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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-04

four days from Rio Grande, bound to N
Orleans ispoke by his majssty's ship Jason
arrived here This morning. from a cruize,
and communicated 10 Us from the tlfss
authority.
General Achmuty with reinforcement
of four or FIVE hundred men. about The 7lh
of anuary last arrivsdsat Maldenada, and
after having embarked all our troops then
there, proceeded up the river towards
Monte Yldeo, landed at poict Cartas, a.
bout three miles from town, The 18th, and
Immediately attacked and routed . body Of
Spaniards collected to prevent their land.
ing, taking, from them a ;wentytour
pounder. The English then marched aud
took post at ths watering place, about a
mile from the town.---On the 23d the
Spauiards came out of Monte Video
with. Eve thousand men TO attack them
The English Immediately decamPsd and
termed an apparent retreat, ullthey gpt s
miles from the town, when they hated:
the Spaniards who supposed them flying,
pursuing in most furious manner, huzza
ing &c. during bis retrea. a party OF 500
cavalry, with some infaatry,wsre Landed be.
tween the enemy and town from cur ships.
On being attacked, the enemy made se-
ny faint resistance, and retired In The grea-
est confusion. only 34oo Spaniards getting
back to the town. The vice roy, with
100 men, escaped into the country. Our
troops then proceeded to insesssfe town;
and on the Cd Feb having made a fsin' at
the harbor Cor North Gates, which drew
the enemy's attention 20 hat pari) he EGG
lish army entered by the Sea oa'es, which
they faced, and afser,a, great carnage, took
possession of the town,
When the Troy lef, Rio Grande, the
English were preparing 20 proceed tor Blu.
enoa AyresvsA
n General Befesford was still a prisoner
aboas ten leagues from Buenos Ayres, and
the English prlsonets, SAID 70 be about
three hundred dehcient 6. their original
humber, are dispersed about he coun.
Try.
A report Of he exne.ted arrival at Mar.
,iniqpe, Of the Roohetors squadron, has
gain been revived here. Ills majesty
schooner Morae Fortune, IS saia 10 have
brought some accounts TO this effect, from
ST. Lucia, which STATE thar The squadron
consists Of six sail OF the lae and sDme
frigates, with 5000 troops.
A neutral from S.. Plerrr's, which lef
it four days ago, AID arrived here lass
night, in some measure cesroo3raes the
report; vet, i. does not appear to attract
much attention in either our naval or.mil,.
tafy circles, although we understand that
sir Alexander Cochrsne, with his squadron
Of the line, goes to sea in conseauence,h this
evening. +
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n.., .ncae.meuts % tie Narrow took

New engagements on the Narrow tooK'
- an sne 25sh If We may credit the
i.,.lI;osnce Of. courier who arrived here
Today RI. =
Liner from Cracow, and has had con.
49,. interviews with the Prince OF Bsne-
.o,o ever since the 18th lest besides cou.
,;srs are daily dispatched TO aad received
from VleaOa.
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DISTRICT OF CoLumBIA, To nit i:


XKTHEREAS1 larid Uison scott ha.h.
wv by his petition in writing, applied to
the honorable Nicholas ,Fitzhugh one OF tic
assistant Judges Of the circuit court of tie
District OF Columbia. to be admitted to the
benefit of the act of congress, fer the relief
of insolvent debtors within the district afoIe-
said andhas stated therein that he is III actual
confinement in tie jail bounds CT Alexandra
county at the suit of John Cook, and being una
bic to discharge the said claim with others a.
gainst him, has offered to deliver up tothe use Of
his creditors, all las property, real, personal
and mixed-Notice IS MergSre giuen, to tie
creditors of the said Dayid W1lson Scott, that
On Friday the 9Th day of May next between
the hours of 10 and 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon OF the same day, at the courthouse in
Alexandra, the oath of an insolvert debtor
will be administered to the said Davia .Wlksow
Scott, and trustee appointed ag1eeably to the
said act of congress, unless cause be, then and
there shewn to the contrary. :
BY order Of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh assistant Judge of the circuit court Of
the District of Columbis, this Soth day OF
April, so7.
G. DENEALE, c. C.
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ADAM LYNN

Has received, per ship Leonidas, from Liver
pool, handsome assortment, of
,7rwcllery Plated, 7abaned and
FANCY Goods, w.
3 GOLD Breaches of the latest pat
terms, Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, Plated
Casters, Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Cream Pots, Candle Sticks, Shutters and
Trays, sc. Japaned Waters il sets, Bread
Baskets, Knife Trays, Satin Wood Knife
Cases. Tea Caddies, Silver. and Plated Specta-
Giles, Plated Spurs, Whips, Pocket Pistols,
Dirks, Gold and Silver >Epaulets, Military
Feathers, and an assortment of
SILVER WARE, as usual.
He continues to manufacture Gold and Sill
yer Ware. of every description, and ayants tsso
.41ltrentices to tie .SSilversniith business.
May A ID
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To be Rented.

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry treets-together
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
a two story Brick Dwelling House.
q For terms ahhly to
Jonathan and NJ. Schol6eld.
May |. 60
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James Dayid(on, JUN.


Section 2. AND BE 1T FURTHER ENACTED,
That the commissioners Of the sinking fund
shall not be authorised to purchase any OF the
several species of the public debt at higher
price than at the rates following, that is 70
say-They shall not pay more for three per
cent stock. than sixty per cent. ofits nominal
value; nor for any other species of the public
debt more than the nominal value of its
unredeemed amount, the eight per cent.
stock only excepted, / for which they shall
be authorised in addition thereto to give
at the rate of one half of one per cent on
the said nominal value for each quarterly divi-
dend, which may be payable on such purcha-
sed stock from the time Of such purchase to
the first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and nine.
May 4. d3w
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From the Frontiers Of P0merania
March 6.

To day we heard . violent cannonade
,,oo the enyirons of S.ralsund. Il Issald
,ha, the Swedss have made a powerful
.or,ie from the citadel. A part OF marshal
nIortier's corps is at present at Grimme !;
and two regiments oft have already pass.
Il through Grisfswald on their rout TO
FrisslaDd, &c.
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alera,1ria DAILY Advertiser.
MONDAY, Mar T..

MARnIEn, in Warrenton, Nc. MARCUS
GEORGE, Esquire, to Mrs. Mary F. CAMP
BELL, formerly of this towa.
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JUST RECEIVED,
ind for Sale b.

y -,
: JAMES KENNEDY, KING-STREET,
THE FOLLOWING NEW PUBLICATIONS..
ME Nautical Almanac and Astronomical
X Ephemers, for the years 1907, 1905
and 1909. =
Tables requisite TO be used with the above,
for finding the Latitude and longitude atsea.
Tooke's Diversioas of Purley, vols.
! Du6ei's Nature Displayed in her mode of
teaching language to naan,in the shortest time
possible, particularly applied.to the acquisition
of the French language, vols
DR.. Blacks Lectures OH Chemistry, 3vols.
Conversations on Chemistry, by Mrs. Bryan.
Ferguson's Lectures On Mechanics, sc. 2
vols. with a volume of plates.
Memoirs Of Marmonte, written by himself,
containing his literary and political life, and
anecdotes Of the principal characters CT 18th
century.
Carr's Stranger in Ireland, to which is an
nexed the Life of Dermody.
Bigland' sLecturss on the Study OF History,
--- Essays on Various Subjects.
SCOTS Lay of the last Minstrel q Poem.
.Bloom6elds farmers Boy, de.
T--- Rural Tales.
- Wild Flowers.
3 Poems by the late Richard 3. Davis, Of II.
York,with a sketch of his Life and Character.
Maya mwSst2w
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Berlin, March 10.

Letters have been received from the
head Quarters at Oslsrode, dated the 4th
instant. but which contain nothing new.
/, is said the citadel of Sullbsrberg lp
Silssla, has offered to capltulate.
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,Washsagton, anil 60, 1867.

Having been appointed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, agent for purchasing the eight
per cent Stock ofthe United States, standing
on the books of the treasury, and the books
of the commissioners of loans for Maryland
and VirUinia-
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.Sshiedam, March 80.

Sbhscddm, .Ndrch 70.
The British minister residing az Vlenna,
received intelligence on the 1ss lnstant that
,he Porte had declared war against England
ADMIRAL Lewis having Threatened 10 de-
sIoy Constautinople. 10 ease,he Porte did
not consent to renew its treaties with Rus-
.la and England and send off Instantly the
French minister and his suit. Alter
council of state bad been held, twas re-.
solved 10 seize on the person OF the En.
seli,h ambassador and ofall English sub
,irct,, Mr.. Arbu,hnot hswcssr aware OF
iihe approaching storm, had previously
made His escape to the English frigate.
Which had bret the summons.
The father OF prince Ypsilansi, had been
.suangied 10 his prison.
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Notice IS hereby givsn,

/ THAT | am ready to treat with any per-
sons for the purchase Of said Stock, at private
sale, within the price limited by the ID sec
ton of the act of Congress of the 18th Of A.
pril, 1906, q copy whereof is heFeunto an
nexed,
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: Poems by the late Richard 3. Davis, OF II.
York,with sketch Of his Life and Character.
May4 imWSSt2w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-27
H9is3s's AR5s lsllons. PHs.

Are. Justly esteemed for cafryln. OF tbs su
perfaoas bile from the stomach and prevent
Inc morbid secrctAons and their consequences
Bilious and malignant levers, sc. These pilis
are perfectly mild in thsig operah on' and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and III every situation.
7hg Cog,e,-eign Ointment TOR TIE
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Forty Ilol1ars RewaTd.

RAN AWAY s. Oh the doth Of this instant,
from Elijah Grahaln's plantation, lying on
peaiek Run, in Fairfax county, anegro man,
named sGEORGE-Also, his wife, by name
WINNY. -NegIo George, is about 5 feet 9
inches III stature, stout made, sWears In COM
mon conversation, coal black, has some white
hairs In his head if closely examined, and a
small cut upon his under lip, aged esboutiao !;
makes great boast Of his performances In any
Business that may be mentioned. to him, and
priaes himselfIo Grading, and driving wag-
goll--in fact he will make you believe he is a
competent hand at any thing. He had on
when he. went away a pair of patched cloth
tl.oTsers, a Roundabout efred spotted cotton,
lined through with country cotton and yarn,
and shoes nailed al round !.
i Negro SVINNY. lis vic, is about 90 years
of age, low as to stature, stout made, large
breasts, thick lips, coal black. She had ON a
country black striped yarn JACKET and petit
coat; its probable they may alter their dress.
1t appears from information they are bound to
the northern states in order to obtain their
freedom. Any person apprehending said ne-
groes and coahning them in jail, or bringing
them homo, OH giving information to Jqmes
Greham, Prince illiam county, near Hay
Market, OF to the subscriber, shall receive the
above reward.
Elijah Graham. !
June %. {25ii eeitf
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ether warm climate s,theyWill lie fonnd upon
trial to convey the most lasting service, and
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve health and
yigor. Although a great variety Of piescr1gp-
tons have been published to cure the elsor-
defs enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the C OUT AND RHEUMATICFpROPS OF.
DIX. TISSO'T which. are celebrated through
ont the European continent, and whose I'm.
bounded benefits arc fully authenticated by
certificates already published 81 gentlemen SO
well known il Americas being of the first con-
sequence in the state Of Maryland: General,
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton John Gibson,
ESQ. one Of the directors OF the Farmers Bank
of Maryland !; John Macubbia, Esq Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
Certificate of l6la.. 1llonads Kease, 6utcherS
Aboutthree weeks since i was most violent
ly attacked with RFlennatic pains throughout
my whole frame, in sosSeyefe. q manner as not
to be able to turn innay bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose from a severe cold ];
Oh being advised byea friend To apply Or. lis
sot's Cont and Rheumatic Drops, accord
singly obtained from the agents Mcssrs. George
Dcbbin and Murphy, two bottles, the aPplca-
ton of Which, under God, have. perfectly re-
stored me to health. 1 am therefore induced
with confidence 70 recommend this rlsdicHe
as a serhil cure for the above disorder.
THOIa.dS aKELSO.
Baltimore, July sd, 1906.
Certificate 9ef Mr.. Thomas camh6eR, Harness
maker
1t would be an act of injustice te withhold
Fay testimony Of the salutary effects Of Doctor
Tisset's Gout and Rheumatic DropS, as have
experienced very unequivocal instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. Twas afflicted with
two severe stacks Of What is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered
but was obliged to use clutches to aid me il
waking when left home; to this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the at
fiction and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life; bat proyidentiSl-
ly was recommended TO apply at George Dob
bin and Murply's for DR.. Iissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself PEP
fcetly liberated from my disorder, and ana now,
tkxnk God, as free from pain as # never had
been afflicted. Find:ng this medicine operate
SO powerfuiiy on myself, determined TO ap-
ply it internally to my child, aboy oldy eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four tines to hirl, his com
plant was entirely removed and ne Is now re
covering lis strength With great rapidly.
TIL. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July 50, 1906
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IIAMII. LIONS ELIXIR

Is recommended as The best remedy Tor
coughs, colds, ssthnas, hopping -cough, ap-
preaching consumptisns, and most disorders
1cf the breast and lungs. This preparation VII!
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary shosrseness,
thickness Of speeck, SC. long confirmed
Asthn1atic complaints Whsre cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicins affords inanaedi-
asereAsj, lnodcrating the fits ofcoushlng, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial ELECTS may confidently be ex-
pected.
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From A.sssrr l,saq1in, Esg. 1ate satto,aieyrs
neral The sfase rgsnFa.
/ comply with your request In stating my
cpiinion Of lIa,nilton's Elixir. IthaS been used
In my for two OF three years past, with
uniform success, wherever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, hare rendered medicine
necessary have myself found it an excel
slsnt and agreeable remedy Tor e very painful
and troublesome affection Of this sfeast, acsom-
panied with soreness, snd With distracted and
difficult breathing.
On these accounts T do not hesitate to re-.
commend Hamilton Elixir as washable NO
sSGas, md deserving public attention.
LUTHER MAR TIN.
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FOR SALE.

n .NEGPo MN, about Is years ofage,
"A who has been brought up asa body. ser
want to s single gentleman, IS good Cstier,
is well acquainted with ali the duties Of a
house servant, and las served d regular ap-
premiership TO barber, and is now a very
good one-Ie is remarkable for lis honesty
and the goodness of his disposition. For fur
tier particulars apply to TIE PRINTER.
Nav s. co
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I7uenty- Fays .eatJ ReuMa.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber. on
N the 2sd inst. an 4ppreltice Boy named
ItEZEhIAH l1ILES, about IL years Of age,
feet inches nigh, dark complexion and
grey eyes. Whoever viii secure the said ap-
prentice shall receive the above reward, but
10 charges.
Al masters Of vessels and others are fore
warned from harboring IMPLYING the said
boy at thar peril.
Russell lStsvsns.
June 25. cost
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Jonah Tl,omplon
Richard Veltcil.
y xssf
100 Gents RewGrG,
Alexandria, April IS.
but no charge &

RAN AWAY from the Sn .s I'd,
Der on tie 18th instant, an apP i'en .,srs
named JAIN II. 4Il7tchcN, about eSh'esn ;rb,
OF age, about Eve feet fur or ave ,St ssp.
sraiyi,t made, toerable stout built hsoe o we re-
plexion, very much treckioa' ;, ,oco;ve One
turns said apprentice to me- sAai Is- |
Hundred Cents reward, but no cl@' o. har,
forrewarn all persons from employ.nIs as they
boring said appreAtice, at taelr Pc! pe,.s
shall be prosecuted as the law olfec's.
oiii' " law3t'
june is. ....-~-.--ss..-e- .,,-.,,.a.@
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

- - =
or the gfes efficacy OF the fs . a'la fa-
1i9s4;2 safeia.se. Frepsgedby the late ZACH
ard Lee, lun. Which sfsr near eight years past
haze al .slires, throughout tbs United States
se,ebsi.y hitherto anequaiea
- p1eladelaa:a, .Axg9Ss 3, 500.
Resno DESTROYS to make public Tor tie good
Of ot,seps. the excellent quattyiof HAMIL-
1'0N,s ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
= 1ee. have. sent YOU the following account OF
toes benefit have received from IT, which
hos.e viii induce others to, give it q trial, IN
col,seeues.es o! . tflise ca the breast received
from fall, lssy health grew 5ad, my breatsilts
becarae yely difhcult, end frequently nave
had sudd3n to rise up N my bed WITH all the
hoIYoss af immediate sniiocaton. ADD to
fhcsg sstant pm nj my breast and cough
.eSss oss OF strength and fessai,zssssi you taa
ccTceiEe that my symptoms evldentlyahilcsted
/. an sbproachinsr consumption. The advice OF
most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards a second was calledin, Without CIV.
nc. me any relief. Another ply sIelan who
Knew me and the circumstances OF my case,
oavssed me TO g7ve Hamil,an tral se.t-
orr. ne had Used II. an his fsgae.iee, and alssags
4uad ii do much good. A bottle WAS procured
from MIR. .Birch's, and found rcllet before /
had sQkien one half III continued to use Sc
3 # and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
sinsss. On taking cold, same OF my formed
sv,nr,torns return, but are always removed by q
dose or two Of the elixir.
'SsS GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Rudd-strset, Philadelphia
rx 81 xse.s S@Fa 49,
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The folloaing alaable M edislnes' Justly &C.
lebratesl through tao United States for their
superior efficacy u the cure OF u. the several s,
disorders for Y aicll they are recommended,
fn,n Ias,ssqa Lse's Patent Family Ne sa
cine Store, New ora.SS, are sold only only BY the
subscriber, at lis store in Ning-street
Eagslltola S Grand RSsto7G tsOe,
Is recommended as aa invaluable medicine il'l :.
,er the speedy and permanent cure OF nervous
,,;seF,.c.'s or SUI as arise from the inamode-
rats use Of tea, strong hqnofs, long residence
siin warm Climates, excessive weakness, aaa q
s General rela s.ssoil Of the system
I4amsJtons .Esse}1ce a1'as Gstfacts
Aiastsrd.
"A safe and eiffectusl reaiedy tcr tae govt,
rheumatism, sar4ias, pains IN the lace and
meek, &C.
Hasss!'toss Horas- lestreyaag Lo-
zgag.es.
By when r.salsy thousands have been re- re-
l;.esd from tie yistg md dangerous ma
latiy oi worms ai.a ether cBstrsaceions IN shs
stomach ard bowels.
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Ea91Sltonss EJsxa7.

A sovereign rem ser colds, ops - .''s
coughs, asth11as, sore tira~ss ana approaching
y cs,r,s,, ~, ~ ions. ~ ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-27

A speedy and efsectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one al'phsatio on y
NAV be safely used BY persons OF every sss.
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7bs Aneayase Elsxsr.

Fol-. the cure of every Nrll1of head ache.
Haza's genuine Bye |. Water.
An excellent remedy for all disorders OF sae
eyes, many persons having been eursa 81 II
when nearly deprived Of sight.
1ooth-acas Drsbs.
Give immediate relief in the aost violent
1 atsacgs
IAe sskoo.atsve Powds' for tAs
Tech Gad Gasssss.
Clesnses and strengtaens saeia, ana pre-
serves the enamel of tie teeta from eeeay.
Gossl I'D I Lel5oi-, ard fEs sgs'sstsae
sy5ia1a Lots0a.
Both col ebisted IN Tie fashionable Tofid e
most eycsIseElf costa @E.d perfectly safe.
Aassas izsss md gagSae Corr
1IGs5ts2,
a certain remedy sor collass spstdsiy eradl-.
stiag thsan Miitisyey sg.lsl;aas PalIi.
md czlsr fg95-
JUST Esteemed for their great efficacy in
cure Of aggues and Int ermitteit levers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-23
NORFOLK, July 10.
SOME RETALIATION.

Last evening an express arrived at head
quarters TO the commander. gen. Mathews,
from captain Shepherd, Of the troop of
cavalry stationed near the lapes. The
iutelligence the express b'oughtis Of great
importance it announces the h-st act of
retaliation for the ou.rages Of tbs British
squsdron- Sr@
The substance Of the intelligence as far
as we are Informed, and our information
may be relied on, is that a boat with Eve
men, viz two nidshipmen and three SAL.
llors, was seen TO land on T thursday even.
ing on the east side Of the inlet; the Peo.
pie came on shore and was fred a. By de.
tachmenl. of Militia, under the command
Of lieutenant from Kempsyille. They
rctreated and took refuge in the woods i;
Information being given to- captain Shep.
herd Of the place where they had rstired,
it was Immediately surrounded. In the
morning they were discovered, and sar-
rendered themselves prisoners without re-
sistauce. The boat and the arms on board
of her hayc been taken possession of, and
the men are prisoners at Mr.. Lemnel Cor.
nick's, waiting the orders Of the general.
About an hour before the above account
arrived, another detachment Of cavalry,
under the command Of captainST aylor set
Of for Cape Henry.
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Ten Dollars Reuard.

4 ID AN AWAY from Joseita Roarman, tof
II q Raphael living On Matawcsnan, Charles
county, state of Maryland, on Sunday, the
2tiinstant, Negro ISAAC, the property Of
Joshua Muddy living near the same place,
and hired of him to the end of tie Year He
had apass to Alexandria to sell a few arti-
gcles.. ISAAC3is about 2s years Old, feet 6
orr inches highs very black, "a ssar Overcome
sof his eyes, rings in his ears and wears his
wool sometimes plated. Had on a striped
country wove waistcoat, brown linen shirt,
Russia duck trousers and a hr'd hat. Tie
above reward viii be given to any person for
apprS heneang and delivering him to Jes<3lA
al1udd, or .5ose2th Boaralan (of 3Raphael) or
EIGHT DOLLARS for coniin,ing him in
the Jail Of Alexandra including what the law
allows. .ls 81 ~ ~ S4s SIS IL
Or All masters Of vessels and others are
.forewarned against hsrbnring or carrying off
said fellow at their peril
July %. Is lawsr