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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27

Should the enemy still continue the
siege, it Can only be for the purpose of pre-
venting renforcements, and il is only hoped
| they may for a few days longer. Mounted
companies of volunteers are gone on from
ali parts of the country, composed of the
first rank of society. 1t is impossible yet to
ascertain the force now on the march, but
think may safely set them down at from
Three 10 Fire Thousand They draw
arms, &c. at Franklinton and Delaware.
A fine company os the United States Infan-
try, just recruited, marched from this place
on Sunday (9) under the command of capt.
Chunn. At the same time three companies
of militia OF this town marched also. They
will all be mounted on United States horses
at Franklinton. These reinforcements, which
will join Harrison i'll a few days will enable
him TO lay siege in his turn, if the temcrity
M the enemy may not, az suggested BY capt.
Brush, put Maiden into his hands ar TIE IA
fiGs. When the reinforcements now on the
march to join the army arrive, we may look
for important movements.
Some person -" sveH inclined toueardS the
British interest" has put ho0r upon the
venerable Governor OF Kentucky a letter
was handed him by e.rhress, purpor,ing to
be from Harrison. directing him to SUSPEND
the raising of two regiments designed 70 re
intorce him, which regiments, were then or
ganized. In pursuance of Harrison'S Cup
posed) Instructions, the troops were dsband-
ed; aud day or two ago an express from
Harrison went Oh 20 Kentucky to hurry thcm
on
Some singular circumstaces have trans
PRED respecting the express mail being
pened and letters being taken out and bro
ken open, by conference.-the eSsnt .Jor
fhe general host master, who established the
express mail. lie has been a,resfed by or
der of General Harrison, and is now in this
place waiting his trial. Suspicion is strong
OF communication tyifh the enemy.
g A spy has been detected a few days ago
in .Urbanna. and put into jail. Others are
suspected aud closely watched"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27
4 dollars per annu m.

missed to make up these detachments. but
f'he promise was not performed The French
| armies IN the South of Spain were proceed
| ing towards the North. and the allied forces
were advancing and occupying the posts al
they were evacuated.
meeting at the Com mon Hallin London
nad voted an address to the Princess Of
wales, congratulatiag her upon her hap
py escape from the conspiracy formed a
gainst her honor and life."-The address
was to be presented by the Lord Mayor.
hidermen and Sheriffs, aud a deputation of
100 Liverymen. I he Traveller Of the
sd inst. says, addresses will most likely
De sent up to herRoyal Highness from most
OF the towns in the Kingdom"
The Brutus has brought dispatches for
government from Mr.. Beaseley, the Ame-
rican agent for prisoners in London.
The passengers in the Brutus state, thai
Ine war with this country was popular in
England as to prineiple-but the people
with America 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27
JOHN O'FALLON.
Acting Ass. Adj. Gen.
Rssrdct Of a Ieffer-jrom a gentleman m ohio
~ tie Adhor QfThe BGlffmore Weekly ne.
ptsteT, dated
CnILLIceTHE, May II.

CHILLICcTBEs May IL.
"The want Of discipline and subordipation
in the militia, is indeed, truly lamentable. 1t
is most clear shat it is owing to this cause we
have now to lament the loss OF 80 many brave
countrymen. Ii would seem the Renfacki-
c,ls remain ignorant in sIiite Of experience.
He'd the force under General Clay Content
ed themselves with peri, rn5ipg the duty as
sirned tfem by Gen. Harrison, spiked aud
destroyed the enemy's a, 'iIlery, and retreat
ed INN eciately to the fort, the victory had
indeed, been Diosf gL0Tio us y well order
ed sally from tie tort, could have routed tho
eaemy, and dispersed the III disorder. Al
though our loss ia most severe indeed teel
much satisfaction in the reflection that 10
blame can be attached to Gen, HARRISON
The loss Of the KentuchSIans, IS tntirely o"'
ing to their imprudence. The result, other
wise, is highly honorable to the commanding
general, aud fully justihcs the high expeS-
tstions winch had bee3 formed Of his sk'li
sgA e4PsriencS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
NEW COFFEE. HOUSE.

We Subscriber respectfully returns his sincere
the liberal encouragement already given him in his
ne" a"shmrnt, aud he hopes nv his assiduitv to
please, and the variety of Refreshments, at the
snor.se nonee' WITH the best OF liquors. Port and
Sadeira vines, Porter and Beer, TINT he will meet
w'th that patronage Which will enable him in a,tli
ton to the vsriety OF newspapers already received
from all parts of the United States, at his
READING ROOM.
TO add Maps and explanations OF the geographical
situation of the borders OF the United States on the
Nortn, west and Sonth--whirh are particularly in.
esting at this time, and which it Is beley. vii,
receive support. Also, Maps and charts in general.
HENRY PARMKLE.
:, .. ne Snbscrfhcr has removed his house of
Private Entertainments from, the corner NJ sth ard
IA sueets' to the house above the Globe Tavern.
where he is enabled to receive from 10 to Is mem
and wishes also, to eEgsge 8 or 10 bo.,ler, n
preexfsst and dinner, by the week, quarter or YEAR
~ Appheation to be made at my Coiiee-House,
November g. wAt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

"The CossGcs societies IN the United States
countersisn frst eatrsnce, Wdshington-second
couutersln, Buitsdrk.
Governor BuiSvork-immortaty to his name
The Peace-Pa,ty-let them grid on their swords.
EngE,ind expects ecery nun to DO his daty.
1neyica-those Who thl,ik otherwise are fools
!" The prince regent OF Engiand-the patron of
virtue ard eonjEgal fidelity.
"ESstrh pdpey.Miks--the inexhaustibie source
of British power.
." The moral and religious people Of Massachusetts
who will not rejoice nGvGi victories obtained
over the Byitish Bxi,rark.
The naturaiseJ subjects Of the British fing,
whose loyalty To their lawful sovereign, is stronge,
than their oath to democratic government"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
IIRGININ :

4 Rules holden in the Clerk, Office of .he su.
= ~ ler'1 court III Chansery for the Rchmond
District, the Cd day OF July, 1915.
oVerton Cosby, ez'r Of the last will and testamep,
oil Robert Spratt decd. the said Overton Cosby
an" james Ross, surviving partners of Oyerton
Cosby e. Co. and the said Cosby and Res. mer
chants AID partners, trading uader the firm OF
James Ross & Co. .. pI,ga -
AGAINST D''
ihomss Blame, Robert Kennon, surviving partner
o. asrSeburs * Kennon, William Maitland. Peter
Bard, Sasehel BerkIeySS Co. and Samuel Brand.
ram, Thomas Maltby and George GIenny. as.
ssnes' of the said Thonas Blame and John HamiL
ION, Jefs
The Defendants Tbonnss Blame, Samuel Hand.
ram, Thomas Mk'teT md George Glenny not having
ths'r appearance and given s.curi:y accord
ng to the Act Of Assembly snd the Rules Of this
court and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that
'ney are not inhabitants Of this eolntryA-I. is or
Gered, That the said Defendants do appear here m
me hrst day OF the next term and answer the hin ut
me Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF richmond for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the said
city. Copy. Teste,
NJ Wit w. HENING, C. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

EDUCATION.
HE Subscriber intends 10 cortinae his school
=, =. uie ensuing yesr, at VIM. Days in ,ae forks
OF Hanover. where he will teach lin, Gro, s. T.
un ianguages grsmmatieslly, Arithmetic, Geovrs-
phy with the use OF the Globes English Craptmsr.
Spshns, Reading and Writing in the usual and la
inn hands The ssbool vii! es,nr,snc. on the Sin
OF next January and expire on The ,,5th December
following August viii he sIJer.d as . month OF
vacation. The price for board and tuition vii, bc
one hundred dollars WALTER r. nav
October &C.. w5y,, " 49,
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WOW oFFERED.KOh N.qLM.

WOR orr Il, N-I O'FOK E.dI>h.
= HAT extremely valuable landed estate kno,yr
x by the sstnfe OF the IS Bent Mountain FMS
estate, winch IS now IN the possession of Col NJ
Drew Lewis, is situated on the Alleghany Mountains
In montgomery couuty--it ia about 70 miles YES, oF
Lynchbnrg and 30 miles south west of Pattonsburg
from which place James River Chords q safe ma
convenient navigation. The tract above mentioned
contains nearly $1,000 acres os land and /, is eer
tainlS one OF the most vausLe stock.fsr,ns in Ams
riea he range, which, is inexhaustible, consis,s
OF the rieh-weed, biue-grass and pea-yine. The
plantation iS ain extensive aud an almost level plain
1t st present contains $50 acres OF cleared land
100 acres of which the finest timothy meadow,
These meadows With iSconsidera6ie portion re
iabonr, can Ae extended over thousand acres, for
on simply removing thu timber, the ground is pre-.
sentiy covered With the most uxuriant grass The
other lands are rich and produce well all kinds of
grain adapted TO the climate. The houses tbouoh
not elegant, convenient and cornfoltabIe in lie
yard there rs fountain of the purest water
ilhs estate would be peculiarly valuable either 10
wealthy grszier, or to company disposed to eater
INTO the business OF grazing, which business Is in
this country, extremely profitable. The lands eouId
be so divided, as to afford many connections farms
but no partial sale will be admitted
Col. Andrew Lewis, who resides on the r,,oce
wh she" IT to any person that calls Tor the purpose
of v,s~ingit.
he terms OF salemay be known, by application
either TO Co.. Lewis or tn the subscribers
GEORGE PICKETT,
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
ROBERT POLLARD.
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WASff[yVG ron T4YER NJ

~ '4S<-NtN W 4 Wv I,HP ER.N.
lie Subscriber embraces this Opportunity Of re.
turning his acknowledgement to his friends and
the public tor the support they have given to this
houss, ana soheits continuance Of their fayors.
lie is determined to persevere in his exertio,s to
render tbs ests''ishmen worthy of public patron
age-snd, can assure travelling families and otherg
that good accommodation shall not be wanting AT bis
house.
He is able to accommodate about so members Of
the ensuing legislature, and few additional regnlsr
bearders.
His stables are well provided and attended
C. X. MOORE.
October %. w5w
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Hard IVare, Cutlery ana SadqIeTV,
FOR SALE Nv


FoR SALE By
EDWARD STAPLES, .Ir. on Y between iith end
18th sreets--CunS.sting Of
RON, rim, knob and closet 10 Ks brass case knob
y and beaded ring, eemmon and ine stock IL z.
brit shaekle pad, brt and brn chest and cupboard
trunk aud gun ditto brass and iron table bn,ts and
eard-table hinges, brass comynode knobs sud han.
dies, cupboard turns knobs, Sc screws wrot pnii,.
braces sfH bits polished braces; common and pft
coat ard vest buttsns ivory and horn comhs brass
anu P'atea eendiesneks, sheet iron and copper tea
kettles, @c.-fne white and green ivory knives and
forks IN sets, widi carvers, sc. to match, buos
sham buck and white bone ehandle Knives K FORKS.
nue. ana common ?enknves, sportsmen's knyos,
common and line suffers scissors cork screws, Sc
Plated surrup irons. duke bits and brsdoons
snafHes, curb Grains, tug, haraess snd bride buc
klss, harness furniture in sets, See.-comrnon ID
bottom and swivel stirruP irons sharp and s bent
pehams and snaftles, apann'd and tinn'd niets and
fat sets, square head coach screws, Se.
Also, few boxes common x WhittemoEe's Cot
ton and Wool Cards, Of assorted Nos.
October % ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
Lot and Houses Tor Sue,

Lot amt Houses For safe.
y WIN sell my Houses and Lot adjoining the fo,Sr
OF Charlottesville The Lot contsins seven and
one half acrog, with'a good comfortable dwellino
House on it, brick Office anil all necessary ou,
houses, the whole in good repair The garden Is We
~ large and bss same fruit Of excellent quality in IL
and has Seen very recently psled in. The whoFf
10: IS Under az enclosure Of locust posts and chesn,
rai'A-The title is ndispuabIe For terms apply Ia
ne by letter directed to Charlottesville
J. B. CARR.
October 90. wifi
TsVAkB NOTiCE-Ihat intend TO petition ~
a next General Assembly of Virginie LIN bebsll
y NY wife, which the Corporation OF Fredericks.
"i'g have taken from me.
October 8. wswp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
WILL ne SOLD

WILL BE SOID
& IN the goth day of November next on tl,. pre-
misses, asreeaby to a deed of trust executed to-
the Subscribers by William b Langhornr " Cum
oerisnd county, to secure snndry debts due Jas,S,
Woodson of said county, which viii more par,icuisr
y appear by reference the said trust deed of re-
cord IN the County Court ofCumberiand-
"A TRACT OF LAND
lying IN said County OF Cumberland on the main
post-rosd about II miles shove Cumberland Court
House, containing los Acres-Ths improvements
on this land airs considerable, and well calculated
for scoomTn odstioh OF travellers
ANY further description is deemed unnecessary. as
this stand is very generally known The Subscribers
viii convey snch right is vested in them "a Trus
tees BOOKER WOODSoN,I
GEO. BOOKER,
October g. wths
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

& DOMESTIC GooDs.--Wm. Anderson hes has.
~ received ct Domestic Manufacture, a handsome
assortment Of the following ARTICLES
Strong Cotton cloths suitable, for N.vroo., IT,,
hg' 10 ct hiser qualities, Paiis Chan, hravs ,n,J
Satripes, Bed Ticking, White, B1e & Red Lotion
/ arm. Ladies Indispensable, Morocco Hats.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
SO DOLLAPS REIY-4RD-

sN the night of the ssh Inst. was taken or mis-.
sent irons the Stast Office Of the Eagle Tavern.
hsht-eoiored hair Trunk, about &c inches long. a.
val top with Iron handles each end, Iron bands on
the corners and top trimmed with brass nsils-tbe
l;sr "ors OH IN places by use The trunk contained
inc wearing apparel OF the suoscsiber..-the Linen
marked ": ID. Also, several packages CT Papers-
Notes % hsod-Ronds and judgments PAYABLE IN
Diver Oliver Dewey Dewey 81 Judd. dsteti at Newbera.
Nor.' carolina, where the subscriber resi,esl ami
many ether Valuable Papers Of no use tn any n a
sonhut the owner -Whoevsr wiH return said 1'rInk
with ITS contents 10 mir Vale Mosby at the E.uIe
IaVera Or to Mr.. Asa OTIS shall re eeiye The shoye
reward II ahy person has takea said Trunk for the
BAKE Of p,nder they arc earnestly reeuestsd -. nc
turn the papers to Mr. Maity or Mr.. Otis, and ,hev
shat! receive so dollars snd no questions asked
November 9. wigp
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~ JOHN NICHOLAS, C. A.C.
-'oNeWoer u w8w
''1"tHaI Insurance Society, against Fire on 81;I-
dfngs Of the Stare IT GirPinia.
~ -

'''"tHaI Insurance .Society, against Ere on 8u;E-
d'"gs 81 the STATE If girginia
ARTICLE 1st
~ - - 81 General Meeting of tis society to be
- formed OF majority Of Mem hers or am6y,n, in
81 sn2h De he'h annually in the city of Richmond
on the second Monday in November IN each wear
f,toV'ded hat ifa sufficient number of members in
Or BY proxy shall no, attend on chat dsy, the
Ies"ung Comn'tee shall adjourn the meeting from
proper. NY nay 'i'nh
SaC. 2nd,-.A least weeks previous notice shall
pc gwen OF the time Il place of holding the General
Meeting, b5 advertising the same in such NeysIna
Pels as the standing Committee may deem Droper.
IN an HxTGcf from the Constitution, Rules, Sc.
sac w. H. society. SAM'L GREENHoW,
IN conformity to the above Regulations. hereby
sSe N9'ee tnst the annual meeting Of the society
wal be held in tie capitol in The eity of
tiehmond on the second Monday in this month.
Syj.jfL. GREENGYOW.
c, Principal Agent M. A. Society.
uenera' Office of Assurance ats
November 2. wtSthN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

a Petition will be presented te the next General
"a Assembly by VIM. T. Bruxton, tor the purpose
OF getting sum of money returned which was paid
to satisfy judgment upon reeosnizaace, which
Judgment ought not to have been paid for reasons
therein stated. Oct 70 WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
IN CHANlE RT

XIV = INV or X
Court, continued end held for Albena.rJe
1 4 county, The 5ih day of October, 1918.
Between
Nimrod Bramham T,ou-,.;.
And
Jotn souett, Alice Jouett, heirs of Robert Jouett
Nathan Crawford, and Margaret his wife, john
q SI i!,n and Mary his wife, John Mills, NIenan
Minis Margaret Mills, Frsnces Mills, Clifton
!,odes and Elizabeth BIS wife, Charles Jouett.
Thomas e. Fletcher and Sussnnah his wife.
THE defendants, John Jouett, Alice r.. Jonstt
hei's OF robert Jouett, Nathan Crawford and Mar
garet his vile, John Ain and Mary his wife. JoI,n
Mills Margaret Mills, Frances Mills, Charles lou
ctt-not having entered their appearance and ,iyen
security according to the act of Assembly and the
rgeS oil this court and it appearing to the satisfaction
oil me court that they are not Inhabitants OF fbis
cousEss---o the motion of the complainant by his
eounse 1t is Ordered, by the Court That The said
defendants DO appear here on the first MONDAY in
January next and answer The bill of the complainant
and that copy of this order be forth itb iDserted
IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
mohd tor two months sueeessivey and eosted at the
front door OF the Court hosse OF this county for the
time. ia ''ie
Copy-Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, Gao.
-'N'emoeT u WSw
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4oDOLLARs nEWARD.

EeAN-A-WAY from the subscribers the 10Th ~
i a Sept last, IJPO .NEGROE.S-O One p Nesro
man, by the name d Sharper. the property Of VIM
Carr, OF Southampton county, IVA the said fellow
IS about Is on 80 years Of age, feet or inches
high, yellow complexion, and professor Of relrios
when he went oil he had on old straw hat, and
mixed Firgjns-Cl9th clO;hes--wien he walks turns
his toes out, and when snpken 10 has very down
cast look. The ober, Nero woman, the propsr-
ty OF John Williamson Of said ceeuiy and w,e af the
man above neutrality-suspicious. 90 mr. 25 years Of ec~
feet high, or theresbouls] Of yellow corup. zion.
wien she walks sle turns her toss !B---she carried
OF With her 3 or habits black crtrbrck 2 er 2
calieoes, black bonnet &c. From she hest inioy-
nation We have received, they ere ngaknc i,eir -
cape Tor a ire state they probabig may u ;akeD
up, shew Tree pass The svove re agrd viii be DsiJ
for the said slaves delivered 70 either ol "a F.is
u Southampton county, " cr % doiIfr, Ger cset Z
continued 10 any Jail m this s'ste 40 tias We estes
hem again, and oil necessary ehargss paid
UILLT3.H S.4hR,
yOHM U'ILLIqsNyOT
November 2. if.p
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A PETITION viii be presented 20 the General
IA Assembly at their next Session, prsyins tina. a
Law may pass, eAemptng tie Officers of the Bank
OF Virginia and Of the Fsrmers' Bank from military
duty.
Sept. %. cpSsp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

A Petition viii b. presc,,; a bs ss
subscribers to the next General A s.eo,biy.
praying Tor leave To erect Mill-Dam across die Nj.
wanna Kfer' IN fiuvanns county, opposite a place
called solitude, owned by Mr.. Jacob Myers
October &c. - "'
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Y virtue Of deed OF trust, executed to me by
E-s James Roy, to debt due to Henry
1arnett and recorded i'll the county court of I,loI-
eester-Will he sold, en Monday the stb of Nsys1r-
Der next, it fair, if not the next fair day. for rcad
money, at the Old Dragon Ordinary in Gloucester
eounty-16 LIKELY .WEGROE.S, Consisting az
Nlen, Women, Boys and Grls---or many sh6re.
of as will be sufficient te pay the sum of three them
sans dollars with the interest thereon and the costs
attending the sale.
THOMAS C. HOoMES, Trustee.
October s. u4wn
QJ- The sale of the above is postDoned til Thurs.
day, the 25tb OF Nov. next Oct %
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FRESH DRUGS q MEDICINES.
PAINTERS s. DTEi'S MATERIALS. sc g.,

FKESH DRUGS q N9EDTCTNrE.S
PAINTERS & OVERS MATERIALS. sc. Re
' \ VIE subscriber, = few doors below the Ben TIA
"a yern, has just received, by land carrisee from,
Newly ork, Baltimore and Alsxandris, a fuil s. Wen
selected assortment Of Drugs and Medicines. which
he warrants to be genuine and fresh they were
well laid in, which viii enable him to sell excepting
"a few articles as cheap for Cash, as sseh artcles
we're sold for before the war;
orders from his old customers, ane from the coua-
ny, and Recipes from Medical gentlemen, punetu-
ally attended 20.
Best Shermaceti, Lamh Oil, Boiled and
Ra7v LinSeed OF, Sweet OIL, and one grace
u Castor oil, also on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM WEST.
August 1s. wifi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-23
Iohn Gardner Laid,

HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hAds. tierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Peppcrin bags,
Imperial, Gunposder Young dyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
ard bofcs,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shcetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
By 10, 7 By 9 by H. and 10 BY -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box,
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbls
Few Or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cord,ge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing md Wrapping Paper,
Mem, yVorea's and ChiIdren's Shoes
in..barrels and boxes,
Bottle COrks in bales,
S lie Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
".halk and Tia,@ter Of Paris
Ai.o, PLOUGHS of tie most approved
con,,rlction and one pair french
Burr Mil Stones.
~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-23
ria, iter Paris, &c
Two Dollars reward.

EbAN AWAY from the subscriber
EN, ali the 22d OF Nn'ember last al
Apprentice B y to the Shoe AID Bot
making business. He is aboui i4years
# age, 4 feet 3 or inches high hos
when spoken to d down look rad OH
when he went away pair of country
cloth trow sers and Dlue roundab ut end
wool hattie is al his fathers. joan
Anderson. living near Broad Greek
Church, in Maryland.
Also, = Heller which will be one
wear old mex. spring. l. l, OF d ''sn'lsh
red color; has white friehe aud a
sin, il each ear. 1t i, expected she Is
tow ards tie Fcur-mile Run.
Whoever will bring ne the above
mentioned Apprentice and Htfer shai!
receive two dollars ; or the ielter alone
shall receive tie same Aud / eIl, give
6I4 cents for the Boy without the
Heifcr. :,
All .ersons are forbid harboring said
Bow uudcr the seyerest penalties Of the
law.
1ohn Wood,
Shoe and Boot-Inaker, Duke Street
January 4 :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-23
CNo. 1850.

Thirty Dollars Rewa. d.
A BS '>NDED on the nj, hit of the
n 9Th ult. Negro Save named
RODERHK,
About ~ years Of age, lee; z os 8
inches high, is likely negro slti small
features and down look, h" has been
several voyages 10 sea and had on a
saiIor, dress of new blue jacket and
trousers, and took with him several
other articles OF clothing-his parents
live at Sale sbury, Somerset County,
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, wlere #
is possible he Is gone The above re-
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