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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
From the WASHING ron FEDEaALIsr OF
March 2.

From the WASHING TON FEpEsALlsr or
March 2.
Ut gives us pleasure to announce
the triumph of reaGon and jul'lce, over
the fpirit of party, in the acqultal of
Iudae-Chase--. We iinc-rely hope that
it vii have a tendency to allay the ipi-
rit of intolerance, prej"dice and party
,snimoGtv, which has 70 long dliGraF-
ed our country. .0n the one hand II
will be- leen, that although the demo
cratic prints, and many OF the high,
toned of that lea, have long tlnce
pronounced ien,ence on the Judge; ye'
after a full, patient, and laborlous in
velliga,ion, his politicalopponents have
Joined in pronouncing him innocent.
On the other hand let US do juaice to
the conduct that could acqui, pollu-
cal opponent, whom party fpir't had
doomed to dearuction.... Let the mutu-
al disappointment of thefe opinions
formed by prejudice, give rife to a
more tolerant and liberal fpirlt.
With plealure we record the names
of MelIrs. Galliard, Bradley, Mitchell,
Smith of New York, Smith Of Ohio,
and Smith of Vermont, as fitting a
bright and worthy example to their
country, in (acrihcing party feelings at
the ihrine of jultice.
The aggregate number of votes on
the eight articles, are twenty two Tor
acquital and, twelve for condem-
aation. This is equally honorable to
nudge Cha!e and his Judges.
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On tile frf article.

Guilty-Mefirs. Anderlon, Bald
win, Breckenridge, Brown, Cooke,
Condit, Ellery, Franklin, Rowland,
Logan, M'Clay, Moore, Stone, stump
ter, Wortking,on, Wright.--l6.
, Not Guilty. MeiIrs. Adams, Bay
ard, Bradley, Dayton, Cailliard, Giles,
.Hilhoule, Jaoklon, Mitchell, Olcott,
: Pickering, Plumer, Smith, (of Mary
land) Smith, (of New York; Smith,
I&f Ohio Smith, iofYerlnonI) Tracy,
white. ---l6.
On the fccnd .4rtiele
Guilty. M>Hrs. Anderton, Brock
senridge, Cook, Condit, EIIery, Giles,
He Wand, M'Clay, Moore, Sumpter.
10.
Not Guilty. McGrs. Adams, Bald
win, Bayard, Bradley, Brown, Dayton,
Franklin, Cailliard, Hlllhoule, jack
{on, Logan, Mitchell, Olcou, Picker
ing. Plumer, Smith, of Maryland,
Smith, ofNew York, Smith, Of Ohio,
Smith of Vermont, Stone, Tracy,
White, Worthington, Wright.-24.
On the third Article.
Guilty. MeHrs. Anderion, Bald
win. Breckenridge, Brown, Cooke,
Condt, Ellery, Franklin, Giles, How
land, Iackion, Logan, M'Clay, Moore
/ Smith, of Maryland, 'Sumpter, Wor-
thing,on, Wr,ght.--1s.
Not Guilty. Mellrs. Adams, Bay
ard, Bradley, Dayton, Cilliard, Hill
homie, Mitchell,;' Olcott, Pickering,
Plumer, Smith, of New York, Smith,
of Ohio, Smith, Of Vermont, Stone,
Tracy, White.-l6.
On the fourth article.
Guilty. Meilrs. Anderfon, Brock
enridge, Brown, Cock, Condit, Ellery,
Franklin, Giles, Rowland, ackion,
Logan, MsClay, Moore, Smith, OF Ma,
ryland, Stone. Ss,mpter, Worthlngton:
Wright.--iS.
Not Guilty, MeGrs. Adams, Bald.
win, Bayard, Bradley, Dayton, Gail
lizard. Hillhou(e, Mitchell, Olcott.
Pickering, Plumer, Smith (of New
| York, Smith (of Ohio),. Smith, (oi
Vermont, Tracy, White. 10
On the fifth Artle!e.
:Jnanimouily not guilty.
| ~ IL. Il xjh Arf,rI-
! Guilty. Melrs. Breckenridge, Cooke.
Rowland, M'Clay.
! Not Guilty. MeHrs. Adams, An.
der{on. Baldwin, Bayard, Bradley.
Brown, Condit, Dayton, Ellery, Frank
| lin. Gallard, Giles, Hillhoule, ack,
Coa, Logan, Mitchell, Moore, Olcot'.
Pickering, Plumer, Smith (of Mary.
|land) Smith (of New York Smith fol
Ohio Smith of Vermont, Stone:
sumpter, Tracy, White, Worthlng'
ton, Wright. 80.
On the fevsath article.
| Guilty. MeGrs. Breckenridge.
Cooke. Frankln, Rowland, Jackion:
MsClay, Smith of Maryland, Stene.
Sumpter, Wright. 10:
! Not Guilty. MeiIrs. Adams, Ar
derlon, Baldwin, Bayard, Bradley,
Brown, Condit, Dayton, EIlery, Gail
Hard, Giles, H;lIhouie, Logan, Nit,
chell, More, Clcott, Pickering, Plu-
S,,;tb oC New York. Saith OF
Ohio, Smith Of Vermont, Tracy,
White, w orthingtcn. "A.
On tie e'ghh Artiele.
Guilty. Meiirs. Anderion, Bald,
win, Breckenridge, Brown, Cooke,
Condit, Ellery, Franklin, Giles, How
land, Jack(on, Logon, Mc,aay'
moore, Smith, {of Maryland, Stone:
sumpter, Worthlngton, Wright. 49,
Not Guilty. MeHrs. Adams, Bay
ard Bradley. DAYTON, Gailllard, Hill
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other. were dismountedby our shot, as the
wall, were almos. totally destroyed. A,
quarter past P. NJ. a ship hove ia sight
70 IA. northward, standing for the town;
made the Argus signal to chase At halt
pa., one of our prize gun boats wa blown
I'D bv hot shot from the enemy, "hich
nassei thro' her magazine. she hal on
board 1s officers seaman AMI MARINES
~ of whom were killed, aud 6 wounded.
Among the killed were James K. Cald-
well first lieut.. Of the Syren, and midship.
man John $. Dorsey, both excellent off.
GERS; midshipman Spence and II men
were taken up unhurt. Captain Decatur,
whose division this boat belonged to, and
was near her at the time she blew up, re.
norts 70 me that Mr.. Spence was superin-
tending the loading Of the gun at that
moment, and not withstauding the boat
was sinking, he, and the brave fellows sur
viving, finished charging, gave three cheers
as the boat went from under them, and
swan TO the nearest boats, where they az.
sisted during the remainder OF the action.
The cnemy's gun boats and gallies Is in
number) were all IN motion close under The
batteries, and appeared to mediate an at.
tack on our boats; the Constitution.
Nautilus and Enterprize were 10 wlndward
ready al every hazard To cut them oil,
from the harbor, If they should veature
down; while the SYrea aud Vixen were
near our boats 70 Support an1 Ever any OF
,hem that ~ GA, be d.s35Icd. The enemy
taonFht IL most 3r SO however, to re-
TIE IL their snug ,i-vdt behind the rocks,
after firing a few u. Hl~ boats, in two
DIVISIONS under CAPTAINS Soners and De-
Gator, were ,,-r conducted, as were our
bomb vessels, lleuts. Dent and Robin
son. The town mus, have suffered much
from this attack, an their batteries, par.
ticularly the seven gun battery, must have
lost many men. At half past p. II. the
wind began 70 freshea from the n. N. E.
maze the signal for the gun and bomb
boats 70 retire from action, and for the
vessels TO which they were attached to take
Them in tow. The Argus made signal
that the strange sail was friend. In this
days action No. 4 had "a pound shot
through her hull; No. had her latteen
ward shot away No. 8 "a pound shot
through her hull, which killed two men.
Some of the oher boats had their rigging
and sails considerable cut. We threw 4S
shells, and about 500 "a pound shot H.
to the town and batteries. ALT the officers
and man engaged in the action behaved
with the utmost intrepidity. AT halt past
s al! the boats were 10 tow. and the squa-
d-on standing to the N. w. At the
ynhn Adams, capt. Chsncey, from The
United States, ioined company. AT 9 the
squadron anchored, Tripoli bearing S. r.
miles distant. Gun boat No. was this
dav commanded bv aIr. Brooks, master
Of the Argus, and 20, G hv lieutenant
WadsweIth, of the Constitution. annex
II is return of our loss in this attack.
Killed 80 Gun Goat No. 9,
lieutenant,
/ midshipnan,
boa,swain 's.mate,
quarter gunner,
sergean, OF marine, and
) scamtn.
Di;to, gun boat No, 8.
. sea0Ien.
Il total.
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Marcht4.
TO LET.

A Store, on King ftreet, nearly op-
polite to Sno.ud>n', printing. office. The Stu:
is Handsomely fitted for retailing dry goods, with
accommodations for family. ALTO.
A Houie, at the corner Of King and
St. Aiapb freets. For terms, apply to
Adam Lynn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
ai.ranbrfa DatIp ADVERTISER.
MONDAY, MARCH +.

The Unted States frigate John Adams, Cap:
tain Chauncey, with Com modorc Prebls and
Conful O. Bri-n and family on boare) from the
Mediterranean, Arrived a, Sandy Hook on Sa.
turdsy hh, aud will probably come Up the t'rit
tair wind. Captain Newman. Of the hip Lau-
"a. fpake her on S1,uri,,, and informs, that
there are namber Of Turk, On board. N. 7. ?.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04

A faithful, impartial, and accurate,
repor, Of the teitimony, the arguments
of the managers, AMI the Council, and
the whole proceedings on the trial OF
nudge Chale, is now IN the preis, and
viii foon be fmlhed. The proceed
ings were taken bv ihort hand writer,
veil qualified for the task.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04

WANTS "A PLACE,
A YOUNG MAN who has been in bufnefa
n for f.vsraI ears as an afitans in a fore,
writes q toletabe good hand, has beer accueom-
d'to' keep books, aod, can produce very good
recommendations. A line diet.ed to l.. S. and
left at this office will be duly attended TO.
March 4. eo3tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04

Fourteen. hands and AN half high,
blaze face, years old, trots and ga'ops flee,
in very good order, and, when eolen, very
rough mod all round. hrewafd Of Te. Doha,s
will be paid upon the delivery OF the faij Mare,
to DAvY and 'M1LLs, Alexandria or, the =.
hove reward, for experimenting the thief and ie-
curing him 70 tina, he may be brought to juaie=
and the horle recovered.
Kid Marques.
March 4. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
TWENTY DOLLARS Reward.

Was STOLEN, from the hIErsbers
Wagon, on the dsa day OF March, at the
Crossroads, in Fairfax county.
"A Hoht SOyyeL Mare.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04

Yeferday the High Court OF In
peachment, met, agreeable TO rclolu-
uon, to pats Judgment in the Gale OF
Judge Chale.
Inc PTelident Informed the Court,
that the, had heard the evidence, and
were to decide ON the articles ieperase-
,y. IT,
The articles Eere then read 1eperate-
", and the PRECEDENT role up, called by
name, n alphabetical order, upon each
Member of the Court, and put the
quefiou in the words following; each
Member Handing till heshad anlwered'
C how FAY you-is Samuel Chaie,
Efq. guilty or not guilty OF high
cline or miidemeanor, as charged in
the Article of Impeachment JUL read :
The an(wers were as follow:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09
C0MSTYTU770W or VERMONT.

MIDDLEBURY, NOV. IL.
Agreeabiy to the Constitution, a CouxcrL
OF CENsoRs, consisting Of thirteen members,
will be elected by the freemen, on the last
"Wednesday in March next, who are 10 assem-
bic in this place on the first Wednesday in
June, 1906 -" Whose duty il viii be to en-
quire, whether the Constitution Of this State
has been preserved inviolate, in every part, du-
ring the last septennary, or seven ye;srs and
whether the Legislative & Executive branches
of the government have performed their duty,
as guardians Of the people. They are also
to enquire, whether the public taxes have
been Justly laid and collected in all parts OF
the Commonwealth in what manner the
public monies have been disposed Of and
whether the laws have been duly executed
For these purposes, they are authorized to
send for persons, papers, and records -
and have power to pass public censures,
to order impeachment, and to recommend
to the Legislature the repeating Of such
laws as shall appear to them to be uncUnstitu-
tional. These powers they are to hold during
the space of one year from the day of their e
lection. They are also empowered to call
Convention, to meet within two years after
their sitting, ii there appears to them an abso-
lutte necessity of amending any article of the
Constitution" &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

The following is the sentence Of the Court
Martial held at Nezr-OrlcanS. some months
since for the trial Of Col. Butler, whereof
1t Col FREEMAN was president. The sen
tence has been approved by GEN. WILKIN-
son.
" The Court having nlaturely weighed and
considered what hath appeared before them II
evidence, during the course Of the prosecution,
as well as what the Prisoner, Colonel THOMAS
BUTLER hath urged in lis defence, ere Of op-
inion that he Is glaity Of zyiJui, obstinate, and
continued diso6edience Of the general 0rder gfthe
3Oth 9f .Lhr1l 1901, for the regulating the cir
ofthe hair, and also ofthe disobedience Y'4e o.
der ofthr Isl of February, 1904, Is set forth
in the last charge and specification, whereon
he has been arraigned the court also finds
hm g,iitu Of n7utin1us conduct, IN appearing
pubIickly in command Of the troops 1t the city
cf fNew-O Orleans, With his hair cued, in direct
and open violation Of the general order OF the
7lth 0f Apri sol, and lst oil February lTn4'
as stated il tcc "a charge, and par; q tie I'd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

here, almost loose the sensibiity Of pity in
the glad reflection that am a citizen Of the u
nited States. Ruined temples, pyramids and
catacombs, monuments of the superstition,
pride and frailty of their founders, disgust my
sight for with their magnihcence cannot
but couple in my mind the idea Of the slaves
who must have groaned under the oppressive
folly Of their fabrication. Egypt, like hypoc-
risy, shows best in perspective"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

specification and thereupon, they DO in con-
sequence aaJudge and sentence him 70 b. sus-
fendrd. from az command fay, and e7Holtr7erts
for the space offweite calender months. 10 COM
mence from, and Immediately after the pro-
mitigation Of this sentence"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

Government has ordered the house lately
occupied BY Mr.. STKELE,as boarding house,
at Washington, to be fitted for the acCommo-
dation Of the Minister from Bar5Qry. 1t is
said that he has brought several horses, as pre-
sents to thePrcsident and his Ministers: But as
no officer Of the government can accept Of any
present of the kind, His African Excellency
may make good speculation Of them at the
race gro5nlds. It is said his Excellency is to
reside permanently in the United States.
[CentMeL1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09
9ortrp.
THE SAILORS DIRGE.


Sew up the hammock, Death has laid
Poor Ton in Honor's bed
Heave out a iigh, and lower away,
Our gallant rnedinate's dead.
a right trim hearted lad he wa:
feaman Nout and bod;
He lOvd bis friend-he Iov'd lis girl,
But now his heart is cold.
So long as French and Spaniard', fought,
No lion was more brave
BIT 7vL,z fJ.y 1y'd for guartrrs, aaHe
Than Ta.t more free 70 Evs
When overheard and RsuggGng hard
For l:fy's dear fake was !,
Though Wild the waves, and loud the wind,
Jack heard my piteous cry.
He afk'd no leave Of pal.ry fear,
lie fwam and took me out;
Now Jack mutt fink, and | may twin,
So fortune wheels about.
Farewell, Poor Jack-in vain for thee,
The ocean pillows roar;
Farewell, poor Jack, with honor won
Thou nov Ian Areach'd the ihore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

To NATHAN FINsL0jjI 9qe gftbe Pr.tri-
4,r. falmouth, rite c.1a:y !torsEli,
YOU arc hereby required in the name Of the Com
m7nweath oi M4.Tachsletts to notify the ProPrie-
tor Of F4lq,,ab aforclaid in the law di-
ret1 10 meet at the and place, and for the Pur-
poles mentioned IN the foregoing application.
Given under m hand aud fea this lsth day Of
November. A D. 1905. ARCHELAJS LEWIS,
T-ii< sr aJe P.--.f9y f:yl.4 CeD.y # C41'5sr!5aA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09
III 4AmEs D. Hoeklxs, Cert str t5e

rbf,. TAazFs d. HoPKIN', C4rkf The
" Ndae IHntite AD,ciafio":
,nIr a-e hereby requeled by the fubicrbers five Of
I tbe members OF faid Corporation TO notify and
sr,crtng Of the members Of that Corporation to
s1roisen Al the Chamber the Name Fire and
Biurance Office, 10 Portland, on Saturday, the
n day Of December next, at O'Clock, p. M.
" 4 ~ the following articles, viz.
" 10 choofe Moderator or Chairman,
Totake INTO confederation the application o. EB-
.-,, IsBFv and others, fer the reinqaiialncnt OF
- of The Maine Turnpike route from NewhamFl llire
-. Portland and at thereon they may Judge
peaieat H. h,,e,.c "a. .,,,,. .o-,.
,ss-e, hem, Is they may think proper
Ilaac Parker,
Hugh M'Lelan,
LemuI Weeks,
Daniel Tucker,
Wm Symmes.
purfuant to the foregoing application, Ido hereby
.,;fv and warn the members of the Maine Turnpike
Annexation TO meet the time place, and for the
p,rpoies aforementioned
LANES D. HOPKINS, cL',l q Nam .,.9 7lr'-
Portland, Ma. 80, ! so5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

90 ARCHELAUS LEWIS, o8e # tie 7uFi-
# tie Peaet, 5gifbH and 9r hs Csaaty n Caa5Tirad
"a the Sublc-ibers, being Proprietors in the Town
w Of Falmouth Judging P5efrisorI Mrrt'ag 70 be
recefary, do hereby requeh YOU to ihue Warrant,
fer calling meeting Of the lad Fropretors,t 70 be ho
den 4, the houfe Of ANDREW p FEosr, late Of FIJI
nsi5, dsceaied, the TJirti dy u D--antJ 7-@, i
being the lah Monday in faid month, at ton o'clock
A m-to act on the following articles
N 10 chooie Moderator.
M Cd. To choole Clerk, the former Clerk beng
dead,
Sd. To receive accounts, and allow The fame Il Jhey
fec eaufe.
l. To choole committee man il lieu Of 4. p Fyge
To Egn grants 70 thofe who have not had iV4
acres Of land laid them, and to remove thote
tia, have ben laid former grants or on old claims
9Th. To r.. ifthc Proprietors viii chooie COM
rtee to Object to any pcrfon or Perions who are on
the Proprietors Land and Prole-u.e tretPahers.
4 9th To fee what the ProPrietors viii do with the
undivided Land, after IO4 are completed - each
ProPrietor feli it pubic aU1h0n, or dilPoieof
i as they think proper
7sh. To fee what method the Prcprietors will take
10 call their Meetings. ter the future
Sth. To account fundry layings out Of the Com
mitiee.
Eeni. Bailey, Saml MOuntfort,
7ohn Ouinby, Nathan WinAow,
lob Window, Oliver Winhow,
~ II T
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

N pu-Luancc Of the foregoing Warrant to me
directed lo hereby nosity the Froprietors of F1!-
n5, TO meet At the time AID place mentioned in the
foregoing application, and FIR the plrpoes therein e1
preTsd. NATHAN W4N9LON
.F1i-,lH N,. is. 1905 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

NOTICE ], hereby sHv2n, that the iubicribers have
heen duly appointed Executors Of the lalt VIII and
Tslanoenr of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

NOTiCE IS hereby sivor., tha; further time. VIZ.
- from, TIE 10th Gav of December ncxt, Is a we'd
BY the Hon Samuel Freeman Fcl Judge Of the Pro
hate Of Wils, &C. for the county of Cumberland fer
Credtts5 e the elate Of
ROBERT ETDONHLD,
late of Portland Mariner deceafed bring forward
and prove their claims All Perions hrving claims
agani Ild cFtc n0, already exhibited Us, are hereby
notified that he fIb.c-Nsr5 will attend for that Pur-
poic al tie holle w Jan,es Chadwick OF iMd Port
land. Tueidav and Saturday next At three Of the
clock, in The afternoon ~ each day.
Richard Hunneweil, ( c..,,,4;,,;srf,,
Arthur Mcclellan,
Portland, Nov 80, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

PORTLAND (laAHvzl MONDAY, DECEMBER ., 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09

tx ~ o.,
IN Ca?eiEi,z be,h a teha grey HORSE '-o'' q
r owner nry have hiF again by pTo'c'1s pro
-ty and paying charges. Apply - .---.-,
o. s-E.--tf,. D.. ,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-09
3eo.ttftai.
Frc1l the SIR,
LETTER III.

vt L. LIZ III
70 TK0MAs ALLEN, JUN. cF Putgfeld
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-04-01

d., Lees (Winlihsn, Bilious Pills.
THE ercas aie aoi inc ealng deRsud Tor thete
valuable pills Tor tlrcse iweise yeas P4is, be-
fpcak FER inlriafc worth. They have proved
I'm, uiariy eff, acoas in R,lli9us and lae}Lsos f.
vey, Jagadnr, Head Aoffs iHyIateris,, Bogioas
CHI, e, Caftpt1els. fenglc 6lnllajus, u.
The very great dcassaesansi high eileen n
which thrfe pills are ted tl3c.h q he uuistd
States an tie Wei lnits, .hJs ifsi9cfd nsny 10
counetic { them tie Putc's(ss IS rcqutfrd 10
obler, 4 hat the Dame It S1in4cI Lee. ju0. lie
pstentee) Is affixed to each III Of directions, in
his ov' hand wiling, or they vail not 81 genu.
inc Price so cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-04-01
March T..
LAND FOR SALE.

The fuofcriber offers for Sale, a
traa of land, or which he at prefenf reIl3es, il-
tuated in the county OF WeRmorcland, & bound.
ed by the rivers Potomack and Yeocomlco.-
This tract contains about 700 acres OF Rrong
low grounds, one half of which IS thickly cover
ed with very valuable pine and oak timber, aud
the foil we'll faiied 20 I'll: culture of corn and
frnall grain-The ftuation very healthy and
handione one, commanding an exteniive vie"
up, ard bdundlefs view down, the Potamack.
tn. waters to WHICH this land is immediately
attached, Afford, in abundance, and with agreas
convenience, the fnea oyfers and wild fowl,
through their feaGon, and fin in great varlsiy
and ef the ,6aea kinds, thsCrs haat the ytaf.
The purchalcr may have the hook OF cattle,
lheep and hogs, together with the implements OF
huibandry on The p!ansation.
One half the amount of the purchSie mua be
paid at the time Of taking pn1qfioa, which may
be had wi,hthe clofe OF NE pfelcnr year with
an iadifputable title For the remainiet, Il
months credit viii be given on payraens beiT'S
satisfactorily fesu.ed.
Alexander Parker.
Wsamo,s!snd County, March -. s4w
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n O t lE c. II.

By aushoaty Of deed of rue from william
Mitchell, deceafed, to the fpbfFibers fcr TIC be.
ncft Of Same! Cf4ig, We h4!l II the af& Alon,
day in May mex, (axthl expal5to lale ar public
auc,ion let fituaied on the Sqfyh Gde Of Duke.
Greet, and to the wsisHard of Watsi frset, IN
the town Of Alcxlniria, exciting nffons es
Dpk- -R,ces, twenty even ffttsn inches, in
depth, ninety one feet fS inses toa Q feet al
lev. On the back part Of Iotis well buil'
and we'll innhed two Cory ficS hou!e, and
aTong one rory frame ware f9ass IN 'front.'
A part of the monty wiiihe expected down.
and credit given ior the balance, particulars
will be made knawn on thsaaJ Of faie.
cIeon Moore No. 7r.,,a?ss,.
e Chas. M'Kni5ht 1'1
March IS :. aaw.'Ted's.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-04-01
SO Dollars REGARD
Ran away, from the fubfcriber, living in Charles
soonty, Maryland, near Briasn. Town, on or
4 abort the ard Of lstt month,
NJ e e r @ 3 I L L.
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He IS ABOUT ~ years of age, tall aud aont
made, of a yellOwilh complexion, thick lips,
ard coarie voice, walks with ais toes turned out,
his cloathipg can't well deicsibe, but his com,
mon wear waslan old hat,whiie negro cotton over
Jacket, ard pair Of county cloth rouicrs, fri
nd wish yellow, croisways. He formerly BE-
Iopeed 10 the family Of Nca'es, in Cont.eck. |
have r.sfon 10 belieye tina, he will make tor Der,
kelly county, vrginia.near Chsrleaown, where
ii, father and molher lives, belonging 70 Rich
arch Lieyeling. Whoever takes up fad telloS'
a diccures him in any jail ut out OF the coun-
tvl and gives information TO the iubierlber' 10
,bsr he gets him again, hsl receive the above
,e0ard and all Reasonable charges if brought
home and, If taken in the county FIVE DOL
Augufus Birch.
II. B. All matters OF veiiels are forwarnsd
taken away laid fellow, al their peril.
Charles County, Match 70. .gswzzs