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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-26
REMOVAL.
Nehemiah Cram,

INFORMS has friends and cuitonersi th@l hs
n LA. removed from Exchange itreet TO Mid.
die ffreet and taken fore No 2, Titcombs
Buildings, where he offers for fals, general
afEoument Of
WEI India Goods, sc.
Cogniac Brandy Mould and diPt Can
Naples do dies
Holland Gin (reaD Wiudfor Soap
American do Tobacco OF various
Old Jamaica Shirt kinds
St Croix do Olive Oil (; Indigo
Madeira, ! Knives and Forks
Samos, Lynn Earthen Ware,
Sherry, WINES siorted
Malaga & Cotton * Wool Cards
Port Plsyiog Cards
SAT- Tea, Sugar Floor Mats
Chocolate Window Glais
Shells Coffee Nails Brooms
Pepper Puaento Floor, hearth . Shoe
Csihs; Nutmegs Bfuihes
Muaard Hollow Ware, eG,rfsJ
Spanilh & American N o. Cotton
Cipars Pollock Fifth
Bloom and SuItana Connecticut Cheefe
RAhns
Ryrn's celebrated Liquid Backing, II. Se.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-26

The House OF Representatives Moa.
day forenoon accepted the report Of
the Electoral Committee, recommend
ing that the people should choose the
Electors BY General Ticket-the yeas
were 354, nays majority 1879.
The House afterwards, pro forma,
considered the question of concurrence
with the Senate, in substituting Con
gressional Districts for General Ticket.
< non concurred-yeas l79, NAYS $50
The decisions Of the House were
then sent 10 the oenate-and q Commit.
tee Of Conference Is expected
The lnsolvent Bill was negatived,
224 10 Eds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
Sriginal Poetry.
ON DECEITFULNEsS


TO trace the willy mazes ofdeceit,
Pursue, and drag TO light the coward cheat,
Strip offlhe tinsel guise, that falsely glares,
And show what shapes the protean monster
Our muse in rude and tuneles rhyme ESSAYS,
And sues for pardon more than hopes t3i
praise.
Turn where we will, to elevate or low,
Still life presents us a deCeiptful show
Few value virtue for her real charms,
But for the profit, as The rich their farms
And mans chief end is moi 20 be, bur seem,
What most may win The way ward worlds
esteem.
Now turn we 10 some lovely cheate, the fair,
Whose tongues, like charming echos, ring
in air
Like echoes too untir' for e'er repeat,
Yet be 1t sense, or nonsense, always sweet ;
The subtle serpent first instructed Eve,
And she her docile daughters to deceive.
How shall unprac cited youth escape their
wiIes
Their hidden bushes and bewitching smiles
But now melhinks III stop,
And pen no more down.
Lest should touch the quick,
Ofsome fair maid in town !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
[Uh0lr No. 7Is.

wherein he says that I am man II goo
moral character, &C. which letter he copi-
ed and left with M-nassah Smith. Esq. oo-
serving at the same time that he wished
him (" 70 keep the copy lest Mr. Bowman
should say hereafter that had written any
thing against him. And Inow call God to
witness that never wrote any other letter
than this " Shortly after got possession
of his letter to Mr.. AdsRs.--There is one
instance or hypocrscy. He likewise drclar-
ed that he never did any thing directly or
indirectly 10 obtain The Post Office from ne.
Mr.. Tallman writes 10 gentleman IN this
town that in conversation with MIR. Gram
ger respecting my removal, MIR. Granger
observed that Mr.. Cook solicited the office
in case was removed Mr.. Cook observed
to another gentleman In this town that he
had ryEnpisinedt 70 Mr. Granger againsi me.
AS his solicitation and complaints were ser-
bal, presume that Mr.. Granger could not
find them Oh fiie - This is another proof OF
hyp0cracY. Mr. Granger on the 9th OF JuAe
last, wrote 10 mt, requesting me TO execute
a new bond for S 1900 which be sent enclo.
sed stating as reason, that in cDnse-
qusnce Of IN increase Of revenue, II had be-
come necessary to issue General Order To
Pos.masters ~ renew heir bonds This
was the only neglect ON my part or disobe-
dience OF oIdeIs. / was in Boston, until
the 9th Of June, and did not attend 10 the
bond, IS / considered immaterisl whether ir
was executed 10 day or month hence. On
the 27ih OF July, ii was determined that
should be removed to accommodate Mr.
Cook. III Mr.. Crsnger's letter to me he
says" beg you, sir, to be assured that
my confidence in yoHr integrity, fidelity and
industry, continues undiminished-' After
my al, the revenue had decreased so
much, Chat 1t became unnecessary 10 take
binds ct Mr.. Cook, for more than . 500
and were actually taken for that sum---Mr-
Bradley, the assistant P. VI. 6. in answer 10
my letter requesting to know why Twas re-
moved, after declining givinghis reasons for
removing me. he says-"you must be sensl-
bic from your own feelings that il is painful
for any one to remove his colabourer--and
it appeared to be particularly so TO the Post
master General, in the present case" Ishall
only observe that, when Cook wrote 10 Mr.
Adams, that It was believed that was re-
moved for being public defaulter, il was
not known in this place that ! was removed
until two or three weeks after tie letter was
written to MIR. Adams and in consequence
OF his having written il l have commenced
an Action against him for hBel contained
in that leiter-If had been 20 grossly neg
ligent and dIs0bedient, As M Granger
writes 10 Cook, why did he x2ress himself
in the manner he did 10 me IN his letter 1t
the 9th 81 June aaI why VS. i painful ~
remove me, ~ Me Bradley says. n was
public defaulter MIR. Granger ought 70
have good memgry, a. II u 0ften Us tul %
Certain people. WM. BOW NAN.
WiscIsset, .faz II. 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

Wafcb and Mathematical LnRrument-
Maker,
8 t the hgn Of the QUADRANT, No s.,
Jsaes' RszV, Exsbasgs JSrssf, continues TO
execute the
Wafeb- Mixing BatfasG,
in promp; & faithful manner. He acknowl
edges with gratitude the liberal patronage
hitherto afforded him in this branch of his
profeiIion asd afIures the public Of his inten-
ton - lerve them with his ufuai fidelity.
He has for fxle Seamens BraGs aud Wood
ComPaiie Surveyors CompaGes and Chains
IAN aflortment of concave q CONVEX Spect-
aces. &C &c. of hyperion qualify
@ Mathematical igjfrHmenff re-
paired at the Jb0rtsf notice.
Portland, Dee o. Nf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
Ebs sponitor....No. XIV.

Z am fltre from the blood Of all men,
Such was the declaration of blessed
Paul when he took his leave of the Ell
ders Of the Ephesian church. The
character of this celebrated Apostle,
though not perfect, is worthy of imita-
ton; and in the particular mentioned
above, deserves some inquiry. To be
squire from the blood of all men," in
Guides two things, viz. good doctrine
and good practice. If We preach ever
so well and do not at the same time
preserve exemplary conduct we shall
in DO wise be squire from The blood of
all men" On the other hand, If we
corrupt the world with doctrines not
according to goodness, We shall I'M
doubtedly be culpable, le: our lives be
ever SO moral. There are many ways
in which we may corrupt others, and
thus become accessory to their sins.
One practice ofthis kind which would
particularly notice at this time is that
Of store keepers and retailers keeping
their shops open to late hour of the
evening, for the purpose of selling
drains. Ifidlers can find such place,
ofresort they will seldom think of going
home to their families in proper season.
Idleness is always the fruitful parent Of
MANY sins. Men seldom spend an
evening round the fire in retailers
shop without drinking several drains.
A mug of flip or gin-twist is deemed
necessary 10 keep up their spirits, and
each man then wants cigar to settle
his grog. The next, and almost in
separable consequence OF this practice
is gambling in order to pay the reckon
ing. To this succeeds profane swear
ing, quarreling, and long train Of evils
which break the bonds Of civil society,
disturb the peace of private families,
and will in the end destroy the soul.
Let retailers, keepers Of grog shops,
and tavern keepers, think for moment
whether they can countenance such
practices and be guiltless (; or whether
the blood OF many may not be required
at their hands. The common excuse
made by retailers is, that one cannot re-
form the world, and that was one only
to refuse keeping open his shop in the
evening, the idlers would find another
resort where their sin would be equally
great, and he must sit down by the loss
Of SO much custom. This excuse,
however, is futile. 1t will not stanc
even the test of reason-how mucliles:
then The Judgment Of him who judg'
eth righteously, and will hereafter re-
compence every man according 70 Ii:
deeds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

The person mentioned ia The toE.oVyirE article
has arrived at Nev York ~ tie skp Orient
and ALREADY the Master of the Sill A4s u ~
him bstore a ;uaic.n. r.banal ~, rs gross
conduct SIC. ya!rm GaSene.
BRIGHTON, (ENGLAND) NOV
The annals OF fanaticism can scarcely fur
nish any thing more ridiculous and extraya-
giant, than lhe following circumstances
which has latsiy occurred in this fOwn.---
A person of the name Of Gsorge Savage
White has, for the last few years, thought
proper 10 assume the character OF a gloomy
bigot, scattering frebrands. arrows, and
death, among the Christians of all dsnomi-
nations, except distinguished few, WHO
had spiritual light TO discern the divinity al
his mission, and his claims to the Apostolic
Office in mtderm terms. Over the minds
of these poor deiuded creatures, he, il 3
short time, acquired the most absolute do
minion and as proof ofthis he has just CIV
en-. III having persuaded some Of the primer
pal Ofthem to emigrate with him 70 Amer
lea. Two respectable inhabitants OF this
town, Tie FIST beng in = most excel ~ line
of business, and the other possessing cOnsld-
cradle property, have been induc' i0 quit
their homes Tor the purpose Of following
this adventureT, whom they considered "
the Jnly II escher OF The true Gospel ~ ! &
wo,id.-A weak brutber has sis I, and, lie
same influence, been led 10 JOIN this holy
squadron, and they are now on lie eve AZ
departing for their tr4nsatlAntIc destination
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
ShxSOAABLE GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

EEGHANGE STREET,
7 as for iale gene al allotment Of
Sc0Sonu6Ie C0ods-piz.
great varie.y Of beit weil Ct England and
common Broad Closhs
Bacx b.ue, brown, mix'd, drab and bottle
Caihmeres
Grown, soele, drab maroon and Due pece
Clo'hs
Discontinue Herfeys, Imperial Cords.
PefIce flanrsis- white, yellow, red, crimfon Il
black faaneIs, Swanikins
Duff i, Datii hankets, serges, Plains.
Coaing-s oc.neas black aad fate worried
Hoe; In-ns back. white and mix do.
Rarinetts, Shailcous, DuranIs-
Nlboass Velvets
Back, Aaie, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks Buekram, Briliih SkirtiDg.
Patent Iieam loom ditto.
Cotton Umbrellas, blue Stockinett.
Brown Linens, brown Cottons.
London printed Csmbriolss, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long Lawn.
Linen pocket handkerehiefs.
Florence aud China Luftrings conGaing of
black, brown, fate, white, pink, light
blue. and Buff
4AiAg lihAI IA aW duA Dld(A CIhtCh
Grapes.
Black italiao ditto.
Silk Fiorennne yenings, white Merfeilles do.
Black and fancy elk Hanlkerchiefs:
Bef company Bandsnna do.
Fancy Mullins, fine and common book do.
Black lace Yelling, silk Hole.
Mems and women's black and white fix
Gloves.
Ditto Cotton do. Habit Gloves
Mems best buck Doe and beaver do.
Black and while Iaces, black SincLaws
Black Grape, Cambri,k Handkerchief.
India Cottons. conll:ing of Beerboon Currahs,
CsiapalIa BafIzs, Mamodies and Now
sanRas.
Linen Threads, from No q TO 90
American Bed Ticking, RuiIia Diapers
Huckabucks, Webb's patent iufpenders
Six and netting do best gilt coat Buttons
Six basket do ooiored Threads
Dimoties, EngIifh Diaper, India Calcoes
Ditto Checks, Factory Sheeiing. ohirtiLg
Checks, Stripes, aud large shortment of cot
ton warp Yarn, To-. TIC.
IS Notwithstanding the uncommon fear
CITY aud high price of GOODS, this Fail, the
above being lelected early in the sezlon, will
be fold as low az ufual. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
For SIZE

THREE hundred acres Of excellent Land
in the town of Oiisield-one LOT Of
which is Fl uated on Crooked River and has
one winters Logging on t--anorher LOT 10 & u
ated on Long Pond and the third, on the
iouthwelt fide of the main road leading 60
HSrriiun- The above lots of Land are well
wooded, and aocords with the generality OF
land 10 laid town, for fertility of .oI, &c.
They will be Gold togefher or feperasely, as
will bet accommodate purchsers- Payments
to lie IN Csih or approved notes Apply 10
Capt. EBEEEZER WILLIAMS.
Falmouth, Jan Is. l4w.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

Ioferh Baker x John Bartels,
ID EsPECTFULI.Y inform their friends and
IN euflcmers that they have entered into
partrerfhis under he firm OF
BAKER & BARTELS,
and commenced tulnefs at the Gore occupied
by faid Baker, oppoGte the head of Tnera
hams Wharf fore llIees, where they offer
for tale The following articls--vis.
20 hhds good 1asoured Windward liland
Rum
10 do. N. Rum
Old Jamaica Spirits, and St. Croix Rum
3 pipes American Gin
IS hhds. MoIaiies
Hhds. aud bbls. Weft India Sugar
Loaf, Lump aad Havana sAile 90
rs chefs Hyfon, Young HyIcn, Hyfon Ska,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS
5000 VT. Coffee
$500 W.T. Rhode Hand Cheefe
Is boxes mould and dip'd Candles
az bales Georgia Upland, North Carolina,
and Wen India Cotton
so bbls Meis and No Beef-5oo w Bacon
Bbs clear and bone midling Pork
8 tons Log Wood
80 hhds coarfe Salt-hhds Liverpool do
50 buiheIs Table do
1000 VT Englifh differed, Svede and Ameri-
can Steel
20 boxes ID, Cd, lod, I'd and cod ssccar-
Kappa CUT, lod EngIilh and American
wrought Nails
500 W.T. Sole Leather
8 cafks Rice--i2 kegs Ginger
Bags pimento and Pepper
Liibon, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Sweet Oil-Sperm do
CafIis, Cloves and Nutmegs
2 tons Hollow Ware
Kegs Gig and twilf Tobacco
80 quintal Pollock Fiji
80 do Table do
600 boxes Herring
60 bbls picked do-and fnndry other articles
The above articles are of the fra qualit
and will be fold on Reasonable terms
Portland. Jan 6 (u)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27


The Printers Of Quebec affect 70
laugh al our preparations to scale their
proud walls, ind reduce the CAnadas %
subsection. Ihey probably link, be-
cause Montgomery f4iild Id the at
tempt, that they are also safe from the
proves Of Jeffersonian and Madisoni-
an heroes. One Of .l=m says contemr-
tuouslY.
: Our neighbors, al Washington, sPpesr
10 think that they can frighten IT, with big
words but il j. he report Ut pis. n. pom
ted At THAR own u aIs. which, ito sll X
may MOI prove mortal, the woand il isfcls
may not be 5000 on easily hesled.'
Such is their language wiliI- their daa-
ger is at distance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
WILLIAM HYDE & co.
II NEW STABLE.
TIMOTHY BOSTON,

TIMOTHY BOSTON,
- EsPscrFuIIy informs bis f.iends and the
~ Iusiic, he has taken fable few rods
below the Hay Marker, in Middle ftreet, di
reetly back OF Mr. VIM Gorham's fore, for
the purPole Of boarding town and country
hories. He will provide himieIf with the he'll
of hay, and give coniant attention TO the calls
of his cultomers
lie afo folicits fhare of the public pat
ronage (6w) Po,fjGSa, Jan 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

Mr.. SHTRLEY.

ME. SHTRLEY,
IN the last Argus, one Orchard Coos has
published several Ext acis OF letters from
Mr. Granger. prepared with some malicious
observations Of hrs own--t presume that
they were intended to be held over me in
fevorInI on may be allowed Mr.. Cooks
owa lalin) That accused him Of. base
hypocritlcsl conduct, will not dcny-+thst
the charges are undeseryed, will reqairebet-
ter authority as proof, than his own ipse DIX
ef.--I shall now state facts which Can
prove when necesa-Fy-- And to show Mr..
Cooks hpocracy, I Will men ION letter Of
his, Which lie wTo.e TO Mr.. Counsellor I'd
ans, sume tame last fail ; wherein he -. i,
that | was removed from the POsi-OHlre -
this town for bad couduct, and generally be
lleycd for being puonc defsulter. He at
forwards wtolr another letter - or Gerry,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
GEORGE CLARK.

INFORMS The public thar he continues TO
a carry on the
Cabinet Making BnfneG,
at his ihop, head of Exchange street, nearly
cppoiile MIR. Roberr boyls fore where ne
Ia confansiy fcr iaie variety Of FURNI-
IURE, made ~ good ma erals and in a faith
fui aud fashionable manner, on Reasonable
terms.
HC.aNTFD TO PURCHASE,
4 qa4n,Iry of ieaione1 Birch JOICE and
b aDs--to pay ia Furniture or Cath if
oil red loon O96fr IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

Congress in three months have pas
sed four Iaws-one for sending official
documents free u postage--onS Tor the
appottionme nt Of kePresentatisrs--on-
tor raising 6 companies OF Ranges .r
Spies-and, lastly one Tor r1is lg
Standing -Arnly of $4,000 mtE--ior
what purpose !-I'o make the farmers
pa, laxrs,ubile commerce issnAlA LATED
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

DOet. Res Neqo Cyelopedia.
c PATTEN, Jones Row, No 10, Exchange
y Street has jua received from Pbiladel-
phla, the N & I'd Parts oilhe I6 vol. Of doct
Reefs New Cyclopedia. Difant Subscribers
are requeited 10 call for their numbers One
Setr OF this valuable work for faIe at the orr
ginal price of Is/ No. although the prefent
iubfcription is gar No.
Dec so (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
SNUFF q TOBACCO.

g lMON ELLIOT & co of Boston would
- inform the inhabitants of the District O.
Maine that they have left Al the Bookstore Of
4. LYMAN & co Exsbangs FRET. P0,tlsnS,
conhenment of their Snuff and Tobacco Of
The different descriptions, 70 be fold by whole
tale or retail on the best Of terms Thele ar
ticies OF their mandatory have not hereto
fore been eIteniiyely known or ufed in ,lri.
part of The country--at the westward thew
are generally acknowledged TO be peculiarly
pieaiant, and preferable to any other
Merchants in the country are hereby in
formed that they can be furnifhed at the
above Bookstore on as good terms as in Bof.
ton. Plsass 10 call and ,se Dec 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

~
I NFORAfs his friends and the public lha'
he has removed from Fore Etrser % Name
RSees (oppoile Co Burnham's tavern, and
next door bs'cw he Stage Office Portland
where he offers for iale generai 4fIor imeut u
W. | Gooa5 y Gr0csri.S
among which are he following articles -
Bsf 81, Croir Rum Craaberries
Coguiae BraGdy Quin1ies
Holland End Ameri- Winter Pares
can Gin Cider
Ccrsla- MuHa-d
liytgn, hyion skin Flour; Indian and
& 5oucaong Teas Rye Meal
Loaf and Lump SUI Pork
gars Ben pollock and cod
Brown Sugars Filh
chocolate Crockery Ware
Coffee Pipes Cigars
Ben pfeservd Citrons Tobacco rins
Eutmegs Needles
Gloves Allfpice Back Sewing silk
Pepper Ginger Tape. &c. &c.
-dlg--& general sGor,mens OF Cotton Fac
tory Yara, and Threads VI various colours,
IS Hads beit coarie SALT,
A quantity Of CHEESE, I'm quality.
MADEIRA, Sherry, Lib5n II Malaga WINES.
Olive Oh; Vinegar Oranges
Shoe Bruihes Cherry Rum Potatoes
Aimanacks Su'pher Nails Hammers
Peppermiuts Candy
AT the above articles are warranted to be
Of the fit qnaity, and will be fold as low as
can be purchaIed elfswhefe.
Liesis-A PEW on the lower floor an
the Rev Edward payfon's Meeting houte.
JIa (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

A Lyman & co. Book Sellers, PoHr-
LAND would snto,m the ,.u5lic that
they have AIKEN into pArne.ihlp Mr.. WILL
lam RyDe, ~ho has i4kea itand at BATH.
on krnnelec river, two doors iouh Of the
PoA Office, where he - JUN opening, under
he name and firm az
WILLIAM HYDE & co.
a genera aAor.meai Of
BOOhS - SIAIIONART
they respectfully lolicis the patronage of the
pubic--who a'e hereby informed that they
may be accommodated with the various arti
eles in their hue on as good terms as can be
had eiiewhere Merchants aod others in
town and country are invited 10 call
Taasa.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
REMOVAL.
John PRICHARD.


A CQUAINrS bis friends and the ;ublic
generally, that be has removed from bis
former hsnd At he Hay market, and has
opened a FEATHER STORE, in Fare fret,
at the head OF IngIaham'. Wharf, where be
keeps confiantly for faie, Live Geele, RufIia,
Calls and common FEATHERS, which he
ofiers as low can be purcha.ed in the tate.
dlO, Mattra1es for feamen.
PsIcHARD alto informs the public that
he has taken the Brick F.ouie in Fore street,
oppoiTe riteom5's WHAT, formerly occupied
a. Futile HoEte, where FIVE or fix ileady
Boarders can be accommodated, and Private
Parties entertained.
tie has alto opened underneath fad houle, a
Prcvifi5H q Gy9cery Stare,
wih which tsmies and Others may be fur
AFFIXED ON moaerdie terms.
P.,sisad. Nsv. % III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

The above Goods are all ofthe FRI quality,
znd will be fold on Reasonable terms.
NJ B. Merchants and Ship Matters may
be lupplied With Cabin or nip Stores on rea-
fonabie terms.-Allo, Families may be fuPpii-
ed As low AZ eau be purchafed in town, and
feitle their bills quarterly Conffant atten-
dance, and every favor gra efuliy acknowl-
edged JONATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27

Tor fate by the fubfcriber, Al his tore N
Fo,s,f,sss, nearly cppohge the head q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-01-27
REMOYAL.
SOLOMON BOYCE,

INFORMS bis friends and the public that
he has Removed from his former ffand
(acrols the ltreet) TO the brick fore, one door
below the iign of the Bible, Iuiurance Build.
ings, Exchange ftreet, where he intends keep
ing conAantIy for fale general alorsment of
American
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-14
Hugh Cox,
lzOenty Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
"a, Monday the second day ct March, IN
Charles County, State of Maryland, brig h.
ulatto Man by the name of PHIL, COM
monty called PHIL WHEELER, about five
feet eight or nine inches high, stout and ac-
tive, shout thirty years of age, has remark
ably grey eyes. He is good htder, and
coarse shoemaker had on homespu7
yarn and cotton round jacket and pantaioonS'
there is no doubt he will change his clothes;
it is therefore thought unnecessary to de-
scribe them more particularly. Phll is an
arJTuI fellow, has two wives IN the county,
one at Mr.. VIM Courts, PaccawaSoh, the
other at Mr. Walter Jeamsons, near Port
Tobacco Ten Dollars will be given, il
! taken in the County and if out of the
State and secured in any Jail Sc that | get
him again, the above Reward, and all rea@
sonable charges paid. jfbrought home,
Thomas b. Iubman.
N B. All masters Of vessels, or other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harhor.
ing OF employing the above described Ne
gro man at their peril or under the sevsrest
penalties oe the law. TB.T,
March 20 4w