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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
SINE UI


The old Supreme Court of New Hsmp-
shire, with the exception OF )aige Liver
more, who appears To stand in q neutral 20.
sition) adjourned their session at Exeter,
SINE de. At Amherst, the same Court az in
appeared but finding no Sheriff or Cheats,
hey adjourned TO meet, in common p..rsse,
ntsre.
Captain Gordon of the U S. Navy, has
tken command Of he isigate Constella-
ton now IN Norfolk harbor.
Thursday the lIlh day of November next
IS appointed by the Governor and Council
Of New Hampshire.'lo be observed as
day of public Thanksgiving throughout tina,
State.
BrNgs and DUANE quarrel like cats and
dogs. Col. BIsss thus Re pels Col. DUANE's
accusations -
4" Thu | am by birth sn lrishmsn from
conviction aye, conVict,on a democratic c
publican; by choice, under the Constitution
and Laws. q Citizen If the United States |;
and thst for my principles | have suffered
much persecution, Tor pgolecuionl Is all
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
DEL

In Turner, on the 10 of Aug last, Docl,
Joseph Blake, aged %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

A letter from the Editors of the New.
port Mercury, to the Editor Of the Cenlinei,
under date uf Monday evening last, says--
The French privateer Cleopatra attempted
Yesterday to GO to ser. but was stopped b.
Capt Helemsn. commanding 1T Fort VOL
con--A repre- sentation was made to the
District Attorney, who refused to interfere /,
although the fact was notorious. 'hat she
hsd shipped American sesmen, stating TO
them that she was going to N. Or,eans, as
letter of msrque aud had gene al comm's
sion tocruise sgalns, lie enemies Of France,
among whom ace several powers IN am'ts
with this country, and therefore in direct
violation ofthe law Of 1894. The cap, Oh
the priva,eer has said, mat lac was deter
mined to go 20 sea bu. lie will be PIE.
vented, until the result Of complaint made
10 the District Judge, is known
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
@ort(a),S:
Monday, October Is, 1918.


BY an arrival st New York from En-
gland. London dates to Aug II, have been
received.
The facts, that the Congress at Prague is
at an end +; that Austria has declared in ia.
vor of the Allies that the Armls,ice has
terminated. and hostilities recommended.
will be no longer doubted.
Ga the 10h of Aug. tie days notice of
the renewal ofhoslillies was given, and the
determination of Austria msde known On
the 18th The whole Austrian army in Bohe
mia consisting of $50 900 men, was put in
motlon.and established its II Q :, Prague
Tie Crown Prince, with An army of $50,
600 men, was drawing naar the Elbe.
5000 Blush troops reached Slrslsund on he
oh. md 1900 more remained at Wingo
sound.
The strength of the combatan,s is not
fully known--bu, the force of the Allies is
computed a, half million men. The
french papers represent Bonaps,e to have
about an equal number.
Every authentic account from England
shews, that there WAS not particle oftrul h
IN the report, that Lord Walpole, or any
one else, had been sent tn confer with our
Enpoys IN Petersburg under the Russian
Mediation. On the contrary, every well
Informed statement affirmed, that G.. Britain
would not treat under iha, mediation; and
that there did not exist the least prospect
of accommodation. II was the hope of some
Americans there, that some informal com.
municalion would be held with cur ENJOYS
be fore they lett Russia, out oI which a truce
or an accommodation would issue But,
much as we wish such an event, we pro
nounce the hope illusory Our ENJOYS were
appointed for no other purpose than to nego-
tate under the mediation of Russia : any o
ther negotiation Of Peace would be Illegal :
And Great Britain. IT she does appoint En-.
voys, must 90 il 10 negotiate under that
medialion Gent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

Commodore BARCLAY, who COM
a.nde d the British Squadron on Lake
Erie. lost his only remaining hand by a
sannon shot: he lost the other in the
b9ule of Trafalgar. Before he surren
Se,ed, i, was clear he was short Of hands
-Tbe Patriotic Fund will not find 1t
necessary to present him a Sword.
However he has a mnnihcent Sove.
reipn who helps those who are disabled
from helt.ing hentstlpes.-Salem Gaz
We are informed tina. the English
nrisoners, lately taken from the prison
ohio in this town, are confined III the
lower cells in the stone gaol al Ipswich,
Ave in cell feet by 10 in dimension.
We will not say this is balbarous, as
we are hot thoroughly acquainted with
the grounds and merits oil ills system
Of warfare but we do hope, for the
s,ke of humanity, it may not be nee
s,s,ry long to perseyere in it. II nat
urslly reminds one Of the fatal black
hole at Calcutta.
The Var PRESSES on The toor. Every
pound of sugar, tea, or ccGee-eyery
yard Of cloth or other articles OF foreign
goods the poor man has to buy, he
now pays neatly double prices Tor, IN
consequence OF the war. The poo men
have 10 fight the battles--their limbs
and lives are destroyed by the war,
while those who are urging them on,
stay at home, and get rich by the con
tracts and jobs Of war
In the reign of Henry the 9th, no
BE lord complained to the king, that
IIolbeln, the painter, had given him an
insult 4" Let Helbein alone, said the
King, for can q, any time make
seven ploughman into seven lords ; but
cannot make one painter out of seven
lords.
TRIUD1PHS or FEDERALISM
In the patriotic STATE Of Deta7oare the
federal ticket has obtained complete
triumph. The war-hawk Governor Of
the State, GEoRGE IRulrr, Esq has
leave to stay at home, and his success
OF, DANIEL RODNEY, Esq is e.
lected by an overwhelming majority.
In Kent county, where at The last Gov.
ernor choice democracy had majority,
the federal majority exceeds 600.
MARYLAND. AL we need pub
lsh Oh the subject of the election in
Maryland is ne following sentence OF
the yilest vehicle of French democra-
cy in Baltimore -" The election has
terminated in favor OF the Federal, alias
Peace alias British party in this
State. "-1hree groanS.
There are other exhiiraling particu-
lars on this subject, which we have net
room for. Yet there are sappy dupes
who belieye---because they are SO told
by men who are in pay 10 deceive them
that ,hi. war is becoming popular !.
From Penniylvsnia paper.
Twill vote for no man who is in ia
yof of a continuance OF the prefent
war, and thele are my reafonS :-Ift.
Would rather itay at home to mind
my own bufiness, than to be dragged
away to fight the enemy for renega-
do Englifhmen.
I'D. would rather not pay taxes
Il | can avoid -it-and hu the lare
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

In The reign of Henry the 9Th, no
BE lord Complained to the king, that
Holbein, the painter, had given him an
insult Let Helbein alone, said the
King, for | can at any time make
seven ploughman into seven lords but
| cannot make one painter out of seven
lords.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Salisbury for Sale.

THIS valuable FARM, the ries,
gdence Of Charies L. 10 pe, Esq. is here
by offered for Sale. 1t contains sboa'
1900 acres Of Land, well wooded ant
watered 100 acres OF good Timoth,
Meadow, and the fields not in cultiya
.tion are well taken with Red Glover
The Buildings on the Farm. the
Dwelling House, as well as the othei
Buildings, are such as would accom-
modate large and genteel family.
This Farm, situated on the Il
Turnpise road, leading from AseAai
dria to Winchester, about miles =.
bove Centrcvillc, and equi-distsnt FROM
Alexandria, Georgetown, and the City
of Washington ABOUT % miles, is Sc
generally known, as not TO need ,
more particular description.
, For terms and further particulars
apply to CHARES /. LOVE, by les'
ter, directed toCeptreyiile, to
Ricnd. M. Scott,
~. AIcxand
November g. 2'n.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
FOR y re.
I WILL sell all, or parts, of that ex-
cel,ent Seat,
RO ) + HILL.

Near Alexandria, Or the, Colchester
Road, whtre the Hhn,ing Greek Turn.
pike nlersects with SAID Road, contain.
ny about SIS or more acres, large
parGe. ct ya!uoble Meadow Land, With
0xtcnsise Ouches, absut 8 acres OF
which were sown last fall, aud are well
token with TlmnthP aud Clover. part OF
WHICH is new Lard. A good proper:
;ion es the other Land has also been
lately Covered. / havr suificien, proof
that II is adapted 70 Fja'ster, and is ca
SHY benefited by slight manurtne--a
considerable part is Wood Land. !
know the soil ct this I'~cm to be good.
Il has great deal oil Fencing, is well
wt,ercd, the Spring is, excellent. the
Dwelling. House is very suong franz
ed two story flashed Building, with
iour RooHs and Passage on each floor,
two in the Garrett, three IN the Cellar,
is we'll uuderpinned with brick, has
two brick chimneys and z fire places
There is very good Ki;chen & l.aun
dry with tw brick chlmneys, several
other good ueeSa, Houses, and large
excellent Garden. TIE proximity OF
this place to Market is great conve-
nicnce, its very remarkable healthfu-
ness and beauty, and fine distant
prospec, Of Potomac River, charm all
wi,o reside at it.
For part in hand, I will give lengthy
credit for the balance with interest. and
it not previously disposed of, shall sell
parts, or the whole, 70 the highest bid
der on the I5th day of next month, ODE
cember) if fair. if not the next fair day.
wheutbe terms will be more fully known.
At witch time, if should sell all the
lard, shall also sell flor casb) a Wag.
gon and Team, Cattle, Corn, Fodder,
Hay, perhaps Pork, Ard number OF o.
Their articles. On certain ter1s would
lease this seat, for a Is,nber of years,
hire some hands, and sell the chief o.
the W God. shall sell q large number
Of wood lots, and other articles tor CASH
il should not sell the land, on the day
Of sale.
Fl. TOLER.
! November Is. tnT dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Land for SALE.
L wish to sell the Farm on which Inow
. s.o;d> CALLED ~ n

/ .vish to sell the Farm on which 4 non
reside called
GREEN LEVEL:
THIs FARM is situated on Cedar
Run. in the County of Prince
William, Virginia -it contains
SIX Hundred Acyes,
A great proportion of which is Cedar
Run bottom. inferior to very few tracts
in this state for fertility. About SO A.
c,es of bottom is well adapted, as ex-
per.ence has proved, for the production
of Timothy. Wheat, Rye, or Corn,
are produced in great abundance on the
i,igker parts of the Fafm-there is a
very sufficient portion oi wood land to
support the Farm in good rail * board
timber. and fire wood. The surround.
ING neighhorhood is inferior to none
N pcint OF genteel society. In short
the situation Of this Farm is such, that
in point Of society, saiubrity o. air,
purity and plenty OF water it Cannot be
excelled. In addition to which IFS near
vicinity to good markets, must render
It des reside acquisition for the iSdu.-
trious -gr,curalist.-Its distance, Is
miles from Dumfrics, 3S from Aiexan.
aria, Is from Frederick sburg and Fall
mouth, ana ~ from the City ofWash.
:ng.on On the Earn, there is ,ar,e
dwelling HOUSE. ihur rooms, and
passage on the first story, with the
same on the second, ard cellar under
rhe who.e-kitchcn, & other out houses
--Auy farther description is deemed
useless, as it is presumed the persont
wishing 10 purchase will view the pre-,
misses, which viii he shown, and the
terms of sale made known BY
Edward d. Fltzhugh.
October 90 6w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
n Radcliffe,
SheEg H;yax..
New. S.

~ Superfile Yellow Bark,
!. DIR. S.shPclb BIS improved POW.
DER Of the 3 AK, having oeen used
and highly apprded by many physi-
clans of distinguished character in dlffe-
rent parts of II United States; the
oroprietoris not ENCOURAGED to offer
il to the racyLriin general, underline
Deysuasioa, that b practitioner of taste,
ia the choice oAhis means, can fail to
pe grat;fisd in III US. OF this elegant
pre- paration,-Ir| strength. fheness and
certainty of Cpd ation, it greatly sur.
passes the bark II common use.
also,
The ESSEFTIAL SALT or
BARK. prepare By tine same.
rhe above articles are put up in
parcels OF diHereh BIT sizes, to accomMo.
d tie the asusl WI nts of not only phy-
sicians, but Of rttail druggists. coun.
try merchants aHd private iaInilies.--
Sold by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller and 10 ether terson in
ierandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Hqcy Brooke.
November s. 4
EDEATTON.
.AdnmHfTafrtI
lrw IN

The su5seriberIEavius resigntd his Of.
flee as trinch Of H,gria Aeademy,
intends ohenfg frioate Permanent,
5 SCHOOL,
At a convSHent house in Town, on
the hrst OF Jak hary ensuing. for the re-
ception OF yofs Gentlemen in all the
branches OF sEnce.-He engages to ad-
NIT but IN bed number. and 10 attend
them caretuh himself the usual num-
Der OF hours fly.-Being provided with
the best MaM Globes; and an>extensive
Historical lrary-the Students having
tree access ysll, will be in possession OF
as many ad h,aees for ;mproyeuent az
at any publ Seminary. The price Of
tuition ln4 ding the above privileges
OF good fbrary, &c. will be Twenty
Dollars pei Misunderstanding taken that
large and q hmodious Building. late the
boarding use Of the Academy.-Tbe,
Subscrlbef Intends furthertots Board.
'ers into az I'wn Family, by which means
ne Will betesbled to pay the utmost at.
tention 10th habits end orderly deport-
ment OF teesludents, and to the incul.
cation OF p pure principles Of morality
and sour cienee. The price Of board
Will be enty-fye Dollars per anrum.
/ I. ]. Harrison.
Hay M xef, Prince. William }
CITY. "a. November 81. lawsw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
SALE,

s3f (. AN0, lying in the
Fairfax, six miles from
M adjoining the estate
ipson M.ssn, containing
sc e soil is good, and very
cs,nprovement by the
6 der system. The prox-
property to market, and
which its produce may
Haating-Crees by which
lea bang nsvigshle almost to
would render it extremely
% a o. son disposed to pay
Sttentioo to its cultivation:
10 James II. Hooe, Esq or to
kncis Adams. Jun.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Novembera.
Houses to Let.

IOFFER 10 rent for one year, for
a term of years, Several Houses sita
atcd at this place. viz
One a Two Story Brict
HOUSE, with a kitchen, cellar, stabi'
enclosed Lot OF half an Acre, !
present occupied as Tavern -
0ne other two Story Brick
A0USk, lit,ed up ter store hon'r
with q ceu atine room, kitchen, neliat,
SC. and woaId accommodate amaii
family besides a sore -
One other House at present
used asa warehouse, to which vii, be
added an enciosed Lot Of half an Acre,
And one other House with
Kitshen and an enC'osed Lot. Tns
9 last Houses would suit Mechanics,
who are much wanted here. | have al
SO sundry unimproved Lots, which J
would let on ground rent forever -
This place $50 we'll known as to ren
der it unnecessary TO describe 1t sas
further, as shere are few situation,
more ,nbiic, nor mons more healthy in
the United States. Application to &c
madeto
ID D,to1,Ha
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
FOR SALE.
And possession given or the first d;

And possession given or the FIRST Ga,
OF January next.
4 Ver, valuable TRACT OF LANE,
Y con,sining $50 acres, lying on the.
River Potomac, sbaut two miles ABOVE
me Little Falls, in The county OF Fair
fax and state Of Virginia. Also, aao,
tneI> Tract, called Strawberry Vile, s.
bout three miles from the abovs.men-
toned. containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Rosh Tracts have SUI.
ieien,cy Of excellent Wood and Tim
Der, are we'll watercd and healthy, pc
culiar3y adapted to Grass, th. soil ma
turall Y good, on which from recent ex-
perrin ents PLASTER OF Paris acts in the
most powerful! manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms Of two to
three hundred acres each The first
Tract is distant from Georgetown FIVE,
the last nine, and both from Aiexan.
dtia thitteen miles. Ii the above tracts
',s sold, personal property attached 10
them to tie amount OF eight or ten
thousand dollars Will be for sale, with
which the purchasers OF tire land may
be accom- modified
Also ,cr Sale, valuable Tract OF
Land. about I3 miles from Georgetown,
containing about 100 scres, near the
mouth of Diflicuit Run. below the Grea,
Falls Of Potomac, en- which is Nail
seat, surpassed by few IN Virginia,
from which Flour may be water borne
to market at the small rate Of one quar-
FER o. dollar per barrel.
The ABOVE Tracts will be shewn, and
the terms of sale made Known on APP
n!ication to the subscriber at Strawber-
~ Vale
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Richard Bland Lee.
May 81 lawtf
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about so acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road. adjoining the farms
of Mr.. HAYWOOD Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which is
meadow land and the remainder we'll DE-
dsp,ed to clover and the production ct
vegetables, aboundlng in excellent
springs. from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres of
Land all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandra, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany ard the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also a lot Of Land containing eleven
acres contiguous to the town of Alex
andria, adjoining the lands Of Beal How
ard and Peter Shcron.
Oh. Simms.
August IL. 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
This is 10 give Notice,

That the Subscribers CT Atex,5naris
CoGncy in the D,atrN;t of Couu' ola,
nave OBTAINED from ias ORPHANS tour'
of SAID county, letters e admin stai orl
on ths personal estate OF Josehh r..
!Nandrui.ie, Iate of the county aforesaid,
deceased. ali persona having cams :
sa,nst the said tlecsdent are hereby
warned to cxhini, the SINE with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, 10 the
subscrihe,s on or betor the tenth day
of Mar next, or they may by law BE
excluded from all bepe6t to said estate /;
and those indebted thereto ere required
10 make immediate pafmeat.
Given Under our hands this 10th day
of November 1873
kober Vaudeville,
lam S Vaudeville.
.fdnmis rafors Of. Jos. II. N1ondeOille
Now II. erSw.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
NttTIGE.

ADMINIS1 RaTI0N of the E..
state Of Waiter y. BIooke, late cl
Fairfax county, having teen commit
I'D to the subso1ber b. the courtg
that county All persons having
Claims against tBs Rststs ne requird
TO present them ibr settlement, on 81
refore the 9th y of May next!--
and all pcrsonH indebted to the T.
state are requesfN to make immediate
payment. 81 .t
If1cv prooke
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
FRENCH SCHOOL
MRS. DEVAIENCEN.

WKS. UEV ale NJ EN-,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the La
IL dies of Alexandria, she proposes
70 teach the FRENCH LANGUAGES, 10 a
Few Young LadIes.-Haring resided
several years on the Continent OF Eu-
rope AatteIs herself she is competent
to the undertaking, and to irstruce hel
Pupils in the true pronunciation OF
that Language, Her school is row
open for the reception of Pupils
Terms made known on application
Washington, Street, Nct s---'s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
PUBLIC, SALE.

On Wednesday the sth of December
next, at the late dwelling House of
Thomas Blaek6urr, decd.
4 large quantity of Corn.
Fodder, Shncks, Hay, and large st ,ck
Of Horses, including some yalGable
Brood Mares, Cattle, Hogs, Household
nd Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
sis, &c. Bond with approved security
Will be required, to bear interest from
sae date, il nat punctullly paid,
All persons having claims
galnst the estate OF 1! hos. Blackburn,
re desired 70 bring .he,n 10 TO Doctor
cake OF t,entreyi;ie, legaIly authent,.
.ated, for adjustment, and all persons
indebted are desired TO call and make
lay ment to him.
VIM. Z. Sinclair,
.Aseat .fjr
Elizabeth Blackburn,
Admsnastpat,ax.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
r. Radcliffe.
Fairfax CT. House, Nov ept
ORPHANS COURT,

.lerandria County, .Nov. Term, 1918
ORDERED, rhs!he administrators
Of Josrhh Fl. Mssdeu'le, deceased, do
insert The following advertisement three
tines week Cor eight weeks in the
Alexandr:s newspapers
A Copy-fess,
A. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
pIJHIE NOTICE.

k 40 Computed 10 az Cou'-
w ty Jail il the 18th DAY OF Au'
gust 1913, a }ulatto man, VINO was
committed as alunaway, cans himsoit
Holm Simpson, and says he is free
norn he is ab,It S feet 9 inches high,
his cioathing, c roundabout Jacket,
striped with 81, ard white, three pair
o. breeche. o. OF ,lucking, and two
Of blue, two saIIs 5, one Oh check linnen
the other nj I'M "a cotton, one swans
down waistcoad |one p'lr o. eia shoes,
and black fur |at, and bays he came
from Providence R. /. Gilbert County
sna that he wa taken bysthe British
and carried ia,d| Norfolk. The owner,
if any, is reqaej led to prove his pro-
perty, pay chaIks and take him away,
or he will be dia bsed of asthe law de
reefs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
LOTS IND LANDS.

.DUILDINa Lots in every s..aoo
Id this City, Id about eighteen bum
dred acres Of Z nd on the eastern ufanen'
of the Potsna Immediately opposite
the City, ar. oHEredfor ssle, ior Cash, or
on credit with .(earity.-Aiso' Lands IN
the states Of New York, pennsylvania
Maryland, Virt mia, North anu south
Carolina, Gsors ia and Kentneky: Ap-
ply to the sud- criber, At ! o ,n.,
Hotel Washing ton, if before io'h June
next, and afters rds at his res'uehce IN
Allentown, LeGk ID county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office il Phiiadelphla.
Jades Greenleaf.
CITY Of Washil ron. Nav %. Stawu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
! TO. oWdnn,
E.dm 4. /. Lee,
.Aamrs. of HIN. 3. Page, decd

Nay 8
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpnb.
iican, National !nteIiisencer and Ga-
zc,te o. The United States, will pubiisi,
the above in their papers, and send
thei~ accounts TO ~. cfi, e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Nov. IS.
100 Dollars Reward

100 Dollars Reward
FLOPED from Fairfield, in tia
ounty OF Frederick and Common-
reslth of Virginia. op or about the -,
ay OF March last, negro slave nam
i ANTHONY the property of tho
tie William d. Page, deceased. Ar
hony is about Test inches in
eight, of substsntial form, light
eslow complexion, and rather Of an
acmina,e voice !'e is about 90 years
4 age, was brought up house SER
ant and has been acoustic ned TO that
curse os employment al his lie. sc
S i ,,aS. OF ssest capacity and cons
!eraoie ingcNuity--he reasis-he olsY 5
the, idilc--and Possesses great NE.
chaniCsl tufn--he can do rough car
p.nters' work and make combs Tue
tooye reward will bs given il Anthony
houId DC unprecedented at the distance
Of 100 miles from F.irfe!d, * brour',
the subscribers living in 4A,exandr,a.
Suy If app, e.hended At the distance Of
iess than zoe miles, Fifty Dollars viii
he given if be 's secured in goal, and
notice given t. The .uhscrib~rs.
Iho. Swami,
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