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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10

eaN u q wN. klLk, Biarkef Bridge, ilDprrsINsgL
~ The veIies of gratitude the encourage
ent which thcy have uniformly eXpefi since their
establishment IN this c, embrace iAis oppoIluH Of
Toe pablo and bee ieas, 10 aoquaiEl them l,ai, in
addition to their iOtWer supply, tbey are receiving
y aTirty of FASHIONABLE SPKNG GOODS, Nhleb
tiey determined TO sell on ID, nos moasia' eilas
Among those just received, the logan and Hero.
ho'b Nc" lorA. aud he Fanny aud Lii4al lih. i!oI
slphia, are ti'e following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10


Ee>; boutbE cloths, iiOni No. 4 too.
And shall continue to receive - almost every vessel
from New fotk, further supply. Iuii their spring
assortment will have been o6Hipeicd CnuUuy nier.
Chants arc requested ~ CALI hey may Oh gctua
goods at the hiosI reduced psiues or cash, tawr
acceptautes. AprilfR 40 n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10

cases CaiitCn ctspes
! do. 90. siaNis
DO. blaeA shA ha4dAefch.CD
Go. coiaIcd DO. Gv.
DO black senshaws
do. DO. sarsnelis
u. do taGus
do. assorted sewing silks
do. esiipiicis
do. duwlas
90. Dwelling
10. : q iTsh diap.is
do. 6 a 20 III . to-
. do I.ish linens
10. do. sheslings
do. do. brown hollands
do. null rnHii muslins
do. pam aud amhnIed ieno
2 do. pafasuis ana ufIeiefkss
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
NARY of the United States.

The live oak timber from Florida destin.
ed for the frames of the new Line of Battle
ships, we are happy to hear is daily arriving
at the several naval depots 1t is intimat.
ed in the newspapers that tsoo 74's will be
built a: sPhiiadeLl5ia, one at Washington,
one at Norfolk, one at New York, one at Bos
Ton and one a, Portsmouth. In the course
ofanother year therefore the navy OF the U.
States, will shew force, which will protect
our trade and shipping from any foreign
depredations, or which will be sufficient 10
punish those who may be inclined TO violate
our rights. The constant employment Of
our vessels by government upon foreign ex-
pedilions, will have the most beneficial ten
dency, in educating young officers, end in
employing great number of seamen,with-
out which the force of ships is merely nom
inal power
sMore probably II and frigste-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
Moose, Dudley and Frederick Is
lands.

These Islands revert to the United States
By virtue of,he decision of the Commits
sioners under the Treaty of Client. Brig
adler General Miller. with his Secretary
1t. Allison departed on Thursday, for
Portsmouth, where detachment OF U. s.
troops under proper officer will join him
and accompanied by Col. Henry Sargent,
abide camp to His Excellency Governor
Brooks, the attending officer on the part OF
this Commonwealth will proceed by water
to Passport, where the civil and military
jurisdiction Of the territory in question will
BE resumed, by hegeneral government oil
the country and the particular authority OF
this state.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

! 4 Teat- In the evening Of the 9Th May
last. man named Elihu Miller, haying tax
en- a Gun 100 much wandered to precipice
no, far north Of Brockway's ferry, in Lyme,
Con and, no, knowing where he was, de-
Iiberately walked, or rather reeled TO. lis
brink, f ON which he fell foriy-s'T feet per-
pendisularly among the rocks below. he
was found the next morning, taken up ana
carried home, His life for while was Il
most tespaired Of but he is now in lair
way ofrecovery --Ncy London Gaz.
Conscience Indian being among his
white neighbours, asked tor little tobacco
10 smoke one Of them having some loose
in his pocket, gave bin ahandtul. The fol-
lowing day the Indian came back, enquirlng,
for the donor, saying he had found quarter
of dollar among the tobacco. Being told
that it was given him, he might keep il, he
answered, pointing to hrs breast " got
good man and bad man here--and the
good man say it ant mine Unjust return It
TO the owner. The bad man say, why he
give it you, and It is your own now the
good man say, that not right the tobacco
is yours, not the money the bad man say,
never mind, you 60, it, go buy some dram |;
the good man say, no no, you must not do
SO ; SO don't know wha, TO do, and think
l go to sleep but the good man and the
bad man keep talking all night, and trouble
me, and now bring the money back, IJeel
good.
Would you punish the spiteful Show
him that you are above his malice. The
dart he threw at you will then rebound and
pierce him to the heart.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
INTELLIGENCE.

Of .4lsiers Letters from Constantine
Dey Of Algiers, named by the army, had
been taken prisoner by the Moors, and ban
ished to Mahon, but allowed to take several
millions of dollars with him, and two
slaves.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
FROM GIBRAE 1dR-GATxsr.

Under dale Of May 7lh, writer says,
have the pleasure TO announce to you
that the measures adopted by our govern
ment, in the case Of Mr. MEADg, have had
the desired eject, aud that that gentleman,
was set at liberty three days ago. II ex-
hibits the power and responsibility OF our
country, in compelling to single act OF
Justice the cruel despot who arroganuy
stiles himself the king of the TWO worlds. ="
In letter of the c5th OF April, our
friend observes, " The Russian iieet at "a
dis, upon examination, prove detective
SO much SO, ,ha, they we're all a1den'ned'
except one, which the Spanish government
talk of fitting out"--N. L. Gag.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
INDEPENDENCE oFLAPLhT,z.

A~F6DA DG'N1 * ~<S~ .
In .remarks in the last National lHteA;-
geneer, on letter from Busnos Ayrss, re-
ceived in Kentucky, il is said,
"The world already know, thas such re-
Dgnition rthat Of the indetenseree Of Ia
Plata1 will take place, whenever, oy me
common rules of prudence, by just re-
gard to the happiness of the people who
have placed him in authority. the Execu.
tive of the United States can feel himself
justified in the act. The preliminary step
was the sending of commissioners to Blu
enos Ayres, whose communications will
shed light on the state of that country,
which was much wanted.
"The country and the executive, we
have always been convinced, entertain on
this subject but one sentiment.
They feel too sensibly the blessings
of free government, not 10 desire to see
them impaired to others; but they cherish
them also too affectiohateiy to put them at
hazard, by embarking in cause, the rfier-
It's Of which they are indistinetly advised of.
Disinterested information was necessary to
a correct decision. 1t was sought. and Will
be oblsincd. Thus informed, when the
executive acts, it will be understandlngly !;
and the government will be free from the
reproach of rash conduct, and unadvisec
counsels."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

~
We learn from Savannah, that on the 7lh
of May, Gen. Jackson ordered Maj Davis
10 arrest Capt. Obed Wright, and to take
him 4. irons TO Fort Hawkins, to await the
orders of the President. On the 24th, Da.
Wis arrested him at Dublin, 10 Georgia ;
and on the 2sth, Judge Bivins issued bis
writ of ha6eas CORPUS, at the request oil
Wright. when the latter was brought be
fore him, and discharged, the Judge deci.
ding that there was not sufficient cause for
his arrest.
The Chehaws complain of the inhuman
attack on their old wornen and the friend.
ly Creeks are under great excitement at the
event. The brave M'Intosh has written TO
Gen. Jackson on the subject--and the Gen
eral has assured the Indians that their
father, the President, will see them re
dressed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

no. learnt the origin OF the dispute, neither
do we know any Of the particulars OF this
unpleasant renconire.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

From he Savannah Republican, Of June s.
An afftay has lately taken place at 81.
Mary's in which several OF the officers Of
the army and navy with number of citi
gems were engaged. Col. Hopkins, and
seytral others, were wounded. We have
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

Five thousand nine hundred and seventy
pupils are gratuitously instructed in the
Philadelphia Sunday schools, by $50 teach
ers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

One thousand one hundred white mem
bers we're added to the Methodist Societ,
in Baltimore, between the lst of lanuar,
and the LIST of April.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

The Common Council of New York,
have passed law prohibiting the owners
OF dogs suffering their going a, large in the
city and county of New York, under pen
atty of ten dollars for each and every offence,
and further. that every dog owner shall
pay yearly tax of three dollars, prior to the
tst Monday of July.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
SECURES PERFORMED!
1hcagh here'ofsre eoas:ssrsd f6sf reEef ~
DIR. RELIES
BOfdNICdL DROPS.

II
months a,ssd ss,a,ss as ss:s Snsar sss ~ .Ss q
back OF hls hand siich inoar sciSted him Tor work
*f'er having tried every thing in vain and suffered
IN oper aton on hishand, and considered sncurabIo,
was ouns9 aad restored TO hcs'th ty sakng bottles
.'fr HffSsf ~ G,Hss, was years afflicted with
a'everso SORE 90 one efhs ies s. had tried most nedi
cines w,bou, effect. was cussd by 2touies - s't
"A CMdlsf Mr. 6iora.ssf Hasorer! was cured
OF Ulcers aud Bites. some oi Ni.ish had eat dpen 20
the rbs, BY hotues This chid Mas consideres
ina diving state wh,n be began taking ,hrs, droYs.
IN fyans ef Hosfea, was covered rii over Win
cfopions, bind with both eyes, was ,ued b. bot
ties Vt :, .sI Il 5 - 7A,rt +
An elderly Lady Of Baston was severely s2ic,sd
Tor 10 years, vita "a eruption AL ever her ale ndtd
"ith most torincntng itchings, burnins and blo,ch
es, had lost thereby Two toe and one f;orer nails
was cured by & bo,,les she had not left her room
Tor months, and cci.sioicrei fsf al reS<r. ststf
"a Geai9eniaa Of fj.ergsic,l, was sile,sd 90 years
@iih o'cers 10 ms legs. could, obtain no relief,
was cured by bottles stt'F
a Cestteman ef Bssioa, his wife and ) children
was many years sfIl,eied with esup,ons, had tried
every medicine without success. was cured by these
Drops 1
a Gentleman Of Ror5ary, was so years afflicted
withs buinor on one ut legs, Amended with burning
Itching and biotohes. was resigned MS psstrelie
Tor 50 years could lie in bed at times. was per-
fecuy en'ed by these drops. 81 ss,s5ss se'sta
n Lads Of Charlesfossa was two years afflicted
wiih while sweii.ng on her knee jon,, had tied
every assistance, aud considered past relief con.
traction had formed when on taking these Drops
aud usiog Ia. Jebb's Lniment, IN 5 weeks she had
the ir,c use Of the Joint, the pain left her. aud by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
THESE Dsops.ar radical cure for security Ascro-
foia,'St Anthony's fire, leprocy, rmpled Nrs. en-.
iarged glands sore legs, ulcers even when bs bone
Is Effected, yene iaf ,snls, when mercury has failed.
are the best spring and autumna physic. and nsy
be given to children with perfect safety Price 81
or six bottles for five dollars, l2 botlcs for So or
IL dozen for SiQ0 Gr. isk fer DIR Relies Bo,an.
icai Dsops"--Noue are genuine, unless signed g w.
I. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
solc proprietor, ". 4. Conway, chemist, No. 1, Bum-
stea Phase, Bostos by his special appointment, by
SAMUEL W. VINSON, Druggist,
No. no, Thames. street, Newport.
.stso, By
Lemnei w Srggs, ~ 'isioi; Hercules Whitney, J.
II Mason. Proardeaee, Dyer and llowes. Uinij.am
Greene, New London Issac ID Hui Hartford and
most druggiss, book sellers and pas, masters thro'
cut the United states--where may be had all ,hose
jas.g esteemed and highly approved Medicines,''
pretarsd Iy "W. 4. ConsJ." m
Dec 8, 1872. (ty)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
Yaiuabk Real Lsfasc.


Tor sALE-a Farm, Of 80 acres Of GOOD lsnd,
delightfully."- situated, tor pleasant residence.
the west road, 81 mites from Newport Run.
ming through tits the largest stream Of water on
Rbojc Island; and on said stream there is grist
and bo'ting mill. csrding, machines. &c. The build.
hg is large and eommodious, sufficient for Goth.
ing establishment. The milf Is of the most sNpe,.
ion Workmanship. with iron grsrs md ns good
share of business. both IN grndhg ard cardng.
sad mill has sutIiccns po~ sf for.,wcivc csraipg-
machines The works were built under shc direction
OF thai celebrated astis,, ouN BA BcocE, ana ere.
eu,cd by the beat wotkfpfb ~ tfe state The mill
is s,aaed 10 that oeisbfatea sai!sy, known by the
name Of Csrnesrs vnRey..~s
AIso. for safe, the above IL scrbsd--s Fsrm
of so acres OF excellent hand, With Two dweIling.8
houses and sufficient out -buljings, and choice
collection Of frui,-tress, ffcm Newport, Kew-york
and Long island. The said farm has M extensive
sea privilege.
Likewise. for ssic--that pleasantly situated Dwell
lin House and extensive Lot Of Land, No $, Fare.
weh.stttet, Newport e 1t4t4
The subscribcr being des.rous Of removing 70 tho
wesern country, oiftss the above on accommodate
ing terms Those who arc inclined 10 purchases
viii please apply TO WALTER CORNELL.
Portsmouth, May 20, 1913. luJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
x* NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

AIHEE cure fer one dollar, or at most for two
w doiIars. can be obtained for a cough, cod
sGn'na. difficulty Of biealhing, tiehnrss Of the
chest. whee zng, pain in the side, splitting of biood
a strained stomach, &c nust il not be matter of
smprise that we the obituary daily swelied with
deaths occss'oned principally by colds On an ooer
ase ~ least f t4e
E-7~Cae Hundred s5 Fyfy 7heusand Persons
ae annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough. then diff
Guilty OF breathing aud pain in the side. OF length
the lungs bccome Affected, consumption ensucs, and
death closes the scene Aiasi too oI,cD does pre-
jadce. by listening to some and adopting he opn.
ion Of others, prevails thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines might afford relief. under the
idea that no relief Can be obtained. Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely appiica-
lion of 't e*r#
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
DIR. RELFE.'S
c7HWHTM PILLC.
.as frocf of wh,eh he Jfoilowtay stsrssarg cures
arc submitted 10 puDiic perussi.
E-Ss M STETSDN

IA lroef of rlieh me toiisning fntsresnsg cures
arc submit ed 10 puDlic perussi
E-~ M STETsON,
or Hanover. was 9 yeats afflicted With ,iclen
pain IN his right bteast attended at times with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly Incapable Of al
tepiiag business, after having tried iu,sn all other
nedicues. was cured and his health perfectly res
tored by boxes of ,hese pills 5tf,ssf
~. AN ELDLRLY LADY,
Hor daughter and granddaughter, of Boston
were each dresdfuiiy siiic,sd With ss,n's and diff
Guilty OF breathing, ~e,e sii of them cured and re
stored 10 perfect hesith by boxes ti ,
Judge -------. of saiem. had been ibany years se-
,sreIy afflicted with y.oien, cough and difficulty
of breathing, was cuted by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been bfok
Gu for msoy years.
a Lady Ct Boston = turned of 60, was severely
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for 4
years. could not sleep but al short intervals, Was re
stored 10 perfect health on taking 3 beses.
These Pills give nstsr; ease ~ all coughs, colds
ss,hraas, difficulty Of breathing. whsezing tight
ness al the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain ~ the side. spttng Of blood, eh,l'lness and
sh'vcrings, the foserunners Of msignsn; vers, nc
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable aud instant
snsous, even when the' upgs are affected or FAX
or . DR. Relics As,lms,s Pills One bsr contain.
f,.y ~ pills Jis9uensig Effects q prevent I'M
p0sinsn. the outside printed wrapper is signed +" W
Z Convey Observe his ds you paiue heath Pre-
pared and. sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor, t,
w. r. Conway, chemist, No I, Eu,pstesd Place,
ColornosstFcet, Boston. &by special appointment b.
SAMUEL w. vINSON,l Draggf1,
No. ITO, Thamesstrect, Newport,
.g'ss. By selt i
Lemnei w. Briggs, Brisfois Hercules whitney
j. n Mason, Pr,p,deres DYER d Iiowes. Hridhams
Greene, Nes-L Lsndsa Is&ac y i,uii. Har,jstds snu
most drugFists book sellers and post masters fbro
out the United States. where may be had all those
jassiy esfsemed aud highly approved g Medicines,
pretayed by w. r. Conway. Price One Dollar, OF
six boxes for FIVE dollars, ~ boxes for nine dollars
AID IL dozen bottles Zoe 100 dollars.
Dec. J, 1917. ftf,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
Aprii 20. lsls-Approvcd,.
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for The reiief oil voluo,eer mounted
Cavalry.


BE Henoe:ed, by Me Senofe and House of
Refresentatives 81 re Unied SAFES Of .5me-
rita, IN Congress NsSem6isd, TEai every eff.
Ger, non comD,sslones Offices, or priys,e, who
served in ahy souD,ees corps OF cavsi,y dur.
iny the late Wa, and fvipIsbed his own horse
or horses, wnIie ~ the public service sfofe-
said, shall be allowed al the rate Of forty cents
per day iof each horse so furnished, which
such ofh>er, non-conmissioDed officer, or
private, was entitled by law 10 keep in such
'ervice. And tina, when any cffiecr, non.
commissioned ofiieer, or private, IN tho cav
airy service aforesaid, having lost the horse
Or nofscs which may have been taken by him
into the said service, and having received
rom tue United States another horse or bors.
es, 10 heu o. 10 par, psymen, for the horse or
spfses so previously lost as aforesaid, such
cficcf, ,non-comfoIssioned eii,cer, or private,
shall be entitled 10 receive the allowances Of
ioriy cents per day for the use sud risk OF the
horse on which he may have been 80 ro.
mounted. t NIr tstf.
April 90, lsla--Apprcvcd, .si-.a.@
s . JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

pusLIgnaD BY AtrBoRllY

AN AC L 10 es,aDii'n PERI OF eDtsy and de-
livery At Caps Vincent, at the Fork Of
Lake Ontario, and the head Of the river ST.
LswreHce. @t NfF
BE enacted BY fhe Senate and House Of
RrfsrrsenfahUss Of The Umsed Stafes Of .1n,e-
RIGA, IN congress osseutfed, That il shall be
lawful for lhe P'es'den, of The United States
20 establish, wnsn il shall appear to him TO
be proper, IN addition 10 the potts Of entry
and delivery already established on Luke On
tario. one other por,-of entry and delivery at
the Fork Of Lake Ontario, and the head OF
the river 81, Lawrence, and 20 appoint col
lector Of the customs to reside and keep on
Office thescas.
April ls, 1873 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

Blink Nrits and Executions.
RLA>K wxiTs snd ExscUrloSs.of approved
~ fosms, for Justices Courts, printed % Ene
paper aud good tspe, fef sae II ibis Office.
July Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

THE subscriber offers to sell his Farm, (csIlcd
the foshering-plaee fafm,) on Point Judith. in
Kings,owp, containing about 400 acres OF
most cxceilsnt land, morc than 200 Of which 10 IN
Point judith pond. II has the most extensive shore
Of any FARM adjoining the pond, and by far tho
most and best drawing place for bass, ale wives
pc Afch &c Of any other. !, viii he solo ,eryfea as
onably and The terms viii be Easy.
CARDER HAZARD.
Norwich, Cos. May 6,lsls. IA sd1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

NAHIGA7ION STORE.
WILLIAM III. itATHBCNE,
Has jaA ,seeired and jar SAFE az his NarAe-
matieal, Shih Chandiery ana Groctry otors,
Sign u !ae Qaadranf,
No. n, TBAMEs sYRsE1.
THE Strangers Guide 10 the City
Il Of Nsw-yosk, embellished with pIao OF the
City. and engrayings Of Public Buildings. &C. ass.
Bowdi,ch's Practical Navigator, 4lh edition, Biunts
American Coast Plot, Nautical AInsnacks for 1919
and 1919, Qusdrauts, double and single obser,a-
tion; bay aud Night Telescopes, spy Glasses
bionace. hanging and s'uyor's Compas.es, hour.
haEhour and leg Cisssesi Glsn,es's scales and d-
,iders tases OF sis,hernaiicul Instruments, sea.
mans Journals, Log Paper, siiprng Articles, Man.
ifests, and otler b!anks and s.asionsry--with Z
complete Assortment Of Sea Charts and Pilots.
also,
II general .hsss0rtmenf Of Ship ChanGiery ond
.Croceries. .,@
GT Captains Of vessels and Others are informed,
that he intends keeping areguIar supply of M.ihc.
mstical and Nautical Instruments, Nwgatioo Books
and Char,s--wth every article useful Cor Masters
of Vessels and Scsmen. ~ II Jan. o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

't ~ VHLUHBLE FHRW.
THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situated
i in Middlc;own, about one mile and half from
the state house in Newport Said fsrm contains a.
bout so Of land. with great quantity Of excei-
lent fIit trees. Of all klnds-tsgetcr with tie build
iags thereon standing. For other information in
quirr ~ ALAH5ON PECKHAM.
Middletown. Feb n. 1873 II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

THOMAS ROWLAND,
- EsPECTFuLLv informs his ffieads and tne
~ pubic. thz; he tansacts the business of
~ ,KEH, in ali ils branches With fdeIiy and dcs
ps'cb. Eewpsd, May 97, 1913
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-23
Ten Dollars Reward.

I'd AN away from the subscriber, on
"a, the night OF the eth June mat. an
apprentice TO the Printing Business, ma
med JOHN SETON, bOrnin LELAND, be-
tween 16 and W years Old, dark com
plexiou, eyes and hair Rad on and took
with him, long blue cloth coat, second
quality, gray ribbed pantaloOns, striped
summer vest, cotton stockings, raiiled
shirt, q roram hat, besides coarse shirts,
a great coat OF brown cloth, with vel
yer collar, and silver hook aud eye, a
pair of blue clcth trovsers, and other
clothing not recO,lected. It's believed
lie is gone to New-York.
Whoever takes up said apprentice, con-
fines him in any jail in the United States,
aud gives me legal information o, the
same, shall receive the above reward.
WILLIAM M'C0RkIIE,
Eduo~ Of The FreeRan's Journal PiiIcd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-23
Rath House.

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs
MS friends and the public, that his
Bah House will be kept open during the
season, aud no exertions on his part shall
be wanting to give satisfaction to those
who shall favor him with their CUSTOM
Two baths, distinct from the rest, are ex-
pressly reserved for the use Of Ladies'
who viii be waited on asreeably to their
directions. SP Tickets will be ready
for delivery on Friday next.
NJ The subscriber has received BY
the NortolS packet, quantity of Fresh
LINES, which viii enable him to keep a
constant supply ., PUNCH, OF tn hes
quality. /. SHIELDS.
Jure l. u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-23
100 Dollars Reward.

D ANaway from the subscribers farm,
~, near Piscatlway, Md on or about
tn lst day of March, 1918, dark mu-
la,to nan named Nick, nye feet ten or
eleven inches high, sIende' made, little
deaf, speaks little through his nose, has
been in habit OF wearing rings in his
ears, but may have taken them ont to
avoid discovery. Said negro Nick has
wife on Mr.. Thomas A. Disgs's land,
near Fort Washington. and is probably
harbOred in that neighbour I'D. | viii
rive the above reward Of thirty Dollars,
if taken out d the State at Maryland,
and twenty il taken in the State, more
than ten miles from homc-it within ten
miles OF home, Ten Dollars.
mo. II. BEANES.
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