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toa Dol}aTs> Reward.

V
Runaway tom the subscriber,
living at ou:lv, intne County of Fair.
'ax,, (Virgini.,) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls him self
VIM. Burwcti--He is a Muia,to, abe,ut
II year" cid, i've feet eight or ten in-
ches high, straight and we'll made; no
is active, fluent, artful, intelligent and
very timd. His visage is thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose veSS-
~ AT. forehead low and generally Coz
vered with wool--lips large and fat,
and from peculiar formation Of the
bones OF his jaws appear to be swoln
lust below the ears. He reads and
writes ;o'erably well, and will undoubt.
cdly exhibit pass Of some kind He
wore away black cloth coat, which ap.
pears to be rather small for him
pair Of country cloth pantaloons msde
/ of cotton and black yarn, an old light
colored surtout; but he might easily
obtain change Of cloathiDg. He was
suspected Of going to Alexandria,
where his father, freed nan named
Nat BurwelI, lives. He has served me
many years, as house servant;
and has lived in Alexandra, Staunton,
in the the county of Middlesex, twhere
he was born) & in Fairfax. For some
months he waited in the Tavern OF
Capt. George Turner, of Staunton.
will give the above Reward for the
delivery o! said slave to me, or safely
lodgiag him in the Jail of Alexandria or
Fairfax, ifhe be brought from dis-
lance exceeding so miles land Fifty
Dollars if from a less distance.
Francis L. Lee.
April IS.
GrThe Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to give this two
or three insertions and forward their
account 10 Messrs Snowden & Simms.
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RUSSIAN VICTORIES.

A meeting Of the subscribers and q
theirs, disposed to celebrate BY . public
festival, the Russian successes against
France, is requested at the Union Hotel,
Georgetowrs Oh Saturday next at four
O'Clock. to fax upon the day ard rake
the other necessary arrangements, Gcn-
tlemen in Washington, Alexapdria nd
the neighborhood, friendly to the object
will be pleaaed to attend.
April Is.
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Their actions were prompt for their
knew no fear.

Their aetions were prompt for their
knew no fear.
And the sans Of old Scotia by the badge
that PROCLAIMED them
Have their courage and gallantry eeho'd
in song,
For when truth by her suffrage 20 fame
ever nam'd them
AppIauses their bards in high strains
would proiong.
To their knights for their valor, their
danes for their, beauty.
The verse Of the bard fair renown of
bestovs
And manly protection and eonjugal du-
ty-
Have in emblems been sung Of the This.
tie and Reese
As Of Aorers thoa'rt the prince,'.o Of
birds is the Eagle,
Which the sons Of Columbia for ban
ner have chose,
Deriv'd from Rome's sons whom no art
could inveigle,
May they freedoms foes with success
still! oppose.
But no offspring ofCarthage, With zeal
TO destroy thcn,
May their Eagle purAue--or mild peace
e'er modest,
But their ships in fair. trade may his flag
safe convey them
And crush all annoyance that comes near
his nest.
May all the true sons x the true knights
OF the Thistle.
Contend in high deeds like their fathers
of yere,
Though their feats be not told a. were
those of the Whistle,
So sweetly once sung by the bard that's
no more.
Their rights to maintain-be still ready
their weapon,
While friendship with merit obtains
their chief care,
And may beauty provide them Loves
pillow to sleep on,
And lie lasting return and reward may
they share.
QUIDAM.
In allusion to the marriage sf James
the Alb OF Scotland, to Margars, Tudor,
daughter of Henry the 7th Of E',gla"d,
from whem has descended through
female branch the present royal sove.
rasyp f,f ti,o TSoifAd E;ond.,
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~ James HGHEgoMeTys
Shall Ma, Of trail fruition boast!
Shall Life be counted dear,
OH but q moment, and, at most,
A momentary yeare
There was a time--that time is past
When, youth /! bloomed like thee /;
A time will come-'tis coming fast
When thou shalt fade like me -
Likemo through varying seasons range,
And past enjoyments mourn -
The fairest, sweetest Spring shall change
To Winter in its turn.
In Infancy, my vernal prime,
When life itself was new,
Amusement pluck'd the wings Of time,
Yet swifter atiil he few.
Summer my youth succeeded Boon,
My sun ascending high,
And Pleasure held the reigns till noon,
But Grief drove down the sky.
Like Autumn, rich in ripening corn
Came manhood's sober reign /;
My harvest-moon scarce filled her horn,
When she began to wane.
Clese followed age, in6rm old age,
The winter of my year;
When shall fall before his rage,
To rise beyond the sphere
long to cast the chains away,
That hold my soula slave,
To burst these dungeon.walls OF clay,
Enfranehised from the grave.
Life lies in embryo-Rever free
Till nature yields her breath;
Till Time becomes Eternity,
And Man is born in Death.
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E.ECT1oNIN VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Bsssett ha, majority over MIR.
Bsvly THE Federal Candidate in Glou
cester of 80 and in War~ick OF Oh
In both 22s.
MIR. McFcrrrnd R. has majority
ovef General breckenridge, in Rock
bridge county, OF IS votes.
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Festival IN Donor of the Rus.
SIAN Victories.
Persons disposed to join
IN the above celebration are
requested to leave their
names at the Office of the
alexandria Gazette this day.
April ~
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lRGSPONDENCE.
p. March 7, 1913.

fred we're yesterday
! Of Texs bringing
b ccnHr Nine he re.
. Col. MGEE He
! La5ardie ~ he 6lb
Command o!. nc Re
p LaAardie, devoI,ed
laPer. Col Reuben
Command. On the
Sht between the two
e IN The Eth, both
p I'or Of &c rcvsiu-
/ Of on; hundred Spa
nary more wound
three pieces ut can
, entirely broken up;
pr company of Sal
P,a' over to Kemper,
\ m Smaller num-
Ping in, all of whom
+ distress and despair
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ELLISON CuRk1E. 7

F ELLISON CuRKIE, Esq. Of the
eouury Ut Lane -s.er is appointed (by the
Executive Judge of the General Court
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of the venerable Judge Parker.
(Enguirer
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BALTIMORE, April,s.
LATEST FROM ELyRnpF

LATEST FROM EURoPE. II
We arc indebted to the polite atten.
ton of an Obligins friend for the follow.
ing received by the Leda via New York.
from an intelligent gentleman at Cadiz.
Ertracs Of letter from Caeiz, dated
1854 March.
The British Packet has ;ust arrived.
and brings some information which
may be Of importance, that you Should
know. A London paper Of the 10Th ult.
contains the discussions of Parliament
On American affairs, with recapitula.
tieD of the correspondence which took
place at different periods between the
authorities of the two countries when
an unanimous vote passed both Houses
approbatory Of the measures oftheir 90.
vernment in the declaration of war a.
gainst the United States, and pledeinp
themselves to support Ministers with
their utmo.t energy in vigorous pro.
secution of 1t by land and sea. For which
purpose orders have been issued to pre.
pare strong squadron of Ships of War,
and some troops are assembling at Ports
mouth, to be embarked for Halifax,
with great expedition.
They have also cnme to the determi-
nation TO respect neutral hags-even
those vessels lately pat under Spanish
colors, and conveying produce their
motive in this is evident, il being sub.
stitutc for the former licences, which
method will for the future be disconti-
bued. ,t
Taere has been total change in
the regency of this kingdom within
these few days the Cortes informed
the la'e regency that their services
were no longer necessary, and yester-
day they proceeded to the appointment
of new one. Their conduct on this
occasion has given general satisfaction.
The influence of the Clergy is entirely
subvcrted. the Inquisi,ion forever abb
lished, ard every memorial OF ito pro.
csedings utterly dessroyed--their pro-
perry seized BY the government, is to he
applied to carry ON the war against the
French, and for other national purposes
of acknowledged utility.
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Francis l.. Lee.
NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of AlexaEdris, are hereby notified,
tina, a fifth instalment Of one dollar per
share is called for, payable stths gank
on Wednesday the 5tb May next.
By order efthe President q Oreetor's
Vim. Patton, Jun.
Cas1iey.
April S. 5iaWtSthm'-
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A Requested Bail.
Mr., GENERES presents his respects
to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Alexan.
dtla, informs them that the Ball viii 10
Oh Wedne sday next tho 2lst inst.
April IL
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Public saIe.

Public sale.
VIII be added TO 7uesday,. Sales,
A variety of elegant Mahogany Fprni..
ture,
so bbls., Herrings,
IS boxes Mould and Dipt Csndles,
MEMS, Women's ard Childrcn's Shoes,
sc.
P. G.. Mariteller.
April II.
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Extract Of a letter from Norfolk, 18th
.dhrH

Yesterday Nansemond election came
on, (tbe largest and most democratic
county in the district) and on the close of
the poll, Newton had majority of l76.
leaving him at this time es ahead.
Norfolk County and Borough, will
give Whitehead much larger vote than
this, so that Mr. Newton will be allowed
to stay at home .-Bassct will surely he
out.
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PRESENT PRICES.
'E.rtracf---

We have information (which is gene.
rally credited here that the Algerines
are out in force, say sour IN number
and moreover, that within the past ten
days they had captured an American
brig, still do no, consider that account
as entitled to full belief. However, all
the ships now ready * homeward bound,
are taking the bene6, Of an English CEN
v.y which is expected to sail in the
course of tomorrow.
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A gentleman who passed through AL.
bermarle, in Virginia, informs, that two
Federalists have been chosen to repre-.
sent that county in the next Virgins
Assembly. Albe"n arle is the County in
which MIR. Jefferson resides We give
this information as we received it.
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PUBLIC SALE.
ON Tuesday sess wiN be cold os rae
VENDuE STORE.
800 Reams wrapping Paper, lot quality.
u Bags Topper.
De. Pimento.
P. G.. Marsteller.
April II
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ON the 22d inst. will be sold at pub
lie sale, if not disposed of prior to that
time by private sale, sundry handsome
and we'll situated Lots of Ground on
the new Turnpike, leading from Wash
ine,on to the State of Virginia. The
proximity of these Lots to the several
Towns in the District, of which they
command delightful view, renders
them very eligible scites for country
seats;
George D. Alexander.
Augustine Alexander.
THE above property will be laid Oh
in Lots to suit purchasers, and dt1pos-
ed Of for cash, under the authority OF
deed of trust, from the propristors tor
the purpose of satisfying sundry claims
against the said George and Augustine
Alexander.
George Chapman, Jr.
I Oh: Alexander.
TausTIRs
Aprill7. 1s''
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CoBBErr -Thi. man has recently

CoBBETr -This man has recently
became The oracle Of the democratic
party, and the National Intelligencer
occasionally condcscends to afford seve-
.al .olunns to his lucubrations. The
subject of impressment has been lately
examined Nv Goblet, in review which
he has lately made of the declaration OF
the Prince Regent. 1t is commended by
Cobbett, that the right OF taking British
seansn from our m'rchant ships IS not
sanctioned by the laws and usages OF ma
tons, and that in that particular Great
Britain is in the wrong -Nor1oik edger.
Whenever we see a restless, discon-
tented foreigner, whether IN or out OF
our county, take side with US, we set
down all he says to dissatisfaction to.
wards his own, and not regard to our
government The propriety OF this
rule will appear from what will follow
The affair of the Chesapeake will be re-
memhered bv every one. The British
admiral, Of his own accord, undertook
TO search TOR and take from the Chesa'
peakc cert.in British seamen. The act
was disavowed by his government, and
but one man in England publicly defend
60 il, ana who, gentle reader, do you
suppose W.. that man ?-Cobbett. Yes,
Cohhtrt, who now says that it is unlawful
10 search our merchant shihs, then de-
frnded tie outrage of attacking a ma
tional ship for the purpose OF search I!
IND I'd it must be bad cause that re-
ouire. fac,ious or venal auxiliary !;
hear Cobbett in his own vords.--1o'd.
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TROY, April s.

TROY, April s.
| about nine hundred
c,np, in Greenbush,
Ird. We understand
! have been about i've
b Baltimore. 1t is a
\ LETT New York, IN
! the river. Thir fur
DO doubt 10 the north
this state. We an.
\ Of the officers and
bai, generally. they
and excellent spirits.
led as 6ne a looklng
saYe come to Green.
k,rgimen, Of lish,
|s'y up the river.
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!, ,,.i ..,. a! night IT,
IS surprise ,',,a. on the the
3, g Disss. az. ,a, ca,
| g!,,s:a,.dly cold ID the
y. I.' d,r, ago On tue q.
(es,iiiss', :I..' sS no IN N.
b, s sns'r within NV. FIVE
y G SS the attack *
| i ii - crowded ,,,.,,nrl II, tn
f. .a'n a, Cen nj: Dear s'd
4, Of attscknsg TIM. aa'
/ dismissed. : Suck ass
/ ' lSs place Of f. con- m
4: m no d'oDt u, but ,9,,o ON
4 b. ice a an as'aSs
F,rgop, on Kln ,s;,1 Ill.,
aess., and a great
| boats ~ are building ling
= T' them finished.
n d this can! }! s"a'i
|,, ~ Of the light and and
Psss, is,h, and l6lo
. E Of Wnders
Ar ,o,a, OF '"s e. 2 ;
|ir "a 2n,, and ! For
|r rrt retrss;sd from
| d volunteer eaval'
Poi:, of volunteers
4 l!imors COMPANY
4, here is 500 sea-
Is; the I'd Dragons
weeks to Utica, and
b tni, week"
Fell overooafd 'r"'"
C,p.ain pArr' on her
% hi, port, and was
man BY the name OF
born near Dundee,
.,Ie Q carpenter and
,os his passage from
snce the Hazard SAIL
informed the passen.
{ or two brothers, OF
!, in America, and as
York. His friends
,rtlculars by applying
.s,papcrs in the Uni
.s.ieI to give the a.
Cr The Information OF
ceased.
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PION April 6.

"'e' RossIG, Of Bal
/ T!'S'eer commando
4 mas been captured
II me-, ov the Dryads
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, y4hril II.
6 TO sHRy
TO sHEw
che yERr AGE ( BoDx OF THE TIME
ais FORM AND PRESSURE"

rz--z-7l--zr7S7--S=za .--fr4.si -
The report of the approach of several
British vessels of war within three mile.
of the Fort at Baltimore, proves incor.
rect. 1t appears, however, that part
of the blockading squadron has advans.
ed so far, as to create serious apprehen-
sions amongst the citizens of Baltimore.
The policy Of Admiral Warren seems to
be, to alarm the feofie and to hxt tie
country TO erfense. He threatens an
attack at one point, and after large
force is collected there at a great ex.
pense to repel it, he very quietly weighs
anchor and proceeds to another, where
the same apprehension is excited, and
the same defensive precautions adopted.
There is every reason TO believe that
Harrison's army at Fort Meigs, is in i'm
minent danger. The National Intelli.
gencer OF "Wednesday, published (tho'
not soy authority" of the government,
it seems what every rejecting man will
naturally believe TO be its real situation
We much fear tina, very few days will
complete the sacrifice Of fhe North YES.
tern .1rmy.
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QUIDAM.

In allusion to the marriage sf James
the Alb OF Scotland, to Margars, Tudor.
daughter of Henry the 7th Of England,
from whem has descended through d
female branch the present royal sove.
reign of the United Kingdoms.
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THE OLD MANS SONG.

By James Montgomery.
Shall Mas Of trail fru!tion boast!
Shall Life be counted dear,
OH but q momen,, and, at most,
A monetary year
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The Subscriber

WISHES to inform his friend: and
the public in general, that he has enlarg'
ed his Store, two doors above Mr.. Nc
Kenzie's, lower end Of prlnce street,
where he will keep a GROCERY and
FRUIT STORE, as usual, and has Just
received
Fresh Lemons in boxes,
Muscatel and Bloom Raisins, hrst
quality, III ch.,,,,r..
Thirty barrels OF Greenius and fipplo
Apples, sound and in good oroer'
Sweet Cider in barrels,
Two hundred bushels excellent fota'
toes, roo
Spanish Cigars,
Fresh Teas, Coffee, Chocolate
Loaf and brown Sugar, Rum,
Molasses, Gin, Brandy, Wines,
Table Goldfish, Mackarcl,
Smoked Herrings in boxes,
And quantity of excellent Cheese.
A. WILLIS.
March 6 ="
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:, .,,.;;,,,. this twenty third Of April IN
the year Of ourLord one tnousans 80 So
hundred and ten, to,be FULLY co'ifae"''
ed and ended. ,,,th. d,v
and date FIRST ABOVE Witch.
Signed, sealed and delivered IN the
Drs ss Of GEO. G.. PRESBUR.i..
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me. arising from contrac'
with Mr.. +. Paul, hereby appoint the 6
following persons the only agents 'or tae
sale of Paurs Columbian On IN inc cily
.f Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Duca'eh
s;pn Of the Golden head, No. Is Mar
ke,-street. Messrs, Henry keeri q
Son, Druggists, sign OF Ceisus's heau q,
No, 1888 Market-st. near the coIl,er u
Howard-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
eest. corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, statlone's'
corner of Gay and Market st'. Messts'
g. & r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A
M;ltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs'
Iobn & Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO.
,7s Markct-st.-.A Feps Point, ny
DR.. Henry Dorry, Druggist, No: 5
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight, Sta
toner, Felps-street.-City Of "ash'"s-
tou Messrs. David OFT, * co. Drug
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
4tb St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Strsets-Jere'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2s3 Mar
| ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and q
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, Dr-s
pists, Market st.-Nezv York, Messrs
| John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Mcssrs. Laurence 4
| Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs' U
SR. Waites's. Nos. SO and e4' Maiden
! Lane.-York Town, DR.. John flsh"r
| ue,-AnnahoHs. Messrs. Childs &
| SbaW,-George Town. DR.. John ct
Dru3.-Laneaster. DR.: Samuel ram
nestock, Drug.-Harris5ary. Dr. Johr
c. Wrestling, Drug-East0n. d Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petsrtburs
Vre. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstosvn. Dr.. Frederick Nil
Ter, Druggist.-Freder;ekt0sOa DR.; !ohr
S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Mess
John & Adm. Miller, Druggists.-HaH
oyer. Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer
mann, Druggists.-Cartislt. DR.. Johr
Fahncstock, Druggist.-Brook PMe
| Montgomery COY Mr.. Brice Gassaway
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, 81
| RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store; No. 10
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
| JOHN LOVE.
March 90 lawSm
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Valuable Building Lots,
FOR sale,

OR IN BE LEASED FOREVER.
TNHE subscriber will sell on liberal
credit or lease on ground rent for
ever, or for term Of years, all the va
cant ground belonging to him on Water
street, and adjoining the Farmers Bank,
constituting the garden o. the late Col.
Hooe.. 1t is handsomely and securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
halt Through the square in depth. O.
Their vacant Building Lots in different
parts of the town, and Grass Lots of
different sizes in the sorthern extremi-
ty, may be had on ground rent, either
for term ofyears or forever, on appli-
cation to the subscriber.
]. H. Hooe.
February 8 2awtf
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March 90
Notace IS hereby g1yen,

That in pursuance OF an order o!
Fairfax County Court, for that pur-
pose made, shall attend at the clerks
oflice of said county, on Friday the 10Th
day of next month, march, for the
purpose OF effecting division of the
proceeds of sales Of the late William
rhompson's estate; sold Ivy me under
a dccretal order Of said court when
and where the creditors TOR whose be-
ne6t thc sales were made) or their re-
representatives., will please to attend.-
On or before which day, those who
gave their bonds for purchases made,
will please to discharge their several
amounts.
Rich. Radcliffe, c. C. F.
February l9. awt!ethMh
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- Superhne Yellow Bark,
February 6

- Superhne Yellow Bark,
DIR. SAAcF0RD'S improved POW.
DER Of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
ci.ns of distinguished characte. in diffc-
rent parts of the United States the
proprietoris now encouraged to offer
it to the rAcuLrY:in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner of taste,
in the choice of his means, can lail to
be srati6ed in the use Of this cles.nt
preparatioa.-ln strength, finencss and
certainty of operation, It greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN7I.sL SILT or
SARK' prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par
GELS OF different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
but OF retail druggists, country mer-
chants and private familie. .-Soldb by
, James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no o:Yser ter,on -
Alerardria.
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Fairfax C0untV|
I, WILLIAM DEN

Fairfax CountV
L, WILLIAM DEN
commonwealth jgsl
for the County aiot,x
mayors, baiIiHs, Co.'s
roughs, within &
Virginia. Whs'u |
late Jailor, and Dr
sent Jailor, for thi'O
Radcliffe, sheriff d !
complained on oaa
that Elijah Graham
to the Jail Of the cod
Court thereof, io' ii
cured in the sud
Superior Court VI
County aforesaid, u
to be tried for Tie
And also a negro va
mitted to the sid y
runaway. She saa1
cy, and that she n
Tomkins near Frt
nia-did forciut u
means, open the d'aI
the night of the :'h
therefrom, and that |
without the bnoSItdT
against the will oltta1
KidwelI, and Danl'I'1
foressid, and are nj
These are tbsreloH 4
commmonweslth,"i1
ofyou,in your 's'P';a]
and precincts to D''j
way Of hue end t71
Grayhan', and 1?'sIiI
and her having t'aaI
take and safely COMFY
hex to De sufeIy Gag
Fairfax county, lm1
he and she shall d |
by due course civ Q!
hand and seal tbs "
Der 1912. I'd
Nov. so