. 4 ttaV
A
carried unanimously In the affirmative.!
That the president of the United V.
States be, and he is hereby authorized,
whenever he shall judge it expedient,'
to require- oftbe executives of the se
veral states to take effectual measures
to organize, and equip, according to
la vrv and hold in readiness to march
7 at a moment's warning, "8 0,OOOffec
tive militia, officers included. .
i Resolved, -That the President may,
if he judges if Expedient, authorize
the executives of the several states to
accept," as part of the detachment a
foresaid, any corps of the volunteers,
who shall continue in service for such
time not exceeding months,
. and perform such services shall be
prescribed bv law. "
Resolved. That . dollars be
..appropriated far paying and subsisting
such part "of the troops aforesaid,
whose actual service may be wanted,
and defraying such bthr expences as,
. during the recess of Congress,, the
President may deem necessary fry the
security or the territory of the United
. States. . .' -
Resolved, That dollars be ap-
propriated for erecting, at such place
!or pUces on- the western waters as
the President may judge most proper,
f jone or more assenals.
Messrs. BrackenVidge. Jackson, and
Sumpter were appointed a committee
, to bring in a bill pursu ir.t to the above
resalutions. '" ' ' ' --..
On Friday -Mr. BrackenruTge re
ported a bill conformably to the resolutions.
. Fayetteville, March 9, 1803 J
Forty. frven Republican, met at ha
lioufe of MrWilliam Dick, on Friday
-the 4th ih(t. to celebrate the Elrflinn of
. THOMAS JEFFERSON, PrehJcni
of the.United Slates.
An elegant, dinner wa prepared by
Mr; Dick on- ihc ocraGon.Catiiain
Jame Dick, was appointed prcfideBt,
and Robert Cochran vice.prefidcnt
VAfier dinner the following TOASTS
. i. The 4(h of March, 1801, ihe day
we celebrate May ii never be forgot,
ten, even by our podeiiiy.
3. 1 he 17th of rebruary, 1801, the
day which ft cured liberty to our country.
3. Th PRESIDENT of the United
tates.May the Author who dictated
ihs Declaration of Independence, be the
inffrument to reQore Republicanifm to
its native purity.
3. The true Republicans and true
eralifli of the United State -May
political pretence never cloak princi
plea tr.ianical '6 American iotere'te.
'5. May the differing Sont of Liberty
ihiougHAul h world, find a AtTylum
in the. United State of America. .
6. lAMESTURNER, Governor
of North-Carolina Miy the abufc he
ka received fortify bit firmnef,'and en
-dear bim Dill more, to lie toticll and
virtuwH,
?. The State we live to.'
. Unaoiinity at home, and peace a
"broad, the. Hue ioicittfli vf ik Atueri.
can Union.
9. Thf namet of Wafbiogton, Krank
lin, anJ the o ber pad ion of '76 May
they long be femea.bcred by dit ytot
i the United Siatei.
to. The ptinriplei of the 4 b of Jilf ,
46, confirmed the 4 Ii of March, 1E03.
It. May the Tiade. Commerce, and
Manufacture! f the United Stater, ex
pand under lite aufptcei f tbe preftol
A 'mitintati.i'i,,
12. Tle lappy fituiilon of the Ame.
ricati projde at prefent 44 unemlfialTrd
by too touch regulation, unappielUd by
fifcai exiClionw
13. Jofcjh II. NicliuilUn, nf Ma.
fyland, vibibe jrtuoui rtujaiity of
7th Fcbryary, 1801.
14. Mm. NUltillun, of Mar) land;
and the krpuliitan Fair l Amciica.
IJ. Th Ce)nflitton ftf be Unitrd
- State, cemented by tbe bSvci of nut yi
triKii May 11 be handcJ davia ta our
fcRtMiy vtttl.nut Qain. . x
16. tbe riling Youth May the ge
tiiui of liberty inspire a lie i r n.i iJi aaith
virtue,' and may they never diiaic tbf
aiiumjb of ihrir Anctflor.
17. riofyeiiiy u ibe near cider cf
Thmj'
WILMINGTON', Maacu IT.
Trom Waahincton. Marth4. '
B hje ban to tonstanilt KtfAiVi, in
attending t he Jtl.Uruti.wt vf the House
and in tl.rr unu-voiJuHt fuiiniit, that
ve are wi5. to itatt m dtUil, the pro
eetdingtef tie two latt rfjri.1 jVrter,
perhaps hat the Amtrita dnreii trens-
ti'tdtnortbusiMtttnto thett a lime. I
On H'tJittday the haute sal till ho!f
fait 4, and thtn adjjurneJ to 6 in the t
ning, aJ continued inliVn0
yttterday there vere t tittingt, the
"latt efvfSUh d)itd the tjmtituuvnj .
rwi efthebedj, "
Amtnjf the most important hiinm
Iramattid wrr The fjitar ef the bill
from the Stnnti, authorising adetath
Mrtl tf tQ.WjO milttia ; fjr vhnh put
if on miunn and a iJtf ef dUlari ae
afpryitttd. Tteeniffte lhavia'd dJ.
hn are appnftiattd f building arse
nals ph the Wtiiet tAjfrn. ,-
Tf.t il'Stathmttt f J.hn r.hrigt
District Judge pf Ifexi-ffatnpshre, for
higher tmes and misdemeanors, which was
agreed to by a great majority.
I he passage of the milttia bill respec
ting the District of Columbia.
Ihe passageof the bill fir continuing
the Mint for Jive years.
On motion of Mr. Varnum, the follow
ing resolution was agreed to by unanimous
vote, the yeas and nays being called to
record the untnimity of the house. ;
Resolved" that t the thanks of t this
Hnise be presented to NATHANIEL
MACON, in testimony of their approba
tion of his conduct in discharging the ar
duous and important duties assigned him
while in the chair.
The House met -last evening at 6 o'
clock ; when after transacting various
business, a quarter before 12 o'clockn
adjournment took place sine die. ,
': I ht next meeting of Congress wtil be
on the 1st Monday in November next.
Extract of a letter from Paris dated De
cember 2ikt 1802, to 'a person in Phi
ladelphia. . '
; "Yesterday general Victor, the captain-general,
of Louisiana,. left this, in
company .with J. J, . Aymc, the, F.taU
major, and 'the other officers,of the
administration of that colony, to em
bark fr,otn llelvoetsluys for N. Or
leans. The prefect stt, out for Roch
fbrt a few tliys sinw, to take his
passage from thence in a corvette, and
to ;rilake"'pFepmton- for the amvul of .
the troops at New-Oilcans."
An al to 'amend an pjfl"i-d at N'ewbern, in
Nove.nber, 00c thbu'and tfven hundud and
eiiility .tour,' entitled an aft to defctib aod
fcrrtin foch pcrlorti who owed Allenunct
to ihit S ate, and to impofe certaio difqi tli-fi-a;oni
on c.mji'i perfjni there indefcribei1.
WJEREAS it appcari to the Geneial
AUVmbly of North.Caroltnt, by the
pfiuoni dotn the ffveral Countica in thia
Mne, that ih: above iccitcd aft hia not had the
defiied trTcfk. ,
1. Be U therefore enifleJ by the Goanal
Affemby ol the State of Nonb-C'roliru, and
it ta hereby ena&ed by the auihoiity ot the
fame, That u ever y per (on wh at any time
fince th laurth dan l Jily,. ooa -thouuii te
vco hundicJ and leveiuy.ux, aitacna nimteit
to, 01 triiitroufl conefponded with, or inaoy '
maitoar aided or abetted the enemira ol the
State in profecuttoc the lite War, (hi1 1 be in.
capable of holding or cxcr'iti.ie the office ol Go
vernor, Council of Slate, Delegate in Cooireh,
Judgtor Jullice ol tbe Peace, Member ol the
General Ailcmblv, or an omrfe ot n-oour,
Piofi', or Trufl vaifotvar, wi.hin ibii State.
II. And be it further enitted by.ibe author.
ity atoielaid, lhat any per loo 01 tnc aoove
delcriptioa ttering htaiieii aa a canauate, or ,
contenting -o ierv aa a nirmucr an j
tv t the Gaoeral AlTembly, or who fitall b.-re-
aher offer at a Candidate lor, or accept 01 pi
qualify to cither of the aforementioned Oracet,
or holdine ciiher of the ftd Otfi ti fkaU pre.
lurae to couiiooa to excrcife the Caie teo daya
after being ftrved : with an ei bemie copy ut
thia act, or aft-r the Expiration of g momha
from the Ratification hereof," fhill foifcU end
pay the Turn of rive Hundred pownue currant
money for every fucbotfe-ce, o ba recovered
in auy cwi'f Recotd within thia St.n
one li.f to Leappli.U to the uie ofthcpeilm
futnj lor the (ame, and the otnr nan 10 int
ale of the State. 1'iovidrd nevenneiew, tnai
ootliiog bctctiiontaii.(J iiiaU be cualtiuedt
exJuie auy ol tbe t.o'd Cttucna l thia
State from holdiHf end ejteic-.Uag aoy of tbe
aloicfaid ofneet. who were under tlic ncccfTuy
ol receitinj yroiedioo from tic late curnmoii
iMtnt. aud vho alter rccctvii'f tn.i prouaiuu
did not flay vclontanly vnn tl.ern, nur too a.
aa active part la any minner, Dy lufmihiac
thta v.illiojlv uh pioviuane or bcani(
arroa attH tbia State, or ewcpuof, any ap,
foiMtnieni under tat Uid Cdcny, civil 01 nu.
luaiy, aod tbe fa.d'uoloilaniti titiacua bavinj
oat, received piaatotio a, afartUid, and ha
viae tt,netttd Ucit aiietaac 10 it.e aiate tu
Krud i.mc, are kerevy retUitJ to U maia
and .viltn of citiaeaa ailully aa it they aa
er bd ieaivad pieieflioa 'rom tbe toran ou
enemy aa alnrefiJ, aoy la tu it VuaMaiy
Mi hilindiMC,.
Ratified Xjv. 19, 1783.
-?" 'Iltc above Law bethb.
hQ.cU He vrcki foccellivJ; in ih.s tia
ic.tt, a c.rv lent to tl.te re-c-
mcn uiticnt ta Una .uwn, whvj aie Iu(.
poltd obw.ia ilierrtu, m 01 Jet ilut
tbe m.y taVe fsicli (lepi at will yt.
elude ' ne trlii y u( irol(uoiit ai the
1 -eat but crtor Coutt. IIhtoR.
Married rin Ihuilday ltd, li'illiati
Nuii,r.ta. to Mif Ann lljbcris, both
vf tU. lull. '
On t ie 7 h infl the Co-nmiluonf tt of
Naviga ionof ihi port antoitnJ L'apt.
I JOHN BROWN, Ilarbuar Matter..
Tort or Wilnivgtok.
Entered iine our last.
Trig George, Alien, Kalmou li. Jam.
. Siuop CtiKiian, DnnVvra er, Hull on.
I ixhr. Miueita, Hadin Chitlertun.
I V....;r- t;tu..- V.-.V...I
.IMIIllt, I HlklMllll iUI'lUll!
Sloop Scafljw, Well,-. Dot
Svbr, Hetlry, lV.vflwttk, ' Si.Thoma.
Slrtop bally, li iik. 'Odadaloupf.
Blue li,.d, Millet, Si". Croia and
- l uiki IUand.
Sthr, Favotitit, Snftw, ' Naw.York.
Dn Zetviab, KhuJei, '? 1 lovidcnct.
M than', Cutoa, Cicnada.
StV.r. Sally, lUlbaid, St, LMBatia
Carta Rum, and gir, 16 Ly 10J
Citrol.
Chart J.
S'f. Miry, Mtahrr,
William & Henry,
reiientf
Fiut.J, Bar.
badoft,
Aoifvlt,
1 William, Hatii,
Ship Mary, r'tetan,
S br. Federal, B mba!',
C. l laoiuil.
alrtp Sally Warner, Baatcr, Geore e.
fJTowa, M.
Stir. Moei Hope, fttcaei, a'.naotf.
ScLrBetfcy Brown, . Providence.'
Sloop Republican, Hirrifoo, Norfolk.
Packet, Smith, vBoflon.
Front a Liver poof prices current of De
cember 291802.
Cottov, lb. Georgia sea ialand 26
to 35d. unland 14 1-2 to 25d. New.
Orleans 1 1 to li 1-2. Fine sea island
cotton has become very scafce "and is
in brisk demand ; good bright-upland
becomes scarce and enquired! for.
Indigo Carolina, lbv 5 s. 6d. to 4.
6d scarce and in great demand'.
Turpentine, cwt. 22s. to 22s. 6d.
Tar, bbl. 26 to 27s. scarce and sale
able. ; : ... ., ...!-.; : .
Rice,- cwt. .32 io.33s. scarce' and
saleable. ,''
Flour, bb!T36 to 37s. Dull sale.
Staves, 1200, white oak pipe, 25U
hhd. 14 to 18, bbl. 7 to t2, red oak
hhd. 6 to 8, Very scarce, and likely
to be higher in the springs
' Tobacco, Carolina, 3 to 4d.'
Wilmington Prices Cvrkknt.
-Mirch 17, 1803. ;
..: . i. , VR.OHV'. TO
. ' v - - - Dls. Cts.Dls. Ch
BACON per cwt.
Butter per lb. .
Cotton per lb. ' .
Coffee per lb. '. .
8
9
14
18
66 2-3
75
16
16
20
Corn per bushel,
.:Mcalt th
r loirrprr bttrrel,
r:."5o
6
14
25
JjUrtifer per M.
W. o. hhd. staves drest,23 '
R. p. do. do. do. U r
V. o. bl. do. rough, 10.
Shingles per 1000, ' 3
12
ivioiasses psr itallon, 35 40
viiv fjvi uanci, . 1.1 1
lice pr cwt. . . . 4 75
Hum, W. I. pr. g. 3d p. 65 80
Jamaica, do. 4th do. 1 1 5
N. CIO. . . ' 55 V 60
Tobacco per cwt. . . 4 0 4 75
1 ar per barrel,- . . 2 2 25
I urpenttne do. . . 3 50
Sup-arVMu3cova.p. Cwt. . 8 ' 12 ' "
ruji HULL,.
The Ship
LYO'Ia,
Hen). Tredvfcll,
mailer, will fail in
li . "afcrt,ffc an mij tnonir),
-ii.i' 1
i 11 11 r Wm,4imf a-
a or ircigtit it
about fifty bales of Cottoo, or palTaga
apply 10 . .
WILLIAM GILES.
March ii.
ATTENTION-
TJie R.'cruillng Party lu'lu ci Fayette'.
' ttlHf.
For the Army of the United States.
A1
LLyount' Men descriptive of the
Law lor faxing the "Military
Establishment of the United States,
w ho are desirous of bccominjSoldiers, !
to serve tlicir Country, will repair to
the Rendezvous, where they will have I
the principles of their Enlistment ex
plained to them, and put in immediate
pay, Kood fpuutcrt, and handsomely
clothed. Blacksmiths, Carpenters '
aiid Whcelvights, vthbhavc Served a
rcguhr apprenticeship, will be re
ceived an Artificers to the Army. .
None will be engaged but those u lio are
nealthy, young, and Irte from the vile
j habit of drunkenness the 1'rbtn.l pay, !
I clothinfjand ration hkh are given
oy uovtrnnitiit is caicuutcu .to in
duce the ) uu: U enti ipriaii; to take
turns and bvcome the prufcaional
gentlemen and defenders of their
Cvunlrv's in i.t rights end libcrtie'b.
LftJD save the Lhit:d Statu or
meica. " MinhlSih.
" TO LET."'
And entered into immediately.'
THAT cleuant and plea
(imly Curated HDUbr.. in Drk.(W.
Vitli the Oatdcn, Ac. 11 pictcul ottupicd
y rlu niiln. , I
ALSO,
firvetal LOTS adjoininf to let en
Iwi'diKff Ifairi. For pariituiasi coq aire
of M11. Da Bui, ec tbe ptetclfji.
Mitch 17. 3w.
LAST NOTICR-.
A LL pttfoni rcfidintj wuhintlie
JLJL county of N. Hanover, M vho
have not paia tneir taxet tor ti e jear
lEol, and arrearages for IE00, are
fcfpcflivtly- ftQutltcd ta ccaie for
ward atul pay the fame, on or te
fofVthejult aJay of the enfuing
county court, otherwise they will
be dealt with at the uwdirecti.
Wm.DLUD WORTH, Sbft
. February loih, 1803.
aNOTICE.
ALL pcrfoni In lchted to Ihe if
tate ol the late Ann Sphi
ir, are re quellcil to tuake pa) met.l
by the loth nl April nenj; ni;r
wifeihe fubfctlbcr will be tbligrd
lo bring foils Irxlifv tiniiiiaielt luf
ibe tccoverv ef ihe fame. -
MARY A. WALKER.
March
FOR HULL, t
The filth 70 UN I
Of an v nvfnMll
WHirpT, master.
Will .sail about the 10th
of April.
For freight or passage
apply to'
WILLIAM GILES.
17.
March
For NEW-YORK,
The handsome
". Schooner .
ENTERPIUZT.1
intended as a tegu
lar Packet,
has good accommo
dations foj passen
gers, and will sail in all next week.
For Freight or Passage apply to
captain rintnam on ooaru, .or to the
subscriber,
WHO HAS FOR SALE
30 quarter casks Sherry Wine,
10 ditto ditto Malaga do.
20 tons Iron, .
A few kegs of Raisins,
Porjt in shipping order, ")
Sawed Lumber, ;
Ton Timber and Masts.
A. LAZARUS.
Wilmington, Mkrch 17.
tylLMiyc-rov, March 17, i802.
Lately imported in several Vessels
aud iov sale under the direction of
Jos torn Potts,
51 Puncheons 3rd proof Rum, prime
quality.
22 Hhd. Molasses, from Martinique
10 Do. Sugar, St. Lucia,
30 Barrels do. Grenada,
10 BagsCqlfee, St. Domingo,
25 Quarter casks Sherry Wine,
4 Casks Linseed Oil,
3s Kegs Spanish Brown, ground inoil,
30 Tons Swedish Bar Iron,
5 Cwt. ditto, Steel, in bore.
21 Bundle German Steel,
7 Ditto,' Blistered ditto,
9 Ditto, Crawley , ditto,
18 Casks Nails, 8d. and 6d.
5 Boxes Cotton Cards', No. 6,8,9, JO,
3 Ditto, wool ditto, No. 6.
130 Bolts Dutch Canvas.
Also for sale,
AMERICAN PRODUCE.
Tobacco,
FLOPS,
Df.br Skik,
Rne,
Saifed Lumber,
Pork,
; Laud, .
Tjllov,
Birs-Wax,
CortosMAcaitti
'J JiTMUr 1)0 AtS,
Ship Bmiad.
j uft nil portf 6t
And to be Md ul reufonable prices
tor Cufh or Produce.
BARB A DOES, Momfc- 1
rat, and St. Croix j
RUM
imgar in hluls. and batrtls,
Cotfeein barrels and bag,
Surinam Molalfra,
RulTii 1 1 on, by 1 hu ton or cwt
N. E. Rum, he.
JOCLL1N, GAU-UliR, t Co.
Dcc'cirher 30.
Onlbe Mh Day ef Murck-r.txt,
WILL 13b SOLD
Under the Court. JItue in thtiijwn.
ri-VVO valuable Lutsoi Uround;
I one fittutid on thecal iidfol
i' lont-bucct, adjoining John aMar.
tin ad Dr. l)e lotfcil j the other
on the vt II lite 01 im urtci, juii
below ir jonti urmcy "
houlc aid aJju.ining Mj'r Ju n
VUer' L't, on the wiuil the
. . i nt.a.l. I r..,t .
j ttljutty 01 joIUl UUfcciy, i
10 Uiiily iuitdiy cxtvutiuna tu m
ALSu,
A Houfe L Lot on Third-flrcet
the property ol Mulutl Kci.ati
tUrccafcd, to fatiily an ixecution
ihe Kxecutor ol Hugh v-auijbtU
deceafvd, vs. faid Ketiai ..
Wm. DLUDWORTH, Shff.
Wiliningmn,
THE Dwelling House on the hill
aouih ideof Front-itrcet, latcly.occu
picl by Mr. Abram. Apply to .
March 17. Thomas Huh tit.
FOR SALE, thcapfjr Cash,
THREE or FOUR likely country
brrn NEGROES. Apply to the pnr
irf. March 3. .
Ninety Dollars Hcward.
T?L01'ED from ihe Hermitage
ilion the loth of thil infUni. the
folldwina Necrtiei. Ulonelr.g for
meiljr 10 John Curgwin, tfq. tut
they are now my property, vlx.j
ATU AM, 1 carpenter, who li
well known Irt and aaotii Wilming
ton at a tiddler 1 he toeVrflTwith
liitrt hU wila r.amtd HANNAH,
about 14 tnriol are. rd thttt
datiglXcr a likely yOrg girl f aWi
te "lejri tiS ace tiamed JF.SSEE
and two ymifprr thM'tr. oyi,
Mined MARCUS ari NCCLR.
NED.! a Blactfmhb, a HkcV
JUnK Wiow, about 22 years ot age
taced, hat
a wife at .Favetibville
the propeity of Mrs. Vance, to
which place it isjiiobable U.' may
berd his courfe. ' '
JEM, a likely young fellow, a
bout a6 years old, he has a wife h
prbperty of Mrs. M. JoteS, - in
Wilmington, named Grace, k wko .
will no aiduht eotertiio him j alf
two of Ms brothers.
. LONDON and ZEBB, the firft
is aout 10,' the other about 15
yejrs cf ae . London is a very
fraooth faced likely boy, Zebb it
ratherawkward and fcrawny.
JEHU,- a likely fmooth faced
young fellow, is tall and flendet,
. about 22 years oWj he was . hired.
I aft year, to Mt. Halfey. at" Green
rieias, and has a .wife there named
Amy, who I fuppofc will harbout
him.
"AJAX, an old lufty fellow,
fmooth faced, fpeaki plain and ii
upwards of 50 years old.
All the faid Negroes (th laft ex
cepted) are young and likely.
and all' peak very plain Englifh, .
and are. extremely plaufible itt
deception ; Abrarri has a nipttirei
btlt is notwiihsuiidit) adive and
flronj?.
Ten Doliari will be paid for
each, to-any petfon apprehending
any or tnem, on their being deli
vered to John Lord, Efq. in Wil
mington or Ninety dollars tor the
wnole in proporiion, on beirr de
livered as. afore faid or fecured i
any goa.1 in this flate fo that th
fubfcftber may have them.
GEORGE C. CL1THERAL;
January 2o. tf.
I will g.ve FIFTY DOLLARS fur
f pprehending the faid Negroei, id iS-
ditiou to uie abrve reward. .
JOHN BURGW1N.
Marcb 1 o. -----
FOKSALE, ;
That valuable Plantatio)t
WELL known by the name
of Spring Fields, in tike
neighbourhood of Rockevl'oint, a-
out one mile from the. Ferry, and
15 from Wilmington, containing
6ao acres.' one hundred
and twenty ofwhich is tidewamp,
tnitry acres 01 wnicn is cieateu.x
-f r-acres in la nd lu ampr
banked and ditched, and has been
planted levcral years, and riodu-
ced excellent Crops ;is fo ftuiaied
iliat it may be watered at any time '
frotri he Mill pond. About
300 acres ot upland, clear
ed, (its quality good,) well calcula-
ted for tnc cultuce of Corn,Cotton,
or fmall grain ; about fifty acres cf
I, up)Jnd 0 c!ear . lh remjin-
infi part is well timbered with pire
timber, and vuy convenient to the
plantation.
There is on the prcnYtfes a two
(lorv loule, 40 ftet lorg and 7
vvufe, in uhltli time ;!
Grill Mill, the flnnes 4 L2 frtt
diaoieter, and a Rice Machine that
wotU eight pcfllea. Thia Machit
If, worked by the fame water.wln.el
unat workl tlic lionet, leparaic
torootn toccnicr, on 10 nmpie a
I plan that any common CaijKiiter
may make the i.citiriry tepain.
II . 1 '
when rvquircd.
Alfo, a brick Ilarn 48 feet 1 )ng
and 22 Icet wide, lately .new cover-
t J ; a dv -tiling houfe, kitchen, and
a nurnbernt out honfes. . . .
1 he ahove'defcribetl Landi lay
on the ponh-eaft Kivtr, and there
U a creek running.through it navU
gab'c for finaH hoate, neatly to the
centre. In fituation tor range U
'equal to any in the county.
inaiiputauie gooti utica wm i
.made, and immctliate pofTelloa
ptven to the ptirchfer.
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rvny penon wiining o purtr.ai .
faid Plantation will pleafe apply to
the fobferiher at Gretn-Fteldi neir
Wilroipgron. HENKY IIALSlt.
January 5o. tf.- .
Ten Dollars Itcward,
WILL t e given for taking tp
and delivering to rre, a run.
away negro fellow well known by
the name of SPARUOW, Um I
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lately purchafed of Anthony Ii
Toomer, ETq. "lf Sparrow will
come in'inJ deliver himfelf op t
me within ine tnon'h I rum tin
date, F.e lhall le raroWJ
AH pifo'ni are lcreby . foibM
haibourirtg, emrlo)ingor carryirrj
Itim away ai 'wi ...
itivnij mn
WUtnlnitoP, Fib. 24th, iCtj.
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