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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
February 90, 1918
Extract eta tetter, JroR a krivafs in Capt
1aylOr's Rifle ComltaIStte his gvife in This
City, dated ~

City, dated ~
PoeTSMouTH, Feb. 90.
g. inst received information by F. Piatti
and Jedediah Allen, bearing Express tn the
Commander of the troops here. that two Bril-
fish frgates are blown ashore & that it is ex-
pected hat allwi i'll be driven on By the strong
wind ct to day we are now preparing to
march there either this evening or TO NOR
row morning, and no doubt but we will have
an engagement cur men are all well and in
good spirits; II is probable they are taken by
;his time, and l hope we viii have the plea
sure Of escorsing them to Norfolk as prison.
ers; march with chee.Yl heart. and al
assured hope of HicforHftherc are a5sut
400 rinemen to go wisted$'
I'VE have reasoato bell he that the infor,
nation contained in the above letter is not
entirely correct. Accounts from Capt Tay-
lor. of the same date state that one of the
British frigates had approached very near
the shore, and it was hoped and expected
Gas the gale continued to be sevsrely felt
that several of them would be driven on
shorel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

Exnae, .Eiout our correspondent at Nep H1yk,
February 10.
"The Constitution has arrived at Boston,
after having captured the Java sriga,c off the
Bra ais. 1hey Fought close .ctiOa oil onc hour
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

From the account ofthe successful action
J.e Constitution with the lava British Frigale,
IL would appear chat Capt Bsinbridge has clio
sen his cruising ground in the route of the enc
mics ships from & TO Europe and Inc Eas Indies.
The battle vas fought about Is degrees sou n
Of tic equaior, and within 10 leagues Of St.
Salvador, in Brazil, South America Capt.
BainbTidge has broken the Charm Of bis bad
luck, and every American citizen ought 20
wish that hirSself and bis gallant crew may ne
yer meet with reyeysr OF fortune. Their bril-
liant achievement, powerful as Great Britain
l., will make her iccl some inconvenience in
the remotest part o. her donations. The cap
ture Of the Governor of BambA and other OIL
GERS, together with the perry A'dcd TO recruit
their ships of war in Asa, rs ~ ell a. the dc
structiOE OF naval articies,Sw inevitably put
things a Htfie or Of oyier among his Britanuio
msiesty's subjects ~ tie east. 1t would hence
seem hat tie station of capt. Baunbridgc, as 60
latitude and longitude, is very judiciou one.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

I ne q institution
The Java had nd
struck, and was Z
The crew and blev
landed at St. Saly
MIR. PLEASANT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22
The Military Monitor.

II is with real satisfaction, that we recon-
mend so the no,ice and patronage of the
public, a wo@lilNpaper, recently established
1T New York, entitled
:" The HILLARY Monitor
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-22

rent or value thereof;
such license less thsa !
pa.d-on every two VIZ
exceeding, toScthcrz.t;
value, 50 cents-on vs
harness shove the valtS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15

within the strict nea.i..s of tie ss, X
though the repeal ~as the:cia nsa,
depend upon a condition precedent n
not an actual bona it'd; repeal, as c,
templated by the law. WHIT wcrc,S,sy
conditions That England should n
peal her orders in council, alandcus,. Z
new principles Of blockade, or tn. d
States should cause hrr ,igats TO BE-, |
shected--in other words, take bar,
painst "the common encny" vSs
was 6nalIy done, before IN a"itcn'n
OF repeal was published BY France a,
presented to Englant. The French ..
vcrnmcnt has itself fu:risaed the ps
of this Fact, out OF which grew l!lc p,>
scnt'rcsoluticns.
A word or two, said 'Ir. II. ,S,S
these new principles o! blockade. Al
cortling TO the Napoleon code, a hlpt
abe to be legal, must be Ct lorus
place, and there must be en- lnvesrn
BIZ sea and land. Accort'ins to the san
coce a ship is declared to he an esn
sion of territory, hoallrs oo'ony,,ot
sit or search therefore is an invasio',
the territories OF = neutral, ard en- act
war. For not rerelli"g such Inv"in
France chastiscs us by general ORC
to her corssirs, 10 sink, burn and ,lea,
white in port the dnuanicrs seize crer.
fscatc all within the reach OF tic i%,t
rial robber. So that Bonapa'te viii sid.
our territory and burn our colcny d
cause we do net resist by war lie I'D
of visit and search, legally cxercssdb'
his rival! Oh most just, mclci!uI u
loving ally !-Sheech TO be continual
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15
Joseph Vaudeville,

iOScph MandeFliieS
Corner OF Kisg q Fanf;I;c~sf'eefs,
OFFERS FOR SALtn
ar gRoLKSALE AND RE9HIL,
noqr. chests pc S rial, Tyson, hyson skin,
80 boxes young hyson s souchong
10000 lbs green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. LOAF and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans s Muscovaao
So bals Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes, 6 hall pipes and or casks .Lir
Madeira
s pipes Sicily Madeira
Is Or casks old Sherry
6 DO genuine old Port
"A pipes Red Catalonia
DC cases choice Claret
2, butts, II half pipes Malaga
Spipes, half pipes and 30 qr. casks
Tenerilfe
IS pipes real Cognac Brandy
IS pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbis. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
3 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
$40 Id. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Nader
6ooo 10. Goshen Sc Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground sllum Salt
Mace, Nutmees, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground GinserCayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley,Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cvder Vinegar, Glsuber
Salts, Bark. Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spcrmaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, macczuba, rsppee and scolchSnutls,
cbowing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Ccpperas, Brim
stone, Grrpowder, patent Shot, Fhnts,
Hairpowd>r. SiIters, Cigars, Demiiohns,
Wrappipq Parer and 1,wine, Cotks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC.
&c.
~. B. so bushels fresh sysrranted
CLOVER SEED.
March 8.
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Herring Seine Twlne.
- Just rccerved q FOR SHE,
case. i.er,;nx SeiAe TwJRe supe-
rior quality cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
&C. 5 s:::::, '; s:;::. SALT:
Russia anu Ravens Duck
Z, Do Shec,ings
Cork for Sejncs,
Tanners Oil IN lbis and half bills.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tsrces and btls.
Birthstone IN bDis.
Mess No. and Boston y ecf, bb!s.
and half bis.
Do. prime PORK, bis.
Obls. Tar, Rosio, Tarpentinc ard
Pitch.
April
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Bank stock want d.
Wanted TO purchase 5000 Dollars
worth of Bank Stock in any OF The Banks
in The Disuict IF Columbia. Apply 10
the Printers.
July s
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FOR SAL

Ar Fcur Dollars each, Fifty Ewes,
better wooiea 'bSn Sheen scnerail, IRE
OF the co.aninn heesd. They snail A3ve
thu season If TIVE beautiful fuli-bIooded
Megino Rams, gratis. Also for sale,
$50 10. oi Moot, of exceaen, quality,
at SO ents per pound. Apply to
William Allison,
ootlawn, mar Meant Vernon.
July S tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-11
=. , .h;r Cen. Wellington, arrived Al

rbs shin Gen. Wellington, arrived at
po.,ou on Tuesday last. lat. 81. Ion. 81
~ bo.rded ;roh la Fantome brig, and
vi her passengers taken on noards and
n..,,,ly examined. She had captured S
s'.s before the Prlyateer Portsmouth
U,eket, formerly the /" Liverpool Pack.
nl Of S guns, and had the crew then
" hoard in irons. MIR. William Wat
'oo, Of Dover, and his father, who were
= her, we're ON deck. A brig, with yell
low sides, bulwarks (painted black,)
white boot top, stump top-gallaDt-masts,
md small 6surc head, was in Co. with
,he. F5n,ome- Mr.. Watson said the Fan
zone had captured her a few days be.
fore On Friday evening, lat. AZ, 30.
Tong. 10, was boarded from the Martin
.looo OF War. Both the Fantome and
Martin had heard of the arrival of Com:
Rodgers, aud of the capture of the High
ave-. Oct. Is. the Geu Wellington
s.a a taual legged schr. standing to the
f. and high deck schr. with lumber
sanding the same course
The cemnander Of the La F ATONE
i,fcrrned of the arrival OF Com. Rodg-
.rs :aaa also informed that he had sent
acia5snee, ny the licensed ship Hope
"a the U1ited States sloop of war Hor
net
Ia Ea,Geme is upwards of 500 tons,
moauta % guns, 20, 50 pound carron<
ar ard . long 9's, and has about $50
80 %.
0st Is, near the Cassia's Ledge, was
bor,,i, d Fresh the Martin sioop Of war
aa& was also ntore,ed at the arrival of
CpD Redsers, and ofthe capture Of the
Hlgn Flyer with the British private sig
nais The Martin had not captured any
thing lately.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
New YoHK. November 7.


BY the steam boat. which arrived
yesterday fram Albany. we learn.
that General Hampton had retreated
to the Four Corners IN Chatuaga,
and that Gener.l Wilkinson had not,
as yet. moved from Grenadier Island.
opposite k.ngston but was waiting
the arrival of Colonel Seott's regi
meat of 500 men. before he proceed
ed any further. Private accounts
from the nortbward represent tho
campaign as at an end.
The following is extracted from
the Albany Register Extra, Of sa-
tuPday last.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
A gentleman just arrived from Plaits-
burg, which place he left on Saturday
morning last, has ohlie,ugly furnish
the Editor of the Regis er with the
following intel estioe ~ ELI ence.
That or Friday night last, an ex.
press arrived in Plattsburg. bringing
letters containing the information.
that an engagement had taken.piace
between the advance corps OF &c
mere, TEampton's army and the
r.,emv. consisting of $500 British,
Canadian militia and Indians; that
the enemv attacked our troops in
ambuscade. and after firing three or
four yollies were repulsed ~ the
point of the bayohet, bv the main DO
DIV OF uar ARMY. Gen. Hampton
maintained his position in The field
of battle; that he now is retrogading
for the Four Corners and abandon.
ing the expedition against Montreal.
The cause Of il is ascribod to Gen.
Wilkinson not having formed a juno
ton with him aSreeabiy to the plan
ofinyasion. That Is OF rs wounded
officers had arrived at the Four
Corners, anu that one OF Gen. Hamp-
tens aids was MORALLY wounded.
That on L thursday last. force OF
400 men had invaded GhamplaiD,
and destroyed 20 tons OF hay. be-
longing to the United States that
400 New-York and Vermont militia,
under col. Fasset. who were sta
toned at Chazy, near the Lake.
marched with aiaerity to meet the
enemy. hut were disappointed by
their precipitate retreat. on hearing
that our troops were advancing that
private property was respected by
the enemy in every instance.
Since the above was in type, we
have been informed that our troops
un,ler Gen. Hampton, in the contest.
lost about SO killed and wounded,
aud that the enemy lest double that
number.
The Albany Argus says, the detached
militia which have been on the lines IN
der Col. Hal denbergh, except Captain
Yates horse Artillery and alb '.t25 men
OF the Other companies who volunteer
cd to so with the army, have been dis
charged the service and returned home.
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commit their ravages, without mercy Or
distinction, throughout whole city or
province. There is no quarter from
whichdangsr does not hang, as it were,
by hair over the life of man. Life it.
. self, even if no accident shorten it, flies
away with the swtttest velocity. Such
and so great are the miseries OF human
tfe, that Homer did not hesitate to pro.
ynouncs man, Of eli creatures, to whom
the breath Of life has been given, the
most miserable. But these evils, as they
cannot easily be summed, and fall on our
heads without any fault Of our own, make
US indeed wretched, but do not render
Us guilty.
Nevertheless, why should those Who
are obnoxious TO so many ealamities go
voluntarily in quest OF an adscititious g.
vii, as ifthe measure Of misery required
to be full to the very brin, and to run
over; in quest of an evil, not common
evil, but an evil, of all human evils, the
worst and the foulest; so destructive an
evil, that alone it exceeds them all in
.n,sshief; so abundant in misery, that II
comprehends every kind OF wretched-
ness within itself; so pestllential IN Its
nature, that it loads mon with guilt in
proportion as it gals them with woe.
To these considerations add, that the
advantages derived from peace dlffuse
themselves far and wide, and reach great
numbers; while in war, if any this &
turns out happily, (though Q my God,
what Can ever deserve the appeliation OF
happy Ia war y the advantage rebounds
only to a few, & those unworthy OF reap.
inc it. One mans safety is owing to the
destruction OF another; one mans prize
derived from the plunder OF another
The cause of rejoicings made by one
side, is to the other cause OF mourning.
Whatever is unfortunate in war, 10 Sc.
yerely so indeed and whatever, ON The
contrary is, is called good fortune, is a
savage and cruel good fortune, an un-
generous happiness deriving It's exist.
ence from another's woe Indeed, at
the conclusion, it commonly happens,
that both sides, the victorious and the
vanquished, have cause to deplors !
know not whether any war ever succeed.
ed SO 70 tunately in all its events, but
that the conqueror, if he had q heart to
feel or an unde, standing to Judge, as he
ought to do, repented that he ever en-
gagged III it at all.
Therefore, since peace is confessedly
Of al things the best and the happiest
and war, on the contrary appears to bs
attended with the greatest possible dis.
tress ofeyery kind, and the blacklist vii
ianv of which human DatOrs is capable
can zoe think fhose men Of sound mi'd
Or honest hearts, qaho, guhen they NIGH
enjo the blessings o. neace with iiftft
trouble, merely negociafion, g. Out o
thee may, rush hcadtong nfo every dJ
| fcuty aid daugrr 10 invoiue qpho!'
hrotkr IN The horrors NJ scGr i!
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20 .solla S keWa d.
November ell


ELOPFD, on the 7th int mt, irons
the .ubs iher living in Fairi-x our,y,
Va bout h,e MES f'om the cour.-
ousc tue Ngro Men lone Nance
PLThR, l..e o,nDr DAVY.
Peer i 3 O; s? years Of age, S feet
S oi o ,ncles nigh veli made, OF !" Is
conpexion, aud hus generailI worn
pair 81 whiskers MS eyes are Of a yes
jewish ,cosor The Sal negro IS 'ert
alka,ive ond arifuh and probably VIII
c;ang { lhe following Articles Of cloath
-pg ;, hich ne TOOK ava. with h!m -
They consist of oue cotton or cotton
and to% shirt, roundabout jacket OF
g ey cloth, aIso black broadcloth coa'
and white h..t pretty much worh
His other cloathins not Sufficiently re.
mcmhe, ed to be described.
Dapy is about 2 years Of age, near
~, or perhaps quite 6 ieet high, bends
his shoulders in walking, of . darfeI
complexion than Peter He took wit
him a cotton shirt, pair of pantalooo's
made of white jehes. blue s,r'ps'
waistcoat, white roundabout jscket q
cotton and yarn, and black hSt cons
terably worn Tie above reward W.!
be };"en f. appre bending 5, III nesroe
Tor Ten Dollars FOR either OF Iher') j
taken out ol me county and deli cree {
me SUBSCRIBER, or secured IN aJali -
hat get them aga'a
Fra els Golfer.
=.
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IN cot y, IL,
NoVEM RE;. E,

NovEMBEh s, 1913.
Ordered, Thai HE Tx. due from Sa-
mue Downs aud Mary Johnso,' :, be re-
rrcu
O rdertd, That the collector Of the 4b
wa d, be instructed to suspend the col
ieclion of the tax due f4- Mary Bow
Ing. until the third Matcu lext
Ordered That tue taxes due from
M. Palmer be renit,ed
Ordered, Tint Messrs. Newton. Fowle
snd MILAN, he committee to cxaH'irc
lnto the law respecting sailed provisions,
with leave to report bv Dill or o herwlse
Ordered, That the auditor do issue
warrant in favor of Leonard A dams, for
$40 so.
o, dered, That Messrs. Muncaster &
Herbert, be committee to request M:
Coe to wait oD the heirs of the late JOIN
Duadss, for the purpose OF having the
tpb>cco warehouse put into proper
state of repair and for his attendance
thereto, ard saving the tobacco proper.
ly skidded. reasonable compensation
will be allowed him out of the general
fund.
Ordered. That the auditor do Issue
a warrant in favor of Mr.. Coe. for s 20
A. 2 the balance of his account as to-
bacco inspector.
Ordered, That the accounts for FL
ling up lors and removing nuisances from
private property, be handed by the audi
tor to the collectors of the different
wards for collection, and that he add to
to the same the crsts of collection.
The memorial Of P G. Marsteller.
was referred to Messrs. Gird, Rhodes
and Newton, with leave to report by bill
or otherwise.
A communication was received from
William A, Harper, collector of bslau-
ces. Referred to Messrs Psytop, Her
bert and Vietch.
| The petition from James H. Hooe
William Yates, and others, wa, referred
to Messrs. Grid, Patton. Peyton and
Veitch.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the ELIGIBILITY of John Grid, snd
John T. Brooks, made report whic b
was read. and upon motion tor post
ponemeni the question was t. ken ny
yeas and nays, aud carried--Ysas O.
| Nays S.
Ordered, That the auditor do Issue
the following @arrants:
To Rhodes ard McCobb, tor 5 4 IS
Andrew Fleming, 81 ls
Patton and Butcher, S Sc n
| Ertract from fhe minutes,
| lP THOMPSON, q 9.
---s-=z=-S-y@RSe-@
PRINTING
NEATLY kxEcuTEp AT THIS OFFICE.
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N OF ICG
November !,

.ltt'
TIE Subscribers have this day
formed a Co Partnership under the
firm of SamueI Lindsay, e Go. IN the
house forrn> rly ocs uPled py Joseph
Dean, Esq. on Union, between Prince
and Duke streets.
Where they offer for Sale,
2,ooC bushels L.oarse salt,
1000 do Gtoun Album * Fine do
$4,000 lbs. Coffee Of good quality,
And few Ba'es Cotton
ALSO,
Flour selected particularly for family
use
N. B, They wish to purchase, Flour
Wheat, Corn & Hye
Lqwrence Hill,
Samuel Lindsay.
NoyemLfr ell II
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orphan IOlJe..
Alerandriu County, Wov. Term, 1919
,N#i}T,& 1 W adwini ir..,r
Joschh II. MandeuiHr, deceased t.i
nse:t the iotiowna aaY us ment three
t es week for eight weeks in ths
Alex4ndria newspspcrs-
A Cop fest,
A NJ ORE, Reg'r of Wills.
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NLTIGE.

ALL person. texcep, Sabscribers)
are hereby warned from shooting, Or
trsspassiny, on a point OF Lsnd south
of Alexandri1, known by the name OF
Jones's Point
As they will oe dealt win sccordlng to
law.
Leonard Adams.
Nov II. 81.
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REMOVAL.

Nov H.
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November IL. ~

~ / he person who took
a SADDLE, from Mr., Thomas Trip
let's stab,e, in Wy name, is requested
to send It back, or give Information to
the Ostler, as the gentleman from
whom / borrowed il, is desirous Of ito
being returned.
John H. Crease.
Novemher H.
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This is to give Notice,

.
That the subscr'HerA o. i. ie&nn3rl
iouDty in tive D:stri.t If 90 umbir
nave obtained from the Orphans our
OF SAID county, letters of adnn strsticr
IN the personal esiate OF Josefh Il.
MandeuiHe, late of she County aIoreseli
deceased. All persc n having I. Inns =
( Inst the said decedent are bereby
warned to exhibit the same viii tbs
vouchers thereof duly Authenticated al,
passed by the Orphans curt, to tn.
su ,scribets on or or tie tenth dal
- Nay next or they n.y. bv law bt
excluded from all bencfr q said estate {;
and those inde, tea thereto sre required
to make immediate pa mert
Given al der our hands this 10th day
of Novemh 1913
kober'. Vaudeville,
lam S Vaudeville.
.Adminis ,ators Of JOS IL. NandeviHe
{, ..S
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FOR SALT

ICE haIcs IS, quality Upland Cotton
500 bushels Lisbon, s.rr
500 DO. Crouad Alum,
IL hogsheads,
IS 5 s Sss,si:. h''s''''' Sugar
2 hosshcads old West-Indie Rum'
SO casks Baltimore StonS Lime.
john Grid.
November 9. u.
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pUbLI. SALE.
ON Friday next will be sold atthe Dwell
ling House OF the late F Hucorn,
near the market,
All the tersonal estate OF
the deceased, consisting OF yariet, q
Household Furniture SC.
i. Towers.
AEm'nr.
November 9.
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November IL,
" ST

On Tuesday night last, either in King
or Fairfax streets, a BREASTPlN set
with hair, aud msrked with the initials
c. S D. The fGdcr will be literally
rewarded by leaving it At this ofice.
November IL. St.
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ATTENTION:
independent Blues!

you are requested 70 attend reTa-
lar meeting OF the Company on Sarur"
lay next, at half past s O'Clock at the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attendance y
requested, as the committee appointee.
toamend the Constitut.oa, are prepares
10 MAKE areport
Bysorder efthe cattain.
1. P. Thompson. Sec.
Sept II
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rToHE subscriber has removed IRON
his old Sind OH Union street to
the shsrt formerly occupied by Mr..
Nm. Hart.h orne, near the Lower Fer.
~, where he intends pursuing his for.
merbusiness--He continues 70 pnrchass
Flour and Grain snd has on hand lsrge
supply oftie best FLOUR, suitable Tor
family use and Bakers. also SALT OF
different kinds.
Joseph Dean.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.


% AN AWAY from the subscriber, liy.
"a ing in Centreviile, Fairfax county.
Va. on the 9Th March 'ast, a Mula,to Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
i've feet five or six inches high, tolerabIy
well nade, IS or Sc years OF age, wears
generally a handkerchief about his head
and cars for the car-ache Had ON wber
he went away a roundabout and pantalocns
oil grey coating. Has a free wife who for.
merry resided in Georgetown or th .oin Of
Washington, and himself being formerly
bred there and at the Great Falls il is me-
sumabie he has made for one of those piac
cs or some of the fisheries. He is a toie
rable waterman and may possibly be abou
the wharres ; is a carpenter by trade slt
will hire himself in that capacity if he Cal
meet with any person disposed to employ
hlm-lt is more than probable he will vi
sit the Navy-Yard for employ ment--is yc-
ry much addicted to drink.
Whoever will apprehend said Negro &
bring him to the subscriber living in Cen
tr%cville, or lodge him in the Alexandra or
Jails shall be entitled 10 the above.
GEORGE ADAMS.