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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
LATEST FROM BERMrnA.

A respectable mercantile friend has put
into our hands the supplement 10 the Ber-
muia Gazette, Feb. 3, from which we cx-
tract The following articles
The inhabit.nt, of Nassau, are using the
utmest endeavors, assisted by those Of ia
moica, 10 induce the British government
to extend the privilege of free intercourse
with the United States, to New-Proyi-
dencc.
Rum cannot be lawfully exported from
the British to the foreign Islands in the
West Indies. The following is published
officially in the St. Vincenis Gazette
Custom House, Kins-)
ston, lstJanuary 1919
The following letter, received by the
lat Packet, which will prevent Rum being
cleared in future at this port for any TO-
reign Island in the West Indies, is inserted
for public information.
Custom House, Lon-l
don, Sd december 1918,
GentIemen-A doubt having arisen,
whether under the words, Colonies or
Plantations in America" as used in the 9th
Section Of Tie 18th Geo. III. Chap. 81,
Rum may be exported from any of the free
ports enumerated in the said act, to any
foreign Island in the Hest Indies 6 And
the Attorney and Solicitor General having
given it as there opinion that the words al
Iuded TO do not incluGe" Islands in the
Hest Indies" and thai therefore the said
Section does rot author,se such exporta-
ton We acquaint you Herewith, and d.
rect you TO govern yourselves accordingly.
s. BARNE,
(Signed) J. DEANE,
J. WILLIAMS,
q. WILSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
From the neuv uolume Of Memoirs Jus'
published.
ANECDoTE OF FRANKLIN.

ANSCDOlE cr rnANhLiN'
About the year 1859, DR.. Franklin hav-
ing entered into correspondence with
Sam. johnson, Dr.. Of Divinity in the Uni
yersity of Oxford, and afterwards president
of the Kings College in New-fork, and
having endeavored to induce the latter to
acce;.t the presidency Of the College in
Philadelphia, and as an additional motive
to his doing so, having offered to procure
the erection Of new episcopal church tor
him in that city-and Dr.. johnson having
expressed some doubts respecting the pro-
priety of such measure, Dr.. F. wrote
letter for the purpose Of removing his scru-
pies, of which the following extract has
been preserved, viz "Your tenderness
for the church's peace is truly laudable-
but, methinks, to build new church in
growing place is not properly diptd'ng but
multiplying, and will readily be means
OF increasing the number Of those who wor-
ship God in that way. Many who cannot
now be accommodated in the church, go
to other places or stay at home :; and it
we had another church many who go to o.
Their places. or stay at home, would go to
church. had for several years nailed "a
gainst the wall of my house, apigeon box
that would hold six pair, and though they
bred as fast as my neighbours pigeons, |
never had more than six pair the old and
strong driving out the young and weak,
and obliging them to seek new habtations.
At length | put up an additional box, with
apartments for entertaining IL pair more,
and il was soon filed with inhabitants, by
the oyerflowing of the FIRST box, and Of o.
theirs in the ne;ghborhood. This take
to be parallel case with the building
ae5p church here
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
From the Connecticut Currant.
CAUTION TO the PUBLIC.

The notorious William Newman, WHO
was committed to Newgaie three years
since, on the charge of burglary, having
robbed Tie house OF Mr. Fl. Butler of New
Haven, of plate. money, &c. was liberated
on Monday last from the state prison, his
term of confinement having expired. This
William Newman is the same person who
in the memoirs which have been before the
public is called the "Mysterious Stranger
and whose exir ,ordinary conduct during
bis confinement in New Brunswick when
he was under STU ence of death, excited so
much curiosity and surprise That the
public may be on their guard against tins
artful fellow, we subjoin the following de-
scyiption of him. Gle is about 5 Tee. 8
inches high his limbs strait and well pro-
portioned appears rather slender, but large
boned, close and well jointed his wrists
large and his fingers uncommonly long,
complexion light, but his skin Of yellow
cast his hair dark brown, and curls natural
ly in front, his eyes light grey, quick and
piercing his na5t rathermore prominent
than ordinary, his visage thin, has scaron
the right cheek near his ear is neat in his
dress, and very quick in his motion, fond OF
smoaking, sings well. and whistles remar-
kabIy, and Can play on almost any lnstru-
ment of music, and can work with wonder
fuI facility at many kinds of mechanical
bucinaec ;,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
MONDAY. MARCH,. 1919.

Worth, say many persons, IS never ieit
orknown till friendship awakens the mind
into iudicious appreciation of its excel
.lence-but, differing with them, | must
assert j, as my opinion, that worth will ind
it. way to the human heart without the aid
of friendly Offices, like comet in the Hea-
ven,. il is seen and known without being
actually felt. ooCAf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
Saturday, February 81.


A resolution was proposed by Mir. Poin-
dexter, to enquire into tie eSped:ency of
providing for the establishment of provi-
sional government in Florida, lately ceded
by Spain, and passed. A bill for reducir.
the duties on certain kinds of wine was
passed. Had such heavy duties as wines
have been saddled with for some years past
never been laid upon them, we should have
had by this time much more temperance
and much fewer soakers of whisky and ar.
dent spirits in our country.
"This heavy headed revel. east and west,
Makes us traiuc'd and tax'd of other ma
tious:
They y'cep US drunkards, and with swi-
nish phrase
Soil our addition; and indeed it takes
From our achievements, tho perform'd at
height,
The pith aud marrow of our attribute"
a bill enforcing the provisions of the
charter of the bank of the United States, as
to the election OF directors was read a third
time and passed.
The bill from the senate, proposing an
amendment OF the constitution, was brought
before the house in committee. and after
some little stir about amendments, was, in
consideration of the want of time TO carry
it through advisediy in the residue OF the
session, (hear this ye moths of the public
time = laid upon The table, by vote taken
by yeas and nays of ~ 10 10. Consider
Ing the importance of the subject, we may
consider half, at least, OF the next session
as disposed Of by the postponement OF this
bill. Who is he so humble as not to display
his eIoquence on such an occasion! iie'-
ven help the hearers, say ], marry and
amen. "
The Legislature Of Virginia, have passed
a law f,rlidding the carrying of Oysters
sui ii that state, by any captain or skipper,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY. MARCHt. 1919.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHINGTON

Friday, February &c.
: Yesterday. after kind Of jogging debate
in the house of representatives, in which
the gentlemen who want to put down the
United States bank, and those who sndea-
vor, (not in vain, thank Cody to uphold it,
were alternately up and down, offering re-
solutions, preferring amendments, and ma
king and resisting motions, the triumph Of
that institution was completed, by very
large majorities. In the committee of the
whole, on Wednesday, it had. as my letter
informed you, victory; and yesterday,
the report OF that was before the house. to
have the decisions of tie committee finally
considered, and The first question was, whe-
Their the house would concur with the COM
mi,tee in their disagreement to the resolu-
ton proposed by Mr.. Johnson of Virginia,
the object of which was to repeal the lncor-
poration act of the United States! The
disagreement Of the committee to that re-
solution was confirmed by majority taken
by yeas and nays, Of ninsty-ons-yeas lsi'
nays 80.
The next question was on concurrlns
with the committee in disagreeing to Mr..
TnmbIe's motion for scire tacaas, when
the majority in favor Of concurrence with
the committee taken also by yeas and nays
was sepenty-sepen-yeas ll6, nays SO.
The bill with its amendments then stood
for consideration, when Mr.. Rose moved to
refer it 10 the judiciary committee, for the
purpose Of introducing clauses, one to pro-
hibit the practice of usury by the bank,and
to annex TO it. when committed by the
bank or any Of its branches, agents, officers
or directors a proper punishment--ln a
word, to declare them disqualified from Of
Zee in the bank, o. under the U. States
the Others, to prohibit the continuance, by
the United States bank, of branch ofices,i in
any state, after the LIST of February, 1920,
without the consent of the legislature OF
that state. In order 10 get rid Of another
specialization. Gen. Harrison moved TO
postpone the bill, which was negatived-
after which, MIR. Pindall'smotion was crush
ed under the weight of huge mJoraty,and
all the amendments were agreed to-
Mr.. Johnson, OF Virginia, then moved an
amendment, the object OF winch W's, I'm
plain language 10 prevent bribery ol Inc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
r. Lees Genuine (Windham)
Bilious Pills.

Universally known and used Throughout
the United 5 .ales as a Family Medicine.
The fame Of these pills has become so great
that many have attempted to counterfeit
them-to guard against this, the propris;
tors have procured a Stereotype Label and
each box Of Genuine Lees Pills will here.
after be enclosed IN one of these labels,
with these words on the sides: Lees
Genuine ,findham Bilious Pills." and Oh
the end of the Label the words, Samuel
Lee, patentee, &c. |. Thompson, agsat,
joint proprietor" &c. and should any be
offered tor sale without said Label on then
the purchaser may be apprised that they
are counterfeit.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
Valuable Family Medicines.

lust received direct from the propre.
% tors, the following valuable Medicines.
all of " hich have been in use for a numI er
of years past, in almost every part Of tie
United States have been highly patron.
sed by people Of the first respectfully;
and approved by those who have had occa.
son to make use OF them, for the curr Of
those disorders, for which they are several.
ly calculated.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
The Launch.

The Launch.
>EN The sloop OCEAN, captain Mid
N.Y. dleton, will take passengers to the
Navy ard, Washington, to view the
L.1U.fCH,
should sufficient number offer to make it
an object. Application TO be made on
board at Irwin 5 wharf. February 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
DR.. 1'hompson's Celebrated
Eye- Water:

For the cure of infamed and sore eye!
of almost every description. This va'Ia.
BILE preparation comes highly recolnmel'
Ged from the most respectable sources
Price 81 and rs cents bottle.
DR.. Ra7cs0n's Genuine Itch
Ointment:
A certain and safe cure for that disagree
able complaint, as well as other irruptIol'
OF the skin. Price 81 cents box.
Dr.. RG7csOn's init Bilious anu
Stomachic Htters,
For weakly and inGrni constitution
Price 371 cents box.
Hincktey's lnfalible Remtdy
for the Piles,
A most valuable medicine. Price "
cents box. =,
Specific Drops for the TOOTH
.4che,
Which in almost every case, gives 10 :
slant relief, IN that distressing complain
Price 37i cents bottle.
Cootey's Vegetable Eiair; i"
Coughs, asthn,as, Con-
sumptions, ETC.
A very valuable medicine in those CONF
plants. Price SO cents bottle.
For sale in Alexandra, by Eduard 80
bier f. Richard H. LIE; in Georgelo"r,
BY John Lille Ctho, NJ Linth,cum & TO-
Nathaniel Jeuit; Washington City, Du.~
on + Elisha Hurrison. CIV Marcn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
Aas\ Exchange Co6ee-Hous IN
~ MARINE JOURN NAL. 49,
FORT OF .aLEXa.NDRL9.. .FeJ. 81.

TORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. .FeJ. 81.
ARRIVED,
Brig Cumberland, lmmohr, fin Norfolk /;
ballast, to Butts g. Cawood.
Schr. Rose, Johnson, from Richmond,
with cargo OF first quality coal to L.
White.
CLEARED,
Sebr Sally & Polly, Iravers, New York.
Schr. lillian, Hand, cleared at Philidel-
phia. 2Gth inst. for this port.
Brigs Harriet, Russell and Domestic,
Barney, cl. at Boston Esd inst. for this port.
Notice.
THE stockholders of the Falls Bridge
i Turnpike Company and the stock
holders in The Georgetown and Leesburg
Turnpike Company are notified that the
annual meeting of said Companies for the
purpose of electing . President, Directors
and Treasurer, for the ensuing yearwIll be
held at Semms' tavern in Georgetown, on
Monday the 2lst day of March next.
JOHN MURDOCH, Trsu'r.
Ofboth companies.
March I t2lM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01

ScbrSally & Polly, Iravers, New York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
Agent in the Cherokee na,,o'

Cherokee Agency Mghavasse Garrison.
We,the undersigned Chiefs and Council
lors OF tho ChSrokees, in full councii Assem-.
b'ed, do heiePy' give, grant, and make over,
unto Nicholas Dyers snd David Rossel, who
are sgeDis IN behalf OF the states OF Tennes
see aDd Geoisia. luli power and authority To
establish Turnpike Company, 10 be com
posed IT hem, The said Nichoiss and David,
thus Heny, John Lowry, Attorneys, and
oae other person, TO be hereafter named in
behalf &. the state of Geo gis and the above
named persons afe authorized to nominate
hve proper and nj persons, natives Of th,
Chs okees, who, together with the whitcmen
Aforesaid, arc 10 constitute lbe .cOmpany,
winch said coapaDy, when thus establishes
are hereby iuiiy authorized by us, TO 10y out
and open Dad from the most suitable point
on The Tennessee River, TO be directed thc
neafes, and bes' way 10 the highcs, point oi
navigation on he Tugolo Rive which said
road, when opened and established, shall con r.
unue and temain free = a public highway
unm m.Iesied by us, 10 he interest and benefit
OF the aid company, aud their successors, To-
the full efm OF twenty years, yet to come,
alter The same may be open and complete
af;er which time, sand r0ad, with all it. I'd
vaptages, snail b. surrendered up. and re-
vefted in, the said Cherokee nation. And
the said company shall have leave, and are
hereby authorized, to e,ec, their public stand
or houses OF en,ei ,sinment on said road, ibd "
IS 10 say: one al each end, and one in tn
middle, or as nes,ly 20 as good si,ua,im
will permi,, with leave also 10 cultivate on,
hundred acres Of land al each cod OF the DAD
and hiiy acres he middle stand, with b.
privilege Of suficIency oi timber. for the
use and eonsumptioo # said stands And
the said Turnpike Company do hereby agree
TO pay the sum oi on, hundred and sixty dol
lars yearly to the Cherokee oali ion, for the
sforesaid privilege, 10 commence after said
road Is opened and in complete operation.
the said company are to have the benefit of
one fersy on Tennessee river, and such 9th
e. ferry OF ferries as are necessary 90 ssiJ
rosd aod, nkewise, said company shall have
the exclusive privilege OF trading on said
road during the aforesaid term of time.
In testimony Of our full consent TO al and
singular the ao1ve named privileges and
advantages, VIC have hereunio set our
hands and affixed our seals this esh day
of March, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
BY the President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
See,efary Of Sfafe.

AN ACT for the reiioi "a. Thomas Hall Jcrvcys
BE a. sn0cted by ne Senate and House Of
RearesenfaHpes ffhe United Sfofes Of .fms~
rica in Congress assembled, That the Sccro.
ary OF The Treasury shall cause to be paid to
Thomas Hal Jervey, surveyor Of tho port Of
Charleston, one half oi the amount received
by The United States, 90 account of The con-
ismna,ion Of the schooner the Lovely Cor
dolia, and oftthc James and Elizabeth, and
nat an amour, not exceeding hve ,houssnd
dollars, be appropriated Tor this purpose, to
be paid ou, Of any money IN the Treasury
no, otherwise appropriated.
Feb. ~, ISi9-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21

Richard walker, wiihin
the chartered limits
OF North Carolina,
Yonsh, alias Big Bear do
John Martin. do Geor.
gia.
Peter Linch do. do.
Daniel Davis 6ss do.
George Parris ~. do.
Walter >. AdaifSe. do.
Tho. Wilson Ais6. Ter.
Richard Riley Go do
James Riley do do.
Edward 6unter do do
Robert McLemore Tenn.
john Baidr.dge do, do.
Lewis Ross do. do.
Fox Taylor do. do.
Rd Timberlske do. do
David Fields, Go ioelude
his mill,) DO. do
James Brown, Ito in.
clude bis field by the
long pond) do
William Brown do. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
certify believe the within to be COO.
rec, copy OF the original.
Washington City, March |. 1919.
CHARLES HICKS.



Cherokee Agency, JanHary 6fh, 1917,
We the undersigned Chiets cf the Cher-
okr. nation, do hereby grant UNTO Nicholas
Bysss, Arthur Il. Heu:y, and David Russell,
r'"prie,os OF the Unicoy road 10 Georgia,
tne liberty OF col,isaung all the ground con-
,ained IN the bend on the north aide Of lcn-
nessee rivei, cplosne and below Chots old
/ .wn, together with the liberty to erect
gfls mill on -four mile creek, Tor The tse and
bcneht of said road, and the Cherokees in rho
neishborhood thereof; Tor them, the ssid By
cis. Henly, and Russell, to have and 10 hold
The above privileges du'lng the term oil leass
OF the Uoicoy road, also Obtained from the
Cberokees, aud sanctioned by the P,csident
Of the Unued States.
In witness whereof, we hereunto ark our
hands and seals in presence OF
John McIntosh The Gloss
Charles Hicks JOAN Walker
Psh Killer Path Killer, ir.
Tuchalar Going Snake
WnDess, Return ]. Meigs, u. S. Agent.
The above instrument wss executed in
open Cherokee council in my ofiice, IN Jauu-
uy, 1917.
Cherokee Agency, sih July, 1917.
RETURN J. MEIGS.
The zee Of tho Uncoy road, 80 called, ives
tor twenty years.
RETURN J. MEIGS.
l ceruiy believe tho within ~ be correct
copy OF the original.
Washington Cny, March !, 1919.
CHARLES HICKS.
Now, therefore, be II known, that i, James
VI moe, Presiden OF tho United States oe
America, having seen and considel cd tho \
sid Articles, have, by and with The advice and
consent of the Senate, accepted, ratified, and
confirmed the same, and every clause thereof.
Ia testimony Whereof have caused the
seal If The United States to be hefeun.
TO affixed, having first signed the same
with my hand,
Done a. The city Of Wasbiug,on, this
tenth day o. March, in the year
OF oer Lord one thousand oigh hun.
drcd and nineteen, and In the ioriy-
third year Of American lndepen-
d,hce.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
SfryefQru of Sfofs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21

John Brown Tennessee
Elizabeth Lowry do do
George Lowry. within
the chartered limits oi
Tennessee
John Benge do do.
Mrs. Ella. Peck do. do.
John Walker. Sc. do do,
John Walker, junr, un
married,) do. do.
Richard Taylor, do do
John Mcintosh do. do
James starr, do. 10.
Samuel Parks do. do
The Old Bark (of Cho-
ta) do.
No. of reserves with
the limits Of North.
Carolina, 2
Georgia, S
Alabama Terry. .
Tennessee 2s
Total No. of reservees,3i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
Done a, the place, and on the day and year

Done at the place, and on the dsy and year
above w,it,eu. j. Z. CALHOUN.
Ch' hicks' Gideon Mo,gan, j..
Joo Ross, Cabin Smith,
Lewis koss, Sleeping Rabbit, *
John Masin. Small Wood, X
James B Bewn, John Wslker, x
Geo. Lowry, Currohee Dick, x
Wif,Nss,
Re,oeo J. Meigs,
{ Vaodeventsr,
Elias Earle,
John Lowry.
Lisf ef persons referred 10 in the Sd article Of
fhe annered 7ressy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
AN ACT making provisions for the claim Of M. Dc

AN ACT making provisions for the claim Of M. De
Vienne. N
BE H enacted by Senate and House Of Rchs
resentanpes Of fhe United STAIRS Of .dme,iea,
in Congress assembled, That tbe sccouDtlng
ofhcers OF The W. department, be, and they
ae hereby, authorized to Iiquidsle, settles
and allow, the claim oi NJ. dc Vicnne, for
he pay, appointments, and emopnien,s oe
ucu,snant colonel, for seven months sc,vice.
during the revolutionary war between tho ".
States end Great Britain. ~
Feb. 20, l8l9-Approvcd,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21

hereby err,ily,tbai am ei,hsr personally,
or by Information on which can rely, ae
quainted with the persons before namod, All
oi whom believe to be pe,s sons Of industy.
aud Capable OF msosging their propeny win
disc' euoDj and who have, with few excep.
tions, long resided on the tracts reserved, ard
made considerable improvements thereon.
RETURN j. MEIGS,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21

AN ACT supplementary TO the set, entitled ~An
act to provide for the prompt settlement ef pubs (,
lie aecsusts." - -
BB IL enacted by the Senate and A4Sf III
Refrsssnfatives Of tie Unutd Ssatss ef-lms> q
RIGA in Congress assembled. That, from I'D U
after tho third dsy Of Msrch next, n o4l)I - /
tho du,y Of the second auditor Of the Y(Ses- Z
Dry, TO receive all unsettled accounts 5ftsisg
~, OF Indian affairs, with the exeeptipo Of
nose appertaining TO. IaJisp Hsds, ap4 ex- :.
anime ihc sane, aud thsrsAfltr ctrluy "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
AN ACT concerning the heirs and lesslces {
Thomas Turner, decea ased.

AN All concerning the neirs ana c8slce3 90
Thomas Turner, deceased.
BE H enacftd by Mr Senate and House o.
Rehresenfafives Of The Unifed States Of .fne.
r'ea IN Congress assembled, That the COM
missioners OF the navy pension fund arst
hereby authorized and reqsircd to pay, QUE,
Of the said fund, to the executor Of Thomas
Turner, deceased, for tho benefit Of the heirs
and Iegstscs OF the said Thomas Turner, de-
ceased, the sum OF one thousand FIVE hundrsd
dollars the said sum being in considers,ieet Y
= services rendered by the said Thomas
L r,er, DECEASED, as Accountant Of the Navy
Department, in receiving and settling ell 49,
counts respecting the said fund, and for
which no compensation hss heretofore beeas
made. .se~4,.
Feb. -, lsio--Approved, 90 -
JAMES MONROH2<
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-05
Five Dollars Reward.
July9

DAN AWAY, on the morning of Wed.
IL hesday, the Goth May, from the
subscriber. in Tue city of Baltimore, an
apprentice to the cordwainiDg business, hy
the name of WILLIAM DURANT, about
las he says between i9 or 20 years of
age 5 feet or 6 inches high slender
made light hair dark eyes, and appears
somewhat cross-eyed fair complexion
peaked nose and marked with India ink
about tbe'arm with some fictitious letters
and an image resembling part human and
part fish he is very laxative, and for
ward in speaking had on and took with
him, corded roundabout and trowsers,
fur hat, and new shoes. He is an English-
man by birth, and effected his escape by
getting off from the British, whilst lying
somewhere about Leonard town and st,
Mays county, and afterwards lived with
a Mr.. Rudd, a painter, in Alexandria he
was seen in Alexandria.
Whoever takes up the absve runaway.
and returns him to the subscriber, or gives
information so that he may get him again,
shall receive the above reward. | fore.
warn any person from barboring the said
apprentice. JOHN VIEWER,
Lombard. street, Baltimore.
N. B. The above named apprentice, IL
seems, at the time Of his making his es.
cape from the British, changed bis name,
and passed for while by the name Of VIM.
Wise, as he has said himself.
ann a On I,