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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-13
LATEST EROM AMElIA


SAVANNAH, Jan. BY gentleman
who left that island OH the 26th ult we are
informed, that on the arrival OF tho United
States squadron on the ODD, dispatches
were Immediately forwarded from the Pro-
meiheus, 10 Aury, who returned for an
swer, that he did not intend resistance.
but would have willingly surrendered the
place 10 the SaTanac alone, If such de-
mand had been made. Next day, the 23d.
the American squadron anchored in the
harbor of Amelia Island, and landed about
200 healthy looking troops, who march
ed upto the tunes of g Hail Columbia,
and " Yankee Doodie," and took posses
sion of the forts /; where the American
flag was instantly displayed. As our
troops landed OF The beach, Aury order
ed gun loaded with blank cartridge 10
he fired, and Immediately hauled down
the Mexican colors. He and his men are
allowed to remain until they can conve-
nlently embark, with whatever belongs to
them, but are prohibited the wearing even
of side arms. At the time of surrender
ing, there were six privateeTs and three
prizes in the harbor; the latter have since
been augmented by two more, shipprize
TO the Mexican Congress, and lugger
taken by the Patricia. All of them, as
lowed TO depart with Aury; whose mot
" squad have behaved themselves with
uncommon cIvility since the surrender of
the island. Our informant further states,
that the American squadron was busily
employed when lie left there, in landing
q large quantity of ordnance and ammu-
nition-whlch, when taken into view with
the destination of recent drafts, i'm our
oDjiliOu indicates the eXDecfafiou in the
minds Of our government Of the prOba-
bility Of visit from the British. Rep.
BALTIMoRE, Jan. S.-Tbe arrival of
the schr. Manlius, Young, in42 DAYS from
Rio lameiro, has furnished the following
intelligence:
Markets very dull for T. s. produce, par
ticularly -four, which was arriving in great
quantities from Chill Coffee 800 reis
per arObe White Sugar, 2-0O0 Hides,
per lb. % reis. OuIs Jan. new Tariff
waste be established, and the duties would
be much increased also Tonnage Du-
ty equal To what tIc Portuguese pay III
Tie country TO which the vessels belong.
The u. s. slip Ontario, capt. Biddle, arr.
IL Rio Japeiro, IN l3 days from n. York,
all well she was 50 sail in a few days for
the Pacific, where our commerce was
much in want Of protection, owing TO ihe
depredaiions of the Lima cruizcrs. The
British irigate Amphion, Com. l}owles,
had sailed from BuenOs Ayres iOs Nalpa-
rais0-great preparations were said 10 be
making at ST. Jago de Chill, the capital.
TO receive him IN style, as IT is believed he
goes To communicate with the Patriot go
vernmeni relative 10 commercial arrsns--
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EANcati0n.

'EHErustees OF HYCO ACADRalY near the + ed i,ouse
IN Caswe county, " G. have the pleasure 10 jufarln
tue public, ilrt by considerable eXortiOn they Raw, re-,
ahe TO engage Mr. JOHN u. HINTON one Of the me-
ny. " me s''Ai'''-
SIR. HINTON is graduate Of the university Of ,b;s
ntae ana ne has been occupied for several years a. m
"f' HIS abthes and experience are such as need ,,o
comment. Ills MOI al character and uHremtiup innas
y III TIE duties OF has profession are such as Will ensure
tne mosi certain success, 10 comnuncaingltcrafy in
sfhcton ana moral Improvement IN TACT The frns,ees
aIeJusiabe m saving, that the capacity OF mis- qertls
man can compete with any other we have hitherto en-
ployed. ''O S-'-
The trustees, with the teacher have made sntb elias
slhcation al wall enable him Instruct any reasonable
number OF students, and thereby ensure them . ore
tam adnlttance into The GLASSES the griyersify me
eXefcs swbi commence The first Monday in January
Board can he had or moderate terms convenient no ne
academy-hr Shirley, also, who Occupies tie b1inrs
at ihe Red House, proposes take niteen r tyeuty
bOardeTs. 'Ny
~ BY order of the trustees
g w. JEFfREYS, Secretary
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ments with them. Th, British brig of,
war Icarus arrived at Rio, an, proceeded
Immediately for Rio de Ia Plata. The
sloops ofwar Blossom and Tyne, were "a,
Rio, just from England, aud twas report
cd was 10 be sent round Cape Horn. The
South American station is 10 he reiniorc-
Ell. There were also at Rio two Austrian
trgates, one Russian do. and seyeralPor
tuyuese ships of the line.
1t was re orted that the King would be
crowned OIL the 18th Dec. 1917.
The Princess Leopoldine, wife of the
hereditary Prince, had arrived, and was
received with great JOY by the inhabi-
iants; report spoke haitering of her tai
ents and amiable characteristic Brazili-
ans augrr tavorabIy. not only as respects
q general amelioraiion Of the country at
large, but also that by her superior adj
dress she will be able 10 tame the uusov-
ernabie temper OF her surly husband,
which they so much desire, as he has
shown such marks oftyranny that gave
real alarm 10 the wellwisl,ers ofthe coun-
try. &c. II. Books.
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RICHMOND, JANUARY 10.

Extract from gentleman IN Ohio county TO
member Of the iegiSidtuTe
The bOarjof public works and the incor-
poratom for the management of the literary
fund are of too much Importance, and have
too much influeRce, both on the regulations 81
improvement of the state, TO be eXtingushed
L should think, by any legislature that will @.
yer he convened in Virginia. / should there
fore, not be afraid of any attempts which are
directed to their destruction. | am pleased 10
find that practical man, whose studies have
always been directed to such objects, has sa
tisfied his own mind, by an actual and critical
examination of the whole ground that the ma
vigable points of the James and Kanawha ri
vvers, can be connected by a turnpike road, aud
the navigation of those rivers improved for
sum not exceeding 5 COS 900. The mind is LOST
in the contemplation of the wonderful and as
tonishing effects that IL flow from the ex-
pendlture of such sum of money on such an
object. The benefits of such work battle all
estimation, and teach MS the futilty even of
figures, when they are employed in the vain at
tempt to calculate ther amount Let Virginia
but perform this work in manner worthy of
herself, aud our children will have right 10
be proud of their native state"
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JannarvI3.
tat6oDte Earnqng' d Coat Lands at Auction.
WILL be sold nncfinn IN from OF die Ne I.n,

tdt6oDte EafNqng' q Goat Lands at auction.
WILL be sold al auction in front OF The Bell Tavern n
lhnrsday the 22d inst. at IL o'clock, Rifk9gt se.
sote my MOlETI of that valuable tTac0f land
ihgih Powhaian county, within mics James Ri-
veI purchased by MI Peter Dupny aud my sefOf Col ID.
Patterson ana containing by Iale survey acres As
Ih TINS tract is very valuable contains by estna.
toh upwards OF 100 acres of low grounds. pIetuly
supplied with water, and affords beautiful situation ;or
aresidenee Large bodies of coal, I'LL which IL abopnds
WIN ne''aoy make the most anpIe and satisfactory re-
wi io' l'l ie aDour and expense, which men Of capi
tai, eRterpIize aud industry can brstow on Them Iaif
miion oil bushels OF coal raised aud sen, so
siaits FUNK on this the quality OF hch
nas peth h'sy approved Of and shat is partly
SUM non, which good judges think similar quantil,
iEkhS- y 5000 cash the residue credit Of II
months 70 DE secured by deed trust and approved
enforced negotiable note.
The sale viii he conducted by Brown & Firuev VIA
will shew plat OF the Isud. MM C. rOVAiI
January -. zztss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-13

brought before The II. OF z. on wsrrar,
nom the Speaker, for san attempt to influence
me connnct OF the members, i'm a matter rclat-
ing To their legislative functions, TO wit, the
sale oil a large portion of the public property,
by motives of private emoument to the said
members, other than, and distinct from the
public aivantage"-It was resolved. yeas az,
nays II. that for thus " attempting To corrupt
the integrity of lis members he had a. been
guilty ot contempt to, and breach OF The pri-
'iieEes otthe bouse--for which lie was re-
hlanded to the custody OF the SERGEANT at arms,
until the further order OF the house. He was
kept IN confinement about two weeks, when,
on ms petition, he was ordered to be released,
upon The payment Of the fees.
The reader viii see the propriety Of these
proceedings discussed and denied by Judge
Tucker, III his edition of Blackstone. vol l.
part 1. p. 20o--npon constitutional grounds.
VIZ thathe had been committed upon war
ran, unsupported by any oath or attenuation
deprived OF his liberty " without due process
Ut iaw'-held TO answer AN /" Infamous crime"
without the intervention of grand jmy--nor
tired by jury OF the state and district
where the crime had been committed
Either the Judge presses these points too
FAR, or the whole course oil the practice of our
courts, and legislative bodies has been coun-
ter 10 tue constitution They are all IN the la.
OF OF Furnishing for ialledged coBtesmpt with
out the aid oil jury ,NC.--itwould no Doubt
he very desirable that this ,,kole docfsiae Of
contempt should he better uHderstood-and re.
dnced 10 'a~s-for how stands the case now
mat III Is me BODY against whom the ALLEGED
contempt Is directed, that defines the offence
hNes lie punishment, and constitutes the tri,
bunai for the trial of its wrong. Il all this
correct!
Without deciding the point at issue, we per-
feetly agree with Judge Tucker in this: that
am oath ought to have preceded the issuing of
TIE wairant-for the constitution expressly
provides - that no warrant shall issue but up
on probable cause supported by oath or d6;rnl
alton" Mr.. Clay seems TO have overlooked
thus, when lie was asked it no affidavit was ne.
ceSsary IN the case OF Anderson. His reply
was " certainly not" The a,lmira BILE Sagacity
OF the Speaker was for moment put to sleep
by the unhestating confidence he reposed in
Tie declarations Of Mr.. Williams
The investigation ofthe Bank Commit
tee has not only given rise to considera-
bile feeling in this City; but 10 much dis
cussion upon the p,ieiieges ofthe Legis-
lature and the rights of the citizen. The
question involved is most important
ome--in IFS general bearings. The reader
will perceive that the committee have
made a special report TO The House of
fact, which brings the point Of pyiyiiegc
directly into consideration.
II Several MSS. on hand-which will be attended 10
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AMELIA ISLAND TAKEN.

New YORK, January BY the brig
Commodore Porter, Capt. Doane, which
arrived in this port yesterday in 10 days
/ from ST. Mary's we learn that The United
States squadron consisting of The John
Adams, capt. Henley, briggs Enterprise
and Sarauac, schoOneTs Promcteus and
Lynx, with one gun hoat, and $50 troops
arrived at Amelia on the 22d ult. and i'm
medateiy summoned The place TO sur
render; and on the 23d, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, took quiet possession of
the Island, after firing a singh gun Com.
Aury and his troops were allowed to eva
cuate the Island.
One Of the Representatives of the late
government of Amelia, has arrived in the
Commodore Porter, OH his way 10 Wasll-
ington.
MIR. S. L. Holmes, late Secretary TO
Commodore Aury, has also arrived IN the
Commodore Porter, by whom we have
been favored With the following copy of
Commodore Aury's answer to demand
for his surrender.
Head Quarters, F0uapdina,
Dec. 22d, 1917.
GsntiemeH--l have received your oiiici-
al letter of this day, by which, in the
name OF the government OF the United
States, you summon us To eVacuate this
place with the troops under ms com
mand, as soon as II will be convenient, IS
possession thereof is to be taken By the
forces under your command, under GER
tain conditions specified IN your said
letter.
Neither this republic. ihat OF Mexico,
nor any other OF South America, being
ut var with the United States, oblIyes
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January IA
Ny. Peter NaWkius.

4 LhAlEtuLto generous public tor the very lih,r,I
~ encouragement he bias been long fayop,e ed vii,
pegs ieaVeic nioi Them that in consequence 0f hf We
~ advanced age he is induced cnrta portio, M @
practice Having been often called in his d
character to The aid OF some residing al eat distance
ana very otten received no remuneration for The ssus
ne 10 netenheu TO refuse his attentions TO any person
taxes I'M. metood Of requesting all those inc ebed 10 him
TO come forward ano make payment.
January 10 II ~.
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Was COMMITTED to the Lail

D. Chesterfield county, on The 9Th day Of roveini.r
- last.as RUNAWAY, a negro man who call him,
SET DAVID FREEMAN. lie about six feet high tpI-
ow coinpeNioni has two white shirts with him
biue mixed pantaioons. a swansdown Waistccsf VIM
pear buttons aud pale blue Virginia 9th coat his bair
y Pdeo Ano Nef5 Ong-and SUPPOSED TO be twenty avc
or six years old. -
ihe owner OF sad runaway Is requested to come for.
"1o prove his properly, pay charges aud take him a
way o. he will be dealt with agreeably u law
WIN. WINFREE Jaiier
January 10. 7Tri5,s
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Phila lelphia.

The Bank of the United States, on the
9th instant declared dividend of four
per cent on lis capital stock, TO be paid on
or before the 18th inst. Notice is Civ
en- that the stockholders may receive their
dividends at either of the Offices of said
Bank, by signifying their desire in writing
to the Cashier of the Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-13

Yesterday, Gen. John Preston was re-
elected Treasurer TO the Commonwealth,
wi,hou, oppositioB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-13

General JOHN FLOYD arrived in town last
evening.
troops that were drafted from this CITY to rem
devious at Darien. OIL Tuesday next, the 9th
instant; where they will be inspected, organ
lied, and officered and then march to the
frontier of our state.
Savannah Repub. 3lst ut.
CORN is an article mach wanted in our mar
ket: 1t will readily command one dollar, seren-
tyJtre cenfsper bushel and indeed we think
Two dollars mightbe obtained for the best kind
OF fiiut corn, and there is but little in market.
SaUdnndh Gdz. 3Isf uIt
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Fifty DOAlaps ReWaT0

~ ANAWAI hom the subscriber living In Cbarlot,e
AZ county, VI on the 25ti OF December 1917 two 70
groes, fellow and his wife. Tue woman was brou0br
rom FredereksbuTg by negro trader she Is tall td
low woman. The man raised In Prince Edward va
us supposed to be forty yeafs ofage or upwards ne
HegOes nave en- seen IN the County Of Notaway and
sau nay we're going TO the cOaigs 10 wotk rbe lei
lows haiae Is Moses, and the wonaB's Becky As 10
giving general description Of their height size SC Ills
outoi my p0wer,fW have lately purchased them Anv
one who VIII deliver The ssid negroes 10 me- or PM be
W gioi so at get thcw sh0 the above reward
or twenty-five dolars To- either ofthem.
Ianmary u. az
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FROM BUENOs AyRES.

1t appears by letter from Buenos
Ayres, dated 9th September, that the Su-
preme Director, PUERREYDoN, had re-
tired from the government for two
months, and had gone 10 his country seat
being IN bad health. Brigadier Gen
eral AsQUENEGA, had been appointed
In hrs place. Congress have not dared
to reflect PUERREYDoN for three wears,
as he Observation-Disclosures the mott
on was made in public session two
months past.
The Portuguese hold possession of
MohteVldeo, nut make no progress
they have established "a house at Buenes
Ayres, and are publicly supplying Monte
video with provisions, and ali kinds of
munitions of war: thus enabling them
to hold out against the brave General
ARTiGAs; while the British government.
10 shew their disapprobation OF the inva-
sion by the Portuguese, have ordered
all their officers in the Portuguese SER
wee, employed in thatexpeGition, to re-
tire.
The Patriotic General, J.M.D. CAR
RERA, is said to be living at present nm
der the protection of General ARTIGAs.
the moment not having vet arrived for
him TO return with safety and ADVANTAGE
to his beloved country, Chill, which has
passed from state of subsection TO the
royal forces of old Spain, into state of
no less absolute and unqualified subiec
lion 10 the policy and the bayonets of
Buenos Ayres. JBah. Pct
We are informed, that it has been decided nv
The Executive Council of this state, that 'rheo-
dorlck Bland Esq. having accepted AN ot;ce
under the United States, the Office of Associate
Judge OF the sixth judicial district of MARYLAND
10 helff se
IBaH. Fed. Gag.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The Dutch shin
April, capt. De Groot. from Amsterdam. with
zee |, hanqTsd ana my passengers, has arrived at
keedy Island.
Hoard of Directors cfthe Bank Of the United
StatsS for 1915
ny THE PRESIDENT.
P Pier I B S Philadelphia
John Connolly
George Williams Baltimore
Walter Bovine. New York
BY THE STOCKHOLDERS
Robert Balston
Chandler Price
Thomas Nj. Willing
John Bohlen
Thomas Leiper
Cadwaiiader Evans,jr
Samuel Wetheril
Thomas M'Euen : PhiJa,IeIphia
JOnn savage
John Goddard
James G. Fisher
John Sergeant
John Coulter
Joshua Lippiscott
John Lisle
John Bolton, Savannah
i Dennls D&Sn q. Smith h Baltimore.
Nathaniel Prince, New York
Henry Clay, Lexington, Ky.
Those in iLdLicksare new members.
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Passage in Wirts Lifeof Henri, oninsut.
Gcient salaries. rs respectfully submitted to the
Legislative Body.
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COMPENSATION Bill


III the compensation of the members of
Congress be too high, you substitute for
that iaudable sense ofpublic spirit and Of
honor (Which ought TO animate every pub
nc mdn,) the mean enticement of Gcd1ice
You 611be men TO do their duty by love
of gain. You make them mercenary.
when they ought TO be high minded If
you put the compensation too low. Won
drive men out of congress, who have fam
HES to support, or who are too poor 10
support themselves without adequate
compensation. You do more-you dis
parage the representative part ofthe con
stltutlOn, and enable the executive, by
The offer or prospect of the fat offices
within their gift, 10 deprive the people of
their representative or TO bride their votes
and bias their integrity. There is then
a happy medium between 100 much and
too liitle-T'be pay of eight dollars day
(not salary seems, from all the informa-
ton we can gather of the price Of living
III Washington, TO strike this hapPy msan.
What is this we see Of drgwiae rooms.
~ the public papers Why those labored
discussions of the mode in which ihe
wife of the President should paw or re-
ceive visits " is the first time, for several
years, at least, that such publications
have been made, or so much impor-
lance attached to this etiquette. These
publications cannot receive the sanction
OF MIR. Monroe. For my own part,
should think that the President or his
lady might visit every person as they
pieased--and HAT if it was necessary To-
have particular day or hour 10 see their
friends or strangers, The doors might be
thrown open 10 every person without
dislInction-wIihout any OF the formali-
lies OF a notice ~ the newspapers. @.
CASE or JOHN ANDERSON.
THIS infatuated man, who secni. 10 as more
ireas than ricscd, !. iiNeiy 10 furnlsh several
daS employment TO tie si4Hgnhiagers Of the
iiOuse ~ Representatives
Unfortunately, The ease l. not aiioseth r =
Uuc. la Ilai n.tn Rnf - ...'t..l
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NMeNn 81 NNM NnnAa- !

IoHN kiNC respectfully apprises biz ffiends and the
- prDic. nat De bas just received aud is now openre
an elegant asserimeat Of srAPtE a FANCY G6Ops.
purchased principally tLe ate gehc s4'es ia n York
sHd rhah iFhia ~ the paCkrr. Which eailf- HIM 10
snppb costomefswih scrt caeap sitelcs fof cash rae
trpffucfi.
~ County merchants aud others are Invited 10 cali
ard rxsaaine abe same. Not.ts So,
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NcS"'rei, Thar the mint committee 10 now
r'se, aud report the foregoing facts. together
Win lie charges and testimony, to their res
pective houses.
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.Mr. AearneY NraAshaw .

administrator IF J0tH Drgftshnp dfctcsfd.
DLgAsE TOTALE NOTICE. rLsf on tae pt ats -
haEta neNt, ~ he hoase of George DfHmrisha IN
lie county Of GoocAand sha proceed 10 take liz de-
rnsiinns 90 BENJAMIN. Sadcr William Drrnir eht Geo
DTmnnshi, CAPT saf4l Fpef and Robert Gfoon.s ard
oihets, lobe road seydcncs chaaccry snt pedis,r
n me coat q said touuy, wherein cnupla lnant
ana YOU aie defendant. JOHN BRADSHAW.
lanuafS ~. ~ ,,Ts
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Extract ola letter from gentleman in Do

Extract ofG letter from a gentleman an Dd-
rien to another an .Savannah, dated goth
uitimo
"On Friday evening, Goth, about z
o'clock, Gen. Gaines and suite arrived
IN ourtOwn; as soon as it was known, the
Darlen Volunteer Guards and citizens,
assembled, and about o'clock, he was
saluted wish 81 guns from piece of ar
lillery drawn in front of bis lodgings !;
soon after which, he was escorted by The
volunteer company to The wharf, where
he embarked on board capt. Luveirs boat
for Amelia Island. His stay, there, uu-
dersiand, will be very short. lie rcceiv-
ed an invitation to public ball, on We'd
nesday evening next, at which time it was
understood he was toreturn. His horses
are lett here. ReEub.
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This infatuated man, who seem. to as more
'reas than irictcd, D. Iikeiy 10 Furnish several
GAS empioymcut 10 tie sigNgnhIagers Of the
ii0use ~ Representatives
Unfortunately, The ease - not eiogeth
neN ouc- la 1895, Oae RoD 81 Randall va
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Eroact from Madrid, NoD. II, lsl7.

Extract from Mqdrid, Nor. II, 1917.
Some affairs are in agitation among
the diplomatic corps, which produces
much more reserve, and more frequent
couriers by way Of France than usual
| find the couriers Of every one of the
powers so through France; whether they
stop there or only change messengers, is
not easy TO discover. The Russian repre-
sentative keeps very much sloof, and is
affected by very singular kind Of udis-
position, such as that hc is reported sick
and confined 10 his apartments, so as not
10 see company while the state Of bis
complexion IS ruddy, and it is no secret
that his appetite is not affected by dis
ease. Mr.. Wellesley, as usual, leaves the
labour OF business upon MIR. Vaughan,
and saunters his way through the mazes
Of diplomacy as il nothing were dong
he has an able coadjutor, hut / regret TO
say, that neitherih principal, with all his
simplicity, nor the second, with all his
plsusibilily, lose any opportunity to do
our minister os our country every mis-
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II Several MSS. on hand-which will be attended 10
in next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-20
20 Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
IN Monday morning last, Negro boy
named ALECK, Is or ID years of age,
very black, has thin visase, with large
mouth, aud very staring eyes. He had
on when he ran ava, pair of blue stri.
ped pan,alOons, oznsbursh shirt, and an
I'D wool hat. He is very expert, impu.
dent. and something Of liar. ! will give
Ten Dollars reward if taken within ten
mics of alexandria, or the above reward
If taken b yond that distance, and all
reasonable charges il brought hume.
THOMAS MILB0URN,
Fairfax county, near Alexandria.
Masters of vessels and others are eau.
TONED against harboring or conveying d
v,s the said negro, under the penalty OF
III, lay. SIS June 10