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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

We learn that The Secretary ct War has
at last given IN order for the delivery Of
1900 stlnd of arms,-o the Executive OF This
Commonwesl h.-Boss pap.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22
January~20 :
PUBLIC BATHS.

T~HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully
i informs the pdbI,c that he Z. s
lsk:n the BATH HOUSE. 10 nsrly
kept by Mr.. F. Shuck Con ii,e A'ieg
adjoining the Theatre. mo opposite I! c
City >Iptei-which are row open adj
will be kept liz the most tomp,cte or
der and continue open I'LL he i5it &C
ODER; whetc WARM { OLD and chow
Ea BATHs may be rad at eny ans "a
Tie ,.ay sud un,i! 9 O'clock a n;yht.
~ Two sepersle B. rs are
kept EXCLUSIVELY FOR La
DIES, who will please 10 come in at
the Alley adjoining Mr, Robert pa;tn's
brick house on Royal.,trest
J As many of the respectable Ladies
and Gentlemen Of sieSaldria have
heretofore been subscribers and found
the greatest benefit 10 thelrheaIrh irCm
Cr, qnent bathing curjnetthe warm "ca-
thor. the subscriber does not .onlt tat
they viii; recommend to ever, indivdu-
al Of their acquaintance, he 2Ond effects
and comfort Of the WARM BATH
|, NAV be added without hattcr,, to
Strengthen the favorable op'nion ct the
effects of the Warm Baths, that they
were highly recommended ny OIL The
Physician, of Alexandria !; they them
selves becoming subscribers. MH y
Ladies ard Gentlemen we're rffcc'usi'y
cured OF tire nrest violent pains o! the
Rheumatism, weakness in the limbs,
sc: &c.
T. SHIELDS.
N. r. A Room will be spPropr'at-
ed for the purpose of shaving and dle.-
sing those who may require II.
Nav * go
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-22

SATURDAY, MAY|22, 1873.
Iohn Gardner Laid

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars inFhhds. tierces and
bois. -.
West India Rum in puneheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gun powder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and bo3ex,
Russia Hemp and lron'
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shectings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7>by 9, 9 by II, and 10 by ~
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy IN tlerces
& bills.
Few ar. c"sks old Sherry, LONDON Par
ocular Madeira and StreiSh,s Red
Wine,
Cordsee and Lines Of various .sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mons, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
in:barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk aud Piaistcr Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGH6 ofthe most approved
constructions and lone pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women of the town OF Aiexan-
dria, that OF application TO the subscr!-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
10 soia, and that liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
IEaac Robbins.
Hhc has far Sale,
Cotton suitable for making carpets,
spun b. tbs poor Of the town, and the
proceeds of pihich Will he applied to
.thcm relief "
december Is.
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TO RENT.

And Possession given Immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end,
Of King street. Aiso, convenient
Dwellipg-Houss with two acres OF
ground at the lower end of Wafer street.
Apply to
: Robert Patton, jr.
LapuaryrCG
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EiS MOUNT

f sra 2ftrs for sale at
/ " haga!, nosfh Of KMg
r q articles in lis Inc,
4. hi'es ard Forks, Ra-
us RyzOr Ssgops end
I,spcs'aon Tor Pa;en,
r. 'SS' Ret;culcs, La.
| ?t'sc'ss, silver ana
EsSz Boxes, Snuff DO
|~eS Glasses, Powder
II, ;, C,mE!lnJs, Bucks
L, 1 = Poke, Pts.
E q Gales, Umbrellas.
1, .a,vcc 90. s;Rele and
'eS, C;rb S."
,''pel 10 Lead rea2.
i, :. opera do Mac
t. e y, Cards, Ii.
'ai''ns pletcd and
! p'a,ed and csn-
< Hpanned, ind
/, @1rsaS e. aIcrooco
! "a assortment of
FS Mss.s
Es,,'Ss-- ''SciureCo
Eg - : Sener | assert.
h II S1',I !, Combs, of the
4 Of which he will sil
l. @ar Cash, ora short IT
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T 1864,
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART.
.And for Sale at his Book Store, a new
and imhroued edition Of

u
and imhroued edition Of
CLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions bow to roas, &
boil every thing necessary be sent up
to a table-Broiling, Frying, how to.
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry. Soups
and Brosi,s, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, Hashes, Erica
sees, Ragout,, making Cakes and Jcl-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Coniec-
tiopary.
ALSO
The following nezy Publications,
Rokeby, a new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald IaIc,--- by G. Phillips.
Traits Of Nature, b, Miss Barney
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
Sar,o Sebastiano, by the author Of the
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Poftraitufe Of Metb0dism, by J. Crow
tbes
Life of WhiteGeld, by ]. GiIlies
Poetical Vagaries. by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical. Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Davy, l. l. d.
Life of Percivsl-Erskine's Species *
Duane's Hand. Book, or the Neh Mi
Jitary Guide for the Infantry Of the
United States.
April IL
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= s,1 2ttrs for sale at
- haya!, North Of Kag
= 9 articles in lis Inc,
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100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars F>eWdfQ.
TNLOPFD from Fairfield, in the coun-
g.. tyofFretlerick and Commonwealth
~ Virginia, on or about the 9TH day OF
N,r>h last, a regro slave named AN
THONY the property Of the late WI
lam 3 Page deceased. Anthony Is q
b.ui feet 9 inches in height, OF sub
suhs.. n,ial form, light yellow complac-
ticn, and rather Of IN afem;nate voice.
He is about % years ofage, was brought
M house servant and mas been accus-
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is a slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-l'e reads
he nlavs the fddIe-and possesses a
GREAT mechanical turn--be Can do rough
carpenters work and make combs The
above reward will be given it Anthony
shculdbe unprecedented at the distance
Of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
10 the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But il 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. Swami,
Edmd.. I. Lee,
.Hdmrs. Of I'm. B. Page, decd
May
The Editors of the Federal Republic
can, N,,iora! Intelligence and GSzette
Of the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their ae-
counts to this office.
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LAWRAsON & FOWtE

LAWRASON & FOWLE
HAVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo Of Schooner Traveller
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Irvine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
80 cases. sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February /.
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March 90
Episcopal Convention.

A CONVENTION oft1re Protest
e. ant Episcopal Church IN the
Commonwealth Of Virginia will be held
in-the City of Richmond on the fourth
TUESDAY in May next, being the : tn
day of the said month. Zach Parish
will send two Deputies, OF whom the
Minister shall be one, and those faz
FISHES where .hcre is no Minister, IL is
required that two Laymen be chosen.
The Clerical Deputies arc requested
to Law before the Convention, fuli
statement of the Church within INC
care Of each respectively, 'greea'ie TO
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the said Church.
B. the Convention,
g. Eeneak, Secry.
April On 49,,
sI EDITORS, of Newspapers IN VIZ
ginls are requested TO give the ABOVE
few insertions
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r. SHIELDS.

N. r. A Room will be rpPropr'at-
ed for the purpose of shaving and dle.-
sing those who may require II.
Nav * go
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hoG:.a NuSru.n.
4 Z: p..on ut y.Stcrs,
rty eyceptedi from
2 H-dad on We'd
s TO 9 o'clock.
a,cm it a plea ure
F''a y.c"iag an ss,en-
PISS " Nature and Art,
hals&.
/ Ne Museum, is at al,
EA,,-, &lwn..nce for
} $ cents each visit
.c;Gis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-27
LAND tNit sALE


az ILL be offered to the highest Bidder, on Mon
w day the Sd day OF Mayne-t, it far, if not the
next tar day, 20u0 acres Of land, the south
SIDE OF Dan river about ten mites above Shipwiths
terry, on Roanoke. The proportion OF low grounds
attached to this land is about lis of the whole guam.
tity, and inferior to none Roanoke or either o.
its branches 1t is equally divided into two tracts
by small piece, which wedges into the river. I am
authorised by its to say, it may be purchased
at talr price. The upland is generally very good
and all well tmbered. On the upper tract is We
nv compeat grist mill which would manufacture a
crop OF several thousand Bushels OF wheat with con
venience to its should prefer selling it pri-
vateiy with the Negroes, stock, &c and imnl edate
possession given with the growing crop. The terms
OF sale will be four equal annual instruments.
On this land three dwelling houses, three era-
nares, and every other necessary house for the
aecomm oda,ion of family Sc the security of crop
should dispose of this property privately, the pub
lie will receive timely notice OF it through the En-.
quirer.
ROBERT NELSON.
Halifax, Feb 26th. oat1stN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-27

orr several articles thas extraordinary preparation,
we're making ter vigorous commencement: OF the
campaign: ,i'e van guard OF Lord Weumg,on's ar
my already IN motion great buste was ma
king in Msdrid, by which it appeared that the
French we're preparing 90 leave that city, and re-
treating towards Toledo, Join the army co,nman-
died by sput; that General preparing TO de-
part Ion France, leaving the command to Gen. Ca
IAN. Logger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-27

7ENHE COURT Of Huaiings Of tbis city, viii at
their Aiay Session, appoint aone Git and q,a,
he'd perspns 10 super'ntend sud act as the K.eper
Matrnn and school Master Of the Poor AID Work
House in this cityThe saiarirs heretoo-e allowed
we're a. foiiow--to the Keeper S5OO--'ro tie Ma.
tron = 20J-And the School Master 6 100 per an-
nun with license to take at reasonable cOmpen-
sab0n, few otter Scholars to be limited in num-
Der, by the Visitors for the time being None
need apply but those who can come well recoY1-
mended for vigilance, ndastry, asd general reeti-
s;:ae u: coi.,ii;,s..
10 GpEENuoW, Nator
April &c. If
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Roekby;dse County, virginia. April O. wim VI,
TEACHER WANTED.

- TEACHER WANTED.
4 MAN who understands Latin, Greek, and En-.
I q s'ish correctly, is wanted to teach ia Family,
in the country from ths time until goth Dec. next,
and /! agreeable would be continued four or Eve
years. wages would be liberal; it would be wei, t.
make imrae'iate application to MIR. John Wood ol
the Peter'hnrs Academy. Good recommendation
viii be required.
March IS ,ye-,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-27
LArgsr FROM FRINGE.

Afer our paper was l'ui 10 press, received
letter from Newport, dated Monday evening last
sla,ias the arrival there OF schooner Viper, eaptu
Niather. so days from f.oehelie.
Our correspondent writes =" captain Mather in
or,as, that Bonazrte had eit Paris sbont the las,
ct February tor Aus,i,, to meet tue emperor Fran
chs. That the eonscrpts for 1914 were rais,og snd
marching to the dserent depou-and that com
.sints loud and open, At Rochelle, against the
cou..uet III the emperur-'iroops we're daily arriv-
ing in fr,oce from Spain. Captain Mather saw Sc
veral re giuent. OF them at ROvhee-ile heard no.
thing OF the kssiaua haNing entered Berlin. Cs,p-
tNin NJ had board dispatches from the neple W
OF the late MIR. Barlow, to our government announc
ing Mr.. Barinw's death, aud that he had possession
OF all his papers but being chased the passasc
by AN English man of war and spprehensi,e Of being
captured, threw the dispatches overheard"
Captain NJ. sailed with the Ph;cton, webb, for
Baitimsye Left ship Erie, Robinson, OF n. York,
dischsrgmg schooner Independence, Low, for
New-York. the first Wind sshr Spark, Read, do
nes,ins, Newman, for Baltimore. sncertsin. At
l. Orient ship Zephyr, Olcot, and schooner Ducar-
nau, both for n. York. The Viper passea within Q
miles Of the British 50 ,adron The ni0rnng oil the
lith, of Point Judith.
90 Paris papers to 18th of February only received,
containing noihn: later than you haTedn Boston.
Go The Viper had narrow escape from the squa-
dron of Point Judith-s.e has 200 pipes srandy,
wine. silks, &c.
g" The privateer brig Sir John sherhroke cut 2
.lncps ont oil Holiness Hole las, night"
Schooner Freedonian, Grafton, from Charleston
for Providence, aud brig Actress OF Nantucket from
also chip Arsdne, from Lisbon for Phiadephia ;
the captains and crews Of the two former hays just
srrived in captured smack, & OF tLs crew os The
latter in loUg boat
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-27
by AU1,HORITY.
AN ACT,

AN ACI,
Making appropriations for tie support OF the navy
OF Tie u S, Ter the year one thousand eight hun
bred aud thirteen.
EEu eracte,i5y the Senate and House of Re
Personalities II tie United States Of fnseSicI is
Congress .4ssen,b.ed, That for deraying the ex-
penees OF the navy, during the ysar one thousand
eight hundred y thirteen, the following sums be {.
the same hereby are respectively appropriated, that
10 to say:
For the psy and subsistence of the officers and
pay Of The s-amen, one milton SIX hundred and six.
" eight thousand dollars, aud for pay due to the
officers and crews cf the public ships and other
sells in commission FOR the year thousand eight
hundred and twelve, three hundred and sixty Ave
Thousand collars.
For provisions, seven hundred and seyenty-fye
thousand dollars
For med ciues, instruments. hospital stores, & all
expences .count OF the sick. one hundred thou.
sand dollars.
For repair OF vessels, six hundred 8 forty thou
sand dollars,
For freight. store rent, aud all other contingent
sxpeuees, two hundred and FIFTY thousand dol.
lars
For expences of navy yards, comprising docks
AID other improvements, pay of superintenisnts,
store keepers, clerks and lab0rers, ninety thousand
dollars
For ordnauee, and for ordnance s military stores
one hundred thousand dollars.
Fer pay and subsistence of the marine corps, in
GLIDING provisions for those shore aud forage FOR
the stat. two hundred and forty thousand, three
huadrcd and ninety one dollars and seventy
cents >4-
For clothing for the same, seventy one, thou
Sand seven hundred and eighty eight dollars and ten
cents.
For military stores fer the same, twenty seven
thousand SIX hundred and eight dollars, seveniyfve
CO. Is.
Fer medicines, medical services, hospital stores,
aud all other expenses account Of the sick he
o"sing to the marine corps, twenty thousand dol
I rs
For quarter masters' end barrack masters stores,
officers travelling expenses, armorers' and carpep-
ters' bill. fuel, premiums for eniistng men, must
cal instrumests, bounty music. and other eontn
gent expen?es of the marine corps, forty six thou
sand dollars
Sec O. find Be IL fuythsr enacted, That the seve
raj sums specifically appropriated by this act sha!
be psd out OF any monies in the treasury not other
wise appropriated
H.CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representation.
VIM. III. Ora FORD,
President Of the Senate pro tenpo,e.
March 5, 1913.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON
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ChARLEsToN, April IL.
LATEST FOREIG.N M: US.

Cant. HossoM, of the ship Fan .i,neri-
can, so days from Lisbon, has favored us
with manuscript abatement of The situa
ton Of the English and French Armies in
Spain aud Portugal, &c. but, for want of
time, we are compelled to DC very limited
IN our extracts.
Captain ri. has DISPATCHES for Govern
men
SfTUGTTO.V OF THE SPANISH
i.fR5fIES.
Eirst 4rmv-Gen. LACY. $4,000 men ;
has complete command OF the Province
OF Cataionia-head quarters within s mile.
Of Tarragona. on which place an attack AZ
expected.
Second drmy-G eneral ELIo, about
$4,000 men--head quarters at Alioant; &C
cupies the lines of the province OF Murcia,
and division OF the same is extended Us
far as La Mancha.
Third .Irmy--General C'DoE NELL,
head. quarters at Cordova--this occupies
the Provinces of Andalusia. part of Murcia
and Estramadura calculated TO amount to
IS 900 men this Army has. besides, body
of reserve in Seville, under Gen. CRUZ, of
about 10000 men more.
Fourth -dimv--General CAsTASos :
head quarters at Astorga-is composed OF
about go 900 men, occupies the Northern
Provinces of Spain--to which is to be added,
another body OF reserve, Under General
SANTocfLBEs in Valladoid, to the amoInt
of $4,000 men. There are also several
large divisions of G-erriiiGs, which are
spread all over The Peninsula. The British
army, under LORD WELLiNGroN. at Free
surda, about Sc .oo0 mcn--.that under Gene
raj BEREsFoRo, of as many more, half
Portuguese, are in the neiehborhood of Ba-
dajoz-and there are eypeditionary Corps
in Alicant, OF about 8 900 men.
SITUdTIOW or THE FRENCH .dR-
G7IES IN SPIN.
First .frmy-Gen. MATHEW, Gov. of
Barcelona about 10000 troops, garrisoning
said place, Tarrag ona, Corona, Lirda,
and keeping their communication with
France.
Southern Armv --Marshal SucHBr /;
head quarters at Valencia, extends as far
IS Aicant anG Cueoca about 10000 men.
.frmy ofthe Centrc-Marshal SouLT
head quarters at Madrid, with King 10
SEPH: about 30 900 men-occupies the
Prcvince of CASTLE and northern part of
Estremadura.
.4rmy ofthe North under General CAT
FARRELL. at Burgos and Pamplona, and
keeping open the communication with
France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-27

EeR0POSALs by Benjaaein Tame, q .Ia1iles
4 Webster, for publishing by subscription, n
PRINT, representing the engagement between
the American Frigate United States, Commodore
Decatur, and the British Frgate Macedonian, Cap
tain Carden--Fron an original Picture by Mr.. Tho
mas Birch, Fellow OF the Society of Artists of the
United States, and Pennsyvani Acsdemician-frorn
details OF Che action given by Commodore Decatur.
CONDITIONS.
The proposed print shall be engraved in the best
sye,by b. Tanner, Fellow Of the Society Of Artists
Of the United States
The Plate shall be twenty-eight by twenty-five in
ehes.
i,iee 10 s,.,s. ;.s5 ~ = .=~::: o!.-.. &c! &c
cents, psin. and ten dollars eoloured.
The additional price for framing and glazing, in
handsome style, will he fourteen dollars.
TO non-subscribers the price Will be eight dollars
fGt' cents, plain, and eleven dollars colourel.
The publishers respectfully assure the public. that
they will spare expense to make the work worthy
of Their attention. Most probably the print viii be
really for delivery early in The ensuing spring.
, The above engraving viii he q companion TO the
print of the engagement between the Constitution
aud tuerriere, now publishing By James Webster
II Che cOpy.rigIt secured.
February | 2. 1aw9m
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T1UentY fUe Dollars
Notice.


EN pursuance OF the acts of the last session of the
General Assembly entitled " An act impoaing
taxes for the support Of Government" and An
act to amend the several acts of Assembly, prescrI
bnE the mode Of sscertaining the taxable property
within the commonwealth and Of collecting the pub
lie revenue" Stamps will be prepared by the Z0tb
Of this month and kept at the Office OF the subscr
Der over tie counting room Of Mr.. John Wood on
the main street oi hIchmonu, agreeaDe TO the ioi-
lowing table
For each note or bill msde payable or negotiable or
which may be paid negotiated, at cither OF
the public banks Of Virginia, at the branches
thereof Except checks or bills drawn upon aud
payable by such bshks) at or within 90 days frou
the date 0G such noieior bill
If above $50, aud not exceeding 500 cts
above 100, and not exceeding SOD 10
above 500, and not exceeding 1000 20
nd for every St0OD above Que thousand, % cts
additional.
For each note or bill made payable or negotiable
which may be paid or negotiated as aforesaid, not
within or at 60 days from itsdate.
Il above 800, and not exceeding 800 10 cts.
above 100, snI not exceeding SOD Is
above 500. ADD MOI exceeding 1000 so
above 100, and not exceeding 700 -.
above 2OOO, and NOT exceeding 5000 100
above 5000 and moi exceeding 1900 125
above 41l0 nod not EXCEEDING 1000 $50
Aud for every $1,000 above Eve thousand, - cts.
additional
Paner or Blank notes sent IN be stamped must
be sceo, p,nicd by Memo: Of ue number required
Of the sevtts stamps.
X. y. P,per and blank notes ready stamped viii
be constantly kept IN che Office.
III. G. HOWARD,
.Ssnsp..,iIsi~
,Ssrilf6 aH-H
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Lands FIR Sale.
Halifax, Feb 26th.

IN obedience decree of the superior court Of
a Ch'ncery for the Riehmond district, pronounced
on the 9Th day OF June 1912, in suit between John
L. Harris and company plaintiff, and the admins
traitors and heirs Of Robert III. Woodson decd, 4
lexander Fowler, James Tucker, and VIM. VIII
bourne defendants. We the undersigned commission
ers by said decree appointed for that purpose will
proceed at Goochsnd Court House on the 17t, day
OF Ma, next, being Goochisnd Court day to sell to
the highest bidder for ready money, subject to the
dover ot Maria V. Woodson, widsw OF said Robert
a Woodson, deed one tract OF land lying Oh little
creek in Gooehlsnd County, said 10 contain FIVE
huutreA and seventy ,hree acres, wiereou the said
robert n. Wo"dsoR died. and one other tract
wing on James RIVER in SAID county, said to con-
tain fifty acres, so much thereof will b. ne
cessAry TO pay To the said John L. Harris 4 co. the
sum of three hundred and ninety poaods four
teen shhngs and pence with nteres' he rate
~ six per centum per anUum on three hundred and
ffv fiVe pounds three shiIlings and penny part
thereof from the 18th day Of June $40 till paid
me hundred aud dollars and ninety FIVE
cents costs OF Suit, and the costs attending said
sate
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April is.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
NJ Hi be given for the apprehension and de.ire-
w ~ Of sirl named
PATEY.

But WHO sometimes called herself Martha Bray and,
Patty L'ghtfoot 80
She eloped from the Subscriber the last ne
March, dressed in purple stnif hzh;t-sbe is ~
wears old. OF good size and ure--tawnv cnlonr
ialss and walks qnoS, wsi!e speaking Looks doyn,
and +ittr she rs done, continues move her iDs "a
II talking to l,erselfA the time OF 81 eakina she
IS hnEe''ng The sides of her dress which gives her
an aiscted Apprenticeship walks quick and very
much upon her heels, aud Stops in her shoulders
while walking Her hair is thin, winch she VIE
p'ate,i on her forehead and tenn Ies-iIcr face was
good deal pimpled, and more convex (parricuIar-
her hose than usual with n-sroes She is sl,r.w,
and intelligent. bought her ia Feh,u,ry of
Mr. Rtchsri Coke of Williamsburg She ran -
way from hun the last year and ~ May was adver-
tised IN the Enquirer She was taken up in Co,um-
months rs free.
val give ten dollars for her If taken IN this city
or its vicinity. and twenty if taken fifty miles from,
town, & all reasonable expences paid.
April 16. n