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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Wagrons. Furniture, &c.

Wagons, Furniture, &c.
SANCEI, WARD has received per brig
- Susan. and other late arrivals, large
quantity OF Goods in his line, comprising
the following articles:
So wagons with harness, Swith tops
800 chairs OF different kiIOs
4 sofas and settees children's chairs
6 siieboards the newest fashion
80 bureaus Of different prices .
90 tables do
2O>light stands do
10 work tables DO
10 wash stands do
8 secretaries and book cases
$50 looking glasses from to 20 dolls
; dozen grass mats
dozen hearth aud floor brushes
dressing bureaus
Is feather beds and mattresses
1000 feet mahogany in boards
| dozen small hoes FOR gardening
a gross bed screws ] doz bed keys
IS dozen bed caps; 10 do table hinges
C dozen sacking bottoms 4; lSs
is portable desks
Easy chairs aud night stools
Also,
20 trunks of diierent sizes
800 chip hats
Boots, shoes and hats
Saddles, brides and whips
c bundles of steel, very low priced
Cast steel axes and common do
LIKEWISE,
10 kegs butter
10 bbls NewEngland Rum
i bbls crackers OF the first quality
TOGETHER WITH
Letter paper and bills of lading
All Of which will be sold on good terms
at the Cabinet warehouse, footof Prince-st.
July IS 3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Notice is hereby given,

TINA, application will be made to
the President and Directors of the
Rank of Potomac, for the renewal Of the
certificates of two shares of stock stand;
inc in the books of the Bank of Potomac,
in the name Of Joseph Dean.
HUGH SMITH,
Executor of Joseph Dean.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Union Bank of Alexandria, I

Union Bank Of AIexandrla, Z
July g, 1918. )
q TOCKHOLDERS in this institution.
y are hereby notified, that on the cap
ital pail in, a dividend of four per cent,
from the profits for the last six months, IS
his day declared payable on The 9Th inst.
sgreeobly to order.
C. T. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
July S u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Cheap Carpets,

(Suan6te for Summer uss,) &c. &c.
100 PIECES floor; passage Y stair
lOC straw carpetiug, low priced
so bags filberts
500 lbs bulied barley
80 bundles cassia
10 groce velvet corks
so bbls herrings. No. i-ipspectiou
Of last year, in sound order, aud at a low
$500 gallons cider vinegar Gprics
30 dozen claret, low priced
90 dozen 10 very old, ard fine
quality For sale by .
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
June IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Carpeting.

an hand at the auction store corner
" Of Prince and Water streets, Hol-
land Rush Carpets, Gustly celebrated for
their durability)-ol different widths and
qualities, which may be seen and. Pur-
chased at any time.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
June "a
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Notice.

Notice.
NNO0p SELLERS to this place will
w find it to their advantage by cali
ing on the Subscribers who have estab-
lished wood yard, adjoining John Hun
ter's ship yard.
LEONARD MARGURY,
JOSEPH HUNTER.
June go
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30

- NaC0ael Daker
Youths Cabinet
Murray's Grammar, Abridged
Murray's, Web. ter's Comly's, and N
York Spelling Books
.New-Yurk Preceptor and Primer
AIlison's Sermons, 2 vOlumes
Tales OF Fancy; Poetical Chronology
Claws CiceTonis racltus
Airs OF Palestine; Hubert and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord Ut the Isles
Saoeho, or The Proverbialist
g. Cowper's Poems; Comic Dramas
Paris Revisited; French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
Simpsons Comic Sections
Willish's Lectures
q. Rambach's Medi!ations
Sidney on Government
Warrcn's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers; American Star
Sanford and Merton; Scott's Lessons
Looking Glass for the Mind
Pocket and schO!l Bibles l. Testaments
Jess's Surveying
JohnsOn's Dictionary, large and small
Child's Monitor; American Nepos
History OF England
Addison's Works, 6 vols. boards
Federalist; Clerks Magazine
Columbian Letter Writer
Introduction to Reading
Episcopal hymns, DC. &c.
Stationary:
Plain and fancy letter, superfne and
common cap writing and large brown
wrapping paper; baud box and bonnet
boards; playing cards; ink powder, red
and black black morocco pocket books {;
weJgewood cork aud paper inkholders |;
lead and slate pencils super fine English
and American drawing paper; Reeyes's
colors in boxes ; German and octave
flutes fifes and clarion;ts; black sand
and sand boxes; waters; quilts; blank
checks on the Mechanics aud Farmers
bank, bills Of lading; seamen'S ARTICLES;
manifests aud powers Of attorney bank
books, copy and cypherlns books, plain
and ruled iedgers Journals day books
invoices, letter a common account books
in full and half binding. Orders for any
description OF BLANK BOOKS executed at
a short notice; and warranted Tor neat
ness. strength and durability, equal to
any in the district June 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Bottled Porter and Ale.
.IOSL1H IL. DOE

JOSL4H II. DOE
EF IS just commenced bottlihg best
Transparent Pale Ale and Porter.
q om the Georgetown and Philadelphia
5reweries) on Duke st: eet, bet cen U
nion and Water stroe's, where he will be
happy TO NEE ,hs gUmmands oil his
friends and the public in general. 10
those who are aispnsed to become regu-
lar customers, Or wish to purchase by the
dczen or sto $, will be made handsome
,iivcDupt
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Vol. XIII
For Freight,
French Plaster.

ONE hundred and fifty tons on board the
" ship Washington, for sale by
July 81 LAWRASON Il FOWLE.
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Bank of Alexandria,

July 6, 1918.
A DIVIDEND of iour per cent for the
y last halt year. is this day decls-
red. and will be paid 10 the stockholders
in the institution. or their legal represent
,alives, on Thursday the 9th inst.
IL. M'KENNA, Cash..
July Z Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Fifty Dollars Reward.
TlHERE came to the stables OF the
subscriber, on Monday the LIST inst.
a person calling himself
Mr.. PEYTON.


and obtained horse and gig on hire, as
he said, to 20 to Ellicott's BILLS, and re-
turn in the afternoon Of the same day
and as he has not yet returned, there is
strong reason to believe that his intention
is to swindle me out Of my property. He
is about S feet 8 or 9 inches high, appa-
parently about IS or so years Of age. Ut
genteel appearance, and well calculated
to deceive.
The horse is a grey, about Is hands
high, 9 or 10 years old, has switch tail,
a speck on the right eye, and moves
swiftly. The gig has green body, car
rage and wheels black, the lining Of blue
cloth, red stuff top, Innings, plated dou-
BILE outside joints.
l will give the above reward for the
recovery Of the horse and gig, and the
detection Of the Stoundrel, or 20 dollars
for the horse and gig only, andssll rea-
sonable expenses if delivered to me, No.
s6, North Liberty street, Baltimore.
MICHAEL CAMPSALT.
Baltimore, June 8
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hIuscoyadO Sugar.

Muscovado Sugar.
SNTILi. be landed this day from on
w board the british brig Fame, from
Barbados, at Merchants wharf, and for
sale by The subscriber
al hhds prime muscOvado sugar
JAMES PATTON
july G tt
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For Sale,
BIZ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR.. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,

So celebrated in New-EngIand Tor the
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are particula-
rized in the papers OF directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men
of the first characters in the state Of Mas
sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January 2C
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30

Withers & Washington,
1 FEW doors east of the Washington
Tavern. have just opened hand1
some assortment OF
) Spring Goods,
which they offer at the most reduced
prices fer .a.h March &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,
January &c

dL'h h1N hCo, Jul AoAc,
TUSF published and for sale by the
0 gross, dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
men.s, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A general assort:
ment of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
Iadelp6ia spelling books, Muray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro.
duction 20 Reading, New-York Reader,
No. 1, 9 and s, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldamith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
alps Fables, BIair's Grammar of chemis-
try, O'Nears and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, SheridaR's. and
walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
wholesale purchasers allowed q libe-
raj discount. August n
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Boardel'S Wanted.

Two or three boar e:s Can be accom-
molated on moderate terms. BY applying
as ab0vc. June 50
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Tanning and Currylng

Joseph HESTON continues to car.
~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
London Cloths s Cassimeres,

H10K1U0Ih ~1VCiSe y O"So1iIOHSS'
TUsT received per ship Nancy, from
81 London, via Baltimore,
ShePpard's e .Maclean's ;,
best clotus and cass' meres, Of various Co
lors; a few gross Of the first quality giit
coat buttons, and few dozen Of very su.
perior coIored and white brown patent
threads. Likewise variety of Eurspe-
an, India, and domestic goods, got cheap
and will be sold low for cash.
GEORGE CARSON & Co.
Next dsor to the, Washington Tavern,
King street. I'm June ~
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Leather.

OF as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which he viii
dispose Of at very low prices for cash.
IL mo. 8 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Robert GRAY,

.Nsrt door resi Of the corner Of King "
Royal Streets,
HAs Just received on consignment,
the following BOOKS and STA
lIUNARY ARTICLES, viz:
volney's Ruins; Thaddeus OF Wsr-
saw Oiney Hymns; Fancway's Letters
Murray's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
and Key;
Triumphs Of Temper;
New.York Reader, No. I, 9, SS;
Episcopal prayer books
travels at Home; Cases Of Conscience
Chalmers Discourses
Accidert sspf Human Life
Plaicede, Spanish Tale; Manners, a
novel; Balance OF Comfort
Letters from the Cape Of Good Hope
Bonapsrte', Letter TO Lord Liverpool
Coxc's Female Scripture Biography
Beauties Of Robertson
Harrington and Ormond
Memoirs Of Moreaa
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

An Exquisite. London correspot
dent furnishes the following picture of a
exquisite, alias dandy, 10 distress: II
T" Walking along the side Of one of th
squares last week, it was my fate to fOlloG
an exquisite-stocked and stayed, laced
and bound, collared and pilloried, in all th'l
fashion /; SO slender, so straight and SO stiff
that 3 man Of reasonable strength nigh
have used it as walking stick. Thll
thing, flonrishing a very nice perfumei
handkerchief, happened to let il drop--thl
question was then how to get it up agsi|
lit could not, and | confess / enjoyed ia1
distress for though for any other fema'HI
] would have raised the handkerchief with
alacrity, wished to see how this creature
would help itself. Then thus it was har
ing eyed the handkerchief askance, some.
thing like magpie peeping into a mar
row-bone, it gently spraddled out its legs
and lowering the body between them, as
in a sitting posture, it brought the let
hand in contact with the object sought
What shall we say TO the association Of
ideas, when l assure you that looking on
this humanity figure, brought into my mind
the knights of old, who, when once un-
horsed, could never from the weight and
stiffness Of their armour, hope to mount a
gain Pm. B. 1t is found remarkably
convenient in such case for the exquis'
lite to carry cane or stick with hook at
the end, as he may fish up any thing he.
unfortunately drops without breaking bis
back, or exciting the pity and visibility Of.
the spectators.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20
Deaf and Dumb Institution.

Letters from Ballstown speak highly d.
the talent exhibited there, and at Saratogarl
BY George Loring, of bingham, Hs BE-
longs TO Boston in Mass. He is lad
about | ! years old, one of the pupils d
the Deaf and Dumb Institution at Hart,
ford ; and who has visited the Springs 10
company with Mr.. GalIaudet, the princl
pal of that Asy lum. The lad has render
ed himself interesting by his sprightliness
his amiable cheerfuluess, his attachment to
his tutor and the Institution, and the per.
lection he has attained in the LGnguags
Of Signs. For ple-Mr. G. By siga
only, would express to Loring a sentence
on any indifferent subject--and which
might be suggested by one Of the by-staf..
ders-containing any given number o. o.
words, the communication being made all
at once--and Loring would Immediately
write it down, almost invariably, and win
the most exact correctness. File writes
with great ease and rapidity, his hand
writing is handsome, and his knowledge
of grammar apparent. This affords anote
er evidence of the superior utility Of thu
benevolent institution. Y. pap
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

STA. The fine appearance Of this immense
frigate, whose tonnage is 1907 tons, ana
length OF deck l94 feet, drew on board
her, during her short stay at Cowes' a
large assemblage Of distinguished visitors,
all Of whom were very courteously re-
ceived by Capt. M DonnOugh and bis Off
GERS. On Saturday, the Marquis of Buck
iDgham, Earl Spencer, the Right. Hon.
Thomas Grenville, Admiral Lock, the
Hon. Capt. Charles Paget, and several
other professional gentlemen, inspected the
ship; and, on the following day, the Earl
of Cavau, Capt. Thos. King, Zone Of the
Elder Brethren Of The Trinity Board, J
and many of the officers Of the Queen
Charlotte, and other guardships at Spit
head, all Of whom seemed much sufprized
at the very high state Of equipment and
order discoverab!e in every part of the
irigate. The compliment Of men on board
the Guerrero, Oh her arrival in Cowes
roadstead, was AGO, and though much
care was had in selecting proper crews
for the launch and barge, in communi.
eating with the shore, eileen men con-
triyed TO slip off undiscovered, the eie'us
and picturesque scenery Of the Isle Of
Wight and Spithead, hauing been, it as
sad, pery familiar to them.
The Anli-P Pirate Institution, established
at Paris, Of which Sir Sidney Smith was
the President, has been dissolved, the OBJ
ject of the association having been accom-
plished. Previous to their dissolution,
they announced, that the new Dey OF Al
giers has set at liberty the European
woman and girls who were carried off by
Ali Hodgia, and that he had paid con-
siderable sum to the sufferers. THAT tie
Dey was disarming all the corsairs, with
the avowed determination not to aliew any
to so to sea this year.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

Extract of a letter from an american fs
male an the Baptist Missionary FAM.
~, IN India, TO her brother IN Phitadel
phia.
81 contemplate the lofty Palm Tree,
whose top looks like an Opake Star on the
curtain Of night, amidst the numerous bril-
Iiants it always engages my eye, and
leads my thoughts upwards when
walk the yard, for there are many scatter.
ed about by the hand of nature. The
Palm Tree ! conceive to have been view
ed by the Christians as Type of Christ
1t was engraven on the doors OF the Tenn
pie Of Solomon. Let me see wherein the
similitude consists. Like the Son Of Man,
its Root is small in the Earth, disdaining
communion with groveling animals it
shoots alotf above every other object, as
if to mingle with the clouds. From its
towering summit flow refreshing streams,
if drank fresh, and the opened Ueins ever
flow. The thirsty must ascend to drink,
and take their vessets (of FAITH with them,
aud there erohasge the esspf9, for the fall,
leaving the empty toDe repienlshed by the
next return. Thus We carry our wants
in emptiness to the Divine Tree of Life,
and, receiving fresh supply, leave our
prayers 10 be answered anon. But in
this ascent there are no sympathetic boughs
on which to repose by the way. He who
would obtain this precious draught, must
yoke his feet that they may NOT misgive,
and, firing his vie'v, with persevering Wig
or and encouraging hope, attempt and per
form his bold ascent. It's cooling leaves
breathe comfort to the parched frame,
when welded as Fan, afford cool bed
TO the 'Ueary native, and shield from the
burning rag. The natives porship this
tree, and perform great ceremonies in mar
rying it to the Pcipal Tree. oh, that
they could see the true spiritual allusion
respecting this tree p
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20
UrIcA, Oct. 10.

The Cd Regiment of u. S. Infantry o.
Wednesday last commenced making Il
public road from Sacket's Harbour, which
will intersect either the Ogdensburgt
turnpike or the Morris and Hammoni
road. We are informed one hundred mal
will be detailed daily for this purpose.
The route is from Sacket's in as direct Il
line as possible TO Brownville; from.
thence to place called Evans Mills, and
from thence will lead into one ofthe road
above stated. 1t is intended to have thh
road made in the same excellent manner q
that made by the 9th regiment, from
Pittsburgh towards Chateauguay. We
understand that that part Of the above ROAD
which passes through the land Of Maje
General Brown viii be made at his OWE
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20
FRIGATE MACEDONIAN.

NORFOLK, Oct. IL.
We announce with much regret, the
arrival in this harbour of the U. S. frigate
Macedonian. ]. Downes, ESQ. commander,
10 distress. She came in on Saturday
afternoon, and proceeded Immediately 10
the Navy Yard at Gosport. She was
dismasted in severe gale, which COM
menced from S. E. on Saturday, P. M.
26th Sept in latitude IS, 81, long. IS.
and shifted on the morning Of the 9Th TO
N. w. during which she had her mizen.
mast carried away by the board her fore
and main.mast sprung, aud was compelled
TO cut away her fore and main top masts.
with the loss of some other spars of infe
rior consequence, and three OF her boats.
We refer to the subjoned extract from her
log book for particulars.
Extract from the Log Book of the u. S.
Frigate Macedonian, ]. Downes, Esq
commander.
"SUNDAY, Sept. p, l81S--From IL TO
a T. nj. fresh breeze aud cloudy, at 8 80
hauled down the fore tcpmast stay sail
at sent down the light sails out Of the
tops
From 4 to 9, strong gales, with rain
at took in the main top sail and the
mizzeu storm stay-sail.
From 9 to 8, strong gales, with rain
at T. NJ. lost VIM. Wilkins, seaman.
overheard, by flap Of the mizzen storm
stay sail stay. Al 9, P. M. split and haul
Cd down the mizzen storm-stay- sail, UNI
bent and repaired it. From q to midnight,
laying to, under fore storm-stay sail.
From u to A A. Mat 80, sprung
the main-mast between the spar and gun
decks, called all hands, and set the car
penters to work, knocking out the wedges.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20

At "a. M. parted the fore storm.stay "a
sheet--split.i the sail much, but suceesS ~
in hauling it down, and securing Il 4
A A. M. sprung the mizzen-mast, badly !.
two places. AT A, 80, cut away the NJ
zen rigging, when the mizzen mast weutb,
the board, carrying away our stern ao1
larboard quarter boats. The starbo,I
quarter boat being injured before The nh
zen-mast went, hauled her in.board AMI
knocked her TO pieces. At 6 A. M AZ
covered that the fore mast was sprung 4
3 or places. Finding that we couldm
possibly save our lower masts by an,
means, but by cutting away our top.mas
at 9 80, cut away the fore-top.mas
when the jib-bcom went with it, carryin
also the spirit sail yard.
At Z, cut away the main-top-mast ris
|ging, when the maintop-mast went owe,
the side, bringing down with ii the main
yard, which. carried away the starbOad
yard arm. About 8, A. Nj. shipped s.,
which knocked in cur starboard wais
MEETINGS. About the same time found thai
the fore mast would not support the fore.
yard, cut away the sings, when it cam.
down on deck--the fall Of which sprurp
the ward. From to meridian all hand
employed in clearing the wreck the car
penters employed fishing the masts. A
meridian, moderate breezes-but a heay,
swell, set the main storm -stay-sail."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-20
w anted Immediately,

FWSWO BOYS, from IA TO Is years O
n age, at the HARNESS MAKING
e. TRIMMING BUSINESS. None
need apply but those that can come well
recommended. Apply to
DAVID WADE
Els. T'osyn, Oct. 10, 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-15
lust Published.

HOSEPii MILLIGAN has this day
- published a new edition Of Urea.
tisc on being BON Again, without which
10 mao can be saved, By sanl. Wright,
D. ID. To which is added, the Commu-
nicant's Spiritual Companion; or an K
evangelical preparation for the LORDS Sup.
per, bv the"Rev. Thomas llaveis rector
Of Aldwiukle, Northamptonshirr, and
chaplain to the right honorable the earl
# Peterborow. Price bound 81 ID cts.
1; may BE- had by application to any of
he principa! booksellers in the d strict
of Columbia. July 8.
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AnEnst&
Ten Dollars Reward.

Sd AN away from the subscriber, on
IL, the night OF the eth jane inst. an
apprentice to the Printing Business, ma
med JOHN SETON, born in Ireland, be-
tween l6 and II years old, dark com
Pezion, eyes and hair. Had on and took
nth him, long Blue cloth coat, second
gnGty, gray ribbed pantaloons, stripe,i
,Gmncr vest, cotton stockings, rutfted
,ir,, q rogarn hat, besides coarse shirts,
! great coat Of brown cloth, with vel
cot collar, and>silyer hook and eye, a
llir Of lue clcta trousers, aud other
,'o;hing.nnt recollected. 1t is believed
ne is gO1,e to New-York.
Whoever takes up said apprentice,con-
Ines him ip any Jail in The United states,
an! gives me legal information OF the
'sme, shall receive the s5nvc reward.
WILLIAM M'CORHLE,
sf'or Of N. Freemap's Joarns! Pli!ca.