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pfitY.
Mr.. Monroe justly congratulates hi.
country upon that state of peace which
II enjoys, and which he appears to regard
as Deing sound and permanent. He does
ne! see around him any quarter from
wulch ne can anticipate an interrupti-
on. England, the most commercial ma
ton in the world, is concerned TO main
tam her regular intercourse aud therein
her pacific relations, with her best Gus
toner; for il, England be the greatest
manufacturing nation, America, being en-
Hrely occupied IN cultivation, is the great
est consumer. America, therefore. NAV
entertain just confidence that the En-
glish Government will never seek a
breach so much to its disadvantage, and,
America herself would be mad, TO pro-
woke ~ by unnecessary offence.
WHh Spain there appears more cause
OF apprehension, because the force of
circumstances, and the vicinity of pos
sessions. have brought America and
Spain into conflicting interest, and be-
cause the public mind and public opini-
on IN America are generally in favor of
the Spanish independence. We have
also looked 10 this ground with someap
hension; But MIR. Monroe appears TO be
actuafed by thatwise moderation and tenn
perate prudence which characterized Ge-
neral Washington. He acknowledges
me value OF having some fixed law
between nation and nation. He appeals
TO the Law of Nations against the ponu-
lar ciamours of America-He suggests IN
the people and TO the House OF Jeris-
iature, that their relations with Spain are
those OF friendly nations. and that with
these obligations subsistinp thev cannot
interfere without injustice between Spain
and her colonies.
AS to the relations of France and A.
merica, France has sunk so low i'm the
scale OF positive strength, that America
mas hothing either, TO hope or fear from
ner. 1t will be at least fifty years before
tne French Court will recover anv thing
OF IT'S former weight in Europe. From
most oppressive tyrant il has sunk to a
willing slave.
=, ne northern nations, and Italy. have
likewise no point of contract. and still
less OF conflict, with the American Co
vernment, and Mr.. Monroe has therefore
JUST reason TO congratulate himself that
tne universal political horizon is uncloud-
Ell through It's whole expanse, and that
nota spot exists, whenGe the most an
pre"ensive imagination can infer any
tninS Dut long and unbroken serenity.
curing which America may apply herself
40 her cultivation and TO her Govern.
,heb'' ana may so improve both, as TO
become one Of the richest and hann;eSt
of civilized States. p''
The dominion of America. and tbe
duration of America, are the dominion
and duration Of the English stock : thew
are plants from the mother tree. and Il
wonid De a want offamily feeling NOT TO
rejoice in their growth and progress.
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WEST-TNDIES.
{ From the ~. York Mercantile Adrerti,ey
HAYTI

Il
We learn OF Captain Brown. passep-
ger in the Freemason, who left Port-au.
Prince on the 2lst OF Nav, that Potion
and ChristOphe were very auiet at that
time. The present naval force of Petiou
consists of the Abolition, admiral ship)
ct 10 guns, and 400 men, formerly the
General Brown; ship Wilbcrforce, for
merly the General Gates, of D guns:
brig Fire Fly, Is, and Conquerer, of lf
guns. which were ali i'm port, completely
equipped
Potion is vcfy popular with the people
lie governs, and has an exalted opinion
OF the American government and repuIa-
lions. His laws aud police regulations
are formed on the best principles. He
las established number of school.
vhIch are we'll filed. The French and
h.H9hsh missionaries who have visited ~.
Domingo have been well received by him.
5nd trcaict Nithgreat kindness. In con-
VerSat'"h W.th Captain Brown, when
sfealin4 "i lie American sailor that was
shot. short time past, for killing one of
his subjects, he observed that il was a
painful eircun stance 70 condemn him to
death, but he proof was so clear thatthe
inaiesiy oi iilc iJ,ys demanded the forfeit
tire OF ms tide. le also remarked that
'''P' ~ Wv hApNiiNau EOFtIuDPHV ulu nor
roim,cnaHce American priValeerina nm.
der ihe Carthazenan flag.
hUhs's CnAee and sugar very scarce
s0d high, owing 70 the hurricanes. Flour
very scaice. w"rlh from 40 10 65 dollars
pc barre! maze mport Tor sale. Coffee
~ sous q sugar dolls There was only
one arrival i'm Port. au- Prince during 20
DAYS. 81. Domingo produces Corn in a.
bundance OF peculiar sweetness, and all
kinds of vegetables. Port-au-Prince is
an excellent market. 1t produces all the
tropical fruits of a peculiar high favour
likewise Strawberries, peaches and grapes
and the planters are making rapid pro
gress in the cultivation of sugar cane.
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CHARLESTON, June o.
FROM JAMAICA

To the politeness of Captain PORTER.
OF the British brig Alice, arrived on Sa-
turday, from Savannal-la- Jam. we
are indebted for file of Kingston papers
to the 18th May. We have made selec-
tons from them for this days Gazette,
which are interesting, as they detail the
operations of the Independent privateers
in the West Indies, &c.
Captain Porter informs us, that the
crops 'in Jamaica have almost totally
failed land that ~ consequence. all kinds
OF prOd1ce was very scarce and high.
lCSty Gas.
| f7ro's Jangaics papers By the British brig
Ahce.
KINGSTON, Nav 10.
letter, enclosing some papers. adj
dressed to The Mayor, from ST. Georges.
was read the 10Th ultimo, in Common
Council, stating that eight seameD, Eng
iishmeH, Americans, and Frencbmen.
who declared themselves to belon, TO the
Superior privateer, formerly the Sancv
Jach, American privaieer, had landed a
short distance to windward Of Annatto-
Bay, from that vessel, two of whom had
applied To Magistrate to make some de-
claratlOns, and obtain permit 10 nro-
coed to this city, when they were all ia
ken into custody. The Corporation CON
celving that it was not within their pro-
vince To- interfere respecting these per
sons, directed that the letter, &c. should
be transmitted to the Duke of Manches-
ter, III reply TO which Ills Grace. has been
pieasedtO say, that they are improper
persons to remain on the Island. and as
there does not appear any mode Of their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
DOMESTIC.

Philadelphia, Juae 9.
The President of the United States and
suite left this City on Saturday before
o'clock, and arrived at Trenton the same
evening. His arrival was announced by
the discharge of cannon and The firing of
a feu de ,ioie by the volunteer corps that
were under arms ready TO receive him.
We understand that the President will
take the Steamboat at Elizabeth-town,
and proceed TO Staten Island, to the resi-
dence ofthe Vice-President. On Tues
day he is expected TO visit the Fortifica-
tions, &c. sleep that night at the head
quarters OF Maj. General Scott, and on
Wednesday morning make his entry into
the City of New-York. From New-York
we learn the President will go up the
Hudson TO West Point Having examin-
ed the state OF the Military Academy, he
will descend the river and go up the
Sound TO New-London, and ultimately
go as far east as Portland, in the District
of Maine, and as far west as Detroit, in
the Michigan Territory, taking Platts-
burg, Sackett's Harbor, Niagara, AMI all
other Military Posts in his route, and ia
king Pittsburg in his way TO Washington
CITY DEM Press.
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rrEENTON lime O

On Saturday evening, little after sun
set, the President, accompanied by Gen
eral SWIFT, Chief of Engineers, MIR. In
GGRSoL, District Attorney for Pennsylva-
mia, and MIR. Mason, his private Secre-
tarv, reached the Delaware bridge below
this CITY, where the municipal authori-
ties, t'ie volunteer companies of Trenton,
commanded by Captain RossELL, and a
large cOncOurse of citizens, were await
ing him. His arrival was announced bv
= piece Of artillery, under the direction of
Captain YARD, and by the ringing of
bells. He was conducted by the military
escort TO AndersOn's tavern where feu
de-joie was fired. The Mayor, Mr.. M
Nicely, the Recorder, Mr.. Gu. EWING,
and Aldermen BRoADHURsT, TAYLOR,
and SMITH, were Immediately presented
to him, when the Recorder made him the
following extempore address
The Mayor and City Council, and
through us, the Citizens of Trenton, pre-
sent to you, Sir, their most unfeigned
respects-cOngratula you on your arris
val, and give you most cordial welcome
to this City, the scene, Sir, of some of the
services you have rendered our Country.
We most sincerely wish you the enjoy
ment of health, long lite, and prospe-
rous administration.
To which the President spontaneously
replied:
feel very sensibly this kind attention
on the part of the authorities of the CITY
of Trenton-tlie place where the hopes of
the Country were revived i'm the war of
the revolution by signal victory obtain
ed by the troops under the command of
General WASHINGTON, after severe
and disastrous campaign. am well ac-
quanted with the patriotism of the Citi-
zens of Trenton, and, indeed, of jersey,
for none suffered more, or displayed
greater patriotism, in our revolutionary
| contest. | beg you to accept nv best
| wishes for your continued prosperity and
happiness.
For perfect understanding of an al
| fusion of the Recorder, it may be proper
to state, that in the battle of Trenton
which terminated In the capture of the
| Hessians, in the Revolutionary war, Mr..
| MONROE received wound, which con
fined him nearly nine weeks, at the house
| OF Judge WYNKooP, of Bucks-county.
On Sunday, the President and suite at
tended divine service i'm the Presbyterian
| Westinghouse. They proceeded north
ward this morning. Mr.. INGERSoL re-
turned to Philadelphia last evening.
We were gratified at seeing, among
those who called TO pay their respects to
the Chief Magistrate, The gallant Captain
STEWART formerly of the Constitution
irigate and now Of the Franklin "a.
The unassuming, affabIe and amiable
department of the President, was highly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
~ E.rckGngs Coffee House ssN
SSsMAR!NE JOURNAL. MSssk
or OF Observation-Disclosures. 60.

SP3@T OF ALgXANDRIA...SEPT. 60.
\ ARMED,
Snip Boston, finley, so days from Lii
&psol TO the Capes. and 7 to this port /;
N goods, hardware, crates, coal, cheese,
8. 10 John Ramsay, Joseph Janney, L.
bhney and Co. John Lloyd, q. Taylor,
i English, jun. John Hunter, c. SHADE.
c. Cazenove, Bradcn, Morgan 4 Co.
EPIeasantsou. L. Bennett, KENNEL aud
marlborough, II Smith 4 Co. E. Riggs,
land /. p. Thompson, L. 4 c. Wright,
falter Smith, r. Slade, X. Libby, Z. A.
hrnett, L. W. Massie H. llasel, Pa
Ihs' aud Butcher, and o P. Finley.
Mia passengers, Mrs Brown and Mr..
|Arshall, e SO in the steerage.
Hug. 80, lat. 40, IS, long. so, 9, spoke
6p William, of n. York or Newport,
BALD not understand which, l2 days
bound 10 Hull. On Sunday noon,
ia instant, came to anchor off New
tint-ComfOrt, the wind at that time
bwing gale from the eastward, we
b our best bower, and proceeded up as
IS ST. Mary's, with considerable diff
fulty, aud came too with our small
wer, which We lost on Monday even
G-lhe wind still continuing to oiow a
e as before mentioned. Notwithstand-
+ darkness OF the night, we proceeded
the Potomac as fay as the Narrows,
ID came too with the stream anchor
Zen the wind shifted suddenly to the n.
blowing perfect gale, aud our last
chCr not being sufficient to hold the
Pip, we were compelled to run down for
inOn's Bay, where we got he loan OF
anchor from capt. Tull Of the schoon-
Horizon. On Thursday got another
Choir from capt. Mitchell of the sioop
Rnny. with which we proceeded up
hpt. Finley ayails himself Of tins oPpor-
pity to thank captains full aud Nit
leI!, tor their friendly assistance.
Ship Maria, F.atehe', IS days from Ll-
Rrpool, with salt and coal to Lawrason
FOwle, and crates TO Hugh Smith y
p. Passenger, Mr., Thomas Moore, OF
IeHandrS. August %, lar. I, lon' "a,
Eperienced severe gale, during which,
E lost our miZen mast. AuguSl IS, saw
snip without main or mizen mast. steer
& south. Eudeavoured to speak her,
i;R view to discover her situation, but
Sht coming on, los, sight of her.
Brig Tom, Weeks, 20 days from Lon
pa, with dry goods, &c. to Charles Ben
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Charles Bennett

:" as imported by the brig Tom, from
I'll London, and offers fox sale,
Waldron's corn and grass scythes
Rest gilt aud metal buttons
Best Bridport seine and sewing Irvine
Shcc thread
Snrertirc Saxon cloths g kerseymeres
T'ailors' thread. Fl st quaitv
Sewing silks and twist waistcoatins
Swsnsdown. ToiIanette aud Marseilies
And by the Boston, cap. FlnIay. expect
cd daily, lie viii receive,
Bombazettes flanhe!s
White. red, yellow and fine scarlet
Blankets. lst Guai. and very large sizes
Cloths; cassemeres and vesinsS
Double GlOster, Cheshire and pine ap-
pie cheese,
On hand, from former importations,
London cloths ard kerseymeres, all
colours Inns
Jaconette cambria and cambria mus.
Irish and English shirting cottOns
Irish linens, sheeting, aud long lawns
Cotton and silk hosiery
Black bombazeens
FIanncls, plaine and kcrseys
Striped and rose blankets
London and common pins threads
81, Ga aud "a cot;vn
Shawls, low priced, &c. &c, &c.
september 10 d1wfmw1wM2w
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New Publications.

lust received aud for sale by the sub
ID scribers,
The Speeches Of Charles Phillips. Esq.
at the Bar, and ON various public occa-
siOns.
A Dissertation exhibiting General
View of Metaphysical, Ethical and Mo-
raj Philosophy, by Dusald Stewart.
Ditto cxhibilinga General View of Ma
hematica! and Ply steal Science, since the
Revival Of Letters in Europe, by John
Playfair.
History Of the late War in the West.
ern Country. by Robert NJ. A Fee.
A mata, fragment, by Lord Erskine.
VlndicatiOn Of the Captors Of Major
Andre.
Manuscript transmitted from st. llele-
ma By All unknown channel. Translated
from the French.
MeIincourt, by the author Of ileadIong
Hall, Q vols.
Tales Of my Landlord, Q vols.
The PASTORS Fire side. 2 vols.
Bower Of Sprng, aud other Poems. by
the author Of the Paradise IF Coqucttes.
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
september l9 'mrSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
PickIing Vinegar.

A y my Ninrga' Yard, Oh the east
"A side If Fa'rlay street, opposite the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, | have Tor sale. by
,he barrel, al IS cents per gallon, or by
the single gallon. s. cent?,
Choice Cider Vinegar,
which will warrant. A large supply Of
Vinegar will always BE- ready to answer
any demand. Attendance from 9 A. NJ.
till 5 Pm. JOINS L. BROOKS
~ The editors of he \ lnteiligen-
cet will please Insert The above e times.
,pDtpnbpr
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400 Dollars Reward.
sept. Is

1tU DOlloTS hCWpIu.
4 BSCONDED from the subscriber, two
"A female negroSLAVES. Phoebe, who
| understand has changed, her name to
Nancy, so years of age, about five feet
seven or eight inches hign, black COM
plexion, straight and well proportioned,
brought up as = house servant and semp,
tress-at which last profession she is ey.
celled by none of her color.
Peggy, 6righ! mulatto, 10 or go years
of age, about 5 feet 5 Or six inches high
rather thick, and has scar on the top
of one Of her feet also brought up as a
hOuse servant.
The above reward will be paid for the
delivery of the above slaves to me. at my
residence in Fairfax county, at the 22d
mile stone, Little River Turnpike Road
or sixty dollars for the former and forty
or the latter.
HARRISON FITZHUGH.
May 7 wtmtl
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DISTRICT OF coLuMBIA.1 sc-

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAN c,-
County of Alexandra.
I'm the Petition of Daniel Haines, an
" Insolvent Debtor, confined in the
Jail OF Alexandria County for debit
Notice is hereby giren
to the creditors Of the said Daniel Haines,
that on Monday, the 9th dsy Of October
next, at O'clock A. NJ. at the Court
House IF the said county, the tath pre-
scribed by the act Of Congress Of the T.
Dited States, entitled an "act for the re-
lief of Insolveut Debtors, within the
District of Columbia," will be admins
tered to the said IRsoivent, and trustee
appointed, unless sufficient cause 10 the
contrary be then and there shewn.-
Ordered, that this notice b. Published,
three times week for 9 weeks. in both
the newspapers printed in Alexandria.
BY order of the H0n6rable William
Cranch, chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court, 70: the District Of Co.
Il moia.
GEORGE DENEAIE, C. C.
September p mwi5w
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rctt ard {. y + P. Thompson. Also to
government, two G. ain cables, weighing
% tens each, calculated 10; the Use II a
ship OF III !iac.
Schr Hlan, Hard, 5 DAYS fiom phiIa-
tclphia, with az asso ted cars0 10 met
chants Of The district. Passed Yesterday
morning. OF Blackstone Island, ;! p Ala
E.nta, boUnd up.
- Sally, Sheldon, from Providence.
via Ne folk, wit!scUunt'y prodece, to the
master.
SlOop Rose-iE- Bloom, Fowler, days
from Rhode-lslart, with country pro-
duce, To the master.
Sioop Mechanic, Smith, 6 days from
New-York, with dry goods to J. Withers
Y Co.; crates to TripIett e Neale, and
plaster to John &. Ladd e c..
ARRIVED, Sept 81.
Scbr Nancy, Erenham, from RappahaL-
mock, with coln, to Reuben johnson.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Dryade, Plummer; hence, ar. at
Liverpool l4th August.
Schr BcIscy, Simmons, at Boston, 18th
instant, up for this port.
Brig Dolphin, Williams. cleared at
b. ton i4'h instant, toT this port.
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G.. & !. p Thompson
sen'ember %

G. & |. p Thompson
TEAVE just received per the brig
Al Tom, from London, and ship Bos-
ton, from Liverpool. a choice Sc ectlon of
Seasona6le Goods;
among them are,
Sheppard'S, and Meek 4 Co.'S. extra
best superfine imperial SsxUny cloths
Do. do. single and double milled cas-
sinners
Yorkshire fine and superfne cloths and
cassimers
Double milled drabs
Pelis,e cloths
Bombazet'e, Of all colors
Tai tan plaids
Rose and stripe blankets
Flanu els, white, red, scarlet, yellow
and black
Fashionable fancy vestings
Strut twill ed cords and velvetteens
Ga supe fine Carlisle ginghams
Mourning and foe fancy town prints
Rich furniture ChintZ
Fine India book, corded, and cross
cord sacha ella
Null, vened, jaPancd, fancy seedlings,
and other muslins
81 and Ga checks
Linen and cotton bed ticks
Aberdeen three cord wire threads, tai
lor's color d do.
Ladies AID gentlemens' fine leather
glTTes
London treble gilt buttons, fine silk
wOve
Union, and Leopold stars do. &c. &c.
sept. % di@Wwf4w
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Sales OF Auction.
Bg p. G.. .NARsTELLE9.

On TUESDAY, 10 A.. N.
Will be sold at thc Vendue Store, curlfe!
Of Prince and Wafer streets,
Domestic cuttons
GIu5i.ams
Iris, linens
Lawns
Cambria and book musliBs
India nankeen,
English d..
Gurrahs
Book muslin hdkts
Silk lace do
Snperhue and fine brcadcioths
Flushinss
Plans
Corduroys
Sewing cOttons and threads, etc
ALSO,
600 barrels gross herr 'ngs
so crates queenswarc
10 boxes glassware
o. bags flberts
6 kege chewing tobacco
Sideboards, chairs, &c.
september %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Land to Rent,

For one gear, or term Of yyarS, or for
Sate.
EWE Subscriber will rent or sell the
\ larm on which he at p esent resides
for one year, or term of years, together
with all the stock and farming utensils.
and working hands. 1t is situate in the
coauty al P lnce William, 16 miles T. ON
Dum'ries, and so from Alexandria: it
contains $50 acres Of land, about one
half OF which is cleared, and the remain
dor is vel. covered with excellent timber.
The land is well adapted TO clover and
plaster. 1t has On it comfortable over
sccv'S house, with grauarles and other out
houses. There is on the premises 4 peach
and apple orchard. There are four mer-
CHI mt mills within few miles Of the pre-
m,SeS. Timber has been prega cd Tor
building dwelling house.
For terms apply to the sab'c. ioer, near
Wheaiiand POst-ofIice, Prince William
county, Virginia. Persons disposed to
purchase viii be accommodated with a
credit on laying the N crest OF the pur-
chase money panctnally
PHILIP FlTZHuGH. .
sept. % vwf
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THIS D.4Y.. ..September Fl:
Public Sale,
Of Dtlelling Houses and Land.

q WILL offer !Or sale, at public auc
tion, at the Exchange Coftee-Hause
in Alexandria, OH the esd Of Septenber.
instant. at twelve o'clock, NJ a two story
Brick Dwelling House and Lot, on the
east side Of Washinston-street, in Slex>
andria, between Prince and Duke-streets,
being the sOuthernmost house of three
two story brick houses built by Jonathan
Schofield. The title is cear.-Ore thou
sand dollars vii! be required on tie first
OF February next. and the residue III four
equal annual payments thereaf'er-the
whole purchase money TO be satistactori-
ly secured and to bear interest from the
first OF October next, when possession
will be given. ALSO,
A Dwelling House and about 255 acres
of Land, in Fairfax County, within three
miles from Alexandria, more than one
third of which is woodland. The dwell
ling house is of wood, well built, d may
make a comfortable and very health re-
,idence. The LAID is capable Of great
improvement by the use of plastsr and
clover. ALSO,
Thirty-eight and half acres of Wood.
Land, about half mile nearer town, and
alfordinga handsome sc,te for building.
For the house & lard 10 Fairfax cCuI,-
ty five hundred dollars vii! be required
in hand, one thousand lars on the Ii 81
of July next, and the residue in six equal
annual instruments thereaiter--thc whole.
purchase money to bear interest from lac
day Of sale, and to be satisfactorily Sc
cured.-For further information Apply
to W. CRANCH.
PC. MARSElLLER, Auct'r.
september 10 d;
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Take Notice.

Va7HE subscriber being appointed trus-
Il tee by the hon. Judges OF Charles
County Court, as court of equity, for
the purpose of selling and conveying the
real estate Of Timothy Darlington, late
OF CharIes County, deceased; will ctfer
at public sale, on TUESDAY the ssth
Of October next, in the town Of Port-TO-
bacco, in the county of Charles-part Of
the real estate aforesaid, viz.
One trait or parcel Of Land,
containing 27S acres, lying near naviga
BILE water, well supplied with wood and
timber. This property is about miles
from Port Tobacco and from the PotO-
mac, on the road leading from Port-To-
bacco to Dumfries and Nanjemoy. The
purchaser will be required to give bond
with security for the purchase money
payable in two years--and on the pay.
ment of the same will receive deed from
The trustee conveying title in the usual
manner on like occasions.
MALACHI ROBY.
Port Tobacco, sept. l9 wtmow
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ALEXANDRIA, Sept. is.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. Is.
WAS committed to the jail OF this
w county, as runaway, mr|atto
man, who Gals himself ROBERT COL
SION, aud SAYS he is tree born, and
moved from Baltimore to Washington
with his father, where his father yet re-
sides, ami that he has been a servant To
a n,ajor JOha G. Kemp, went with him to
Canada Ir"m Washington. He is about
10 of 20 years o. age, 5 feet e Or inch
Is hi h, and slim made. The owner Is
requested to come and prove his proper
ty, pay charges. and take him away, O.
therwi,e he will be dispo'edlof rs he law
directs. JAS. CAMPBELL, Jailor.
sept, 90 M2m