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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
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A CREEABLE 10 the viii Of Mr. Joea
u WEsr, deceased, shs subscriber viii.
on MONDAY, the s4th day Of 4 ngtst neSts
expose 10 pu.iir SIDE, at the i'sw IErrpisc
Gate, near TO Ricketts, S. his aloiety or
One Half Of Tract OF Land adjoining there
to, lying aa Timber Branch, Known by the
name Of i pE.4Rso.s.S 7'R@fel ss's--.swhich
land was devised by john Ness Jun. late cf
Cameron, to bis taaso sons Thomas and John
West, totbe equally divided between. theral----
The land snaturally tcrtsIcyana full ola YOUNG
growth offinaber, which with proper care andls
attention Will soon become valuable. There
Is some excellent springs of wafer upon it,
and elegant sciteS for. buildings The land
Will bS laid Of in lots from five TO ten acres.
The Terms Of Sale gniN De-
One-third paysbie in cssh--the other two
thirds in negotiable notes in ofthe banks
in Alexandra, wiS'l approved irrlorsers, at 50
and SO days, whicIfis as far as the credit can
be extended, the lard being sold ior the iln-
mediate payment of dabts.
A plat of the lind rs Cow surveyed and lad
eff into lots. may be seen in the scofse-house,
in the town of Alexandria, or in the hands
Of
Charles Little,
Ex'or of J. West.
n
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District OF Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby giuen to al ashom L
IN may concern, That the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary fer vessels
bound from the ports OF this district to any in
Portugal OF Madeira.
Those mastcrs Of vessels whe rsay omit
having their bills of health thus certified, VIII
be liable TO undergo quarantine.
( 1t is requisite that any article shipped for
account Of a Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and swornto Is, as Portuguese proper
tY and the bills Ct lad;ng legaized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
May Is. d
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f WcltY five Dollars Rewara.

;. ~ "a. 6. 49, r~ =
RIM yfWy4Y, sometime III The nssssltks Of No
a zen.ber or leeem6cr last,
q NEGRO W xs.ttl By the name OF SIN,
\ IN who was hired in the town OF hlexan-
dria to a Mr.. Reyert Smith. IIeswas sbout So
years of age,1 about $ feet 10 or II iacseaS
high, very srait, Of rather a, sllowish or tao
ney comp xxion, suffers Little, has q soft
voice, ard generaHy seems huAbIs and tirnid
when spoken to. He had wife at Col Jem-
1aesqas, in the county of Caroline, and may.
perhaps now be Iursilng il that nsiig hborhoot,
.ssss / think it more prohayls he n may have
gone to the stsse of Maryl I'D II lie is taken
IN the statesof Virginia and brought to me l.
will give the above reward if in the. state of
Maryland ndbroaght to me Iwill give 1Air-
ty Dollars reward.
Baldwin W. Lee.
Virginia, Westrnoreiand
s eountY, July ~. s 1901 ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Charles Little,
Ex'or. of J. West.
.Juuaysl
PUBLIC SALE.

yTT1LL be sold, at public sale, for ready
Nv money, OF The premises, on We'd
nesday the 18th day Of August Eext, the es-
tate called CLIFTON, on Pantlier-SkiD, in
Loudoun county, consisting Of 2os acres Of
land, on which was formerly erected a mer
chant aud saw nil, distillery, &C.. or SO much
thereof as will be sufhcientto raic 1890 doll
lars and the costs Of suit, 70 satisfy Joseph
Fidball.
This sale is made pursuant to a decree OF
he county court Of Loudoun, at which time
and place dEgattcndance viii be given by
The Commissioners.
JaIy Is. ~ dis
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NO ~ LIN ZINC;

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From on bard he brig EcltsiL't I'D sedoon:e',
11ohawk, .,f5aena Bost9l, schooner frSssaattr
.f.sm Portland, and seh's aa.illlha 'eal l;ir'd7
scr, Nayq-scosia, and Jar Sale ly
Layyason g FeacfS:
ESQ ions Plaster Paris
= E lids hid sev-E.ng l-aa g,Ha
10 hiSs. EdoIassss
pipes French sr;sady e
10 Go. Holland Gin
as9 boxes bfagn Sosi,
80 do. Ineila $50 III
20 do. dipt Scandlcse
10 do. spersnacsti
a5 sbbIs. far Maekaael
10 90. whale Oil
80 cases Csret ~
20 boxes fresh Lemons, and
b qnantity toi G iesas.
August B. g..
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LNo..lD8s.
ii q Z / e e.

rF~HOSE persons who. are indebted to the
+ late concern Of Eay'i w ISLE and 20.
for bottled ale and porter bought Of them, are s
informed that the books and papers relative to
that concerns, are lii the POSSESSION OF the sub7
scriber. and they arc hereby cauraoAed against
making their payments 10 arly other than the
subscriber.
Isaac Eatass!e.
. Aupufsf g. ~ /. =. - - d5t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

ALEXAEDRId
: HAS FOR SALE,
An ahortment Of WINES, LIZ
QUoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting Of
MADEIRAl
Port
ShsrrY. x1yrnrrc
Lisbon I1lNAc.
Malaga
Teneriffe *
Corsica
Old ST. Estephe Eisdoc laret, in cases Of
one dozen
"A few dozen hl:e old fronsillac
Ditto do. best Wine bitters
jamaica and Vest India rum
New- England do.
Cogniao, Iousdeaux and Naples brandy
Hoiland and ccglntry gin
Schiedam gin in cases
irish Whiskey, very csd
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye wlnskey
Cider III barrels
White wine ard Cider vinegar
Florence oil liz TASKS
2 hogsbeads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing naolasscs
Gunpowler e
Imperial
Hyson t IEAS
Young l dyson Of good quality.
Seuchong
Museovaele sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
tintore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Hanailton's .snnG
in bottles and bladdcrs.
Macuba and rapee do.
Clover-seed, Penn. 7rarraatea}
Mace n,ltmegs; cloves cassia; piniea-
to J; pepper ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice I; pearl barley ;
London and Philadelphia mustard basket
salt starch fig blue; fotant indigo; .Geor-
gia and Tennessee cotton FAX; wool; mad
der; copperas; alum birthstone; chalk !;
pipes in boxes wrapping paper and Irvine !;
traces; bedcords; leading lines; demijohns /;
gin cases !; patent shet9; brandywine gunpowt
der; HSsyey's gunPeHder, the only real Bril-
tsh battle powder from F to treble sealed !;
chewing tobacco best Havana segars.
MuscateI and blooa ralsins in boxes.
Sun raisins i'm casks.
Za,rte currents pruHass soft sheffed al
msnds.
3 A few boxes excellent pickles, eaasaone
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and a
choVies, for sale by the box.
A quantity Of clean good alum salt saitaHe
for the fishery, &c. &C..
March 10. a
Printing, IN ITS yaytons 6rdnches,
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

"a Miller Wanted.
a4s To a Man who underlfands the
Wiling Business, and can produce good re- e:
concentrations for industry. sobriety, &c. "
oeral wages will Be- given by apply ing to
june 60 y
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-02

uen., have stilfdeserved we'll Of the pub
lie. They have pursued their own inter-
est, not In competition with the public
good, but in way calculated most di-
rectly and extensively to promote it.
Of all those engaged in this kind of ty-
biographical enterprise, we consider it a
matter of justice to Mr.. M. Carey, of
this city, to remark, that his exertions,
have by far surpassed those of any other
individual. At very heavy expense he
has procured more than fifteen tons of
type, which are kept constantly stand
ing, ready for complete edition of the
quarto and school Bible. Under these
circumstances he possesses numerous
advantages over any other publisher of
the Bible in the United States; and we
believe his to be the only standing edition
OF the quarto Bible, in this or any other
country. This plan, while it is highly
expensive to the publisher, gives to the
public the greatest security that can pos
sibly be given for the fidelity and accu-
racy of his editions. [Her. MINI
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-02
IN TIE L / IG E nee.
VIENNA, April 2.

VIENNA, April 2.
he Court Gazette of Yesterday con-
tains the following article relative to
Turkey:
Admiral Duckworth having passed
nine days before Constantinople, and the
negotiations between his Britannica
majesty's ambassador Arbuthnot and
the Porte having been broken off, the
English feet put to sea suddenly on the
morning of the 1st Of March, and di-
rected its course by northerly breeze
towards the upper Dardanelles, as if
wishing to gain the Black sea, but sudden
" shifting, made sail for the Marmora.
The Turkish feet, which is returned
from the Bosphorus, joined the newly
cquipt vessels which were in the arsenal
of Tophonia, and is gone in pursuit of
the English squadron, to the number of
from S to 90, under the orders of the
captain Pacha. The crew are almost
entirely composed of Janissaries.
This is all the Aulick Gazette has pub
lished to this day but private letters
give later intelligence. One of these,
which has been received at banking
house, is expressed in the following
terms.
C The English feet, inundated by
the formidable preparations of the Porte,
which had been directed by general Sc
bastiani, ambassador of France, warm
y seconded by the French officers. and
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-02
( a,37 }

by several Spanish officers, quilted on
the 1st of March its station before Con-
stantinople, for the purpose of returning
to the Archipelago. 1t repassed the
lower Dardanelles on the Cd of March,
and appears to be on new cruise on
the coast of Tencdos,
"Adm. Duckworth doubtless thought
that his position would become very
critical on the sea of Mamora, should he
give time to the Turks to cut off all di-
rect communication with England, and
the rest of the feet in the Mediterrane-
an, and, in truth, the forts of the Darda-
nelles could have been put at any mo-
ment in the best state of defence, and the
total want of troops to make debarka-
ton would not have permitted him to
make even the smallest attack on any
one of these forts to facilitate his pas
sage.
Two French officers of rank have
departed for the Dardanelles, to fortify
the coast of Asia, whilst others are en-
ployed in fortifying that of Europe
The Grand Seignior has requested &C.
neral Sebastian to fortify equally the
Bosphorus on the side of Pont Euxine,
the dispositions for which are already
completed.
April 10.
The impediments which the English
throw in the way of our trade and the
navigation of our ships in the Adriatic,
having excited the attention of our go
vernment, it is asserted that very seri-
Gus representations have been made up
on this subject to the British cabinet,
and that several conferences have been
held upon it between count Stallion and
Mr.. 4Adair, the English ambassador.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-02
MHIMo, April 7.

MzLMo, April 7.
Dispatches were yesterday received
from the governor of Pomerania, an
nouncing the retreat of the French from
thence. The Swedish troops followed
them closely, and annoyed them much.
The French abandoned their. batteries
and intrenchments before Stralsund.-
A combat took place at Lussow, at Su-
derhagen, and at Voiglehagen. The
Swedes took possession of Loitz and
Griswald, on the I'd of April, on the 3d.,
of Dominica, and of Anclam. At the
latter place 1895 Fredericks d'ors, and
5000 crowns, belonging to the French,
military chest, were taken. In the other
places quantity of arms & stores were
captured. 1000 French soldiers and
20 officers were taken; among the latter &.
French colonel.
BANKS OF THE ELBE, April II.
The news of a British army coming in.-
to this river has excited the, most SAN
gulne expectations among all classes of
inhabitants, & an equal degree ofdismay
among the Dutch troops, among whom
spirit of discomfort and mutiny has late
ly prevailed, particularly the day before
yesterday, when several detachments
were marched from Hamburger, on the
way to Lubbock for the defence of that CT
ty, whose Governor and garrison hourly
feared to be attacked by corps of victo-
rious Swedes, of whom securing parties
OF horse were seen near Bergedorff few
nights ago. On this account most of the
Dutch at Hamburger were ordered to
march to that little town, situated half
way between the former town and Luz
beck. On this occasion many of the SOL
diers openly mutinied, swore they would
throw away their arms, & go over to the
Swedes or the Prussians. The mutiny
grew so serious that some actually threw
down their arms, and waving their hats
high in the air, called aloud, 6 Long live
the Kings of Sweden and Prussia! We
wont fight without pay We wont fight
against our friends ~ twas found ne
cessary to employ martial law against
some of the rioters, who were sent off IT,
ed on Wagons, and several Of them have
since thar been fried bv council &c mos,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-02

OOE6 4 NFINOFLE, IF1dICH II.
Firmans have been sent to all the Bar
barry Regencies, charging them to send
out their cruisers against the English
merchantmen. Another measure which
must press severely on trade, is the gc-
neral decree adopted both in the Otto
man and Persian states, not only against
English merchandise but against the En-
glish factories. Every thing that is En-
glish is ordered to be confscated in both
empires.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-02
ALEPPo, March 1.

The Persians make common cause
with the Turks, and attack at once the
Russians and the English. All the En-
glish factories have been seized, and the
correspondence from England with the
East Indies by the way of Persia, must
Ct this moment be stopped.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
J. Mons IS htYe6y gsvIsn,

CHAT I am ready to treat with any per-
!. Tor the purchase of said Stock, at private
4 within the price limited BY the I'd sec
J of tae act Of Congress ofthe 18th OF a
lA 1909, copy wssreef is hereunto an
krsAd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
be Property mentioned 7
{ the iald Deed, viz.
District Of Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby given to Ell 1suhom 4
IN nay concern, That the Consul General
OF .isostugal to the United Statfs of America,
las authorized tie subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound ffrosa the ports Of this district to anyia
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters .of vessels who may omit
having their bills of hcalththus certified, will
be liable to, undergo quarantine.
It is requisite that any article shipped fer
account Of a Portuguese subject. should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
tya; and the bills of Iading legalized as above.
Lewis .Deblois.
May rs. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1907.
Public Sale.

sONs FRID Az, the 29th instant, at eleSe,
4 O'Clock, If fair, nnot, the next fair day
will be sold, on the premises, on q credito,
s, 10 and 4 s months anumber of valuable
Lots Of Ground,
SITUATED On Fairfax, Water, Union s
Queen streets:
y One meiety ofthat elegant and well inish-
ed three story brick. HOUSE, situated on Wa
ter street. and occupiedaby Dr.. James Ken
snedy.
4 sBy,orderof James Keith, Trustee,ya
p. G.. Marsteller.
z May s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
Corn, Wheat, &c, for Sale.

+. =
cay virtue :ofa deed Of trust made to me BY
10 Richard b. Lee, Esq. Of Fairfax coun.
ty, to secure TO Eliicett, Campbell aid Wheel
er, the payment Of certain sum of money
therein mentioned, Twill offer at3public auc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of June
lriest, forsready cash, at the plantation OF ting
said r. b. Lee, on which be now lives, the
following
TO WIT: ~ 81
All the Wheat Of last crop which grew on
the said farm, supposed TO be 1920 bushels sla.
All the Wheat Of last crop which grew on
his Longly estate, near the falls Of Potomac,
supposed ] 500, bushels.
500 barrels IptfaR Cprn, Upon the saItl two
estates.
50 Horses and Mules, upon the two sS'
tates, and So head of neat Cattle. M 9.
The sale .Wll commence at ten O'clock pp
f fsac forenoon, and continue until all Is sold
If So much thercsf ay is sufficient stoxatists
Vt 1'i.lT IEdmnnd 81 Lee.
M ~, e6 ys,a III If & slls = q Ata
Sc sssSafS s8es gs@si4xG az f-ifeSs% 8. +
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
lanes Dayralon, Jun.

Agent, e5c.
Sesstioa ?. AND BE III FURTHER ENACTED,
iMS1se commissioners Of the sinking tune
mall not be authorised TO purchase any OF the
sseral species of the pubic debt at a higheF
paee than at the rates following, that IS TO
|sy-They shall not pay more Tor three per
sat stock than sixty per cent oi lis noIiai'lai
,Sus; nor for any other species pr9ts'e puphcc
|s1 more than the nominal vs.iEe OF It's
s0scecmed amount, the eight per sent.
SsS only excepted, for wiich ts4ey snail
authorised in ael8suel hereto to give
Sue rate of one NAE Of one per cent on
= san nominal value ges eacn qasrtefly t'lvi-
ny which may Sc psyabse5ga s'a1h urch "a
- stock from the tissle 81 ss;esh purchase to
s %s sgss day Of january, one thousand eight
SsEed and nine
Nay dsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21

~ &
s NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
FLASHING ron CRY,
INFORM the Public that they have ems
gagged TAoMAs CARPENTER, ore of the
most able and correct sseEographeFs in the
United States, to attend the circuit court to
commence its session at Richmond the 22d
instant; and in case the said trial comes on.
to publish as speedily rs possible compIeae
and full account thereof, accompanied by az
the documents relative - this all important
case. So.
TrP The Enquirer, and Argus, Of Rich,
5mond. and the Americas, of Baltimore, VIII
please to publish this advertisement IN their
respective papers, three times immediately
on receipt thereof. and charge the same same: 70
the Editor of the Exposhor.
N. B. The copy right will be secured. E
\ Nay ".
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of q deed of trust from GEoRGG
BEARD to the subscriber, made for the pur-
posc;of securing 20 Philip Darrell and FL
lott Muse, who became security Tor the
said Rsardln a forthcoming bond, given
by him to John Janney, merchant, in Alex
andria, VIII be exposed to sale, at Colonel
James Wren's tavern, on TlIURSDATs
the 18th day ct June next, foa' ready mo-
ney, 49,
H-the Property mentioned ii
the laid Deed, viz.
One Negro Woman, called Betty-Ben--
Matilda, and Jess--one Wagon, one Cart,
aad Farming Wtensils-eleyen head of horn
ed Cattle, twelve lead of Sheep, sand I've
Shoats:
Charles Little, Trustee.
May 9. dtllthJe {.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
NaSkllagta1., ApY:L 90, 1867.

Having been appointed BY the Secretary
lie Treasury, agent for purchasing the eight
|psr cent. Stock ofthe United States, standing.
cn,he 5ookssof the treasury ard the BOOKS
|ashs commissioners of loans sor<sesea AIRY land
lad Virginia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21

- a. .f.sah i1tass IN e,e,d ,o,.ye,..
49, - yxy;,l;a III IA
..s - -. LIZ ion.
May IL ~. - 4
= IT. -
| # OieEh NIaTisa'S ss-iis-,
Corner Of KING and FAIRS AS.ssraEETs,
ALExANpe1a::
HAS FOR SALE,
gorfrnent Of WINES, LIZ
4, f.7.,i,>, QJc
/ $ 00A : Con- CONSISTING ss 8 .. of /
~ MADEIR4A(nsy, "a
Port
Sherry r1-r,-r
Lisbon w lIS-a.
Malaga
Teneriffe s.
Corsica
Old St. Estephes Alsdoo claret, in cases {. !
enc ,lozen
x ssws dozen fine old frontinac
D;tto do. best wine kitters
Ta,,,s;ca. a,,d ~ est India rum
Na,v..s ,,rr,ar,d 40.
Sso,s,,;ae Ro,,rflea,,x and Naples brandy s
lya7 1t and o@,nnf,v DIN
ssh;s.,a,,, ss;s,. 8, e &c
Ir;s, Wis ~. very old
- ~ h,snals p s., ,sn MIA ,.uc whiskey
e, ~ 80 :; 49, - -,. ale. ~
W. w. - ,.; ina s ~, cider vinegar
~. ~ nAa ~ NV 49,
81 aiJt $50 ~ :. =, IY $50. rev
s.i5s'S'' 80 s'li
70 40. sio4so : S1sss'f'
s::ss,AS
t t,1.ps,l 7rEAS
. -. r1,,.a,, =
. aoeas ~ slyssai ef s0os qaaaSy.
ESQ rissuh-o NJ .ls ai's.
.'sI.oa a.2csront Qualities
1 n, s. : li s1s -. -
sl 49,, tl,,,,,s s,er.ss pbi,adelnhia. BIZ,
! LA ~ $50. lss..,p s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06

contained to my understanding
PLOTS, too gross TO he countenanced.
/ frankly acknowledge, from having read
for the most part federal newspapers, 1
had entertained very unfavoraDle senti- $
ments towards governor Clinton, and also
towards Judge Spencer. But upon Il close
investigation into the charges brought by
the federalists against those two gentle
men, | found them to be without founda-
ton & totally false. Ihave now an exalted,
reverential opinion of governor Clinton,
and view him justly entitled to the high
station he now fills Judge Spencer is, not
only in my opinion, but in the opinion OF eve
ry man who speaks of him, a most abe
judge; he acquits himself with honor e.
quail to any Judge who has graced the
bench of our supreme court--he not only
merits my. esteem but has it in superla-
tive degree.
AS to MIR. Ford's affidavit, wholly deny
the truth of it and will venture to al
firm that there is not the solitary instance
of another man in the world, who will say
that ever advocated the election o. Burr.
My nearest neighbors and acquaintance
bear me witness, th5t never advocated
his election; ii ever | ment oned suah a
thing it has totally escaped my recoiecti-
on. By Mr.. Furd's affidavit, it would APP
psar had been the frs protector of the
whole plot ! This S swearing 5oo much.
M man Will believe that THIS combination
originated with me. TO plot scheme ike
this, requires the cunning of Bur- and
to propagate and prosecute 1t, requires the
deprayiJy of q Griswold.
]. HATHAWAY.
Rome, May 2, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06
C. 0 l. L E +,

lie had been runaway about two months
and was taken up IN Lunenburg, from
whence he was brought and committed to
Hanover Ja !, and Oh his way home from
thence, 1t was that he made tins elope-
ment lie is an African, about so years
Of age, about feet or inches high, is
tolerably well formed, neither very deli
cate nor coarse, speaks broken, and when
questioned discovers degree Of simplici-
ty, which wonld induce stranger to think
him not far removed from itieotism. His
wife belongs to capt VIM. Brown in this
neighborhoDd, about whic., place and MIR.
Worinicy's quarter in King William,
understand he generally kept himself OH
his first runaway trip, until he started for
Lunenburg purchased him from the es-
tate of Mir. Robert Elicit, near col Good
airs, in this county; where he had lived,
as also iii Luncnburg, at u quarter owned
by MIR. Elicit. 1t is probable thar he will
try to skulll about this neighborhood, will
aim for the neighDorhood OF Col. Goodall's,
or fer Lunenburg.
will give 25 dollars for the delivery of
Billy, and Is dollars for the delivery of
Cooley, to me.
p. STREET.
Hanover, May 81, 1907. If