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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-13
From. the Norfolk Herald.
AFFAIRS OF poRT.Au.PRINcE.

AFFAIRS OF PoRT.AU.PRINcE.
An attentive friend has put into our
hands letter from his correspondent in
Port-su. Prince, dated the 18th Of April,
and a Gazette Of that place, from which
we present our readers with the following
articles Of intelligence -
1t was apprehended that the choice Of
a new President to succeed Potion would
be attended with some difficulty and op-
position /; but, to the surprise ard joy of
every one, the election was conducted
with the most perfect harmony and good
order, and the result generally satisfac-
tory to all parties.
With respect to our commercial rela.
tons with Port-aa.Prince, we are assn ed
that they are now upon more favorable
footing than at any period Of Petion's
Presidency. There is nothing to appre-
bend iron, the change-on the contrary,
commerce will meet with every encou-
ragement and protection under the auspi-
ess Of President Boyer.
The letter states that provisions were
scarce and in great demand at Port-au.
Prince. There had been three arrivals
there from the U. States, within the three
preceding weeks. principally laden with
provisions, but they had not reduced the
prices.
Coffee was still high, and money scarce.
Half the imports and exports being now
paid for in cash, puts great deal Of mo.
ney into the treasury, and Of course
takes much of il out Of the coffee market.
1t is the opinion Of the writer, however,
that coffee will decline in price.
Prices at Port-au. Prince, 8pril 49,
Flour, Ss5; Pork, Is; Beef. O.; Hams,
IS cents /; Cheese, so; Butter, IS; Cod
fish. 80; Herrings, s; Marckarel, 20
Sperm. Candles, l 25; Mould do. so
cents Dipped do a7; Soap. per Is lbs.
IS so; Lumber, IS; Cypress Shingles,
6 50; Boston do. s. Erports-Coffee,
SO soils F; Sugar, Bill, Haywood, so, on
board Tortoise Shell, 6 so per ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-13

The following parody, b, Brahan, and
sans BY him at the Covent Garden Thea
ire, London, in . new piece entitled
Yuma, or the Tree Of Healthy" was re-
ceived with the most extravagant ap
slause It's an adaptation Of The famous
ehanson, or Hymns de Marss'Itois, to
words directly applicable to the present
contest between Spain and her colonies
IN r Columbian.
Peruviass, wake to glory!
Hark I! what myriads bid Ye rise!
Your children. wives, and grand'irs'
hoary,
Behold their tears, and hear Oh ,ir cries!
Shall fell invaders, mischief breeding,
With Spanish hssts, rufisn band,
Alright and desolate the land,
While Peace and Liverty lie bleeding!
To arms! to arms! ye brave!
The avsnging sword unsheath,
March on! all hearts resolved
On liberty or death!
Oh, Liberty! can man resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous 8ameP
Can Spanish bolts and bars con6ne thee,
Or whips thy noble spirits tames
Too long Peru has wept bewail'ng.
The savage power her cOuquerors
WELD,
But F.eedom is our sword and shield !!
And all their arts are unavailing!
To arms Nc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-13
NOTICE.

The Council will sit a. q Court oil hp,,
peals on the 18th, 18th, and 18th day'a
the present month, from the hour Of ~
to ao'cloek THOMPSON C.
" The books will be in the CounelI
Chsmber, on Wednesday the 18th lusI
when the assessors will attend.
Ertrae' from the ia0 ofshs Corpord'i@
Section 4. BE Il further enacted, thai
no appeals will be heard after the time
appointed for the sitting Of CoVcil -
Court Of Appeals, or after the adjourn
Dent thereof, . may bs.6v them dtyr
mined upon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-13
yoR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

ss-S~~
Kfrcher, in that curious work Of his,
emitted "Mundus Subterra' eus," speaks
Of whole city in Africa that was turned,
mean the people Of it, all into stone
The idea was probably taken from tale
in the Arabian Nights Entertainments
Be that as il may, the story Of this petri
fed city vas long believed though FREE
quently contradictsd, and often conf
IDENTIFY asserted, though constantly refu.
ted.
The faith in this tale, absurd though II
was, had many pr"sslytes even among
the most distinguished persoDages in En-.
rope. Among the rest Louis lie Grand,
or Louis the 18th, Of France, was most
steady believer, having gone SO far as to
order ambassadors to procure the petri-
fed body Of . man FROM this singular city.
The wishes Of a monarch so generous
40 Louis found the zeal of thousands
rssdy to crafty them-and the commands
Of . sovereign so powerful, were sure to
bs complied with. if compliance were
practicable. A sum Of 500 pounds was
promised to two Janizaries, il they would
procure, for royal collector, the iupor.
tant object Of Louis k Grund's wishes.
After a considerable time, Supposed to
be spent in search Of the petri6ed city,
the crafty mussulmen reported that it was
not possible for them to convey without
detection, body Of such vast weight and
size as that Of a man through the desart,
but that, ~ishing to do every thing in their
power for the satisfaction Of his Most
Christian Majesty. they bad with eonsi.
dsrable difficulty and danger brought q
petrifed boy, and petriisd ban, for
which the ambassador, without the least
demur paid the stipulated price, aud the
pssr}aetions were sent to France.
These expensive curiOsities happening
to be afterwards shewn to that very learn
id and shrewd traveller, DR.. Sha,o, he
proved, beyond all doubt or controversy,
that the petri6ed Bun was an Echitias,
and the stony hearted boy no other than
q statue Of Cupid, on whose shoulders
the marks IF q culver, separated BY vio-
lsncs. evidently appeared, but which the
,anixaries in their mercenary eagerness,
q gross ignorance, had taken no pains
to efiace.
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was sent to confer with colonel Dale, who
commands the troops in sersi0e. Fort
Carey, near the Poplar Spring, was burnt
BY the indians on the ed inst. This was
temporary defence first thrswn up .!
the inhabitants, and where they deposit
ed the principal part Of their common
moveables. No lives were lost. This
was two miles froa1prt Dale. Back Of
fort Dale, and between Pine Barren creek
and the Alabama, are thick and almost
impenetrable covcrts Of cane brake an
cedar, where those nefarious and blood
thirsty savages revel with their plumber
and scalps- AID are apparently safe from
early chastisement and able to make in
cursions at pleasure"
We have Just received information
that the two Chehaw Indian towns, on
Flint river, were attacked last Thursday
by detachment Of Georgia militia csm-
handed BY capt. Wright, The towns
were burnt and number Of Indians kill
ed, our informant says about so; the &C.
tachment did not lose q man, and had
but one wounded. tJosrnal.
For the following commercial infOrma
ton we are indebted to the politensss Of
Henry Gain, esq. charge des affairs Of
Sweden. " 7. CON- 'ddrsr. d,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
no THE PU bL1C.

NOU'wcre partially and but partially
informed by me, as early; as February
last, IN apr:ya,e, Circular, thai u abos'
10 ;pnt into operation ia the e,su nj
March, the Weo!en Establishment Be-
longing 10 my'father, krtown by the name
fof MADISON FAcToKys near Newport.
EEe.. in coucern with certain fi,1i
BARRIER, from Yorkshire, England and
Fer reasons stated in that Circular lnow
,nsde public II offered she Establishment
in The inr al misunderstanding the wood
OF Others at stipulated prices. MIR. bar
Der having 'bee called 10 England 's4i!y
lin alareh--ta~ he Recommendation OF
/ Isaac Bsnnister, Esq the partner,ot Mr..
Young, on The i'randgwine, whose goods
/ haye so, Justly acquitted acelebrity over
any otsar manufactured in this country
We have since had up our eIrpluy h'r.
ocan ,.als;dge, as principal, likewise from
England, Who from his qualifications ia
now takuniiBto coDcerr--4tire firm viii
therefore herealler'be ROBERT PHIL
tLlPS, SON * CO. to whUip such It's
maybe pleased TO favor us with aAeir
attention will makc their address. ll.'
/, Estahishmen, is row and has been aincs.
the mentlone.i, in operation, all the
iltandseexperiencod work men ard lately
from Europe, and We pledge ourselves
10 the, public l5ais,o Goods will be suth-r-
ID TO leave the Establishment withn,it
rtcuivi.g that eIt,iie hnishrhe materials
tenInethe TO. Country Cloths will
be taken in to finish, aid will be done in
3 style superior toany that have appear
ed from, our common country .iulinS aud
finishing mills 'ro hose,immediaissy IN
I,his,aeig hDorkood no Brought goods TO
THE irm at this Establishment tor Irish,
,the, last season, We sWisa unegusically TO
ESTATE, that should they see pruperto tascr
Jus with their custd II, their goods Snail
ibe' i,Bished TO Their entire ,satiSiacticns
notwithstanding the charge so iillberaiY
lmade ,,ainst the Country Spinner, tina.
the thread has no n ,edium, but is, ".eith-
Ter loo small or TOO chick" 'Our prices
for broad Cloths viii be from TWO dollars
20 ;svo dollars scvei,i, Eve cents per yard
km,th the addition Of t4lly for blue on h.
tClcths Marrow Cloths, Iassmefs, SAT-
Iinetts'&cjlnpropcri N, or anytu,her
the char ,c,er ofthe firm only
: excsp,ed, ave 'wouIa refer the ,ipublc to
our Circular, which viii accompany this
'address,in .the .Easton 4,aper aud those
-Iof Whining -Siiuuld /, not bethoushs
presumption we would assure.the S,ore
Keepers. in the Peninsula that it would
se To- their in crest 20 take -in'Wodl frnm
(. itkelr,cnsicmurs for sture goods aUl,l.ayS
sis,n.anufac nnel, III prdtessnce to. the .pur-
lchase oil ,,heit Wooden Goods.
/: Jnhn K. Phillips.
! .WADEsoN 5TAceoRy, AGAR ..Aeggho1t,
\ august ~, lilS.
/! N. b apprentices wanted at 1,is tIs.
/ Establishment.
n Aug i5-lm
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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
War Department, II
iPensiopte4i Nlay2z, 1878.
tsH} 1sFlaE


IL lie sexpectea ssfcs the Judges will
crrl;{y ,aas well asto she,re5,tced citcumj
s,ascesy as TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oinine
tronthsfrsquises blythe law q the hBtii
March, ,ISia:, sndrpensiors ',7isl ,i'varfa'
bly, .he refused, pat!ess The destinations
rt~ths applicants shalt accompanied
by ssuci,,cer;ttca.cs. Aa,e applications
-isrtPeeSicns he,ang;ng 10 New fliamF
ahsrs, fjvwV oTk ria.ansy iYantay Delaware
May lard. Mirciiaa, North 'Care'!ilpa
Scs,a'CasVsilrs. sp,l lie orgla, will be- de
iayetl,.a,;il fur,hc. .esidcnce of'their"ser
.viss shall shSse been 'reeeivellArom rt'l'
.sev ss,ii A.seeuitss Offices ,oi the states.
App owed.
Il, &C KEn0UN,
Secretary Of War.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
|Ryshe Rres,slentftl1le Trlit9
led 'Etutes.

WHEREAS, by AN act IF Congress;
passed ur,he ,sTth Of February. 1875
entitled "an act making provisions Fer
The establishment. Of additional Land
Offices lin the Territory 'M NHssotlfi1
thr,l'residcnt OF ,the'Upi,ed States is'aa
thurjssd TO directthe public lands which
base.buen'snpveyed in ,!sessaid Territory,
be ctaered'fo sale; S
;ni,ergfure, y, JAsiEs MoHRoFs Frcsi
den, Of, tkc Quilted States, do hereby de.
claresarlanake knowp. that tI,siblic sales
far the. disposal. Tag teeably'to Law, o''csr
tain landsia the territcry of SiIsscuti'
shall he held as follows, viz: All ST
Louis, in the said',erritury. on .h@ 'hi'ss
Monday In August, :Octotur, December;
February and AprisneMt, and three'ueek s
Of The sad days, iut the Sale
Idf 'lapds.iDthe land district Of st. Louis,
Fhiry;,ownships .shall be otlered at each
4aleScommanciog with the lnr5al' eastern
Iranges>westo Of e'!ilsy'ppincipa 'meriei'
an iifsey and proceeding westerly.
AT the :Scet Of Justice .f.r HowaTd
kCouaLy, nthrsaiti territory ,sonsthe iirst
Monday in September and NovesnheI
Ine&t, ard three weeks. alter each oil The
said days, .for the sale Of lands 10 the
Hand district af .Hoaurd County. Thirty
ltownslip s'saail be oHTred at each sale;
,'2'Ac,hrstgto. helm a square FORM. and te
Iinclade the seat Of ju.,ice Of the @sai'
scunnty, as nearly III, the 'centre.as the
si.ua,ion0f the surveys will atinit, snt
.hessccond immediately east cf',he First
and in the same farm; excepting from
saie c,eacA district, the lands which have
eeea' or Maybe rcseryedhy !aw.tor othci
purposes.
! Given uniar.ny hand, at Hhe City d
!! Washington. e,hltelh day q
! April, enc thousand eight hun
j tdred and eighteen.
i JAMES MONROE,
fSy,the. President:
! JOSIAH 'NIEIGS,
,,Gouinisaicasr Of tire General. snsi Office
i e. Printers Of Newspapers who are an
,horise d. 'o.pub!ish The Laws of the Tn
He'd States, will insect lae above once =
fmsek Till Arri! next, ard send their bli
to the, Genera. lsaNd Office for payment
fS-T9A map or7ta.e above Lands may b
had (preg'osss ,o',he ssles) atthe Gene
fral Land GAicc ,in'tl,e },isscupi TER
tory. die Map IS MOVIE ggaring' for
\ -J0stA G. tRHi.SEs
4 Chief Clesk, eneral Land Otfict
\ 'Eiay 6--H.4p.
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...lII>!rlI..: >DTno

'Unwiliug,oobstYude' on thrlp,iblic az
ten'iou, statements interesting only to
individuals, the subscriber in behalf I'll
hiSAself&the other partners o:Sle. hrmo Oh
n. Il. .Dnpcnt ia Nenours ,andco 'shink
ht;prqper,lin answer to the rnosice pub
'lispcd bv Mr. 'Duuizot, .aseni'df Matiame
De .Rusv,f.esidia; in France ITO arauant
than tEr. lDenizot having re-
fnssd'torefer the matters y. yariance to
ihe' dacision dfirrspec,abls and 'disinter-
|ested'manto be mutually approximately
the parties, a!lsgai process will sshctsly
issue, iifi,ihssina ,bsen aIrsadyiiasuediin
the >sta.e,ot Delaware, wilidhwip decide
upon ..i,elris hts,ol Madame de Rssy, who
lisiholder dF "a +smallpas. ,df lihe capita!
stock of ithr lGunpowdsr Mandfaetory
loCE.I. .nq2ara e,ss Numnurs, andua.
D., 4, mu,una
lyNilmingtsn Aug ss@-n.
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4AfsAa Hl,xsknr sasIaare -assf rn3ar .knuwnt
ssxal TIRE 4sstsf',a egioysr ssasiscrsi'
ssSsclEpLBiie susa,ies isoT the ssaia1distf.G.s
a.ssaa he srsmossss Arosn Asilssas.p.,ls:t.'
tiw aissrzsaih erDwasSifc alssbs, scnstt4sgiirs;
tsg tta lantissy 1919.
e.iAssa 'iltsdeT MY shs,il,;:f. .sAesrisy ID
&Slaas1inssos. stiiSs .twaa.y 'ihisa.day
tot iBieys aSlS,
&! A'lh sst TJtfs .sssas
-laystRs IsssisoslMs:
GsJSsssyf E2Izsss:Ss
;Cossarinsicso,sxst ssssssssNzzslt. aeA lIass,
"si,iy ..d---iIawtca.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19
Gjy ;&lle ,nEesitie1st ,df sthe u
.Mttai; .Statss.

'NMhereas' oy 2ar act df Congrcsspasse:l
on'the2d ct sssarch, isaI5, entitled {" An
acrtc :progioe for tie 'ascsr;ailiing and
Surveying Of ttv boundary lines, Gxed by
tae:treasy with the Greek iInda,ss and Tor
s, ,s.t cRres;dent aC the ~
States Is authorized TO gcaase the lands
acquired by ti,e'ssics treaty 10 i.t. offered
ion sale ssasr Surveyed; and whereas
pas ct q, -2iti,IaeAs ,i;aye bosn ssu-y:y
.en::
Tn9rtioTe x, UNNlE.s ,NIOHRO OF,
'pr. siasn,' cfthG sDnned' t,tates,tao hereby
usaks kn0wn, tttlatpubiio sales
'iersth disposal Observation-Disclosures south, OF
it,a txnasssee'fIvsr ard in,the' district Of
.',eirs5i.' ;0Nnsy, SHAH, be held, al Hunts
ftis!e'atsaileoan.Ytin MISUNDERSTANDING,
'pi2.
'clas!hetfirst 'ytnnday ;in.tIdiyiuext, 'foi.
the ~sajv 81 ;!n lands ,iuiran.es Il g ,.3,A,
Is, :cln'shrtsirst Monday lin .Noxen,,er
fne@ss !er;:he lands lin ranges 10, HI, IL,
f!a, Nj cexceEtuDg such lands as'are or
SHALL 'be 'ressryed accuraing ITO law, fer
I.i,s support 'of schools end. for other p,u.
spoSss, !Earil.saIe -$lallSnon,inue opsnifef
Iswe '~sGs.s, ard sno 'icnges, shall CON.
lmsHsc witt the section, ;township and
range dbtise .ioWesttnnn.bery and proceed
III ,'Ysgu!aVinumos;cs leosSer.
i&Sivsn'unGcr.n,y 'tsnd. al the city ,ag
Washington: this 3isf dag Of Alarch
ilS4S,
=! JA'HLSS 'sstyNRtSE.
+, HSy'.asN'reaiIiSrs,
! sSa5situ 'lssy.kss's.
'f''wai'r'cj'ahe. Gen. ..l4aad UJice,
| ApE;l ,i1---,lastN
f, sPrintcrs 'ssho ere authorized n 'phh
liish:he Laws u the iUnled States viii!
publish 'the ;sboaeaoace, week I'LL, Clcto.
ae, :ne9t, and send their billie Ito ,she
transatlantic lice for payment.
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4;y the an.Eesident tuf ftlse II.
.,ttssalrH.
Il, &C. &C NI.nOUN,
Secretary. of Var.

TVhercas.,y- sr aerof 'sscDgress, spass
ecson'yi,t 2sthaE Aiarch n 8OA. 'enutic1,I
8 a u5ss, ws;.Eias provision :torsthei dispo
'sai 81! The lpnasc aptk' in the Indiana
;l,erTi,org, and issr hcr,parposes," aRdl
an Act ,passea ike "a .;If March fse5. ,
sRtitiqa = An ,sCi supplementary 10 The
scg !.easitiee, emac. making provision Nor
I'ise, y'ierosal of .the public lands il the
Ii!aAana ,Esss;lnry." a.4S, 81 act:paesesl on
'she-2slt "a April 1893, emitted e" Anac,
TO ael,regala ,iug nc grants
lo 1igaasf.n. the TeTritoay If Michigan"
l,he President ii the u n;tsa Seates.is an-
tshiy;zed &C ,cauae ;tlres iantsstin.t slald
ic:su.cf 81 fse,roit 20 be offered Tor sale
Ewkeu slSsey&d-; arg whereas apart 'ol
tlss sai3 saat's have areo 'surysysd-:
.fl.%.e fas', I, 'i.NhEES vNNH0F,
fpresids~i-,sl ''h4 tLti,ed S,tatss 10 .cant
ttorynitt win the sa'ri-frts. ia hereby de-,
jclave ,and m Axe ,i.,,omo, taa- .pubiic, SALES
Sops;e dispose. tagsee&tiy'to,a@> d the
ssaid lands, shall be .hcri at DslEoit,'i,t
Michigan Z, s,titory,lyiz.
IN The !;fet Mendayrir 3uiyTeSt, for
Ftis@ ,aals Gantansd in'rsngcs 8. 10, 1T,
J 70. AMI. ,1.sau,h. cfthef base line zen the
hix 'Mnif,tag ,ef ';;Sp;r'nber nezt 'ior'the
laisas Observation-Disclosures !tG,ilA, Is, rs,
andi2. north af ah& base .l;ne, and on
he fm! aleaday.i'i NNovemhrr'aext, for
! '!ie'laadeecmtai,sd niSsngess,'i9. .tl-&
! D tortlt o. Ikeihase line, e.rcrtipg1sucil
Hands. as art, 'Gg sIfsay''se preserved in sa:S
Iaislsiqt, bg.law, iurtht' supPeft OF Schools
tsadtser otieg,pu,Msea. Hhtssaies taall
,iesaiiaae apsn Tor twoweeks and no Ion
'.g-Y, ,4snri .ahsfl,ceEameHae with The frs,
Isectten dc The lowest snusate" IF Town.
Fsaipssaa'l 70 agsa and !procsgd 'in'rcg,la,
auntcnca''of
/ tiliscn under nj 'i,and at the City 81
I ESVesiims tog, the ;thirsyshps. sd.yy d
4 March, oae' thousand aigh,ihundrec
y .asa6s eisyt.tcen
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Fer .:Sa2e or ii'ss.enit

TharwdlEanown fi'4MMEKYan ,l pre.
misses, lin ,,he ,RoroughJf Wilmington
lately occupied by irhou'as 'sny,h:astio
HE Tanasry lain completes order, and
is calculated for.cx,cnsiyeibu business ,.pos.
!sessiTy the advantage ofa fountain; pump
Supplied iromea 'never falling s,raam, Of
|~s!er. MISUNDERSTANDING houses
|adiciningahe Iannery. ;,aachwall ecalcu
!,ated fora -slnailifoniily. 1.-The Iannury
land dwelling 'housss wiil'lsssolt or,rent.
led tegesnrr Tor separately, las imsy suit
Decentralization sor convenience of the
|pnrsohasev or ventsr.
Eor'tezms, anflyttc ~
sMnan Nevis,
I'D me. Ets--F Wilmington.
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t,slinwilss; Is - cspy.
III II. f1H a;yt,F-1 Nt{s},
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~. WES MON fsGE..
by i,eiFresdzns,
.tsGs9INtE NiENSs.

'C8sani'r GF,fAc ;i5sa. 1aChd Office,
.sa"'Esiutess of;ueNFsrapers, WHO ar,
authorized alfpublish'the laws Of ehe'Ul
nitcei States ,''ssll'isassst'tle above once j
.setsk til 'Ocfcissv asst .anr! send .theii
i'ilis to the Gsne1al Land %}!Iicc for,
3ent.
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ELECTORS 0f New.C lie
4eS0r,tSV

'N"HI'fFs
The 'sGbscyfoer having been solicited
by his, f,iSnds to olSr'i,imseI!as.a candi,
hatefor.,he, Office % SHERIFF., lat the
ensuing ;Elcctioa. respectfully Requests
the seaport ,df his fellow cil.zens fol
that otiice--aed.,f elected, promises tt
disthAls eits duties aesari,ng. To- the bes
OF his Utilities.
John Elliott.
Yuma 1sj4F
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i, 20 Reward.

Absconuld from ,ypy serVice, on he
.our.h day If auly,a negro girl named
hcstev Grfsny abont % years 81 age,sa
w!,o has about sin years, to serve. She
has a lsen.ish On iscri etneys, and is about
middle size. Shehsd on when she left
my house q white straw bosnet, trim
med with lilac sibbon, "a new striped
rkintz frock, a. cambria muslin; petticoa,
tea 'colored Moroscc:s aoes, land white
|cotton'stoekiags.
The above 'ewart! viii be paid to eny
one who viii .appwhened Hester and
Hedge hsr'in' the iail 'ofthe' city of Phil
adelphia,
Detsev IL. .SpsogeU,
In!mnt"sing.
NIB. N!! iparsons;areisorbirs to iaaItci
said girl. Augusiii-3t.
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Classical and mathematical
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TEElsah cri,crretu.ns his yra,efa ackaov-
Judgements to. tl.s patrons OF S;roa,s Roaidvk
Sc hool, 's,iih the superintendent OF which he
has nsen 'n,rusted Herespeetiuiy informs them
and the publac, that in aGdiron 30 the Ifatl,
,Greek.aRa French tangnp ses. which have here
,ofore been studisa in his institution, vii! he
Taught, IN HE EneEah department, fundes the
direction Of yoseph &C. Strobe. ne fouuwirg
braaehes, viz; Rexairg, English Grammar,
Writing, Arithrhei'r, Gvogai by, with the use
ef Mapsand' Globes Algebra, Geometry, Men
saraton, Surveying Navigation, Astrono'r'
Mechsaios Sc.
AS sach teacher will admit no greatsrn M
Der OF students, than ,he can with prqr rlety at
tend to, ii, shall be his delight AVID stnoy, that
those who may be placed under his care, VIII
receive benefits both satisfactory and useful.
d}e "s,iuation of the boarding house and
school f@o'n is healthy and agrce Tile, Iwensy
seven rnlses distant frosi Rn;lad. lph,a, sixteen
Wilmington, asid TWO and half from
West Csrcs,eEs ell Irhe road leading TO keunetS
Square.
'Terms'for boarding and t,ition. $40 per
.annniI', washing '5l,cents per Goget, one half
10 be paid at the cSiiiraiionoi tbs first quar-.
rer, thsrsipainaer at tie nd ut ,neyear.
n;lward Sparks.
~" The most satisfactory references as ;c
ae!iitres Ike. 0f either teacher may oe seen
byapp,yipg at the scA.sol room.
mug IS.--Su