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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30

Albes Wanted.
Nash will be paid for few tons Pc, and
~ Pearl Afhes, by 5 & s. PORTER. No
Is, Union Wharf QO February go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30
10 the b,noyable Senate, and HsgE d

- - q ~ = 4
10 loe o9no1d0!e oenale, ana f1eeF
Rebrtje1tatiUeS Of THE Commonwealth
nf NdH16buletts in General Cart al.
xc.,m
Jen'pea noNuoLi "H1",
he 'nhanltan,' OF The town OF Ncrv" 10
the county OF Oxford and commop~ealih
afo-efAid hat by refo.ve of this Common
wealth pafrea March A. ID 1907. si1 HUNDRED
acres of he unapproprialed lands 10 he DIE
trIct OF Name were granted 70 iald town
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30
Copartnernhip Diholved.

OUpdItfIcrIIlIP bH'OI'eu'
THE Copartnerihip heretofore exiting al
i Minot under the firm of Groveinor y
Able is ny r,u,uai confept difolved' All de-
mauds due to fad firm will be left at Jacob
Hills Office, Minot, for collection
JOSHUA ABBE,
GODFREY CROVBSNCR!
Nsug!osss6sr, JILy 27b, 1918 low
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30
HOUSE LOT For SALE.

HDUSb LOT For SALE.
Tor fale a, Pubic auction, on Wenueiday
the IN IF Sept. next, at " o'ccdk, val
uabe Houie Lot hus ed nearly oppofie The
Rev Mr.. paylons meeting heuie making a
corner, together with the building, thereon
Fol furthsr particulars enquire Of iafilon
Brazer living ON he p emnes. Terms Cath
s M'LELLAN, dsS7oassy.
Poyfiaad lgy. g, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30
Benjamin Willis,
10 LIFT.

TO LET,
ONE half of a large three nory brick
~ DWELLING HOUSE, fiuased on pleas
ant fireet, apply to JOHN LEAVITT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30
EAPM EOP SIZE.

HANDSOMELY ftus,ed in Corhan, AZ .
IL place c. ed Hone heef, 81 miles iron
Portland, containing abou, 90 acres OF good
Land, with a handlome TWO fory Dwelling
Houie ther eou-- For particulars enquire OF
Z. GREEDY, Ne. l, Lo.g W6J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30
Communicable Of Ma0aebwsfft.

C0Ni730V5Of1HOe " i.U"'"'1'
IN SENATE June 10, 1873. ?
On the Petition aforeiaid O.sesd, That the re-
tiiioner. eau(e an ateGed Copy Of Their rs'',
,,on. with this Oder thereon to be puph'nes
in the Port and Gazette, and tai'ern argus
pin ed in Portland in the Cout Y d Cnmeai
and, hree weeks fuccefively, the iaif fr','s'
ton TO be thirty days a. leait before the ~.
ond Wednesday OF he next ieihon OF the Pc
ent General Cou,t, thai all ps'lons in'e'eass,
may then appear and thew eauie u any 'n "a
have) why The prayer of iaid Pet'''on ihOu'
no, be gsanted.- San dun 70, eO"s|'ea"
JOHN PHILLIPS P,aiinh
In ax Hoyn Of Rtp,etsn'siips', J'"f no. '''''
Read and eosesy,sd, .,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Sp'"'
Arm CsPy-hhF, A O..
ST. M CiEARY, Cit,i 81 tie Ssss"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-30

No. 8, Nsgy' Rorp, Middit-Sf,stt'
HAVE latey received an sxtenhve abort
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
A YANKEE VOTE.

The following vote was given for Go
vernon, 1t. Governor, and Senator, in
Plainhcld, Massachusetts, at the late E.
lection.
That Liberty's fair tree may stand,
And guard its soHs in their own land
That peace & commerce flourish long,
I'll give my vote for CALEB STRONG,
Ifiiliam PhiElihs,
Eli p. Ashmun,
While those who wish for war and tax,
Who want chance to swing their packs,
And marcG & fight, for whst? . darn'sm.
May bring their votes for 10. B.Varnum
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
From TIE Rhode-Isiand American.
TO THE FRERMEN OF RHODE ISLAND,

TO THE FRERMEN OF RHODE ISLAND.
How awful! is the prospect before us!
We pay l-r corr, rye, -four. nolasses,
aid every necessary OF lie, almost enc
hundred per cent. more, now, than We
did previous to the declaration OF val
AMI the prices of these articles are con
tinu.!ly increasing. What next! in
May, Congress will unqueStionab!y i'm
pose upon us grievous aud oppressive
Lar Tax, an odious ExciSe Duty, and
q So. more odinus Stamp 0uty-to pay
off the public debt which has accumulat.
cd since The war. How hard will it be,
for all classes of citizens, bot especially
the farmer and Hechanbic, to pay all
these taxes, when their earnings are sX.
pended Cor the necessaries of life, made
higher ena still increasing in price by
lis unEoly war. Look at this picture /!
If man previous ts the war expended
for The support of his family five hun
drsl dollars per AMMAN, in consequence
of the advanced war price, of articles for
his family use, be nov eNpends one
thousand dollars per annum tor that sup
port, or else endures the privati"n of
plany comforts. How insupportable is
IBIS oppression-but how much more
iasuppo,tabie, when we have the addi-
ton of Direct Taxes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
BREACH OF PAROLE.

Francis Gruccty, late master Of the
brigsntine Peggy, captured by the pri-
vate armed ship Hunter, and Ullian
Rees. mate of the ship .Argo, captured
by the frigate Congress, have broke their
parole and left the United States. The
Marshal Of the Distric, q Masaachu
selts, JAMES PRICE, Esq. has adser.
tised tho fact. Such base diregard of
pledged honor must be universally re-
probated. 1t will tend to increase the
necessary evils of war, by diminishing
respect for those usages which alleviate
them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

the whole road was resigncdte the ni.
li,a,y, and the gentlemen turned their
Wagon into the ditch, the commanding
a,Hcer, With some brutal expression,
plunged his sword into the body Of one
of the horses. At Sacket's harbor late
". as the Sheriff of Jefferson was at
tempting to serve legal process on one
of the officers of the army, the latter
drew his sword, and made two desperate
thrus,s at him. at Utica, the house of
Michael Hagen, Esq. in his abscnee,w was
violently entered by a.mili!ary force. and
occupied by them, and every act of wan
ton mischief committed upon it.
These are a small number of the vio-
lations of the rights of our fellow citizens
and of the laws of the country, that the
military have committed; nor have /
learned that their commanding officers
have intcrfered in a single instance to
punish them. They are, however, tri-
fling to what we are taught to expec, if
the war continues. The Madisonian
leaders say, if they succeed in the cleo.
ton, all oppotition of opinion will be put
down By force: and many mysterious
hints are already giveR, of the weakness
of our form of government, and of the
necessity Of making it stronger. Mr..
Madison is now actively employed IN
str-ngthering it. by raising an army of
ffty-6ve thousand men, and Governor
Tampkins is dsing his part, by filing
ND the ranks with conyicts sentenced to
the state prison, One Of the great crimes
of John Adams was raising an army OF
ten thousand pr>n, I, der an expectation
Of war with France, giving the command
to Washington; but hsre we have an
sray Of more than FIVE times that mum.
bsr, and at tho head of the war depart.
ment is tie noted Armstrong, who dis
tinsuisaed himself by en- infamous at
tempt 10 excite revolt among the old
wing soldiers, and has since been in
France, taking lessons from their re-
evolutionary generals.-But Armstrong
is only 20 &c employed in preparing
and organizing these forccs--Ha
does not come from the right state
Whsa the troops sre sufh ~lently disci-
lined they are to march TO Canada un-
der the command of suitable leader SO.
!ected by the FEgiSia administration -.
This expedition is net intended for the
purpose of adding Canada to the weight
Of tho northern states; the Virginians
will take care of that: But the army will
there acquire sufficient military skill and
devotion to their leader, for any purpose
to which their general may choose to
put them. These are not mere suspi-
cionsi they are notorious facts, and ne,-
ther argument nor evidence can be broN
to contradict them. Should the pre-
sent administration retain their pow
or, the leader o. these troops, on his re-
turn viii command far more powerful
armv than either Cezec or CreNwell had
when they usurped the sovereign powe.
OF their counties. lie will fiod a peo-
pie to receive him, exhausted b ruin
Gus war, and distracted by violent fac
tons, citizens, in advocating
the war, YOU are seeking your OWN de-
airuction ; in supporting this army YOU
arc preparing the tomb Of your liberties.
HAMPDEN.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
PUBLIC SALE.
Pursuant to a decree of the
AprT 81.

Pursuant to a decree OF the
County Court Of Fairfax, II ti,e suit OF
Charles Higbee against 'ohn Mclver
and Josiah Watson IL Caancery; will
be exposed to Pubic Sale on the Pre-.
misses, Oh Thursday the 18TH day OF
My next, that part of the Stum7hiH
Tract not disposed OF 1t 4 iorme. Tale.
consisting of Let's No So, 81, ~ and
48, containing in the whole IS acres
rs po'es. The situation Of these Lot,
so convenient to town, will tcDoef
them an object to purchasers, aid tn,
sale vii. be made on credit OF s, a
dna 10 months, the payments to be sea
cured to the satisfaction Of the Com.
mlssioners.
JAMES KEITH,
GEORGE GrLPIN.
FRANCIS PEYTON,
Commissioners.
April 9 eolo'd6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
May 3
Public Sale.

THE Subscriber viii. positively sell,
on the second Tuesday in May next at
Port Tobacco, (being the day ,ns Or.
phan's Court is held) t" tho hishcst
bidder, Twelve likely NEGRO MEN Sc
WOMEN, and amongst them is very
valuable Carpenter.
Gerard Robertson.
April 81. dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

eight or ten sail ; the crew OF one Of
which lad arrived at Oporto, and spoke
in the highest terms of praise Of the &c.
nerous treatment they received on board
the privateer. The Globe bad been
chased several times, but out-saiied all.
The news of the capture ofths Java and
Peacock was known at Oporto, which
was not rslished by the English there.
Captain D. read London papers at o.
porto, as late as the 18th of March, re-
ceiyed there by a sloop Of war in days
from England I: in one of which he saw
an account of the capture of sloop OF
war, and two South Sea ships, by the
ESSEX frigate. They also stated, that
Dantzic still held out, but was'hourly
expected to fall into the hands of.the be-
siegers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

The Emperor Alexander, in a pra-
clamati"n dated wilma, Janusry s, after
acknowledging he goodness ef the Al
MIGHTY, in causing his armies TO expel
the invaders Of his country, snd TO ann:
hilste their power, declares his intention
ofhuiiding in the first capital, Church,
und.r the name Of " The SAVIOUR
JESUS CHRIST"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
LIST OF BOOKS
ADDED TO THE
ALEXANDRIA, LIBRARY
TIVE Present tRAR.

Lord Erskins's sperehes
Lille of Spencer of Percival
: Melle.h's Travels in the y. States
Psstical Works Of Thomas Campbell
History .of.North Carolina
Sketches Of Louisiana
Memoirs of Life passed In Penis
sylvania
Campaign against Quebec in 1775
The Art Of Preserving Animal Sub.
stances
American Review
Memoirs Of Leo ChaI!tTent
Chateaubriand's Travels TO Jerusa.
lem, sc.
Essay on the first principles of Mas
ture, Presented by w. /. Wise,
Esq.
Bowle's Universal Atlas, by do'
Marian, Novel
Orator, or Agricultural Essays
CaIamities of Authors
Growther's Forfeiture Of Methodistn
Colsmsn's Poetical Vagaries
Cyabbs's Tales in verse
The Wonders of Nature and Art !.
Rejected Addresses
Gambado's Academy for groEn
Horseman
Baktiar Namek, Persian novel
Memoirs Of the Rev George White
field
Influence of Literature, by Madame
dc Stael
Essay on the Immortality of tho
Soul
Rokeby, Poem by w Scott
Address 70 Officers in the Army
Bigland's VIsw of the World
History Of South Carolina
Works of Robert I. Paine
The HighIsnder., Poem
Emsrai Isle, a Poem
Bczman'. History Of Maryland
Home, a Novel, by Miss Cullen
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
Prince Georges County, set.
April 9

tllIC SCOl SCS N'ullty, SIT"
hereby certify that John G.. SUM
mer. of said county, brought before me-
(as stray, trespassipg on his enclt-
sures) BAY GELDlNG, ahons sIx
years old, thirteen hands an three
inches high, star on his fore head nd
small snip or his nose athick name
hanging on the wrong side, end has
his tail cropped. trots and canters --~
Given under my hand, one OF the JUS
tees of the peace in and Tor sid coun.
ty, this third dsv of April. 1873.
William Marshall.
N. B. The owner Of the above de.
scribed Gelding is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take him a.
way.
John G.. Summers.
April 27. lawsts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
Nav 8
100 Dollars Reward,

100 Dollars Reward,
EvLOPED from Fairfield, in the coun.
ENA tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on or about the 9TH day OF
March last, negro slave named AN
THONY the property of the late Will
liam b Page deceased. Anthony 10 a.
bsu, feet inches in height, of sub
substantial form, light yellow compleG-
ton, and rather of an afemlnate voice.
He is about 90 years of age, was brought
I'D house servant ard has been accus-
toned to that course Of employment ell
bis life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingcnnity-he reads
he plays the 6ddie-and possesses
great mechanical ,urn-he can do rough
carpeD,els' work and make combs. The
above reward will be given ii Anthony
should be app ehendsd at the distance
of leo miles f. ON Fairfield, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But if apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Sw ann,
Edmd. |. Lee,
.Admrs. Of Wm. 3. Page, decd.
Mays.
The Editors of the FEDERAL Rspubli.
can, National Intslligencsr and Gazette
of the United States, will publish the a
bove in their papers, and send their ae-
counts to this Office.
CkEHOkE'S
Hot-bressed Playing Cards,
hst received and for sale BY
Cotton Il Stewart.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
From the Vermont Mirror.
CHARJ.ESJAMES FOX,

Charles Fox loy'd well the merry hour
Of wine, and song Ind glee,
Nor lov'd he less, in covert bow'r,
To press the hand of maiden fair,
And kiss away the precious tear,
That love brought to her eye.
No meanness did his soul deform:
No low disguise he knew
His heart, it rose in turnUits warm,
And owned the sweet and holy charm
OF Friendship fair and true.
And though his spirit, proud and high,
Would stoep to no command,
Yet oft he felt the melting eye,
And oft the beggar, on the way,
Would stop, AID for his welfare pray,
And bless his lib'ral hand.
With cloquence he would awake
The patriots proudest glow,
And sometimes for his country's sake,
(E'cn when her veal ne did mistake)
He would king Georges diadsm shake,
And lay his tayorite low.
But now, for Fox, no poor man prays,
No wanderer has his. gold,
No club room hears his roundcla!s,
No friend his social hour enjoys,
No Senate hsar him with applause
His heart and hand are cold!
Ard mounlul was that hour to him,
Wnen FIRST his health dscayed-
AT night he'd wander forth alone,S
And gaze upon the beanteons moon,
And golden fringed cloud;
Aud dsep he sighed, to thiok now soon,
He should behold nor cloud, nor moon,
Beneath the humble sod
But when around his dying bed,
Stood friend and lover, true.
No tear unmanly did he SIZED,
But much 70 sooth their woes essayed,
And, While lis nobls spirit fled,
Babe them a calm aQIeu.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
But when around his dying bed,

The Alerandris Martendent Blues,
are ordered to attend a quarterly meet
ing Of the Company this evening at Z
o'clock at the Courthouse-Puncsual
attendance is expected.
BY the Captain,
G. W Rails, Sec'ry.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

A letter from Nsw-York, received on
Saturday evening, states, that the last
mail from the Eastward brings accounts
of a British Frigate being ash--e on
Nantucket, with her masts, &c. over
board.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

MONDAY, Nay ;.
" To SHEy
49, - To sHEw
rHk VERY AGE & ReDy OF THE TIME
ais FORM AND PRESSURE"

The National Intelligencer Of Satur-
day contradiets the report ofthe dsstrue-
ton Of a detachment of Americans
marching from Fort Defiance to Fort
Meigs, and accompanied by Gen. Har-
risen A few days will ascertain the
truth or incorrectness OF the account
Wereceiyed it from a very direct source,
and one which can lie "traced" withoul
difficulty or delay.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

NOTICE.
The Stockholders of tho Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby notified.
that fifth in.talment of one dollar per
share is called for, payable at the Bank
on Wednesday the 5th May next.
BY order ofthe President u 1recsors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Cashier.
April s. stawt6thm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

Died, Yesterday morning, after short
but seyere illness, Miss JANE M'LIEsH,
in tbs 18th year Of her age. The friends
and acquaintance of the deceased are IN
vited 20 attend her Funeral this morn.
in at 10 o'clock from her fathers dwell.
ling. upper end of Union Street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
WASHINGTON CITY, May l.

BY letters received yesterday from
Annapolis, we learn tbat abou! $50 Or
l4o prisoners were Oh that day land
ed fron. the feet lying in the Bay, in
consequence Of an arrangement fer
their exchange, About the same num-
Der was expected 10 be landed Oh yes
terday. 1t was observed, that alter de-
liYerine the prisoners the British sous
dron would proceed higher up the Bay.
They had hot attempted TO approach
Annapolis.
There was report on board the Bril-
fish feet, which we hope is not true,
though we see much rea son to fear It Is,
that our frigate ESSEX has been taken ny
a74 gun ship, and carried into Antigua.
NETWORK, April 27.
Captain Delsno, from Oporto, Informs
that few days previous to his dePar-
,ure. French corvette of 90 guns ap,
reared off the Bar, took and destroyed
a number of vessels, among whieh were
several Portuguese, their crews having
been landed at Villa de Condo, and WHO
had arrived at Oporto
The American privateer Globe, cap
lain Moon, of Baltimore, was off the
Burlings, and had taken or destroyed
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

XIV readers are a,
! ssnirs.psrns' Tue
IIihs i9th Of March,
&I,tioa is here he e''a-
f..,.ape.. Tact en'
\. exact, that Con D
i ,ossrto provide for
!, militia to crscHte
[,ya. suppress ins''r,
"A inrqsions' -and !,
f,,rnirs such part OF
I.u2I@e,lin the SER
Ga ,es, rsSsrUing 10
-sgtbr nppninta
BS." Bui by what au-
ssf. has Secretary
+acd.ic right Of rah'
/. and piacns thsm
I,ql Of oiieers Of the
IBe say, that each di-
Finished with = COM
,nlaeonpetent stall
.,e.' army, that an
.,,,,orlsai silail
:tiions for companies
"LOOsER method
ncnts and brisaaes,
uvl.' According to
Gee' Of a higher
n eaa be appointed
u. Il VII be SEEN
/ .th sule that re si-
raaized- course
hal,, and staff Of.
''ths Standing army.
rightly understood.
'bpresented 10 lie
J stale. in ease la
'shOuld be re elect
' approaching eIee-
SiVu'u W. dsSi!SHci
The 9Th district,
I'd to eail upon his
! HaGs crafts as no
any tine he may
wherever he shall
lfaJ the privilege Of
f;ht Of appeal, for
tllOasness Of Rir.
every requiSiii0n
fEi'h. Should any
n Doubt the subser-
eai Governor to the
SntiGa. let him re-
. eOaiuct-let him
'a d liz militia on
Pier last fall. after
'a'town. Let him
F.'' ct The pnwerfa!
T. neaaly resisnins
the militia
Tue hands OF the
laaler Smith.
'grV Ep-s,,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
Erfraet ola letter jrsm Elk Tszvn, dat
ed HhrH 29fh:

Extract Of a letter jrsm Elk Town, dat
ed April 7sh:
"Two stores, with goods, arc now on
fire ut French Town-they were set on
fire this morning by thirteen boats from
the enemy's feet--No private houses
have yet been set Oh fire. One Of the
small craft with $50 barrels fear is said
also to be now on fire. The town is in
confusion, some moving oat. others de-
terlnined to stay and see the worst"
Behold the CensegNences.-ISC Colonel
Pike or any other Colonel in the United
States army, under Madison and Arm
strong, can arrest men at pleasure and
hurry them away to any distance from
their residence, as was done at Ogdens-
burg, there is an end, by single blow,
Of all further freedom Of election. A
mpng the persons arrested by Pike and
sent to Sackets harbor, there were two
town officers o! the federal town of Mas.
sena, whose presence is necessary atthe
ensuing election; consequently no poll
can be held in this to un, and if the same
game is played in other federal towns,
no polls can be held in them, neither, &
consequently, again, Madison and his
troops will secure the election Of Tomp-
kins in great style.
W. Y. En-. Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

DIED, March 22d, 1918, of a .Pnlmo'
nary complaint, in Kentucky. whittier
she had gone in pursuit OF health, Mrs.
MARY HARRIET BALcH, consort OF Al.
fred Balch, Esq. Attorney General OF
the state of Tennessee.
She died, as she lived, an exemplary
professor of, and firm believer in the
Christian Religion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

,srg Gazette.
fGl CT some new out.
SnAatison's stand
E" ',I'' ii the people,
Eas hHs TIE cor.
/. ,.'e, ,,ery properly,
/ H''aaiag parties in
r. ao'.d MI occupy
|,.' cher day when a
~ we're treating this
'n?'' and the faliow
e. serted a Wagon
[@sa.'a ny anppi,g hi,
| .' s '44''iH, who hap
f. ordered them 70
ts'he middle of tho
|" 9' made a blow at
\, X ordered HI. men ;,
[%' Since that af-
% :, Of i the ferry boats
ErIHt the keeper ofthe
|s,, ,l'"en to stop and
E,~@, e. An officer
+ ~, ii,,Isnt Passion with
ia The orders ofhi,
Es55,,ss am ANS severely on
f., = Last fall, in the
EAS,. 10 te'. Wright was
Fa ~ ns g without
Eq5I os V ! of the ar
|so ) Il ssp,sn0er last IS
''ss0n, were met
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

L. b. n = nsyI,n aa'
Efr 10 r.. .,ufsr Of
/ I'D d.. i. from the ;;a o.
II N'' ,o,he stealing
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20 Dollars Reward.
Ran away

From the subscriber, living near Mid.
dleburg, ON the first of April last,
Negro Man named ANlEL, who c 81,
himself Daniel Chavers. He is abou.
~ years of age; feet 10 inches high,
and very genteelly made for slave
of black complexion has snail Scar
between his eye brows his UPPER fore
teeth rather vide apart; has pleasing
countenance, and is apt to smile when
spoken TO : he professesto DC a baplis,
prays very well, and | have no doubt
now attempts to preach. 1t is pre-.
sumed lie will endeavor TO obtain en-.
ploy as waiter OF cook, having been &C.
customed to both. Whoever will Sc
cure said slave in any jail so that get
him again shall receive the soove re.
ward, and If brought home all ressona-
BILE expences paid.
Robert Brown.
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