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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
Hchu's ssuuiue Eye Raier.

4 SOVEREIGN remedy Tor all diseases OF
ne ewes, whether the effect of natural
,eaEness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
Aiexandr,a. Dec. so, 1916.

Alexandria. Dec. so, 1916.
Was committed to tic faii OF mi,
comfy a, 4 runaway, a neg'o man ha'nsG
WilIiam-he is about feet IHche'
made-asnut SO years oI age
was bought ola Mrs. Eowe nj MarN'aha
by sir William jones' of Georgia anu
run frcn, hun in fnglnia-Ihe cwner -
requested to cali and prove his properly;
pay charges and take him away 0ibr'"'''
ne will be dispose, Of os the ii" rse'''
JAMES CAMPbEi.L, ~ ~.
December 81 law"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
ALSc.

0itpti Ans COuWI,
alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1916.
Ordered, that the administrators OF
Jacob Fortaey. deceased. do insert tn
usual advertisement three times a week
Tor tour weeks.
Copy. Teste.
A. Moore, Register.
This is to give notice, that the sub
Scribers. of Alexandra count, in III
district Of Columbia, have obtalned !.on
The Orphans Court OF said county, let.
tiers of administration on the persc,a
estate Of jacob Fortney, late of the couu
I'y aforesaid deceased All persons hav.
ing claims against the said decedent, az,
,ereby warned TO exhibit the anne witt
ne vouchers thereof, duly passed by The
Orphans Court, to the subscribers, on o,
Irfore the 24lh day OF June next, or the,
nay by law be excluded from all benefit
sad estate: and those indebted there
, are requested to make immediate ray.
'ent. Given under cur hands this 24t
ay Of December, 1916,
Henry B. Deagen,
Isaac Robbins,
Administrators Oi Jacob F0rtne,
December "a eO4W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
New England PUN. Alola''es'
Sugar s. lea.

JOHN G. LADD 4 co.
Offer for sale the Cargo Of Brig Economy
from Boston, viz.
54 hhds n. +. rum
SIS bbls N. f. do
9 hhds moIaases
81 bbls Muscovado sugars
6s tons Russia aud SwedeS iron as
sorted and square
IA bbls tanners nil
90 tons plai-thc Paris
hid cpfiee
Hiagham boxes, Us, covers, Sc.
FOR BOSTON,
,ES The good Brig Economy, JOSIAH
FL Farrow, jun, master Fo'ire'ght
of 400 barrels appyto
John G. Ladd Il Co.
nac 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
REMOVAL.

G. Bronaugh & Company
lave removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets. neaIy opposite Messrs. T Ter
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
stock they are no" opening general as
'ortmen, Of Dry Goods, lately purchased
n Philadelphia, which they offer for sale
IN very eligible terms. Tor cash or to
punctuai customers. they wish purcha-
sers to call and examine the goods
November so If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04

taiI' enledy known, and mas restored
toh 18th and strength great number.
whca in an advanced stage of this fatal
complaint. Particular and plain instruc.
inns are given fot every part of the ne
;essarv treatment ia such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
With eagerness; having pleasing appear
tnce, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
Lawrason & Fowle

NAVE FOR SALE.
The cargo of sloop Haymaker, captain
Weeks. from Boston, OF
IS tons plaster Paris
7 hhds Ncw-England rum
10 bhls do
100 boxes mould candles
% do brown soap
100 demiiohns
S bales low priced broadcloths.
FOR BOSTON,,
EkS the brig
SsFsa& Wanderer,
s - ~ Alevander Nen comb, master,
Vow loadIn., will sail on Sunday morn
ing, and rake SEQ barrels freight, il otler-
I'd Immediately.
Apply as above.
Dec )
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04

A tract or parcel al Land. containing
between so aud 'hrec hundred acres
on the north side Of 0ccoquan. in Fair
fax county. abou ) miles west Of 0cco.
guam mills. 1t is we'll watcred with ne
yer falling springs, il is also veil timher.
ca. and the great quantity Of tvr timbe !
on it renders il the more valuable 70 an,
person in the coopering line. This land
is Vt the middle sail, aud produces corn.
wheat or any other grain toleyable we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and un.
der good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house & other out houses
and good apple orchard Of about sixt,
trees.
One other tract in the same count,
within three miles OF Uccoqnan, lying a.
sandy Ron, containing AZ acres-ou,
alt in cultivation and under good fence
The remainder heavily timbered. i'hcr,
are on the premises an old trained dwell
mag bouse and out houses and an appl,
orchard Of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inciining to purchase ca,
view the premises anil know the term,
b, applying to The subscriber who live
near them.
Thomas Gossom.
Nove,ber so en.lntbsI
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Land to- Sa G

December I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
LONDON, March 5

His Majesy's ship Congo, and the transport Dorothy
nave arrived 1T Portsmouth from Bahia under charge OF
dcthe comnanuer FiTzMaCRIcE, late master the
60 lkese vessels as must be well Known were sent
the coast OF Africa for the purpose asceraiu!ng
the direction ofthe River Congo that River
connection with the Niger. The progress of the
schr Congo the River in the prosecution of this task
was soon stopped the bottom in ali parts being found
fpposed OF hard rocky substances whist the currents
Ian with so much rapdty that anchorage could be OBJ
siineu Capt. TUcKEY and the scientific geneis en- at
ched 10 tie expedition therefore Obliged land
10 eheovor to trace the of the River They
nhued IN this pursuit about miles i'm the course of
winch they passed four cataTacts when sickness and the
want supplies compelled them retrace their seps
me journal Of Capt TUCKRY, Which was continued un
M his death does not understand hold out the Ieast
encouragement to prosecute the research farther Re
yHhdtbat oil determining geographical problem there
not single benefit TO be derived. The country does NOT
Eu"ee thing OF advantage European merchant
Ae inhabitants wh"are represented as being The lowest
EVERY thing bat they have nothing to offer in
very taiy peopled and they cruel and
thdoient The small quantity OF grain produced and
~hc, is not mote than sufficient for one half their con-
suptoh obtained through the patient Industry of the
nonsn The soil is hard and sterile thirty miles from
w ho 10 the extremity Of the progress made il
observed the raviDes only were covered with thick
Foud formed by the decomposition of the leaves
e'ner vegetable substances tie rest of the ground was
Ioeky ana fn of stones. The conjecture formed was
tbat thete Is Junction of the two rivers though such
.ohuV would not be aseful TO the purposes Of
hnsgauon, iIcrn the number of caaracts and rapids
"lSp recur IN The course the Congo The scientific
iet no interest ia exploring this desert region
rhat II eau be Imagined would be produced by the cir
shs'ahce OF knowing that they were Trading upon
S'oueu }e' hheApiofeu by any European.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
From yours, &c.
improvement IN Gas light Appayatn,.

MIR. SAMUEL CLEEG. engineer TO the yas i;,,I,,
company IN London, has made two most bril-.
iidntlmProveuents IN gaslights. 1hey consist
OF tat circular retort divided into comnor,.
mcnts, ana gas governor, so called. The Iat
ter IS Intended to alleviate the uneouai nres.
sure OF lie gaSOmeter, a desideratum that t.s
so long been ardently wished for. Nv his i'm
proved retOrts, az 2 per cent is saved in f,cI .
~hereit took eight hours to diseneaee a givo,,,
quantity OF gss in the old cylindrical retorte
tie process IL now finished i'm two honrs. e,J
by his improvements. from one chatham La
obtains Is 900 cubic feet where in the Oh g.,
ne could obtain 80 more than 10000
1t will be recOllcctcd, that il was ovr;,,o al
most to the individual and unprecedcnicde~-
ertiOnS OF this gentleman that Gas liphts yocre
introduced into London. He was thc Fret
person who used gas for economical purposes
ne lighted his steam engine manufacfdrv i,
Birmingham IN the year 1858.
In this conntrymany of our citizens beoin ~
open their eyes in regard 10 the econo3,,, -
this light. We lately noticed tlte ocyoSs
OF n companyin Baltimore We are ipc,Tr,.d
that the citizens Of Cincinnati (Oljo, have ,,n'
tered into this PROJECT with spirit that doos
them honor already the greatest mart of fheir
city is lighted. How long will New. York 90,
sleep. Asst regards mechanical and ecooo.
caluHproveineDis IN this city. Int Tor the ex.
ertionS Of some few individuals who would do
honorto anyage or country, / am afraid zoe
v0nid degenerate into barbarism almost 40
Dad as ihas OF our aboriginal inhabitants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
FROM .SpG6ords american Magazine
TAIL OF a COMET

rms glass tumber holds quart and is lled with cesr
ralei. us temperature is low in oIdcrthat it may go-
uaS otop Oh TINS alsam ofr and suspend linear the
surface III place the candle i'm the pIane of t bai
xon Of tins little globe You may see what beautiful tain
o. I'M Is iosc "a OH the side opposite to the light CO.
nste tan IN iittie nmbler ofwaer Yes indeed and
very prety one 1t is, perfect miniature. Suspend
ss gone ofgiass in the same way you NAV see how
rs Ieifacuve powers act to produce the same effect
THERE'S another globe ofthe same dimensions and ma
nutits inner surface is rendered Opaque by coat
OF ADHESIVE wax Thethickness OF the glass is equal
20 one 10th part the semdiameer of the rIohe
Ztyos see this forms tail oflight exactly like those in
me preceding experiments The atmosphere of Gomez
geaLens, by which the rays Oflight were refracted
20 conveyance, aud this occasions the luminous An
psafahce which we denominate the Comets Tail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
From the Bela,care Watchman. !
EMANCIPATION efthe PISCAN RACE.

f'reSs IF CErSsiuM, or the Whale, to Gas, the &c.
i.rerer ofhts Species
Denigaant Power, Of heavily Science,
Wuh light 10 bless, and beautyio adoInl
fii-nd OF the nDny tribe receive our praise
Aud Aeigu to hear tisn adore thy rays;
Nor deem this taneful tribute out Of place,
Since Whales are noted for a sp0utiRg Iacet
Too long mans beacon fires have we supplied:
Too many, TO enighten him, have died ;
Too long c9r sperirace,i heads have shown
heDishted man the duness of his own:
And was Il not u GAS, n cruel sight,
When oar Ora Substance fed the sailors light
tIat guided murderous whalenen in their Nay,
on our own nnotfendins tribe 10 preyf
Bnt thou. respondent GAS, ere long, shalt reign,
And naii no more depopulate the main;
pngialefui man. whose abc, stor of yore
We safely landed. passage free, on shore.
Ere ieng Thy clear and unpolluicdir lire
Shall save our race, and bid the world admire
Then shalt the sacred temple heller seem,
And, emuions OF Heaven, d.vinely beam
What rays so lit 10 light the wise aud good
As thine, squire, SO Innocent OF blood
Then GENIUS shall, (exuitins in thy light)
Aided by thee, explore a loftier flight
And SCIENCE, glorying in his offspring he
Parpetuated multiplied by thee
Rule, ;hou, forever, and all earth pervade,
Pietce. wiki Thy snhtie fire, all natures shade
Guide through mid air thy blazing car ofiight
Aud Danish from his Throne usurping Night,
Ii,uine the path ofnavies on the deep:
in Nepttne's azure chambers, where we sleep,
WAKE us with brightness: To salute Thy blaze,
High the prismatic spray our tribe shall raise;
Then shall the meteor, gltteringin thy beams
hebect my glory i'll . thousand streams
CETASIUM.
BRAZIL Banks, 10 fathom, Feb. 10, 1911.
IN alinsion to THE use II Gas Light Instead o
'hdte OH0ad SpermGccti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
PHILADELPHIA, Nav Is,
FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN
DFcFNfpED 1915

Extracts from, letters ,oriffeu bv one Of our q.
city. '''''
DECEMBER. 1916.
We anchored near the ruins OF the famons
city OF Carthage, so long the rival of Rome, and
OF which nothing row remains hut few mouI-
ueIIhs pillars PROSTATE with the ground, vet
us name shall be handed down TO the Latest
poSterity, along with its glorious deeds.
:, Inc CITY OF Tunis is 10 or ~ miles from Car
maze. Iunis has very handsome appearance
from the place where we Law.
AS was not on shore at this place,
sail not attempt to give you any account
OF u But hope that at sOme future time,
oft.
The mind in Illuminating over the remains of
t'qnity, which abound every where in this
part OF the globe. is naturally led to consider
the frDity and vanity Of mdu. OfaI the great
clties that ilourisbed in ancient times little or
nothing now remains hut their bare names
save The deeds recorded Of them byth faith
mi historian. fever my country should cease
10 exist, may she leave behindher an example
OF virtue, bravery and liberty, and so become
Tue admiration Of The world. May the histOri-
an have u IN his power to say, Behold
country that never bowed its neck 10 receive
tie tyrants yoke" which. in its infancy, over
come one Of the most powerful nations in exis-
toDce, aud established its Independence on the
hrIn basis otJustlce and equality, and preserved
Us freedom unbIemislIed. In her old are she
displayed the same deeds that distinguished
her ~ childhood, till time, in his career cha
gfincd to see a people so happy. with Ids all
powerful hand, cut them offforeycr.
TriroIi ia very strongly fortified and on ac-
count of the shoainess oCihe water, ship Of
tie Iine caonot ret into the port. The deserts
~ Barca we're ~ sight of the place where we
lay andthe country all round 1ripoi appears
Fcrv sandy and barren.
This place syery interesting to mn American
when he consider that here or infs'nt navy
lTst began TO show those deeds which have
tiuce distinguished IL. Here is where Decs-
N, Jones, hlacdonough, &c. first displayed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
GRANDiNVENTiON-1grRuE.
Pgfi, 1yo,eb %

eIs Is new discovery, which, if be confirmed w III
.Nceeo Tue siean boats mathematician of Milau
iocatei, propcis boa,. by means Of niece az
a.ni,nery OF ms own invention without any other aid
be VIII even move vessel war asaiust the current
which the machine secures from wreck besides Ths
se OF one man, OF AT most that of horse is sufficient
~ pun IN motion trial made with small beat la
succeeded admirably. 800 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

4 rRATE & MANUFACTURING COAL-Tbe s,hs;
~ Der Us now raising COAL ut 2SaEne,S y,;fS ~, SL
aeIned county Of afupeEor quality, both for tIe Grafe
and Tor haaufacfari,,g purposes '"'S
Families prepared 70 receive their winter su,,; :.
Tue course OF The suIoer, will ii to their infcrs, 20
op,an them OF the subscriber, who will furnish fresI
'seG ana ,O""a coat, equal IN ettry respect 10 any
drought 10 TINS place by wagons will warran ~
quality so far as this, that should il not be annros S
"ngn deHveTfHg, 1t may be returned at his cS,euse
fbe Coal from these pits has been long known 70 o.,
peculiarly excellent for all nIannIacurna " 'c
behoha furnace on James River The Union Air rrrnsr
the Crown Glass Factory, the Rolling and sl,,,;,, III
Nan Factory and many Of the 5nths of RichmonJ a.
oft. w "'s"p approve
ahtns brickmakeTs and others, who make use &C
sTai coa's, VIII be supplied very accomn,oa ill.,
terms. - accommodating
Apply 70 Mr.sAMUEL HAERIs, at the Basin or to
1n,, JAMES BROWN Jr
--YI o. 10. IJ2.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
THE PHosPHoREscENr I.,,p

Pbosphorescent Powder has been man nfactlired nv
Sneist IN PARIS, OF such power ttst an ounce pal I'll
Ieu WIN Il IS capable of aifordng light sulcien, 10 read
wire lhe night traveller has therefore only 10 car
~ ths pal along with him. AMI without any further trol
Die can be furnished with light whenever he chooses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
NIarch2 %.

DLANTERs-fAKE Is ogala e6ered FOR s0Ie.-T6r
subscriber ID disposed TO sell great bargain in this
handsome Farm, and 10 divide the payments for The ac
conoodation OF purchaser iuto twelve equal parts in
aegouan'e paper well endorsed made payable nj either
OF tue Richmond Banks the first ofwich he al 90 DAYS
sieht ana BON in succession for days until the
purchase money he fully discharged which viii be Al
the END of two years from the date of the note
his farm has been before advertised and pretty fully
descrihedis therefore deemed unnecessary asan 10
go fuy into description of it.. II lies in the county of
Toochiaud ten miles above the house on Licking
hoie Creek and about forty miles from Richmond il
CONTAINS about 72O acres lies well for farming and Ia
wen "atefed, and In agoOd neigbboThood about thirty
acres OF this tract lying immediately on L,ckinqhoIe
Creek is considered equally rich the James Rive,
LowGrornds; the residue produces good wheat corr
onacco and clover The buildings are neat and oonye
nenaiso the orchards the farm are extensive and
Of the best kinds of fruit.
ieefe are also two small farms near Planters Fare
belonging to the Subscriber. which also offered for
SAFE Ihetwo contain 355 acres and nearly the same
size one OF which is encountered with the life estate Of
an old lady very great bargain may also be had In the
purchase ofthese parcels Of land or either of them and
the payments made easy.
Any person wishing to purchase Is invited to call on
Tue SUBSCRIBER and enquire of him his price for this desi
rable property-t shall he made much below its real va
me- or the ordinary prices that such lands are selling
" "s
49,. DANIELTRIPLETT.
10 ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
\ TANNING LEATHER.

M helk, an eminent tanner OF syr1.Hsk In Poland
bas aSceriained that the leave. Of the OAK are .oua f.
the bark IN tanning leather they are nsrd i'm
month OF September, when they possess the bitter
which they stewards lose. "f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest hiddRcr ON the nrs.;
ses, ON The 18th day of June next me Yygc, y,
Land on which reside in the county Of Orange ~
iainns seven hundred acres 1t lies nearly level snd =;
very wei watered and tnbered situated AZ ,bs
loot OF the southwest mountains and within tl,rea
the courthouse, and hiry-tbree of FredercI sb, o.
vs. deemed by good judges the hes; tract of he land ~
tne eonnty' The soil'is dark hazel loan on s-rsa
cray, producing from fifteen to twenty eis az yb.t
70 the acre. There is suieiency Of mesc, land er.
Ihe terms Of Satc--w he one third Of the purc,,s,
money to be va in six months and the basnce II, ,h~
enh and annual payments. he secured Inv iyust -
Taylor, Esq. Richmond. -ff's :" 1"oN'0S
ADYH is. m tcss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
February

HARDWARE & CUTLERY-(parficNIar seIec7cd
for the Southern Harket. (-RoGERs, WINTERop
Co NO z2o, Pearl street, NewYork, invite the atten
tvn OF SOUTHERN Merchants to their extensive socE If
HdRDWAREand CUTLERY imported by the latest
arrivals and comprising The complete assortment
20 oe round IN the City The goods have been selected
expressly for the Southern trade and will be sold in
auantties. to suit purchasers, on liberal terms
y orders for Hardware, accompanied with satisfac
Southern States. ' r"'' " tue
hpfii ~ Helm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

ness VI ali its various branches by several years, i
nc. me M"rhnen have ao become more nerfe, e.
te ART Dy practice The works are In IIl and ror,,
operation and is believed ta, This esa.hwsnp ere
nrst ITS Kind in this city, has arrived 10 81; grne e
.eeton as any IN the United States lts cus,nns,s M
therefore, have no cause withdraw their
BENJAMIN DUVAI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

Il OMeARDY ron SALE.--A Beautifni sitnation in
the County ofJamos City, 71O Acres OF Land u,de
ou survey more or less well adapted TO the culture Of
wheat, Corn, &c and allowed to be aInoy Tho beal,h;
paces III virginia, great part Of the family that lived
eIe very carry iii me- nave arrived 10 the age of 10 s0
~ anu loO-A remarkable instance Old Man on the
pce now an hudsed and upwards, ride 20 miles Of
nsy win great convenience, make plenty of bread
VITA ms own hands for himself garden and naies
ionacco TO bny HIM clothes and other necessares for
us support, and without specs to read the
smallest prints. ~
Lombordy is well watered in every direction its i'm
pfoVeinens are good dwelling house " IN sin rooms and
passage above and below, ase places closets and
an excellent brick cellar, has very sound frame bnt
wants some repair TO plaistering and windows &c =
onthouses but very ofdinarvAbOnt 400 hest selected
it tiees, apple and peach &c.Abont 20 acres of nm
improved meadow land, If cleared, will he high enoug
Tor CoIu or TobaccoAbont 400 this land is In
us maiden growth, good part ofwhch will produce To
Daoco, Corn or Wheat-An excellent mLsIearn sutici
emf iof two pair of stonesft lies about ~ miles from
Chickahominy River, about 8 miles to York River 4,
miles 10 Williamsburg 10 to Jamestown ~ 10 yorkown
and 20 TO SnTy Courthouse and would sn Pro(.ssion
al Gentleman OF the Bnr, ifindustrous which he ono,
TO be- might make fortune he might attend ~ Courts
within "a miles and only thar distance the res,
from IL to 10 miles, 49, 800
My price is IS 900 will take Young Neproes At
valuation will take first payment ard the balance Al
Chfisifnas al which time possession will be given and an
indefeasahle right at the first payment
Those who may wish to purchase, viii apply 10 Dab.
ney Brown ION the place. william Browne (of vii.
hamsbnrg) Esqrs. or the swner in Charles City County
.joha III. Gregory.
MARCHES. JO7-tfS5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

4 RuNAWAY.-Ran away from the subscriber Iiv,nu
at Pottesville in Lousa county on he ngbf NJ The
2lih nit Negro Man named LEWIS, b. trade black
smith, his complexion very lark his height about feet
y or inches thick heavy aud strong made he is We
ed. ~ f'e'uV"-
Any person who will deliver the saidnegro Lewis 10 the
subscTirer. shall receive ten dollars reward n take in
Iedsa, aud twey collars u taken out Of Touisa ana snv
reasonable expences The reward will DC given 10
Any perso who will secure the said Negro in Jail 80
NATHANIEL TTTOVpgOV ;y
II Ills probable that the said Negro will make fy The
neisnborhood Of Gfeenbfer court-boase.
May ~. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

TWENTY DOLLARS ReH0rd.-Runaway from III,
Falls Of RoanOake about the st inst a mulatto ,an
called BILLEY moss, belonging 70 the Roanoke Navi
CATION Company, supposed to be twenty-five year, old
Ve ieet zen inches gb thick lips, wbiskes and down
look He was raised by Ambrose White OF HaDnyef ya
ana has awc at Major Thomas Sarkes OF Hanover in
whose neghboHrhood tits probable he is lurking ije
above reward, with all reasonable expences will he maid
for delivering the said fellow Major CadwaIlader oncs
near the Failso koanoake to the subscriber i'm fb
Jail so that he can be got again " :"
RT. JOHNSTON, CLERK
to tie Roanoke Nay. Companv.
April Is. TIo.tf