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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-10

The following very singular fact 10 Nat
ural History, is taken from Persons Life
of DR.. Buchanan
z" FELL H. that Iwrite this at the bottom Of
the lofty mountain, called Cape Cornovin
whose rocky head seems to overhang Its
b. The birds which build the pendulous
pests are herc numerous. At night each Of
their li.le hsbitations is lighted up, as 1t to
see cprspany.-rhe sagacious little bird
fastens bit Of clay to the top OF the nest,
aud hen picks np fire ay and sticks it TO
4he t.lay to illuminate the dwelling which
consists oftwo rooms. Sometimes there are
three four FIRE fies, and tier blsze Of
Hght in the little cell dszzlcs the eyes OF the
bats, WATCH often kill these birds"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-10

An English captain, returning from the
Indies, having touched on the co Ast OF Gum
ca, took on board an ape that appeared to be
endowed with extraordinary mlldness and
intelligence. The animal during the voy-
age perfectly answered the captain's expec'
tations he assisted in the cookery, and IN
his business always rested himself on his
hams, holding stick in one hand, and ap-
peared particularly attentive in exlingulsh-
ing the parks that many way caused dan
ger Of fte. This animal SO interesting to-
obsers a.ion, died on the voyage, victim 10
the ill usage Of the second in command.
This man caused him TO be unIustly pun
ished. Tie ape submitted TO the chsstise
ment wilhthe most affecting resignation,
during watch he held up has hands IN sup
plica,ing attitude, as fimploring the cessa-
ton of his suff rings, From that moment
be obstinately refused everykind ofnourish-
.nacpt, and died after an illness Of I've days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-10

entitled :" An Act to enable creditors TO re-
ceiye their just demands out OF the goods,
effects and credits of their Debtors, when
the same cannot be attached by the ordina-
nv process flaw"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
IMPORTANT RECIPE.

On Thursday last, a man in oiirer-stree',
after imprudently drinking cold water, was
seized with very alarming symptoms, from
which he was relieved BY DR.. John De AL
ton White, who dissolved half an ounce OF
camphor in a gill Of braudy--of this, three
parts were made and given at intervals of
three minutes-which soon gave the pa
ticnt relief.-The Doctor communicates
this for the good OF the public. lCoi.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
SHORT SERMON.
+" Blessed are The poor in spirit

Blessed are The poor in spirit
THUS our blessed Saviour opened his
sermon on the mount-and from his exam
pie we may be assured, that humility is the
richest garment the soul can wear.
By this word is to be understood, not an
AFFECT poorness of spirit, that would stoop
to do mean thing-but such humble
sense of human nature, as sets the hearts
and aft .-ticns right toward God, and gives
lis every temper that is tender and affection
ate towards our fellow creatures. This is
the soil of all virtue, where every thing
good and lovely grows,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
CONFIDENCE IN GOD.

When Mr.. Dodd, in the lime of the wars
was plundered of all he had in the house,
Mrs. Dodd was in great distress on that &C
count. wife, (says he) be not troubled;
| have yet bond to live upon" " What
bond % says She" Why this hond in the
Hebrews aiH neither leupe thee nor for
sake thee.-Come, let Us put this bond in
suit-LET US GO TO PRAYERS" The next
morning his neighbors sent him in more
than he had lost.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
r;csri vessels continue to arrive as usual,
and there is moi the least sensation visible
in this government in regard to Americans.
With respect,
| am, gentlemen,
Your most obi. servant.
Harana Price Current, June 80.

HdTdHu frice tuTTeW, JUNG ~.
Beef. cargo 1856, Dbl 10 a 90 dolls; do.
prime, do. 81 90 butter, yellow, az %
a %; cheese, American, do. IL a 4:cod
fish. do. 4 -four, super. Phil. do. 90 81 :;
do. n. Orleans, do. II 10; hans do e a
25; lard do &c 98; pork cargo l'G Dbl 2t;
do prime do 90; porter 9 2 a 2 4; nee "a
8 a 9 9; tallow do 12 l4;boards 1000 ieet
90 e2; gunpowder az % 80; shea'hins
paper do 2 Q dolls rials; shocks With
heading dol; slaves hid red OAK 1000 il
dolls 9 rials l6; tar bbl 4 dolls; tobacco
Virginia % 10 II; coffee lst quality %
90 "a; do Cd do do 10 CO. DO Sd TRACE
do IA; cocoa GuayaquiIL 75Ib lea 10; hides
each 90 rails; honey keg 5; indigo Guate-
maIa Id aga; MoIasses keg 10 l03;
sugar Muscovado IS; do brown do Is IL;
do white do . dolls rials 9 Z; segars 1000
box IL dolls; tortoise shell ID 6 6 dolls i
rials.
Erchanges.-On London P par OF 81 d
for 1901 9! per cent premium; Bordeaux
Paris franc per dollar, do; Cadiz, Madrid,
Malaga, / / per cent premium; U. States,
Philadelphia. New FORK, Boston, Norfolk,
&c. 9; jamaica, Kingston, par.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
From the Charleston Gazette, july IS
FROM HAVANA.


BY the schr Eagle, we have received
from our cores ondent, a file OF the ''.Not-
ciioso, to the Isl inst. 1t is entirely destI-
tute of political intelligence, The subjoin-
ed letter and Prices Current, will give a
view OF the political and commercial situa-
ton oil Havana. They are from gentle
man of intelligence and veracityi and may
be relied upon =
"Harand, June 80.
"GEYTLEMEY-With the exception Of a
sudden rise of about 90 per cent, on all pro-
visions from the United States, owing TO the
accounts we have received here OF the cap
ture OF Pensacola, the enclosed Prices Cur
rent Of this market is correct.
have nothing more TO communicate ; and
things remain here perfectly quiet. Ame-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
HOW To WORK 4 PASSAGE UP CANAL.

HOW To WORK 4 PASSAGE UP A CANAL.
A coun,ryman, who wanted passage
IN canal boat, applied to the skipper TO
know if he might not work his passage, as
he could no; afford money to pay it. The
skipper assen,ed, and set Hodge TO leading
the horse along the bank. The honest
wight trudged fourteen miles 10 The end OF
the canal, without ever dreaming that he
could have walked without the shippers
leave.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

GAZETTE
-gs.D DsII,I- aDYERTISER.
org, -, o,t1.t7. 90 ',''e'
PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL SNOWDEN,
RoYAL-sTREET.
DAILY Gazette, dolls. Country, 3 dolls.
TUESDAY. JULY 81, 1918.
---ss-s.s--------
SELECTED.
VILLAGE GREATNESS.
BY WILLIAM RAY, ESQ.
IN every country village where
Ten chimney smokes perfume the air,
Contiguous TO steeple,
Great gentleiolk are found score,
Who can't associate, any more,
Withcommon Country people,
Jack Fallozg, born among the woods,
From rolling logs, now rolls in goods,
Enough a while to dash on
Tells negro stOries-smokes segars--
Talks politics-decides on wars
And lives in stylish fashion.
Tim Or Godd, lately from the plough,
A POLISHED gentleman is nov,
And talks of country fello7rS:
Bot ask the fop what books he's read
You'll find the brain pan Of his head
As empty as bellows.
Mss Paddle, lately from the wheel,
Begins quite lady-like to feel,
And talks affectedly genteel,
And sings some tasty songs too;
But my veracity impeach,
II she can tell what part Of speech
Gentility belongs to.
Without one spark OF wit refn'd,
Without one talent,of the mind
Genius or education,
Or family, or fame, 10 boast,
To see such gentry rule the roast,
Turns patience to vexation.
To clear such rubbish from the earth,
Though real genius-mental worth,
The aid Of science lend you,
You might as well the sty refine,
Or cast your pearls before the swine,
They'd only tnrn and rend you.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Norfolk,
&c. 2; Jamaica, Kingston, par.
Extract Of q letter 10 the editor Of tie
Charleston Times, dated Havdna, July /.
Times are getting extremeI y dull with
us-but little doing in the shipping way
and scarce recollecl 10 nave seen the har-
bour 50 bare ofAmericans, Notwithstanding
produce keeps up, and sales OF imports dill
cult at Saving prices.
"The topic oil conversation for the week
past has been the subject Of war between
Spain and the United States, and not with
out some cause Tor apprebensions even a.
mongst our best politicians. We had been
for some time past apprised Of General
Jackson's hostile appearance in the neigh
borhood Of Pensacola, and listened with
ridicule 10 the insinuations Of the Spaniards
that he intended to attack that place but
we were much staggered to see on the Goth
ult, the American schooner Washington,
bearing Flag Of Truce direct from
that port with Spanish troops and passed-
gers, bringing with them the capitulation Of
Pensacola to the American forces-In an
instant, rumor, with her ten thousand
mouths, announced declaration Of war
by the United Statcs-Speculation was
not asleep, you may be assured; the wise
men sold 10 the fools-Flour which was
merely nominal at Is dolls. sold for l9
and 20; rice rose from g to 10 dolls in a
moment, and the whole day was passed in
schenning speculations, corecturing causes,
and invenling lies a scene Of as anxious
confusion and solicitude as remember 10
have witnessed; a coniscation OF American
property, and embargo, we were told were
TO take place Immediately; those who were
ready for sea were damning the consignees
because they were not cleared, and it was
with no little difficulty that those who were
discharging, were restrained from slipping
their cables and putting TO sea without leave
or licencc, "Moro pass" Doctors BILL"
or stores but the next day, to the ut-
ter establishment ci all, Americans were SUI
fered to depart in peace, and that flag,
which had scarcely been seen on the Moro
for nearly three weeks, was TOW flying 20
announce arrivals from all parts Of the states.
Speculation died in spasms, and rumor ba-
wing broke blood vessel, blel TO death,
which closed the scene Of confusion. -
Things have again got settled, and fensa-
cola will likely supply US pretty much with
lumber and tar, pitch, turpentine and shin
gles-So that in the end the supposed inju-
red party will have the hest of the bargain
for that place, which has always been a tax,
will now yield revenue. The affair is
talked otnow merely as if it were bruised
decentralization may take place, but the
skin is only scratched.
"Our market continues with little or no
improyement-Philadelphia and Baltimore
-four IS! dolls ; New-Orleans l5I 10 l6;
rice is quoted at 9 dolls-a quantity would
not bring over 8! pge boards and scant-
ling 30-cotiee, sugar, and moIa.ses with |
out variation. The city and harbor are |
not unusually sickly, but few cases Of lever
have occurred lately"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

Fromthe n. York Commercial .idv. JAIN &c.
The fas, sailing ship Pacific, one Of the
line of regular packets, capt. Williams, ar
rived below last evening from Liverpool,
which place she left lst Of June. One of
the owners who went down to the ship, has
politely favored US with London and Liver.
pool papers 10 the 18th May, aud price
current OF the 3Oth.
The London Courier of the 29th of May.
announces, that the Parliament would be
prorogued on the 9Th, and dissolved on the
9th OF Jun, provided nothing should in
tervene which should render il necessary
10 alter that arrangement.
On the 29th Of May, distinguished com
pany assembled at the City of London Ia
vern, to celebrate another anniversary of
Mr.. Pitts birth day. Lord Lacelles presi-
ded, supported by the presence OF the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

*Veuice Prescred.-t Mysteries Of T.
dolpho # The Ghost Seer Merchant
OF Venice, Othello.
"A species OF fin peculiar to the Alps,
which only thrives in very rocky parts,
where scarcely soil sufficient for It's nouri'h-
ment can be found
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

HdNG.
The following Noblemen are shortly ex-
pected TO dine with Lord Exmouth, viz -
Lord Plymouth, Lord TeignmOush, Lord
Falmouth, Lord Dartmouth, Lord Sidmouth,
Lord Weymouth, Lord Portsmouth, Lord
Yarmouth, and Lord Cockercuh. The
entertainment will be sumptuous, and if all
their Lordships should sit dowp TO it, there
will be plenty OF enjoyment for all the
mouths. London paper.
"A French trader resident in Oxford OF the
name of Ducane, called on Mr.. Vic kham,
amercer no lived opposite University Col
lege, for waistcoat piece, but could not
recollect the name Of the material he wish
ed for. lie said he thought il was Z" de En-
glis for de diable." Mr.. Wickham NEIL
toned sevea namesl OF his internal highness,
such as Old Nick, Belzebub, &c. mo no,
it was not dat ?" was the reply. At length
Mr.. w. thought Of Satan. 20 dat is vat
vant," said Ducane, = want Satan vest
coat" HID.
A lively French witer, in comparative
view oftable tactics OF the French and Eng
lish. remarks, THAT the manoevres at an
English dinner are founded upon the same
principle as the Russian d;scipline--s0: q
psomsat Is LOST"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

Thin streets, and foreign aspects, such as
must
Too oft remind her who and what enthrals,
Have flung desolate cloud DER Venice's
lovely walls"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28
FreAeYick "A. MAYO.

RooKBINDER ~ sTATIoNER. has inst received \
~ large qianiiy Of excellent Russia CALF SKINS
which az known to he superior for bookbincIng 10 any
OtheT skins whatever.
BINDING can ne done nearly low Of tie same as in
sheep Specimens az hiank and printed work bound in
RUSSIA cait. can he uis bookstore and Iudry
Thankful for the considerable encouragement he has
received IN that line he the public thai he is sim
iaonTing TO uake his establishment more coupeteno;
Only rs respects obtaining the hest materials bur also
IN The execution OF every article dene in OF der to give
Just and due satisfaction to his friends.
ANY work executed under his direction not agrteahI
to order will in 10 manner he requested 10 be aiken
From his acquaintance aud experience in at pTofes
sion, not only IN different parts EuIope hun al 20 IN the
u Smiles, he feels JhaDe "a stating 10 those MAG
qnalnied with him. thai his workmanship " III he juferior
10 rome IN point of neatness aud Durability.
BLANK BOOKS, of his manufacture kent cou.
santly on hand. - 80
Patent Backs aud Russia Bands for bank work sxecu
ten with cafctiImIed Books bound ia calf with fancy
co'onTing, frli gilt, reasonable terms
orders from me- chants and publ officers part crlar
attended toparTns for The same are taken ON ap,li
cation, at their respective places.
Also, received 1uaui';y of Hamburger onills
10 reams Folio Post, ofexceilent guaiijy
rs de-. FIRST quaiity Letter Paper.
~ BOY Of abort twelve fourteen wears Of AGE of
respectable connexions will be taken as an apprentice
I" tie above husiness. Feb. "a o. St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28
yIusA !---Nc Still

yNLopED on the first day Of January Isie very like.
- ~ negro man nauied FRANK, who rs OF rather vel
low compieNioh, lte inclined b. how icggrd--is
iaher low aud uuncky, tUlcrably fiat generally wears
ai2e whis6efs has hooked nail finger and had
a scar on his forehead When lie went on.
VIII give $40 reward tor the said fellow
10 me- IN Prince Edward halt than sum to haze him
secured IN jail, so that gr; linn ags,u.
FRANK Is sensihe, aftfIl fellow.I think he spends
part 9th time about Lynchburg Charlotte courthouse
ahd Walkers church, Frnce Edward and perhaps runs
Jdiaes RIVER as hoanar, and spends part his time
III Richmond. lie has brother living at Charlotte court
house, who has enquted oia gentleman that
helghoomrhood, II he did not buy Frank; and
saiu u he bought him. he would get him. A fellow
Tie description of Frank has been la another part
al CHARLOTTE, enqniTng il another certain gentleman
"oGu not make a good master. aud said lie wanted
soheOody 10 hny HIM aud among other chat, said lie
cohIu go among white people aud they would inter
rupt hid.
think probable that free pass in The name
OF James Eperton. lie was shoemaker sawyer &C. 4;
Is between thirty and forty years old.
WILLIAM L LEGRAND.
~ rs such fellows are noi good neighbours to honest
people. hope every means viii he taken have him
detected People running boats J9ues river are par
ucuiarly requested To notice for sad fellow.
WA. L. LEGRAND.
Sautcr Till. n. Edward) Feb. 49, 1864.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28
James River Aand Toy sale

NALL Ice SOLD TO the highest bidder valuable tract Of
LAND, containing about SIX hundred acres sitma-
yea on James River about thirty miles above Richmond
IN we county OF GeocEland, bounded below aud above
Of Wm. c. Williams dec.
nS tract contains considerable portisn river and
.iteA lomHo"hhs. The upland has red clay bot
TOM well adapted use Of plaster and clover III,
al present good deal ont of repair having been negi-
Sehy cultivated Tor some years past; Susceptible
OF TIE highest improvement both with to elegance
and profit. s
we shall give no further description, believing that no
person would wish topurchase establishment so vain.
aoie without previous examination The purchaser shall
receive an undoubed TILE .ree of any incnnibrance be
You'd the present year.
The sale will take place the premises or THursdov
me 1i day 81 h0roh merit. The will ne one third
VI cash Que thrd ia one year. and the remaining third IN
oftrust. - $3.50
~ The same time and place will be sold variety OF
household and kitchen FURNITURE, some STOCK and
other articles. Terms sale.
J. ". BATES
Belmont. Jan. 90. IN ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28

1lr. a! Aroe, Secretary Gf State, to the FSe-
ratie'' dc Onis, caecy extraordinary md i;.i-
Mister ptentpOteNiid,y, DC.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
March both, 1916.
SIR have had the honor TO receive
,sour letter Of March |, announcing the
continuance Off blockade of The Spanish
coast IN South America, from Santa Mar
Ia, 10 the river A,rdto, Inclusive of .lfe
latter, by the commander in Chief nf hi9
catholic nlajesiy's forces, and that If ANY
vessel is met south of the mouths Of the
Magdalend, or north OF tlie parallel OF Cape
IIburoon, on the Mosquito coast, and be-
tween tho meridian of those poinis, she
shall he seized and condemned rs prize,
whatever may be her documents nrdrsii-
nation. You state also, thai the ports al
Santa Marta aEd Porto Belle, are let! O.
, pen TO neuirals.
! ! have to state that this proclamation
oil general MorIllo Is evidently repugnant
| to the iaw of nations Tor several reasons,
particularly lhe following: iliai il declares
a coast of several hundred miles 10 be IN
state OF blockade, and because it
authorizes the seizure oi neutral vessels
at an unlnstiiiable distance from the
| coast. No maxis.i Of the law OF nations is
better established, than that Il biocka ie
shall be confined 10 particular ports, and
! that an adequate force sinai! be stationed
AT each to support it. The force should
| be stationery, and not Il cruising, squat,-
ron, and placed so near the entrance of
! the harbor or mouth of the river, as to
make II evidently dangerous for u vessel
To enter. ! Lave 10 add, that vessel Ell
icring the port ongli MOTTO be seized, ex-
cepi IN returning la it, after being warned
OH hv the biochading squadron stationed
near II.
lam instructed hy the President, 10
state 10 YOU these Objections ~ the block
ade, which has h cn announced in Your
letter, that yeu may communicate them
to yonr government. aud III confidence
,'ial YOU will, nlhe mean tune, inlerpoSe
your good offices, and prevail on general
Moulio 10 alter his proclamation, and
practise under il in such y tnanntr, rs 10
conform III both respects 10 the law of TIA
iiorS.
la stating to YOU these we'll founded OBJ
jrcionS 10 ilie biockade0f general Morilio,
have The honor TO observe, thatyour mo-
live for communicating it, is daily ap-
preciaied.
have the honor 10 he, &c
JAhiES MONROE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28
Seine 'ywine, Sc. SIC.

1000 lbs. fne SEINE TWINE
500 do do. CORK
1900 do. hes, COTTON YARN, assorted Nos.
100 boxes Spanish SEGARs
100 do London Crown GLASS, 10 By s IL by TO- IL by
H. and Is BY IL.
100 kess Jainiesou's CRACKERS
100 10. best London WHITE LEAD
10 d.. Scotch BARLEY
10 bbis. his qnai,y ponnd twist TOBACCO, some of
which is two years old, me fog retailing
400 nests WOODEN WARE, with general assortment
OF HARDWARb-Sirong which are, lirst rate double
barrel Fowngpieces iODdor made sub-twis bbs. gold
bands, piaiiDa oUCboCS, superior locks with gold pans
aud every thing complete, mahogany cases al
iowprcod single bh Fouingpieccs, handsome, fancy
brass teHdeTs ofwhic 10 bronze and gllt, which
Will never arnish, new pate Tenders, hra.s
tops aud knobs brass and iron, assorted sizes brass
Shovels, Pokers ana Ungs po Ted steel DO with brass
tops cOniIuOn de- hrOist aud e.,Uny Inkst1nds silver
enged and plated do bass aud paper pocket do pla
Tea ara sVer edged CastOrs, 10 crueis; do do.
frnit takeis aad eaei pearl AND ivory handle silver
knives and FORKS sv. gniH smoked SnulboAes,
shell gold menhrd do. pUshed steel Snutrts, patent
spTins tn0Toved slide aud patterns, and
polished do. Shaving Cases for travelling with every
thhs complete; Mathematical instruments, Reading
Glasses, S!a1iers Diamonds, patent C9rkscews,
mon 60 WINE Carriers and Coolers iapanned and u,lt
Crosscu Niii, Sash aud Hand saws aud Tiles sash and
Screw PGo., Bel!meiri Skiilrts and Kettles Anviis
Nises, SfdehaiIitefS. Rasp-, few Wood Stoves
ton aud Wool cards Iverpool patent amps stores
tavPlrs, &c. Chest, InHk Thi, Cupboard, poor aud
S'oe" L"cts, tnses Screws. Angers, Bung and ZAP
rets, BRUSHES. Pocket IaunTDS double and siuge bhi
Pocket Fi$nis Gin .'isiol Films, common and oil
Powder Fasks Pow der aud Shot, Trace Chains Coffee
alllfs, KNIVES aud Forks, Pocket and Pen knives
scissors, lanc.as Flcams, Ud English Razors Voliis
Car'"iets Flutes, ties, &c. &c.-FoR SALE, on mod
cidte terms, by n. x ID. AlSBEr,
Opposite, foH doors below the Be 1 avern.
FehTuaryia. s0if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28
YurMNike Road.

s2ookS for subscribing 20 the stocL Of The 5J41cEy
q ter amt ister!bars Turnpike Rood will he opeii-
Gu n Moohay Tue @d DAY Of March 1873 and will CONT
nre open until the Whole is takra "a the following
places, viz .
~ frteisurs AZ Poweils t3vcrn under the direction
OF IiIiam Clarke, Archibald Ransh, william HovGeu
"nam icns ard Nathaniel Friend, commits siuuris
~ tue Railway House, in the county Of Chesterfield
nh.er The direction nj Richard Gregory James How lei,
valentine "iaifee Sen. Geo. Co. and Branch CEeatar
commissioners.
Ana ~ the toRn Of Manchester at the Exchange Tav
ein, under the management Of James nrandrT les.
Hin, Robert GTahan aud Edward w Trent csn,n,issi,
ers. Feb 96 ~ or 80 '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-28
3 400 Reward.

y ANAWtl nom the subscriber on the night OF Tie
u 9th ult. three negro men, 10 wit
P.iL-apoui ave feet eight or nine inches high d;u
Drown complexion, well set, shrewdy sensible fellow
about II or - yearsofa age.
HARlif-a DARK nuiaito, five feet nine len inches
hieh hineieen or twenty !eaJs al Harry v.Iy
hey fellow and when spUaen TO has the appearance of
embarrassment.
BilLl-a muaito. abou, ive feet eight nine ches
hlsh p ar 20 fears OF age INN and has when spo-
Ken To suily look.
Tue above t~naways were bought by me in the OF
urhanna IA december last OF Ceoge ealey, Esq. ad
nnttatof OF Phiiip l. Grynes, dec and have Decu
Geo as Tar as King William courthouse doubt attempt
Ing 10 return 70 their old hcighDonIliood
VIII give iie above reward aud nav all reasonable
penses for their deveiyto me, IN HAT proportion Tor
either WADE MOSBY, jr.
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