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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
The no. ed and much admired Eng.
lish Horse,
JACK ANDREWS,

AYmn> foot. Esq Of cSa as City
XX county and now his proper.
MsSlse<x ~. full fifteen hands and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

4 GHERABrY :, Former adyern 5einents. viii
We soli, by Msssrs. Pc ser ahi ionsure,
on Tautsday 5 h October next. .; ! O'clock, l..
II. a, the front daor Of the Eagle 'rayein OF =
creii, of one and two Yeas. tue lowing
T'R ic7S or LIND, 10 wit
4555 Acres, more % less by 200 ceres, in tn.
c,my OF Greenbrier
1850 DO. in Eo:e ours county on tn. main road.
between ths Sweet springs a Finca tle.
100 d. IN said caahty. ali,iains the former
tracJ, and iies Ga OOH sides of said road.
$50 do. IA sail county, extending ! email dis.
tance Ia Bedford county.
2}6 do. in SAID county, on Loncey's Mil Gre. <.
1880 do. on pniot Greek formerly Sfostsonle-
ry, now KlnaWna county
7So do or Percy river and W-!ker's crsel.
Mon gpnery, nov Kama VII. coun,y.
SO do. IN sane county
300 do on ths forks of saIs river, state of
X n,ucky.
$50 Mli,ary rishs5, in Kanawha county.
2@ do IN he i.lin,is grant, For,h
West of Ohio.
1000 do. on Deer Creek. Greea river,
state of Keniucky.
$3.50 do. on Deer crse<, .jpining the
afoye mentioned tract.
The SUBSCRIBE y IDS general warraatees FOR e,
very tract, the two OF 1850 and 1000 acres in
Botetourt excepted. ltGey having 5een located
for john Il Mayenr ami h nss'f bur wiIi (dis.
posed as ne is. to sell :. very reduced puces.
whatever is not military ri.h,) give special one.
lita,y services, will be sold, freqaiei. by gene
-, wlrraR;ees.
Bond wi,h approved security. land bca-i,iy
interes' from the dale if not puuc,ualiy paid
J.o. oIrno.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

whenever ir his power. an, taking rom
them their projections. We have thlS Ia
form tion from rcsG .ct',ijlc marrner, VINO
was rele 5. j frnmh 5 vile duress n,board
this sloon 81 admiral Cochran, AID who is
now on board the sch'r Julian, lying at In
dia wharf, from Halifax.
James Kearny. sbrancn pilot for Dc.a-
ware bay; William Priuce, sail maker,
from New Yor,r I; Daniel Collyer, sailor,
born in the stare of New York James
Nance, born on Long Island, state OF New
Yorl. George Mcllam, sailor born in
Pennsyivania John Carter. a house car.
penter, born in Virginia /; WIN. Franklin,
sailor, born in New York.
sThis man served his time, rs stated by
our informent, with Tn. Forrest, At Cape
Nav. was taken from the schooner Messen.
per off the Delaware Capes, by Il. M. brig
Hart, and transferred to the Cherub. 1t is
presumed that an application from his
friends TO admiral Cochran, acco npanied
with proper documents would proture his
discharge, and perhaps Of his companions
i'm bondage, as ii has that of our iaformant,
which we have seen uuder the hand OF capt.
Tucker.
aF- Our Informant is Mr.. John Sleight,
mariner of New Brunswick, New Jersey,
who will be happy to give any Information
to the friends Of bis late fellow sufferers,
or TO other. who nav see At 70 inierpose
their cd Offices IN their behalf.
Slip Perseverance, Oliver, of Whining
TON, fo,. Gusdaloupe, has been taken by Z
French row boat, sent into St. Martins, and
libelled at GuadalonDe-
We learn from Demerara, Aug IL, that
American produce had just risen IS per cent
in consequence of hearing that an Eiaoargo
had taken place in America.
! The last returns from Vermont, indicate
the recollection OF a Democratic House of
Representatives, and prooably I democrat
! ic Governor and Connsellors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
"a GABRIEL L. H4LLER.

SIR,
a 5 you Ars-not a resident Of thin STATE. tat.
notice. that on the tween fifth d AZ. og.sJo-
yem,er next. at the house now occupied oy Paul
6. q. Jones. aud waere you iateis resided an
the CITY OF Richmond shall psoceei 20. AXE
sundrY deposirons: On the eleventh oe Deem
Der next, at the Eagle Tavern, in the said city Of
Richmon5 shall take sund'y dep IS ions On
the OH of February nex,, at M. G,bosn' Ia.
vern in the town I'D county ct York, I .haIl
take sundry depcsiiIcus On ttis g IA Of F,.fru.
sry mex, at the honss cvpied nv Ri,.
Smith, in the town of HIN, nvn I shall tAk.
snndry dcpSsilion; On the thirteenth d.y ce
February next. II the Engle avern, 10 tas Bo.
roush OF Norfolk. shat take susAcy depoaiti-
ons 90 the 18th Of February next =, Glca.
cester courthouse. l shsll rak- suudr- Deposit.
ons. On he tRehty second day of Februa.y
next. at Mathews cour house, / shall take sun.
dry deposi,ions: On the sifth of March nexs.a
the tavern now occupied by Geo-Ee Tu,ner. in
Staunton, sha | take Ann Frankiiu's depcsit;on
aud on the 18th OF March next. at Mr. Brooks.
tavern, IN the town of NJ nchester I hall
take sundry dispositions OF which are in s.
tended to be real as eyidcnc in a suit now de-
pending in tse high court of Chancery held in
Williamsburg wherein ] ohn Bowe ani Ns,ha.
MEL Sheppard are comniainants asainsr Hon,
der iIuigins, Gabriel l.. Haller, and May
Hundley, his wife, AMI Rasoow Pa1on,.--
Should the said deposisions nos be taken ~ The
several days appointed shall in Tia, case con.
tinue fom day 10 day unit all are taken
lain R2cse.
SEPTEMBER zoi' ioJS. wat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
BALr1moRH, Sept. 90.

BALrIMoRE, Sept. 90.
Extract of letter from New Bedford, dat
ed sept. 18th, TO gentleman in New
York.
81 have letters from captain How;and,
of the ship William * Eiizs, dalect at Got.
tenburg, the 9TH July. He arrived on the
11th after a passage of SO days. OFF Jut-
land he was spoken by an English gun.brig,
who Informed him aud three others, that
the Danish gun.boats take all Americans.
Their ightfoliowing a ship from 5 lem, and
one from New York, were taken by them.
Next morning the boats fred at the brig
Atexandsrof salem, and the William and
Eliza, when ABOUT zoo rods apart the
brig struck, but Howlaad squared away,
and packing all sail got OF He saw no
prospect Of going to Russia his cot on, cof
fee and sugar would do very badly at Got.
tenburg--his oil, to5acco, rice, and log j.
wood would do toieraBly we'll. If the Eng
lish vessels give chase to the prizes, they
run them on shore, and pluuder all they
can before they have them Off. He was
sill waiting to see If no opening occurred
| to get to Copenhagen; where his cargo was
wanted fhusi appears, we shall receive
no supply tsis seasoa of Russia goods, as il
IS unsafe to pass the Ca,egat. 10 calm
half a convoy was taken a few days before
/ by those gun~boais.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
PAI1.ApeLpK Sept. 10.

FROM. ST. 1BARTS, August %, 1909.
s'rhe British have declared Guadaloupe,
St. Martins and St. Eustata, in a staie Of
blockade. tWe have iusc learned that a
lars French squadron has arrived al Quad
aloope, with troops.
60 The British have enforced the old act,
that all nentrals shall cSrrv the production
of their own country to British ports"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
A c A r d.

DocTOR LEWIS. latelv from the West In.
~ dies, has opened MS Office az Manchester,
in the house Of Mr.. Bsh,p. for the PPACTIcB
OF PHrSIC, SURGERf, and NIOYiFEKr
lie hopes from his Success and experience 20
mefit the patronage Of q hbefol public.
n. d Private families may be Supplied with
Medicines with suita5le dHcctioaI.
EFs Advice Tor tn poor grSsls
September 18Th, 1879.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
SEPTEMBER 81

The following article is copied from a
Landpn papey Of the 10 h July. Letters
were yesterday received from Rotterdam
till 18th inst. One of them mentions that
Gen. Armstrong. on the part of the Gov.
erDment Of the ". S. had arranged with the
Ministers at Paris Commercial Treaty,
the conditionsio of which were at agreed *
determined; & it remained only for the "a.
ti6cation of the Ruler oAFrdnce, and the A.
mericsn President. fhe letter adds, that
one OF the Duplicates had been forwarded
to Napoleon, for his appreciation and sigma
ture.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
September 25th. 1909.

ID ENOyA.. The subscriber has removed
IL mis- Coach Makers Shop ABOUT ~ squares
North East on the same street he resides aud
eariy opposite the Office Formerly kepJ by the
LATE Adam Craig. iere he ca ries On the
c0ACH MIXING BUSINESS in al It's ocan-
ches.=-ffe bsrs leave to sncere n aa!ls
TO his friends aud the pIoic ia general for thcie
pas, support, and hopes by ais auen'iOn and
pune u4ity, 10 merit : Continuance of their pa.
tsonage.
JOSHUA WEST.
Richmond. 25th Sept. 1899. w6s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
SD0ne9tlr.

BesToN, Sept. 16.
The following men, known to have been
native Americans, have been impressed
from American vessels, & IRE now on board
the Cherub sioop Of war, at Halifax, Il. L.
Fucker, commander. This officer has been
10 the practice Of impressing Americans
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
IN COUNCIL, sent.-l9.h In. 1900.

IN CtJLNCIL, Sept. lylh, I8Oy.
l, Is ADVISED, that from and after the ist Jay
Of Ianusrg next the Auditor be instructed in every
case where any claim by virtue of an 6rder.o or
certificate of csurt is presented 10 MIN by per-
son whose name is not mentioned therein. q re-
quire such person to produce also an ode
power Of Attorney from the Individual il whose
favor such order or Certificate of court was
made, together with an affidavit o. one witness
at least, certified by MAgistrat. o. Notary
Public, that such individual c ally signed anil
acknowledged the same. And TO give general
information Of this rule, it is advised thai CO.
py hereof be published IN the Virginia Argus,
Enquirer, Pete sburg intelligence, Norfolk Her
I'D. Lynchbnrg StaT S.lunfoh Eagle, and VIM
chester Gazette, once a week. until the fret day
Of January nsxt Gx,raet from the jiuaiat
(wt1D DANIEL l. HYLEoN. c. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

Swift saws. when man AYERS that he is
of no farty, ne certainly belongs 70 par
~, but it is one OF which he is ashamed.
If this is applied TO certain feder&!ists, it
will be found to hold good.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
BALTIMORE COLLEGE GRAND
LOTTERY.

TICKETS in the BAL7TM0RE COLLEGE
Ia T9-ER1r a. 3, ~ 50 eooh, NAV be b,d az
this Office; and prizes in the New York Black
River LOTTERY. taken in payment.
The capital piz . m ths above lot'ery are,
. Frzcs OF 2JO1j dolisrt
3 10 900
600
$50
10 1000, SC. &c. &c
The above lo,fe-y will positively commences
drawing IN Baltimore on TIE first Monday in
November next and will continue drawing, at.
| e., the r te Of FIFTEEN tHUNDRED IICK-
ET5 per week until the whoi- d comp.etes, aud
| vii not os liable 20 the shortest Postp0uemeB' ,
soder any pTctence whatever It
az rhe price Of ticke,s will be raised
TO 3 II, after "Wednesday next
| SepteDsber it,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

There is newspaper published ia
Georgetown, in the District of Columbia,
called the " Independent American. 1t
is a most terfdious saOdge for under the
mask or ;npsreiality it assails with viru..
diculous pretexts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

The editor of the New York American
Citizen, in his palitical character, is like the
index of a marner's compass. He veers
all around the circle Just as the wind blows.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

The President Of the United States was
expected to leave Montpelier for Washing.
ton on Monday yesterday the 25th instant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
PARIS, Jqne3. 1909.

BAR1St June ). lDJy.
The last London Papers received here
have afforded us an uuheard ol example OF
the falacioss and interested policy Of the
English cabinet with regard to those whom
Il calls its allies as long as they can sacrl..
fee their blood TO its ambition, and whom
II treats as enemies, as soon as they have
fallen the victims OF its treachery and OF
their own credulity. ..At the frat news OF
the rcverges of Austria, the British Min
listry disavow the part which they have II ad
] in this cXtravagant war, and announce
( that SHE cannot rely upon any succours
/ from them. 1t is not the editors Of the
newspapers in their pay, il is the mouth OF
! Mr.. Canning himself that uttered tbs de-
claration, a double monument Of impu1ence
ADD perhdy....... 80. That a spirit OF ha-
tired has drawn Austria iuto this war, can
not he doubted il has been demonstrated
TO the utmest evidence but that the Eng.
ish Ministry should deny their having ex.
cited, encouraged and msled her by theiI
promises, IS what can be contradicted by
thousand documents and especially by thi!
single phrase of the 16th. December 1903
If among those (natlons) who pressrv,
" against France doubtful aud prccariOu
" independence, there are any who, eve
:" At tiNs moment hesitate between the ruu
g which will resalt from longer inaCtio
and tine uncertain dangers OF an effort [
&" escape that ruin, the deceitfu prospec
g of peace between Great Britain an
c /" France, would not fail TO be singuari
: - fatal to those nations. The VAN hope
{ &" the ret0rn of tranquility might slacSe
"their PreparsIious,. vi tae teak OF bein
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
THEATRE.

e HE public are respectfully informed
that during the season no play will be
repeated, nor viii there be any hoSthohe-
meHt on account Of weather.
On Wednesday Evening, September 9th. will
be pre- .eniei, lfoy the 6rst time here) a
Grand Melo Drama,
called
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
T E K Z L /,
THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.

VIII, neg scensry and Decorations.
In act is, a Forest. n which the Disguised
Tekeii aud Wolf efeapss from the Austrian SOL.
diets.
In scy %. The inside If IN. mill Of Kebeu
win bridge across the Torzl IN the back
ground
In act -. a view inside Of the fortress Of
Montgatz==chauscs to the rarnparls, wiki a
Grand Batue between the H0ngayans and a Us.
rians, N which Tekeli assis ed by 4Alexina, wh o
IN single Combat, vanqushed an hustrian off.
Ger, is victorious, aud Montgals issaycd.
TO which will be ,died tor the FIRST time here)
the Musical Entertainment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

=" The following structures are
from Paris paper in the possession
of the Editor of the Virginia Ar
gus. They will be read aith avi-
dity, because they relate to the
news of the day, and point out, a.
mong other things, the causes of the
recent disasters Of Austria.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

Great Britain is in the habit of demand.
ing pledges from other nations for their
neutrality. Ought she not to give security
fer her own fidelity At all events the u.
States ought to require surety for her JUS
tice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

Timothy Pickering is of the adorers of the
Heather God Pan, if we may judge by his
cowardly fears last war. Aud, from his
recent conduct, he must be also devoted to
Mercury. /. is needless to say that this
latter Deity is the. patron OF political kna-
very.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
VIZ &% ~ 223M,
Long Stories.

Box one doliar--fialiery Is 'cen,s--Chil.
dren half price. --fickets TO be had at the
Theatre, and from MIR DAVIS at his prin-
ting oiiice.-Doors 10 be opened at 6 O'Clock
E=Curtain TO rise at o'clock precisely.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

Phe British admiralty courts are a very
singular kind oftribunal They are Judge.
and harty too. What sort of equity can be,
expected where an Englishman is the rob
Der, the advocate, and the aroiter?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

The republicans of America have fought
a good fight. They begin to reap the re-.
ward of their tolls Vermont returns to le.
gitima;e prncipIes. Maryland will he firm
once more. May New York follow tn ex-
ample. What will become of the apostates
and political whirlisgs, who first suppor
ted. then, abused, and then approved the
administration -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
James BreGn,
Francis FoHst.
Richmond, 18Th Sept 1902.

7 AMES BREAM ,e psctfully iofornS his
3 friends aad the pubic, thar the par ncfship
OF Brean & Toilet being Dissolved he business
wall be continued by him--Hs expects shortly TO
receive fresh Supply Of a,tc,es IN the IRO NJ
MONG Err and R1RDWARE LINE, which /,
with his present stock on hand. he viii sell low
Ia cash, approved paper, or country pvodace.
Riehnond, Sept lob, 1909. &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

The British are not only the oppressors
of Americans themselves, but they have
thrown several into French prisons, by en-
ticing them into unlawful engagements, by
false pretences, with forged papers and
false oaths. Surely England is the evil ge-
Mus OF America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

TUESDAY. sEprEmsKa 20, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

The federAlists have nc, great objection
to a war with the British provided the lat
tar Will shoot them with bullets of silver
and gold in the pocket.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

-yNHE partnershIp OF BREAM q TOILET
1 is this day dissolved b. mutual eonsenr-
a debts due 70 and from the firm, VIII be SCI
tied by James Dream.
(Copyl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

a war with France would be no war,
say the, leading federalists, and therefore
it oughr.to- take place. A war with Eng.
land might produce some hard knocks, and
therefore we ought TO submit to her. Such
is the valiant logic of our modern Sancho
PsRzas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

The Petersburg Republican of Thursday
last says, " One day last week a. party OF
Z" bona fde Black Legs (GAMBLEas) deco.
8 rated with the ems gnia of Rings and
+" Queens were drum edthrough our town,
g confined to the tail of Cart"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

September 23i. 1899.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-19
a!sraanria patlp 6asette.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.
----.m~ns,....
CoMMUNIc ALTON.

y & q
6 Z don't complain" Of the corporation, be-
cause the Bridge on Washington-street is
impassable-I the more especially, " don't
complain" of this, because committee OF
that honorable body have already determin-
ed, that those who fear the dislocation of a
limb, might !" zuaN roaknd''--nordo" Ic0m-
PLAIN" ofstagnant water, that ought, and if
it was on private property, would be drawn
otf--but 6 I do complain" ofthe nuisance Of
dead carcase in my neighborhood; because
1t may make me sick, ana from It's oitensiye-
ness, might make the bowels Of member
OF couEcil regungltate. 4. Is.
Captain I atem, from St. Croix, informs,
that an instruction had occurred at Guada-
ioupe in favor of the British, and an expe
dlsion was proceeding against the island;
and the Spaniards had gone against the city
Of 81. Donsingo:
(sNp7u- Trork bo5.
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------aasD % ssss'-----
T II E CO T T A G. E.
A rRAGMENT.

Sweet pliability Of affections, that takes
the barb from the dart of misfortune, and
shapes the mind to its allotment! have
been the master of palace, said Horatlo,
and now my only habitation is this cottage !:
troops of slaves in livery then obeyed my
nod, now my sheep alone are obedient to
me. The splendid board is exchanged tor
the fruits that the earth yields to my own
labor, and the rarest Juice OF the vintage is
succeeded by the simple beverage OF the
fountain.
But am | less happy in this nook, where
my i'll fortune has placed me, than when |
passed nv laughing youth in the gaudy
bowers of prosperity? f | am not soothed
by aattery, l an not wounded by Ingratl-
tude if feel not the conscious pride OF
superior life, am not the object of calum-
mating envy, and am now too tar remov-
cd into the shade for scorn to point the
finger at me. Fears have none, and hopes
--there is my consolation, there is the
source OF my joys, and the cure OF my
sorrows. They 20 longer rest on vain, idle,
fallacious objects on private friends or
public justice they have now mere dug
abs foundation they rest on Heaven.
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Fran a late Londsn taper.
L IN Z s..

Found III the bureau OF gentleman decesse
and which may probably throw SONG llgt
on he cause OF his death.
On.me wouldst thou a smile but dcign,
Fair maid, to glad this languid eye;
: 'Twould recompense world of pain,
'Twould cause my soul III peace te die.
For al that worldly power can give
The pomp of rank, the pride Of state,
Could ne'er this dropping soul revive:
On thee alone depends my fate.
The silent grave to which haste;
The dewy chill ofneiyeless death;
The fires that these pale ashes waste
BY thee are vanished in breath.
Her cheeks are like the vcrmil rose,
That sips the dew at early morn:
Her eyes AMI lips the gems disclose,
On ,beauty's peeile bosom worn.
Pcrfec,ioB does not she possess
How pure the soul no tongue can say
For who can 5eauty's charms express,
Inc syren essence who pouFtray!
oh! happy youth who all these charms
Shall c,;li his cwn, most happy he
He tastes elysium in those arms,
Who loves is lovd and blessed by thee.
And should that lot--but al rave
The very thought abstracts my BRAIN
Yes--.lamest, gentlest, ah youchsafe
One smile--'twlli poise world 5f pain.
Then welcome death |! nlethinks a tear
She drops, while reading thi. from me |;
Then welcome death--nought, nought feal
My latest thoughts still dweihon thee!
FAREWELL.
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One Hundyea Dollars REGARD.


ID AN AWAY, from the subscribers. two
III Slaves, named. BILLY and NELLY
Diily is a mulatto man, and sometimes calls
himself WILLIAss. .Jof nAx AUGusTus-his
color Dearly as highland approaches that of a
white man, his hair Is straight and he gene
rally wears it plated and turned up behind
with comb--his yisage is remarkably thin
and his cheek bones high---he has been bro's
up in the house and Is very good dining-
room servant, is about $ feet 10 or inches
high, very straight built, his constitution Is
not very strong and he Is subject to indispo.
sition--he is about. 80 years Of age.
NELLY is tall and rather inclined towards
,corpulcncy, a tawncy color and about forty.
FIVE years Of age.
They went off together as man and wifey
but it is very probable, Billy will attempt to
PASS as white man and will endeavor to sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above reward will be paid for the ape
.prehersion and securing Of the said Slaves,
if taken up on the north side of the river Pc.
tomac, and information given thereof to their
respective proprletors. A. reasonable reward
will be given taken within the state .oi Vir-
gini., and reasonable charges will be paid il
brought home.
George Carter,
Oatlands, near Leesburg, Virginia,
"a. Long,
County of CuIpcpper, Virginia.
April l9. co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-19
John SMITH. NvsAaA
f'siaas l9hia, April 18th, 1909.

he marshal Of the district this morning
Needed IN serving process on the heirs OF
sss'd hIttcnhouse. We are happy, that
OaSh the vigilance, perseverance s hrm-
s !, o. this officer, the case of Clmstead IS
{ IN such a situation as not to commit
US = Peace Of the city, although the h9aaT
$. ais state is already stained by the inta-
,a aas'0a and ieily OF the measures It has par-