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G.ycrrour Of ST. euntum, his terr.s for TIE
capitustion OF TIE place, agreeable 70 the
honours Of war, which were accepted.
The baille lasted sepen ncnrsj aud, as ar-
pears from these details, il WAS rs braveiy
contested an engagement, as any thar has been
fought during the prescut war ia Spain. The
number OF troops engaged, in each si!e, was
more than 10000. Several OF the principal
officers CT the Frenvh army were severely
wounded and the Commander in Chiei
Count Suchet) received bail in his shout
der.
The battle was fought at Murviedrio, in
the porthern part of the province OF Nalen-
cia. Gen. Blake went 10 that part of the
province 10 relieve the important fortress oi
Saguntum which had been Tor some time be-
seiged by the Frenct. On his arrival, the
general battle ensued and the morning at
ter mis- defeat, the fortress surrendered. In
he course Of these disasters the French made
1000 prisoners. The number OF killed and
wounded on the Spanish side is not distinct
" sts,ed Com. Adv.
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The Commercial Advertiser, contains
taanslations from Paris papers 10 the l4,h
ult. Of the operations of the French armies
in Spain. The first is letter from Count
Suchet, dated at the Camp Of Murviedro,
Oct. IS, 1911. He particularizes the diff
culties he had encountered in his operations
before Saguntum, in rendering the breach
practicable, during which time Gen. Blake
had been joined by 5000 troops under Gen.
Msky, and others 10 tho amount of $4,000
foot and 5000 cavalry. On the Gath of Oct.
ne says, this corps took post upon the nights,
supporting its righ, by the sea, linked by an
English feet, and its left on the side OF LII
via.-On the 25th, a, 8 o'clock, says Suchet,
my tieraclues were attacked and obliged to
give ground,--soon after 5000 men attacked
my right then determined to break thro'
the enemy's centre but ! had no sooner
quilted height, than 1000 cavalry and 5000
Infantry came to take my place. The battle
soon became general, both sides alternately
giving wsy-lhe enemy defending them ,elves S
from the tops and windows Of the houses OF
Puzol.--Field Marshall Coro, Goyernour Of
Valencia, and Almeya from Cadiz are woun-
ded and made prisoners.
Suchet gives very minute detail Of his
operations he says his loss was only l2o Kill
led, including 30 officers, and SO wounded,
including 40 officers, among the latter Is
Gen. Paris.-Thc loss of the enemy he says,
in killed wounded and prisoners is six thous-
and men-and, the result is, the Victory of
Saguntum puts in the power of the Emper-
our 1852 prisoners, Of whom $50 are officers
40 Coils. and 1t. Coils. 2 Field Msrshsls, "a
pieces OF Cannon, 8 caissons, s. cartouch
boxes. 1900 English muske,s, and pair al
colours.
Suchct, on The 27ih Oct. sent in to the
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PORT OF NEWPORT.

Enfered-sch. Amy, Cowing, Newport.
Ctsare'i-brig Olympus, Britten, ST Jago dc Gu.
ba; slooP Friendship, Durtee, Norfolk.
Brig Ocean, Pcirce, arrived at Norfolk, in days
from this port.
The ship Commodore Preb'e, was at Lisbon, 18Th
Nov. to sail in days for this port
Sioop Sally, Coggcshali, from Oporto. was al st.
ubes, Nov IL ioad,d d. io this port, bu, writing for
the captain, who was at Lisbon.
Ship Eliza, 1iilmghast, OF this port, from Bal,I-
more has arrived Mt Liverpool
ship Rolla Patch, of this port, vAs left at Alge.
ziras, Nov i6, to sail for thu Isle OF May the FIRST
wind
Brig Neptune. Dunwell. 4S hours from this port,
was spoken, on the i4lh inst 90 miles from Block.
lsland.
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At CaaiSa, CChiaa, MFR. JANEs McoNs, of the
ship Irdon, OF .New-fork, 10 Miss CHi ALrANcf
IIoAs, youngest daughter OF Al,ang, lioain. Nsn-
da,in of immense wealth, residing near the Eng.sh
tacisy.
DIED,
AT North.1sasstosrn. on tie 10th inst. Mrs Hvr-
DAN FowLER, led 65, consor, Of Benz jsmin Fowler,
Esq
Az Hssangtor City, ON the cath Oct last, Mrs f.
LiZApErH SANFORD, aged 81, widow of the late
Mr.. Samuel Sanford, OF this town
In h'Gonna Territory. Capt. WiLLrAM e. DAEN,
aged 81, formerly of this town. lie wes morall,
Wounded IN the late engagement peiwesn the IT, >
troops and the Indians, on the Wabash, and died a
short Time after.
AT Cons'anfinofe, in May last, two ScSlvoran
Slaves; they, with others, wee taken up susp'
cion OF breaking open the tomb Of the mother OF
Sultan selim, and rcbhing i, Of god clothes, and
precious stones 10 tie value &C 10000 pasaes YET
though put TO the torture, tie, refus, max, con
tcssion, and were impaed in the streets OF ,he Guy,
and remained alive, but in dreadful agony ior tNen-
tys,wo hours.
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The subscriber a,.hg been grca,ly bcref.tsd 1y
VC iSc of Dr.. HuEar'S yegetaVe ruimorick 'rt.r.
gent corccives duty Le owes tic yropri.fsY OF
tbc medicine ,1d The ly5ick 70 state ;.e folnesng-
fscts
FOR several years have tetn much afflicted ws.l,
tic Asthns and Cor weeks together have NOT EeSn o.
bic % lie down IN my bed sccing TIC abcre acdi-
rinc advertised for sale ~ Mr. TAppA.,'s TsOkc;orc
Determined 10 make .ria Of 1t, thrrsh r-hy.e az.
ways been much prcjcd;ccd Eg ansi Patent Mstcines
IN general, and confess had very little faith ~ this =
but 20 my grat turprsc and joy. soon ffter taxing
th, first do.c, found myself 80 much relieved as 70
sleep quietly IN bed and have ever since, when ina
the least troubled with the Asthma found i.nrncdi-
ate relief by It's use
40 no, he.itstc, with confidence, TO tcccmrr end
the VeR able Detergent 10 al in the epst af}lietcR
with TIC Asthma, and have doul, but they viii
receive great re'ief by the use Of ,'is nyalrabcs
medicine WA WALKER
Portsmouth, March II. 1911. ~
7 ISRAEE. FENNER, OF Proyidcnce, in
the State OF khode-i,anJ, do hereby certify, that
my wi.f. RUT. rESrER afflicted for q consid-
cTablc tnc IN the GUNNER CT 1911 With on extreme
cough, pai, in .r side end loss or appetite, wI,hI.
reduced her 10 such low and feeble state that shc
was scarcely able 10 walk across the room, and To
Ill appearance East i0ci,Bg u quick consunptiun
Immediately ol aired one cakc &c Rogers Veget-
sh)c rtlmon,ek Detergent and after taking this ao-
oording 10 tic directions. size was restored to her
usual state Of health, which we ati d. with tlc
blessing OF God, 10 the above yauss psdcinc.
IsRiEL rFNNEu.
prosidcoce, November II, 1911.
! ~. E.--Thc Medicine mentioned in the
bovc Cer.ics'es, may bc had OF JAMES
TAYLOR and, SAMUEL. w. yINSON,
Jewpor John CASEY, Esst.Green-
yich ----ROgER = COZLFNS, Wickfors..
THOMAS X. WELLS, Lit,Ic.Rrs, Hili.-.-
RICHARD ~. WI BEER, Tiycrton, aud
q raricus oiher p',cts
rGicc Two DoI'us rei Cake.
Ncwp0r., Ecsenoer s., 1917.
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THE avidity with which the biography
of eminent living characters is read, and ,hc
durability of the impressions thus created,
render IL the most sacred duty of the biog"a-
pher TO conhne himself 10 well and au,hcnti-
Gated facts, impartial reasoning, and fair de-
duc,ions. He has oniy to state their hubHck
acts, so Ear as they ale susceptible of proof,
and leave 1t 10 the judgmen, of his readers to
make their own commonts. lie is moi 10
g'ope in the polluted channels of popular re-
port, for doubtful proofs of Improbable asser-
ton, nor suffer fertile imagination TO fill
the chasms In authenticated history. But
this is no; modern biography. 1t has degen-
Grated either into callnny, 10 promote the
views OF the tisaiiecicG, or unmerited pane
gyriek, to advance the interest oil the fswnins
sycophant who writes it. Party spirit has
wresed the pencil from truth, and deepens
every shade, or hoiyhtcns every colour, ill
ness, or an angel of light.
] have been led to these remarks, by read
ing some /" Biographical Sketches of Amer-
Can Naval Characters" EnbAshed 10 England,
and, to the shame of our own coualrymen,
repus.sbcd here.
Disjointed as arc our present relations with
England, to traducc the characters and mis-
represent the actions of our veterans, may
promote her views. The unblushing hardi-
hood OF English, and the venaiily of Ameri-
Can journalists, are not less conducive to heI
interests than the boasted gsllantry Of her
warrlours. 10 SOW the seeds of discord a.
tnong our citizens, 10 destroy our confidence
In the integrity Of otr rulers, and the ability
OF our com manders, has long been the object
of the British government, and its venal par
tizans in America. Where these sketches
were written is uncertain, but the presump-
ton is, they are CisatIan,ick productions, and
that no one here could be found base enough
TO avow them.
In these Sketches, the gallan, RopGEns
has been noticed, as nigh, be expected. 10
protecting the honour OF his Hag, he has COM
miied an offence which Can be cxpia.ed only
by his destruction; and those have been found
In this country base enough, 10 seek 10 in,.
molaie bis character upon the altar of party
spirit. His origin is n,isrcpre sented, In. SER
vices uDdervalued, and his whole character
vili6ed. That he rose By ucrif 10 his present
rank, is truth, which he should feel proud
Of procaiming. For in this country merit
has no gonealogy, and promotion flows not
from Court favour, bu, from services render
ed to tie country in tine Of danger.
No one is acquainted with Com. RoDoEas,
who will not bear testimony to his correct
department. "a a gentlemen, and his country
has had anr'c proof of his spirit and ability
as an o.icer. Our infant establishment is in-
debted to him for much Of its responsibility
and in has extensive professional acquire
ments, and nigh sense Of honour, we hold
sure pledge Of its continuance, Few men
possess equal strength of mind, or are cndu-
ed with powers, 81 well calculated 20 confer
honour on his profession and his country
4 is not the ;3.sr'ion os,hc writer Of this ar
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Rqge,'5 Tsgeta5k Pnlmoailk
DETERGENT

FOR C0NSUJiPTO.N, .iy7KIL7TTCK AND
C.fT.aRRH.2L COMPLAINTS
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
~ moniaon of this medicine. has been in the least
degree exsggeratcd, witch many of the enlightened
ard candid of the Faculty, vith whom the proprie-
tor has had an interview, and communicated many
OF the principal Ingredients, politely acknowle
It's evident Superiority over the usual heating Elxrs
and Balsars. in diminishing artcrial action, ard by
degrees diminishing expec tora,on, by increasing in
sensible perspra,iosj is too evident TO be denied
this with every assertion OF the Proprietor upon tie
subject. are strictly in conformity TO truth ah,t
not certificate Of IT'S Efficacy lxs ever been fabrl-
Gated or obtained from dsreputable Sources but in
variably have been p, iiercd to the pubck. by gem
temcn of respectability, aud friends to the righs
Of man GEORGE ROGERS
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Cahtaia William c. Bain's csmhany.

CGffais William c. Bain's Csmhany.
Wounded-Capt. Balm, (s,aee dead) Dex-
ter Earl, (sinee dead) Sylvester Dean, John
Donnahue, Timothy Foster, John ID. Jones,
Daniel Rodman, John Mahannon, Francis
Nelson, Isaac Ruthbone, privates.
Caffoia Sneliing's Csmhany.
Kl!ed-Joseph Tibbe,,s, private.
WoH1ded-Shethiel Hathaway, - Good
enou, priyates.
Laic Caafai. Welch's Comttany.
hNed-Corporal James Mitchili, Corpo.
RAJ David l.. Thompson ; Levi Cary, private.
Wounded-Lieut. Gcoige Goodwin Ser
geant Montgomery Orr Corporal John
Rice I; Jonathan Crowell, (sinee dead) Dan
iel Gilman, (sinee dead) Stephen Pc,es,
William Pomroy, Lucies Salies, James Ste
verson, dangerously Samuel Tibbets, pri-
Yates.
CAPTAIN Bar,on's Comhuay.
Wouaded-D aniel Rcarnes, Stare dead j
Lewis Taylor, (since dead Lemuel l..
Welch (sinee dead), John Clark, Robert
Douglas, William Foster, Samuel Souther,
William Turner, piTates
Cahtain George w. Prescott's Comhany
Woundef-John S.nborn, (siaee dead.)
Cahtaiu Browns Comhany.
Wounded---John Yeomans (since dead
Bliss Lowell, (dangerous) Augustus Brad
ford, privates.
CAPTAIN Cookies C9mkany.
Wounded-Sergeant Henry Mum Ma
than Snow, <sinee dcad) Amos Rice, (siace
dead) Dennison Grumpy, Robert Thomson,
Charles Coger, (dangerous) William NJ.
Sandersou, Daniel Rogers, privates.
Lieutenant AlDright's Detachment Of he lst
end Tn Regim ms ofthe U. S. Infantry.
.KiHed-lsaac Batter, private.
Woundcd-Sergeant Atlicot Babbci, Ser.
geant Nathan Fairbank Samuel Potter. dan
gerous) Jeuis Madgum, Elisha Nsppc, pri-
yates.
Late Cahf. WhItney's Comihany, RJqemen.
Klied-Ira rroubridgc, private.
Wounded--Ensign Henry Burchsted Ser
geant Renben Newton Sergeant Aaron
Furbush Adam Walker, musician Eben-
eazer L. Andrew, William Brigham, (dan-
gcrous) Ephraim Hail. Israel Newhall, Ed
ward R.Tuck, Samuel Thing, priva,cs.
Killed, in the action Corporals and five
privates died since Of their wounds, Cap
tain and ii pri.ates. '
Wounded-now in hospital, 8 Subaltcrns,
Sergeants, Corporas, Musician, and ~
Privates. Total killed and wounded in the
action 76'
Vincenncs, Nov. 90 1911.
(Signed) j. l.. EASTMAN,
Adjutant, 4.h u. S Regiment Inf.
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John Johnson,
Xis recared /,om .sew- York,

Kis recared ./,om .tesv- York,
1000 wi. eycriIeni Codre IL lpls. ~.
pc,iae Flour; cosnac . andy Madeira Wine Ia-
maics Spirits AMI eask OF crerii-n, Gin, ssc. e.
I'll. of which he will retail at low price, s-'otc %.
THAmrs-srMErr, Opposite Wv CsooK's 6.
s.B. Accommodations for Ladies aud Gen
iler:n. ~ p-iys,e Bcord.fs Dc. ~.
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CERTlfIC.iT,ES.
+, JONATHAN KINGSLEY. Of IviSds

7, JONATHAN KINGSLEY. Of NViids
ham, in the county Of Wndham, and State Of Com
nccticut, do hereby certify that my wife, zILLAir
KrNosLEy, .tHicted IN the winter Of 1899 with
an extreme cough, loss Of appetite, &c. and though
under the carr Of an able Physician, and not cspe'5
cncing any particular benefit, was induced 10 makes
trial of Dr. Rogers Vegetable pulmonick Deer
gentand .f,ef using two or three cakes she expert
cnc,d It's beneficial effects and in the curse Of "
few months recovered her usual state Of hcalsli.s
which she had previously been 80 much alarmed
about aud We think IL is entirely owing TO the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable PulmaJI
nick Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Wndlam, July -, 1871. mt8fl IS
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ven, State of Connecticut, do hereby Of my owns
free will and accord. cert iiy, mat about the begin
mug sf the year 1911, @as seiz, with mort tio-s
lent pain in ~, nigh, sidc which produced cotgI
this pain and cough increased until April, wien u
found myself so weak especially in my lungs and
in my knees, that Was scarcely able walk abroads
concluding therefore | was fast approaching TO thtA
grave by consumption. Lvos great, alarmed, - /.
ais, was my f.miy bu, on hearing OF DR. Rogers =
Vegetable Pulmonick' Detergent, E.r Consumptiv,A
Asthmatick and Catarrhal con. plants. in mvdiater
mad apple tion 20 the apolecasy, and obtai hx, 1
orc cake. which took according 20 the dirceHosl
@i,ich ah,n h'd taken I'll of it, ! found rnyscl re
pee ied pf man IN the 5lsi year OF his are whHxs
ne Il cine truy aud crnscieniousy believe ~ ~
soeiy l. ,fc tlcssitg Of Cod the Of The ia
toratof y. ~, hea;l,. psiilIP SALISBURY
Ct, oi NeW-uaysn, seg',tpber ~, 1911.
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From LISBON.

Accounts from Lisbon, arc 10 the middle
Of Nov.-1he grand armies had been ioac-
tive for some weeks, excepting that Gen
Hill had, about the las, of Oct. completely
surplized and captured about 1000 Of tho
French troops, including . generals, cot
oncls, and about 40 other officers. Gen. Gil
raud. the French commander, effected has
escape with abou, 500 cavalry.
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NEN PORT ::
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25. 1911.
FEMALE BENNvoLKNr SOCIETY.

Agreeably TO the arucles of association, the
Annual Meeting of The Female Benevolent
Society will be held at the Rev.Dr PATTEN's,
on Monday, January 6, at o'clock, =. al.
when punctual attendance of the Subscrib-
ers Is requested.
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leo resms various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper Of We. Desks;
~ supcliour quality; Wriiords Writing Co.
An assortment Of Bank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Lcdgcrs, Day single;
Books, Receipt Books, Almansoks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
SO reams Wrapping Pa singing.l,ooks, ofysiious
per, various kinds; kinds also q few CO.
Bibles, Testancris, Die pics of tho Boston Mu-
tionaries, Biographies, ssica Miscellany
Spelling-Boocs, &c &c. Shaving SOAP, by ia, doz-
wholesale and retail, On or single cake, vory
20,0c0 English, Dutch, excellent,
and Russian 2uills, OF A vcr, handsome assor'-
avery supeiiour quail plcnt &C bamboo aud o.
uy; tier Canes. from Cd to
BacL-Gsmmon Tables. y, each
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silvt r
Cards, States, leao mounted WHIPS, aud
and slate Pencils, Wa. trav. lIGg Trunk,
fcrs, Inkstands, Scales A rcpula supply of bes,
lad Divders, Pocket SIP sh scears.
The above articles arc pent .lr ,ilc vetv
best kind, and viii be sold very low Orders frr,
the country viii meet particular a,,,nior, ard any
articles not or hand, will b. immedistey obisined
from Boston or New-fork
- Constant attendance given fom sunrise ,ill Q
O'Clock, p. and every favour gratefully scknov l.
edged.
stationary, lottery e Errhapsr OGce,l
@o lib, 1nsmes.Ssreei, Dee 20
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On Monday last, the u. s. figa,e Esser,
Capt PORTER, arrived in this harboor, from
the Capes OF Delaware.
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Ne7v Stationary and Scbool
Books.
]. G.. SHAW,

is now opening general assortment OF
i STATIONARY s. SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
be obtained i'm Ncwport-yiz-
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Owing to the severity OF the weather, yes
terday, no mails were received nj the post
Office an this town.
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Wbite SG.ias and Grapes.

lust rcc'd. by L. y. RICHMOND,
d a. few pieces elegant white satins, Grapes, ard
Ribbons and few hong white kid Gloves, all 81 a
superiour qaali,y. :,
diso--a general assortment of Seasonabe
Goods; ard one bale India Cottons, a little dansg-
ed. which will be sold ch sp. Dec. III.
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tee 10 write hls lie, or bcs.ow ramcritcd
praise. Fer pubick mans life canno, be
wsiuen, ill il is finished and the rrbick
mus, determine from his services what de-
gree CT credit is TO be attached 10 him.
T.
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THE CoPa?,nership OF ANTHONY & HIsCoxs
i Ia this day dissolved, BY mutual corsent.---
Those persons who are indebted 10 said firm. are
earnestly requested To make Immediate aymcni 10
Henry ASfuoSy, who is authorized to settle the
same. H. .iATHO.LT. .
Newport, Dec. cc, 1911 J. s. -MSCOK !,
- The business is future Will be carried
on by HENRY ANTHONY, at the old stand,
.Ao. 20, .farke.-S9uare--r hs has for SHE.
Rum, Gin, Brandy Cherry, Teas, Sugar, { Office
Molasses, Rice, ac &c Also, Rye and Indian Mealj
and quantity ot Goldfish Dec. .25.,
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PAUL M, MUMr OND,
cFFTRs FoR SALE, y

A Tract o. Land, lying in the town of
4 n sou,hKinsstnwn, consisting OF $50 acres,
mostly covered with Wood OF an exc client quality
and growth.
Said Land will be sold 1t Auction. on the
20ih day of April next. If not previously disposed Of
al Private sale, and will be divided into Lots from
ten to fifty acres, my best suit the purchasers.
Newport, Dee 2 1871
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TO Be SOLD,
By THOMAS PECkHAM.

.ff MS Gardea in .sessrorf,
EnUtT RfES--such as the Gard
Il ner Pear Trees. st. German Pear, Ron Gre
icn Pear, bergamot Pear Sugar Pear. French Pear;
Uately impor,ed) white heart Cherry Trees, Apris
co, Trees, Rhode-lsland Grcrning Apple Trtrs,
lailnan sve,tings, York Pippms, aud ealy Row
Apple Trees. and Plumb Trees, and The finest large
GoOsehsry Trees, three sorts. Dec l6
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THURSDAY, January 3, 1911.
bryan Harnpson. & co.

bryan Harnpson. & co.
Have Just rscsived and eBtrjo safe,
10 hhds. and 50 barrels first quality sugar
SO do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
70 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Tyson TEAS, Of this years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
Also, the best selected Flour tcr Go.
October 81
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Fifty Dollars Reva7d.
November 10.

~ AN AWAY, from the subsc .iber's plan
~ tation in Fairfax county, on SUNDAY
night last, negro man named FRANK. 5
feet 10 inches high, stout made. "bout II
wears of age, black complexion, when spoken
10 has a down look, and in speaking has
something of stsmmer. At the sane time
went OF negro Girl, named MATILDA !;
she is O! very light complexion, about l6
wears Of age, her cloathing is various, some
Of calcoe Others of country cioih--the man
c)oathinc is such a. plantation negroes gene
rally have OF country cloth. about months
ag., a mu.atto man went off from the same
place, called BILL-he is about feet 9
inches high, about thirty fse years of age
slender made, very fond of strong liquor,
his cloathing mu:h the same as The above
be may have procured some addition
to MS common since his clcpcmcht- l viii
give for apprehcndicg each OF the fellows
Y'peatv DoUars. and for the girl 1Ta Dollars.
srhe mulatto man was long hankerlng about
.this town and may We still lurking in or about
Yif. The girl has mother somewhere IN the
L,ser end of Fairfax county, near the RIVER
where she may esdcaycr to sccrete herself.
James Keith
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pIyRI 10 GALE

On the sS1fh. day u Fc6rn4rs ae.~ss- i1&i ~
sold 70 The highcst Bidder,
T>HE House e LOT in the town Of
L Occoqnan, Prince William co,nly,Vir-
GINA, late the property Of 'lENSIAAWILLnrrs
deceased and now occupied by Mr.. RoIzar,
WsLcH The House is OF Brick. and is
commodious, and the other improvements
good. The sale will take place at twelve
O'Clock on the premises, and vii! be on cree
dit Of six and twelve months; the purchaser
to give bond with substantial security.
The property is valuable, bu, ii is prcsnr1-
ed those WHO wish to purchase will jadgc
from view.
RIcHARDWILLETT, Heir at LG4y
% Benniah Hilct, deceased, by lis
attorney IN .tact,
GEORGE WILLETT.
Loudsus County, Virginia, ,.,f
December -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-03
PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY, the 18th Of January next, at
three O'Clock, in the afternoon, vii! be sold
to the highest bidder,
A Frame House & Lot 'front.'
ing on Alfred street % feet to the east, and
fronting the SAME number OF :cet OF ali alley
10 feet 10 inches wide, with az excellent
pump OF water at the doos--to satisfy debt
due by George G. Sisson to Joseph II. Man
deyilic.
Terms Of sale-One half cash, and tic other
half on credit Of sixty days. Security on
the property will be taxed Till the las: pay
ment is made.
VIM. M'M'ecl:en,
December %. DIV