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a dollars per annum.

and costs IN the courts of the ". 8. WAS read %
referred to select committee.
The bill from the Senate for the relief OF e.
,. Winter, was read and referred to the Com.
mittee of Claims
The resolution from the Senate respecting
Gay OF public humiliation and prayer, was twie.
read and ordered to third reading
Inc following tax bills were received from
the Senate with amendments to each, to Wit:
Laying duties On sales at auction.
DO. licences to distillers.
DO. sugar refined in the United
States.
Do Carriages.
The bill laying duty on imported salt, waa
read Sd time, and, being on its passage,
Mr.. Murnee moved its indefinite postpone.
nent, which motion was lost by Ayes aud
Noes.
FOR the postponement 90
Against it az
and decided by ayes and noes
For the Passage vi the bill 90
Against il IS
On motion Of Mr.. Nelson,
The petition of the officers and crew of the
iate DriS Vixen, was again referred to the Com.
mittee Of Claims.
And the House adjourned.
MONDAY, JuLY19.
Mr.. Goldsborough, Mr.. Kilbourn and Mr..
Ward OF N. J. obtained leave of absence for the
remainder of the session.
Mr.. Archer reported bill for the reliefo
the oiiicers and crew Of the late brig Vixen,
morrow.
Mr.. Archer also reported the bill for the re-
iiet OF e. Winter without amendment, which
was also made the order of the day for to-mor-
row.
The resolution respecting day of public hui.
initiation and prayer, was read = Sd time and
passed.
The amen iments of the Senate to the several
bills below mentioned, were read and concur.
ed IN by the. House, 10 wit:
I Laying duties carriages.
Do on refined sugar.
Do. on distilers OF spirituOus liz
F' quors.
Do. on safes at auction.
To establish the Office of Commissioners he
revenue.
On motion OF Mr.. Cheeves,
The engrossed bill laying duties on Notes Of
Banks, Companies, or Bankers, &c was recon-
nitted to 4 committee of the whole, who hay.
ing taken up the said bill, reported an amend.
ment, which was read and agreed TO by the
House-and the bill was ordered to be re.en.
crossed.
The amendments Of the Senate 20 the bill for
the relief OF Alex. Scott, were taken up and a.
greed to.
The House in committee of the whole, Mr..
Iros 'enor IN the chair, on the bill rom the Sc
nate, supplementary to the acts upon the SUBJ
Ject OF naturalization. The committee rose C
reported the bill with amendments which were
agreed to by yie House, and they were ordered
10 be cngrossed for third reading.
The amendments being brought in engrossetf
the billwas read third time and passed
: And ting House adjourned.
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SATURDAY, JULY IL.

Mr.. Evans, Mr.. KcTshaW, and Mr. Wbi.ehiIl
obtaHed leave oi absence Tor the residue of the
session.
Mr.. Gcddes presented a petition from Levi
Bishop, late volunteer IN the army, and who
lost an arm in the battle of Queensto n, pray
ing relef-Iieierred to the Military Commit
tee.
Mr. Condit presented a memorial from the
inhabitants of the port and district of g. EGG
Harbor, setting forth their defenceless situati
on, &c --Retor cd to the Secretary of War
MIR. Nelson offered The following resolutions
1. Resolved, That the Naval Committee b 4.
instructed 10 enquire into the expediency of at
fordIng encouragement To the private srmed
vessels OF the U. 5. To cr,.ise against the ships
< vessels Of the enepy, by diminishing the dafies
OF price goods eapfarcd By them or 6y 6err,it-
ting them 10 bring into part free from dur all
prizes and prize goods.
2 Resoivcd, That the said committee be ;r-
structed to enquire into the expediency of en-
couraging the private armed vessels of the U.
3. to capture the officers, seamen & Ynarines Of
the enemy by holding out the offer of bounty
for all such captures.
The first resolution, on motion of Mr.. p;bb.
was amended by striking out the words in Jta
lie. The question was then taken 70 agree 10
tho same and decided by Yeas SO, NAYS 81.
The ID resolution was agreed to without a
division.
air Roberts then moved the following, which
was adopted.
ResoiVsd, That the naval committee be fur.
Their instructed to enquire IL any, and if any,
what alterations it would be expedient to make
relative to fees charged in the courts OF admi.
rally in the trial of libels or prizes.
The bill from the Senate TO remit certain dn
ties to the Pennsylvania Academy of fine ar Is,
was twice read aud committed.
The DILL from the Senate concerning suits
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to the Commonwealth, near the BeIl-Taveru

the question being again taken to agree to
the said proposed amendment, was decided
in the negative.
For the amendment 60
Against it 20
Mr.. Wright moved to reduce the duty
from t1cenfy TO fourteen cents per bushel.
For the motion IS
Against it ~
The title OF the bill was then amended so
as to read T" a bil! laying duty GA imported
salt !; grating bounty OH picked fish and
allowances to certain vessels employed in
'the fisheries" and the bill vas ordered to
be engros- ID and read third time.
81 The engrossed bill laying duties on licen>
ices % retailers of wines, spirituous liquors,
ndforeiBn merchandise, WAS red :, third
time. and passed by the following vote:
For the Dill 81
Againstrit, As
The ehgyossed bill LAYING duties OF notes
OF banks, BANKERS and certain companies
on notes, bonds and obligations discounted
by banks, banSsrs and certain companies
on bills of exclMngc of certain descriptions !;
was read thirdtime and,
On motion of Mf. Bib the bill was order
ed to lie ON the table
The House then went into secret sessi-
on, ant& remained until they adjourn-
q -
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Friday, July is.

Mr.. Nelson reported a bill supplement.
tary to the act to encourage the destruction,
ct the ara sssels of war OF the enemy"'
(approprit 900 to carry it into effect1
which va. ssice read and committed.
The House resumed the consideration Of,
the bill to lay a duty on Imported salt.
After some amendments had been made
MrcMacon moved to postpone the fur
Their consideration Of the bill TO the list Mon
day in November next.
For the motion 81
Against it S5
Further amendments were made, among
which was one, on motion of Mr. Yancy, to
reduce the duty from recently 10 fqoeive and
u hay cents per bushel. On mos;on Of MIR.
Barnett, this vote was reconsidercd and
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4RRr PRocENp1Ncs.


The House having, on Fyiday, previous
to adjournment, removed the Injunction of
secrecy as to their proceedings on the two
past days, it appears they we're as fol-
lows
Thursday, July IS. "a
Mr.. Stuart submitted the following Pre-
amble and Resolution for constipation:
Whereas the seat of hGeneiais 90
vernment, from the unprepayed fence
less state OF the di,tr c. of GhE,kia, islin
imminent danger il an &faSk siIlbSAse made
thereon ; and whereB the 6eetsoftlsS enc.
my IS understood to& within a few hCirs
SAL. lo9ihe capitol ;sxnd whe reas the .,IfsI.s
mense value of puOlic property exposed 10
destruction, the great vaiue of the public
records, and other deeply Interesting consi-
derations, render it peculiarly important
that any invasion of the metropolis should
be met With visor and successfully repeI-
l,d whereupon--
Resolred, That, in the opinion of thi.
House, distribution of such arms as are in
the possession of the government within the
district should be Immediately made, to be
placed i'll the hands of all able bodied men
within the district, willing to be embodied,
liable o perform military duty, and also in
the hands ct such members of this House as
may be willing to receivs-them, q &c; a
gainst the(cHenry in any uaanner not sacom
patible with tlieir public duties"
And question being taken whetheS the
subject matter of the said proposlt on ne
CURES secrecy, twas determined in tht4f-
hrmaIive. a.
A motion was made by Mr. Rhea that thu.
said proposition do lie OH the table.
For the motion 81
Against it -
A motion was made by Mr.. Gholson to
strike out the preamble, and carried in the
affirmative.
A motion was made by Mr.. Burwell to
refer the motion to the military committee.
For the motion II
Against it ~
Aud the doors were then opened.
Friday, July IS.
MIR Troup from the Military Committee,
made the following report
Inc committee on military affairs 10
whom was referred a resolution of yester-
day, having relation u the presen: move.
ments Of the efgny,sIeport,
That they have examined into the state
of preparation, navai and military, made to
receive the ENEMY. and are satisfied that the
preparation is IA every respect adequate to.
the emergency, ard that no measures are
accessory On the pare of the House to make
it more complete.
On motion OF Mr.. Grosvenor, the report
was ordered to lie ON the table.
On motion ofMr. Bib, the Injunction of
secrecy was removed from the PROCEEDINGS
OF yesterday and TO day.
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duty on the articles exported, out he
thought il best to present the simp.e propo
siton, without details, which may be suppli-
ed hereafter.
The resolutions were ordered to lie on the
table.
The engrossed bill laying duty On car
riages for the conveyance Of persons was
read third tine and passed.
For the bill
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the question being again taken to agree to
the said proposed amendment, was decided
i'm the negative
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and Farfa,r Streets,
HIS FOR SHE,
las Guest l-s and ID Chess ne"
Teas
Gunpowder, Imperisl, I4yson: Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
25,oeo 10. Coffee
rs hhds. Muscav ado Sugars
I00,barreis do.
$1,000 10. loaf and lump Sugars
Il7o barrels New England Rum
IS puncheons West India 90.
100 barrels Whiskey
: 8 pipes French nrandy
so Hogsheads retailing Molasses
sc, basA Pepper and Plmanto
800 10. Spanish Indigo
1000 Id choice Naidev
500 Id. refined Salt Pe're
IS cask, Gun powder
Which with his usual general as
sortment Of the best Wines. Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF Oh
reasonable terms.
hvu AZ,
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Z 49, = ! q
=, !, o.,,.r points the enemy had two
,;ece, Of cannon. 80 ~. ne. |
-: thu that EMBARRASSED by my 'lea,
y Der Ls.rage, which has been replaeea
:; " my hands, and BY numerous eas ar r.
Of the horses a. ..ss ne,;on.
,sh;eh' 400, without exaggera..o:: :,
x hass died this day, my situation Is
critical enough. Neye''ne.e'' ~.
s shalI continue my movements very
s sarIr to morrow morning, in order
to reach Cologni. .,,,;.,
There I shall expect inlerni ..'.va
and according to what ! learn :,. u,s' ~
Twill decide on marching e''"'
nonhoutehins, or to Bruzo'
7 must not conceal from your
Richness. that after using every ct,
:; tort ;n IN mh to drag m, artillery.
and that 10 this respect, very sres s
sacrifices must be expected 10
day many pieces were spiked and bu-
ried. ! am, &c."
Letter from the same to the came, at
the time Of crossing the r'rsr 'cp
October I'll, (.NoD. z 1919.
{" Herewith ircIosed ! address to
your Lighness the letter which !
wrote you Yesterday. but which did
not reach you, the officer who was
the bearer having been misied ny
bis guide.
i" Your hishness will be surprised
at learning that ! am still only upon
the vop. nevertheless set out this
morning from saselle at FIVE o'clock;
but the road is so cut up with rayines
that incredible efforts were necessa-
~ 10 advance even thus far. 1t is
with pain that / feel myself under
the severe necessity of acknowledge
ing to you the sacrifices which we
have made to accelerate eur march.
These three last days have cost US
two-thirds of tho artillery of this
corps fthe army. Yesterday about
400 horses died; and to day, perhaps.
double that number have persisted.
exclusive of the great number Of
horses which / have caused to be
rut on for the military baggage, and
that Of individuals Whole trains
of horses have persisted in the bar
ness at once. Many of them have
been even three times renewed.
ITO day the corps Of this army
has not been disturbed on its march.
We have perceived only a few Cos.
sacks. without artillery, which APP
pears to me rather uncommon; but
if We may believe the report Of a
Voltigeur sent out marauding. ii
would appear that column OF in
fantry, artillery. and cavalry. was
marching in the same direction with
Us, namely. upon Douchoutclina.
"This night ! send strong re-
connaissance upon DouchOutchina.
where ! hope to he to. morrow. should
the enemy not oppose to me seri-
Gus resistance, for l must not con-
ceaI from your Highness. that these
three days of suffering have so dis
pirited the soldier, that / believe him
at this moment very little capable of
making any effort. Numbers of men
are dead Of hunger or cold. and o.
Tiers in despair have suffered them
selves to be taken by the enemy.
am, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
From the Nre1e. York Gazette.

A correspondent has furnished US
with the following calculations.
which in our opinion, renders the
situation of Bonaparte's army in
Russia very critical.
The following calculation will exl,i-
bit an idea Of the necessities Of
Bonapa,1e's army for the article
Of Forage.
The army consisted Of 100000
men. that is. $50 regiments Of ;GOo
men, each regiment having ten COM
panics Of 100 men each, making in
all 1900 companies.
Wagons. Horses.
Each company is allow
ed one 4 horse Wagon
for bassass 1900 $500
do. do. for provisions 1890 5,2CO
400 cannon with their
caiss0ns, horses for
cannon, ! do. for Gals
s'Hs'-Ao each 1900
Cavalry and flying artil-
lery Cat leasO e.oCC
$50 regiments. + officers
in eacl, mounted 65o
s5 hrigades. 20 10 each
brigade, iorgenerai and
staff $40
81 divisions, 10 to each
division. mounted, $40
General Staff 400
Maxine E.on..e 90 am
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SALT AFLOAT.
JACKSON AND RUMNEY,

HAVE FOR SALE.
7hc CARGO of the schooner Eliza,
Captain Stodder, from Boston, con-
s;s;ing Of
l40o bushels Ground Alum Salt
Is barrels Glauber's Salts
42S bvndies Wrapping Paper
80 reams Writing Paper.
IN STORE,
100 bushels fine blown Salt
40 barreis prime Bsef and Pork
5 tons Cordage, assorted sizes
Il Truaks SHOES, Ladies & Misses
Black and eolored Morocco Shoes aud
Slippers,
s Trunks Mems and Women's fine
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Balsam Capevi,
India Costons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking,
600 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
dozen elegant plain and gilt Fam
cy and Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
January 81. d3w
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Making Horses %

A!lowingto each horse IL lbs. hay
per day, which is the United States
allowance to their army, it amounts
10 Sio.sso Ihs. per day, and Tor one
month TO &,466 tons, ~ ewt and 2
qrs,
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II officers Of the Italian guards cane
forward Will, the SANE petition, de-
cIarirg, that there could nc no great
er honor than to wear the Russian
uniform"
From the village Matrct, Oct. ~,
(z4ov. 81 1912.
Report from roHat Plniof, to the
Gencrct Field yitars''ni Prince Co.
Gni'scaaf Ka!oascf.
4" 1t is NY duty and good fortune.
to congratulate your eXceIlency oh a
very brilliant victory over the enemy.
" After despatehing my yestsr-
| days report 80 your ExccI!cncy. l
proceeded according to your instruc-
| tons to the right of tie great Smo-
lensk read. leading through Doro.
gobusci,. to anticipate the head 60
lumns of tie enemy. to beat them.
and to prevent thrm FROM foragins
and burning our villages.
81 reported to your Excel!ency.
that / proceeded TO S;;'cviv, not sup
posing that l shauld fell in with the
enemy on the DuXovtskm road; but
Yesterday having discovered the enc
my's corps under tho command of
the Vice-Roy Of Italy Enseue. with
the assistance ofthe A'asghty l fell
upon it, and forced it to separate into
two divisions.
4" One division spread towards
Duchk outsllin. and the other turn.
ing towards Dorogobush 10 very great
disorder. dispersed in various direa.
tons. But to day. ny forced march
es, / came up with Chat part which
went towards Duchkouishin. and
notwithstanding the inclcmency of
the weather, attacked the enemy
the instant ] came up with him, and
completely defeated him.
"During these two days the cne-
my have lost an immense numbr" ia
killed, amongst the number Of which
are some generals, which is evident
from their insignia. Three thou
sand are taken prisoners, amongst
whom are some commanders Of resi-
mcnts. staff and field officers. The
Cossacks killed great many, but
took few prisoners.
i" Sixty-two pieces OF artillery
have been taken from them; aud
perhaps even more. for have not
vet been able to make an exact cal
cu!atien. Some colours are alse
found. but from the hurry they have
not been presented to me.
81 shall not report the plumber of
killed and wounded Oh our side, for,
by the Grace Of God, the number is
rot very great. Regiments are fol-
lowing me for the purpose Of defeat
ing the remainder Of the eDemy's
broken corps, which has retired in
dreadful disorder towards Ouch
kouts,lin. There are hopes that it
viii be entirely anniLilated. and that
the Viceroy Eugene !:imself, who
Yesterday, as We are Informed by the
prisoners war, was with his broken
columns, will not escape captivity.
:. On my right. at the town Duch-
major general Aelovaesky.
with his brigade, also made a smart
attaeX On the enemy. took one Oftae
generals. and SAMSON. the
chief staff Of the Whole army, and
of 700 rank and Gle prison
crs.
:" In pursuance of your hishDesss
order, / have despatched five regi- |
mcnts, under major general Ora
koff, on the Smolensk road, in pur
suit of the enemy; and hasten my
self, with the remaining regiments,
70 Duchkoutcbin, in order to destroy
.he rest of the enemy's corps; aud
afterwards, with the appreciation of
'oar highness. shall direct my
,a,,.en - H. = Il
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quarts 81 AZ
which the yui'ss h
makes @6,olo qass,,
per month Ass.ses b,s
In this calculation !
has been made for tS,'
nor for the extra llon'
ne'als, Servants, &r.w
mount to 1000 more AZ
A London paper d
November, says,
(" A Court Mart,y
Tuesday. On MIR. psd
shipman ofhis hajrs
via, on a charge ofIlr.,
tempt, disoLedienee /.
for stabEirs Isaac /
raj Of Marines, IN +,
with a dirk /; which
proved, the Court sd;
Walker to forfeit d,
time as a midshipn,,.
before the mast Of NJ
commander in chier.k
as a farther disgrace
to be taksnalong sias1
vessel in Hamoaze,
tence is to be pubiie!r
In a Berlin Gszstt,
account is given Oft
CHIN.
I" He is descended
Russian family; bis [.
never, any more lhs,
held any distinguish
but lived retirrt ups,
At the age Of q yea,
was a lieutenSb, il
guard !; lie then mac,
and SEINE :LOde in r.
and 10y where bis
see him. lie spesl,
man we'll, hut bis kr
Russian. The Eua
court Of Berlin, Ia,
zow, brother 10 iLs
reign tfairs. then d
Rostopcliin on ae'cu
~ and wit. Ur]sra
|. his advancement vn
liant =; he was dtsa
grand order OF EH
| count, as well rs hi
afterwards they bpl
grace, for uasnOuI
were ordered 70 ,tt
which the, lived a.
tors. Under hIeSss
! was as,in received
| last became goscrnoF
| From a File Of I'd
| Primer U,o"ru. u
! The nselican shY
| from this Place a lev
! the coast cf Eedier.
| Sailed slip ValsH1
| Providence.
CGls
| An American ha
| Helena, in S wesi
august 1S-lhe
Harmony. BrOwn'aI
rec 9Th inst. in III 4
dclphia. PesseHg''
Americ. Mr. Nav
lady; Mr. Non, ="
do f; Mr.. Hall; Ms
and Miss Cha&n.
Three Ameriaa'
the Mauritius Nil
from the W. Coast I
The latter part OF j
The King Of .Aeh"s'
w. was then leyyIp
!abee, Sooso. ard o.
An American sA'
United States in Dr6
ing in pepper al 500
thern ports the p'','
under s 8 per srrss
Arrived the .sn''
dina. from bata'A
Esd Of June. j,
4 feet OF . ~
ships, were TO sal
England about ''
Der. +.
In June last, q ?
der Col. Gi!lespIe
in the island of h'i
fortified district o.,
The " Emperor ~
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fOREIeT nTELIIGEfVE . J.
LONDON, Dee. 9.
RUSSIaJr VICTORIES. :
From fae Ts,cn Of Amy, Oct. 2''

From the 1BIcn 81 sdtHy' oo''
(.Nor. g. 1919. :,
The chief commander Of the ar
mics, general field marshal prince
Golinitshaff Kutusof. reports as foi
low. to his Imperial m%jesty::
3. "GoL is great. most gracious So
vereign II fall at the Ss,e' OF your
imperial majesty. and congratulate
>sou on new victory
az have this ias}sp' rfeeiyed a re-
port. tho original Of waleh ! mere.
with subjoin. OF the eosaplefe aeies'
Of the nth French co';'s, under inc
com aaud OF the viecr0y OF Italy,
Of or;saners alone Ne have soCo' a
still NOR. considerable onmber are
slain. anil 62 ;.irces of artillery. Win
the amm:nition chests. are taken.
"rhs t'ossacks perform miracles;
thew not e,,y destroy thc columns Of
the infantry. but also fall with ala
erity on .i,r artillery. We hope that
the small rrm ms Of this corps will
be destroyed at ;lnchkouts'''n. "A
few days ago, all Tie French Who
were brough, in as prisnaers OF war,
earnestly intreated to 30 taken INTO
the Russian service. *nd Yesterday
Il officers Of the Italian guards came
forward Will, the SAME petition, de-
clariry, that there could nc no great
er honor than to wear the Russian
uniform"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03
FOR SALE,

Forty-fYe quarter K ;gs Of Tennessee
sl~zed Gun Pewdes, jas, received l,sm
Hughes Factory. and tor Sale by
Isaac Robbins.
February 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-03

Am. "a / direct line towards 1e
s SmaIe n road to the passage across s'"
sths saIobaey, in order there 60. to IAN ~
nm, nnon the head or into the centre ;.r ,e ..
the enemy's columns; anu .h :" of
mean time strictly observe tnose y.
FL, fine euemy's troops, who are extent tel :
ed ed from Duehkoutchin; as alsS those
extended from Smolensk.
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Ca.tIELLUS GRIFFITH.

Corner ol Ming AID K Val S>,,ets--
Has'rec2ivca, IN edition 10 his prcsen,
stock al GROCERIES.
30 aids ? Muscoy.dn Sugars, part 0
80 b5is which IS OF a superior quality
10 hhas sMolasses
so b.xe. Mould ard Dipt Candles, Is,
IS, IS and SIS
Is bbis- Apples
Cases Plne-A pp!e Cheese
Flesh Curran,s, RsisiBs, Olives and
Capc's
JsHua;y8 colt
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. Letter. ''a'sl
Col. MGcc up pl
vember. lie d. n'' a,
,he Bay Of ST. I'd
leagues South liza
bout is leagues ,,,,
lagorsia. The e., '''i'1|
$50 q houses, a l0'' a.
including some :,,,s
ibgs, 1'he rF'''''
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From a File cfG

Primer I Usvnru.' u
The nselican &i
from this Place a h|
the coast cf Ecdier. |
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-14
ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.

I'D AN AWAY from Oak Hill, the resi-.
y deDce of Mrs. Basyr, about ten DAYS
ago, negro lad, named HENRY He is
a bright muiatto, with long straight bushy
hair, about - years of age, and rather
small for that age, has scar on his left
temple occasioned by the kick of a horse,
and is a likely, sensible boy, and capable
house servant. He had on wool hat much
worn, homemade cotton shirt, and pan
falcons Of the same, dyed purple. Who.
ever will deliver the above boy to me or
secure him in goal, shall receive the above
reward.
HUMPHREY PEAKE.
Centrsyfle, Jdly s. ct