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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
Lint and l3andages

IIzII dIIu DfIIfHaHG3
NSHE Citizens Of Richmond land particu.
4 larry Females) are requested to colec,
all Iinueu and cotton rags, which they may
with care convert into lint and bandages, for
the use Of the troops in the fed----the lin,
should be of lionen scraped--the bandages
may be of cotton or linnenr--Old pieces o.
Flannel may also be useful.
The Captains Of Exempts in their respec,
tive Wards Gid the Intendant will receive
all that may be sent thsm--to be applied 70
tse above Object.
Septr. s.. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

Supposed to contain one hundred acres lying
on the waters Of South Buckskiu In the countv
OF Amelia, and bounded by the lands Of Patrict
Jones, the estate of said John Marshall, jane,
stott, Mrs. Harvie and myself, It being part q
the Land ON which the sad John Marshall re-
sided. =
THOMAS w0RsHAM,
Amelia, Nov. IL. 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
LOTTERY Not ce.

Inc 1rand State Lottery, second C;ass, is now
drawing in phiiadelpSia, in which there
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
Manchester Turnpike Com
bai1y.

The annual mssting of stockhoIie.s vii, b.
held at hrooSs's rsyerr in manchester OH nc
Arst Moad&y in December nsx.. The u,l.s-
signed requests 70 be, speedily. FURNISHED ~ssn
evidence Of Slaves bought and sold since tho
annual meeting. 20 wit: the deed ITSELF, or
certificate Of irs being ,lr,y recorded
JAMES. B:,ANDER, ok.
November Is %, N S7',- -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

Virginia
III a Coar, held for .albcmarlc County,
the second day Of Hngusf. tsia.
James Lewis, Complainant
N Caanctry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
NOTIGE

Is hereby given, that shall expose to sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday the
2ed December next, at the late residence of
Peter Clarkson, decd the whole ofthe stock of
various kinds; household and kitchen furni
ture, plantation utensils, all the crop OF Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. &c. And at credit
Of twelve mouths, 1.-THE purchaser giving bond
and approved security parcel of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

P.s. Robt. c. Jennings, tie General A gent, is
furnished with a supply ofthe Apparatus, a,
ms office, lately occupied by James Brown, Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

Washington, Oct. 8, 1914.
GT The Editors of Newspapers in the dif.
erent states authorised to publish the laws, are
requested to insert the above notice once 4
week for three months.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

Jobn Forbes. attorney in fact for Thomson
Snodgras, Go. Plaintiff
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
ENTERPRISE AND BOXER.

The following remarks on the engagement
betwseD tlese Two vessels and the capture OF
che latter, we find in London paper of Dec
last. We do not recoect TO have seen them
copied into any OF the American newspapers.
The paragraph, although of comparatively
old date. wilt be read with the greatest sstis-
faction, as it contains an indirect, but high
and deserved compliment 10 the skill and IN
trepidity Of our brave Tsts;
JNesv- York CONNER ciat Adpfrtiser
Among the American news, which is to
be found in the papers JUS, received from that
country, it pains US to hnd full confirmation
of the loss of His Msjesty's brig Boxer,
which has added another laurel 10 the naval
bonors of the United States. The vessel by
which she was captured is represented (falsc-
ly we belicve) as of only equal force with her.
sclf: but what we regret to perceive sisted,
and r'nst viii be found much exaggerated, is,
that the Bo1er qvas literally cut 10 hieces in
sails, rigging, sfiars and hull; whilst ths En-
terprize (her antagoaist) svas in situation ia
commence similar action Immediately after
yards. The fact seems to be but too clearly
established, that the Americans have some
suherior mode Of firing and we cannot be
too anxiousIy employed in discovering to what
circumstances that superiority is owing. The
Boxer was certainly not los, for want of he
roism. The British captain nailed his co!ors
70 the mast, and happily did not live TO SEQ
them struck. Both commanders died in the
action, which appears to have been OF the
most desperate kind and both were buried
al the same time, in the port to which the
prize was carried"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
Highly Important.
EMBARGO OFF!

~" The Southern Mail due yesterday
morning did not arrive till afternoon. Il
brought, however, the following IMPORT
AMI MESSAGE Z of the PRESIDENT, re-
commenting REpEAL of the COMMERCIAL
REsTRIcTIoNs.
FROM the National Infehigencer, of .ffrif l.
The following Message was transmitted TO both
Houses OF Congress-, by the President.
To the Senate, and House OF Representatives of the
United States:
Taxing into view the mutual interest which
the United States and the foreign nations in
amity with them, have in q liberal CONNER
ciai intercourse, and the extensive changes
favourable thereto, which have recently taken
place taking into view also the important
advantages which may otherwise result from
adapting tho state of our commercial laws 10
the circumstances now existing
recommend TO the consideration Of Con.
gress the expedicncy OF authorizing, after
certain day, expectations, specie excepted,
from the United States, in vessels Of the T.
nitcd States, and in vessels owned and navi-
gated by the subjects of powers at peace with
them and repeal of so much of our laws
as prohibits the importation Of articles not
the property of enemies, but produced or
manufactured only within their dominions.
recommend also,as more effectuai safe.
guard and encouragement to our growing
manufactures, that the additional duties on
importslwhich arc TO expire at the end of one
year after peace with Great Britain, be pro.
longed to the end of two years after that C.
vent and that, In favor of our. moneyed in.
s!i'ations, the expectation Of specie be pro-
hibitcd throughout tho same period.'
March 81. JAMES MADISON.
The Message having been read, was, in
both Houses referred to the Commistec oa
Foreign Relations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
TO THE PIlnIlC.

The writer Of The article published in The
Rhode-Island Rep s5lican of the 5,h of Aug.
1913, aud the subsequent article in the paper
of the l6sh of the same month, wherein Capt.
SAMUEL WALDEN, Of this town, was impii-
Gated as heying entered the service of the
enemies of98stcoun,ry, takes this opportuni-
~ to DO justice TO the character Of that gen
tteman, by stating his full and eutire convic-
tion that the subject was entirely misrepre-
seD,cd and that there is no foundation for
such a report The writer of the article,
however, IN justice to himself, must observe,
that he was actuated by no maI:volent motive,
but that the article WAS written as he received
IL fom person who arrived at TINS place a
short tius before in cartel.
N. b. ihe Ed;lar Of the R. I. Republican,
being absent from home at the time the above
publication WAS made, particularly requests
ali those who published the article above re-
fsrrcd to, TO insert the above contradiction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
From ms Boston Pahriot, ofyesterdoy.
Frigate Constitution Ayriuea.

Toe United States Friga,s Constitution,
Capt. Stewart, arrived at Marblehead on Sun
day afternoon She was chased by two fri
gates, AID an express from Marblchead gave
reason to apprehend that she was in a hazar-
dous situation il attacked by a greatly superb
or fore. The news few like lightning thro'
allthe towns on this coast, and in no place
was the sensation more lively than in Boston.
The drums beat to arms, and while the New
England Guards we're paradiog near Fanueil
Hall, the federal caucus which had coIlec,ed
there, turned out, and gavo them three hear
ty cheers. All party distinctions were at once
dissipatcd, and the unanmoes cry was, 1" let
Hs all join and defend The CONSTITUTIONS"
BY or O'Clock, several companies were on
fhe march, and cannon wero on the way with
all speed. Had not an express arrived with
the intelligence that the frigate had got safe
into Salem, it is thought that ten thousand
men would have been at Marblehead by sun.
rise. Whatever political nofions may fill the
heads of some OF our Boston folks, the sight,
or the very naming Of this renowned ship,cn-
kindes an enthusiasm equal to what some
ancient nations felt for their sacred temples.
g Our Friends ia Congress" and in Canada,
may learn something new by this incident.
They will SEQ that our domestic wrangling is
like the domestic quarrel Of man snd wife,
eas6y made up, and that the fercign in,ruders
will find an .aifrd hhatsnr opposed to his IT,
suption.
The Constitution is from cruize Of three
months the cas.iag ftigafes, or one Of them,
We understand, got within or mites OF the
Constitution, az one time-apd 20 effect her
escape she was obliged to throw overheard her
provisions, Sac. and every thing moves5le, and
started all ner water. Soms prize goods, TITS
ye ported, we're like wise thrs41 over. The
Substitution 60. under way si siArbIehsad, on
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID WOKE from the Goal in this town on the night of
~ the 5th inst, one Matthew l.. Greene, otherwise
called George Patterson, who was convicted at the
Suprcsc Jadiciai Court, August term 1918, tor the
countyof Newport, of unerng and passing counter
felt Bank Checks. Said Greene is about five feet
eight inches high, dark complexion, sandy hair,
down cast look, and said to be prisonea OF var
both ears were cropped, agreeably to the sentence
of the supreme court
The bove reward will be paid TO any person who
will opbrehend and deliver hm to the goal in this
town, OF to the subscriber.
Edsuard Thursfon, Sheriff.
Newport, April, z, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

bsssssor's office, Bristsk, X. 4. Disfrief.
pUbtaG NOTICE is hereby given, that the valua.
tions Of lands. lots, dwelling houses, and slaves,
subject to the United States direct tax, having been
complicated by the Assistant Assessors within the
Fira District Of the state OF Rhodc.Islsnd, COM
posed Of the Counties Of Newport and Bristol, the
same are now open for nspectio n, and may be ex-
amned by all persons concerned at my Office in
Bristol; and during twenty-five days from this date,
appeals relative 20 any erroneous excessive valuA
tons will be received and determined according 10
law aud right, and in the prescribed by the
act Of Congress Of 22d Of July 1915, for the as.
sessment and collection Of direct and internal
duties" JOHN D'WOLE,
Principal Assessor OF first
April /. District Of Rhode-Isla and.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
CHARLES Nj. THURSTON, & &C

CHARLES Nj. THURSTON, & Co.
Offer for Sale, .ds NO. rs, 7hanes-sf.
FIFTEEN bbls. prime Pork.
L 10 bbls mess Beef,
10 half bbls do. do. for family use,
10 10 sSis ssE green Coffee entitled to deben,ure,
S do. Sugar.
do. Noiasses,
bags Pimento,
90 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
S dn. mould Candies,
40 do. Spanish Cigars.
-aiso, az Retail.
Sugar, W. l. and N. +. Rum,
Tea, Gin,
Coffee. Salt,
Molasses, Pepper,
Lisbon, Wine, Pork.
Currsnd,) Hams, &c. &c. &c.
Brandy,
.Nev.psrf, .iprfi7, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
Cn Monday last, the eitizehs of Massschu-
sets gave in .heir votes for Governor, Lieut.
Governor, and Senator's of that State for the
ensuing year. BY INC Boston Patriot, Of last
evening We heard from III towas, which last
year gave to the Republican Ticket 1926,
20 the federal ticket 6,soe--this year 1868
Republican,, and i6,6S9 Pederal--a Repubh-
Can gain of 677, aud Federal loss of s7--a
net Republican gain of eight hundred and
fhirfy-on< This looks we'll.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

Sunday fterncon, Cn sight Of the ensny,) and
was towed ialo Salem.
We have not received the particulars of
cruizs cf the Constitution but understand,
generally, that she has captured the Pictou,
Btillsh Kings ssh and several merchantmen,
which were destroyed /; and chased British
tsigate 10 the West-lndies, which escaped
under cover OF the night, she being very
fast sailer. = a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
N. PELlC AN,

IN. IELlS AN,
CONFECTIONER,
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the Inhabitants Of Nsws
~ port, that he has lately opened at his store. No.
i05 Thsmes-st. . large supply OF
CONFECTIONdRY
consisting cf Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar AL
monds. Sugar Plumbs, Carsway Seeds. and hand
some assortment Of sugar Images, &c.
~..-.-e----.se --.fLSO---
Fresh Turkey Figs, rnans, Prunes, CurrantS1
sott-sheled Aimonds. English Wanuts, and Filbertss
~-LLXEWESE--
An assortment Of best Wines, Tin boxes ana bss-
ties,) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April 2, 1914. IT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

RECRUITING-A considerable body Of
tIoops have marched off from this town, from
Fori independence and Charleslown, within
q week past among whom, were ine body
OF light artillery, bound 60 Plattsburgh q
neater assemhlsge of nen we seldom ever saw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
garsbai's Notire.

District OF Rhode Island.
nURSUAN to a Warrant from the Hoo.
j DAyID HOW'LL, Esq. Judge OF tho Dis
trct Court for the odc-Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
fl-d before said Judge, an Informatisn sy
H1iiam Elery, Esq. Collector Of the Css-
toms for the Dis,ric, Of Newport, agsins,
certain brigautioe or vessel called the Neus'
ira Csrman, cstaeklc, apparel, and furniture,
together with her cargo on board, consisting
of ons hundred hbds. and six bbls. oil Mo'as-
ses, and 6f,y-one hhd.. Of Rom.
Said goods being forfeiicd,as IS alledged IN
said information, for violation oil the laws of
the United States.
And trial will be had thereon st District
Couvt 10 be holden at Newport on the second
Tuesday in May next.
y. J. PEARCE, Defufy-Marshdi.
Atwhorf, lhrH 5, 1914. 81
PRINTING,
In iss ssrssu, k;ads, srscsfed at s Ose, rfh neat
sxss end dsstafch-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

{ 2S;h ult. Mr.. BENJAxfv PIT

III this town, on tie 2S,h ult Mr.. BsSJAxfw PIT.
MAN, in the e5,h year Of his age.
Al Ses;h- -kins ssssgu. the oath ult. Mr.. THOMAS
Ashsr no \ c, aged 67--And on the 9th, JosssH
PEcKHAM-both truly honest men.
Al Sc Jass, c Cape de yerd hisads, on the Sd Of
September isst Ooct- DANIEL KSioHr, of Proyi-
deuce, X. l. formerly surgeon ofthe Privateer Ram.
bier,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, RRIL Z, 1873.

6 The Rhode-lsland Republican will
hereasterhe published on Wednesdays. This
arrangement is made fos Ihe accommodation
OF our eastern and western subscribers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

NATHANIEL G. SENTER

vXIILL, on Saturday Evening (if fair) deliver'a
w Lecture, t Mr. Roduan's school house. on
the equality Of Talents between the male and female
sex, aud the advantages which would result frsm
difference in their education from the present mode.
Also, will take view Of the Resources Of tho Uni-
ted States in supporting the present War Exercise
TO commence at o'clock, p. M.-Tickets Of admis-
sion to be had at Mrs. Webber's, opposite Robert
Stevens's-- Price 2s Cents.
vited To attend. April z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
TO LET.

TO LET,
A ND possession given in a few Jays the Houss
y now occupied by WM. MARcuAEr, Esq. sitA
uated in Barney-st.--Aaply to
April z. JohS T.. Williams.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

WASHINGTON BRIDGE LOTTERY.
AE.HRER THREE.

10000 tickets at S5
Neariy Tao Prizes 20 Ihree Blanks. .,E-H
Subject to IS per cent deduction.
The public are here presented with scheme abound
Ing inpri,ss to do good Here is oyergrown
prize to swallow half its funds to swell the
Golfers OF rich man, or turn the head
OF spoor man giddy by its msgni.
tade Here rs no vastly great
prize, but an unusual mum.
Der of such as max
eth the heart
glad.
The drdsging rn! fosiiivriy commence on or
65sre ihe 3th day Of Nay ne:rt, and
csnfiaae each gveek until COM
niefed.
0r Orders fer Tcket and shares received at the
truly fortunate Lottery Office Of
JOSIAH c, SR.fW,
No llS, Thames-st.
Newport, April z, 1914. tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
A Great Bargain.

I WILL sell the lease Of three lives
for 2os acres OF Land, (whereon ! re-
side) situate in Fairfax county, on the
road leading from Alexandria t. Lees
burg, % miles from the former and II
from the latter place. About $50 acres
are cleared and divided into small fields
with good Enclosures. From 8 to 10 a.
ores are in meadow to which as much
more may be added. There are On the
premises, Dwelling House with a
Store Room, Kitchen, Blacksmi,h's
Shop, Barn, Stables, &C.
ALSO,
A large and excellent Garden, paled in.
The annual rent is but s IS. To a per.
son DESTROYS of establishing Store CT
Tavern in the country, this is a most
advantageous situation, it is pleasant
and Remarkably healthy. A Store has
been kept here more than twenty years,
and there is, with one exception only
no other Store in tract OF country near
40 miles in length and 20 in breadth.
If early application is made, will
take Two thousand Dollars for this
property, less sum than l have cx-
pended in.improving it.
STEPHEN DONOHOE.
March S. d3tia~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
~ ArdJABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber being DESTROYS OF re-
moving to the Western Country OIL,
f.rs fop sale, the following tracts o.
land il Fairfax and Prince William
Counies Va. VIZ:
The tract on which he re-
side. in Fairfax county, situated on
Zach side of the north run oil Pomck'
and about two miles from RavenswortL
Mil,se containing between z and SEQ
acres situated about II miles from A.
l,xandria and in an agreeable neigh,
borhood the situation pleasant and
remarkably healthy, the land IS wen a.
dapted to the production OF Indian
Corn. Wheat, and other small gram.
The improve ments thereon are frame
dwelling hsuse with two rooms oelo"
stairs, and all other necessary Out.
houses. There are about three hundred
acres Of low ground in woods, situated
on the north run Of Pohick-thcse low
grounds are allowed by those who kno"
it well, to be equal if not superior to a.
ny in this part of the country. ne
Tracts supposed 10 be the best IN the
neiphsorhood. The high land has an
excellent proportion of timber Tor It's
support-aIso very valuable mill seat
with anever failing stream.
One other tract in Prince
William Coun,y, lying on Po~e-'s rum
and each side of the stage road leading
to Dumfries, and one mile from the
town, Oh which there is supposed to
be a very valuable Coal Mine thereon ;
containing upwards of 900 acres, and
about half in woods. The quality OF
the land is equal to any in this part OF
the country.
One other tract containing
nearly 400 acres, situated IN Priace
William County, adjoining the land:
of r. II Hooe, BAIL Brawner, Rutland
Johnson and Bernard Hooe Esq'rs'
! 5 miles from Dumfries, % from a.
lcxandria, and six miles south o. Gen.
treyille. The land is level and very
good, supposed to be half in woods
now in possession Of my son John WI
kinson, who will shew the land and
make known the terms of sale. ANY
one wishing to purchase the whole, OIL
any part OF the above tract. may know
the terms of sale by applying to the
subscriber.
John Wilkinson.
Fairfax City Va. April 5 iaw't.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
BY virtue of deed of trust

{-em Daaiei IJfCarty and Margaret
sya,ilIs ss.owdea. his wife, will be ex-
pose.l % pub,4 sale on Saturday the
SD ,iav ef April. "a tract ol~Lsnd iy-
In. il ,he County OF LoueouB, State
ofyirg;nia, known as M'Car,y's Island
70 ss;,slr bslaace due on sid tract.
rhis property lies about &c miles a.
hove Georgetown, and Fthe City OF
lg.sh,netoa, containing $40 Acres,
Is known BY its productions TO d The
,nos, valuable and desirable land In 81.
,aer the states of MARYLAND CT Virgo.
Ms. * with proper cultivation man De
made to produce 100 bushe:s Of corn
per acre. q great proportion OF thus
t-ac, i, heavily timbcred, from which
IN inexhsusti5le quantity of ship TIM
Der, slaves. &c. may be taken,-Ihe
: property VIII be shewp or application
70 Mr.. John w. Bronauss, III George
town.-Terms Of Sale viii be made
known on the day of saie by
The Trustees.
Jan -. laws
The subscriber by yiitue OF deed
Of trus, from the above mentioned Da-
mel M'carty, decd. will also expose
20 public sale for Cash, the above men
toned property stthe time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy balance
due of certain debts in The said deed OF
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb i9
In consequence of the bad
ness of the weather, the sale OF
the. above property is postpon,
ed until Saturday the Soth OF.
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dis.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-28
Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOP THE RUNA VA 7.
II ANaway from the subscriber a.
Ia this place, about two months =.
go, NEGRO NAN named
HEN r Y

About 81 or 20 years OF age, low, well
made, ana remarkably strong and sc-
tive for has size His arms and head
arc very Iarse-iis looks rather suriy,
but he can assume an insinuating,
smiling countcnanee when he pleases !:
when Alarmed, embarrassed, or about
20 be detected in any offence, he STAN.
merx very much (; but at other times he
speaks very we'll He is an exceeding
good ostler, carriage-driver, and wsg-
yoner. pureha.ed him of Mr. Ralph
Wormley at urbanna, IL January 1910.
He was raised by hi, brother Mr..
Warner Wormley, in King William
county butt have reasons to believe
that some evil disposed person has
fur nished him with pass, to enable
him to pass through the country as a
free msn, sne that he is nov On his
way TO Alexandra, the Federal City,
ard sslt,more, having passed through
Frederieksburg.
he carried with him, or had on when
ne went away, pnIplelsh or brown.
. ish surtout, With red flannel lining and
large white plated buttons--a short
coat Of twilied Virginia cloth OF a
blackish color, being Of cotton and
wool nixed--s pair Of pantaloons oil
the same kind OF cloth, several waist
coats, enc Of them Of striped Virginia
cioth--a tolerabiy good black round
hat, and several Virginia cotton shirts,
End several other articles
Whoever viii deliver the aoyeb slave
10 William Herbert Esq. In Alexaa-
dria, or TO myself here, or convey me
such information as will enable me 20
get ham again, shall be very LIBERAL,
rewuee6. All persons are torewarn-
ed not 10 harbour or entertain, snt
all masters OF vessels and oikefs, not
70 carry him 0rt of the state, as those
who shall offend hsreip shall be prose
cuted with the utmost rieer oil the law
David Robertson.
Petersburg, April 2o-ss. IT,