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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

from thence. The provifcns for the
armed people in Mofcow, were all
in boats ready to depart at the 6rh
fignal, as the enemy will find no pro
vifions there, he will, in a very Mort
time, be forced to depart from thence
and engage an army which has been
for Tome days pait drawn up in order
Of battle. The Courier who brought
this intelligence met the Prince Of
Statanof's corps on the I7rh, about
thirty werfts from Mofcow, it would
consequently already on the 18th
have joined another large army Sew
eral other corps of troops either have
joined or are on the way to Join
Prince Kutufof, who initead of ex,
Poiing his army in the defence of a
CITY, which is uniformed, and is forty
five werits in circumference preferred
taking an adva tageous petition, in
which he Is daily strengthening him
telt Ills army equal in itrcngth
TO the enemy with regard TO numbers
but much hyperion to HIM, conGdcr-
ing the courage where with it is ami.
mated. The armed population OF
Mofcow, 10000 men ftrong, march
ed out ofthat CITY with Count Raftop.
chin We may expect matters OF
the greateit confequence, as Macdon-
aid was called in the greaie9 hate
to the grand army Wi tgenitcin &
Efion'S corps which would be repla-
ced at Riga, by other corps, will de-
part to act by the way of Witepsk a
gainf omolr nfko and from another
fide, iormaf,tf and t'echitschacufi
have order to act againft the same
point, Whit 10000 men under Gen
Sacken, & "a, 900 men of the referve
with the garrison Of Bebruiik form
another army, defined 70 act againlt
Mofcow, BY the way of Smoleniko
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
CANCERS.

y ESPECTFUL notice is hereby given to the
~ Public, that The Su fcriber. refden, ia
PoRTLAED, Me having recently obtained al
appointment from DIR. IostPa ANDRUs. OF
Portlmouth N. for uiiRg The ski he pof--
feGe. 10 curing the Ma 4dy cz4ed CANCER
BY he fuccelsful application n bis c. ebrzted
CAScrR PLASTER; he i ready 70 execute,
with fidelity AID All practicable facity. the
Charge comm. red O. hiB. nd a belief ID
entertained, that The C9ree,oEr Pf,ysa Rho reads
thele lines, a. one If -cted by f'rmfdabIe
Ddeale, will fee ANXIOUS IF psrricipa ing in
The advantages dervable from Rez7esy noted
for a. fanslive w ne, p4r.icu ary 60 the
Sou Inward and Weltward. where ITS excellence
has been confirmed by long ferIes q ex .eri-
ment., ard eltabh.hed on rbe firm bziis Of Fub-
Irs c.. sesss.
People living az difanee, will be furuifhed
WI, h the above Remedy, wi'b iuitaa Dec
t;ons for ns application
JOSHUA LIE VfTT, PRAcr'R PRysIc.
Po,tlans. Des ?. IS tfJ
..-For Genera Remark on Sb5r - oF
csuar, Certificates Of Cures &c Zee Hard RA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
FOUND,
FOUND,
u ETWEEN Long Wharf and u ion "
Ill II IL II A AYrNAlTAu -

DETWEEN Long Wharf and u ion Wharf
ID on Tueiday Isit, an ANCHOR-the own
deGred 20 prove property, pay charges
and take it away. Apply TO
RACKLEFF e COOK.
Ps,flszS, Dec IS
EHB Member, of the Foreign Mifiooay
Society of Portland aud he Viciui J are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for
he choice Of oficers, will be holden at the
s4puft Meeting houfs 10 Portland, on Tuef
day mex /. a; ? o'clock P. M.
Dec. ss. w. STORERr jr. Sny.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

,r.rdered. that the Vice PRECEDENT e
La brouoht to the ballot box lat the
i..e election of Representatives to
COngrefs) the name of candidate in
different Diltri4 Even when
roll. : Of his error, the miferable old
man. with his ufual obltinacy re-
fufed to be convinced. SaIGaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
9onoN IeInonIed 99eT
ia 10 mo DDJ al nm

AZ ~ HD7 HpT a41 PM
TIE late f N II OV and iY,NS. ~.
been difplved IA Noah. and all thofs
perfons that are rndeb ed % The arr firp, ~.
her by Book or No e, are requeRed to ~
either Of he Subferber, wi.hln a. tgv p
they with to fave cnR, afrer that tine he
Notes and accounts will be let wih an ,,or.
ney'for Collection. DANIEL. HOW
WILL MEVANS.
Portland, 2sth Dec 1912.
Commonwealth of Mafachuletts.
LINCOLN II
A Pro ate COurt a. Topihsm in and for
he county If Lincoln o. he twenty fec.
ond day Of tuguf A ID 2-Ordered rhar
Lydia ThompfJn, widow OF John Thomolon
late IF Bowdoin ia fait cusn v, yeomar de.
cez ed vino IS named "a Execufrix il 4 e. fa;r
initrument purpor ing ~ he al viii and
teltaRert Of faid deceafed fled u the Pre- u =
Office for iaId couny and has ole cd for al
lowance and aPProbaton-give notice 10 the
heirs Of iaid deceaied, thar be u jeef Of allow.
ing aud approving Of iaid infrument as the
lali will and teifament Of fad decealed. will
be oonhdered and taken up at Proba,e 20 be
held The dwelling houie of Francs Tucker
10 Toplham, 10 fad county, on the Saiu,dav
next before The fra Tueiday of March aerr
a. ten OF the clo,k in che forenoon. by nub.
lifhiug this Order ID one of the newfoaDers
printed in Portland, three weeks fucceGivev
the laR publication 10 be thirty DAYS befo,.
the lald Saturday whea and where al Der.
fons interelted may appear If they Gee caufe.
sILAS LEE, JHdge II P,ss4fs.
December 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

AZ The Annual II etIng II the Portland
Murine Sociey.Dec. Is, 1919 he foil wing
Ohicers were chosen, aud mmi.tees al
pointed for the ensuing yea -
CaP' Enach Prehle. President
Capt Robe Iisley, Ect President.
Nj enhen Ware Treasurer.
John Woodmsn, Secre az.
Capts. Daniel Tucker, Joseph H Ingra-
ham, Joel Hall, hon>s drown, and Lem
uel Moody, Conmi re f relief
Cps. Lenu l Md, Jael Hi, and
X 'ber' Mite Committee IF ObservatioE.
nsssrs. Tho's. Brown. John Wa son, and
Samuel Trask, Comm tee Q" accounts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

XAHEREAS myfeIf and fome Of my family
have circulated report hal Iosi Hail,
Of Portland, who brought 20 hi. counIry about
eight year. iince from Guadalupe, boy hy
the name OF Felecian Ssgne, and thai laid
Hall received wi him money at rhe lime,
and a. fundry rimeS fuce for his fuppor. and
education have dnce written fad sagues
mother and find the rePorI 70 be w,shnuF any
foundation IN truth. and | have Do rezfon 10
think faid Hall ever received one cent for CT
Oh account of iaid FeIecian sagne
SlLAs HALL.
Ealrsaafk De- % 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
THE WAR IN RUSSIA.

Tho our accounts from Russia ar,
several days later than those heretofore
published, they do not make mention D.
any event of great importance having Ia,
ken place since Bonaparte took posses
sion Of Moscow, which was on the / 5th
of September and he still continued
there on the 9th of October, at whici
time it is stated that the King of Naples
guard was 20 leagues In advance OF
Moscow. None of the accounts eth.
er French or English make any men
ton of proposition for peace being made
on the part of Alexander. The spirit
of the Russian Government continues
firm. { The St Petersburgh Gazette
contains notification from the Empe
ror, stating that precautionary measures
had been taken for removing heavy ar
ticIes of value from thence before the
frost sets in, from whence we may con-
clude that some apprehension is enter
tanned of visit from the enemy The
Emperor concludes with declaring,
that" he is determined rather to drain
the last drop ofthe cup of misery, than
10y @ ooandalous peace to subject Russia
to foreign yoke"
The London papers, OF October the
9th represent the French army as con
fined to Moscow & surrounded BY Rus
sian armies who are daily increasing in
strength, intercept supplies and in sew
eral instances have driven back the
enemy's corps.
Prince Bagration one Of the bravest
and most able of the Russian Generals,
died Of the wounds he received In the
battle Of Boradino
Tie barvef pegle6sA-Accounts
from all parts of Europe and the
Wet Ind les, agree in Eating that the
demand for American produce Is
great and that the prices we're never
70 high. What golden oPPortuni
ty for difpOfiug IF the products OF the
Country and the employment OF FIN"
ming. the citizens of New England
are deprived of, in confequence OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

In our last we mentioned the loss OF
the BRUSH Big PIumper At the time
the vessel struck upon the rocks, there
we're ~ PERSONS (the names Of whom
are published in 81. Johns paper on
board, "a of whom perish'd from the
wreck, including all the Officers lex
cept Mr. Hall Midshipman) and mum
Der OF Passengers. The Plumper had
on board 10000 dolls. in specie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
Regliters for 1873,
Are received, and for tale by
HYDE, Lord & Co.

Hyde, Lord & Co.
hHS-The works of Robert Treat Paine,
Jun 81 C'arks 1rave 10 RuiIia SilIiman' 3
raves Alton on Tate; C4mpeelI's Philof
ophy # Rhetoric, together with May new &
entertaining hifsories. tcs
- Jull received for laIe as above a very
neat edition of Doddridge', Rife and Progress
of Religion in the SOU, At rs cents
P1EEPoErs PoEx. de ivered before the
Wilmington Benevo,ent Society il Aewbury
1ort-one IF the belt productions thl. country
has ever D oduced Dee zS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

This was the frat prize the frigstes had
taken since the capture of the Swallow
The brig Msry-ann, Duncan, nom New.
buryport for Baltimore was stranded on
Cape Henry on the night Of thursday %
inst. and bilged The water communicating
with a quantity Of unslacked lime in the
hold, set the vessel on fire and she was en-
tireiy consumed The crew iook 10 the
boa & were saved This il the vessel re-
ported 70 be The Poicn,r-.
Hs'ifGx. Dc. IL Arrived since our last.
III. NJ sch Pr. It. Dumeresq, with the
Am. privateer Re enge. captured just of
he hArbor. The pFisateer had a ken hri Z
Bacchus, for Plctou, and retak-n an Amer
can sch'r. taken by the Liverpool. Packet -
The Fa,orite. Of Ellsworth
Sailed H. VI. 5. St. Domingo, Al. Sir ].
B. Warren. Capt Gill, Juaon and S,stirs
trgaes, aud Wauderer sloOp e war, with
q convoy for Bermuds
The derssl o. Of wa has ar. st Bermu-
dA. The e las has carried an Am. priva-
.eer mo Bermuda.
Sch HAnnah. Shaw, from Portland, IA
days, ar a. N. York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

Vernon EI-:tions.-The votes in tie north
cru part of The Sta. are not so favourable for
the federal ticketas at first calcuIsteduP-
on Some conduct ors of newspapers appear
frequently to found their statements ofelec
tioDs upon their wishes rather than fsc 5.
W. should be glad, IN this instance. It ii
should prove, in The end, that none OF "a.
political friends. have holloord before they
got out Of the woods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
COM MUNIcATIoN.


DFD-In this sown, on saturday, Mr. John
Evans, from wound received on board ne
ieaier. Sept. s.; grape (Aot haviqg pafTed
through his thigh fraeturing the bone rhe eff
% has being brought on ihore. which was
thirty days from the accident, the furgeon un
der Whole care he wa. placed wa, of opinion
ia which mott of the faculty. agreed that AN
Putanon wa ne only remecy was preparing
for the operation, when the patient and hi.
connections difnifsd him, (ay,ng that hIs leg
could he cured WITHOUT, and .ha. Doctor Ia d
undertaken it Thi, prefum tuous and unpo
lie tnterfe ence, has 10 all probability been a
mean Of depriviug The patient Of a cure which
might have been performed ia three weeks by
the operation-inftead of ~hich, long and
tedious confinement, with profufe difcha,pe
from hIs ,unds (sature making every effort
TO throw ut the injury and as i, were INV.
ting art to grant her a1iItance. which being
withheld is compelled at length to Gnk under
the ur'hen-a notable in.tance of me length
OF time Il takes to reduce young aud healthy
conftru ioD by copious difcharge from a
wound of the limbs; and give, fufficient proof
that he had force of life iuficient to have
borne tie intended operation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

Ca,tsl-Wednelday ia',, pat into this port,
for harbour, the Bririfh Cartel chip Reguus,
Capt AIifou. from Quebec, bound to Bottom,
having on board go United States troops,
prifoners, belonging to Col Scott, regimen,
who were taken at the battle of Quee Town.
We ulderItand the nien are very ick'y W III
the dyffentary. and deficient Of clothing many
of hem having heen compelled to convert
their blankets into coats aud other garments
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

Gen. Peter B Porter in a letter to
the Editor of the BuffIlo Gazettc says I:
sin ascribing, as | shall not hesitate to
do, the late disgrace on the frontier, 10
the cowardice of Gen. Smyth" and
" that any military attempt under such
leader must, In all human probability,
prove dissracefu4. !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
Extyad ga Letter fran s.. Petey6rgk
dated Sept. "a.

dared oepf. 23s
Bad news always spreads much
Sa&cr than the good. The enemy has
Dst omitted FULFILLING his entry into
Moscow as a conquef, or glorious
victory therefore haiten to cor
rect that act, and inform you Of it as
it actually ltands. Mofcow was CIV
en- up after hslding Council of War,
at which only one GNHeIai ~"e e .
pinion that the capital ought to be
defended ; all the others were unani-
nous that it could not held out.
From the 18th TO the 18th OF Sept.
the Prince Kutufoff took his poilnon
four wrelfs behind Moicow for the
Purpofe Of covering the roads 70 Raj
I'm and Taula and on the 18th the
enemy entered the city, without any
oPpoGtion and mutt have been as
toniihed at finding ]. quite empty and
deferted. Immediately after his entry
ne haitened to make proPoials tor
peace--Prince Kutuloff replied,
Hitherto it has been your ihare TO
act otfenfively; it now comes to our
turn to do so" The enemy will Ind
out few resources in Mofcow, rum
oers of the inhabitants having left the
city after the affair at Smoleniko; and
on the 9Th, 10, IL and 9Th, Sept. ev-
e'Y thing was carried of, and gone
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

NTHERE asa report has beer IN eircula-
tioa The 'nju-y of Mfr Almir Merit,
through mifunie ia ding, & by the f. fehood
of a certain Elihs Cobb, and he fuhfc .ibor hzs
been proie,u ed for repetition # he nasder Of
which repetition he eunfefTe.s he has bern gull.
ty; He does withuu; hehrztIun decIare thai ne
believes thaie report 70 be utterly falft that
he has the moil profouni reipea tlr he
young ady lInce c1nvrGton u h-r inuo-
ceucei, and her light % the fairefl repe riou.
And enter ans The MT lfeignrd borrow
tia SOY hing hy hi mean. Ia. Gransni ed
which my hsve wounded keg honol, he
feeling Of her iendi Aud cont III .har
! { hi, .h4I be made public ia any way winch
the friends Of The young Lacy may hiak pro
per JAMES Hall.
WiInc(s GEORGE THATCHER
Portland, Dec &c, .sl2
THIS islocsun0n all eersons against our.
chasing note Of hand for SI67 is end
by he subscribers. m de ga, ante N AL
Bacon, OF GDrham, dat,d Pc tl@nd, d. G. Is.
1872, AS no compensatlon has been receiy q
| tor said note, we have determined 20 cav no
part oft. THOM S.SANnS.
ELIJAH OWEN,
WILLIAM MIIa Jr.
| Buxton. Dec. ~, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

A correspondent from the Coun-
try enquiries whether Congrefs have
acted upon the bill, reported to the
houfe the lait FELTON,, for laying a
direct tax Gland tax during the pref
ent feiIlon? In anf~er TO which we
can fate that by the journal Of The
proceedings in Congrrts. thus far, as
they have been publlihed, the fu5je6t
of ne1v taxes, as yet, has not been
called up. In refult of tn .ecsnt E
lecfions n New England will IN
doubtedly operate as death blow to
the land tax, and we hope, will pro
duce tive fame eff Ct upon all others
which are or may be propofed for
the purPofe of supporting the prefent
fyaem of mealares, which impofe &
entail ruin and dittrefs upon the
country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

In the statement Of duties published
in the last Gazette as paid on Rum was
incorrect, it applies only 10 spirits dis
titled from grain, such as gin sc The
following are the duties on imported
Ium.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
forelgIr 5utelllgente.
--LATEST FROM ENGL AND.

BY the fhip George Warrington,
arrived at Philadelphia the Editors of
the New Y ork Gazette have received
their files of London papers 70 the
10th of October incluiive, and have
made fuch Extracts from them as ap-
pear mott interefting.
In the London Courier of the 28th
of Oaober, We find the Prime Re
gents Proclamation, dated the 26th
declaring all Engliih failors found on
boarl american vef Is fghung a
gainlt their native country. or giving
aid or comfort to the enemies OF II.
B. Maiefy's fubjects, IR AITORS,
and +" liable to suffer death "-l he
fame paper contains proclamation
for The diltribution Of Prizes during
the War.
Preparations were making at Ports
mouth for the accommodation Of the
RulIiln feet. which was to be fent
there for iafety.
Fifty Thoufand itand of Arms
from England had arrived at St. Pc
terfburg, large additional fupPly
was on its way there; and, fays the
Courier, 10000 more are going.
The Arab floop of war was fitting
up at Yarmouth for the reception of
the opaniih Ambahador, who is going
10 the court of ST. Petersburg.
Il will appear from our Extracts,
that the French army in the North
was in an awkward predicamen;.
The report Of he death Of the gal.
Iant Prince Bagration is confirmed
One of the Oldest and mott ref pc9
able Danifh houfes in the Danith
trade in London had failed
The news from Spain and Portu-
gal by this ARRIVAL, is not 70 late as
our former advices direct.
The miniiteriaI party in England
has been completely fuccefSful at the
late Elections in England, and it
feemed to be determined to profecute
the war againt this country with all
pOiible vigor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28


I The sloop Union, Hewes, from " Yo
TO Norfolk, laden with poistoes, onions, AZ.
pies, cider, SC. was Captured on the ST
iasf. 20 the Z of c. Charles and in Is faith.
omS water by the BRUSH frga.e Maidstone,
and after taking oct the whole of her csrg
pur 10 prisoners on board The sloop, sric ~
charging capt. Hewes 10 put into PhIsdel-
phia. He however proceeded on his voyag,
and on the sdResd4y following, sboui IL
O'Clock, the wind blowing a gale, came
anchor in Lynnkayen Bay but his anchu 3
not holding, had to Gu tic cable and run :
shore. The prisoners who came in he sioU
staye that The Maidstone vas III CO. with
squadron consisting Of a "a, he Ac4sla fri-
gaze, the Sophia sloop, and brig, and th
they had been cruising of he ca es for son {
time. The officers the Maidstone ak
capt Hewss e great miny questions b q
Com Decatur whom they wished very
much 10 fall in with.
Arrived at Norfolk on he 9th inst. Brit
Ish ship Argo. Date Wslker) midsh PIMA
Rose. prize mss.er, taken by the u SIR
rute Congress Oct. 81. lat "a, long The
Argo was bound 10 London from a wh4lins
yoysge-mouO 10 guns and swiyels beside
q large number Of small arms was nsvig "a
b. 26 men, and her cargo consIs OF l4JU
casks whale oil, and Is tons whale-bone.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

PORTLAND LLRRAR1.
'HR Proprie'ors Of faid Library are noslh'
Il ed;tkat heir annual meeting vi be hold
en- a the Office Of the Suhfcfibsr on TueidzY
the pm day Of IanuArya o'tloe< NJ
OLZYER BRd7- Libvs scr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28
Samuel Downing's Will

Samuel Downing's Will
NOTICE i hereby given thar the Ian win
= and Telt7ment Of
SAMUEL DOWNING,
lac of Minot in he Couny of Cumberland
Yeoman deceaied has been Preiented 70 me for
Probate by Richard Derby Downing the Ex,
ecu or therein named-and that the fou- n
"wednesday of January neIt a. ten o'clock IN
the forenoon is aligned TO take proof Of ,ho
fame AT the cfiice of John rockingham Ifq in
Portland in faid County; when and where
all perfon concerned may be prefent, 20 fhew
caufe if any hey have. why the iard will
fhou'd or fhould not be approved and allow
ed. Dated ID cember %, 1919
sam. FREEMAN, 5ssgs \ yaid Cent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

the detefahle war the nation is in
volved in, and which converts this
lection ofthe country into a CONNER
cial prilon.
The Gcknef, among The troop, aa,ioned at
Burlington W. has abated
10 the affair Of bono, between bluneriug
Cen Smyth and contracting Gen Porter, il /,
fta'ed thar no blood va. fpilt
The Committee Of Ways and Means are
oppHfed 70 the lowering the dutie. on prize
goods
Congrefs have not decided what fhalI be
the fate o he Merchants Bonds On the
queition, in the Houfe for renting tn fe of
a particular defciprion, the h,afachuletts
delegation with the exception of Sesvs, voted
on the Gde of jultice Mr. Wilgs,y fpoke in
behalf of the Merchants in a manner which
doe, him much credit
The Hon Toba Gailisrd, is elected Senator
in Congre:- from south Carolina for tx year;
from the 4ih Of March next
americans IN Canada.
| An order ha, been thued for all tmericanr
IN Canada who will not axe ar unqualified
oath. 20 leave the province immediately
! The egilAure Of Maryland have pafTed Z
bill of divorce between Elizabeth and Jerome
Bonapars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

The legia4ture Of Maryland have pafTed a
bill of divorce between Elizabeth and Jerome
Bonaparis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

Eslrso.tB Des. "a. 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-28

NAFFttT ~ LFFtJ II F-1t@fftttAlN'
An order ha, been thued for all tmericanl
10 Canada who will not axe ar unqualified
oath 70 leave the province immediately
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-16
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber early
IL yesterday morning, Negro Woman
naaed BET1Y-she is very large, stout
made woman, has remarkably large arms, is
very black, to.erably likely ,and about So years
OF age-she was raised in the family of Mr.,
William Adams, the elder, late of Fairfax
county, deceased, and afterwards owned by
Mr.. Lewis Hipkins. deceased, at the sale of
whose personal property. about l6years ago,
purchased her, and have had her in my
family ever since. The clothes she had on
when she went off cannot be described, as
she had and took with her variety of them.
If she should have left town, expect she
has gone to her mothers, who lives somee
where in the neighborhood of the Falls
Church, and where l think it is likely she
will be harbored. will give the above ne
ward, on her being delivered to me in Alexs
andrla, if taken without the town, and len
Dollars if taken in it.
John Dundas.
July II dlweo2w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-16
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living In
~ Alexandria, on Wednesday evening
the oath instant, a Negro Man Slave, named
BEN, about five feet ten inches high, straight
made, we'll proportioned, black skin, large
lips and features, large feet, and about thirty
years of age has been accustomed to House
work, and principally to that of dining
room servant, which he performs we'll. He
had with him variety Of clothing, partlcu-
larly suit of blue cotton and of broom cot
ton. AS he claims for his wife, a NegroW
man, named Hetty, belonging to Mr.. VIM.
Fowle of this town who has one child, and
who absconded some time ago from her
master, and is sail to be in Talbot county,
Maryland, it is probable he Will endeavor to
90 there. 1t is believed he took passage IN
an eastern shore vessel which sailed on We'd,
nesday or Thursday last. Any person who
viii apprehend and secure the SAID Negro,
so that get him again, shall receive the a.
bove Reward and all expenses, and it brought
and delivered to me in Alexandra shall also
BIZ paid all reasonable charges of bringing
him home.
Edmund I. Lee.