUNdrr, &c.
M oNpAf nm in'fa't, at O'Clock, in the Long
Hardwaie, cutlery, Szddlvty, Plated aud jspani,d
ware, anJ Hsavy OOods-mosty lew and calculated
ior the southern landing from the late ships from
LNerPooi.-FeTms very liberal which viii be made
khown ~ The lime Of s4e.... Further particulars in
New YORK payers. uayil 81
NollCt.-ibe Nave Minis concern being dissolved
- All persons having claims on said concern
ore requested 10 call on Mf Thomas Ha0ie of Man
Indebted 10 said concern viii please ngke pssnrrnt
So, SAMUEL MYERS,
way ~ It'll lOSLrH MARY.
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PROpAGArION OF FIsH.

The inhabitants OF several towns in Yer
mout, have planned grand fishing voyage for
The purpose Of TRANSMITTING fish from the wa
tiers of Lake ChaHiplan, into other small lakes
aud streams where they have not before eXis-
ted. They announce that it is satisfactorily
ascertaintd that fish in abundance may be so
propagated.
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ELECTION RETURNS

NFw YORK. May 5.--rhe steam boat Of this
morning brings ms the Albany papers of yes
terday morning which furnish much intorma-
ton res cting the result of the late Election
IN various parts of the State. The amount of
the whole is, that, so far as is yet known, there
are 81 Federal Members of Assembly chosen,
10 Clintonian, and Sc Anti Clintonian.
We shall publish the total number of votes
for senators in the various districts as soon as
the returns shall have been received. The
Anti-Clintonian Candidates are probably cleo
ted in the Southern District one of the Fede
raj and one of the Anti ClintOsau candidates
i'll tue Middle District one Federaist aud
two Clintonlans i'm the Eastern District, and
two Clintonans in the Western District.
SHOCKING suicide.-About o'clock this
morning, z. Leseinger, native of Germa-
ny, WHO resided at AZ Barclay street, III
consequence Of Misunderstanding with
his landlord about rent, set fire 10 the pre-,
misses and then cut his own throat, both
wrists, and stabbed himself i'm four places
III the left breast. He was 20 years old,
and hadno family. The fire had mad con
siderable progress in the interior of the
building before it was discovered. After
ii was got under, the body of Leseinger
was found lyInSin a bed in one of the
upper rooms, II the situation above des-
cribed. E. Post.
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Quere. Has the state any right TO fix
the Bank of Kentucky as it is now usedbs
a {" means for collecting AND distributing
The revenueI A right 10 tax implies
right TO destroy" aud The u. States must
be. supreme" in the use of " means.'!!!!
Arous
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GoochLand Lana for safe

Goochiaid Lana for sale.
an UoHday, the 10Th Instant, in the csunty OF
~ GoochIand at the cOnrlh0pse Of the said county
tbeBg court day, will be sold tTact Of LAND,
tanning 2O2 acres, and lying about i've six miles
| which he purcba ed ofwm. Relford. The above sale
will take place the above dae IN front of Captain
AnderSOus tavern twelve months credit and will be
sold subject to the widows dover.
WIN. PRICE, Ag,ntJor II. LanghSm.
Mavi,i 2t
INDWARD CURD-RespecIfuy offers his services as
~ practitioner Of medicine 70 the inhabitants Of
nenrico aud tIauover.-He Iesds al his fathers,
the Mechanicsyie turnpike road, about miles from
| Richmond.
Henrco, May IL. Lat
A extensive aud well selected collection OF L4N
IA ROCKS, the library Of The lite Judge Nelson, will
be sold at auction, in the city Of amsbuIg, or Fri
| daV, the 7th Of June. FIANCIS NELSON.
May -. l..ids'
| IN pursuance ola deed Of trust rom Thomas Peers
Of the county Of Goocband 70 ne Of record IN the
Office Of the court Of bustings for tie city ofRichmOnd
to the payment Of sum Of money 10 Byrd
George shall sell at public auction, Tor ready mo
Hey on the premises on the NH list at Eve O'cOrk
IN the evening" cefian piece parcel or iotof LAND
in the said city being thrtyeigb Get 'front.' the
south side Of Bloody Run street, ind running back
about one hundred hundred .hd five feet being
all the ground purchased by said Petfs Of Daniel Nor
rss, and conveyed to him By deed Of record in The
court Of hastings Tor said city. The iced been
Nay III II. - - Ids \. SHEPPARD.
FERMAN LfNENS.-i2O bales, consisting Of tick.
II ienburgo, oznaburgs, buraps, iiessisns, romans
doWias, checks. aud white rolls
Is bales Dantzic rolls
boxes oil cloth
I hos velvet rihhOn
400 half boxes b, 10. and 10 by 2 window glass
90 boxes hollow glass, consisting 81 quar- pint
and half pint dccauters and tumblefs
- bundles German steel
10 casks marbles
50 hampers vine bottles
200 casks cut nails, assorted
so hoses sprigs aud tacks-- F0r sqfr by
Maya ii6..w0if LrcEE & SlZER.
4 AND FOR SALE.-S24l acres ~ LAND IN GoOch-
\ land comfy. formerly ONutd ~ Jesse Cutd.-A
GOOD quatTy Of Zee stone open sld is supposed
to contain coai. The buildings good. The propTi-
etor wishes remove the west aud will sell on
long credu fof par ofthe money. pIiication TO be
made 10 John CfonCh. near The isud % 10 Jordan
FIournOy of Pc rtsf1R.
May ~. i''~an
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Boots, Shoes, SiralO BOnnetS, &c.
A DAMS & SPEAR-On Main st. opposite Messrs.
n SlapaTd & Webbs, have on hand
10 cases Wellington boots
IS do. mems thick BeOiees
200 do. do shoes
so do. boys do.
81 do. ladies' morocco and leather do.
90 do. do. Toans
10 do. childTen's do.
Napt and WOO hats ; hat bodies; straw
bonnets wire sieSes, morocco, leather, aud
many other articles too numerous for an
advertisement
All Of which being consignment, direct from the
manufactures will be sold worthy the atten-
tiSn of and country shants, who respect
fully invited to call and examine.
May II. eff
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ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Col. MORGAN,
of the Rifle Regiment, is ordered TO the
command of the Yellow Stone expedi
ton. He left ST. Louis for his command
during the last week.
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OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The Charleston Patriot again takes up the
gauntlet for the Supreme Court. 1T denie,
th al its own doctrines" bear the. least tIuctuTG
OF GRti-repHbLcWLBism ;" rdiCHles ihc jealOuSIcs
that have been expressed aud asserts that 40
unpTeludiced mind can" maintain tie dog.
mas utterly advanced by these aiarmists III
relation to the constitution" Indeed !" lat
teIly advancedp We maintain that these Opt
Mons are rot Heu, that they are tie doctrines
of the republican party from Tie very origin Of
this party down 10 tie period of its asceudan-
cy that they were the opinions Of Jefferson,
of Madison, of Monroe, OF Gaiiatin, aud that
Intrepid phdlanX, who in Congress, in tie
State Legislatures in the public prints, In %,
aud 30, resisted all tie encTUdCiments Of tie
federal party upon the constitution, partcu
Iarly those memorable ones the Alien aud Sc
dition acts. IL the Pdtriot has forgotten the
history Of those times, we advise him sgain TO
read them. He will he surprised 10 find, of
what rank fedeTaldOgmas he Is now the cham
piOn We ask him cduddly has he ever read
Madison's speech on the Bank bill, the pitb Of
JefterS0u's argument OH the same bill, aSStalcd
IN 9Th MaTshaiPs life ct W ashingtou, the report
onhe Virginia Legislature written by Madison
on the Alien ~ >edtiOn Laws the resolutions
of Kentucky drawn by Jefferson; the debate
on the Alien aud ScdItiOu acts. particularly
the Speeches Of Galatiu and Nicholas the
report Of Itxauder Hamilton on tie back
and the arguments OF the tederalSis on those
Institutional topic ~ he has read them
ho7, can he 5as that the doctrines we maintain
afc Lat kdterig advanced Let him bat read
them, aud he will find himself, strange 10 tell,
as complete an apostate in these respects from
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Lind nsnr IKE Brook Tumgike, for safe.
4 pursuance OF The ias viii aud testament of iir-
John Williamson, 6ec.--One hundred and nineteen
acres OF LAND VIII be sold the highest bidder "a
front OF the Eagle Hotel, in this city, i2 ocloet
tbs2ofh Hdy 81 thfS month, for bond with approved
security, aud deed Of trust 10 the payment.
About tWo-thi'ds OF this lard is IN woods Sdloms
the LANDS OF VIM. Moncuie Richard Edwards, anu VIII
son GregoIy-and lies within about miles OF this cy.
WM. n. PRICE. EtOT
Of Joha UiEiiGRSOn, dec.
~ The sale will he conducted 10y Heron, Sinton &c
Co. AuctiUneeIs. May If. IDS
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) ,ubs have plates for a number

9'''es fla ,''e p'a'es ior a NUMBER . 'Eer-
Please to write me, aud tell whether lou
We lately heard from Mr.. w. " lind
X. G." WHO were in Canada when you
srute tue last, and what success they
lave had. tliiuk it would be well Tor
,pu 10 look out for about dozen good,
tasty, bold, active, sly, cunning, share,
teen, smooth, honest fellows, as we can
end full employ Tor them in short timr,
but, above all, act will, the most profound
secrecy and circumspection, but yot
know how TO act as well as can tell you.
Ii all goes on as well as the last months,
IN six months more we shall be able 10
astonish the who'll iVorid, though we shall,
doubtless, receive their eXecratlon, yet no
matter for that, "we are all honest enough
tll we are found out" lfever meu under
heaven got rich we must that is, If five
millions of dollars divided among us eau
make us so--dollars say, for Bank bills
are called dollars, and the devil himself
could not distinguish ours from genuine.
There Is no doubt we shall ruin every
Banking establishment in the U. States,
but every tub must stand on lis own bot
tom, as the saying is. Unjust not forget TO
tell YOU had narrow escape from getting
married since have been here, to Miss
-, amost bewitcbiug little urcliin, pos
sessed of a handsome fortune: but an old
uncle of hers, cunning old dog, wished
TO make some enquiry about my affairs,
and beinga little reserved and giving
him an evasive answer, the old imperti-
nent puppy had the impudence TO order
me to quit the hcuse, wsich did, which
is the last time | heard from them.
lwrite by Mr.. H"se, whom | directed
60 call OH you in person, he can give you
further particulars respecting our opera
tions. You will perceive neither inserted
number or street on the envelope enclos-
ing this, not knowing whose hands il
might fall into. Yours, obsequiously,
{Signed) l.. J. P"~'s'f.
N. B. You need not be cautioned TO
burp this, as soon as read.
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NOTWITHSTANDING Brdckeff constable for he
Y county o. HeHricO, has in possession bright
bay mare NTH star IA, her f0rehead, Whife pas
terms. feet inches high and SupP0SedtO be years
old Of the UatHe Of ABOUT 90 dollars tdkea ip pirtNe
Of a tedrraRt on the i7th at Circumstances induce
a 6etief she stolen. The as requested 10
apply 20 the dbOse named officer, or 10 W. Dan
dridge justice Of the peace Jor He"rico.
HetfricO, Nav 1..lt'
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BATIMoRe, May The 'atro, brig
La Irresistible, of which mentiou was
made some time since, az hayisg been
risen upon III the harbor of Margarine,
by her crew and some others, and made
oil upon piratical cruise, has been bro't
into Chesapeake Bay by the mutineers.
II is said they anchored her off New Point
Comfort, and have nearly ali landed aud
dispersed III different dire, iious
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THE LATE SEASON

From Tiloch's Philosophical Magazine, for
December 1918, published in England, on
the last of the month
Among the many Phenomena produced by
the unusually warm summer and autumn
which we have had this year, may be reckon
ed the appearance already of several of the or
binary productiols of sprirg. Three weeks
ago the Narcissus was in bloom, in a sheltered
situation, in Hanpshre; and what is still
more extraordinary, the Young leaves of The
lime trees are already fully expanded on some
trees on Waustead Flats, in Essex. Early
this month Dece mberl a swallow was seen,
aud spring SNOW drop (GoidathWS NiUotis)
was in flower.
What particular constitution of atmosphere
has led 10 this unusual anticipation of spring
appears To be MIX nown; bat il seems TO be
not merely the warmth, VAIN autumns
have not hithe rto been followed by similar
phenomena.
The following lstwilI shew the political cha
racter of the new hatch of peers created by
the King OF France:
Marshals of y onapsrte G
Members of the Honse of Peers ofthe
100 days %
Members ofthe House of Representatives
of the 100 DAYS 3
Ministers Of BOuaparte
Lieutenant Generals Of Bonapsrte Is
Chamberla of BOnsparte 5
Apothecaries 2
Unknown Peers 6
Decided Royalisis 1
Il -
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FROM PORT Az PRINCE.

We learp by the arrival of the brig Au-
rilla, that a Haytian frigate was fitting
out with despatch for the purpose of con.
veyiDg Gen. Boyer and suiie 10 Jeremie,
al winch place considerable force had
been concentrated for the purpose Of
Coma, revolted chief of the republic
The expedition was under the command
OF Gen Lessee, distinguished officer of
the republic. I'D. ADJ.
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posvscNrsll|

NEW YORK, May 6. The ship Thames.
Peek, has just arrived from london bsaag-
ing London dates 10 The evening oi me
81 OF April. We have hastily glauced
over them, and do moi f,d any thing OF
moment.
British Stocks on The 81 April :-TUlee
per crsis rs 75i-s: i've per cents 100 S-s.
The Thames has broNgh, ont about
Sc passengers. ICcia. Adc.
1t seems that British merchants engag-
ed IN the Newfoundland Fishery have pro-
tested against lheCOnventi0n which Allows
The Americans ans further privileges on
this subject. ministers have tired o Quiet
Them by promising Them bounty OF is
per quintal OH all nsh cured al NeMioand-
land.
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y pHder me trim OF stajfh g innate Is dissDt0ea
bV HiUiU0i consent. PeJs0Ug h0ri eng cfQjHas At.
gai5'St, 0Hd fhpsc iadeOted 10 me frsn Wif yiease
10 caYaf their counting muse o0 tuyy street.
-4NDREH SBiJTR
Udgli. 81 JDSEPH REDULE.
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nlSSOLUriON.- The copaitnersiIp Of UhHe Da-
~ tidSOH & 20. was dissolved ht mutual consent ou
22d day Of ApTilAl debts owing by the late am So a.
be paid by the subscribers ana 20 whom all persons
indebted are rrguc.te m make prompt payu eut.
The trench BWrr Jhtt StORe MdREtdcfariUg Ba.
will IN future he conducted tDdcf the arm o!
DAVIDSON & SNlLL. who VIII Keep constantly Oh
hand general assortment % MILL STONES. OF al
sizes built by wOfkmcn equal to any IN tho United
States, Of select materials which they viii as hitherto
warrant and sell at northern prices Tor cash. conntly
produce, approved paper. Ihoss d--uons II nh
tanning gO0d strong. Hs0ftv f,iiShrd. REAL FRENCH
BURR MILL STONE1. are respectfully invited 60 call
The mandatory Oh Isth, between - and = Streets
Richmond. or on Old street, Petersburg. where al
orders vii be thankfully received ard the sutcest at
tenton paid, IN order 10 gife general abstraction.
May ~. LII DiVlbSoN & SNiLL.
AIUI1CE..CEORGE ". p. CIlyTIS, EsQ.--As
you are no au uhsbiigut Of this state, JOu viii
take notice that thai the oh daI of Iuue iext q
New Kent courthouse tavern. between The hours ~ 2
~. ana Y. 81. 0f that day, aHd continue fr,H he
first mentioned period until can Obtain the dispositions
Of WIN. Halliburton. Etq. aud Oihefs, 10 0e read 100
evidence in suit now depending sna undetermined ia
ihe high o. cbapcery for the RcImOun district
wherein as administrator ~ James anderson decd
am yiainiiH, aud you defeHdabt - Which time and
place jOu will a'tend ifyou thinkercppr
ELEANOR NbEhsON. Adm'x
of/aDeg dH6CrSOD. dec.
Richmond, Say IL I..wtw
DUFLiNGTON ALE, ofsupeiio- qut ity; hest north.
- eIu Seed Potatoes, "a barrett AID satlnoge Loaf
Susaf-For sale BY R3: AHtrI~ ".
Mas "a OyB0sife tl.e Basin.
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BURLINGTON ALE, ofsupeito- qus4ty; lest nof,h.
ID eIn Seed Potatoes "a barrels aat satInnIs Loaf
SHsaf-foT sale BY k3: AHtrI@ u.
Mag II OpP0sifs fhe Basin.
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4 AND FOR BANK SrOCK.-I IRISH 10 sell a fr9cf
a. Of lana Iyjpg in C0mpbeH county, 20 mites Jtom
LynChbHrg, mites run CuN'P5eH courthouse, aHd
0bOHt mites jr0m MaWHtOD T'Uer. mis- tract IL
commonly cditcd the" Locust Thcket ,'-c1uaias by
recent SnrUeV iTJG Gcrcs igi8g yerH any fTacT
In fhe sbHRty. 8bGW 400 GcrcS H0ye beeH cie0JeG,
tie bei0Hce is rofeTed min Uaiau6ie Hpibey-4 101
fiOn Of II Is cOyd fg5Gcrp IaHd uni NE gpkpir ff
rd0pfed 10 fnyNiiHg--h is rel Hafeysd, ana ihe
Heighborh0Cd IS coOd Sfock ~ thr B0Vk ~ the Uni
fsd H01eS, B0Hf Of Virginia, ~ the turner's Bo5.a
qf IyEisfl0, 'r0Hid be fOhcH b J0gYelf or Irc01.
datiHg fiDie cireH me 1archasc HgeReg ar iaal.
IteTaHdfT, UeQr CUWpbeH courthouse. mir shra0
the idHd. BfLEIfIT & pEVULEYDA
RjchmoBd. Nog ~. I.C
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28
100 Dollars Reward.

rs known toTnave been kidnapped from
\ field near Germantown, between The
hours of l2 and o'clock. on the 30th ult.
whilst al work alone, Free Black Man,
named HENRY HUDSON, aged between
81 and 22 years, of the height of FIVE feet
five inches, very black complexion and
dark eyes, has scar under his lett arm,
between the wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut of an axe.
He is by occupation farmer, native
Of Kent county, in the state of Delaware,
had on blue cloth roundabout Jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloons.
and wool hat.
He is very civil, inoffensiye man, with
rather down look There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into car
rage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will he
thankfully received. Keepers of lurnpike
gates, toll bridges, and taverns, are par
ticularly requested TO give such information
as-may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheerluIly
paid on conviction of the perpetrators Of
This hagrant outrage upon the rights of a
freeborn citizen of the United STATES.
REUBEN HAMS.
No. 800, Chesnut-street, Philadelphia
Anril %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-28
100 Dollars Reward.

DAN away on the 2Sth Of April, from
: 4 the farm of the subscriber. in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Co. Virginia, negro HAIR
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
five feet ten inches high very black, well
built, has a considerable impeachment il his
speech, when spoken to evinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost uninteliigibly !:
had on when he LETT home, muc5 I" orn suit
of domestic cloth have every reason to
believe that he is endeavoring to pass for a
free man. and as such went off in some Of
the bay craft during the late fishing season.
All masters ofvessels are forewarned from
harborlng or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the law RI
gidly enforced against them. | viii give
twenty dollars, if taken in the ccunty of
Fairfax, or district of Columbia it be-
yond that distance. The above reward, pro-
vided he is secured IL Jail 50 that get Jim
again. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County. Nd, June I.
The editors of the National Inte)!igcn-
cerand Baltimore Federal Gazette within
sert the above until forbid. and send their
accounts TO Port Tobacco for payment.
June IL II
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Lemons, Sugars, sc.
SyA NDEVILLE&LA RMOUR sfFerlos
1FI sale,
40 boxes fresh lemons in fine order
SO So on hb,s : lst, Cd s. Sd quality sugars
>25 hhds, West India rum
90 do. northern do.
80 hhds ,..;.ro
90 bbls "hisKey
1000 gallons wine and cider vinegar
A few dozen very old superior claret
81 chests gunpowder, imperial and
young hyson teas, of choice qualities
SO 10 real Durham mustard in leads
Sd doz. London aud Philadelphia DO
80 boxes pepper andpimento
500 realms writing and wrapping paper
goo boxes mould and dipped candles
10000 ID hard soap
Aud general assortmentof good wines,
liquors and groceries, as usual.
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