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carried away while under the guardianship OF treaties
guaranying the country in which he resided and taking
1t under the protection OF the United States Ho was
seized while performing, under the Of the Chief
Magistrate OF the Union, those duties which the humane
policy adopted by Congress had recommended He was
apnrehended, tried and condemned under color of law
which has been shown 10 be repugnan the constu-
ton, laws and treaties, of the United States Had
Judgment, liable 10 the objections, been render
cd Tor property, none would question the iurisdic-
ton OF this court Ii cannot be less clear, when the
Judgment affects personal liberty and incts dsgacefnl
punishment, punishment could disgrace when inflicted
on innocence The plaintiff in is not less
IN the operation OF this unconstitutional law than if il aec-
ted his property. He is not less entitled to the pro-
lection OF the constitution, laws and treaties, of his
try.
IL is the opinion of this court, that the judgment of the
superior Court for the county OF Gunnet the State OF
Georgia condemning Samuel A. Worcester TO hard labor
IN the Pemen'iary OF the State of Georgia. for four years
was pronounced by that court under color OF law which
vold as being repugnant to the Constitution treaties and
versed and annulled
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TIE CHEROKEE CASE

The following is copy of the Mandate of the Supreme
Court in the Cherokee case which we have obtained and
now publish, Tor the further information of our readers ON
this subject
SAMUEL n. WORCESTER, Plaintiff an Error rs
The STATE OF GEORGIA.
IN error to the Superior Court for the COunfy If G,pi
melt, an the State Of Georgia.
ms cause came 10 be heard the transcript of the
record from the Superior Court for the County of Gwin
ne IN the State oi Georgia, aud argued by
on consideration Whereof ii is the opinion of this Cont
that the act OF the Legislature of the State of eorio
which the indictment in this is founded is contrary
TO the Constitution, Treaties aud Laws of the United
States; and that the special plea in bar pleaded by the
SAID Samuel a. Worcester in aforesaid and re-
lying upon the Constitution Treaties and Laws of the
United States aforesaid, il q good bar and defence IN
the said indictment by the said Samuel A. Worcester:
and as such ought to have been allowed and admitted
by the said Superior Court for the County of G,vinnett
in the State of Georgia. before which the said indictment
pending and tried; and that there was error i'm the said
Superior Court OF State OF Georgia. overrng the plco
so pleaded aforesaid. 1t is therefore ordered and adj
Judged, that the judgment rendered the premises nv
me sad superior Court oil Georgia upon the verdict upon
the plea oil Not Guilty afterwards pleaded by the said
Samuel y. Worcester; whereby the sail Samuel A
Worcester sentenced 10 hard labor the pcnenarv of
the State of Georgia. ought be reversed and annued
And this Court proceeding render such Judgment rs
the said Superior Court of the State of Georgia should
have rendered, il is further ordered and adudred that
the said Judgment OF the said Superior Court be- and
hereby Is, reversed and annued and that JUDGMENT he
and hereby is awarded that the special plea in bar so as
Aforesaid pleaded, is good and sufficient plea i'm bar i'm
law tothe Indictment aforesaid and that all proceedings
on the said indictment do forever surcease that the
said Samuel y. Worcester be- and he hereby is hence
forth dismissed thererom, and that he 20 thereof quit
without delay And that special mandate do 90 from
this Court TO the said Superior Court 10 carry this ug-
ment into eXecution.-.Ndt, Int.
arch
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On, FOR my bright ard tad, hrws
When liie WAS ike u summer stream,
On whose gay banks TIE Virs'u il'Nvis
b'u~hh ~ the muutng's rosy h,ntu,
Ot dunc'd upon thr hrc THAT hvfu
lis store offich y ttnn' ai"n;
W hi" the Nu.d.tohii' T. ut.d Vts r
The ra'ishlus d"hs'is Of s"as!
Tho sun looked ON he nny c'nud,
Nbiis hrwed IT. fprAhrs watis far,
Ard wet "pon h's pdhWbj proud
Aud throw blisNtcr lus o. ihrfr-
And SMILED upon tho e0'ru heaven.
Mud "u the ratths sweet iovviucss,
Nhefe light AMI jOy aad suu- wrfr gwen,
lac glad nd iat'y scene to hess
Ay, ,i' 81 ", 70 bright and Joyous hours,
hon yOu'a aWukr fou Lo, hvvl. dream,
Jp see NE Eirntr,sst 90 u Vsr-,
Nhii" y~unf Hop, hs.k'i IN ms beam,
And piUtt'rd thauks to heaven allow,
Whit" g,oN"J his ionl SAL rtiu G,i hruas)
WI" Spread tnr hrr iha' srenc uf love,
And made him 50 supremacy blesL
That sconr of love who're hath IL gone!
Whore h.y' ~ ch.rms Nnd beauty syTtal2
ely hours Of JUnth thst DER mo shopr
~ here hHvs their iight ood splcndot lcd?
Into the saint lups" # wears
Nud am eli rr'eath IN nOurn
AVID am l,h In drop t"nts
o'or Mem'ns lone aud icy urn
Se', why pour forth 'hc voice or wall,
Ger feelings bhehicd cnronul!
Ere many guiRanus suns shall fr,
sh,ll be- gathered 80 .ny ppiii
Oh my datE hours o. ear IA are iow--
My hopes sfo c!uahci--mN heart - Is'n
Aud ! shall soon b,d ito nticu
10 seek enuurug luvs e. heaven,
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
DtcbY,n,,I OIey Lr,I 100

Y J
The parties concerned in the execution of the above
Order far it relates the of account therein
referred, hereby notified that have appointed Mon
day the 3Oh day Of pn next, for their attendance be-
fore the reierred at which time they are
hereby required TO attend at my Office at the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond with their accounts vouchers and
other proofs touching thc matter referred.
WIN. G.. PEN DLETON, Comr.
March j, 1892. 95-wSw
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I'm CHANCERY. -NIRGINIA-At rules taken in the
Il Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey of Prince Edward county, the 9th day
December, 1881:
Peter /. Gregg, eX'or. of Edward Jones, pltn
against
Edward Rediord, admir- of Augustus Watson, Mary
Ann, Sally and Thomas Watson Joseph Wilson and Doro-
thy his wife, Joseph Price and Elizabeth his wife, Sanu-
ell Johns and Frances his wife, Sarah T.. b. Watson Ro-
bert Strange and Elizabeth his wife, dens
The defendant, Thomas Watson not having entered his
General Assembly and the rules of this Court and it ap-
pearing that he is not inhaban OF this State on motion
OF the paintby his Attorney, it is entered at rules aore-
said and accordingly ordered that the said defendant
Thomas Watson, do appear here the first day of April
Term next, and answer the plaintiffs b and that copy
oil tins order be forthwith inserted in of the pub
lie newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and also posted the front door OF
the Courthouse of this county.
Copy. Tcse, b. J. WORSHAM, c. C.
req IL SS--MSM
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VERY SUPERIOR GOODS

FL a MCINTYRE, Importer and wholesale Dealer IL,
"a 70 China, Glass and QleeaSicd1e would respectful
y acquant merchants who purchase for the Western and
Southern markets. that he is receiving his spring
ply, which, with what he has hand makes his stock
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CRATES AND HHDs.
The greater part OF his fine goods from manufactures
which conesscdly surpass all others in Europe. They
combine iincness of finish, beauty of scenery, with
strength and durability Original crates, assorted suit
the wants OF country Stores from - TO 20 per cent I'm
der the usual packing rates. complete assortment OF
first quality common ware Tea Sets entirely new, scarce
~ distingushabc from China ut less than half the price
lie IS prepared for doing very extensive packing bust
ness he occupies that large and every way commodous
warehouse = T. corner Of Howard and FayoUc Streets
few steps north of Baltimore street.
n. u. Merchants who come TO market resolved upon
purchasing where they obtain goods the best terms
and who constantly keep in view two objects which are
Of tie first importance, viz quality AMI pricearc most
earnestly solicited at least 10 visit bis store
Baltimore Feb. %. 9f-IawSty
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Oh DM REWARD.--Eoped from the subscriber
70 %U aboutsx weeks ago. his blacksmith, Edmund,
strong, athletic man, worry black, about FIVE feet ten
inches high, and thirty years old Had when he left
home, suit OF grey, noppy cotton cloth. Edmund
speaks slowly and never looks tle person to whom he is
speaking in the face fin the habit Of rubbing his hand
over his chin when in conversation. About ten years
ago purchased him Of Mr. Michael Walden of this coun-
~, who had been In The habit Of hiring him boatman
james River. think il probable that he is either sup
ported by boamen hat river, that he is i'm the
ncighbourood Of hs wife, at Benz Boisseaus plantation,
near Petersburg in DinSiddie county Edmund profess
cd 90 be a chrstan and is, believe, a member of the
BAPTIST Church. and occasionally, understand exhorts or
breaches The above reward will be given to any one
who will deliver him 70 mo in Chesterfield county
Mach 3. i07--w3w'I JNO. Il. Wake.
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II fHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
" The canal is OPEN and nagigabc by vessels drawing
SIX feet water In few weeks cuvcrt, now ma king,
will be finished when vessels Of eight feet draft may pass
as usual The Tolls and Regulations Of Passenger Bar
ges and vessels with merchandise, remain the same as
they last season The facilities and despatch Afford
ed on this route viii be continued A. heretofore.
Il, NJ, LEWIS, President G. and DC Co.
Feb. a. gS-cost
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I'm CHANCERY--At Court held for Prince Ed
" ward County, January the 10Th, 1882:
Insenll Rchl

against
Martha MountcastIe, Booker North and Jane his wife,
David Mounlcastle, John blountcastle, and Rcbecca
Mountcaste, Defendants.
The Defendant, David MOuntcasle, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the Act
OF the General Assembly and the Rules of this Court;
ana appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that he
Is not an inhabant of this Statc-On the motion of the
Plaintiff, by Counsel, 1t is ordered that the said David
Mounicastle do appear hero the first day Of April
Court next and answer the Plaintiffs bill-and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in of the
public newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond, foe
two months successfully, and also posted the front door
Of the Courthouse Of this County. A Copy-Teste,
Feb 2. [sl-wsw'l 81. WORSlfAM. Clk.
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AIR. JOHN FAILING :--sir--As You are not a resi-
1VH dent OF Virginia, take notice, That tine Bird day
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery TO
be held in the county of Scott, Virginia. September
next shall ask that Court TO mpanne Jury for the pur-
pose OF aSceraining the truth of facts which
have filed in the ONCE of said Court against you and on
which expect to ask the General Assembly of Vr-
GINA Tor divorce from YOU for therein FORTH
when and where you may attend, if you choose.
March 10. Tl0l-SwS1 DELLA FAILING
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HNDiAN QUEEN HOTEL, formerly. Heiskell's and
u late H. Wades No 5 South Fourth Street be- .'een
Market and Chesnut Streets Philadelphia is kept by
improvements to the House will insure comfort and CON
veniencc TO his Boaiders and LOdgeTS. This House il
well known that II needs but lille descriptions being
central 10 the principal Mercantile Houses in Market ST.
the Post Office, Banks, and public places in Chestnut street
The Proprietor soics the attention of Merchants and
TRAVELLERS 10 his establishment and rests his claims their
patronage, Oh his efforts for their comfort accommoda
ton. March s. 9S-Im
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HBANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-As Dr. Emory
q has declined the Presidency, called meeting of the
Board OF Trustees of Randolph Macon College will be held
at Boydown, TO commence Wednesday, the 18th of
April next for the purpose Of electing President anI
Professor OF Languages, well other important bust
ness VIM A. SMITH Sec,v
Boydton, March 6. 9S-td
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March Is.

I'm Y-vIReINrA.-At Circuit Superb
"a or Court OF Law and Chancery holden a the Capt.
toll in the City of Richmond Tuesday the eighth day of
November, 1881:
Robert Poore, h. and A. Hubbard, Rankin and Fowlc
Peterson and Mckinley, Thomas CooSsey, H. L. PhiIip
Robert Ewing, Thomas De Sylver, Mordecai Lewis and
Samuel Lewis, -- Shipley and --Baram and
ondC roy
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I'm CHANCERY-In James City county court, Jan.
81 9th, 1892:
William Hanhins, administrator of Allen Richardson,
decd pitt
against
Norborne Radcliffe Thomas Radcliffe, Caroline Rat
elite, heirs of James Ra;c1c deed DTS
This cause, in which the order of publication appears
TO have been duly published this day be heard
the bill and exhibits filed, and argued by counsel:
on consideration Whereof the doth adudge order and
decree that account be taken before the master com
missioner this ofte fee simple probable annual
value of the lands of James Raclie deccased-and also
that the plaintiff render before the commissioners an
account showing the of the debt due the plain
til, and demanded by his bill together with any pay
mcnis which have been made TO him on that account
which accounts, the commission is directed to ex-
anime, state and settle, and make report thereof TO the
court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself or which may be required be stated by
the parties a COPY. Teste
Feb. Fl. [92-w4w] TIL o. COGBII.L, c.
The parties interested in the foregoing Order, arc in
formed that have appointed the 2l day Of April 1892
for its execution, at which time they will attend at my
Office in the county Of James City, between the hours OF
9 o'clock \. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ with a copy of the
court papers, and all things necessary in taking the ac-
counts. EDWARD RICHARDSON C,ou'r
March IL. IO2-2awIm
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IN observation-disclosures. At Rules holden in.
~ the Clerks Office OF Powhaan County Court from the
1882: ~ 80
EDWARD Sco't' pltf
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FADED HOURS

q Area ,srusmN>,c>,o>,
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Mould kill him that no feuds might arise in the
tribe. Accordingly in the evening. he repaired
10 the hut of Redhand, aud, after having sat in
silence for some time, said "nv best chiefs say
YOU have killed my fathers sou-they say nv
brother must die" Redhand merely replied.
:. They say sa!'' and continued to smoke. AZ
ter about fifteen minutes further silence, Black
snake said, pointing to the setting SUP. ''when
he shines above those tress," moving his arm to
the opposite direction--' come TO kill you. -
-Redland nodded his head III the short signti.
cant style of The Indian, and said ''Good, -
The next morning Blacksaake came with two
chiefs, and having entered the hut. he stood be-
fore his 5rnher with his eyes bent on the ground.
Redhand said calmly" Has my brother come,
that may die!' sit is So" was the reply
"Then." exclaimed Redhand srasping his br"
theirs left hand firmly with his own right. aud
dashing the shawl from his head, "strke sure"
In an instant the tomahswk was buried in bis
forehead. The Indians placed him on the grass
to die, where the backwoodsman, who told ME
the story. saw him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
From the London Literary Gazette.
THE SOUL.


What is the Soul! 1t NAV not be
A light which Chance has walked TO birth;
Nor is that power, Necessity,
The mother Of the earth.
Philosophy in vain may teach
That Nature formed this glorious whole;
In worlds which science cannot reach
God!-GOd made man living SOUL"
What is the Souli-a deathlrss ray
A gift of that Immortal hand
Which from blind chaos struck the day,
And held, Imposed the sea and land
Vino DER the earth shed beauty rife,
Who gave sublimity its might,
Who walked the planets into life,
And bowed the starry globe of night.
From stern Necessity call grace,
Call order from the dreams OF chance
Bid your material god replace
The heavenly fountain we advanced
The seasons would return no more,
The errng planets lose their track,
Confusion stalk from shore to shore,
And Ruin shout to chaos back!
Can knowielge then, Cypress the brain,
O'prIcad the reasons glorious might,
Imas,ua'ion's wing restrain.
And bind our Intellectual sigh,!-
No: the rivers ut the world combined,
Have never hlt'd the boundess sea:
And what is ocean to the mind?
Like time unto eternity.
Not knowledge hath debased the sense,
Bot rire that even IN our youth,
Saith TO religions light. Go hence!
I will not, dare not, kno" the truth!
If deceive myself, Ills we'll;
LIT ne live on. aud still deceive.
If sinners tread the brink of hell,
'Twsre death ITO TREMDLE and believe"
OGod. the Father of the Soul!
q Jesus, Saviour Of the world!
Spread knowledge. then, from pole to pole,
Be Faiths bright banner wide unfurl'd.
For whatso'er the soul may be,
Or wheresu'er the soul NAV dwell,
To 1--we for immortality
Is better than to live for hell!
C. SWAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

Trait Of Ipdia, Character. I'VE find the fol-
lowing striking incident in the character of the
North American Indian. in work recently pub
lished in London, entitled Ferral's Rambles
through the United States
A circumstance occurred few days before my
arrival in the Seneca Reserve, which may serve
to illustrate the character of the Indian. There
we're three brothers. (chiefs) OF whom Seneca
John. the elder. was the principal. and much es-
teemed BY the whites. He died by poison. The
chiefs. in council, having satisfactorily ASCERTAIN.
ed that his second brother. Redhand." had
poisoned him. decreed that he should be put to
death. -"Blacksnake," the other brother, told the
chiefs, that if Redhand must die, he himself
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Information wanted.

-ENIE subscriber, from Bremen. Germany arrived a
1 Baltimore in October, 1851, in the ship Eagle,
aptan Ill., with three sisters Elizabeth. Mary an'
Margaret. and brother in law, Henry Komp. i'm
,ncdiasey went into Fairfax County. Virginia with Nj
cae Hill, brother to the Captain of the Eagle. AMI
have heard nothing Of either Of them since left Ba
more I am now in Washington City, d. c.; and j
Henry Komp, either ofmy sisters. sees this notice
or an. person who knows any thing concerning them
Or where they are will confer great favor on one in
strange land by addressing
DOROTHY DEEDS,
Care of Nr. Gu,tschch. Washington, c.
II The Editors particularly those in Baltimore,
win please to insert the above Perhaps in so doing
hey may wipe the tear of sorrow from affection &
sisters eye and they shall receive the thanks of ID. d.
nov 3
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fresh Teas. &C

fresh TeNe. &C
WILLIAM FOWLE s. co. hare for Sale,
~. CHESTS Young Tyson } Teas, OF The h'Tpn.
4 y Is In fto Gunpowder Ise,'s cargo imported
90 do do Imperial the las, month
20 hhds St. Cros and n Orleans Sugars
IS hhds superior retailing molasses
Is Is hhds N. E. rum
March g Co London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, I.eov'iir and Nedoc Clsret,
sauturne and Champagne wines
100 belts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila eordsge
90 boxes Havana sesars of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbIs mess and prime beef
SO do prime pork
40 do No p u..Lo,.,
500 do No. IS une7
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THE sMUGGLER'S CHAUNT.

THE SMUGGLER'S CHAUNT.
When Sprites unholy vigils keep,
Allur'd by thirst OF gain,
We break the heavy bonds OF sleep
To prowl across the main:
We value not the bounding spray,
Nor heed the suIse's roar;
But, while our cutter stems her way,
lmpel the sweeping oar.
lis no, Tor US the Queen Of Night
Gives lavishlt her beams;
lis not for US the silver light
Around her orbit streams;
But If the skies br pitchy dark,
II clouds their beauty ve'i.
W. haste to launch our stealth, bark,
AID bend the s,udding sail.
Our dsport lies in coming storms,
No fears our souls appal:
We see them IN a thousand forms,
AnG madly dare them ali:
And many proudly swelling breast
Ave, many an Outlaw brave,
Shall find d couch of lasting rest
Beneath the brny wave.
Yet would We not our birthright yield
For iandsmen's life Of ease
Let them securely range the field,
We boldly sweep the seas.
4 restless, lawless course Is ours,
A desperate part to play;
No reck we now the morrow lowers,
If fortune smile to-day.
And Woman lamp Of Ioveliness!
Where k,ndiier passions burn)
The Outlaws fortunes drigns TO bless,
And DER his fate to mourn.
NJ prayer, no tomb, perchance have We
Now fiow'ret decks our bier;
But Love our fadiog memory
Will hal0w with tear.
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Steamboat rOtOmae,

L.<-p. Iaplaln IIU BDAI4, VIII,
SS@A on the 18th Instant. resume run
f. EEx,., mag to Norfolk and Richmond;
,,sss.srsssS2 leaving. the City af Washington at
: - ]I-landris at o'clock, = ~ -oo
re yo,s,ik, including meals, " w
4, Richmond, do w
=, n. wATrLES, Agent.
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Indian Transmigration- Z" This belief in the
matice Of evil spirits or deities was long made
use of to thwart EIot's designs. The Manitou
of the O.ases was serpent of enormou. size,
which the pries,ess had the power OF charming,
though. to every other, its bite was mortal Sumo
Of the more supers'itious Indians had a Manltou,
or evil sen'us, in their dwellings,. to keep them
from harm; the belief rl.ey often held in transmit
grafton conduced to this practice. To the wan
d-ring In!iaB, whose eye often followed with de.
sire tie rapid Hight Of the eagle and the deer, il
MAS o. doubt. sweet to believe that his soul, at
ter death, snNuld roam through the resiuns Of the
air, and over the plains, without ever being wea.
red 4 remember says Bossu, in village
OF the Illinois. one Of our soldiers went into hut,
and found live snake, which he killed; the mas
ter arriving quickly af!er, fell nto terrible pas.
SION TO find ms deity dead, ADD uttered a Wild
Lament; he .aid it was The soul Of his father, who
died about year before; that the old man bad
loved to pursue and Kill the serpents, having en-
We'd their rapid movements. by which they glded
from rock 20 tree, and ssam urer yS,de rivers;
and when his Inibs were stiff. and his frame bow
ed. he ouged that he might be a serpent after
death. ~ Carne's Lives Of Eminent Mission
aries
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Fishermen Look Here!

I WILL lease for a number Of years. my Point Land
ing IN good tenant; and as my object is to obtain
n. orr.Ls for manure than to profit by the rent
offer it for only the necessary Fish for my famy's
nee and for VII the ofIss. II has ALWAYS been cons.
drred one of the best Herring Landings; and by re-.
moving hang in the upp part OF the birth, which
Wi not cost more than from 800 to 5000, il will be
equal 10 any other in The vicinity shad Fishery.
tits only Is miles below AIexandriS. d e.
For its character and advanages refer to Capt Jas.
Hollis near Harris Lot. Charles County Maryland cne
of the most respectable and experienced fishermen up.
on the Potomac, who has known il for fifteen years; a..
so to Mr.. AlonZo Hollis, Abingdon, Harfnrd County.
Maryland, who has fshed it with his father
WA l.. BRENT,
Pononkey, near Piscataway, Maryland.
sept 7-2awtf
paIfpHI RT2 nr;ntsl nj HE Gnuskls IfiA
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The ec,nered Brig CR0NS7ADT' captsli
10 81" iii have imne d ate despatch, and take
I1A I..Il r. isht that may offer Apply 20
"