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n OT 4.

ON the 9th inst. ] passed to Je0leS D%"ar
three notes Of taat date, drawn IN MS i'"'
and subscribed by mc-one Of walch Is P%5"~'
HE in twelve. one II 10, and one At tYcn@y-
four months after date, for d9@ dollars I''i'5
oae cents each w5ich notes 10y asreea'ch'
legally executed az not 70 DC pa;d "nt'' CO..
tain stipulations cone4ined in said asrceR'an'
are complied with on the part OF SAID DH"..4;
All mannor Of persons are therefore cIliio.ea
against tsEing all or ny Of said notes "'o'
The stipuIsrions il said agreement are en-
Dl;ed wi,h without which they viii no. D.
paid. }
M 20. ~
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= C~"|"001 'opefIJ" o~
TINE LOTS for sale, lying in the town
Of Alexandria, between Prince and Duke
sire ets, two Of the said Lots have fronts on
Water street Of 20 feet 2 inches each, eX-
tending $50 feet back, the other TWO have
each a front on Union street Of % feet 2
inches, and extend back 80 feet.
The other Lot has a f~ont'of ~ ieet 4
inches on Ulion street, extending 22o feet to
Potomac riyer--On the front there is 3 yalua-
lie Wharf, which is at present 1T to accom-
modate large vessels, and may, if necessary,
be extended to sevenfathom water. There is
on the water lot a Store-house 20 by 40 feet,
two story high, built with stone; the streets
in front of the above lots arc we'll paved
For terms of sale apply to @oShuo e lhomas
Gi4in, the ploPrietors, in Philadelphia, or
to George Gilhln in Alexandria.
May ID, 2aWlm
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TO RENT,
The Wah1ngton TaUern, IN AIcN-
audY2a.

Z WISH TO RENT COR a term Of years,
the above mentioned TAVERN, with the
out-houses thereunto belonging. 1t Is stu
ated Oh King street, the most central and
public part Of Alexandra. The buildings
are commodious and good, and the stand eZ-
celied by none in the place. a further DC
s~cription oftlis property is deemed ut}ncces-
sary, a. it is very generally known, having
been occupied as a public house tor upwards
OF twelve years.
Possession may be had the 18th July next.
John Dundas.
May s d6t go
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FOR RENT,
Frelh Lemons.

Faxon, MrtccF and Co.
Have received per tie Elizabeth, Capt, New
con.b, from Boston,
50 chefs and 20 boxes Lenl7
mons, 80 days from Lisbon,
THEY HAVE N STORE,
1909 pieces yellow NonEcens,
10 pipes Hollands Gin,
6 do. French Brandy,
+ chests young Tyson To-,
A fcR ho@sheads Muse yado Sugars,
900 boxes McuId Candies,
Q do Dipped do.
so do. Brown Soaps
700 half do. Go.
100 ro%ms Writing Paper,
500 DO. NrapPing Paper.
1000 lis. Shcathing 90.
20 boxes [Bakcr's Chocolate.
= few halt barrels Mackarel,
Ana an assortment GrindStoness
ALSO,
A general assortment Shoes
Nav 25. COS"
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SEINE kOtE.

TIE ubscriber manufactures and has fer
ale, at s house OH Washington-s.rcet, op-
posi.e Aaco6 H?6mon's sugar refinery, Seiae
andEIau!ing Ropcs,ofa all sizes; Scine& Ssv-
ng rwine Shad S. Herring Twjnc SACK
ng and Bed Cords Plough Lines * Traces.
.a!so, Iarred Rope and other Cords.
Joleph Harper,
Februar Q.
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o. Reasouc!.
IQIIN KNIGHT.

Saaa1., c&fl a1'a Aarqes@ o.akgr
y ESPlE1IuLLI iaiorn3s II.
- ard CUsroAGRs ttsst he 5as
his sl.op ETcm Eoy4!-stFeel . Kn.g-.S..
neafly opposite Pnlkp lpipIcts logi
"hete he viii Keep OF hand a coasls,f =
ply eithe best SADDLES, Bride
HARNESS and viii pay the saie.gsl .+n
ton TO orders ise any articles in bis i,s
h1ay 10. Ja|
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One Hundrcd DoJta75 ReuaYd.

TNAN AWAY, from the subscribers, two
ES, Slaves, named BILLY aRI NELLY
Billy is q muLat,o man, and sometimes calls
himself WILLIAM JORDAN ~AuGUsTus--hia
color yearly as light and approaches that OF a
white man, his oair IS straight ard he gene
rally wears it plated ard tuned UP behind
with a comb-his visa8e Is remarkably thin
and his cheek bones higl--hc has been bro't
up in the house and is a very good dining,
room servant, is about feet 10 or II inches
high, very straight built, hisc Constitution is
not very strong and he IS subject TO iadispo-
sition-he IS about 80 gears OF age.
NELLY is tai and rather inclined towards
corpulency, a tawncy color ana about forty.
five years of age.
They went OF together as man and wife,
but it is very probable Billy Will attempt to
Dass as d white man and Will endeavor to sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above reward will be paid for the APP
preheRsion and securing Of the said Saves.
if taken up on the north side OF the river Po-
tomac, and information given thereof to their
respective proprietors. A reasonable reward
will be given il taken within the state of Viz
GINA, and reasonable charges wlli,be paid if
brought home.
George Carter,
Oatlands, near Loesborg, Virginia,
A. Long,
County of CuIpcpper, Virginia.
April 10. go
LIBBY s CARNL,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
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BookseAer oud Statiouer, KiagAsFveeF, .1ze.
andsIa, hes uet received, Jor sale,
aHF FOLLOWING ARTICLES
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Teste,
p TrNsLEY, .. 6.
AAy 80. sasg2mn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
PROCLAMATION.

BY his Excsliency Lieutenant General Sir
George Provost, Daronet. Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Commander in Chief in & over
HIS MaJesty's Province OF Nova Scotia, &
its dependencies &c.
Whereas, the Act, passed in the 47th year
OF the reign of his present Majesty, entitled,
" An Act for permitting until the twenty.
NTH day OF March. one thousand eight hun
dred and nine, and from thence to the end
OF the next session of Parliament, the impor.
tation Of certain enumerated articles into
tne BRITISH Colonies on the continent of
North America, from the United States of
America, and the expectation of other emu
merated articles from the same Colonies, to
the said States" is expired, and his Males
~ not having thought proper, under and by
virtue OF the power to him given in and by
an Act passed for that purpose, in the last
Session OF Parliament, to renew His Males
tvs Order IN Council of the Goth day Of DC.
to6er, 1903, allowing the importation of GER
tain enumerated articles from the u. States
OF America, in any ship or vessel belonging
to any OF the subjects of the said u. States.
into the ports of Halifax and Sheiburne. in
this Province, and the expectation of Ger
tain enumerated articles from the same
ports, In the like vessels. to the said u. $
and that no person hereafter may engage ia
a trade which is now unlawful
Ihave thought iii, to publish this Procla
nation, allowing a reasonable time for those
engaged in such trade to have notice of the
ldiscontinuance of the said order in council,
and hereby commanding and requiring all
ships and vessels owned by the subjects of
tho United States OF America, and now with
in the said ports of Halifax or Sheibuine.
forthwith to depart from the same; and ali
persons whatsoever are hereby forbidden to
import, or bring into the SAID ports OF Hail
tax or SheIburne, atter the 18th day of
September next, any of the articles enume-
rated in His m.Jesty's said order in Council.
III any ship or vessel owned by the subjects
OF the United States of America and pub
lie notice is hereby given. hat every foreign
ship or vessel of Whatever description, which.
after the said 18TH day of September, shall
be found importing or bringing any of tue
articles enumerated in his Majesty S said or.
der, or any other goods, wares and merchan-
die whatsoever, into the ports or harbors of
this province, the same will be seized, as
| forfeited TO his Majesty.
| Aud the officers of His Majesty's Gus
toms are hereby ordered to suffer all vessels
belonging to the subjects of the United States,
which may arrive nj the sad ports Of Hall.
fax OF Shelburne, Oh or before the SAID 18Th
day OF September next, TO land and dispose
Of all or any of the said enumerated articles
sbut not to export or carry away from tl..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
FROM cARTHAGENA.

In the Mercury, Capt. Barnard. from Car
thagena, came passengers Messrs. Henry
Sperry and Samuel Cook, two of the unfor
tunate men who were taken prisoners in Mi
randa,s abortive expedition. Mr.. Sperry
sailed from New York in the ship Leander,
destined, as he understood to New Orleans,
where he expected to have served i'm the
corpsof engineers; but at Jacquem mel he dis
covered something ofthe object of the voy
age, and engaged with others in resistance
to being carried on such an expedition they
were, however, overpowered, and the conse
quence has been what is well known to the
public. Three years has he worn the chains
and performed the labors of slavery, in Car
thagena, under the most distressing circum-
stances. AT length Mr.. Sperry having re
ceived some money from his friends at New.
York aud Philadelphia, he made use of it
To erect MS own escape and that of three
more OF his fellow sufferers, leaving from
% to so stiii enduring the horrors of slavery.
These men MIR. S. informs us, could easily
do as he mas done with oRly small sum of
money. From what he could understand of
the disposition of the Spaniards, they would
probably release every American, if our go
vernment would only ask it, as they repeat
edly enqured, with astonishment, why this
was not dOnef And when any one was re
ported to the Governor, as having escaped,
he ordered no search after them; and 10 this
conniva;icerit was owing that Mr.. Sperry and
his companion got clear off
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

|TTO all whom it may concern--RICH HARD
i SMYTH, native OF Iceland, departed this
lie on the 18th of June, 1909, without leaving in
this State, or in the United States. any rela.
ton by ccnsanguinitv, and possessed of some
Estate in Lands within this Common wealth, of
which, as wellas OF the United States lie haS,
long been Citizen. His intent was to give the
whole to the subscriber. MS his Nuncupative
Will, how of Record, will sufficiently prove ; but
the Subscriber hath been advised. that a Will OF
that kind cannot effect conveyance of Lands,
how far soever it may prove the intent of the Tes.
tator, and that the L lands late of the said Richard
Smith do ofconscquence, escheat to the com
monwealth, though contrary to his intent ofbe
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea
son, the subscriber shs request the General AS
semby, at It's ensuing session, by Petition, to car
ry the intent of the said Smyth into execution, by
releasing the Interest of the Commonwealth in
the Lands whereof he was possessed, or en-
titled to within the same, to the Subscriber.
DAVID DO1LE.
Auptlst * &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

| miles in south east direction, that is 81 OIL
IS miles from 5Fiushing. Ostend is only 4s
mile 5. w. of Flushing Newport 10 miles
farther; Dunkirk IL miles more. The
access to Holland on the N. L. side of Wal
chem, is defended by Bergen op Zoon,
Steenburg. Breda, and the positions on the
Meuse and the WAL, which have become
almost classic ground from the celebrity OF
the actors upon their theat of war
Here then are objects and positions pecu-
liarly adapted to the plundering, desoiating
and avaricious policy of the British. Pos
sessed OF Walchcrn, they could with a suita-
BILE force, entrencked behind the Sheldt,
with the sea open, not only destroy all access
to Antwerp while they held it, but put an
end to the departure at least of ships of war
or naval supplies. Ifby landing d, 900 men,
they could take Hnist by surprise OF battery,
Axel and Sas Van cihent could not impede
the passage; and Congreve's rockets would
De competent to confagrate, ii they could not
bring away by floating down the Eseant, un-
der cover OF their armed launches and gun
boats, the ship timber and other naval stores
deposited there.
This expedition has another feature in it,
which is perhaps equally interesting in the
view OF general politics. The king of Prus
sia IS said to be expected to CO operate, as
soon as, British force shalt land in Flanders
to aid him; but Walchern would be point
too remote for such ajunc;iou the waters of
the Kline all interpose their impediments
to rapid march their battering train is no,
adapted to such march; to form junction
with Prnssian force or with even Bruins
WICK force, the landing should be IN the
Weser or Ellie BREMEN would ford faciii
ties for landing; and the measures taken to
organize revolt in the north, would have a
powerful nucleus in such body of artillery
and infantry: Appearances are therefore for
the island of Walchern... ..4urora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

MANCHESTER ACADEMY.-In conse-
Iva quence of the intended removal of MIR. John
Wood, TO the city OF Richmond, on the 25th Sep
tcinber next, the trustees of the above Academy,
are DESTROYS of engaging Teacher of the Lam
gGages and Mathematics, to supply the station
he now holds On application to the Treasurer of
the. Academy, residing in Manchester, the terms
will be made known to any gentleman of liberal
education and moral conduct
August IS. IF
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WESE-LNDIES.
NEW YoRx August ea

NEW York, August 90.
BY the schooner Majestic Johnson. we have
received Kingston, Ctmaica,) papers to the
10th of July. They furnish us with several
marine articles. From the paper of the la
test date we learn, that the British troons
m santa Domingo are in bad health, upwards
OF 200 being in the hospitals, confined with
dangerous fevers.
. ne same paper also states, that in conse
quesce OF the severe privations endured bv
the French troops during the late siege ana
blockade OF st Domingo, and their change
OF oiet since their arrival at Jamaica, the
oysentery mad broke ont amongst them aud
carried off a considerable number dailv.
Captain, Dodge, from St. Bartholomew.
informs us, that British frieate and ,wo
6rigs of war, blockadng Guadaloupe. were
driven ashore in hurricane, on the S r.
part of the Island, on the last of Juiv and
every soul on board. except two, persisted.
NORFOLK. August %.
ny gentleman passehge in the schooner
arr American, we learn that the garrison
ana inhabitants OF the city of ST. DOMINGO
were I'D such extreme want of the necessa-
res o' lie, prior to its surrender to the Rri
tish, that Flour sold for 100 dollars barrel
and every other article equally dear-,h.t
cats, dogs, and mules meat sold at one dol
lar per ID. and that they were determined
to teed on each other before they would sur
render to the Spaniards. All the French
were quitting the city as fast as possible az
IT was gwen upto the Spaniards by the Bri.
tsh. All American vessels found at the cite
at the Tune OF Its surrender, were condemn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

The 5th Volume of the ENQUIRIES, compleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for a Mis-
demeanor, in boares-By d Robertson.
Letters on the Subject of THE cATHO-
LIcS--By Peter Plvniey--from the 18th London
Edition.
BLANKS, for Lawyers, Clerks. Sheriff., Con
stables, Merchants, &c. &c which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice. g
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Richmond, August %.

lie business in future viii be conducted h.
Hugh Chambers, who has removed to the
.''0fG formerly occup'ed by Dodge aad CJab, be
i.g the uppei'or most wcstwartiiy tenement OF
git range Of Col Mayo'. buiilpgs-And in adj
alton TO his present extensive assortment of Dry
\ Goods. expects shortly h. receive a Large a,ldi
}H3e supply If@m Pn6cdeinha; which viii be
So ~ very ratlpced "cices 1r cash or acceptan.
Is 50 iown & Il s..ar. ,is,..
HrSH cBAsHBERS
hsrA La
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Bleak. Hill, King Will
am, Aug ust %.

IN CHANCERY--In Powliat..n 90 ,4Ily court,
L jdy 81, 1909.
Brown, Riyes & Co. Pl,fs, against Samuel II
Owen and Joseph Mayo, executor of David ow.
Ell, deed. Dcf'ts.
THE defendant Samuel III. Owen, not having
entered his appearance, and given security &C.
cording 10 the act of assembly, aad the rules of
this courts and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court, that he IS not AN inhabitant Of this
country On motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel; II is ordered, That tile defendant, Ss-
musi II. Gwen, do appear here on the frat day oi
October court next answer the Plaintiffs bill, &
that copy of THIS order be forth with inserted,
in one of the Richmond newspapers, for two
months successfully and posted a, the door Of the
courthouse this county.
Copy. Tss,e,
jas. PoINDExTER, c. c.
august l. ON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

NTIRGINIA-Ata Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden at the Capitol i'm the city OF
Richmond the tenth day of June 1909.
John Watkins ex'or. of the testament and last
will of John Wyatt deceased, and John -. Will
kins administrators &c. of Agnes wilkins late
Agnes Wyatt deceased, Pitts against Edward
Bland Administrator with the will annexed of
Edward Bland decd, Benjamin Cooke, George
Cooke, Robert Cooke, Saml Cooke, John Morr-
son aud Anne his wife in right of the said Anne,
Thomas Boothe administrator &c. of Mary
Boothe, deceased late Mary Cooke C - Booihe
an infant child of the said Thomas and Mary by
the said Thomas especially assigned his glardi-
an, Agnes Cooke, Edward Wyatt and John PHI
lips sheriff of the county of Prince George, sue
cessor of Billy III. Avery late sheriff of the said
county 10 whom administration of the estate of
Pleasant Cooke deceased, had been committed
by the court of that county.
THE defendants John Morrison and Anne his
wife and Agnes Cooke not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly, and the rules of this court and
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they are not inhabitants OF this country, on mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by council, It Is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here ON the
first day of the next term, and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs and that 4 copy ofthis order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pup
lishcd in tile city Of ltichm md. for TWO months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in de said city.
4 Copy, 1iste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. c..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

HE subscriber will sell the HOUSE s, Lon
a at present occupied by himself; and also,
ain unfinished House, with an half acre OF Land,
attached to if, near his residence.
lfnot previously disposed Of by private con-
tract, this property will be sold, at public auct-
OIL, upon the premises, on the fourteenth day
September, ensuing. The Improvements on the
Lot. occupied by the subscriber, are plain, neat,
comfortable and in good repair.
1t required, some time will be given for part
Oh the purchase money.
The situation of this property is eligible, both
as itregards health and good neighborloods
SAM'L. CREENHOW.
August 18 t14Scp
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August Is.

ME Partnership of RIC,HARES G ELLIS.
IS this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Those indebted to them will be pleased to make
payment as speedily as possible to either of the
Psrtners, who are equally authorised to receive
payment, and grant dischargcs.-Those having
claims against them will apply to Mark Richards
for payment
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MARR RICHARDS,
JOHN ELLIS.
Richmond, August 90.

THE business will be carried on for the f;l-
ture by Mark Richards, who returns his thanks
to the public, and his friends particularly for
their liberal encouragement, and solcits contin.
uation of their custom NJ. RICHARDS.
August 90. Stu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
A BscONDED from the subscriber, on Id

. A BSCONDED from the Subscriber, on the
IA night Of the 9TH July last. a Negro man
named Sterhen 90 years old, five feet, eigh. on
nine niche. n gh, ola tawney complexion, with
a very remarkable scar, on the right side of his
forehead, accustomed by burn ;he carried with
him sundry clothes among them was black du
rantz coat, constitution cord pantaloons and two
cotton shirts. The above negro was purchased
OF Mr.. Joseph Deshield Of Northumberland
County, to which place Isuspect he viii endea
vor 10 get, US his, parents live in that caun
ty. will give twenty dollars to any person that
will apprehend or secure him in Jail, so get him
again, or forty dollars for his delivery to me living
In Brunswick County.
PETERSON RAWLINGS.
August %. w3mH
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August %.

4 LII persons whom il may concern--, " nj
y TO remove to the State of Tennessee, and have
fully authorised and empowered Joseph Cross
and JOHN GlasebEook, ofthc County of Hanover,
to transact all business, in our absence, relat-
Ing 10 the estate of WIN. Finsiey deceased, and
to our own Individual affairs-rhose indie bted
TO the sad estate are requested TO make imme-
date payment, as no farther indulgence can be
given, and notice having already been published
and not attended to, their Bonds will, without a
Wy delay be put into the hands of AN Attorney.
WILLId17 SINS,
ELLZ iBEIX 1YNSLEl, Ad,n's of
HiLLLAlM IINSLEti, Decd
Hanover, August ~ 3tT
N. b. The lands, &c. heretofore advertised,
are ST. ior sale re,.,, and immediate possessi-
on given. Apply TO either of the above Attor
Mes.
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Is or pubfshed6y Thomas Richie, nearly OF.
jbosife the Gis6e Tavern, Richmond, Virginid.

= or CONDITIONS. Free dollars year. to
be paid annually in aiuanoe. Those Suho svish TO
be considered annual sa6scyibers muse hereafter
designate it the time Of Subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be Discontinued at The expiration
of TIE first year. No paper can be STOPPED until
al 0reaydges haze been pt,id ofs-Good acrep-
fances in Riehntond only, viii be received in pay
ss.est The same rule as to advertisements.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

E'Ok SALE, two thousand acres OF YORK Ri
4 yer LAND, situated on the pomunley, in
the upper end of KinS-Wilam, distant from
Richmond twenty-five miles, from Hanover
Town ten, and from Hanover Courthouse FIVE
-this Estate is one of the best on York
River, combining as many advantages, as
most in the lower country the land is not so
sandy as the Ponunkey low -Iands generally are,
whicli makes it produce good crops OF Wheat T.
Corn--Adjoinlny is manufacturing Mill, not
more than @o miles from the Barn door, where
the Richmond price is given, deducting the car
rage to market For health, elegance of situs
ton, and good water, few places more Happily
comb'"c these advan,ages-O sixth OF the par
chase noney being paid down, a credit of i've
years viii DE given to the purchaser, and Dee.
of trust required on the land, to ir,ure the
punctu.d payInentof the remaining instruments.
THOMAS CAR1 NELSON.
Bleak Hill, King Wiilil
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

. UNAWAY from the Subscriber in Amherst
IN County, ON the 24o, Instant, my noted Wa
ter-man Robin, lac is between 35 and 40 years of
age, ofblack COMPLEXION, has very hollow cheeks,
owing to the h'ss of ms upper, and jaw TEEN, he
has been accustomed TO run the river from
Lynchburg to RichpIond for many years, and mas
numerous acq'iaGtances and 1t Is highly proba-
bic thai ne wIti be hArbored by some of them,
VIII give a reward Of 10 dollars aud pay all ex.
pvnces To any person that will bring the said
Fellow to me, otherwise will pay 5 dollars for
puti.S him in The Jail of the County where he
may be taken up.
THOMAS MOORE.