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PORT OF HWPoKT.

ENTERED,
S'oop b. b. Jones. Cahoone, New.York, schr.
Msrino, Calvert, Mobile
CLEARED.
Brig Ann -Gsdsden, Dunweli, Havana sloop Ann.
Maria, Gardner, New-York; brig Gov. Hopkins.
Adams, Norfolk; sIoop Agent, Bliven. Eew-Yoss
do. Fame. Bliven. do. brig John, Bgeley, Havana.
do stephen, Stanbope, Marscilies sioop Morning
Star, Gray. Washington do Union. Lee, do
Saturday Jan 2--Arriyed sch. Meriao, Calverb,
80 days from Mobile I~ft. sch Buff.o. Lee. OF
3Jston, to sail for New Orleans, in days. Sailed
~ company with sch Boilp, Sylvester, Of Freeport,
FOR St, Mzry's. Dec. S. spoke off Matanzas, brig
Joseph, Lawrence. 20 days from Boston, for New.
Orleans Dec. %. 10 lat. 81 20. N. Ion ~, w. fell
IN with sch Mary, of Boston, With boSsprit. sails,
and boat gone lumber port out and forc scuttle off
from appearance the people bad beep taken of
the wreck
Sane dty-Barque Gideon, Folger. as days from
New Orleans. bound Ter New.York, put in here
because unable to rcsch-h port of destination.
On her passage, on the 76th ult, lat, 50, lon. ~
fell in with the wreck OF schooner, of about 80
tons, newly,painted, yello.: sicles, high quarter
deck, (Iatch.way near the same new fore mast.
Name could not be ascerlsned-.N Nsv. Hnren on the
stern
Sunday Jan. 3--Arrived British schr. James,
Cronk 43 days from Jamaica. hound to St Johns,
The James experienced violent gales Of
wind. and being very much damaged in her sails
and rigging, AID withai very eaky, put in here to
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NEW. GOODS.


K. w. LAWTON,
Corner o. Washirgion-ssssre, snd TAeaes-
Has just opened. twenty cases and bales sf
II fresh English. India. French aud seo4cA
DRY GOODS,
which he wilsSei Wholesale and retail. q, sstsfsc
tory prices tor cash or approved drsdi,.- Among
them tt,
supernne blue. black. olive. brown and ulx'd
BRoADCLOTus - !
DO Peiisss Clsihs and Csssimerss
Exu. has Buff. white and drsb CsssimereS
Dombszetts, all cslors
Printed Rattinets and Dombsssts
Tartan riaGs fer childrsn's wear.
DO for gentiemen's Clesks
6,7, .. .. 10 and II quarter ksss BLANKETS
Poiat aud dufii ditto.
Plains ana Ksrseys, some very stovt aud 6ne.
superfne drab Coating
Flannels, Baixesa and Bockings
,willed and stripped homs'pun and Eosiah Flaa.
mel, for draws
salisbury FsnueIs- yes,isss
Calicoes, Copperplsles and Chintses 3,
Carie C,nghams very cheap
Lastrngs and Levsnlines
great variety OF Gloves and Hosiery
PLAIN Il hgur'd Book LeRo, 4 sacharilla Muslns
Cambria. jaconst and null ditto sR
Steam loom shirtings-common ditto
Lnens-Russia and imitation Shce,ings
Silk aud Tsbby Velvets
$40 4 and s-4 real Merine SsAwls
Elegant lm'ta,ivn ditto. with Melino torders
Plain and printed Cashmere suAwLs
Imitation and Chiniz ditto
great variety Of siIk and cotton Handkerchief
Superkns and common Oil cloths
Wellington and Pyreueans cages and comforts
India Cottons-do Checks q, Sd per yard
Lsma, Merino and worsted trimca,nHs
Maltese Buttons and snaps
Silk Vrvets and Velvet Rhhcas. all colours
Plain and 6sur'd Pearl shirt aud dress buttons
Elegant hgur'd and plaid Ribbons, m gsrniturss
Common do all colors aud widths, great variety
Italian brads and Ferrets
Genllemen's aad ladies 6eeced G. Angela Gloves
Tew-eloth, brown and vhitsaed
Diapers ana Crash
O. and &c Table Diaper
2 Aa assortment Of pocket-Dooks, from 20 to $50
cents fAt+s
). Fiosr ard Hearth Brushes
xLSo Pins, Needles, Tapes, Threads. hotbins.
bsdlsces, Weddings, susPensets. shirt wires. but
tons. cotton and Inca dess, best italian sewing silk
aud twist, bind;ngs. &c &c --whish with many eth.
or articles, mskes collection worth tho attention
ofPurchasers, either for consumption or sale
In addition 10 th~ a6epe,
10 pieces superfae Ingram Kiddsrunstsr, Drus.
sells, and common C.ARPETf.voS
Elegant imperial and Brussss kugs-.Csrpet
bindings
.8s usssi, q complete assortment ef Gotten Yarn.
snd other Goods Of domestic manufacture of Get.
ton. Wool, &c. &c.
A good assortment Of Groceries,
Newport, Dec. i6.
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AIED.

Is this town on the 10Th ult very suddenly. Mr..
yAnss Csnrss. in the 68,h year OF his age
On Saturday iAss. Mrs. SALLY PRIos, consort oi
Robert Prisr, aged 56.
On Sunday evening last, Miss MAsv 0YLss.
daughter OF the late William Gyies. jun. Her fun.
sra will be this afternoon. at o'clock, at the house
Of William ShearmAn. Charch-streeI
On Moaday evening last. Mrs. RvrH AILnAS,
aged 80, widow OF the late Mr.. John Altman Fun.
eral TOMORROW afternoon, At 9 o'clock, which The
relations and friends requested TO attend with
out further invitation. 5..
AT cAe,Airs. bass in an advanced age. Mr..
AsRAHAA ReAn, formerly Of this town.
AZ Prspidkncs on Tuesday morning last, Capt.
RisHAsp JacEses. in the s8th year Of his age.
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So B,sToS. Jan. s.
Lakesf from ENGLAND.

"
We received yests day, from our cores.
pondent al New.York, London Papers to tho
i7th Of Nov. and Liverpool TO the 9th,
which sore brought by he ship Manhattan.
The QUEEH Of ENGLAND died On the l7,h
of Nov. in the 7yth year Of her ego. She
iva, mar,isd on the 7th Of Sept. i76l. and
has been the mother Of twelve children, the
last, Of whom vas bern on the 81 Of Nov.
tT7Y..
Marshal Clarke the Duke Of Feltrs lately
died At his see, at NsuviIIsr near Ssvsrne in
sAlsaa--hs was dscendsd from On frish family,
and was born At Landreey on the i7ih Of Oct.
1855. s.s W
The fssbsila and the Alexander, discovery
kSp% ere safely arrived in Brsssa Sound,
Lsvick, asithsr ship having lost man,
rJr having man On the sick list, Capt.
Ross, has completely succeeded In sx-
ploring every part Of BafRn's Bay, and,
with the exception OF errors ia the
lAtitudss and Ieogitudss, Of verifying the
atatemeuss Of that cid and able navigator
whose nsms IL bssrs, and Of asce'saiuing sha,
no passage sxisss between tho Atlantic and
Pacific Ocsac through Davi.'s Straits and
Baffin's Bay. the whole bsing found TO be sur
rounded by high land, sxteodiug to the north
as far o. let. ~, IS, and Ion. 10 w. and In
the 18th degree Of latitude, stretching west
ward 40 far a. sl w. longitude They trsc-
ed the same the whole way down 70 the Cape
Wslsinghsm Of Davis, which they sscer-
ssiued TO lie in Let. S., and lon. 60 from
hence they stsrrsd for Resolution Island, and
then stood homewsrd. They have made
many curious observations and discoveries,
sf which, perhaps, will not be considered as
the least istsres,ing, that Of n.tion being
found 60 ishsbit the Arctic regions, between
the latitudss Of 70 and 7ss who boueht that
the world to the South was alI ice that gen.
erstios had sueesedsd generation sf people
VINO had never tasted the fruits Of the earth,
had no idea Of Suprsme Beng, who never
hsd any soeasy, end vhcss Chiefs nd hith-
erto Supposed themselves mosarchs Of the
universe. There now only remains to be
Tssseoversd the termination, IL Il has ones Of
..s,ddIeson's RspSIse Bay, and, fec degree.
60 the oerthwsrd Of IL, to determine whethef
Greenland be On islsod OF joins America;
and shis might with the greatest esse BE- done
fssm the pothsspmoss station of The Hud-
spas Boy Company in any one season.
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'NEtvG0oDa
LATHAM THURSTON.

HAS this day reeeisd large assortment Of
"A NEW GOODS. among them are supxrfne and
common Blue. Black, Hottie. Brown and Olive
Broad Cloths, do blue. black. bsown. olive mix a,
green, drab, white and taG Csssinsrss. whitsJfsd.
yellow, green and black FIanneis, Devooshire ksr-
seys, plains. blankets. Tar,an plaias. bsmhAxett,.
wsidsores, indis eot,ons. Russia lapers Americ an
DO. 81 dsmask do table cio,hs; gir'd 4 plsin Oh
cloths. cariile ginghams. ncrino lndespensibles.
sk-velvets, tabby do. velyet ribbons stripd Esuse,
thread 'aces . do elegant Ggsr'd silk 10. serino
trmings angola gloves. beaver and kid do sik par.
Nag sAd sandanno do an elegant assortment of Rib
bona With great variety ef other artclss; al Of
which he Is determined to sell AZ cheap ~ Can be-
purchased in town Nsc. az
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DEDICArfON.

The Meeting House belonging 70 the Firvt
vnitersAlist Society in Auleboreugh was
solemny Dedicated to the Psbiic Worship
OF Almighty God on Tussdey the s0th inst.
The ssrvices sf the day were introduced by
reading select lessons Of Sculpture, by the
Kew. Mr.. CARRIQuR the i0treductory Pray.
o. and sermon were made BY the Rev. Mr..
bALLpv, from Geo. as ~; the eoDsecrating
Payer by the Rer Mr. DEAN, and concluding
prayer by the Rev. NJ. CARRIavE Select
pieces of Music were sung num m.rous choir
.--under tho di, sction of Mr. Pend, Of Wren.
than. assisted by Mr.. Mapoing Stanley Of
Auiebo'ough. The pieces were performed
with as,e and Judgement, which did honor 10
the gentlemen leading the choir, and were
highly satisfactory 10 numerous and respsct-
able aodIsnco.
In the afternoon, an impressive discourse
wasr delivered, ss the subject Of charity, to
r::hc Female Samaritan Society, by tbs Rev.
Nj. DEAN; the power Of which on the heart
was sfqcsuAlIy shewn BY the IiberaIity Of the
conuibu.iou TO sid the benevolent dssiga Of
that Institution. Prop. PAT
--:o:<*:o:-
THe Pirofss of Deask was yes
terday pronounced upon Wnliams, Rog,
of Thomas Bsyuard. Waite has been ro
manded 10 prison, thsre to await his trial on
the o,her indictments, which will no, take
place until May next. Sammerson sod o.
Ton, the wnasssos, we're required TO give
bonds TO tho amount of $1,000 each, for
their appearance at that time which noi be-
Ing able TO do, they were also lodged in prison.
- Boston paper.
.lnsfher Cahitai Trial
After the sentence OF death which was
passed 90 tie Pirates on Wednesday las,--
Natssm Hoimes, Thomas Warrington and
Hdtard Rosesvaise, were arraigned before
the Circuit Court on TWO indictments for
murder an rho high seas. Their trial was
asslg ncd fer Msudsy usxt, and at their re
quest J.F. Ausris, aad VIZ. J. SrooEsa.
Esqrs, vere assigned a. their counsel.
We understand these arc tho same men
who were oginaIly held 10 answer before the
Supreme Court Of this State At Plymouth |;
bat that uibunal not having Jurisdiction of
the case they were transferred for trial TO the
Circui, Coutl Of the Uni ed States -iS.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAKr.
NERSHIp.

NE ECo-PANTEsasHsp heretofore existing be.
tween Sanford Bell, .sfosss Thursfon, William
TaSvton and henry Buii. was dissolved on the 2sd
day of september last -All persons having any de-
nands againstsad Firm, are requested to call and
receive their pay; and all those indebted to said
Company hereby notified. that Sanforj Ben has
full authority to settle All business relating sad
6rm-All accounts and other demands which are
moi paid by the FIRST day Of February next win he
placed in the hands Of an Attorney without further
notice.
0| The business Of Soap snG Candle Manufac.
turing, will bo conducted in future. by
SANFORD BELL.
Newport, January 6, 1919
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GEORGE, NvANTON,
Has jIss receivea .frsm Ness Ys,k. ond Fh1-
edsiHdia, and for Ssk as III. hsSk and MAI
Stsre, #
ENTLEMEN's superane Beaver HATS, efth6
~ most fashionable shape. and best quality.
.dss, Meas and Boys isw priced Fur Mats, wide
and nafrow bnms AZ. 8, 4 ~. :, (. ',
Lax,es Beever HITS.
Juss rsssissd Ladies', Misses and Childten's black
and drab beaver hArs, tiSsnsy srsnksd wAA on
ScnoeL. 8ooxs,
OF every hind il use. as Dabolrs Arithmetic,
Morset Geography, comhbiAn orator. webyterS
and A'dsn's spelling Rocks. Testanents &c &c.
Twenty Reahs .wri6sg aud letter Paper.
nlAnk xNpoGnt Books
Family UsGles. with elegant PlAteS.
nlunt's Coast Pist
bowditen's Navigator.
Pafrv- H0hgings;
Fer noeuis and window cur,a,ns.
.dLN,fA.1C6S,/ /er l6ts.
bickersisfs Rhode Island: 4 Farmers ALTMAN;
Ack,. for 1919. BY The greece, doxen o, single.
Newport, Nov. Is ~ t W i' tat +. 81 3
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~.
H37CH., MAKER g sJEWELLEA.
Has Just received from New-YorR <, extensive 40
sertnsnto al the above mentioned does, which :
having been purchased on the most aivsn-
taEeous terms, be IL enabled 10 sell ~
ehssp As they can be bocght at .
ANY stole IL this state d.
--.iasoa6 whscA drs--
EIGHT day Clocks and Plated and CocIeco CASi
Geld silver Watches, Tea. Table, tack Ped
,p Spoon. '"S '''s SCISSORS. s. h.ISts. snun
Ditto soup aud Gravy Ter, add Trays
Ladies' Tea and Bread Trays
Ditto AID Plated sukar Cloth and Hair Brushes
Tongss RAZOR SIT ars and Casesj
Plated. Brishsia and shaving poxes erashi
Block Tp Tea Pcts; es.
Psnished Tin Tea and House, HEARTH TocthS
Coffee ro,s Dust and shoe. Dstot
Ditto Brass DO Lamps Pocket Lanthofnsi M
& Plated Candlesticks, Blewst's Thsrnofhcl
Plated and nritsnris 81 ters
gar Bowls and Cream, windsor soap.
fo,si
ALs0.
Warranted Gsld Neck. siissr and BRASS tkns
Gold ana Hair watch saud 4 Tobacco t'es-s \
DO. sssi., Keys. Breast. V,ss COMBS ~ - \:
Pins, Finger snd Ear Pocket Books and rur.
kingss ses
" n --Ciccks ans isp thes rieanrd ard re-.
paired in ne teH Wspnnsr -GOid and Sitter Ware
mau.ftcnTd and repaired at sAe shortssi nefics -
CssA a7hs hshss price Sspsa JSr I'D 0ed. SsittrS
Brass- and CeASsr ~
Newport. Dee ~, 1915 II
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NOTICE,

HE Co-partnership heretofore egisting under
tina 6rm OF ASA GRAY 6 co. being dissolv.
ed by the death Of one Of the said pzrincrs--all
persons indebted TO the said 6rm. requested to
call and settle the same, with the subscriber. who
will adjust the concerns of said firm
ASA GRAY
Tiverton. Dec. 28, 1918. CJ61
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EXECUTORS %OIlCf..
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed Executor Of the Last
Will an6 Testament Of ISAAC GRAY, late Of Tiv-
erton. in the county Of Newport, deceased, and
has given bonds, the law directs. for the faithful
discharge of said duty All PERSONS having de-
mands against the Estate Of said deceased, are
hersby required to exhibit the same 1; and all per.
sons indebted, are called upon to make immediate
payment GIDEON 3. WRITE, Erecpfsr
Tiverton, Dec. IS, 1918. (J6
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New- England Conunersial BanA.
THE stoehsldsrs Of the ~. q. CSmmsv.
i eiai Saax are hereby aotifsd, that the
sixth ins,sImsnt, Of Ten Dollars, in spscis,
On each share, will be payable on or before
Msndsv, tbs fourth January.
Also, that . meeting Of the stoekhsids's
Of said Iss.ituioia will be hsIdeo, sgrsssbIy
10 charter, % Tsssdsy. the ssh January 1919,
M IL o'clock, A. a.. G the Banking. House,
fer the ehsics Of Direc,srs for the rear co.
suing. BY order Of 1< bosvd.
w. r. DILLINGHAM;, cssaier.
Newport, Dee. is. 1915.
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TEAS, &c.
S chests Hyson Tea;
. do rsung Hyssa; ~
10 half do Hyson skin;
80 do souchong; do
s boxes brown Sugar. ,., go.
spipes 9Th proof bordeaux Brandy;
New Rum, constantly on hand,
Fer sais, ~
STEPHEN CAHO0NE.
.hsvosrf, Dec 20, 1918. M
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an Valparaiso s75adroo consisted OF uins
sssssis we'll squippsd, aud were all ready 10
60 against Tsicuhaas, 80 that if the foregoing
news should uot bo trac, there Is eysry pro.
babi'iy Of their being able to take i.---they
then have snly one Poiat Of a,ientiou. viz. to
60 direct TO Lims--ws ere all we'll pleased
with the prospects Of ad,irs ia that quarter.
Soash-.dmeriea.--The Cause Of the inds-
psndsn,s in South AmGrics, will no doubt
derive new vsor frsm the late decision Of
the European powers, not to interfere be-
tween Spain aud her colonies. Every ss.
count from the theatre Of war is evidently
greatly 10 favor Of independence, and before
. the expedition now preparing in Spain, can
be brought toto the field, We may presune
che Patriots will Do beyond any fears from the
i0esciIs Ferdinand.--A. +. Gel.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

IN EaERTRD MoaAvo RAynoro. Matross of
~ Company in Regiment bigiu Artillery Who
was furloughed on the frst isy II December. lels'
the above reward and aIl seasonabs shsrgss win be
paid. on delivering him q this, os an, post 10 the
Upifed Btatts rs s 80 ".
Msress Rwasss vas born in the state Of Con
sectieut. iowo Of Litchsed s 1--WE feet nins inches
high, bIse eyes. brswn hair, light conpiexisns and
Sy occupstiso . Mason
Lism L. 1rslery CsunssSfv.
Tortwolcoa, Dee -. M
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For Charleston. or any Southern Pert.
KIN The Sloop AMELIA, SAxuEL
g. srsarsvApt master. so tons bur.
83} u.s. then, Sin sail IN the course Of ten
S1. dsys. FOR Freight or Pssssgs spply
70 the master. on board. lying At onaas wood wharf
Or to 2. Allen, Ne. - snd ~. Long. Wharf
Dec. 80.
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lO2, thames Street.

NE WIS rUCk
oS
fsuel,y, Fanny Goods LoOkiae 6 iasssys
Gnae.y sgr SC.
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.11ON BEaNAHDo vAL4eAM8A. W ~
~ sai Of his csthoIiek Majesty. fof ~ S1<@~ -
Rhode.islsnds intending ts e abroad, ro(n1S ~
pgsons WHO may have busIneSs vitb ktn of Z n.1<>|
Iie nature, dsring his sbsencs, 10 bsn Anetr -
M vAtprs. resident in DristeI. 49,
Pretsd<sss. De ~. 1918; ~. S, ~. = {
Oo THURSDAY, Ps5. 86.lI ; = =.
n II o'sissk 4 ~ %A ss ssid ~ psIk{1 49, -.
~! ~ s'sJ;.'s;' ,s;. fy"" 'T's''1's s:tP1 4 = M
A IL the light, sitis. ssd iassrsss seu6 ~ =
"a Nar1Sd. Of uristsl, h ard - q bork6lo
ling House ssd los q Land sises>1< III gl<Do6 q
in Newport. The he9ss y peosesa<ly 6)(1~o6
- god req epdr.-~eoe. fustkse pess1c11.G, q
Ssssv. Bssss 10 1vIs,sl. q - = = ~ IA, i
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-21
100 DoIlars Reward.

Dan away on the 28th of April, from
Z the farm of the subscriber, in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Co. Virginia, negro HAIR
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
five feet ten inches high. very black, well
built, has considerable impeachment n his
speech, when spoken to eyinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost unintelligibly:
hadon when he left home, much worn suit
ofdomestic cloth ihate every reason to
believe that he is endcavoring to pass for a
free man. and as such went off in some Of
the bay craft during the late fishing season.
All masters of vessels are forewarned from
harboringo or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the law RI
gidly enforced agains them. will give
twenty dollars, if taken in the county OF
Fairfax, or district Of Columbia if he-
You'd that distance, the above reward, Pro-
vided he is secured in Jail So hat get him
again. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County, Nd. June ].
The editors of the National Intelligent
cerand Baltimore Federal Gazette within.
sert the above unit! forbid. and send thei,
accounts TO Port Tobacco tor payment.
June II tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-21
Missouri and Illinois Bounty
Lands

T>HE subscriber has now for sale mum.
II Der of the most valuable tracts, in
both OF those rich and improving bodies Of
lands, and can supply applicants with any
number they may wish, and in any part Of
either territory. Every person who visits
the Western Country, particularly those
who intend settling there, should take W it'll
them few quarter sections ofibose lands;
every man who has young and growing
family, and can spare few hundred doll
lars. should not miss the present opportu.
nifty OF getting some of those lanGs as il
will insure 10 his children a greater GER
taihiy than any other investment he can
possibly make for their benefit From the
immense emigration 10 both Illinois and
Missouri, particularly to the military lands,
il is certain there must be q great rise in
the price very soon, and those who miss
the present opportunity, will never again
have chance TO do so well The patents
will be sold very low, for cash. good notes
or bonds at short dates, OF bank stock in
the Central Bank Of Georgetown and
Washington, md the Farmers and Meol,a-
MICS Bank of Georgetown. As ! am a
large dealer in Military Bounty Lands, I
can supply any number that may be re-
quired.
Please to apply al my Exchange Bank.
ing House, Bridge-sireet. Georgetown.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
iuIv ~ DIR
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100 Dollars Reward.

rs known to have been kidnapped from
i a field near Germantown, between the
hours of l2 and 9 o'clock, on the 3Oth ult.
whilst al work alone, Free Black Man,
named HENRY HUDSON, aged betw cen
9 and 22 years, of the height of FIVE feet
five inches, very black complexion and
dark eyes, has scar under his lett arm,
between the wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut of an axe.
He is by occupation farmer, native
Of Kent county, in the state of Delaw are,
had on blue cloth roundab bout jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet I.antaloons,
and wool hat
He is very civil, inoffensive man, with
rather down look. There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into car
riage, and conveyed southwark.
Any Information respecting him will be
thankfully rec, ived. Keepers of turnpike
gates, toll BRIGGS, and taverns, ale par
ticularly requested to give such information
as may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheerfuIly
paid on conviction of the perpetrators Of
his fragrant Outrage upon the rights of a
freeborn citizen of the United States.
REUBEN HAINES.
No. 300. Chesnut-street. PHILADELPHIA
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Land Warrants,

EISOR service. in the revolutionary war.
Il in the Virginia line on continental es-
Establishment.
Owners Of, and those entitled (beine all
who served three years and upwards J to
warrants OF the above description, are in.
formed that. undo the authority of law Of
the United States, locations will, on the 4th
day of July next, be permitted to be made
on some valuable lands on the Scjoto river.
and the head waters oftbe Great Miami ri.
ver-And as it will be the last opportunity
to acquire good land, owners OF warrants
will do well not 10 neglect it.
Any warrants forwarded to the subscri,
Der, will be located on such land as h; may
suppose most likely TO please bis employ.
ers. CADWAI LADDER WALLACE,
Cbillieotbe, (Ohiol April Is l9t'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-21
Was Committed

THO the jail for Alexandra county, as a
I runaway, on 4th INST, nluatto man.
called FREDERICK. supposed to be The
property of VIM Robinson, living in Fair,
fax county, Virginia, near Sudley Mills.
The said slave is about 5 feet s or 8 inches
high with large scar on his upper lip ;
grey eyes, and curly hair.
The owner is requested to come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as The law directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAVELL.
september 8 JallOr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-21
Was Committed

ITO the jail for the couniyoi Alexandria
! on the 2Sth ult. as runaway. a muiat.
TO ma,,whu calls himsel JERRY MORE,
and saws he is free born. and that he served
his fine with Mr. francis White, living
on Biz Capon. Hampshire co. Va. at Cold
Stream Mills, and that ne IS recorded as a
free man in the cleak' office, at Romney.
Va. Said mulatto man is about % years OF
age, 6 feet high stout and well made, has
lost the first joint of the fore finger on his
left hand.
perty. nav charges. and take him away,
otherwise, he will be disposed OF asihe law
ANDW, ROUNSAVELL. Jailor,