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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-24

~, Ssiaey from che eommiates 70 whcn
the subjee. wss referred, reported . bill
providing for the further accountability OF
those entrusted with public monies. Re-
fsrred to. q committee Of the whols on
Monday. ,$
Mr.. New,ea from the committee ct
commerce and manufactures, reported a
bill allowing drawback on goods, wares aud
merchandise, transported by land from Bos-
ton to Newport, or from Newportto Bos.
ton. Referred to a committee of the whole
on Monday. D.. .-.s Z. .~..'- .
The unfinished business Of yesterday was
then Observation-Disclosures big--Mr. Bibb's
motion 70, striking out still under consider.
alton.
Mr. Shelly ind Mr. W. AAson took oc.
casion to give each other roasting. They
appeared TO b. more jealous to make each
other feel, than to promote the business be-.
fore the house. They were both called to
order by the Speaker. 'ra
On motion of Mr.. Lcoe, the further con.
sidera,ion of the bill was postponed until
Monday. next, and on motion of Mr.. Key,
the SEVERAL amendments which had been
proposed were ordered to be prin.ed.
On motion of Mr.. Cook, the house went
into committee Of the whole on the bill for
the relief of Gideon Barney. Mr.. Dssha
in the chair.
Along debate ensued which lasted until
4 late hour.
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French theY brought to. sarasossa 1900
prisoners taken from the duke Gel Parqus.--
We hear the sumarsns are on the borders Of
France, and but yesterday, monk told me.
thE BY this time France il oursl" Poor
igfasant fellow, I could almost say, that by
this time Spain is conquered; affairs wear q
most gloomy aspect. What the Sumarans are
doing on the borders Of France Isannot tell !.
they have made prisoners ola large number
of fat hogs, coming from France, which Ger
tainly is most vslorous action. They are
poor miserable people to be sure, some with
arms and SEINE without. This place is aDle
to sustain long siege, provided there were
provisions enough but there is not enough
fur four months"
"Decem9er %.
There has nothing new taken place since
my frs, date. That Corona is taken is cor'-
frmcd beyond doubt. ! shall have chance
the ensuing Christmas to observe The manner
in which the Catholicks keep thai. creates,
day of the church; there is an elegant ca
thedral here, very old and large, and finely
adorned with images, paintings and painted
windows"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-24

FRENCH PRISONS.
Extract ga letter from Captain WiAsam
Edssaras, cfthe brig Juno Of NsyoA, to
his gamer, dated
ROCHELLE PR1soN, Dec. 8, 1909.
L" NY good Sir,
"I am sorry to inform you
that this place, and the Isle Of Rhe, have
been my abode since the eth Sept. SOB
When l arrived in The Juno of ST. Martins
Isle Rhe, to obtain pilo; for Chorante, where
i WAS bound for cargo Of brandy, | WAS
Intercepted with allmy crew, hree of which
informed the officers at tn Custom House
that the Juno was from England, and that I
had a lieence ON board, which they heard a
British man OF war hail and demand If me
the day before my arrival of ST. Martins
Those three villains were promised one
third Of the ship previous 10 this, which
must have had great weigh. with Sailors
The remainder of nv crew wire kept in
prison until the fine Of $50 francs was paid
for each of them by o house in Bordeaux /;
the only one tha, remains with me is tn.
boy Peter Bacon. The Juno was sold for
1900 francs in August and still remains
here, she is owned by house in Bordeaux.
~ have wrote several times to general
Armstrong, who has been good enough TO
answer me. There were Is sail of Anne.
rieans seized q. the time the Juno was, aud
all the masters got away except three Of US,
whcsremain here close enough"
Copy ga letter from Gen. armstrong, to
Captain WilI,am Edwards.
SIR,
'"The day received your letter Of
the 2o;h of October, Saw Fren III gen
tleman who knew your case, and took An
interest in it, and who engaged to pay your
line so soon as the payment thereof should
be sufficient to discharge you from prison.
The advice gave him, and which ] now
repea, to Yourself, is to send memoir to
me stating your hong conaD, msnt, and.of-
feriug to pay the fine imposed upon you, on
condition of your Immediate Liberation ;
this memoir will send to the minister, of
foreign affairs, and end avor to engage
him 10 Law itbrfore his majesty. II capts.
Wilson. Shadwick, or any other were to
join you in this memoir, ,hs sGtc, might be
better.
lam, sir,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG;"
Congre6 Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Aa,ch 20.
[7aken far the Altxandria Gazsfse.]
sundry reports on private petitions wsse
~.ad and d;snosed of. ,,t'.
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-. 80. ,Fyf Ss \ = ~ " -
win b. added to the sale q tho yendge e
Store, on TUESDAY nsxt, D K
trunk sof Musiins, q guam z
tity Of Brushes. among which ars Ciosth g
Brushes, Horse, and Pninting Rrpahsa. end 8.
Tortoise,shsll and other comhA SCISSORS,
Watch Seals, &c E.a 4. I. d ~; &, d &
P. G. M4iteller.
= FOR SAL E, 3 !. gis's.
7ne CARGO Of fhe Brig BETSEY, fsn s.
Lisbon s1ss
1900 bushels Salt, aioat. s
pipes and - quarter casks Of laShea -
~ H. Wine. ~ 81
20 bales Almonds. - ,'sst ~ s.
500 Lisbon Baskets. J1,5
Ahhly so SF,,Ss,yt ~
!. James Keith, jun. or -
John Roberts. I
March ~. ~,a.~ $500
s .LS0, FOR SHE, 81; 81
The faid Brig Betfey; ~,
A. she arrived from sea. burtaen ono r. =
hundred tons. Apply to = { "a
. .. Cs. Dade,s or ~.
John ROBBERS: AZ,
March ~. = ,.~.-. ~. ~ .sss & QAk - -
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BALTIMORE, March 81.
Captain ManIove, Of the brig, Amity ar
rived at'Philsdelphia. left Lisbon list Feb.
anil informs that every thing remained
Tranquil! throughout Portugal. The Bri.
t'sh army were stationed about IS leagues
distant from Lisbon Coming out, captain
NJ. saw upwards of 60 British transports.
with troops going into Lisbon.
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SHIP
Star Fire Company.

Star Fire Company.
THE Members Of the Star lire Company
are requested to attend a sheeial injecting, this
evening, q, six o't lock, at the Court House,
10 :huse officers for the ensuing year and for
other purposes
John Stewart, Cls'1.
March a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-28

/. Enxlnh .nAsaeS THos nesicaA sAsrshaas
shss Tss;ding Il Piris. xSitedupo The ad.
ministrator.s general OF the poss-afRess, the
!. Count Il valette, counsellor Of state.
They YemonstratsAto him. upon the rigor.
which wac e eseised by this decree upon
the Americans, and the, stated to him,
| sha. a., Epglish nanss5& American names
|. were absolutely alike. il would be impossi.
Sic to distinguish them. Thsy shsreto,e
a.k.d him what they were 70 do with thele
.corrrsponde nee, when they were forbidden
to write in sEnslish ! The foOnseiiot Of
sts,e answered, = correspond ia-yeur ON
language" This adminisitasor DID not
know that the Americans spoke nothinS
but English. This win not bssutrs ning,
when il is known, thar the Count - We:
let,e was formerly boy who sold mon.
sdc.. then q seldief. then . genera, 30. y =
The first case, which presented itsslf %
Try the force oi the Berlin decree and the
nature Of the, ,mndi6sa,ion. runouesd ~
Decrss, wasthe case Of the American ship
Horizon, frsighied by the Spanish gpseru'
mens 70 carry Cargo 70 Lima, and nring
back the returns 70 Spain. Upon The iailh
Of the assurance given BY Deeres, this ve:.
sci sailed from London, .:with q 'yslusbls
cargo but ., tempest cast. her. upon tas
shores Of France, where she was provisioa'
ally seized by tbs custom hours, s!hs case
having been sent to.lhs. council OF psizvs
for is decision, the owners employed We
RI eminen. advocate Of the council NJ. dc
IL Grange, accus,cmtdto Plead aud TO lose
ali kind oil eaus,s. Mountaineering. he
exhibited The charter party between The
captain and the Spanish eoyetnmrnt, the
friend and ally of France, and moreover IN
state of war with great Britain. the vessel
was richly load. d, and was >eonderned.
When the letter Of the minister was ei,sdat
the council sot prizes, the answer proves
the servili,y offs members, and how. Jii.ls
foreign ministers ought TO give credit to
the Official declarations OF a French. minis.
ter it was said, that the minister OF marine
had exceeded his authority. when he took
upon himself .owrite such letter and that
a ministerial letter could in no case invx1-
date an imperial decree. .
The,supercargo, Mt! ~ Ciure, brosher
of The owner Of the vessel, was arrested and
committed to Jail, in, e;caPitaLof ., eouu.
try, the most enlightened OF the world, be-
cause he was suspected ofbeing an EesGsh-
man, the creates. crime of which man esn
be accused in France, especially Ihs St a
democrat. -, ....~..,. ...... - =
Mr.. Mcclure succeeded not without dt- :.
6culty, in being put under. guard, until he
proved, not thai he was nasuEslized 40 a.
merican citizen, bu. that he waa well and
duly born in America. a',,
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-COAN LAND:1or hle.

ok hundred and six acres of valuable Ion.
- grounds, q great proportion Of which is
mixed with oys ter shells. situated upon the
banks Of Coan river, in the cousty Of Nor
thumber!and. late the property Of S. Bal,
Esquire, and is equally distant ftsm Bali
e, Norfolk and alexandria. :. a. e..
2 C0AA sbounds in fine fish, oysters, sod
wild fowl ofev.ry description in their resree.
tive seasoni--and the.estatc Is a very desira-
bic one. But small part of the purchase
money will be required to BE- paid OF the sims
ofpurcaase. For further particulars enqui-
ries may DO addressed to the Subscriber, whs
requesls that the postage onSueh letters my
be paid. y..,[. ,.-.
st. George. Carter.
oaslands; near Leesburg.
Anrn 10 a.. K
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From The Federal Republican.

Extracts from L'Ambigu, continued.
"In the year 1906, says Mr.. Goldsmith,
the American minister, Mr.. Munroe, ar.
rived in London, to conclude a treaty of
commerce, jointly with M. Pipkney, mi.
mister Of the United States at the court of
St. James. AS soon ~ Bonaparts was in
forned Of it, he had fit Of rage, and he
declared, thai. If theAmerican government
dared to conclude treaty with Great. Bri.
tsin, he ,vou!d Immediately consider Ameyi-
ca as an enemy, and. declare zvar asai1st
her. This menace prevented the ra,i6ea.
ten OF the treaty, which. had been alreadv
signed at London" ... -. -,
Such at this time. was the -imuar,;al;,v
and the independence of the American 90.
vernmeut! Bopapar.e wished to prove Tia,
he would 60 % in earnest. He then is,u.
cd, his famous Berlin decree of the Dist of
November. so6, by which he placed the
British Ialands in a atate of blockade. and
among other regulations worthy of Robes.
pierre, declared that every individual. bc.
ing subject of Great. Britain, should bs
made prisoner of war, vheresoever found
An article OF his decree ordered. thu, An
letter: written in Eaglish, should be de.
tanned. r. =,
= q In consequence of this. decree. al ri.
clerks OF the .pest-o4ice were REQUIRED TO
stop letters addressed. TO- persons. havi.e
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Georgia Carter.
hsrr'dius nigro, qais PaeAr'as
DOCTOR b. FENDALL,
RepuLdr brad .Surr.on n.nf;st

Regular bred Surgeon Denti.e,
"A ND who has been in practice for near
n ERIRrsnsxARs, has Just arrived in A.
.lexandria, and may be seen and eonsulsed u
Brooke tavern, At any time during his cent?
nusnee in It. The, earlier applications ere
made to the Doctor by those Who feel dispo-
sed to employ him % 4 Dentist the better, ~
his continuance in Alexandra Is. very unesr.
ain. Those ladies and gentlemen. In Alex.
andrla, who find 1t ineonvenjent to xaie %
the Doctor, he Will readily attend, "a tho
shortest notice. .. IL sreya2ry
. DR.. FendaA cures the scurvy in .ke xssns,
be IL ever SO inveterats, in q short time.
twenty four hours at fartnt 81 J. fastens looSe
teeth BY making the gums grow up to them,
renders the teeth white and beautiful; bre.
vents their decay keeps such n are 90 from
becoming worse, even to old ace !; gil, up
those that are hollow with gold, with foil
or lesd which will not only render them use
full, but prevent their Aehing and further do.
cay; extracts teeth and stnmps with eases
makes and 6xes artificial teeth. fIis cotxm.
e.op, .lnsi'eordssie Dtssifsiee, lor prsssrvinx
the teeth, gums, sockets, &c. and superior 8
thinks, both Ii elegance and efficacy % ar
ether = eth Md By TIE doctor.
AGShs 8 ~, =, 80 ~ .ass,a
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Such is the general character, aed such
the Numerical amounts Of some of the
items. Although there were charges Of this
rs'ar., ard although his accounts with the
Usnsd States, from the year 1908 to this
da,, are unsettled, he has continued to en-.
joy the place of consul general 10 Barbary,
with the salary and advantages of psraui.
Saes. .,
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sclrSeE or'DRA Isnc. .&ssEr EAox TIE
FRSASuRY.,

49,. - -l1FRSASuRY.. -.
his on. SORT Of operations. co. dam gu,
six.seH millions Of revsaue, BY embargo
and noH.ipsefeourse. -. =
Isis smother sort, 10 drain Of, seventeen
hundred thousand dollars for. gun boats.
ana-thsn 60 sstablish further drain Of s;x.
sy thousand dollars per snnun, 10 ~ TO
have che quo bosss go through the process
of rotsinein legalixed fashion, BY way oi
prosinU the executive profundiU of wisdom
Ito drain OF soms milliens sor' sssruitax
an additional arsny, md fnrnistinga mi.
form cloashinR not, &c orssersiee, and keep.
ing up the edsanates foa tpsy ,and subs;ss.
saee, while the troeps are fxed ina Pessi.
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hire, and cost Of exehanse with eomnissi.
ons. and suaraniee, bottles run, with ie-
msns, eggs milk, eosehman and the barber
-salutes to armed vessels Of the, united
States, and white wsshings, poor Jews and
Bacfi and Bunash, ready cash, caf,sns and
caps, essence of jssssmine and stationary,
wa,chessn variety, skins rf datrsi fne'bu-
NOSES ,shawis, diamonds ripgs--all appear
a.. auxiliary, in the science Of draining rno-
ney from the treasury, Ia Jefe,sen.
sAnd here be it noted that the charges for
diplomatic or consular esntingencies, upon
being admitted by the secretary of. state,
with the sanction OF ths president Of the u.
States, are generally allowed Of course by
the accounting officersof the ,ieasury.--
Such charges therefore differ from other
matters of account, inssuMch as the. tresi
dent and the secretary q state may give the
rule for aiiezcing or rgectins sAsrs in the
treasury department. s..
Shaal% W. now mtsud t. scme Of the par.
ticu.la,s charged in account by Tabids Lear,
as ccnsul genera: Of the United States at
.Asisr. Passing such charges as s l5a, on
The 2lsto June; 1905, for two salutes civ.
en- to the United S,s,es' Eriga,e Constitution
in Trpo!i, AID $50 for.a Gag staff, put up
in 1907, and S4e for Gag TOR the eonsu.
lar garden in 1908, and the round charges
Of Sl2o for giving entertainment. on che
4,k Of July, in each Of The years 1904, and
! SOC; and 1907, and leoe, we will look q,
items ,ha, are charged, a. being for gifls
O, presents openly made, or for gra'ifca-
tons in Mates Of secrecy. 81. =.
{ CASH. ...
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

PROVIDENCE, MAY 10.
TANMHN1..

Ihe anniversary OF this iiiustiious Order
was celebrated III this town on Monday even
ing last by Society No |, (the members not
being prepared for splendid publick parade,
which will take place on the fourth of July
nexD at the Representatives chamber in the
State-House, by appropriate musick, and the
enersetick and eloquent delivery, by brother
JOHN PITMAN, Jun. of LONG TALK, adj
mlred, both by the members and their invited
friends, for its luminous exposition of the
principles of the institution, its American
sentiments, its novel and beautiful ideas, and
its elegantly classical language This Long
ak IS IN the press, and will be speedily
published. The utmost order was preser.
ved, pnd the audience retired highly delight.
iea WITH their entertainment. After the ex-
ercisfs ot the evening were finished, the So
cietyrepaired To brother Il. Oineys hall, and
parto'k OF some refreshments prepared for
themfnil'ened by patIiotiCk songs and instru-
mentd musick. The feast OF reason and the
How o. souI,was enjoyed by these brothers of
the sane p,incir PIE. until eleven o'ciock,when
each one retired 10 enjoy, under his own
vine and hg-tree, the repose Of an approving
conscience.
No.3, in Apponaug, (Warwick) also pub
licSly celebrated the anniversary of their H.
iustrious patron and of the order. AT IL
o'clock procession was formed at theirnew
Wigw.m, which proceeded, accompanied by
band Of musick, to the meeting house, were
Long Talk, peculiarly appropriated to the
occasion, was delivered by brother. AT the
Of the exercises. the Society re- |
urned 10 their Wigwam, and partook of
umptuous dinner, with number of their vi |
ting brothers; after which l3 patriotick |
oasis we're drank. Prov Phenir
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HOPRID DISCOVERY.

In clearing out we'll of water in Snow
Street, West-side, on Thursday, the body of
IN infant child was drawn up, supposed to
have been thrown in the well Immediately af-
ter being born, and to have lain there seven
or, eight weeks 1t was tied up in towel,
with string round its neck, to- which was
suspended stone--a hole appeared in its
head, supposed to have been made by a nail
or bodkin. If any thing could add to the en-
ormi,y of the diabolical crime Of murf ering
an infant in such a horrid manner, it is the
placing the body in the well, which supplied
many families in the neighbourhood with wa
ter, and which might, in midsummer, have
occas stoned the death Of hundreds. The COR
oners inquest was" Wilful murder, by
some person or persons unknown"
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NEWBORN, NAY Ia.
L.2TEST From SD arr

Ye'terday arrived at. this port, the sb;,
Ariadne, Capt. Burrows, from Cadiz, which
she I!eit Oh tue 4th of April. Capt. b. inform,
US that British fleet had lust arrived from,
England with 5000 tveepe, wno were .urpar.
king the day he sailed. Fourteen British
ships OF the tine were in Cadiz bay and the
Ango-Spanish army were determined to hold
the ciiy. The French army were on the op.
posite shore, progressing with their for.ifca-
,ions. Lord Collingwood died off Toulon !;
his body was brought to Cadiz in the Victory
and put or board frigate which sailed for
Englsnd on the Sd of April
Markets good At Cadiz for American pro-
luce.
MAY Is.
The British Packet Princess Amelia, Capt.
Moorson, arrived at this port yesterday, after
noon. in IS days from Falmouth. She sailed
on the 9th April, and brings London papers
10 the 9th. he papers are principally filed
with debates in the Imperial Parliament on
subjects wholly unintcresting to an American
readec, and With details of the Journey of the
German archduchcss form Vienna to Paris.
One circumstance has occasioned consid-
'erseie 'seessiop in England Sir Franci,
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Buraiu has been ecmr i:.eS to the Towe.
for Publishing let,er 10 US eonsti,uen,s in
Cckteu's Register, under bis own nsne, in
which be denies the power ct the House Of
Comuons 10 imprison the people OF England
The United States, trigaie John Adams
sailed from Cowes for france on the 2eth OF
March, with dispatches ficm MIR. Pinkney.
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HARTFORD, NAY ~.
On Thursday last, the Legislature of Con-
neciicw convened in this city
On Friday the Legislature proceeded to bal
lot forGov. !; on counting the votes, it APP
pesred tina, his Exccllenoy JoHN TpEDwrLL
Esq. bad l2l--AsA SPALDISe, ESQ. a.
RooER GRIswoLD, Esq. 2a-Msiority ihr
Mr., Trcadweil so.---T'he Council ccneurred
ii lie p oi:.' ms nj, and at half pas, s!sven
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LoNpou, ArRIL 6.

LONDON, krRIL 6.
We Yesterday received adcitioaai sets of
foreign papers, 5u, their contents are unim-
portant. Their principle features continue to
be The details Of the journey az the new En-
press of France. At Sirasburg, where she
arrived on tie 23d, she every where Showed
herself 10 The people, and is stated to have
been much admired and on the following
morning she proceeded on her Journey to
Sompeigne' at which city (says Bertbier) she
""s very anxious to arrive. AT that place
she was received by Ronapare on the 3oth
'hey were TO arrive al. ST Cloud and the 3lst
was the day appointed for the formal solem-
hizati"h oil the Imperial nupuais. This G.
vent, our readers already know, was announc.
cd by general firing along the coast a few
days since. BY a neutral vessel arrived at
Halwich we learn, that great re joicings have
also taken place in Holland Oh The same oc-
casioD, the oppressed people of that county
indulging lii the fond hope that the event
may lead TO general peace.
BY accounts from Cadiz the French have
.''sJ- considerable progress in their advances
ageihst the city. Some Of the private letters
STATE that constant firing is KEEP, up between
the french and Spanish batteries. Such is
SAID to be the strength of ftheene my 'sbatteries,
'hat none of the ships of war have been able
10 bear upon them with any effect, excep: one
OF The opanish s4s manned with an English
creW.
Inc Portuguese papers assert, that Mala.
ga mas been evacuated by the enemy.
n.f'NhS or TIE SCHFLT, MARCH a.
All matters of apprehcnded difference be-
tween .he Courts oi Russia and France are
amicsbly adjusted, so there is not the small.
est chance OF dlsagreetnent between those
two powers. Pacifck proposals have been
made, or will be immediately communicated
to Great Britain By France, upon The occa.
sion OF the august matrimonial alliance be-
tween France and Austria
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o'eit y, A. M. His Exc sNcsss was ssrof.sf
into thcrCouneil Chamber 20 the tune of
G0d saOe the kirg) when he delivered
Speech. -
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d3t lars u
Fifty Dollars keward.


y AN AWAY, from the subgc iber's plar.
~ tation in Fairfax county, On Suhds5
night last, negro man named FRANg,sS
feet 10 inches high, stout made, about "
years ofage, black complexion, When spckss.
to has down look, and in speaking hds
something ola stammer. st the same tiEsns
went off negro girl. named MATILDhss
She is Of very light complexion, about Is
years of age, her CIoathing is various, sos&s
of calicoe; others of country cloth--the ina,fsss
'cloathing is SUCH as plantatien negroes get..
rally have of country cloth About 9 nlant,s
ago mulstto man went off from the ;sar.a
place, called BILLIE is about S fset.ts
inches high, about thirty five years of <ass,
slender made, very fond of strong liduaer,
his cloashing much the same as the ab55ssss
he may have procured come aaditft4ns
10 his common since his elopemeAt l wiz
give for experimenting each Of the fsllowi,
Twenty Dollars, and for the girl Ten bogars.
The mulatto nlaia was long marketing abo.s
this town and may be still lurking iii Or ab5dx
lit. The girl has a mother somewhere ssn'tEs
lower end Of Fairfax county, near The riiyse,
where she may endeayos 20 ssclste hesss.S
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