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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-29
Notice.

DURSUANT to decree OF the Honora-
il BILE Court of Charles County IS Court
of Equity, | shall expose to public sale at
Port-Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
On Wednesday the 18th day of October next,
all the real estate of which General John
Mitchell died seized, lying in Durham pa
rish in said county, consisting OF two tracts
of land adjoining each other, called Holly
spring Resurveyed and Meek's Park, con-
tanning abou. 730 acres. This estate is ST.
tuated contiguous to that of Colonel John
Tayloe's, near Maryland Point, and within
two miles of the river Potomac, is consider
ed one Of the most healthy in that neigh
borhood, lies level, and the soil IA part CT
which is already strong), is thought to he
susceptible Of speedy improvement by the
use of clover and plaster of paris. On this
estate is a very considerable body of wood
and timber, which if converted into money
would probably pay the purchase money,
The improvements are two story
AHt dwelling with two rooms and
H. passage on each floor, and cellar
under the whole, kitchen, Negro
quarters, barn, and corn house, and an or
chard Of some OF the choicest fruits.-h
more particular description Of il is deemed
unnecessary, as it is presumable that those
inclined TO purchase will view the premises
previous TO the day Of sale. It will be sold
either entire or in parcel. for the accommo-
dation of purchasers.-The purchaser or
purchasers will be required to enter into
bond, with approved security for the pay
ment of the purchase money in one, two
and three years, with interest, payable an
nually from the day of sale; and on the ra-
LITIGATION Of the sale by.the Court, and The
payment Of the purchase money, and not
before, deed or deeds in due form will be
made, Conveying all the estate, right, title
interest Nod claim, TO the premises that the
said John Mitchell, deceased, held in ths
same, which title is indispptable.
| JOHN RARNES. Trustee.
September dts
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Liverpool Salt and Goals.

TINE cargo Of brig Nancy & Mary, J.
Il Barnecoat master, from Liverpool,
$500 bushels coarse salt
800 do coal ALSO,
The cargo Of the ship Maria, VIM. Morrell
master, OF
5000 600 s sssRs coarse Liverpool salt
$500 bushels Camel and Orrell coal
For Sale or Freight,
>SsN The brig NANCY s. MARY, cap
'RA&stain Barnecoat, burthen about 270O
barrels, a good vessel, and can be ready
for cargo in few days.
Also for Freight,
>SSN The ship MARIA, VIM. Morrell
N9&master, burthen $500 barrels or 500
hogsheadStobaccO, in complete order for
any voyage.
Also for Freight,
>ksN The brig VISITER, captain Tho
smas, burthen about $500 bbls. near
" new vessel, and can be Immediately
ready for cargo. Apply TO
+ Septl LAwRASON s. FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-29
For Sale,
September %

At the office Of the Ale raridria Herald.
J u y IS G9PsfHfssI e 4 OK & II,
alias Joseph TnUhpsuH ,t~rv,
oNE OF rHs MAIL ROBBERS.
Who was executed, together with John A.
lexander, at Baltimore, on the tenth da,' Of
Sept. 1918, for the robbery Of The unlied
States Mail, near Hayre-de- Grace, on the
night of the / 18th March last past contain
A HISTORY OF HIS LIFE,
And detailing series Of tobberies for the
last IA years, in the states OF Louisiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New
Jersey, and in Canada and the Spanish
provinces, to the; amount of nearly ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
WRITTEN pY HIMSELF,
During his imprisonment, and published
from the original manuscript, now u the
possession of the publisher. To watch is
annexed note by the publisher, giving an
account Of his escape and re-apprehension.
0-Persons at distance can have them
forwarded by mall. September 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-29
For NeW-Orleans.

>SsS, The good brig AGENT, B H Da-
.SS&yison, Master, will sail positively
within twenty -one or two days: for freight
Of 800 barrels, or passage, apply TO the
master on board. B. Fl. DAWSON.
SeDtemher Of
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Just Landing,

Just Landing, !,
ENROM brig Susan, from Portland, and
IL for sale at the cabinet warehouse, low
er end of Prince-street,
Carrioles; Wagons, Sc.
together with Furniture and Chairs, viz. ::
3 top carioles, with plated harness
ii jersey wagons, with harness
Bureaus tables sideboards =,
Dressing glasses; bedsteads; chairs
Trunks /; brides easy chairs
Bolts Of duck shoes and hats
A few barrels No lmackerel
IN STORE, 20
A general assortment of goods in his line
-eomprising tie best par1ety IN the district
of Columbia: all of which will be sold low E.
ON HAND,
Mahogany, in logs and boards. 80.
TFurniture, SC. made and repaired as
usual. SAMUEL WARD.
To Rent,
49, The store house lately occupied
~ by the subscriber, in Prince-street,
~. one door west of Union-street. I'M
"mediate possession will be given.
September Is d3t&ftu2w S.W.
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For Bermuda.

For Bermuda,
To Sail in Five Days,
>SAM The fine and very fast sailing sloop
gsAssss REG ULATOR, VIM. Sowle, mas.
ter, burthen 600 barrels. For freight of
800, or passage, apply to NJ. MILLER.
or T. II. ROWLAND,
Who have for sale, received per said ves-
sci; 100000 lbs prime green coffee, and
10 hhds molasses
9th mo 90 tuths3t
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For Philadelphia,

>zAA The schr lillian, captain John
,lS9s saA. Hand. will sail in a few days. For
freight or passage, apply to the master on
board at Vowell's wharf, or
DANIEL SOMERS.
September % st
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For Boston and Portland,

>sEN The substantial and fast sailing
~ schooner PLANET, E. Dyermas-
ter, will be raedy for the reception of freight
in few days. Apply TO A. ADAMS.
Central wharf,
Who offers for sale said schooner's cargo,
consisting of
40 tons plaster
so boxes Digby behring's
Is barrels tanners oil
September 90
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A Nurse Wanted.

u IBERAL wages win be given to a
Young woman, either black or white,
who understands the nursing OF children,
and can come well recommended-to re-
side a few months short distance from A.
Iexandria. Application must be made to
the Printer, VINO will refer them to the adj
yer,;ssr Sept. 90.
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Timothy Seed.

WE have just received and for sale,
w co bushels fresh timothy seed
Sept2l BRYAN HAMPSON & Co
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Braden, Morgan s Co.

September Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-07

ofearninga sentsei, respectable, and pled-
SAINT iipelihood. As they continued their
dialogue, their feelings grew more and more
warm. end their words kept pace with the
glow of their feelings, till they rose to the
most intense heat of fury in which they mol
only erecrated peace as the source Of ~
mischief, because itput an end to their trade
of marauding and turned them into the high
road of famine, but cursed, in set terms,
the authors Of the peace, and all who en-
deavured to promote It's continuance dc
nouncing as set of shabby, cowar6ly. spl-
ritless bathrooms, the sneaking sovereigns
who had turned such worthy old ladies as
themselves adriit on the word, without
knowing what way to turn for support
and for what-why merely to place few
millions OF lazy, loungng subjects down IN
peace and comfort by their fire sides, with
their doxies of wives and brats Of children,
to feed and fatten in tranquility. For this
grievance they had no olher d"erhd'i'e'
they said, hut to go back TO labor, or stir up
some bands of robbers in the forest to pro-
mote an instruction, which might kindleup
afresh,Ie flames of war. and restore them
again TO their trade with all its teiicities
and advantages and this they marched oft
10 carry into execution. The catastrophe
Of the play however was broughtup, if not
with all the dignity, at least with the strict
justice O: dramatic poesy for the beldames
having joined the robbers. were, with them,
all taken and delivered over to the laws OF
their country, which soon after consigned
every wretch of them to the wheel and the
gibbet. Il.
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TF1EAT TIRE.

A. the suggestion Of many individuals,
whose ngagcmeits wiii prevent them from
attending At tbe theatre on THURSDAY even
M, tie entertainments announced 10, that
evening ar, posi- ored uG,ii :, iHIday, Oct.
10. / he Phiio-D Dir nalIc society feel, con-
strained TO ado TIA the receipts oi tie
house on Saturday cysniUg, Mi lie Cra.ine
whether il Is Ia COniipu. its eXertiun, Tor
The beneii! Of the poor, Ut wh-tirr stint
ed patronage is 10 destroy H. existence. At
the organization OF the society Tie men,
hers # TERED themselves hat Tie public
feeling was not averse 10 the principles by
which they were govern Il ana they ielt
4 cohy ction that that public which bad be-
slowed half thousand dollars up,a pro-
iessonal actor 4 his bench. would not
view with Indifference the occasion which
called upon II 10 contribute Ia lie relief of
the needy and distressed. But what has
been the result After pert ,rining two
nights, the books OF the treasurer present
g be- sariy account OF empty boxes" and
the DR.. y Cr columns leave IN hi, hands
paItry surplus OF a icw shillin@s and pence.
A statement from the books will be gwen
hereafter; il has been suppressed hitherto
only ia the hope that future receipts would
render lis sum total more pleasing. The
members regret, in common with their
friends, this result. They have employed
their time aud talents in praIsew or;hy I'M
dertakmg, and they feel not little Il Or
titled TO discover that while the irippcry of
pantommic speciacles-.the tricks of hor-
ses, and the gcwsaws Of professional play
ers, are literally encourased,-the modest
appeals. oi amateurs in behalf OF charity,
are suffered TO pass by unregarded.
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From the New- York GGtette.
cEssIoy OF THE FLoRIDAS.

Il is almost certain tina, Mr.. Martinez
who arrived here in the brig Bordeaux,
brings out treaty, from the court of Ma
drid, ceding the Floridas to the U. States.
The fact is mentioned in the Postscript OF
letter from France by the vessel in which
Mr., NJ. arrived, and he is mentioned as
the bearer Of this highly important news.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-07
Notice.

TINE stockholders of the Fire Insurance
I Company of Alexandra are bereI y no
titled, hat an election will be held on the
first Monday in November next, at their Of
fee, for twelve Directors for the ensuing
year. The poll will open at 10 o'clock T.
NJ and close At o'clock A. NJ. The trans
ferlook will be closed from Wednesday the
23th instant, till after the election:
J.B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
Octoher7 Tu3w
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From The Utica Patriot.
ONEIDA INDIANS.


On Sunday the 18th ulI. the Right Rev.
Bishop Hobart visited the Oneida Indians,
for the purpose Of administering the sacra-
ments and ordinances of the church. On
these occasions, the Morning Prayer was
read in their own language by Mr.. Eleazer
Williams, "a young man OF Indian extraction,
who has been regularly educated, and vino
is licensed By the Bishop as the religious in
slructor of the Indians. The Indians pre-
sent, joined in the service with great So
lemnIty and devotion, and many OF them re-
peated the responses. They were address
ed at considerable length by the B'snop,
Mr.. Williams acting as Interpreter; who
also interpreted 10 them the Offices OF bap-
tism, confirmation, and the Lords supper,
which the Bishop administered. Twenty
four children were baptized, 80 indians,
young persons and adults, confirmed, and
"a received the holy communion. None
were confirmed but those who had been
previously prepared by MIR. Williams +;
and among the number were several Of
those called the second Christian party,
VINO about two years since solemnly pro-
lessed the Christian lailh. This renuncia-
ton OF Paganis was the result OF repeated
and long continued conferences with Mr..
" Williams, on the evidences of Scripture,
and on The nature OF the doctrines and du-
ties VI Christianity.
The place OF worship being nearly filled
by the lniians, the white people were ne
cessarily excluded. But the few who were
admitted were much impressed with the
solemnity The reverence and devotion
with which the Indians Joined in the con-
fessIons; the supplications anu praises OF the
Liturgy the solemn attention with which
they listened TO the instructions and eXhor
tatIons Of the Bishop; the humility and
thanktulness, evidenced by their prostra-
ton on their knees, and by the tears which
Moved down the cheeks OF several Of them,
with which they devoted themselves, in the
apostolic Laying on Of hands, to the God
who made them, and the Saviour who shed
his blood for them, powerfully interested
the feelings Of all present.
The Oneidas amount TO ABOVE thousand
souls, and il must afford high pleasure 10 e.
very benevolent mind, to hear that the la
bors of Mr.. Williams, under the authority
OF the Prote slant Episcopal Church in this
stale, for the spiritual improvement Of his
unfortunate countrymen, are thus attended
with the divine blessing. We understand
that the Bishop is fully satisfied with the
piety, the prudence, and the laborious zeal
of Mr.. Williams, and with his other qualif-
cations for the instruction of his country
men.
In the afternoon Of the same day, the BIZ
shop oficiated in the unfinished churcherec-
ted for the Indians, to large congregation
Of white people, who were necessarily ex-
cluded from the services of the morning,
and administered confirmation. The same
ordinance was administered the next day at
Manlius. and on the succeeding day at O.
nondaga Hill, where a new church was con-
seerated by the name Of Zion Church.
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Lost.

Lost.
ON Sunday evening last, POCKET;
" BOOK containing bill Of England
for 1861. sterling; also, note of Mr. Hall,
Of St. Salvador, for 800 dollars draft on
the Pay Agent at Cadiz, in Sp,in. for ESQ
dollars IS dollars in notes Of the Farmers
Bank and Bank of Alexandria. and Pro-
lection from the collector Of Georgetown,
District of Columbia, in the name Of Henry
ScoviIle. Twenty dollars reward will be
given for the pocket-book and papers, or
thirty five for the pocket-book and its con-
tents.-Application to be made 10 the prin-
ter. d3t* October7
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
l tween the subscribers, under the firm,
of ROBERTS L. ALLEN, was dissolved
on the 9th instant, by mutual consent. All
persons having claims, as well as those IN,
debted to the copartncrship. are requested
to apply to JOHN ROBERTS Tor settle
ment. JOHN ROBERTS,
DAVID X. ALLEN.
~The Grocery, Flour and Commission
Business, will be continued by the sub'cri-
Der, at the usual place. ,,orc
September 90 dlw&I 3w
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Teas.

TIME subscribers have just received per
i sIoop Eliza, from Philadelphia, and
for sale,
50 or chests Dung Hyson Tea (from
the cargoes per Clother and Benz. Rust.)
LAWRASON l. FOWLE.
October 7
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Notice.

THE subscriber intending to close his
l. business IN ilexandria. requests all
persons having claims against him, to pre-
sent them for adjustment by or before the
18th inst. and those indebted to him, TO
make payment. FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
October6 Il
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Died.,

On Monday evening, Mr.. PETER TATsA-
PAUGH. Sen. in the 66th year of his age
among the first settlers in this town, and an
industrious and worthy man.
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Sales at Y endue.
)n evers Tuesday and Fr'dcy'
WILL BIZ SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store, corner OF frin''
and Water Streets.

II The Vendue St0re, Curher Vl IT'D"
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed III
the bills of the day.
~ All kind Of goods which are on
limitation and the prices of which arc
established, can at any time be yisweu
and purchased at the lowest limitation
DdPrices,
2. G. MARSTEIEEE.
September 90
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For Liverpool.
Notice.
To all 1chOm 1t mGy concern :,

To all rchOm it mGy concern
w HEREAS, have this day, BY a
w deed Of assignment, transferred
in trust for the purposes therein mention
ed unto Thompson 2. Mason, all my pro.
perry, real, personal, and mixed. tOge-
Their With all my books Of accounts, rights,
credits, &c.
Therefore, ell persons indebted to me
by bond, note, or otherwise, are hereby
required to pay the same to the said
Thompson F. Mason, forthwith, and
those TO whom am Indebted will please
render ,heir accounts to him without de-
Law, he alone being authorized by me to
receive or give acquittances for the
same. ROBERT GRAY.
april so 81
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90 Dollars Reward

WILL be giveo t, any person or
w persnns, ty the subscriber, that
will give Information of the villain or wi
lains that entered the yard of the late
Joseph Dean. on intensified, and da-
maged the subscribers CaIrial. by cut
ting the top and otherwise injuring tie
.ame. and for the further intol mation
of those villains in future, they will be
watched very close-this being the sc
cond time, they must beware Of the third
SAML. WARD.
ap i e5 strth2w
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Dry Goods, Wines, &c.
AT AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
At the Store Of the Georgetown Import
ing and Expol ting Company
I'm Thursday the 9Th May next, will
~ be sold at public sale, at the COM
panv : store, by the package and lot, their
entire stock nf seasonable GOODS, one
hundred packages, consisting of
Super6ue and second quality cloths
aud casslmeres
"A, 8. aud CA white and dolores
cambria mushns
Jaconet. null, and fancy do
Sd and CA cambria and common dimi-
ties
Madras and Malabar handkerchiefs
Printed cotton do
White and printed cuttings
Steam loom and cotton shlrtlngs
Printed aud imi;ati n shaw's
Book and muslin hdkfs aud crsvats
White AMI cOiOred cotton hose
Gentlemens' and ladies' beaver gloves
rs and 5-4 cotton checks
Check stripes plaid and Carlisle ging.
hams
Cords and velvets
Prlnted Jeans
Cotton horcntine NestiDs.
Herring bone and roya! ribs
York stripe and grandvills
Goa and vest buttons
Colored aud white B. threads
Damask diaper table cloths, large size
and rich figure
Sewing silk, twist and suspenders
Russia and ravens duck, &c.
.4zd ON Saturday. the oh May, at t,celre
O'Clock.
Their stock Of choice wines, imported
principally in 1875 and 1876, aud war
ranted pure as imported, viz.
ls pipes, le hhds. 10 qr. casks, and
4 half ~. casks superior old Madeira, OF
the tayurite brands Of Gould 4 Co. New
ton, Gordon & Co ahI Murdoch 4 Co.
10 pipes and 5 hhds l.. p. Teneriffe
wine, fin" and old
E pipes Of cargo do.
A Or casks sherry. 4, 6 and 8 years
old
10 hhds and 90 quarter casks old dry
Lisbon
Ia Or. casks mountain Malaga
10 Catalonia
ALSO,
Is baskets best English Cheese
, s casks London brown stout
81 I halves Best gu. Havana sesar,.
2O4 quarters
IS chess hysnn tea, prime quality
go hhds green c"pperas
do. earfhsn and glassware, &c.
|" Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
and to continue from day 10 day, till the
whole are sold. terms ate liberal, and
made known at t,r e Of sale.
JOHN Pc Moody, Auc'r.
ara o. M
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

I'D ANa~ay frpm TIE subsc tIaer's farm,
H. near Pi.cataway, Md on or about
thu lst day Of Ma oh, 1878, dark mu-
la to man named Nick, flve feet ten or
eleven inches high, slender made, a little
deaf, speaks little through his nose. has
been in habit OF wearing rings in his
ears, bat may have taken them out to
avoid discovery. Said negro Nick has
vie on MIR Thomas A. Digg,'s LAID,
near Fort Washington, and is probably
harbured in that neighbour hood. ! will
give the above reward of thirty Dollars,
it taken out of the State Of Maryland,
aud Twenty if taken in the State, more
than ten miles from homeI-it within ten
miles OF home, len Dollars.
JNO. II. BEANES.
anrii % thstu
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Spanish segars, Tobacco, &c.
1AA KhGS prime SINAI. twist 20
HUI bacc"
- keg, plgiail
3 supe'ior quality large twist
l25Oo) Spanish srsars, OF the best quail
10000 com u1n d..
Aromatic snuff,
Martniqu, do.
NachitnChes dc.
Maccauba do.
Coarse ami fine rappee 10. in bot
ties aud can sters,
LIST AID I'd quality scn'ch do.
Intend keeping CO. SAINT supply OF
snuff from the most celeb ated maru'ac.
torres in the United States, all Vt which
will b. sold on reasonable terms b the
subscribe, at his manu- tctsry On King
street. between Columbus and Aired
streets. JOHN GRUBB
april o. dlwmwf2w
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New Teas, Coffee, &c.
AIANDENIniE u LAkMUUR o.
N fer TOR sale,
80 chests and boxes gunpowder, in
perIal and young hvson teas-choice qua
lities, principally of the Sidney's cargo.
$4,000 lbs st. Domingo aud Porto Rico
green coffee
IL hhds prime New Orleans sugar
80 hhds and bbls muscOvado do
IS hhd, Barbados b. light molasses
20 hhds Penrs, lyania Rye
40 bbis WhIskey
90 bulls northern rum
3 pipe. red port wine
10 caSk- cheese ter do
500 ID, English old double Glouces-
10 bags English waInuts
IS BIKES lemUns, In fine order
100 buyrs raisns
III bbls soft shelled almonds
81 drums Turkey figs
50 dozen capers. in quart bottles
10 tierces new rice
5000 lbs London refined saltpetre
10 bags write race ginger
% legs ground do
so kegs scotch aid Macabau snuff
40 reams wrapping paper, different
so do wiring DO qualities
5 bbIs glue
$50 nests sugar boxes lines
Is d"z traces, be:cords and leading
500 boxes mould and dipped candles
Of their own manufacture, and warrant
ed of superior quality
200 boxes brown sOap-With their
usual general assortment Of Wines, Lii
quors and Groceries. april 90
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T,umber Yard.

VN7M. VEl. Gil & ." nave on hand
w and intend keeping constaLt
suppIy of the bes kind Of LUMBER and
LINE at their wharf, neat the lower fer
nv, and request their f,iend' AID the pub
lie in gen. raj to cali and see tor them.
selves, and think they will be pleased
with the price aud quality Uf their 'um'
Der. april IS
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ALEXANDRIA, April 81, 1918.

NNAS committed to the Jail OF this
w county, as q runaway, a negrs
man who says his name is THOMAS
KICKER, aud that he was born in the
state OF New-Yorx of free parents, and
that he has sailed with Com. Rogers as
hi, cook, aud in other vessels to: several
wears in the United States service, and
IkaU he ms beeu in TIE habit of labuing
on the streets Of Washington city, SC.
for nearly Two yeas last Past-he IL 25
or &c year, q age, five feet, 5 or six n
Ches h.gh, aud Stout made. The ewner,
ii any, Is requested 10 come and prove
property, pay charges, ami take HIM q.
way, nIherwi e he will be dispo,ed Ot as
the law a.reCtS.
JAS. CAMPBELL, Jaiier.
arr'l 50 In2m