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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

.helo-I Fork, Oct. 10.
y, The ship Madclana, capt. Welden,
belonging 10 Messrs. Hall and Robbins
of this city, arrived at Philadelphia yes
terday nasaing.in So days frnm Teae-
rife. On the 9th of August, four days
beiose the Madelaha sailed, the British
Packet BFa2ib arrived oil the port in / /
days from GIBRALTAR, bound home !; and
her commander, who came Oil shore, stat
ed, that the Dey Of Alsiers had been put
to death, and his son Proclaimed success
sor and that. on assuming the reins Of
governments the sou immediately anhull
ed the treaty which his fatAer had made
with Commodore Decatur.
The commander oflhe Packet also stat.
ed, that the American and b itish squa
drens were to unite III the attack upol.
Alsiers and confirmed the account q,
The capture of the British Packet Wal.
cheren by IN Algetiue cruiser. What
reliance is to be placed in the reports Of
the English commaader, we know not.
He must have left Gibraltar two or three
days later than the latest adyices betort
received.
AT Teneriffe, American produce was
very dull. Flour So, wives, P. Il. $3.50.
On the 25th of August, the ship Jane
Ferguson, of and from Philadelphia.
touched at feneriffe, and, finding nc
prospect OF market, proceeded ON the
18th for Lisbon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
NOBLE EXAMPLE.

Major John Pinkerton, has Ieftto each
OF the two religious societies, in London
derry nor far from 500 dollars Tor thesup-
port OF the Gospel :ana 10000 dollars,
a fund to the Academy lately nicer
Perated in that townby the name Of Pin
kertOn Academy,
Portsmouth Oracle.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
baltimore. Oct, IL.

The result of the election Of Delegates.
to the General Assembly Of this state
has been such as the fedefsIists expeetet,
in iourteen counties Federal DELEGATES
have been elected !; the FemaiGins Eve
Iounl'es. oneontile eastern and four Oh
the Western shore. ard the cites OF
Baltimore and Arr apalis have chosen
s,eihocrass ;the strength q parties in oul
state government will therefore. be as
fellows
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
fDIF1i - ''

In this city Yesterday, suddenly, &c.
lionel Tobias lear, Accountant Of the
department of War. flis private life
was exemplary, and he bad filed yariops
public stations, under successive admin
lstrations, with deserved reputation;
Us loss is deeply lamented by his fami.
i and friends,
- -, -. a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

The smoke for a week pasth been 50
exceedingly thick as to render the nayi-
cation Of the coast exceedingly difficult
On the eastern coast, as far as French
mans Bay. in particular, it has been We
ry thick, and during the late gale. Gin
ders were blown aboard vessels al a con-
siderable distance frpm the shore. 1t has
also been very offensive to TIE eyes of per-
sons travelling at sea. A cuaster lay for
NEST of Saturday night, at about a mile
distance from the Boston light house,
without being able to discern the light,
The smoke yesterday was not quite so
thick Boston ID. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

Married, on Sunday the 9Th inst. at
the house Of Mrs. Brown, in Fauquier
county, MIR Jesse @. Scott, OF Damfries.
to Miss Rsbecca T. Dent, Of Faaquier
county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
ADAM LYNN,

Corner Of King 9 St. Asaph Streets
HAS RECEIVED
BY ships Boston and brig Thomas, an
extensive supply of
HardUare. Cutlery g Plated Ware,
Which he offers for sale ON very low
terms.
ALSO,
90 packages assorted Hardware, Ger.
man Coffee Mills and Pocket Glasses,
for sale at a very small ayance, by the
package.
september 25 eoSw ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
A Country 9eat,

three miles from Alexandria, adjoining
Mrs. Chapia's, containing So acres a
part cleared and in cultivation, the resi-.
due in wood. A small dwelling house
has lately been erected. It's handsome.
" situated; has a fine spring Of water
is very healthy, and susceptible OF very
elegant Improvement.
The above property viii be sold, with
cut reserve, at a very liberal credit
Terms at sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
House and Lot for Sale.

The subscribers will sell the Lot and
Frame House thereon, adjoining the stone
yard of Mr.. Bernard Crook, on Prince.
street. If not sold before Saturday next,
the 18th Instant, it will be sold at auc-
tion, at three o'clock, on that day, on
the premises-at three and six months
credit.
Vaudeville & Larmour.
Ocfnhar *
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

Feds IL majority on joint ballot AZ
lie Governor and Council are to be
chosen b a joint ballot u tie Senate and
House OF Delegates.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

reach. to the extent of about rods square
this happened on the land of Mr.. John
Thurston, about four miles east of the
Academy, between and 2 o'clock, a NJ
attended with anoise similar to an earth,
quake, and lasted minute or two. The
fires extended to Gailford, Alton, Barn
stead, New Durham, FarDington and
Rochester. We also hear that IN
the county Of Grafton in the towns
of Plymouth, Rumney, Wentworth and
Warren, very extensive fires ragged |: as
alsoin the town OF Kennebeck river.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
ALEXANDRIA
TUESDAY, 0croaER Is.

The meeting Of the Freeholders o.
Fairfax. County, for choosing delegates
: meet at Centervilles en- Tuesday next,
.or the purpose Of nominating q success
!, d the hon.. ]. Lewis, is postponed
I'll Monday next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
District OF Columbia,
august 8

District OF Columbia,
County Of .alsaandiia, to Wit.
4pra Term, 1916.
d Alexander Perry, Complainant,
against
John Wancher, heir Of Martin Wancher,
ai' Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
gENHE defendant, John Wanci,er, NOT
Il having entered his appearance and
given security according to the. statute
and the rules of this court, and it ap-
peariug to the satisfaction Of the court
upon affidavit, that the said defendant,
John Wancher, is not an inhabitant of
this District, on motion at the complain
ant by his counsel, il is ordered that the
said defendant, John Wancher, do ap-
pear hereon the first day Of November
Term next. and enter his appearance to
the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES OF the court, and that a copy
LOT this order be forthwith published for
two. months successfully in one of the
public newspapers: published in this
county, and that another copy be posted
at the front,door Of the courthouse ofsaid
county.
c copy. Test,
G. BENEALE. c. ..
august 8 On
Aisk5 80 u rs 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

WaskinSton City, Oct. 10.
The Secretary OF State returned to this
;ity on Tuesday, from visit to Virginia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

Produce shipped from this place to VIII
mingtoa, between the lst of May, 1915
and 1st of May. 1916
1907 hhds. Tobacco,
$500 bales Cotton
1860 bbls. Flosr,
$3.50 casks Flax Seed, Off bush. each,
l181S bush. Wheat.
1854 do Corn,
29076 gallons Domestic Spirits.
Received from Wilmington, within
the sane periods, 1855 bushels Of
Salt.
+ The accounts from the country iustify
a belisi that the Crop Of Tobacco viii
exceed and the crop Of Cotton equal tie
quantit, OF last year None of the former
and but a few bales Of the latter have VET
been brought in: the quality Of the Cot
ton is fair, but the staple shcrter than u
|sual. As there have been no sales of eli.
'ther OF these articles, we cannot at pre-.
sent annex the price. Small! qaantitie.
|of Wheat and Flax-seed are canning tf
market. the former is-seliing att dollar
so cents per busbel, the latterconmands
II dollar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
COTTON YARN.

We have received Oh consignment
Cotton Yarn in small bales, assorted
which is offered for sale on accommodate
ing terms.
Braden, Morgan g Co.
10th mo. Is eo2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
For Philadelphia,

For Philadelphia,
zEk The sloop Phoebe Ann, A
SESSS Little, master will sail in ;
IIseassssss few days. For freight or pas
sage apply to the master OF
board at Yowell's wharf, or to
Daniel Somers.
October Is st
House and Lot for Sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
Extract of a, letter from Montreal,
dated 9th ult

i ~ W
Extract of a, letter from Montreal,
dated 9th nlt.
6 ]: is reported that a proclamation
will be issued immediately, prohibiting
the import OF every description of prov.
sions and bread stutfs from the U. States.
which we believe is fact.
The times are now bad, every man is
complaining The wholesale merchants
cannot get in his debts front the shop kee-
per, the shopkeeper cannot get his debts
from the citizen, the currier complains
of the shoemaker; the shoemaker ofhis
customers, the draper accuses the taller,
the tailor shows list longer than his mea-
sure, of money due him, the Landlord
complains of his tenant, and the tenant
of the times. In every class of society.
more or less distress IS felt This is not
the distres of war, it is the distress of
peace, of treble extended importations,
and the false credit ofinnulnerable banks
now cartailing!
All these evils are to be semmetieI
by little attention to their causes. and
following the course which common
sense aictates: import less and manu-
facture more, let al! citizens join to Ell
feet this, Build tewea houses in he
city and cultivate more acres in the
country, this wilireduce, The markets.
Let commerce be guided by natural de-
inands, and LET not merchants exlediate
vessels like so many Quixots of adyen-
lures. A careful examination into the
state Of affairs, Il our relative state with
the world would be the means of saving US
from much mischief. Let not this be
considered as Hypothetical !: time will
Iproye it too true to those who neglect il :
tit is drawn from nature. and natural eau
SEES will produce effect in spite Of all the
enthusiasts OF the world,
~ 4. Mt. .9drGcate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15
Valuable Property for Sale.

Gkn SATURDAY, the 10Th Of No
W vember, at II O'Clock. A. NJ will
be sold at public auction, that Valuable
Property at The insefsection of King and
Columbus streets, consisting of
Two Brick Warehouses,
each % feet front on Kins-street, and
extending back 100 feet to ward en-
closed with a brick wall. Those ware
honses are in the best situations for busi-
pess, and are well calculated for extern
siye Dry Good or Grocery Stores.
A cling House,
adjoining. well calculated for genteel
family. The lot is large and handsome
ly improved every necessary out build
ing of brick, and the yard and garden
enclosed with brick wall. Few situa-
items are considered more desirable for a
town residence. Also.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

On the sd inst. the Madalena spoke
LOFT the Capes ofthe Chesapeake, the sch
|SalIy-Ann, 90 DAYS from N. Carolina
bound to New-York, and supplied heI
with water and provisions. She had
been driven from the coast, and her crew
for the last three days had subsisted up
ION parched peas.
Of. the Capes of the Delaware. spoke
the ship Prosperity and brig David Moi
lit, both from Marseilles bound to Phila-
1elphia, the former out6o, and the latter
20 days.
Schooner Bolina aoreeksa.-Tbe schr,
Bolina, capt. Lee, from this port for
Charleston, s. s. with a very valuable
cargo, was wrecked on thursday even
ing. the s6th of September, on Boddy's
Island, about SO miles to the northward
of Cape Hatteras, and six from Roanoke
Inlet. She struck on the shoal about ]
Q clock at pight, the wind blowing a tre-
mendeus gale from N. E. and lay in this
situation for upwards of an hour, the sea
making fair breach over her. AT length
the crew succeeded in cutting away her
mainmast, when she beat over the shoal,
and drove up high and dry on the beach,
so that all the crew jumped ashore. The
schr. had about four feet of water in her
hold. The cargo is all saved, but about
one third of it is damaged. Boldly Is
land is about Is miles long, is barren
sand bank, and has but one solitary build
ing on it. The Boina sailed from this
port on the ed Of September.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

Aaother attempt was made on Thurs
DAY night 70 burn hoase III taua@ This
act must have been iustigated by wanton
malice. The house was just 6mshed,
and stood apart from other buildings.
Fred. Eel aid,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

In the stateof Georgia, the Cotton
crops are short, and viii rot probably a
yerage more than one half the usual GUAM
tity to the acre. OF corn, however, We
ry good crops are anticipated at all e.
vents, suf6ciency Tor home censump-
ton. uitiefgeriile Journal, 25th att.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

A singular circumstance took place in
this city, on Thursday night. A man
and hiswife were quarrellirg, and the
husband beating bis helpmate. She Few
iron, him--bat left hehild her, her, but
not his son, Of about ten years Of ase.
The little boy, irritated at the treatment
Of ais mother. sa'asped a gun, which be
iousd IN the room, and discharged it at
the man, who was wounded, but not
mortally --ificirmopd Ceaspilgr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

From Fayetcile, (.N. CO. Oct. /.
The following is a statement of the
Produce shipped from this place to Will
mingtoa, between The lst of May, 1915,
and TT nf Nav 1916
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-15

Mational Itellie encpr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13
CURACAO, February ?.
ARRIVAL or THE DUTCH.

The long expected arrival of troops from Hol-
land 20 take possession of this Colony, realised
on Saturday lat About O'Clock ia the evening
OF that dsy, tie Dutch sip Pins van OrlDye ii
81 gup', Capt'in Jas Edward Love- rived here,
aud shortly alter, the same evening, the armed
SCH oncr de Ha~y, Ca2tsin Wm. Hrnry lie O TAR
tel, also ert red Toe hnrbOr. The night being 50
Tar advanced salutntons took plHc bat thu fol
low g uor..i's A. O'Clock ROYAL suute " as FIR
ed T. can the PrIns van Orange, which was inrnedi-
atey returned from tie Waterfront HIS Exceilcn
cy ice Admiral Albert K kkc-t accompanied by
t. principal officers of his suite, LEFT The Prn5 about
80, us,er a sslute from the forts which was reel
rrocat by the slip, and were received at tie land
iuS place By bis honor M1jnr Gen. Juaa lie Cou.
tcur, iicuteu2u; governor and mmauder in Chief
and 'uit', a-d the honorable the members Of his
81 I.z,y'- CO1nci. The III West 1 uia +. ginent
hHYrS &c % T.csiO1-'y drawn up ON each sid. OF
the broad street., presented arms lis honor the
lrutc.c@t if1ycr %" sud sui;c, his exctlleucy Adj
.i "a Nistert AID sic, and the other pcrsonages
PASS d them, the band PLAYING " God save the
AUg.'-Id he whole proceeded t. TIE Gov-rnm mt
Penn, 20 rarfate Of entertainment given Ly Ma
jo' Gen lie COueur, where mutual introductions
10 place.
OrSers had bcer sued Cor his excellrnc.. being
salnied um Fort George as VOL as ON the othc-
hh1s, bnt ti'spart OF the ceremony vas omitted
t'rnugl mistake.
The Prns van Orange and D-e faay slilc3 Gon
J. ushine or the 2i.b November aud Oh tic 7tl OF
january arrived ~ the Island ofSt Eust,ta from
whence they proceeded t. ST Martins, where
they anchored on tie 1871, end agail sail
the % h, for this Hard. ln both Of G,ese coo
r'cs % were IL for The purpose Of Of Carr som
them when they shall be- c,ac.iat dAy tie Tlri-
l,''. Bctw. en- aud 800 ,roops ariiyedhere in ile
Pri.ls, to garrison tis Co'oiy.
W cannot state thc p 'eeise period hen change
Of Gag will TAX place here. liz, warrsnt for the
T. stt niDu oitie colo q, which was delivered from
ilic Office q il,c Secretary Of State ~ tie Ditch
Amb 's'lor "r The 9ih 81 eernher, no, hpvins rs
yet ar'cd, "n', hesi'l tier. being no transports
here 90 carry d the British troops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13
I7uenrv Dlllars RegvaI.l :

I'D UNAWAI from WIN. Nettles, residing i,
( & this City, about tie middle of January last.
negro fellow nam d CHARLES, the property Of
the Sabscriber-Sai Cha les va hir.I u ~
Net6es, AID has lived in lbs :..s for IN lalt three
years lie lisa remarkably black negro. about five
feet eight ~ nine inches high has ,.sl scar on
one sile o!his forehead, large mouth, ssd s1&y
lock
II is supposed that Charlie has follow IA his vic,
who was solo By M. WIN. Fulcher Of dis CIV, to
MIR. Davis Of South-Caro!iaa who dr;ed her 10
Louisa county, Va. into the neishborood Of a Mr.
Prentii o. said cHun;y whence AZ Davis will take
her to South Carolina, where, it IS presualei
Charles will follow her. Il IL be iav~d he las OBJ
tanned free papers, and vii! endeayo. TO pass as a
freeman.
The above reward, and all reasonable expcnc $
vii be paid on delivery of the sad negro to tie Sn5-
scriber, r-s'dng in james City county, Na--or for
securing HIN il any jail, 50 ti,at CT HIM sgaiu
PHII.NlER GREEN.
Fe6rud'y IS 9t-zp{zs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13
fFhoM A cINcGNNATI pA7rp 7

g
II "5T5e"s:f {orgresg end .Etate Yeo-isi f,p.o,.
I've eTl.Hc'tr and successive CHIN, ,.t M m d,,ire,,
;1a.vIG2h 20 natnrCh for navigating ly steam, omrlt
81 cal! the attention % our NJ, inter- in Conrss g. Nv -
"S'er ~ori' 10 the inqnity and Injustice of the mod
- ieh P':en- r. iti 20 he Obtained and III c-, omen,
Liability Of any citizen who Is desirous to ncr,r m hide.
T"ndrcs oc ;iis country, 70 numerous n-,c,,r;n IN
n'l every p"r'on who chooses op-rt,1A ci 70 ,Tch "a
~ 7ro ~ prrch'S"r or attorney fror others 10 g.
nnn"rs,r tn whole would b n, SIS but - instance ,,
prchal" OF Fulton, Lii1gTog 5~9sec,.~s u,. Y,1 our
"Iae Of t'vncston, RUIN bro,fe5uof. her, van are
sST being c'ainet hated by ,br layv,r1 =, l. ~"
InZ-rd an1 No-ri-'iC like hear M tl,. stake, b NJ F.
Nsn's 'aI'"F "Fih=tc counc!'erS-anl should sol, e.
c1pe death. Unit" torn n p;eces-ot I",, nv "a
InriaS by MS attorney. Ni. Robinson unkcnncts aIotbcr
NH tt. on dup or6lood to h. f-atc.i , ~, o S
:" "'5 Ill ~, W9ili ans i'oI tie grave annhi!a,e
theWcst. ''-' .~'| u
Iret ruth IS 49, ,c TOO fa-v- c-ar; or r,.e-.
instead 81 encouraging grnis places it ON 81 level viii -
v'ry ntsrrr wo h-ld or Hst yardor O';rci, W.
J9Ste Sh'i:o wirh las neighinr twisted II ve,t.arsn,l
~ mas nohlnc 70 - NM 10 employ SOME pcCnr-'- ly
yer RIO proTcr'. nnnihnt or inpad he ,'s oF .,,;
IN, citizens This is oAvious in Cincinnati and Ioni
VILE aud P'tsr;r" +-'' Ibis gentleman N,e ina ~
~rS)is mt fnnl ofIaVsui;s. and sire the d III
ZIG 70 bal the Scanloai Nnerprizc AZ Nav.Orrafs IS
9'tnF ar olr fn'rrs in Congress take ,rn,a ,,cn
t'-r irPracticab for te protection OF our ,ee,r c,
ty5ni ~ ncral interest ngain1 leg1!ycd swi.di.nre
- the legislature of Chic to lend some assistance.
II my arp"ar strange 10 some rnoinb- NJ t,, Oil,
49,. :, w ne We interest o The State pass laws
fmilt pot c,on of1dyilr'l' engaging in he team beat
Wbat is desired is, that the state should pass
4 la77 agreeing 10 d.f;-9d Mfr ci,i,c,g oqo:,,z.
NJ prosecutions and cosfs I'm Usny patcht i7s.tts
"7W Hiose plteW riglfs IRE fitliv estibf7h d is be-
i,giug % the clsi5ae,s
tbs o. s. nilar In, ii, tlle int-r-, or III, ,., ,,
re more soj "a pass i,n'i4lntrly W '''"
Il We fer0 Get rightly, onl, three boat, came up FINN,
i'uS1r GriiEa c1ur" NJ several ino,,iu the lat sun,
Iasr a"a III nag we're the consequence Plain e
'r! Of o"r Legislature. nov sitting and III lrni
! 1iaF@ : carr tai. d i's.tO tie dollar.
Then made ano;lrr move ~ a IT,
tFnn Cotton sold AZ Is Cts. pound.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13
February IS



FkNtAl Wei kno n AMI valuable property, the
y VIRGINIA MILLS--Stuated IL, the tos,nty
OF Buckingham, about sixty mics above Richmioni,
upon Slate RIVER, mile from its uuction with
James River, which is navisable at al seasons 10 tie
NH door.
This estsbi s'ment come'ts of substantial, stone
houec seventy feet long by forty wade, and five sto-
RES h.sii-aiu, pair Of feet Bur sto,es an, al the
necess 'ry machinery f'r manufacturing -four upon
tn latest and most improved plan - Saw -.iil ca
Pa5le OF dong muc'' any other (tlue neil.bor-
hood afiortog efficiency of timber to keep il
constantly g-ing which is brought TO the mill to be
saved on s'.arcs
The dwelling hous is handsomely situated half 8
mile from the Mil with every necessary building
sor the comfortable acc 1mmodaton OF small fam
iIJ.-At the NH Is good store house md CONT
inS-room, niiler's house, coopcr's shops. Sc
1t IS thought unnecessary to mention ~ an advsr-
tsement the many advantages this property posses
81 over any other Of lie kind in tie ulucr c3ua-
Try, as It isprcsun ID those disposed 20 PURCHASE
such property, vii! Gsst view the same, When the
terms, which s'.al' be liberal, will be mad known
by the Sub4cgibcr.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOG.
- q so fl,ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13
Ferry fire DaN4rs Reserd.

HOOK delivery to ms, or sc uring them :,
n jail, 50 ti,st st tiym again, tl.rce NEGRO Mp,s
VINO eiOptt from uy PLANTATION. POwhaig, near ca
CHI uS nights oIuo ,eIdi aud tenth inst. t. Nit: ''
H1AFShihE, baek klow, IS years OF age, Of h.,
eoN'ysnSe, vesy puiite whcu spoken L. NTH On A.
,i temple ocess"ntd by kiek from horse-h a St rs
Elijah aa, IN Richmond he wore away .uit OF W At
ba'',,s-spui, clothing. "'s
HdII very black, near six feet high, earri,d 49,,
hn uiGvi clothing rycoilucd was raised by In
harrs FOv haitian, purchased VI ban by Thomas Irydva, =.
NlSnebts,er. Of whom had him in December last ~
sne e1iitsJ, al HwrsSurg and is probably lurAin al =,
NteN,.r,o III the ncishtorhoul where he raisti
JOIN, yellow fellow of likely appearance. near ,N G.
h aoit2 p years Of age, has his RIGHT it, ~
wears baidagv around 1t, winch makes IL sl,psar ,
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