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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-03

1hS volunteers were Their
drank.
By Major Pineknc-Otium cum digni-
tate to retiring merit.
BY Jxdge Livermore-The true repub-
licans Of America, who hold law, religion,
and order elential to Liberty.
Mr.. Harper-The federal party; pub
lie fpirit its guide, honorable feelings its
Cement, and public good its object.
General Lee--Experimental fagacity in
preference to fpeculative reveries.
MI. OHs-The nth of February on
that day may faction be entangled in the
net which ihe has fpread for the friends of
the connitutior.
Mr.. Bzyara-The national confituti-
on, may lis friends rally round it, refolved
to live under II, or to be buried under its
ruins.
Estrud Ja letter f,vm an intelligent H.
Sge,1ran gentleman, at Madras, dated
JULY 10.
The iaand of Ceylon is garriloned by
the Kings troops, confafing of fome Bri-
tlih and a number of native feapoy regi-
ments. The honorable Frederick North
is its Governor. The King feems ap-
PREVENTIVE that the India dominions are
growing too potent in their company mi
iitary establishments. He has forbidden
the company to raife,a Jingle recruit, and
will, undoubtedly, annex every new terri.
terial acquihtion, excluiively, to the i'm
rerial domains. Should the company feel
difpofed to fet up for t~hemfelves, and play
John Bull Yankee trick, their two ar
mics would in a few years, by continual
increaie, be able to efIest the brilliant at
chievement. The Britiih Miniltry, aware
Of the ponibility of the event, have tho't
neceAary to check the growing power Of
the India company, while the means re-
main in their hands. Every hip from En-
gland brings out officers Of all ranks, who
bear the Kings commiGons, and fupernu-
meraries to fill up vacancies in the different
corps as they occur.
At Madras we found a fquadron Of
1lips Of the line and fr;gates, commanded
by admiral Rainier, which, with a large
body Of troops now ready for embarkation,
are deRined e operate in aaec.e ct expedition
Other hips, %traniports, &c. are ordered to
Join this armament, and the whole are to
rendezvous at Pulo Pinang, or the Prince
of Wales 1nand, with all pofible diff
patch. Conjecture is buly in afigning tie
place on which the meditated blow will
fall.
The lie ofFrance, Batavia, and Ma
nilla are mentioned but the bef inform
ed people fay, that Ternate, the principal
Of the Molucca or Spice Hands, is dehi-
ned to become fnbjed to the Britifh crown,
by force of Britih prowefs and arms.
Success, is anticipated to await the project
ed enterprise, and that England will foon
be in pofedion Of all the Yieeri<s of the
oriental world, feems an opinion lan0ion-
ed by reafon and beyond the reach CT
doubt"
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.breedsof Beauties that were not remarked
the preceding year, and who all Of a Iud-
den, thine with a brilliancy before nm. :
known. Their drefs is beautiful. noe'{
withdrawing what angry women fwbG3
may have good cauie) may FAY to the
contrary. The indecency which thew
pretend to find in it, exits only among
the indicate women, who, in ,everv
drefs, are always the fame. But the pre.
lent dreis feems to have been drawn up bv
a Grecian painter, and we have here
Graces made to be clothed with it.
Our young men are quite the revcrfc.
Their drefs is the mott ridiculous and in.
convenient.-The prefent ,fafhion is a :
ihort coat (refemblipg a fpencer) the
collar is as long as the coat itlelf' the
pantaloons are a yard wide. Thofe gen
tlemen have in fact adopted the petit
coats. They have the madnefs to wear
black cockades. Government appears
to take no notice of it. In eight DAYS
none will be feen. If it was forbidden,
the trehes and black coilar-war would
begin anew. But this ridiculous combat
OF a government againit taylors is, thank,
God, out of fafhion. B~uonaparte, in fpeak-
ing Of folnc theatrical pieces that were for
merly prohibited, has faid, that he
feared nat TIE Kxgs Of TIE Stage"
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ANs Is V1CfCdUCIIc AQV.
"I had the p~leafare of breakfaHine
yefterday with fome Of the heroes of Ma
ringo; what they have to relate borders
10 much on the marvellous that they are
obliged every mornen to invoke the con-
adence Of their hearers when their r~ecitals
become 70 extraordinary as to appear ia
BILIOUS. The details rejecting the pat
fage of the mountains, which exhibit dan
gers inexpreh.blc, and altogether new to
the army, make thoie who have ef aped
them, fa, oder.
" The exrreGions of regret fer TIE
death of the brave, modea and v%irtuous
Defaix are not appealed. That he might
join Buonaparte, he had tie day preced-
ing the battle of Marriage travelled .fe-
veral miles on foot by crois-ways. Buo-
naparee was with the advanced guard
after having embraced him, the hrG care
of the General in Chief was to order a
boye for his lieutenant general. This
trait repreicnts Defaix fuch as he was.
" | juft now met the Auftrian general
Zagg, prifoner Of war. He walks about
with his fword, his crofs, his uniform, and
his cockade /: he SCENE extremely plea(-
ed with the Par.iians, who follow him
at the public walks with a laudable
c %.r;oiity.
(" Radiations continue. l fupped a
few evenings ago with even or eight
emigrants or Chouans. They are 10
thirty years Of age, and they have made
feven o. eight campaigns asaina the re-
public, with which they have made their
peace. They are very agreeable, and
appear to be totally reformed but our
armies are every where victorious. Buo-
naparte, with much r~eafcn, has faid
France does zevy well TO odfam vi9o-
yies." 1t is in cafe he hould be beat,
that a proper opportunity would prelent
itfelf to judge of the fidelity of the per-
fons in queition. ! was the only patriot
at their fupper-my neighbours gave for
a toait their ancient regiment, ard in
| vited me to drink it with them. I didf 70
without the leaa hefitation, out of refpett
for the dead. A little while afterwards
i gave for my toait the 1917 demi- bri-
gade, which was alto my regiment, and it
was in the like manner drank with frank
nefs truly chivalric. There is now no APP
parent danger On that ide.
Amldf all this Paris is embellih-
ing aaonihingly. The plans OF the
council of a%ncients refpeeting the Thuil-
leries are carried on and Progrefiing !; 1t
is impoHible to fancy any thing more fu-
perb than that garden. The place dc la
revolution is unencumbered, and the
departmental column is elevating in the
centre. :
The women, l believe, are growing
handfomer every year in this extraordi-
nary city-I mean, that every return of
fprinp feems to bring along with it a new
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alexandria Aduertzse,.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
MN.
Since the ehablifhment of our navy, the
captures made by it O to ~ in num-
Der, and the recaPtures exceed eighty.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States, met yeferday in the Capitol at the
CITY of Warrington, and adjourned with
out traniaaing any buiineis.
Tbaxaszy Af aAoAndia entertainment 4va
gtvsn, at Stills Hotel Cxy@ WgRiuy-
ton, BY the fsderal7vembers gbotb b0xE
a1 Coxgys6, to Ozivsy WoLcotb late
heretay gtb< T,eg/uxy, t. <xprsGtber
efeaax ia, bis peyon, tkei, rsLpef for
bis character, and their b,gb EnIe Of
hnimbortaat public srvres. The Heads
Of Debaytmeuts and the Judges Of The
Snbrsm< Coxyt noqv in !osou uvere pre-
Eat. The eomtauy certified Of about
u bey0us-Mr. RG 1 The Seuafe in
The Cban-U1er dinner TIE foAouvmg
tsafs 4vere drank:
1. The United States-Union and Lii
berty.
2. ThememoryofN ahington--Brigh
as day and durable as time.
3. The PRECEDENT of the United States.
The bea reward Of virtuous actions and
important public fervices-the coniciouf-
nets of having performed them.
4. Charles Coteiworlh ~Pinckney. Tie
man who would not do a d~iihonorable act,
to be PRECEDENT Of the United States.
$. Or, future PRECEDENT. May he be
TIE man equal to the government of ma
ton.
g.. The Judiciary OF the United States
independent of party, independent of pow
er, and independent Of popularity.
I. The Navy-a fate rafage over
:" the temPeHuous fea Of liberty
8. Tie Army and NIilitia-thcir due
combination, our beh defence.
g. Timothy Pickering and James
M'Henry.
10. The thirteen Senator's Of Pennfyl-
vania-a Spartan Band.
II. Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
isetures-,he three pillars of National
frolperity.
II. The Clergy-may every denon,i-
ration Import the government, and the
government protect every denomination.
10. Public Credit-the refult of talents
sa'ouou!ly and uprightly exerted.
4. The true friends Of the people, who
sonsult their interets and not their preiu-
IS. Mrs. wsning+cn-" Taught by
us great example 70 long before us, we
WI, never oppofc Our wiihes to the public
WI conititutionally expreHed.
The American fir-the liberty
1.-THE Prefs, without licentioufnefs.
~. ne Following toaa was then given by
Inc Senate and Houfe of Reprefenta-
M Sses OF the United States-By wife coun-
ana meaiures, may they continue to
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adding that in his opinion the faith 3 The
government was pledged to remain there.
You are at perfect liberty to allure your
friends that he has made thefe declarations
to me, and for my own part that l fully
conhde In the fincerity of them.
.l1De toAazoixg is an estru9 fyomsa ktter
81 recent date, ,eeeized by..a gentle
nan IN t6" city fran a frisud in Paris.
1t the production Of a AveJ imagi-
nation; and zoe bave tyuxNated it mile
bobe that it aoW be read 1v1b Tie /ame
good bxmoxr in eohieb appears to be
a0.Hteu.
N. Y. Mercantile Adv.
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Ihave feen Col. Burr repeatedly Gnce /
have been here, and knowing that much
had been faid to the fouthward relative to
his oppoftion to the Federal city, l was
determined to afcertain what his true fen
timents on the fubjed were. l therefore
informed him ofthe reports which / under
food to be in circulation on that fubjea.
TIe declared them in the mott unequivocal
manner to be without truth or foundation,
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THE SUBSCRIBER

RspeGfulN informs the tut
bile, that finding it indifpenfably neceaa-
ry todiaolve the copartnerfhip Of O'NrrL
and WARD, in the Globe Tavern, Of this
town, he intends in future to conduct that
houis on his own account, under the name
OF the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no cxertion on his part hall be wanting to
give every perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatisEaa;or
He requeits all perfons indebted - tbe
above firm to be fpcedy in ~iettline their
accounts with him, as he alone Is anfbo
Iifed to give a valid difcharge for money
Que, or make any kind offettIement with
them. lie alto requeifs the favor Of all
perions holding demands againa O.Nr;I
and Ward 70 render him their feyeral de
yaands. as he wifhes to have them ad;1a
Cd as foon as pofiblc.
ENOCH WARD.
IS fI6) 3weo
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" O T I C. E.

People are IN future totake
care how they croE my lot and break
down my fencing ON Hunting Creek. ]
will no longer fufer filing or fowling
there. / have employed a mar to watch
and being a competent evidence, / will
protecute the fir1t man, or mans fon, that
makesanother trefpafs upon me.
r.. L. lH0OE.
January Is.
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SEVEN hundred and eighty -eigh, acres
2 the county Of Hampfhire, on the wa
Frs Ct Great Cape Capon, about 70 miles
rom the Warm Springs, and 90, from.
Winchester. This land is full Of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 60 acfe, of bot.
tom, and rich high lands to each: and IN
the heart of the timber there is a fne feat
for a law-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hye acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters Of Grave and Fiji Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below P~ittfburg. Some of thelc lands are
very goods withconidsrable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF thai county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy fix and three
toprths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within Of a mile
OF. the River Potornak. This land has
about 10 n 80 acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with III Sne Su9a,
Trees OF it; from which 1 am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugal
annually. There are ALTO a feat for grif
and law mills omit, equal to any in tina,
nesghborhood, and upon a never failing
itream OF water. The upland is rich
wih plenty oftinbsr, and part under cul.
tivation. This farm is well i.nproyee
with a good orchard, hoafes and fencing
and rented laa year for produce equal (
tixty pounds per ann. Mir. Jofeph Butler
al the Warm Springs, willfhew il. l vii
I'll all, or any of the above lands for can
or upon credit, or take in exchange fo
them lands in Fairfax Comfy, or lots q
land in the City Of Alexand il, or th,
City of Wahington
January Is. al
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ANTHONY SAWYER,

ANTHONY SAWYER,
Hair DrxNer and Peyfxmer,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal freet, between King and Prince
i~treets, fourth door iouth of the Print
ing Office Of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft iaihion of Ladies Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
for the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
n. B. Any Lady wilhing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fend-
ing a feryant to his hop.
GT He has forslale, every article in
ne Perfumery line, on the mott ~rca!ona-
bic terms.
Alex. Dec. s. "a
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4 VI u @ K r e u
January IS.

- 80 IN 4 Il =
And fer fase by the fubfcr;b-r at the coun-
8. Wharf, a general aGortmsnt of Cologne
Mill-itones, from Amfferdam, with hand
Mill-ftones and German feel.
JESSE HOLLINGSWORTH.
Baltimore, December n. 7awott
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l WILL SELL OR RENT

The Store | have occupied for many
years pait, ltuated On Prince-Street, op-
polite Col. Iiooe's. No>Eand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
Tor carrying on an exterive w~holelale, wet
or dry good bufinefs. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of -four goo
barrels may be flowed on the premiies
without any inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Ihofe.defrious ofholding it will apply
to me OF Merchants Wharf, where / ihall
in future do buGneis.
VIM I. HALL.
December II. a
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Washington Tavern.
Peter HeikelI

Peter HeJReH
Acquaints his former cuAomers and tho
public IN general, that he has removed
from Staxuton and efablilhed an Inn il
Mrxaxdyia.
O. He has a few good SADDLE and
CHAIR HORSES which he will hire.
4weo
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WANTED I r
January Is.

WANTED,T HIRE,
For he Ervice Of the Potomac COMPANY
far TIDE fnlsing year, to 1voyk az tie
Gyrat-FaX,,
A number Of active, able:
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. they will be
we'll fed, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes Of fckneh taken good
care OF at the exrence of the Company
Their wages WILDE paid quarterly, and.
if deGrable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be mott.
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
calars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, or:
TO the fubicriber in George Town. I.
by order of the Preiident and Direc-S
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, /
T,eoIu,er gbe Potomac C,ombuny.
Eeorge- Town, Dec. 20. 3ot
A fmall Cargo Of
James River GOALS,
AT Fizgerald's wharf,
To be fold On moderate terms, if appli-
cd for Immediately.
Philadelphia loaf and lump
hard foap by the box; alto a few
BOZ es OF crown or fhaying fap; hay in
bundles of about two hundred weight
FlPur, Bran and Shorts by the quantity
Cg@ given for Wbeaf or Corn.
VIM. HARTSHORNE. /
2 mo. ~. go
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Houfekeepcr wanted.

NIBERAL wages will be given to a
difckeet Woman, capable of managing the
aA;a1 s Of my family as a Hozlekeeber.-
A middle aged woman. Of a mild difpoG-
ton md regular deportment will be pre-
ferre as part Of her attention will be
necea hry in experimenting a n%uriery of
yo b children.
.gsA CHARLES LEE.
yecembcr -, 1900. eodtf
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pipes, hhds. and quarter caGs, for APPROX
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
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N @ T I G q

THE hockholders Of the Bank Of Alex.
andria, are hereby informed, that a diy;.
dendof foe per eeat on the capital Aock
of iaid Bank, for the half year ending ,hi,
Gay, is declared, and will be ready 20 be
paid to them, or their representative on
Thurfday next.
By order gfbe p,zEArnt and ai,sao,x.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
January s.. cow
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Alexandraa Library Company.

Such members Of the compa-
ny as with for copies of the new catalogus
of the books, to which the act Of incorpo-
ration, the laws, and the members names
Will be prehxed, are requehed TO call as
the library and enter their names on tht
llsoifubfcribers. AS only averyfew copiee
Will be printed more than are fubfcriber
for, they will rleafe not to neglect this
notice lett they fhould be diiappointed.-
And iuch members as have any of the
books beyond the time allowed for reading
will pleaie to return them to the library.
The books more particularly wanted are
Churchill's Collection of Voyages, 1T
vol.
Ruaell's HiRory of Modern Europe,
lit. vol.
American Mufenm, I'd and 18th vols.
Weekiey Miftellany one vol.
Hiaory of the Devil.
Recefs, sd vol.
Should any Of the above books not be
In the hands of any of the members, re-
ward proportionate to their value will be
paid to any perfon who may bring them
TO the library, or difcover where :hey
may be found, 70 thar they may be reco-
Yered.
JAS. KENNEDY, fen.
Sept. II. coat Librarian.
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E0}s!&aye, 1891.
PR OF SAILS,
BY Warner s. Hanna,
For publihing by Subscription,
SIX Yoiames #
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
I he American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
/. The whole fct will be printed in
handfomc duodccimo ize, on a iupey-
fine wove paper, and new type, made
purpoiely for the work.
z. The price 10 fubicribers, neatly bound
and Ie,tered, will be one dollar per vo-
lur,e-rto uon-fubicripers one dollar ard
fcventy- five cents.
8. No money required until the delivery
ofeach volume, and at the completion
ufthe whole lift Of its patrons will be
given.
4. II fra volume will conGt Of the fol,
lowing much admired plays - Cafl4
Spedvr, Heir at LaqV, The SraNger,
and Seeryfs Wo,fb Kuo1vixg.
$. The publilhcrs pledge thenfelses to
be particular in their Election, by Civ
ing place to fuch plays as are publicly
and jufly admired for purity of ienti-
ment, and elegance of dietion; ard nc
expence withheld in rendering the work
for beauty equal to any in America.
G1 When it is conGdered that the A
mefican public have never as yet been put
in podeilion, from prels in this country,
ola fet OF well feletted and approved plays,
capable Of producing much rational ienti-
ment, chaite wit, and good humor, 70
we'll calculated TO inculcate morality, a
mufe, recreate and animate the mind--the
publifhers Aatter tnemielves their exerti-
ons will meet with encouragement.
81 SA6/rrittions are reeeiUea at The
obfre of tie ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
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I VIII fell, or lcalc Gor "a


years, a VALUABLE FARM, in II.
county Of CulpepPer, and fate of Viroi
MIA, on Flat Run, containing 7so acre.
the lapd is extremely fertile, and yield,
abunian,ly in the product OF corn, whea,
and tobacco there are about 100 acre,
of meadow land, SO or SO of which are
cleared, and Is acres well iet in tino,bv
about $50 acres of the tract are cleared
and well encloied. This land is diaan,
from fredericksburg about a8 miles, and
s. miles from Alexandria and The CITY q,
Wahhlngtcn. There are !eyeral va.uabe
merchant mills In the vicinity, one within
the di!tance CT mile, where the Flede.
rickiburg prices are given for all kinds OF
grain.
| viii alto felt reverlion of
z5o acres of land adjoining the above, on
which are erected "a number of valuable
buildings, among them a large dwelling
houfe 90 feet by 40, with q rooms on a
floor, with FIRE places, and every necef.
fairy Out houtes-a valuable peach and ap.
pie orchard.
A further d.efcription is deemed unne.
celary, as any perfon defrous ofpurchaf.
veg or leaing will doubtless win to view
the premifes. For terms rpply to Robert
Brooke Vols, Efq. who lives ad Joining
the pyemiies, or to the fubicriber.
I qvMa J@ Seller Reut,
Two three ffory Brick Houies
in Alexandria, completely fnifhed, on
King and Columbia ftreets, with fundry
valuable property near the fame, ponefion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
iituation for the -four and grocery bufneli
equal to any in Alexandra.
For terms apply to Henry and Thorn
Moore, Alexandria, or to the fubfcribei,
NICHOLAS yOSS.
City of Warrington, ! .,m
July ID. "a"
N. B. with to hire by the month,
or until the LIT day of November, ten or
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
will be given. Apply to N. Vols, on
+ freet, or w. T. Vols, at the Navy
Yard.
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Stop the Villain.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

IH5ftV O0LLGrS Re1OGrd.
T STOLEN Oil the night of the cd init.
from the fubicriber's enclofure, adjoining
Mr.. James Edwards, on the York road,
about two miles from the city of Baltimore
and within halfa mile of the turnpike gate,
near Mr.. Chrifopher Walkers tavern. a
aoat well made bay HORSE, four years
Did lait fpring, near fourteen hands and On
half high, black name and fwitch tail, a
inip and tar, fmall blemifh in the of
eye, remarkably thick fnort neck marke
with the collar trots and canters, ana
has been lately ihod all round.
Whoever will fscure the Elid horCe, +
that the fuDicrlber may get him again,
ihall receive ten dollars, and if brouah
home ali reafonable charges 0nall be psid
md twenty dollars for ecuring the thiei
only.
SAMUEL VINCENT,
No. Al, north Gay -areet
Bellin0,s, Sepf. 9. eos
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
french Blu atO7tey.
FlUe Doll0Ys Rezvayd.

RAN AWAY on 'Tuefday the 9Th inA.
an apprentice TO the hair dreiiing oulineis.
named Dillsam C0aa0r. He is about %
years of age, itous MADE, about s fee, 6
inches high. He took with him Bath
coating coatee Of light colour. nankeen
trowlerss and a lur hat half worn. tits
iuppofed he is gone towards Georgetown,
where his relations live.
Whoever takes up faia apprentice, and
iscures him in any Jail 70 that GET him
again, ihall receive the above reward, and
all reaionaoie expences paid if brought
home.
PETER ROWLAND.
N. B. forward all perlons from en-
Psoying or harborng him al their peril.
Sept. 10. 81