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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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The number Of students connected with
the theological school at Princeton, IN.
during the last winter session,was IS since
the last annual report IA have been licenced
to preach.
The Baptist connection in the united
states is in a hourishing state, the number
baptised the preceding year is 1870.
The churches 1852, preachers 1889, mem
pers 10000.
The methodist missionary societies have
SO missionaries on foreign stations, and in
The West-Indies alone they have 1898
members of their communion
Persia.-Mr. Schmid, missionary at
Madras, writes that an Armenian Bishop
from Jerusalem informed bin in October
last, that there are about 10000 persons
il Persia, called Sophis, who about 10 or
Ia years ago, openly renowned mahome-
ianism, abolished circumcision, established
separate places OF worship, and adopted a
peculiar dress, TO distinguish themselves
from tife mohometans. They are said 10
speak highly OF Chfsst to revere the scrip
lures and on the whole, as the bishop ex-
pressedit, "to come into the christian way
They would receive copies of the bible,
md especially of the new testament, with
the greatest Joy and gratitude and would
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Men & SedSondbte Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN.
HAVE lately receved and are now opened
IL for sale, an extensive assortment of

TT
u 4 for sale, an extensive assortment of
PIECE GOODS.
suitable for the present season
AMONG WHICH ARE
Real West OF England blue ard black BROAD
CLOTHS
Fine aud common Broadcloths all colours anC
qualities
Best double milI'd blue, black, and mix'd CAS-
SIMERES
Ladies Habit Cloths, various colours
Pelise Cloths, plain and twid
Scarlet maroon, green ,oiive and brown Cashmere
sHAWLS
civ Olive Dive s sem ponnAzhrrs
Black Pelise Flannel
Toilinette and swansdown Vestings
Silk Forentne Vesting
Oh white and yellow tlannels
White, yellow, red and green Flannes
Devonshire kerseys
Very stout DuffIs
Coatngs- Swanskins
Slate aud black worsted Hose
Rose Blankets ga to 1914
4 bale Water Loom Sheetings
1 do do do Shirlings
Fine and common Cacoes
Furnitures and Copper Plates
Very fne book and Leno Muslin
Fancy Muslins--Sootch Lawns
White sottDa Sambrcs--CoouI'd Cambics
GA Carlisle Ginghams
Black, olive and crimson Tabby VeIvets
Black and other colour'd silk V elvets
Muslin Cravats, with colonr'd borders
Black and coiour'd Florence and Levantine Silks
Black and changeable sinchaw and Sarsnet Lus-
triugs
Green Lustring-black Satin
7-8 and IA Irish Linens
Linen Cambrics
Damask Table Linens, Ga to 10-&
English and French Silk Gloves
Mems and women's beaver Gloves
Black and Italian and Canton Grapes
Cambria and common Dimotes
India Cottons
american Ginghams-C hecks-stripes and Sat
tinetts
Black aud blue Italian Sewing Silk
Silk Iwist--Silk Braids
Satin and Lustring Rihbons-black Gallons
Best gilt coat Buttons-Basket Buttons, &c.
Oct. 6. CIV
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AGENTS FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

AGENTS FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
Norihyarmouih, WILLIAM BARRows, Esq.
FTeeport, Mr.. NATHAN NYE.
Brunswick, ToPstam and Lisbon, PETER o. AL.
DEN Esq.
Bath, Botcdoiaham, Phipsbtrg, GeOrgeto,rn Gne
Hoolwich, EBENEzER CLAP, Esq of Bath.
Wiseasset, Mr.. BARKER NEAL.
Nee-CdaLe, Marlborough and Bristol, STEPHEN
COFFIN. Esq of Marlborough
marlborough, JOHN HEAD, fsq P. NJ.
Warren and Union, JESSE PAGE, Esq. NJ Var
rem.
ThOmaston, JOSEPH SPR AGUE Esq.
Camden, JoNATHAN THAYER, Esq.
Belfast 81 NorthPort, ALFRED JeHNsoN, Esq. Bel
fast.
Casine THOMAS E. HALE, Esq.
frankfort, ARCHIBALD JONES Esq.
Bangor, JACOB McGAw, Esq.
Fagar and Harlem, J. C. WAsHbURN, Esq. p
NJ. China.
Pittstof, JACOB LoUD, Esq. p. NJ.
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NeiU Hatt d Winter Goods
ARE THIS DAY OPENING FoR sALEBY
JOSEPH HARROD,
Head "a .Erchnnre-SLref

Head Of Erchange-Streei,
AMONG WHICH ARE
II EST Wet of Engand black & blue BROAD.
ID CLOTHS
SupeFhne and fue black, blue. mix'd brown and
olive Ditto
Su?erlative black, blue and mix'd double m;,led
CASsIMgRES
Common Caiiimeres and Sattnetts
Hunters Cloths Kerfeys-D uffis and Coa,ings
Scarlet and orange figured Fisnnels
Elegant figured Cafimere Shawis
PLAIN do 10 all coloura
! bale Roie Blankets from IA 1874
! cafe Ladies and Gent!emen's Worried Hofe
] bale India Caiicoes
do do Costons
| do bleached Water Loom Shirttngs
81, "A aud 5 4 Cotton Checks and Stripes
Bombazetts aud Tartan Braids
Blue brown, olive, Claret Maroon and Bronze
Pelile Cloths
Black sinchaws aud Sarfnetts figured Levantines
Flag Bandsnna and black ELK Handkfs
FiaInels-Swaus aud Baizes-Dmoiy
Corded Csmbric--piain and figured Mullins
and ca Cambrics--i bale Rufiis diapers
Veltings variety-6 Carliile Ginghams
and A Characterization Cravats
Boxes Cotton Servings
Steam Loom Sheetings and Shlrt'ngs
Thread Laces-Ribbons, an ahortment
Ben Dutch Boiling Cloths from No TO ii
I he above will be fold cheap for Cath.
October 9th If
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[Y Mem Goods I !
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

AS just received in addition 10 us former
L. IL stock, large supply of
PIECE GOODS,
which he now offers for sale, on as good terms as
can be purchased IN town
AMONG WHICH ARE
bales Bombazeus
2 cases Cambria Prints
2 do Al and Ga white Cambrics
Q do British Shifting and Sheeting
do Worsted Hose
1 bale tlannels
/ do Waitham Sheetings
1 do do Shirtings, sc &c. Oct Is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
NATHAN WINSLOWy
SPERM4CETT OIL,

of superior quality, for burning. This Oil, in a
lamp properly trimmed, directions for which wi /
be furnished gratis, is warranted to burn until
bausted without snuihng or picking up produces
smoke than candies, is less liable to grease
about house, safer account of fire, not subject
waste by being placed 10 current of air, aud by
actual experiment proves cheap candles at
ten cents per pound. IL is likewise preferable to
any other grease for oilng wool, it makes IL run
smoothly, does moi become glutinous by laying
any length of time and the yarn is easily cieansed.
He likewise keeps large assortment of plated
brass and japaned LAMPs--pocket and large
Lanthorns.
". w. being connected with those carry
ing on the Whale Fishery and having his Oil Sc
lected at the Factory, he can with the greatest
confidence warrant it TO be as good as can be pro-
cured in the United States
NJ. B.-Lamps and Oil furnished on trial,
70 be returned if not satisfactory. Oil put up in TIN
can:sters, from to gallons, and sent gratis to
any part of the town.
.aLSO--A general assortment of
Groceries, HoII0W 6 Hard Ware,
Among which are, best of German MILL
SAWS, English ANVILS, VICES and SHOW
ELS, by the dozen or snge-an assortment of
COTTON YARN, from the most approved Fac
tories--Woolen YARN and Rolls
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Blistered and cast STEEL, of SUI
perior quality.
Spike and Nail Rods--PIough-M oulds and
Gro Bars
Tons LOG WOOD,
Boxes spermaceti CANDLES,
- do. by 9, & by 10, WINDOW GLASS.
q Do. Mould Tallow CANDLES
10 Hhds. MOLAsSES,
Boxes of Havana SUGAR,
Pollock and Cod FISH,
10 Bills. P0RK-50 casks LIME
very large consignment of Philadelphia
MILL SAWS,
A constant supply of Saco NAILS of every size
10 Boxes Philadelphia refined SUGAR.
d. A large assortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, very much approved of, made al
the Justly celebrated Factory of JOHN WINS
LOW & Co.
Best English COMB PLATE and EMERY.
- ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, by the bar
rel or smaller quantity, with directions for brew
ing it--which makes on excellent and cheap
beverage
WOOL bought and sold on commission.
~ COMMISSION BUSINESS
attended to with promptness and fidelity, and or
ders for any ofthe above executed with dispatch.
June So (tD
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From The BaLiieors Folsral GageHe, Oct. IL.
The editor is indebted 10 highl es-
teemed fiend for The subloIned extract,
which is from a source SO respectable as To
emit le il to undoub ed credit. he intor-
nation it contains points to change in the
afi'Ans Of spain of great importance, but
such as the knowledge OF past occurrences
in that kingdom, will satisfy every reHec-
ting mind is not at all improbable,
Extract Of q letter wriAen by d gsnHemaa IN 10 a.
don, a0eA kaotcn in 14aaericd, 70 another IN Bo!-
more.
" Politically we have little news The
meeting Of The Soyereigns at AK La Cha
pelle is the occurrence that will attract
much attention Letters from Spain speak
Of il as an event not to be doubled, that q
revolution will break out there very short
ly, having for its object the expulsion of
Ferdinand, The recall Of the banished Liber
ales, and the old King Charles TO be put at
the head Of a representative government.
II is said efforts will be made 10 obtain the
sane ion OF the assembled Soyereigns IoF
this new order OF things"
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supper with the .eatest yea al attempts
to enlighten the Persian nation. hey
have their most learned teachers in Shiraz
They have book in the Persian language,
containing ,heir religious principles, which
the bishop promised TO procure me Tor
my perusal."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

A Hi'st.--Itis rule in banking transac
lions, no, perhaps generally known, that the
first endorser 10 discounted note is first Ii
able. Ii would appear al first sight joint
endorsers, joint responsibilities. But il is
not so-s' follow you, says the last to the
first indorser--but for your name, would
not put mine 10 the paper--I endorse II, in
consequence Of The faith put sin your
names being already upon IT, This in
formation may be of use to some who are
wiling to be bound for the half Of a note,
but not for the whole.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

Original Anecdose.--At a court held last
week for Fayette county, Pa son OF Hi
hernia, was brought to trial charged with
stealing a shirt from one of his brother
countrymen. After The indictment was
read TO him, he was asked by the court
Z guilty or no, guilty e Phase your
lotdship," says he, " hats what you have
TO try.' The court again told him 10 an
swcr was he gully or not guilty By
ST. Patrick youT lordship just wants TO be
after pumping me, do you !" The court
ASKED him if he had any counsel Phase
your lofdship, | don't kaow what you
mean The court explained and told him
he must plead guilty or not guilty. Fait
Gen, If must spake the truth, am guilty !;
but prove il but if your honor will pay the
cost, wen say no more about it," An at
torney was requested 10 put plea not gull
". and after an investigation, tie jury
brough. in verdict pronouncing poor Pal
GUILTY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

GOLDSMITH & JEWELER,
HAS JUN received and oow opening general
u Il assortment of GOODS, il his line, feected
from the lxtett importatious.
AMONG WHICH ARE VIZ -
Plated Tea Sets, to match do. Lamps,
Bracket * chamber Csndieifi ks egsnr cut plas,
and plain Gators from TO elafes each. entire.
iy new patterns Shutters and Trays table
spoons rich gilt, Gee and plated, Indispensable
Clasps jett and gilt Snaps and peiiefe Clasps.
new patterns, Odoriforous Amulet Necklaces I:
Bracelets and Ornaments; fashionable pafte. TO-
paz and plain Earrings and Pins /; turtle fhell
Combs /; muffin Pegs, sc, C
II large aDortnrsnt Of
Britannia TEA SETS, hyperion quality
& new patterns; Maltese ven Buttons japaned
Waters chsefe knife and breadlTrsys; lteei Snuff
fers; Peaknives Settlers Damascus and common
Razors a great variety Of
Gilt Watch Chains, Keys and Seals /;
CgiIt Slides and Rings watch Ribbons feel
gilt, plated and black, Shoe Buckles, &c. &c.
ALSO-as uiual.
Silver foup, gravy and cream Ladies Z;
table, desert and tea Spoons falt Spoons and
& tooth Picks; Gold and Glver WATCHES Chains,
Keys and Seals hair Bracelets sc. &c. together
with great variety of other articles, which rem
ders his adortment complete.
NJ. B.-An assortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES,
which will be fold at reduced prices, 10 cloie
Consignment. Persons wifhi1g to puschafe will
now have an opportunity 20 supply thenfsves
VERY cheap.
October. goth. 1878. (6.w9
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

Emigration from Leland--A letter from
Ireland, to gentleman in Raleigh, n g.
says -" There is an immense emigration
his year; q gentleman told me in Belfast
last week, that not less than zen thousand
people sailed from that port alone since
January last-indeed | am confident, for
one that does so now, there would be ten
fit were possible for them to procure the
means of paying their passage"
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young lady was very much in love with a
young officer; utthe false delicacy which pre-
walls among the female sex would not permit
her to disclose her pas ion. However, her at
tentions were unrsmRted, and she was lavish
in compliments when opportunity would permit
But the officer, being delicate man and uaex-
perienced in these matters, he was therefore I'M
conscious Of her meaning and it remained for
the young lady either to be more explicit or con
tinue il all the torture Of suspense The for mer
being her choice, she availed herself ola circum-
stance which happened one day when they dined
together. There were foacls, and scarcity Of
plates, 50 the young officer had hardly room for
has fragments, which the young lady taking notice
Of, resolving 70 seize the present happy moment,
turned about, and, with an expressive look, said,
= PrGgsr, lag your bones toith mine The Off
Ger took the hint and an selaircissmst took place
that evening.
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II isa wise provision in nature that tall
men should love little women, and that
little men should love tall women. II is
this that prevents the world from being
filed with dwarfs and giants,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

The societies Of Methodist in the state of
Connecticut, are SO dissatisfied with the dis
uibution of what is called The AUTHORIZATION
money, that they have petilioned the legisla-
lure OF that state, now In session at New
Haven, for liberty TO return their share into
the treasury We need not say The prayer
Of their petition was granted One of the
representatives, Mr. Austin said he ''be-
licved that all were ready 10 gram il, and he
did not know bat they ought to SO further,
and vote them thanks forthe present they
would make TO the state"
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MISCELLANY.
The Macedonian put back III distress.

NORFOLK, OCT. IL.
On Saturday afternoon arrived at this port,
IN distress, the U. States frigate Macedonian,
JOHN DowNEs, Esq. Commander, having been
dismasted in hurricane which she experien
ced on Sunday, the 9th of September, in lat
35, Ion. 81. The Macedonian sailed from
Boston, on the 20ih Of Sept bound for Tie
Pacific Ocean, and completely equipped for a
two years crulse.-Nothlng material occurred
until the 9th, when, as they werehourly ex-
pecling TO fall into the trade winds, and an
ticipating quick run to the Brazil Coast,
they were suddenly oyertaken by the most
tremendous hurricane ever known TO tie old
est seaman on board, which lasted about Is
hours, and left their gallant ship miserable
wreck. The gale commenced from the S. E.
with heavy swell, but shifted to various
points. About A. III. the misen mast was
carried away by the board, and shortly after,
all the remaining spars, except the fore and
main masts, which however, were so badly
sprung that it was found necessary to fish them
in several places.-lost all the stern and quar-
Ter boats, and sustained much other damage.
The tempest is represented 10 have been IN
describaby awful, and the situation Of the
Macedonian perilous in the extreme In the
early part Of it, William Wtikins, captain d
the mizen-top, an excellent seaman anu
worthy young man, was unfortunately knock
ed overheard by the mizen-stay sheet,
and drowned. This was the only casualty
that occurred among the crew.
Previous TO the sailing of the Macedonian
from Boston, she had undergone thorough
oyerhauing and repair, and The trim ID which
she left that port could scarcely be exceeded
but now how altered After being only six
days at sea, she returns to port with no other
yestige OF her formerlgrandeur than her wood
en- WALL and in appearance, precisely as she
entered the port Of NewYork, when prize
TO the gallant DECATUR.
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POETRY.
OPEN THE DOOR. \
By S. wooDwo RTH.


That God who calls the human mind
A temple for himself design'd,+
house upon rock-t
Assures US He will patient wait,
In mercy, at the mental gate,
And for admittance knock.
Who hears the gracious call within,
And draws the iron bolts of sin,
hich baricade the door.
VIII banquet with a guest divine,
On life imparting food and wine,
From Loves exhaustless store.
Come, then, dear Sa eiour-be my guest,
Knock louder at this finty breast,
And rouse me with thy voice;
Then will | struggle to remove
The sins which now obstruct thy love,
And in that love rejoice.
Thou wilt not let me strive in vain
The gates of brass shall burst ia twain,
The iron bars shall ia |,
Then will my soul thy temple be,
Where | shall ever feast with Thee,
My God, my life, my all.
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TO SELL OR LET,
TUE STORE Iaiely occupied by Mr. John
Howell in Pheasant Row, Maine street. Eor
tefms--appyto AVIAN CusHMAN, near the
premises # Sept. IL.
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Writing Books.

, gsns,. q common and superfne Paper-NOTE
~, Ar. &c. lot sale at this Office.
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*Behold | stand at the door and knock Ifany
man hear my voice, and open the door, will
come in to him and will sup with him, and he
with me.-ReU. ill., 90.
tsee |. Cor iii. 81. III. Cor. vi. is.
+See Matthew vii. "a.
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AT THE GREEN STORE, Erchangs-Street.
Mem and Fashionable Goods.
ELEAZAR WYER,
GOLDSMITH JE0

GOLDSMITH & JEWELER.
LAS JUN received and cow opening, general
Il Il assortment of GOODS, i his line, feiected
from the lxteit importatious.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-17
JOnes's Point.

ViIE subscriber presents due respect TO
I the gentlemen of Alexandra and its
neighborhood, for their liberal encourage
ment since the commencement OF his es-
adjustment, and solicits continuance OF
their support, informing them that he com
mences, on Monday the 18th instant, Oys-
tersuppers, which will be continued during
the season, and for choice wines, liquors.
and moderate charges, cannot be eScelled.
Those who have not visited his tavern, will,
on trial, find his accommodation 10 surpass
their expectation.
Gentlemen who wish to become subscri.
bers for duck shooting this season, will
please to forward their names 70 me, as the
number is limited, and only few are want
ed to make up the subscription No per-
sons permitted to land on the point except
his friends. There is good carriage road,
nearly completed, and a worm stable Tor
horses. G. JONES.
Jones's Point, October 1e If
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General land Agency.

TVIfE subscriber AT the request OF seye.
ral ron residents and undcr belief
mat an agency of this kind IS much wanting
in the state az Kentucky, will undertake IN
future, to give NON-RESiDENTS such
information as they may desire respecting
their lands--will also undertake. 10 InHesu-
gate claims, pay taxes, &c.
He has also formed a coRneXion with Mr..
Samuel Smith, OF kaskaskia, and will IN
der axe TO have translated and recorded
Deeds for Military Land in the Illinois Ter
ritory, aud will also undertake 70 have en-
tered Public Lands in said Territory, and
taxes paid for nou-residents.
He has also an agent al Washington City,
and viii undertake TO have any claims upon
government liquidated and settled
The subscriber still continues 10 practice
LAW, in the several counties of Fayette,
Wood!ord, aud Jes>anine. All business
c2nEied to his care. WI! receive the strict
6. attention. DAN. NC. PAYNE.
Lexington, Ky. July l4th, 1918
October iol 2Ot
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30 Dollars Reward.

\ BSCONDED on Saturday morning, the
n 18th inst u.Ero George, or George
Gni6n, the property OF Miss M'Call, by
trade mailer, AMI understands some part
of The blaCksmith's business; he Is about
so years OF age. 5 feet s or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. He is a
very artiuL fellow and has been in the habit
al obtrudias himsclia- free rlan, and will
no doubt altempttc ''ass as such, and pro-
baby get worG-has duwn look when
spoSento.-His clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward OF 10 dollas viii b. given if
taken in the town or county, 90 in the coun-
~ OF Washington or Fairfax. or the above
reward ii taken 90 miles from town, with
all reasonable charges ii brought home.
Masters OF vessels arc cautioned against
harooriug or carrying OF sail runaway, as
they will be dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES SANDERS0N.
Angus. - L
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Boot and Shoe Making.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs has
Il friends and the public in general that
he continues TO carry on the above business
at his old stand in Fairfax-street, next TO
the Fish Market, where he solicits a share
of custom, as nothing on his part shall be
wanting 10 give perfect satisfaction. He
hatters himself that his materials are OF the
very best quality, and his workmen are ex-
cefled by none in the district. He has Sc.
lected from New-York and Baltimore the
following articles for the use of his jour
neymen, viz : shoulder-sticks, shoulder
irons, rankees, threads, stamps, ranbacks,
jiggers with and without handles, avis of
every description, heel-balls of fine quail.
ty, colt handles, pincers, hammers, sand
paper, rubbcrs. ran file.srasps, lacks, shoe
horns, patent pincers wax awl halves, Rus
sia bristles, bcnes-with variety Of other
articles in his line. He will employ
Too or three Journeymen,
10 whom constant employment and good
October a6 GEORGE JOHNSON.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber about
IA the Ith of August, Negro Noman
LOUIZA--she is % years old, about 5 feet
five inches high, and stout has some oil her
front teeth out, and is apt TO laugh when
spoken to she has sister Marinda and
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, nhere she has heen harhored for two
weeks, and left there to come home,' but
has not done so. Ieypect she can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandria, where Sue
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward if brought home, or lodged
in Jail so that get her again.
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September 8 dti