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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

The federalis,s OF Coonscticut have de-
uonstrs'ed beyond doubt, that error is more
powerful than truth, and that the divine senti-
ment OF Jefferson Is false, that " srror OF opin.
ion may be tolerated with safety, where REQ
sou Is lsf. free ID combat il"
What misfortune IL Is, when all the tal-
enss, and all tho religion, and all The wealth,
should be overcome in fsir fight, by Inc vul-
gar, the profaoe aud the ignorant---snd that,
these should possess a greater powsr than
The others over public opinion
We understand (ssys the N tn,eiI gcncer)
that a thorough Investigation of the com.
plants aud aliedgsd abuses at the Military
School is soon to be had by order Of the EA-
ecuuSe, and that orders have actually been
issued for General Court Martial and Court
ofinquiry, 10 be held al West Foint ON the
soth October next
Trial Of Col Waarson. third Cour,
Martial which has been conveoed a, Wash.
ington for the trial Of this officer, have I'D.
journed,--Their decision ia the case will not
be made public, unul sanctioned by the com.
mandcr in chief The National In,eilgeh.
Ger expresses the opinion that II 10 fatorabte
to the accused.
Two chain cables, weighing 30 tons each,
have arrived in the Chesapeake, from Lsndon,
intended tor the use of line Of battle ships.
ST. HELENA, June l9.-H NJ. ship Iulia
arrived here on The s,h inst. from a cruiae
In search Of the Island Of ST. NafAesy, laid
down in some charts, but which She ascc<.
tained docs no, exist.
An average of 70 pcrsons, !, is said, are
carried OH daily BY the plague q, Aigicrs.
In the spring Of 1910, two Potatoes were
brought from Grafton, in Worcester county,
by Mr. Truman Clark, ond planted the same
yrar by Mr.. Elijah Bartlett, of this town, The
proceeds Of which the seeond year, amounted
10 thirty three 6ushris,-.hor,har,hto Gar .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
HARVk.Y SESSIONS, bAW
Has, ,ihis day rtcrrveash ietye assorfmenf u
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

II n... .ffneng which uft- F.
CuPERFiNE London Broad s,o,hs and cassin sercs.
~ fnc, and low priced do do, Ga Cassihner, 70, fer
ladies coats and shawIs, Coasngs, plains, Il cvor.
shire Kerseys. Sst,iness, Flsdnels attnetts no,n-
basrtts, vesthEs worsted and cotton Hosiery, imis
Cotons, stealth loom shlrtn0t. Arnerlesu shi rings
and Sheeungs, Bedticks and Diapefs Case lev
Antines and Florence Silks, Of very superior qusli
w do. Canton Grapes, black Satines and , loren
tines Flag and Bsndanna ,iidkfs, itaisa ca apes
o. Cashmere shswis S< cotton do. Furn tures;
CoPperplaes and CalScoes Russia Sheetinks "a Lin
mems vevetss American GinHhams, &c &c. shicB
he viii sell at very reduced prices. for Cash,
0JAll those indebted, are earnestly reques ed ID
make immediate payment. All accounts .erf Mx
months Standing, f not paid by the ist Of D. lc Id
must be und.% the disagree able necessity os odg'
ing for collection. ~ Oct h,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
4aies at 4aftiotl.
REAL ESTATE-af auction.

REAL ESTATE--df auction.
On MONDAY. Oef. so--af II o'clock,
On the premises.
THF Real Estate of the subscriber. situated at
Il the head II misunderstanding Of a con.
venient two-s,ory dwelling house and On, buildings,
. well OF good water. about acres of good land,
&c. &c. JAMES TENANT
Conditions msde known at the time and place Of
sale--whch will be unlimited
JAMES CHAPEL, aasrr.
Newport, Oct. 8, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
BosroS, Oct. s.
E1RTHOUdKE.

Yesterday, about 90 minutes before 10
O'Clock, smart shock Of Earthquake was
felt IN this town. The vibraiioB eontinued
sbo0' one second, and was moro or less cen
sibiy felt, throughout the place. In Broad
street, we are told, 1.-THE shock was so severe,
as to occasion several Of tho inbabitsuts resi-
diog therein, TO leave their houses.
We have sinse learnt, that the shock was
severely felt in the neighbouring towns, par.
,eolarIy al cambridgep port, where tho meet.
Jog house was shook 10 so tremulous man.
ner, a. TO cause AT immediate deseriiop Of
the whole congregation tat Woburn, nssny
Of the walls were thrown down, and some
houses represented rocking like a cradle.
a--:o.sk: :o.-
The Franklin -, Captain S,ewsr, on is,
the eve Of her departure from PhiiiidcIe phis,
for the Mediterranean, with number OF ex-
ira officers relieve those now on that station
Ii was sisted few weeks since that she
would land Mr.. Rush in England, previous
to her sailing for the Mediterranean.
a Savannah paper OF the 18th ultirno says,
T" We can assert. wItbou, fear Of contradiction,
that the egstia,ioos in which the two coun.
uies (Spsia sbd the United StatesJ nave been
engaged for some years back ere broken OF"
The Colonel Irwin, who has superseded NJ
G. egor IN Amelia, is {" Colonel Irwin, late Of
NortamberIand, PennsyIvsnia, and member
of the last Congress.
Ats lste Cssrt in Montreal, two persons
Tor horse stealing. and one for ssesilege, were
coudemn 10 DO hung.
It's now reported, (ssys the Washisgsoo
Gssetts) and generally believed, that Mr.
c'ay has preferred his seat 10 Congress toe
sess ID csbipet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND
GEhkKhL LAAD OFE1CE, \
ASA SEM. 1917.
NOTICE.,
NOVICE:

!. The Lands in the Illinois Territory sbproprs tef
Tor bounties TOR military services having bern Gr
yeyed. and the surveys received at this oiisc., D.
distribution Of the said lands. ty lot. agrecsbly !,
law, will commence " this Office oa the Arst SIC
day in October next. ~,
The surveys of military bodnty lands in Misaou,
Territory are expected il few msnths, when J.
similar distribution will take place, Of which timely
notice will be giveh III the newspapers Those ~ha
wish TO locate their warrants in MISSOURI Terri,ov.
may send them afier the publication Of that notice.
Every soldier Of the late army who has received
from the Department Of War land warrant, or !.
notifications that tits deposited in thus Office. msr
obtain patent BY sending TO this Office the warrcns
or noiihcy cytoh, first writing on it, "To he locstcd il
the ihoi: Territory. and the patent 70 be seat ,S
the Post Once at .~--"
Signed; -@--s--s
The patents Of soldiers Who have no,Hed, of
shall he eAher notify the General Land Ofice nsss
TO deliver them TO their agents heretofore appoint,
ed, will be retained, subject 10 their further order
Members Of Congress who have deposited (in ,hs
okce) soldiers warrants notifications. may obtsid
patents for them BY sending the receipts whitH
were given BY the cAscs, and instructions relative
10 locating the warrants. - IL
Printers who rsblish The hws Of the united sfStsS
viii give the above 80 many insertions as viii r.
mount 10 ten dollars, send copy Of tho papers ia
thi. Office, and bill receiptcd---,be money Dill 81
stn, by mail. JOSIAH MEsGs. %
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohlce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
M1RRIED,

In this town, Last evening, by the Rev Mr.. MiIier
Capt GEoscz n MoaRIs, Of the u. s. Army, 10
Miss SARAH X. Muafoap, eldest daughter OF
BENJAMIN u. Mumford, Esq.
At Providence, on the 2S,h ult. BY the Rev. Mr..
Edes, Mr.. CsAxkEs w. Cozzsss, to Misc ELIZA
w, MAsoH, daughter OF DR.. Joseph Mason.
At Warwick, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Northup. Capt HureHRwsos A. Cots,
10 Niss SARAa v ELpoepoE, all that nlncc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
The Most Worshio/nt
JOHN CARLlLE,
Grand. Mdsfey

.e Grand Mater. E
4 SPECIAL Communication Of the 6sxx5
"A LoDcs Of the State Of Rhode island and Prov
idence Plantations. will be holden at Hamilton
tober neat, At Q o'clock 4, II u which time ssid
Lodge will be consecrated and their Ofscers install
led Officers and members Of ,Iie Grand Lodgc
proxies Of Lodges. brethren Of the subndr,'-
Lodges. and all others, re9uested 10 take ab.:cs
and give their attendance accordingly te'ist
-. ~ Order,
WALKER HUMPHRY, Grasd Seem
September 80, a. l. 58ly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
THE MUSEUM

= Lately opened in this town, At Masoaic
Hall, by Messrs. STowELL * BaADLEy,
claims, BY IT'S merits, tho attention Of liber-
al public and the encourage met Of the pat.
rons Of the fine arts. The collection Of 6g,
Sures is jvdiciously selected, we'll executed,
and drsssed and decorated 10 an elegant style.
We doubr not they viii continue 20 receive a.
they already have done, handsome and lib.
oral support.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08
NEWBORN
WKDNESDAY, 0c7OBER 8, .lsl7. !.


Amoog the Iight articies in our lasl paper,
was piece headed !" Strange advice for
iawyer." One of our respected correspon-
dents, complains of the piece, rs speaking
irrsverently of the ministers of religion.
He should reeollect that the term "nriesf"
there made use of does not apply to the res
pected and respectable siergy Of our country,
but 10 pack Of miserable w,etches OF The
Europeaa worlc. who under the character Of
friesfs arc ofteotimss guilty of the grossest
improPriely,, ,not to say the most atrocious
erimea Thank heaven In our country in
s,asees Of depravi,y 10 men Of that profess
sion, are very rare. We would be UNDER
stood, when making use of the term hriesf,
more particularly when usingi in the mso-
ner a. shove retcrfed 10, that IL is applica.
Bile to those only, who assume the sacerdotal
habit for the worst OF purposes. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

Dispatches hrs -.cenLy been received b
|gove,n neat f-om oae Nisis,er in Spaio.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

ras neat Rspsbiieaa garn 10 Coanec,icr,
|since last April Is about I 500 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

Al . Ia,s Cssrt in Montreal, two person
tor horse stealing. and one for ssesiIege, wer
coudem emned 10 bs hung.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

It's now reported, (ssys the Washisg'o'
Gssstte) and generally believed, thar Mr
cIay has preferred his see, 10 Congress TO-
seas id Csbipet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

d. PInnfaffons-Ctf D, IbI7.
THE creditors Of Peter p Remington, of New.
l port, trader, are hereby nc'ifed TO appear b.
the General Assembly, to be holden AZ SoafL KinV,
fsvt. on the last Moadsy Of October inst TO sb, v
cause Why his petition for the beneh, Of the ins,
vent act, vf Jdne, 1856 ought not to be granted
.tasrt SAMUEL EDDY, Ssorsa'-',
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

An average of 70 pcrsons, !, is said, are
carried OH daily BY the plague At Algiers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

we FAD ia Nev-Yor paper the follow.
iog notice Of "a important invention by one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-08

The Colonel Irwin, who has superseded \
G egor 10 Amelia, is Colonel Irwin, late
Nortsrnberfand, PennsyIvsnia, and membs
of ths last Congress.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Land for Sale.

TF early application is nade, | will dis.
3 pNsA Of 100 acres Of the CEOhR
S20YE tract If lanl. There Is surplus
timber an, fire wood enough on the part
| purpose selling ta pay, with jadIc'ouS
mana cement, more thsnhalt the purchase
noaeY, ut the price ask. The sitnaioa
is healthy, and the land fertile. Cont
guilty e. narket is also among its alvan.
ta.es; il BEN. With 'Ws than nile ot
Mr., Jonathan Januey's mill, where the
Alexandria price may he had Tor gram.
Persons wishing to purchase will Apply
h the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten miles below Alexandria, and
ore below Janney's mill.
sent. - EoTAR M'CAktf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Description Of Iyorns. and he ssmp,
tons by 7ciiich they are kno1cH.

Worss which infest the human body
are chiefly Of four kinds viz.-rhc Tc-
res or large round worm the Ascari.
DIES o: small maw-worn the Cucurbi
ti.a ,r short fat white worm and
lastly, the TGnia or tape-worm, so call
ed from IT. resemblance to tape. This
is often many yards lcng and is full Of
Joints. 1t is most hurtiul and most diff
cult to re+nOve.
Among the symptoms attending worms
arc--disagrecab.e brcat., especially in
the morning bad and corrupted gums !;
itching in the nose. and about the seat /:
commissions. epileptic fits, and sometimes
privation Of speech; starting and grind
ing Of the teeth in sleep; irregular sppe
lite. sometimes loathing food and some
times voracious /: pprgiag with Shiny and
fctid stools vomiting; large and hard
belly; pains and sickness at the sto.
mach pains in the head and thighs and
lowne,s Of spi.it.; slow fever with small
and IRREGULAR pulse ; a dry cough; eyces.
sive thirst; sosctimes pale and unhealthy
cpuntenancc, and sometimes the face bloa.
ted aad flushed.
Persons lfiictci with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate re-
course to Hamilt0n's Worm Destroying
Lozenges, which have been constantly
attended with success in all complaints
similar to those above described.
A dose Of this medicine given ,cca-
sionai'y during the warm season, will ef-
fcctually prevent "the vom,tihs and rur-
ging of ciiildren"-a dreadful disorder,
which annually destroys thousands OF the
infant part Of our c.:izens. Iii. iigs~i.s
the ri!dest and most certain ren.,d,
kncNn. and has restored to health and
strength great uumtH whe.. in an ad
vanced stage of this fatal complaint. Par
ticular ard plain instructions are given
for every part OF tl.e necessary treatment
In sach cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eascrpess; having pleasing az pear.
ance, and all agreeable taste.
Ths Restorative PoVcJer for sss
Xss!h AZ GYsss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
HaRiiten'S EfiIir,

A sovereign remedy for colds, ohsf.
nate coughs, asthmas, sore threats, e.
tanas. and approaching consrHptioas-
TO parents who have children afflicted
with The HOPPING COUGH, tli;di.-
coveyy is of The frat magnitude, as i, a.
ford. immediate relief, cheeks tie PFC
gress. and in a short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders to which
Children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO .nsll
that no difficulty arises in taking il.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Thirty Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from my service, on
az the 10th inst. my muiatto house
servant GEORGE, between Is and 10
years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high,
slender made, pug nose, bushy hair, half
Of one of his upper front teeth broken of
-he is very art!ul aud forward, and a Ca
pable house servant he took with him a
variety of clothing. l win give The above
reward, Il secured in any Jail, SO that |
get him again, aud will pay all rea.ona-
ole charges if brought home. Masters Of
vessels and others are ssrewarned from
employing Or carry rs of said servant at
their peril. c. +. WHITING.
AlOryen, near Alexandria, ] s+r,,,f
september Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
A valuable Farm for Sale.

VNS1E SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
9 reasonable terms. a valuable and
ineffective iarm of 600 acres, or therea-
bouts--being part Of the lands OF The late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Ran in
the county If Prince William, in the
state Of Virginia 30 niles from the Oc-
conu,n Mi'ls-3S miles from Alexan-
dia. and about the sane distance from
Georgetown aud the City Of Warrington.
This farm lies in the centre OF an excel.
liant uciuhbarhood-ls handsomely stu
ated-abua,lan,y watcred, and has upon
it an ample proportion Of wool. The
sol! is naturally strong, aud conSldera-
Die portion of it has for some years past,
b.en cultivated according to the most
approved rules Of ;a0dern hasbandry-
Possession will be given on the Iirsi day
Of January next. The <ermS upon which
this property will D, sold, will be made
known upon application TO George L..
Brent, of Stafford County. Va. o.. to the
subscriber living in Aexandria.
JOHN ID. SiHMS.
s,ptember 6 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Sully for Sale.
October II

YEyHIS estate situated in the county Of
Fairfax. twenty two miles from
Alexandria, and the same distance from
Georgetown, contains about seven humid
red and Fifty acres. Little River Iurn-
pike passes through it half a mile from
the dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, and remarkably healthy +; the
water is good and abundant. The soil
which was originally excellent, has for
some years past had the advantage OF i'm
proving husbandry, Plaster Of Paris act
ing with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. The fields
present good surface for cultivation:
and those, COW untitled, are covered with
red clercr. The orchards are very large
and thrifty; the collection of table fruit
is chaice and various. The mansion is
spacious ard we'll constructed: the out
houses are conveniently situated, and
the whole have been lately thoroughly
repaired and painted. The farm hOns-
es. which are all nearly new, are cXpen-
s;ye and excellent in their kinl.
For gentleman of leisure this would
be delightful residence; and proits-
bic estate fr an active farmer, TIE title
ia inA;spn,able. and perfectly unincum-
sered.
Aunmber of well taught nrderly young
men. with goo stocks and farming uten-
sis of ali Kinds, aud the crops OF the pre-
se,it wear. if desired, will be at the COM
mand Of the purchaser.
Application may be made to the sub
scr:bcr. living OF the premises, next the
posl-ntiice at Pleasant Valley. in Fairfax.
: FRANCIS L1GHTFOOT LEE.
sep. 10 tuttf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
For Sale.

A TRACT of land, lying on the North
q Fork Of olantico Creek, and only
two miles iron the tcwn of Duniries:
lknown BIZ the name Of Clifton contain
itg about ESQ acres. About two thilds
If this tract is in wood--a part Of the
cleared land well enclosed. There is on
this tract good dwelling house, stables,
&c and convenient 10 the dwelling
house a srist mill, containing two pai: oil
stones-one of burr, new, Eve icet dame
ter; the other Cologne. The mill is late
" built. Every pat Of the gear new,
and completely li,el Tor errhaat work
TIE mill better secured from foods than
any am acquainted with, having but S
feet Of dam, witt short race, to admit
of fall for twenty -four feet oyershot wa
ter wheel. In fact, Il . land is c! good
quality the situ.,ion handsome aud
healthy; the steam good one and the
mill new. spacious, aud well finished, and
lying in the most direct rOut Tor a great
part of the prodace that comes to Dunn
fries 10 pass it. Possession Can be had
immediately, and tie terms known by
application to me. at Dumiries.
JAMES DENEAI.E.
October II Sutim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
A Runaway.

UeAN AWAY last right from the
Ea, subscriber a Mcgee man named
THORNTON. He had on, aud took
with him, dark tailed roundabout and
pantaloons, a black hat, and striped
blanket. lie is tall aid we'll made, thin
skin, being of the mulatto breed, and a.
bout e years old. Whoever will deli
ver sail .segro to me shall receive ten
dollars, and all expenses paid BY
EDM. nENNEY.
Iwoald sell him to any person residing
in virginia. lie is first rate hand on
farm. u. ID.
nP Al masters and owners ct YES
sells are forbid employing this runaway
slave al their peril. tad"
Woodland, Fairfax CO. w. Oct. i4-9l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Twenty Dollars Reward.

7 EFT my employ on Thursday, the
IL ilth instant. servant boy, named
SPENCER; he is about Is Or II years
old. toierably well grown, is bow legged
of light ycllcw complexion, s'ammers
when spoken TO-, He is probably lurking
about town, and vii! no doubt try to pass
for free boy. l will give the above re-
ward it taken more than len miles from
town. ten dollars if taken oat OF the dis"
trict, and FIVE if taken within the district.
| forewsrn al persons from hai boring or
carving of said boy. as | am determined
to have such offeadcrs punished to the
extent of the law. L, MoCNi.
sept. OF du
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Fifty Dollars Reward.

BsAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
ES, theIlth inst. my mulatto man, ma
med NED, commonly called Ned MfRAE
alias SnrnwIsa. He is about 25 or a
wears of age, ) feet s or 9 inches high,
and vas raised in Manchester. Ned is
well made, high forehead and large flat
nose: had on when be- went away grey
coat and panta!Cons. bat as he was well
provided with cIoathiBg Of various kinds,
Il is probable he may have changed bis
dress. It's believed he went off with
his wife, who it appears lett Richmond at
the same time she is very black, and, /
believe. somewhat pitted with the small
pox, talks great deal, Of snort stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
full, and may probably atte"ptto pass for
a free nan he has down took when
spoken 10. The above reward will be g.
ven if taken out of Richmond or Man
chester. and twcnty five dollars If taken
ia either place, and all reasonable ex-
penses paid for delivering him t" the sub
scriber. DAWN DAkCLAf.
N. B. Masters Of vessels and others,
are cautioned against hartoring, employ
ing or carving on said ieilsS', under Pc
nalty of tie law.
RiShmSud, Oct. IS thstua
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
safes AZ Auchoa.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,

On VcdHes1Gys ana odI2rteyI
WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office IN Union street,
Between King and Prince
8 extensive and general assortment
a of seasonable Goods, Of British,
French, German, India, and domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select
ed. and well worthy the attention o.
town and country merchants aud others
as the undersigned will he ahun!antls
supplied frnln the manuiactors add tne':
friends in Boston. Me- York aud Pmla-
ieiphia-which will g'.eto gentlemen an
opportunity Of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can be in those cites
taxing into view tie difference OF Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers ot the
dar.
Consignmcnts strictly ATTENDED! to and
liberal ad-anccs made il desirable.
John Jackson & Go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-04
Fifty Dollars Reward.

NnAN AWAY from the subscriber.
20. living at Columbia CoaTt-honse'
Georgia, negro man, named MIN
NY, about so years of age, ) feet g
inches high. dark complexion, erins when
spoken to, remarkably bow-legIed, and
has a little impedilnent in his speech-he
was formerly the property of Mr. James
Anderson, Of Alexandria, and it is not
improbablche may be lurkingab ut Alex
audria as he has wife there, OF he may
have made fer Philadelphia, ard pretend
he is free and shew free papers. l vii!
give the above reward for aPprehending
and securing him in jail so that Sc: nim
again. CALEB EubANh.
september s DIN