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/ pursuance of an ORDINANCE, to amend
the Ordinance to prevent Dogs from going
al large in the city OF Richmond. Notice is here
by given, that no dogs viii be permitted to rua
at large in the said city, between the first day OF
next month, aAa the ffleeRth day of September
next
May %. t15I
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VIE Equaizers of the taxes for the city Of
& Richmond will hold their meetings at the
Clerks Office, of the Common Hall, in the up
per story of the Market House, on every
TUESDAY and Thursday from the hours of eleves
to one O'Clock, commencing on Tuesday the 5eth
INST and continuing three weeks from said day
Applications by persons considering themselves
agSriey-d by the valuation of property made by
Inc assessor ofthe city taxes and his associates
VIII apply FOR relief, on the said days by note
IN writing addressed to the Equalizers and lett
ut the said Clerks Office-No applications VIII
befeceiyed in any other form
N. SHEPPARD.
CLERK Common Hail.
Nav 25 o.,
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Amount improperly charged by the
Auditor, to =" manufacturing
Ayms,"
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s 235741 81

119o3S IA
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98o.oo0l.

l ms is stated as the allowance for a mem.
fiere is pretty nearly million of our money
here is sum to be given to these Porn
Suese equal to one sixth of what is annual.
PAID for the maintenance of all the poor ~
England and Wales, who of one sort and o.,
other, are nearly forty times as nurnerons J, .
thls Portuguese army. Banishine. driv;no :,
OUT OF the mind these reflections, it is, hmm
oiy hope, not going too tar to say, that there
ought to be something visible, at least. for
TINS $50, 600 pounds a year Come. come
then let us not be josted by these writer's
Let US INSIST upon it, that we have an army
of so, 900 Portuguese in Portugal and Sn,;r
Mr. Vfliicrs, in the documents above reeer
red TO says: not shilling " ia shjl,no.
mind - has bsen advanced for any man
7onfch wasnpl IN existence as a soldier"
vulgar ieliow unacquainted with the eIe
ganeies OF the diplomatic school would hev.
sand soho was not. &c. But the aubsfo,cs
Is every thing Not a shilling but for me-
actually in existence :" that IS m cav ne
ing af0e, and not only So but really prese,its
ondii} present, in Portugal Well then. What
10 tneSe writers mean by saying. that :. mn
enc Knows any thing OF the Portuguese ar
my In ne above mentioned documents IL
Is ssayeo .hat we have 80 600 men of our own
army IN Fortugau; or rather the secr.torv
-. IL
Ders, on the 5,h Of January last tba,,ho
kiig intends to employ so 600 etTcc,iz,e RI
tsh soldiers in Portugal. Nov so and On
MAKE SIXTY, and think, after VIVA, las been
mere ssid, tnat independent of all Spanish
iofces' we have. Or ought TO have, an army
OF on Oeo men IN Portugal or upon the con
mes % that Country an army of GO 0oO
men under the command Of viscoun, 4 ,lave-
va Let US not be Cajoled and iostled out of
our senses, then. by these writers, who trea,
uSWltn pretended Extracts of letters from
the army, IN winch 1t Is stated. that 'raiav@
u mas only Is 900 men, and that nohodv
Knows any thing OF the Portuguese ARMY.
On, no! we will not be thus cozensd ara
choused and hammed out of an arnv ~ =,
We are payi0g for. On, no Saw what thev
WIZ. we have an army of $4,000 men. Br;-
ush and Portuguese {" his maiesty's ancien,
aihes, } and To this army we will lcok az
inc SUFFICIENT means of defendins, P,rlug al
H'7rt''lst the inr0atls OF the French esneeiailv
as we are nov told, that the French corn
mander ~ chief has u"tler his command ON
" 50 900 men. capable Of beins brought A.
gaInst our army The words are these in the
Morning Chronicle ofthis day, (Frldav 27tb
Iniy j " We are in hourly exploitation Of !
Dattte, OF the success OF which we are bu,
ittle apprehensive, as Massena. (accord;uo
70 the most accurate ioformatfon) canuoi
ot,TIlnS agahst us more than IS 900 men -.
lhesc are said 10 be words taken from q
le''er, from an officer ofrank in our army
u@fea me ION ms. Aye, 10 be sure ! 1 here
Cdh De NO DOUBT OF our success. SEEING tina
We nave % 600 men aud the French chi,
% 'OOomen Capable Of being brought aeains
JUS AZ any rate, tef 7chat s7iH heissen. W,
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Ggrope
MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS FROM LATE
LONDON PRINTS
FROM coBDErr's nEc1srrp


Shain and Portugai --Whe.her 1t be
true that our army is retrea,ing, | know
not nor Can any one in England perhaps
tell what IS likely to happen in Portugal
within these few weeks. ShecuLatious are
useless here; but, fact or two may be of
some use. 1t was, few days ago, s.a,ed
in The London news papers. that baron Dou
70 and viscount Talavera's army consisted
OF only rs 600 men; and that as to the Po,-
9uSufse army, no one knew any hing ar all
OF ifs e:ristenee. So then, if the baroa Wis
count were to be beaten; if he were to be
most coDtoundediy pummelled threshed
like blighted sheaf; or were 10 get off with
Devil take the hnGmost," as the parole of
the day lfany thing of this sort were. un-
fortunately TO happen, these writer's are pre-
pared to say, that he had only Is 600 of Our
troops; and that, MS to the Portuguese ar
my. 1t was nothing at all. 1t would. 10 he
sure, be little too abominable even for
these writer's to make such assertions hut
lest they should be tempted to do it. let me
remind them before hand, that the people Of
TINS kingdom. those of Salisbury, Dublin and
Sork nor excepted. are now actually hay
ing oo'ooo Portuguese trooHs. There
ought, then. to be some army in existence :.
there ought to be something of ..raneI5ls
shofe ;" there ought to be somethine oh. .
to fight TOO for all this pay From state
ment, lad before the honorable house on the
ga OF February last. it appears that on me
sun " september last, we paid 16 O5O Por
tuguese soldiers From the same dncnm
it appears, that we nozv nay so 600 Porn
guese troops, besides allowing increased nav
to Portuguese officers.
ooo oool. tor 10000 troops IN onr paw. in
Jan. last.
$50, 600 for 10000 additional troops
" 10000 for increased pay 10 Portuguese
officers.
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NOTICE by virtue of a deed Of trust exc
IN cuted TO the subscriber, by VIM Murray,
Esq OF Amelia, to secure the payment of debt
due 20 Pollok, Tredway x Co OF Manchester,
and by request ofthe said Murray WI be soka,
upon the prenGses, on Tuesday, the 27th day Of
te present month, all that part Of the Fiat Creek
Est. adjoining Meadc's ALL, in the county sfore
said, which lies between the main road running
through the said Est. and the la,,ls of Edmund
Harrron, containing by estimation, about two
hundred and sixty acres. Tins land is consider
ed to be of superior quality tor either tobacco or
grain, and is nearly one half in wood in additi
90 10 which tkere aie about 20 scres OF prime
meadow land, which may be easily reclaimed
Jy'ag on both SIDES of bold stream, dividing the
iSnd nearly IN the middle The terms will be one
shd two years credit Tor about & 500 of the pur.
chase money; for the balance, cash or speedy
Payments will ,berequired, as may be agreed on
al the tme on ssc--the purchaser will be requi.
red 20 execute deed Of trust upon the land, 10
secGre the puncuM payment OF the said sum Of
A50U or the lien which l. & Co now have
on the land, may remain until the debt due 70
them IS paid, which debt is not demandabIe in a
shorter time thsn one and two years.
J. RORERTSOF, Je Trnsfec.
woven Jsr 8. ID
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TTISHER, TAYLOR & Co. three doors a.
II bove the Bell Tavern, have just received
from London and LtverPook, by the ship Ayerok
and Brig Ann, large assortment Of well select
ed GOODS, suited 10 the present & ensuing sea
1on, which they offer for sale, on the most rea-
sonabie terms, by the piece or package.
October 80. Nv
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nj OiiSE.-inc subscribers have opened
In S1ORE, next door above the house for
merry occupied by Messrs. Root. c, allan Po2ok.
ana intend carrying on business, under the firm
OF RiH'ans Colqafonn {, Co. will always keep on
hand. general assortment of DR.. GOODS.
suitable to the season, which they will sell low
by wholesale, for cash. OF on credit to punctual
customers .s 1 ~ -,
They have row received sil their London SUP
n'y. from the ship AveroK /; c, by the ship George
e Susan, daily expected from Liverpool, they
VIII receive their Coarse Goods, Hardware ami
Catiery. which will complete their ass ortment for
This tai
WILLIAM COLQUKCUN.
WALTER & TEOS. COLQUHOUN.
November 8. r.
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XTALUABLE LANp-EoR sALE.--n

NJ ALUABLE LAND-FOR SdLE.--Bv
virtue OF the powers vested in the Executor
by the will of co, Champion Travis, decd. Iyrii
6s sold on the Premises, On the 9Th DIV of Dec
next, that valuable PLANTATION, Wing IN The
Island OF James Town and county OF lanes CT.
ty, known by the name OF the Island contain
ms between eight and nine hundred acres of
land about four hundred and fifty acres where
OF IS arabic and peculiarly adapted to the proiuc
ton OF corn, wheat and tobacco, and the balance
firm high marsh, well suited 10 the raising of
s,ock-the Executor deems minute description
OF tins estate unnecessary, but SELECTS those who
may be disposed to purchase, to visit it previous
to the day Of sale
The terms OF sale will be, one thousand pounds
to De PAID ut thc expiration OF twelve mouths &
the balance OF the purchase money at the expi
ration OF two years from the day of sale bond
and security to be given in each case to carry
interest from the date, if not punctualy paid &
deed ottrust on the property, to secure each paw
ment Al the same time and place, will be sold.
on credit of twelve months en- all sums above
ten dollars (bond and security to be given by the
purchasers to carry interest from the date If not
punrtually paid,) between one and two hundred
barrels OF corn, the crop ct fodder, &c valuable
stock Of cows, sheep and hogs, and all the Far
ming Utensils, belonging 20 Ire said estate
The EXECUTOR.
november 6 -
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U IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, have recei
~ we'd by the late arrivals from London and
Liverpool large Assortment of FALL Goops,
which they are disposed TO sell low for cash or
acceptances in Town.
ON CONSIGNMENT
100 Tons best Swedish Iron assorted, and eco
Casks London Porter.
October 80 e
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mANoHEsrER rURKpIxE COMPANY.

HE ANNUAL Meeting OF Stockholders will be
- held, at BrooSs's Tavern, i'll Manchester, on
the first Monday in December next Such mem.
bers as cannot attend in person. WILL it is expect
cd, appoint their proxies. G
The undersigned wishes TO be furnished with
proper evidence OF shares sold and purchased
since the last meeting in order tia, transfers
may be made on the company's books, and shares
duly represented
JAMES BRANDER. Clerk.
November g.. T'goT
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november 6.

oBEnT JOHNSTON is now opening gene
4 ra! and well selected assortment OF GooAs.
consisting of superfne, pelise and coarse cloths.
ksrseymeres' vestings, Manchester cords, Scotch
p'alus, cotton, worsted and yarn hose. Russia e,
IRISH sheetings, Irish linens, mattresses, dressin,
glasses and cases, OIL cloth, horse whips. rlobe
lamps epauletts, drums, flies, plumes, Seine
twine; Hardware of every description. viz. an.
yis: vices, smiths bellows. screw plates, scythe
steel mill, pitt, cross cut, hand and sash ss,ys
&c files ofeyery kind, trace chains, Wagon boz
es spades and shovels, waffle and wafer irons
Britannia tea pots japanned lamps, plotting in.
struments, plated and common casters, glue En-
gish white lead, Spanish brown, yellow ocbre
window glaso, putty, &c. &c. The above will be
sold low for cash or acceptances.
november 6 E,r
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NJ OTICE--A PETITION will be presented
Il TO the next Assembly of Virginia, by Ben
jsrnin Edmunds of Brunswick county, prayiug
divorce from Martas his wife.
- October 80 tf
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The subscribers, under the firm of Moncure,
Robinson and Pleassnts, will carry on, from tie
Ist OF November ensuing, the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the Buildings
lately occupied by Prosser & oIcure, to winch
business their attention will be exclusively devo
Ted; they tender their services to their friends,
and most particularly to the Customers of the
late concern of Prosser & Moncure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their conf
dence, that their most unbounded exertions will
be used to give general satisfaction ; their store
room on the Man-Street will he. reserved exclu
sively. for the reception of dry goods Their days
of public sale will be Monday and Thursday in
each weels-Ther grocery sales will be held at
Sheir Lumber House. on tue Cross Street. leading
TO the Governors, and their dry good sales, ut
their Auction Store, on the Main Street, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
80 Hids prime Antigua Rum, part of which
20 Hhds Brows Sugar, part Of which is
SO BarrelsS Lar 9aaLity.
10 Hids Moasses
SO Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Hyson aud soachong Teas
90 Tierces Rice ~
8 Cases Glass Tumblcrs
A few bass Point Bianset6
a few cases Elegant Prints
A few bates India Cotton
Kerseys, white and blue, Plains
German Tickienburgs, Rolls and Hessians
Pepper, Ginger, Soap, G-c. &c. Gyc 20
All of which will be sold low for cash, or ap-
proved paper in town.
YIN 1fONCURE,
TORN ROBINSON, =,
''f FRED'K. PLEAS4NTS.
They are in hourly expectation of receiving
90 n ahds; PRIME SUGAR.
MR. G r.
October 80 If
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november 6

sJuBLrc AucrIoN.-.By virtue of the last will
anl tesla meat of Robert Means. deceased !.
~iH be sod to the highest bidder, on "Wednesday
the Sls, day OF this present month, if fair other
WISE, WE next tair day, tine HOUSES G Ground,
now IN the occupation of VIM Robertson. ESQ
ON Shockos H'ii, and an unimproyed Lot, upon
the same square The sale will commence at 10
o'clock, at the bouse occupied by Mr. Robertson
Twelve months credit viii! be allowed, hnt the
purchasers must give bond with approved secu-
ruy, ana deed OF trust upon the property, in or
der to ensure punctual payment of the purchase
money
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MURPHY & CRUMP, in addition to their
Az usual supply of GROCERIES, have Just
received general assortment of G LASS, CHI
Va, EhRTNEN u STONE IFARE, which
dice.
October TO- Aw
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uj' My Office, after the first Nov'r ensuing,
will ce sept during this winter, at my yelling
blouse, on Shock@ Hill, near me Capitol Square.
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DANIEL CHI,
Executor Of Ike last viii and Testament Of
Robert Means, &ecd
No'emDer D. ids
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Eff

PURSUANT to a decree of the Coup,v
Conrt OF Hanover, will e sold on the 1Oth
day OF December next, II lair, .other,yise NJ
next far day, for the benefit oftbe D;st,;6u,ee,
o. m'Jor john Rowe deed the following tracts
and lot OF LAND, to wit-T6at we'll I.no,.,
Tavern called tie MERRY Ivino ="
he stage road leading irdin Richmond to ,b.
Federal CITY, only IS miles from thu. former
Piice--lO e,iuInerate all Tie afvsri are al; oh
Cd to THIS ancient stand ravera, would b ,,sc
less, as 1T Is presumabe any person tjAsi,oua ~
purchasing will first view the premise, si,pice
u however TO say, that both the mail and sccoro
mooatihE Stages keep yearly their CHANCE of
HJrses there which Will ultimately en,ble ~
Possessor 10 enrich the lands, and the yasseuyers
either breakfast or dine very dsy 'rtere ar
attained 10 the Tavern about huntred acres of
land which is well adapted 10 the culture ofcorn
wheat, oats and clover.
ALSO or 600 acres OF LAND situated.
WITHIN one and a half miles of the Merry Oak,
and adjoining the lands ct Col Tompk,ns. d,
vid DIVER and Joseph ,Vingieid -. rbis ,r,c,
Will be sold entire or divided To- suit purcb,s.rs
IL ies weiL part is well tnbered and Is yell
adapted to the culture OF small gtain. ANY per
son wishing to purchase VIII be shewn the be
,ore mentioned lands by appl ca ION to captain
Nathaniel i3~@e VINO resides adjacent thereto
And on the same day an,. ,ljsce ;sili he snld a.,
unimproyed half acre lot o. LAM u H,pover
own we've months credit will IL ,i!oyv
cd the purchasers, glyiag bond with approved
security, and deed OfTrust on .he land TO Sc .
cure the payment--By
The COMMISSIONERS,
---.-s
y. HfH be sold on lie same day and place,
for cash, live SHAKES in the Deem Ram 'r,rn
pike Company and about one thousand dollars
~ SIX and three per cent deferred Stock. -ALso,
WIN be rented Toe the ensuing year, the pianta.
Ton on which air Charles lervss at p, escnt re.
sides.
WIZ. e NATH'L. BOWIE, Adm'rs
81 5'OHN BUtYE, deed
FoVelooer = oT
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THE COMMISSIONERS.
BLANK Ks.

or EVERY pgscaIPrIoN, ..
FOR SdSSt hT rms 0kFTcG.
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BAronNE. Sept Q.

We are informed, that frtsh cS6vo." oa
ammunition and artillery have been rece,y-
cd ny the French army brsieging Cadiz as
well as several attachments # canDar,ars :,
sappers and miners The works before the
pace are advanced, aud the bSsieged are
not IN Condition to check them. The
6olnbardfnent Of the city has MOI yet begun.
we continued 20 equip gun boats and other.
vessels French seameu and Andalusians
serve on board these vessels,
All the attempts of the English and the
lupta to relieve CadiS, have been fruJtlessi
Troops have advanced from Gibraltar and
Agesiras, from the mountains of Estrema
dura and the province OF Alenteio. but thew
have been beaien at all points, and DartIv
destroyed. The Duke Of Dalrn2tia is con
Stantly al headquarters at Seville, and di..
reefs - person the movements # the corps,
which cover the siegeo Cadis. At Seville.
several new Spanish corps have been form.
ed.
The king has not yet Quilted Maarid1
1t IS said he will not proceed to General
Sucheps army, until Tor,osa has capitula-
ted.
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n DISSOLUTION of the Co partnership. I'm
- n der the firm of Prosser & Moncure, having
aiken place, in consequence of the death of Mr..
John Prosser, the business transacted under the
said firm, must, Of necessity. be immediately
Brought to close. All persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm, are. therefore, requested to make
Immediate payment to me, and those who have,
or may have, claims against the said firm, are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay, &
receive payment of
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~ " lOs
I'M Tmheria1 Decree. datcd from tbe. Pr,
iace # 81 Cioud, Sehi. 12fb, contains ~.
(oil>7ofng regulations - 30
q Arr. The proprictors or consienees 81
colonial produce which, has been subject Il,
Holland to duty of 20 or 30 per cent. oa
Doforem, according to the period of its de. !,
ciara,ion. must before the 1st of Oc,obe,Y
pay these duties, either in money or in l,s, :.
with suiiicient securitg. ''
2. The said produce, on whey ,be H..
ties shall not have been made e,,od nv IT,.
TINE hxfd IN the preceding sHl,cIe, ghall he
coniiscated DS
" 5. Those who haYe.h,s prsducs Il, ,esis
warehouses by co1stfumcnt anu. sb.u 80.
the effect o. the Confsc ttion De /ree1 5ros4
all reTiousi6iffg 10 ne hroh71eSohs - VIZ
q. / nc colonial frodpce poipted 51s AZ
the: 'srif ~''pcxt no our Deeres a.a5s =, -
Of NY, ie'o, ghist 81 s+ees,i.a y ,i$f3A
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WIN MONCURE.
Swviosng tGrtner Of the late fr4n of
Pyosser G Moncu,c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-14
\ ROOD dsrss b k4sd3or Sales

sooo Aes%s b; k4ad Jor Salks y
P1sfiE subecribsF ers'fof Sals g number
!. sofvsry DsisebE Treess " Lsa6' In thai
part Of ths' stats rf Georgia cailedths = xsw
PuncRAsR." ~, s7.S tl,l. t.iA en-. ~ -
He ca,a naose cont dsntly t6rm thai his q:
de IA clear and iadlSputable this 10 wishes
80 impress IN order 90 ren,oye any pfejadics
thar may exist tnshs nipds Of thUss disposed
20 purchase Georgia Lands, The tracts now
Cor sale are situated between 1he. Qeonee snd
Ocmuleee rivers, end are@lthin the last purs..
. chase T,Sde Of the IndiShs by the. state 81
Georgia. The, legislature Of Georgia % ei,-
courage the population Of the district % lwep
az 20 benefit the inhabitants Of the state, had
the 6urchas6 surveyed and divided into lots OF
squares oEo Q andkaIf acres each, ard grant
cd q loetsr restricting the sale OF tickets TO
the citizens oCGeorgia ut . low price, the
prizes to consist Of lots within the purchase
ahamber Of these lots the Subscriber now OF
Ecrs for sale, some are in the vicinity OF the
city Of Milledkeville, the permanent seat Of
; the state government, its present white po-.
r;ulation exceeds 1890 souls-it IS situated
upon the verge Of the Oconee, which Is na--
yiraae for 6oass that carry from fifteen to
twenty tons, to Darien, upoh the Atlantic
indeed the whole purchase Is become very po-
pulous, & those disposed to engage irfsoush-
ern agriculture, or tstpsrchase upon specu-
lation. cannot do better than TO- availthen,-
selves Of ,hiSaOpportnnity to Obtain good lands
aowI for sale. 'SeverSit of the tracts are con-
,r;c,,,,,s IN eaEh other and some in the nei 81
Sorhood OF flourishing county towns; some
unite many>desirable advantages: The eoun-
NV generally is well. supplied with branches,
creek streams, rivers, and springs that con-
stantly fow. Many Of the tracts now adTer,
Used have the advantage Of fine timber ana
mill seats.
Those inclined to become purchasers may
knew the terms by applying to the subscriber
living at Alexandria, in the district OF Co
lumhia. :.
Anthony Dyer, T.
NSao - Iaw9m :
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Forty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
N 10Th of December last, negro DAM
EL-he is So years old, S feet 10 or / inch
es high, tolerably black, high cheek bones he
had an opening between his irunt teeth hav
ing the appearance of one lost, remarkable
round shoulders and slender waist-he is 6y
profession Bahdst, has lost much Of his re-
iiviou, and is fond of talking on that suhject--
he has appeared to be very unwell for two or
three years past and has done nothing: be-
fore that time he was good hand to put up
post and rail fence, and ditching, which ne
no doubt will engage in should he get dis
lance from home--he is good ut all kinds OF
plantation work. It il believed he Is still in
the heighberhood Of Alexandris where he has
!: lie, and is harbored by the negroes be.
longing, or who have stsely belonged 70 the
estate Of Benjamin Dulany, Esq. and their
concessions. ...... ,.....s.. ,...
Iwill give the above reward If secured in
TAIL so that I get him again, and reasonable
charges If brought hene.
-. John Dulin.
Nay: sawlh