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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
{ lasslcal and Mathematical
EUUC.l ZION.

THE subscriber ,eiurns his graceful acknow.
Judgements 10 the patrons OF sttode's Boarding
school, With the sUrerntendance of which he
has ueen inlrusted. He respectfully informs them
and the puoiic, that in addition 10 the Latin,
Greek and French iangnases, which have here
,ofore been stidlet III his institution, Will be
,augnl, in the English department, under the
direction of Joseph G. Strobe, she following
branches, viz Reading, Engish Grammar,
Writing A thmetie, Geography, with the use
Of Maps and Globes, Algebra, Geometry, Mem
lsuration, Surveying, Navigation, Astronomy,
Mschan &c.
As each teacher will admit no reater mum.
her OF students, than he can with propriey at.
tend 70, il shalt be his delight and study, that
those who rray be placed under his care, swlt
receive benefits both satisfactory ami useful
The situation OF the boarding house and
school room, is healthy and agreeable, twenty
seven miles distant from Philadelphia, sixteen
from Wilmington, and two and hall tr9Tn
| Yves, Chester, on the road leading to kenlieit
Square.
Terms for boarding and tuition, $3.50 per
lannum washing 50 cents per dozen, one half
| o he paid at the expiration Of the first quar-
ter, the remainder at the end of the year.
Edward Sparks.
| or The most satisfactory references as to
the abilities, sc. of either teacher may De seen
| by applying at tbs school room.
| Aug. l5-5w
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
i'y the President Of the UniteO
,SfUteS.

Hhercas, by an actof Congress, passed
on the 9Th Of December, 1871, entitled
7" An act extending the time for opening
the several Land Offices established in
he territory of Orleans" the President
OF the United States is authorised TO
cause The land Offices in the said terrific.
Try (nn@ stale Of Louisiana) % be opened,
ana the land offered for sale:
hercfere | james Monroe, President
|nf ,he ,jaitrn States, do hereby declare
AMI make known, tina public sales shall
Iue Leii q f)rticusas, IN the stale OF Lou.
,saHd, for III, disposal of the following
iAa,is, agrtsao, 10 law, in the western
land district OF Louisiana, viz:
un the FIRST Monday in December
next f., the sale u Townships No.
! and . Son,h- 81 the base ( 2 8 4 6
and &c. &C., zine IL. in ran 2's : :
u ;; III the principal meridian.
On the urst Monday in February next
for The sale Of ownships
S"n,h of the base {
..aln line in raj g. {
6 9 10 Soulu fges 45t
II Soath
~ South
! West Of the principal meridian.
I Excepting The land reserved BY law iol
the supper, e Sclools and Tor other pur
+, poses. Each sale shall continue open 10
three weeks and no lorger, and the sale
shalt be in regular nuniericai order.
| Given under my hand, at the City .
WASHINGTON. this goth day OF June
one thousand eight hundred am
| eighteen
JAMES MONROE.
slBy the presiden.
j JOSIAH IEiGS,
Reconnaissance - the Gen. Land Offc,
= iune 26 --iaN,D
i a Map Of ii lbove Land District
{ preparing, aud will be ior saie al Opelo,
d sas, AID 1t Me Gem IA. a d Office, b.,
d 10 ~ GARDINER IN. Clk.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
S 20 Reward.
September l6 st

Abscopted from my service, on the
fourth day of July, negro girl named
hester Green. about % years Of age, &
Nv no has about six years to serve. She
has a h!emish on her left eye, and is about
middle size. She had on when she left
my house white straw bonnet, trim
med with lilac rihbon, new striped
chintz trocs; cambria muslin petticoal
tea colored Morocco shoes, and white
cotton stockings.
The above reward will be paid to any
one who will apprehened Hester and
lodge her in the Jail of the city Of Phil.
jadeiphia.
Betsey *. SprogeU,
.Gogcmeusiny.
N. B. All persons are forbid 10 harbol
said girl. August l-st.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
For Sale or Rent.

That well known TANNERY and pre-.
misses, in the Borough Of Wilmington,
lately occupied by Thomas Smyth q Go.
The Tannery is in complete order, and
is calculated for extensive business, pos.
sessing the advantage of a fountain pump,
supplied from never failing stream oil
water. Also, two brick dwelling houses,
adjoining the Tannery; each well calcu-
Hated for small family. The. Tannery
and dwelling houses will be sold or rent
ed together or separately, as may sui,
the inclination or convenience of the
Ipurschaser or renter.
| = For terms, apply TO
Evan Lewis,
Cd mo. la-G Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
l5y the President of the u.
nited States.


Whereas by an tot Congress passed
on The Sd Of March, 1915, entitled" An
act to provide for the ascerlaning and
surveying oil The boundary lines fixed by
the treaty with the Greek Indians and for
other purposes, the President Of the u.
States is authorized to cause the lands
acquired by the said treaty 10 be offered
for SAFE When surveyed: and whereas
part OF the said lands have been survey
led
Therefore I, JAMES MONROE,
president ofthe United States, do hereby
ldeciarr & make known, that public sales
for the disposal eff certain lands south Of
llhe Tennessee river and in the district of
&adison county, shall be held at Hunts
vile in said county in Alabama territory,
wiz.
On the first Monday in July next, for
1.-The sale of the lands in ranges |, 2, 8, a.,
IS. On the first Monday in November
next, for the lands in ranges 10, |, IL,
Is, IA; excepting such lands as are or
shall be reserved according to law, for
the support of schools and for other pur-
poses. Each sale shall continue open for
two weeks, and no longer, shall COM
ynence with the section, township and
range ofthe lowest number, and proceed
4 in regular numerical order.
! Given under my hand, at the city OF
Washington, this 5lst day of March
/ 1873.
JAMES MONROE.
! by the President,
4 JOSIAH NEIGS.
! Ccmm'r Of Tie. Gen. Land Office
| April 3s--t.WtO
i Printers who are authorized to pub
.ish the laws Of the United States vii
publish the above once week ,ill Octo
ber next, and send their bills to tl,
. |Geueral Land Office for payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
lre;tstlry sieparanent.

Ap'I1 Kun, 1915
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
lhat the several aess Of limitation,
heretofore passed, and HIGH barred the
allowance and settlement IL certain eyi.
dtncrs ri pualil dcbs, nave been su,-
pended for Two years. by an ACT nasae1
The i5,n Of Al,li, 1913, Of which the
following Is a Copy.
$ ~. ii. CRAWFORD.
Secretary IF lie Treasury.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
JOSIAH AiilIGS.

Commissioner the General L. Office,
Printers who are authorized 70 r9'lish
.as laws az The United Safes, viii bub
hsh she above once week ill The first oil
MAY next AMI send .hcir bits TO the
General Land u fice 70. payment
lNl.. %. WI u
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
,fitSEAH NiEGGS,

Comal'r Of The Ten. hand OVice.
BIZ Printers Of newspapers, who ar
authorized OF publish The laws OF the U.
Iuited States, will insert the above once {
week till October next and send theil
bills TO the General Land Office Tor pas
ment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
II. CLAY,

IT. CLNN,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlILARD.
President Of the Senate. pro fem.
April 10, lSlS-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
May lS--lawti0.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
JAMES MONROE.
by the president
]. M EIGS.

commissioner of The Gen. Land Osiics
Printers who are authorized to publish
the laws OF the United States will publish
she ABOVE once week till the first Of
January next, and send their bills 10 ths
General Land Or,le for pay
iuiv 25-wtJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
~ til, sresid IL of the y
States.

WHFaEAs, Ivy an act Of Congres'
pass ~ m thnl day If tiarch, 1851
an, -. sn aci { provide Tor he asCer
gai e 80 s3r,e, III. 81 '4e boundary
liz. .tie5 II tits.ts with the Creek
lt,i. ms, and lr othct purposes, the
Pre- ), b Il Oh .be T. ) ates - authorised
30 csuss .'.e Ii ds. acquired by ti,e sad
grs4'y,tu be yf'tlvds II sale, when sur.
ves 10
he,ef,re. l. JAMES MONROE, Press.
dem II jhe /. states. ,lo h J, ~ decins
aa4 j u ~ WY, tina. Putac sales 10.
sa" u. ~ isgtt eabie ala") Of cer,an
iand, il, l N4bama territory, .hall b,
h,s: a Cat,ala. in the SAID Territory, ..
o. ii ), aionaav 20 JANUARY a,St. aDc
sh-i corti- nc for three weeks. during
wf,aa tnl,s Wi 81. Offered !'is SAFE.
7sw..s,lhs al, mr.! 9 10 l6 inrta.isr IL rage
j 10 in
30 to 6 in
10 90 IS in
esccp; such lands as have been reserytt
bs ~ Tor tte support q sc!icois. and 70
o,A4, purposes. he land sdall b offsf
cd ~ sole in regular pumesica orr
cor5,.- i. eiu0 swift the lowest nunbe' .
section, township eud range.
Given uhder my hand. a The City Q
Washington. The i7lii day Of Inly
one thousand eight hundred an
eighteen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
@isreiIanp.
From the Hartford Mercury.
Fourth Aaai0srsa.y Of Me Hartford

e"s 80 <>""'Sefs s"J " sec xANJWt
[onventl00. :
In fulflaisnt Of our promise to the public,
which We shall never violate, we again call
The aticnttn of our readers 10 the anniver.
sasy OF an o-gsn,xed and systematic attempt
10 dismember the union. The 18th Of De-
ccnesr lsl4, was q day which wrung the
heart oi s%e.y tue American and wounded
The sosi OF every real friend 90 his csHnuy
IL was day OF dark design, and exhibited The
fst union Of state suthofiliss 10 resist the
Legitimate eoscrnment Of the United States
Al ssf!ier avemPt in the eppossrs Of the
general ecssrnmsnt mig ht possibly have sue
'cesded, but fortunateiy for our County the
vast slcsH wss delayed uoiil il was viewed sniy
wish cen,smp sDd terision.
We publish The nanss Of the Actors in
this tragedy, not from any personal hostility
to the indivdnafs the tnselves, but duty CON
psls Us TO make public examples OF offenders
that suitable Impressions may be made upon
the minds Ut others ss an snlidots to tempts-
ticn. These men suffered themselves 10 be-
made leols OF party design, and however pure
and honest their vwD intentions were, their
conduct was calculated to.hs,e wicked IN.
Auenes Open the public mlad. They have
therefore made themselves the slbjecis oil
metlled censute.
We uust The homer and prosperity Of our
County is 80 dear 10 most OF our fellow cili-
Gems, that prcjsc, of This kind would neve
again obtain sbo,iors, and iha, no Legislative
body would ever oeain, deliberately sew the
seeds ot sedition yei no nation is ever safe,
which contains in It's bosom faction, who
are opposed 10 the nature o! its governmen,
The aristsc,atic doctrines Of ,he Conven
,isn pary have fually thrown them from
power in shis State. knrsgsd in their fall
they have suacked the doctrine of republican
virtue, have ridiculed the humbly sirtuous
and siandered the just Could The Convcn.
ion be forgotten we, would gladly pass in
eternal silence a transaction so diShonornble
to It's projectors, but as il must be often cal.
led TO mind as suffice, Of regret, we would
imp,ess upoR the Dinds Of the rising genera
ton the sdium which will ever follow meas
urcs Of unpnncipsd opposi.ion TO govern.
msn,.
The nation was then asserting it's rights
and did susessslully maintain snd defend
them, and has a.iscn 10 pitch of prosperity
aud brilhancy, not equaIled by any nation for
nassys scsrtaries psst. And ,beugb our sppo.
nents may, f,om motives Of self sgrsndizc.
,neni, envy and oppose cut increasing great
ness, VIC con6dsntly hope they will nsyer
again dare TO make an attempt 10 diane mber
the Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
DIR. RELIES
AS7 HMATIC PILLS.

ia presf Of which the fae'ying snfsrsstiHs emes
ara submitted to public perusal:
p Mr.. STETSON,
OF Hanover, was g years afflicted with violent
pain in his right Breast attended at times with great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly incapable of at.
sepding business. after having tried in vain all other
medicines, cured and his health perfectly res.
torcd by 2 boxes of these pills.
Ds AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter, of Boston
were each dreadfullyaficted with acibms and din.
eulty Of breathing, all of them cured aud re.
stored to perfect health by boxes&
Jadye -, Of salem. had been many years se.
vereiy afflicted With violent cough and difficulty
of breathing, cured oy ? boxes his sleep was
restored the second night, which had been brok.
en- Coz many years.
a Lady Of Boston turned Of so, was severely
an c,ed wtD eough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting of b ood, coud not lie down in her bed for 4
years could aot sleep but at short intervals, was
stor ed to perfect heatA on taking boxes
These Pills give instas; IN all coughs, colds,
asShmss, difficulty of breathing, Wheeling. tight.
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain IN the side. splitting of blood ohiliiness and
shverings. the fore unners OF malignant ievers, &C.;
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
Aneous' even w,en the' ungs are affected. CT fisk
fer D.. Scfe's Asshmstic Pills" One Dor contain
ing ~ pills frequently e6scfs To prevent i'm
fosinsn The outside printed wrapper is signed "W
+ Conway"-06serve this as you vaiue heaLh Pre-
pared aud sold Wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w. Conway, chemist, No. 4. Bumstead Place,
Gonmou-street, Boston, by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggfsr,
No. ITO, Thames-street, Newport,
.9ise. 5y
LemneI Briggs, Brisfof; Hercules whitney
J. Mason, Providence; Over h Howes. Hindhor;
oreene, Nsw. .Lordos Isaac ID Bull. H,aryerd; and
most druggists, booksellers aud post-ssters thro'
eut the United States. where - he had all those
Justly esteemed and highly atprore'. Medicines" :"
prepared by w. t. Conway Price One Dollar. or
six boxes for Eve dollars, l2 boxes for nine dollars
and Il dozen bottles fer 100 dollars.
Dec Z. 1917. (tf9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
MIR. BONDS.
Aeecnmt of Botany Bay, g

Accclnt of Botany Eay, &c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
In consequences of the absolutely unprecedented
i orders for Copies of this Publication, a sixth
Edition has recently been published; TO be had only
Of the learned Author in person TO prevent trou-
bic, the money must Wpaid at the lime of order
ing the above celebrated work.
Philadelphia. Printed by T. S. MANsISs.
Noyem ember &. 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

I,yoyms fAe hasie in gsneral0 HE friends in
Particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House of Col
! Lssaes Psrry's. No. 100, Thsmes-street. lately
improved by Mr. Dows as Public House, and
winch be proposes 10 accommodate Ladies and
tSDnilemen who may do him the honor to - upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford No
exerions shall be wanting to Rratiiy and cblige -
The best Of Liquors will be ready at command. and
good keepiHg OF Horses constantly provided.
UrA few steady Borsers (ladies and gentleman
can be accommodated in the best manner
Newport july L, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
RE- u tSrArt-fsr sale.

u new Dwelling House, on the Point, where he
now resides-the Dseng House in Cross-steeet.
back Of Mr.. Benjamin HalI's-one third of Dwell
ling House. in Miii.s'reet. nearly opposite the Rev
Mr.. Hitchcock's meeting house, now occapied b.
Thomas Handy. Esq "A large Store on the long
wha-f-a biscksmith's shop, and quantity Of isols
IN Cross-street--snd lot Of Land, in Nevtowu, sd
joining the land of Messrs ABRAHAM & Geo TiIley
The whole Of the above viii be sold on reasonable
terms For particulars and Information relative to
ssid premises apply. WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, Oct ~, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
CRYST1LLII.U TIN YIRR.

CRYSTzLLIZ.U u TIN fSARR.
Those who have not seen ihis elegant or,
iiclc esn form 10 conception sf lie extrsos-
d,ssry splsodor end msgnincsncs. The raw
nsteiial 10 80 little allied 10 what usnkind
esll rich Or graceful, o. superb, that IL seems
more than common 0sgic, which Converts
he psItry plate Of white Tin into sII the gor.
geoas colosrs Of the pearl, and opel, end en-.
Raid and sapphire. Such, however, vithous
cxsggssstios, is the effect OF this fsrtvostsIy
discovered art, end not ooly is IL susceptible
e tsking ell iints and eolors in the highest
polish, bu, Of assuming all the FERNS Of bssu-
tics, radis,ise,. sssrs,. columns, spelsss ihs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23

koH o/ the Members Of fhe LonveHtio1
From lassoehuseHs.
GEORGE CABOT,
NATHAN DANE,
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
HARRISON G. OTIS,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW,
JOSHUA THOMAS,
SAMUEL S. WILDE,
JOSEPH LYMAN,
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, ir
DANIEL WALDO,
HODIJAH BAlLlES, and
GEORGE BLISS.
Fren Connecticut.
CHAUNCtY GOODRICH,~
JAMES HILLHOUSE,
JOHN TRf.ADWELL,
ZEPHENIAH SWIFT,
NATHANIEL SMITH,
CALVIN GODDARD, and
ROGER NJ. SHERMAN.
From Rhode-lsiand.
DANIEL LYMAN,
SAMUEL WARD,
EDWARD MANTON, and
BENJAMIN HAZARD.
From New Homhshirs.
BENJAMIN WEST,* and
MILLS OLCOTT.
From Vermonf.
WILLIAM HALL, jr.
Deceased.
-:a.u,o:- ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
JOB SHE ARMAN,

LAS received from New York, va
X Il riety of Children's pleasing Juvenile Books
slime Friends Journals OF their lives, and other
valuable Books and Pamphlets, various sub
jects. not 10 be found in any other store in town
"A good assortment OF Dry Goods, a
mong which are. supeFhne Cloths, green and white
sik gauze, &c. &c
A good assortment Of Teas, and new Crockery,
Cheap sept 23
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
NEW STOCK OR
FEATHER ReGs and Feathers.


AHKAdAM bhKAEN, .
No 2, Chories street.
TEEP5 constantly on hand a quantity OF best
be Is. from the lowest priced 10 the ffst quali,y
.fso, on haaa-an assortment OF Aianrosses, OF all
kinda l3m.1 Nov. IS. k
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
John & AAKONN HALL.

JOHN & AARON HALL,
ID EsPEcrFULLY inform the inhabitants Of New.
IN port and it's vicinity, that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN, of Newport, their agent to receive
and deliver all kinds of silks, satins, grapes,
quans, shswls, silk and cotton hose, ribbons cloths
Of ali kinds, stuffs, Nankins &c. &c. which they will
venture to say, viii be finished in s,ye equal il not
superior TO any Dyeing-tIouse in America, and the
trice of cooring reasonable and uniform according
to size, width, color, &C. May ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
COTTON & WOOL CAnDo,
~. WIoLe saLe 81 Refdii

Z w. LtwTON. has constantly for Sale, Cot
IL sson and Wool cards from the most approved
nssufaesories, slse. bouse Csrss and cio,hiers
Jacks. Oct q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
O. To be Sold!!!n

a LOT Of excellcn, Land, oontsining eight acres
"A (be the same more or less) st the sosth-end
of this town near MscheH's raiIl. snd POSSESSION
given 25lh March next For terms apply to
NATHANIEL SWEET, agent for the owner.
Newport, Nov Is, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
wx* NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

~x* NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
XNHEN cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w doilsrs, can be obtained for cough, cold,
ss;hna, difficulty of breathing, tightness of the
shes Wheeling, pain in the side, splitting OF blood,
strained stomach, &c. must itnot be matter Of
suypr,ze that see the obituary daily swelled with
deaths occasioned principally by colds On an svsr-
gee az least
to- One Hundred u Fifty 7houscnd Persons
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
che lungs become affected, Consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene Alas 100 often does pre-
Julce. by listening TO some aud adopting the cpin
ion ef oners, prevail thereby prosecuting tsai OF
each medicines NJ. bit afford relief. under the
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce a case
kion of -l--a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23

s 3 FOR SALE OR TO LET,
THAT pleasant situation ia Howard
i street, sew occupied ~ Capt CsAsLEs
sssrawsaTn The hssss 10 IN COED rspsir 'Ap
ply 70 HENRY seohH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23

PKrsTEp AND ruBLIssEp
WILLIAM SLH0NS,
rRrsTEn or Tss LAWS or THs usrTID srArRs.
Terms Of the Rebu5scan.
Two dollars ycar---one half in advAAce
Price et advertising.
One dollar and 6fty cents square, for three weeks,
ana twenty five cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion
CT Advertisements will be continued az for rbidden,
unless the term of continuance De specified.
or Job Work satisfactorily executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23

"A traveller was.l-,s,y boassipg of tho lax;
u'y Of arriving q night, aher hard days
joufcey,to parsake Of the eujoymen, OF awelt
Gu. ham, sndths LEI, leg Of goose. Fray,
sir, wha, is the peculiar luxury Of . ieh iee :
"Sir, 10 concsivs ITS ioxuy, you must find
hat it is the only leg tef."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23

Deceased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-31
July II
so Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscribeSn Satur.
II day night the eth ult, Negro man
by the name of JACOB THOMPSON, aged 22
or 90. nearly feet high, very black, and
rather down look when spoken to-he is
very apt to put one hand up TO his chin
when answering questions. He is a very
submissive orderly fellow--His clothing
that can be recoliected consisted ola blue
second cloth coat with yellow buttons,
nearly new; Russia sheeting shirts and
trowsers, and variety of other clothing
not recollected. fully expect he must
have from $50 to 200 dollars with him in
money-and very little doubt but he had
furnished himself with free papers. Who
ever takes up the said fellow, secures him
in Jail, and retains all moneys and papers
he may Rave on him, shall be entitled to the
money found on him, and the above re-
ward il taken out of tile District or TWEEN
ty dollars if taken. within the District of
Columbia. JAMES BLOXHAM.
July 60 dStfmw9m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-31

,,,,;sers,l suffrage. Mr. Gale Jones spoke
a. some length in favor Of Mr.. Hunt.-
Mr. Punt made large professions OF the
ruriiy of his principles, and promised that
& be was returned be would be always
found al his post, aud never cease until he
had effected redress of the grievances of
tbe people bysthe obtainment of Parliament
t,ry reform and Universal Suffrage. The
Grsl thing he would do, would be 10 move
ibes;andins orders that the members should
meet every morning at nine O'Clock, instead
OF doing this dirty work IN the dark. lie
lad on The authority OF Major Cartwright
and others. that Sir +. Burdett had decla-
ned himself the friend OF Universal Suf-
irsge. lie had the same authority tor say
inc that Lord FOlkS,one, the son OF boz
rJugh-mouger, wss the advocate Of Uni-
yersal Suffrage. He heard that Ministers
intended 10 set I'D Sir George Cockbum,
The officer who took the brave Napoleon TO
s. Helena He anxicusly hoped they would
do so he should behappy 10 see Sur George
ON the hustings; and he should bring well
armed vessel, bomb proof, with him, or he
would be soon beaten out OF the sea
Tr. Harley addressed the meeting, and
strongly recommended TO every Hector
~ subscribe his mite towards detrayIng
the expentes of the Election. Thanks
vcre then voted to the chairman, and tue
meeting dispersed.