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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
THE GOVERNOR.

We give room 20 the following. that the censurer.
OF Tic Governor rlay st come before the hubble
ard be and mis- friends have an oppofHniii q. msei
ING their allegations. We a-e the last 20 End c,ut
with that nice snss of honor IN our officers OF the
lIhe, which resents real indgnty X pants 10 serye
tner onudtry Boz we who bave seen the Chief Ma
sislraie of tbs Commonwealth, in times WHICH trv
mems souls, prompt 5saou3 to serve the State and
painting tor her glory. must require host Of sr-
guinebts TO convince US hgt he has been I'M tie re-
motest degree suiiy OF the charges brought against
h'm-such n,ao must feel for the honor of the mi
Lt's, and would seOrn any measure which would i'm
fringe the privileges Of lis ofhecrs
He may hsVe erred the best Of u, are liable N
misUke, but II would take volumes Of argument to
satisfy us lie has NOT acted he thought for The bes:
For The care which he has taken Of the interests
ct tie state, or the share which he has had in rid
ding her Of her revengef,l enemy, of Carrying her
with horor through tie fiery storm which hiss "a.
sailed her, we owe him appreciation and our
thanks.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
Sur Of Tc:ory in me South!
THIRD VICTORY OYER THE
(sD L

We received by yestcrdav's Mail, the fol-
lo"ing accohnt of a Third Vietory over the
Creeks-a brilliant. and to us a 6ioodiess
victory-Behold the fruits-65 killed, and
90 taken prisonersLwhile we have not lost
man, nor a SINGLE one 1conndtd!
~ 10 thas that the Savage Allies of the
fTit'sn are sinking in all Gnerers-They
now sue for ,nercv-,hey are already l,a,n.
ing from their white allies the benefits tf
employing the whi'e fag,. We spare Them,
thouSn at TT. Mimms they spared neither
women ncr children.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

To Ills Ex:citeacg J.7.Nf2 B.7RRO our, E,,
Cove"Hor ~ Me Commonwealth of Pirginia In
his Capacity Of Con1Tldrde, in Chief THE RE-
nlonsHagce Of The officers offhe o4ih Regi,nent
81 the DhEtir of Vir2iair. hV7nbiy Shez1e.h
That in a Republic boitoned upon eonal risL,q.
where tie supreme rule 10 in the laws instead Of In,
VIII of despot they bes9ed their rights we're sur
hcienuy secured, aud e1pss.sl When their countr,
was invaded w cruel and impiseaJls enemy that
by tar routine of duty,thsy wGald hove be call,
to share IN the dangers and glory incident to such
state Of things But under tn General Order of
the 23d Of August last, they nd their hopes blasted
and led 20 believe that neither in tbs constitution
nor laws their rights are 20 ind guarantee. They
we're mortified 20 iHh that ~ requsition from Sc.
yenteen Regiments, not ore Major nor Captain was
thou'ht worthy 10 take tho ieid--auh even the
Genefa Oieers so foe neglected, - not 10 pay tssm
/ e compliment Of executing the order through
diem. In the selection q ConaciI too. one 10 taken
ION the eonriy Of West nn~eiand rot brcngins
30 any brigade or even dyi;0n from which the 10 e.
are detailed. and one, whc from Tie putFc prip;s
spsears 10 ave already served his our of duty in Ma
nnpsr pisse--al' which yorr re,nons'rsn,s behave
C ,e contrary e. conmnu u5age. smd exiting lsgs
~ r'asot, IS ~ IN for this extraordinary and IN
prgr d5ntsd or"sr, other th10 cnformiuz js militia
70 regulations 10 tic arr'icz cg &c =. S.a;ts Ts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

DIED, on Wednesday morning last, Mrs Eliza
bsth Hoitz, wife oe Mr.. p. io!,z of this Civ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

60 PAc1rIe0s--on o4r az, ana second eaee..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
n Blank of,rooo DoIlart.

II Blank efiooo Dollars,
WILL be drawn on Friday next, the 9th
days drawing 10 the Plymouth Beach
Lottery, I'd clsf,.
Warranted Undrawn
Tickets, Quar- er. and Eight. for iale at
>. Patten 5 Bookltore.
Prize in tbs Wb4;
One OF 5 900 %. Chef fize-4 Of 1000
Tot 5n-5 of iOo--6J of 5, with great
variety OF imali pr ses
N 3. Ihoie who ase in the habi, Of cur
ehalng Blanks viii! d. wei TO ca. mneai-
aey
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TAKEN oy Virtue of an E,ecu ION, and win
De ioid at pooiie Vendue. to the hieheft
h'ddsr' On Aionday TIE ,hirtie'h day IF Aueuil
next al ten OF the clock in the forenoon; AZ ne
houie OF Themas Chsfe. Inhoider IN Nor,h-
iafmc uth-ali the sigh, in Equity which
Joisph lore. has ia and 10 the fol,a wing def.
cr'oed pfemiies, htua'ed in North, Yarnou, n
aioseiaid-viz 10 and TO Lot numbered nine '.
oSe, next to Falmouth, Containing one kuod red
acres, and being he farm formerly owned
oy fhlnehA. Whitney and wa morigsget 70
beza Blanchard, April IS Is 2 for he FUN
OF Two hundred do lar,
ThOMas JOHNSON DEPT. SBs. fl.
NeugLsssPe. JDiy 2s,6. SIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
N6bg0 Muir Uanfed.

ne s,ho5' Committee If re fown of
PORTLAND Win % gage a e To- of
Rood ch.r'ets', AZ Initructr one Ut he
fuo lek Schools whor VEL qls fee o leach
the Engish Language Vt, =. stick & he arr
OF wang IN the beit NAME. The oh oil
viii mill OF ON o. 10 ST. ieh, lars-i Will
ce nee III the Mate IN i be well verled
in the buauei iehooi xeeppg
Thofe who are ceG'ou. OF he emp o, meut
aud p hel he asnve quaihc. sons car make
application 60 he lubicriber or ei her of me
school Committee. within ten day from he
date hereof ISAAC ADAMS
P~tissd A.gye 2, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

Accounts from Sackett's Harbour
state that the fIigate General. Pike of
80 guns is ready for service, AID that
The U. ) naval force on the Lakes is c
quail to that OF the British should il
engage, the well known skill, courage,
and eaterp'ize of Com. Cha,mcey and
Sir James Yeo, and the men under their
respective commands, warrant the be.
lief that the contest will be a severe one,
and thu. victory will not be obtained, by
either party, without much hard fight
ing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

that city and the town of Groton the or.
ders were received in the latter part of the
day. Csp. Buell. Immediately ordered the,
company warne d to appear at The place Of
rendezvous in Marlborough, at 10 O'clock
Sunday morning. Their punc,uallty and
cheerfulness in appearing at an early hour.
gave specimen of the patriotism of every
soldier They were all assembled, vel.
equipped, in less than 40 hours, ,ho' some
we're at the distance OF more than 80 miles.
They made brilliant and marshal appear
snce, ma chec to The meeting heuse in the
n PERMISSION of yublic service, and afer JOIN
ing in sole mn prayer, the Re-. b. Ripley
delivered concise but very able address to
a numerous audience, many of whom had
come from the ne Shbaring towns 20 lake
leave of their friends nd come otions, pre-
yious to their march for The plsce Of des ma
non. The uniform prompiuess aad activity
of the soldiers in oheying The orders of their
superior officers, was remarkable as well AS
lie Difference they paid 10 the d-y. and re.
hecled The highest honor on the officers and
soldiers. The congregation who were an
,embled for public worship, after common
ng them in their fersent address al the
| Throne of Grace, to the DIVINE care and
keeping, took leave of them, with conh
dence III their vsior and good conduct.
Capt. BuePs COMPANY consists of more
tlan one hund-e ed men, collected fom e,gh
Or nine of The Id aeon, towns. from TWEEN ,
totwenty seven years ofage, from respecta
| bic f,milies, and are men who pr mise frou
their sppesrsnce 10 encounter danger AMI
privstlons, it necessary, to accomplish thu
object which His Excellency has been plea
! sed to commit TO their execution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
CONGRESS-,

Mr. Bradley of V. IN his remarks PREV.
Gus to submitting The resolution for an en-
curry into tie crases Of the failure q our
arms, spoke of +" the devoted cage ness
with which the people of Verm u, enga.
ged in me w'r--'hal she had poured forth
her mil,tis and lessled lax 10 increase the
wages OF the enhsted soldiers" with a
proud and con6,ien, view to aid IN The at.
tack and conquest of Csnsd that The
people of ha, state did, and had right to
expect, that If er twelve months, in con-
es, lie, ween a pol us,ion Il seven MI ioEs
end .Io, her of one fourteenth pat Of .hat
number, victory was not 10 be mater OF
question M b. SAID he could not find
Lnguage % describe The melancholy which
pressed upon his soul, vixen he reflected
upon The contrast. Instead OF giant with
II eng and rapid arm, selziag or c.nshmg
his puny sdvers1ry, We behold his awkward
move ments, his ftiu stars, while The pig
ny with his sling, ouries The ma..den,ng o
deadly pebble in h,s brain. lie spoke o.
the Illuminating NOR ,ifcstlon he felt III n.
sing To discharge the duty OF enqulring
~ he causes of these disasters. wilhou.
tie psrformAnce Of which lac should never
dare 10 look Lis constituents in the face
,hat some gentlemen might imagine he was
IN dsnger otlaying the fault AT he door oil
he uresent admin s,ration-" II such were
the case, he could asau e those gentlemen
that no sdmn,stra,ioH--no man, or body oil
men, was dearer to HIM than his country
"The fault, wherever it lay, ough, to be
ferre,ted out, and exposed TO the cyes oi
the nation"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
BENJAMIN BUTM AN,

BENJAMIN BUTM AN.
Sga sffse Gt's' "rft, Mi,.h Steer,
L A jun repieu,ihed ms ffoek of
D'ags md .Mfdifinss,
Paine; e0iors 4 oil; Clotbier's
I've fuf5, &c.
AND offers TO- fzle,
10 ca,ks London whie Lead
40 kegs do do do ground IN Oil;
ca k do Ped do
10 do Spruce Yeiluws
S do spsn,fh Brown;
hhds Whiting;
200 lbs Verdigrae
500 lbs Gum Copal
100 do sheiac -,
IS bbls Linieed Oil;
bai. spi tie rurpeniine
so boxes Bottom Che msford ADD Crown,
Ciafs. varisus 6ses,
20 tons Legwood
IL tons Fuft.c;
hhds coprera;
2 hhds Alum;
10 hhds GROUND Camwood.
800 lbs Roman V,triol
700 lbs Oil do
200 lbs Bengal Indigo;
so ibs NuigaIls
100 lbs Nader
400 lbs salt Petre, sJs s5c
~ B earneilly cali, for an immediate die.
charge OF all old balances SIN July -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Connecticut Patriotism.

HARTFORD, JULY 27.
., oa The 10th inst. the i0th Company OF
1e "a Regiment of State Troo.s, commaa-
s seu py Enos II. Buei, { q. received orders
aon ms excellence the Capta,n-Gener |, to
march to New London, for The detenee OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public NOTICE
to all concerned. ,hs, he ba, b.eo suIv
appointed and taken upon himfsIf the truit Of
Administrator on the eiia,e of
NATHAN DODGE,
lave OF Bridg,on in the county of Cumbsr-
land, Woman deceafed by gwen bond as the
law drset'-Hs therefore resuelts all perfous
who are indebted to the fad deceafeds eiiate
TO make Immediate payment and thofe who
have auy demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame
to SAML. FARNsWORTH.
Iuly goth, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Copartnerfhip DiEolved.

THE Copartnerihip heretofore exiting a,
4 Minot under the firm Of Grovefnor y
Able is by r,utuai content diGolvsd. All de.
mands due to faid firm will be left At Jacob
Hills Office, Minot, for COLLECTION.
JOSHUA ABBE,
GODFREY GROVEsNoR.
Nsugoss50y, 5H!y 27f6, 1913 low
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
9Dortla
Nlonu.y, August, 2, 1878.

ssss sss .
The recent arrivals from various parts of
Europe furnish much important intelligence
irssn ,hs, quarter.
A second grea, battle was fought on the
2ls, AID 22d of May, ri Boutzen, by the
h ench Grsnd Army end the combined Ar.
my of Russia and Prussia The principal par.
ticulars relating to this battle is given under
the head If foreign intelligence, as stated IN
the French and in the Prussian accounts.
The French under Gen. Vsndamme, &. in.
ed possession of the ely of Hamburg on the
so h Of May, by storm. The Prince of
Eckmuhl (DsvousD rs Governor required a
nttlhuiion OF The clizens, OF SIX millions
OF marks 900, 900 pounds sterlng) This is
the k,nd of blessing Bonapsrte oonfers upon
the places he conquer. and he reward he
bes,ows upon the people of Germany, for dc.
Tending their liberties and independence.
The chief command Of the allied army
has been given 10 General Coun. Barclay
de TolIy, as senior to Gen W,ugenslien.
The Ministry IN Eagisnu ID AIMED the late
loan al the rate ct pei cent. the long and
much talk d Of bankruptcy ct that nation no.
wi Us anding, whilst our administration with
its claim, 40 pubick confidence and pa riot
ism has To give seven and an halt per cent.
by the late treaty entered into between
Englsud and Sweden, Csudsloupe is 10 be
surrendered 10 the latter in August, OF in
three months alter the Swedish troops
should have been landed on The comment.
The Russian Squadron from England is
cruising oil the I.kel
A considerable trade is carried on between
England and France by both British and
French lcenced vessels Neither # these
nations consider it as c inc or sacrifice
OF the IT lode pendenoe 10 let their vessels use
foreign iicence. Hot 80 with GU, pun c, nm
partial and high MINDED Patriots.
The British subsidy TO Sweden is
million sterling, payable by ins tall
menss OF 2oo,eoot. per month.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
6a;ftte Sbip Jlsns.
PORT OF PORTLAND-Isis


son. from Dammy's Cove-schr. Mars, from
Portsmouth,, with Corn-boar Fly, Dsmerel
from Norlhpor, --sloop Olive, Hobbs, iron
Boston--.boat Fox. Bates, from Boston
Packet, Stsnwood, do.
SHIPPING MEMoRASDA..
Never more prosperous - "isuo TO, one"
HIS EX ITO Ma.
July 18th, sehf. Triton, from Porto Rico,
WAS ,sken by the British ship of war Il alter,
and sent TO 81. Johns. The Richard and
Margaret, OF SUI ,ons, of Charleston, has
been taken and seat mo Gibraltar brig
OHIO, of Newyoik, has been sent into Hall
lax also ships Harmsn of N. Y. and Pro.
e,iress Of Petersburg, and q lumber ioa ded
schoonsrs, taken by La Hogue, arrived July
18th brig North Star. with iull cargo of
Sugars, from ST Salvador, captured by the
Tenedos, has arrived at Halifax. Lately
taken the ship Rose. Gardner, of Nantucket.
from Canton, off the Isle OF France The
Monte yuma, and two others were taken off
the Cape. The ship Rambler Of Salem, ir.
Manila with q valuable cargo of sugar, ind
go and sslIpe,re, worth 200, 900 dollars, has
been captured and carried into the Cape of
Good Hope. by tins capture the re.enue
los, S $4,000. Ship Commodore Prebie, If
oos.oa, aud two ships from Charleston, all (
with valuable cargoes. have recently been
sent in,o Gibraltar
Arrived at Boston, on Sunday Oath, car ell
,arque Agnes, capt. Barrett, days from
Il .ltax, having Mr.. Abbot, midsbipmsn, &
% of the crew OF the Chesapeake that had
,een wounded, and 80 other prisoners be.
onging to other vessels. There we're up
vasds of 1000 American prisoners lefi.-
;apl. Broke has SO far recovered as to be
bic to walk oul. The Chesapeake IS Gem
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Copartnerfhip DiEclved.

HE CoPartnerfh y heretofore exiii,og at
I Newgloucefter ueder the firm of Abss -
Sroveinor, - BY nutua conienr difT,.ved.
All demands due to ia,d f m will be left az
William Bradbury, Jun.s Office New gloucsi.
ter, for collection.
GODFREY CROvEsNOR,
JOSHUA Abe.
Ns7cslasfs8r, JsIy STD. Is j. low
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

u,nders in chief fhal furnifh them
with the necehary powers.
n. There fhall be appointed on
hoth fides two Commiilioners, gener-
Il officers tc fuperintend the execu-
ron of the Populations of the preient
,miifice. They ihdll be itationed
within the line of neutrality at New
marker, in order to pronounce upon
The differences which might occur.
II is now said thatthe Pontiff, having
,,losed his ratification to The arrange
nent which Bonaharte wished to force
uoop him, is still kept in close confine-
ment at Tontain6ieau.
Accounts from Gibralter state that
the Algerines had massacred all the
Moorish families at Oran.
There were subscribed ii England,
m rebuild and restock the Missionaries
Printing Office in the East Indies, with
types in various languages, and paper
for printing large editions OF bibles, The
sum of 900 pounds sterling.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

BRIrIsH NAVY he presen: grand
total consists of iol7 ships, of which
258 are of the line, 81 from so to IA
guns, $40 friga,es, le4 sioops of war,
10 bombs and fi'e ships, i9l briggs, ~
cutters, and IS schooners and luggers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

II is stated in New-York papers that
the new Loan about TO be called Tor
will be - mllions-and thafthe Presi
dent will recommend a suspension oil
the Hobeas Copus. What next
probably iails and confscalion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
BENNINGTON, july Is.

~ Twelve thousand Amer.
leans have been killed, wounded,
taken prisoners, or died in nau
seous camps, since the com
menccment of this war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE The fubfcribers beng appointed BY the
Hon. SAnue' Freeman, E'q eommiffi a.
ere to receive and examine the Claims of ,hs
feverai creditors 70 the eflate of
JOHN FIELD
late OF Durham, Yeomsn. decesfed, hereby
give notice thar fix month. are allowed aid
eredI,or' to bring 10 and prove ,heir Claims
and that we will attend that fervice at the
hou'e Of John Converfe. Efq Durham on the
hrft Saturday of Augua next and the fecond
Saturday, Of the five following months from
one tili live O'Clock N on each Of fad dsy,.
JOHN CONVERSE Commj-
DI,Ss~, July $50, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Laid Nh IN Dry Dock at last :!

Accounts from Albany Of July 9th
state tina: Gen. Dearborn has withdrawn
from the army agreeabiy 10 orders irom
the Secretary at War. Gen. Boyd
commands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
DIED

ntbis town, Benjamin II. son of Mrs
Hannah q. Mason. eyed 8 years.
In Lowell, Mr.. ] ,shua Whiting, aged SIS
In Paris, Mrs. Sally Green. aged 25. Don
sort Of Mr.. Richard Green, formerly of ,hi,
town,
In Newburypor,, Ca'eb Cross. Esq aged
IS, lace Post Master in that own.
In Virginis, Ralph !9t.t,n, Esq. late
Speaker OF the HJuse Of Assem- bly.
In New.Hsmpton N. II. Mr.. Charles Full
Ter, of Bridgwater. aged 81. He was AS
sis,ing in raising building when large
pry fell upon his head s so much frsc uged
his skull that he survived only % hours.
In Boo,hbay the IL h inst. very much /.
mented Mrs. Rachael Knight wife Of Mich
olss 7. Knight, Esq sged 43.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

9 pipes Of OLD RUM,
FOR iale on real luaoie rerns Apply Z,
Aug. 2. DANL 6gAZisR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

Embargo 1t is reported that the
business before Congress at the secret
session was that oflaying an Embargo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

The British subsidy TO Sweden is
million sterling, payable by ins tall =
men,s Of 2oo,eoot. per month.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

$4,000 dollars have been granted 10
purchase new furniture, il is said, for
the Presidents Palace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

B,i,ish Catwes his Ex-Honor and
the Ex. Representa,ive in Congress for tl,ls
dstrist look st the numerous cAptu es made
by the British, and the tosmsr will find The
correctness of his opinion and the Latter the
wisdom of his war declaring vote. tested.
The loss ofso great part of The commercial
capital, however distre ssiag to The indiyid
u Il owners. is great ostional calamity ss II
aspects he people q. large. The evenue
being nearly extinct, is one cause OF I'm q.
sing q Land Tex, Shop Tax, Stamp Tax,
Auction FAX. Carriage Tax, Double Du-
ties, Loans, &c. These are the {. uits OF
Madison's War; the consequence of send
ing such men as Widgery, Carr, aud Var.
nun TO Congress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
AARkIE.

In this town, by The Rev Z. Kellogl
capt. Nathaniel Shaw, 20 Miss Nancy Marc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

We should like to know if The Rev War
Hawk of Thomasown ard the Rev ditto oil
Sedgwick. (who we're 30 anxious thatthe stait
Of Massaehrstns should FL on, number ol
armed vessels rs CONVOY to the Coasting
rfade, } have ever represented to the Score.
tary ct the Navy the defenceless situation Of
the Coasters, and whether hat department
has givea orders for any part of the
naval force of the U. S tocruise or be EN-
ployed Tor convoy to the Coas,ing Trade,
1.-THE Navy department, knowing he pow
eriul British force on the cost, deem |,
as less or inexpsdient to send out small yes
seis. Is we Presume it is so viewed by tue
Enterprise and vixen's having continued in
port so long.) would 1t be either u,eful OF
expe6ient for this state to tax the people
to raise money to fiji out vessels for convoy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

Several Coasters, in the course Of the
last week, have been captured when clos,
IN with Portland LigLt-Hause, by "A md
pioaroon British priva,eer But 6 ailio a
Washington care,h for none OF ihes
hings"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-30
FOR SALE,
An excellent Fall-Top Gig;
With new Plated Harness:
ALSO,
A fine Riding Horse.
Enquire at this OFFICE.
Dec. ~. E
Five Dollars Reward,

WILL be given to any person sn !,
lead to the discovery and conviction OF
the rogue or rogues who entered tho
subscribers house on Saturday evening
last, and stole tberefrom Loaf OF SUI
gar and two Red Pocket Books Ihs
Pocket Books contained sundry receipts
for money, With other papers which cah
be Of no use to any body bat the owner
"a note of Thomas Wat.sr to the sub.
scrbcr for 80 dollars, dateo>23d u DC
tober last and payable in June lsH-a
receipt for 100 dollars. deposited at sun
dry times for safe keeping, in the hands
Of Richard H. Little. payable on de-
mand, dated ed or 2sd OF 10th month
last.-As the payment OF the two last
papers are stopped. al persons are
hereby cautioned from receiving them
-. Moses BRENT
tJeCAR her al. ~,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-30
100 Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, in the
county OF Frederick and Common
wealth of Virginia, or or about the TIN
day of March last, negro slave NAM
ed ANTHONY the property of the
late William B. Page, deceased. An
thony is about feat 9 inches In
height, ola substantial form, light
yellow compIeetionf and rather OF az
efeminate voice. He is about % years
OF age, was brought up a house ser
van, add has been accustomed TO that
course Of employment all his lie. he
is slave of great capacity and consi ,
dcraoie ingentlity--he reads--he plays
the iitdic-- and possesses a7great me-
chanicai turn-he can do rough car
pcnters' work and make combs. The
a owe reward will be given il Anlho,.l
should DC apprehcnded at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, * brongh,
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But If apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
DC F!ven II he Is secured IN Soai, aho
notice gwen to The subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee,
.4dmrs. Of Nm. B. Page, decd.
Nav 8.
The Editor. Of the Federal Rcpub
lican, National Intelligencer and ga"
ze,te Of the United States, will publisr
the above in their papers, and sens
her accourts 20 his Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-30
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be offered at public sale on Sas
turday the 18th Jan. next on the pre-,
misses
goo Acres of LAND.
In the County Of Fairfax between =
S miles from Alexandria, neart the
Rose Hill tract, one fourth OF wi'ch
is in wood and timber. Ore hall the
purchase money will be required IN
hand, for the re..;due credit OF one 9
two years viii be given; bones OF
notes bearing interest with leir OF
ting property to secure the sane w.
be required, The same may De pu..
chased any time preyiop. to the osy.o1
sale by application to tie snhscr'fers :.
Daniel F. Dulany.
VIM. Herbert. II.
December IS. tos.