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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-08

'i9m Tx mAa'h + The ST, pel
The mississippi. have establish 4, ., -
scivc there ard those Which, :" -
dered to The mnuth o. The Ycl,,n re" rev
on the Missouri. have a>ceon,l :, S'os
YER t" The Council ii'nF4. ybsraI
will r"na;n until next sp;n.
they viii proceed to the place Of IA f.
destination. =! nave TIE sa,ise,..,"
state. that this mrasme has hprn y,
tea in ami:y with tie Indian tribes
ihat II promises to produce. in ra..
to thcm, III III" advantages which
contemplated BY i. w"
Murh. progress has likewise
made in the construction Of sh;,
war, fnd IN the collection of fin,
and o'hcr materials for ship buiI%;,
II i. not douht.I that our p,yr
soon e augn ented to the nrmhsr
placed. in al! respects, on The nn,.
!DNIutu WI " INV.
The Board. consisting of engine,
and naval officers. have MT VET
their final report If sites for two NJ,
depo's. as instructed according IA i
resolutions Of March 18th and a.
Goth, 1918. but they have examireI.]
coast therein designated, and their \
port is expected in tue next month
For the protection of our comr,,
in the Mediterranean, along the ,nrl
ern Atlantic coast. in the Pacific .,]
Indian oceans. it has been found osr.l
sary 70 maintain strong naval rorI
which it seems proper for the nrs,.
to continue. There is much reason i
believe, that if any portion cftle sop,i]
ron heretofore stationed in the Mel
terranean should be withdraw, onr !,
terconrse with the powers bordprine 1
that sea would be much inIerrup,j \
not altogether destroyed. Such. t1
has been the growth of a spirit Of 6,,]
cy, in the other quarters mcnrynri, N
adventures from every country, in 4
buse of the frie"dly flags which le1
have assumed, that MT to pro.ec, al
commerce there. would be 10 abario]
it as a prey TO their rapacity. Dur At,
t;n'ion has likewise been paid 70 h,
suppression Of the slave trade, in con.
plianCe with a law of tic last scssa,
Orders have been given to the Comma.
ters of all Or public ships to seize 4
'essels. navigated under our flag, @.
gagged in hat trade, and to bring liza
in, TO DC proceeded against in the MAJ.
ncr prescribed by that law. Iii
hoped that there vigorous measua
supported by like acts by other natoA
will SOM terminate commerce so d.
graceful to lbe civilized world.
IN The execution Of the duty impose
by these acts. and Of a high trust coz
nrrtcd with it. it is with deep regrl
have 20 state tlic loss which has b,
sustained by the death of Commaou
Perry. His gal!antry in brilliant 'E
plot, in tho late war, added tn the u
nown of his country. His death is b
plorcd as a national misfortune.
JAMES MONROE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-08

an occurrence, have no very clear and tH'|
rect idea of its necessity, and still n"'
limited view of its probable consequences;
[GeO. d.
Major General Scott, family and suite, d
rived in Philadelphia on Friday last VI
understand that the general intends 10 4
taLIish bis quarters in that city.
nys ii
Pittsburg, it has been frequently SAID
to be the Sheffield of America, on accouD |
the peculiar adoption of its situation TO 7
manufacture ofcutlery. We see, by II
Pittsburg paper. that razors have been n''
IN that town, quite equal, in point Of PEI
tical utility, to any heretofore imported
A meeting of 19 or 1900 persons OF 1.'
was holden at New-York on Tuesday ~
at which il was resolved among other thu
that il be recommended 10 the coionz@p
society to send to the place designed lo' ,.
seat OF the colony in Africa, three person
color, one from each ofthe cities OF o..
more, Philadelphia and New-YoIk, "
may examine and report upon the I0O'N
ments it holds oul to persons disposed 'osD
CRATE. e,
1t is reported that Gen. Long has TEL.
pushed the conquest Of Texas. and gone
Galye:ton. His army is dispersed, a'a ~. !,
returning in a miserable condition , ;" :.
ends this lll-advised enterprise. Dr. n', :;
son, one OF the most efficient men ID IL v
deceased. 49,
A FIRE broke out at Urlar, in Hano''"
the 81 October, which in two hours 'O,
med 73 houses-2oo families have Ds''
duced to indulgence.
AFrench ship with 500 barrels o. ~,s
direct from France, arrived at the '''
on the 28tb ultimo.
The Able Gregoire has been Wv : n.
member of the French Chambe'
puties.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-08

AFrench ship with 500 barrel: Of r. ln ri
direct from France, arrived at the i''
on the 28th ultimo.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-08

The Able Gregoire has been CIV .
member Of the French CHAMBER I"
puties.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-08
Washington, Dee. 7, 1919.

A war with Spain is an event eagel
looked for, and anxiously desired, by maF
we believe, in the United States ; and riI
probability is anticipated with most PIE
sure by those who have reflected least uPa
the subject or rather it might, with unqce
tionable truth, be asserted, that many q
those who would be greatly pleased at SUI,
an occurrence, have no very clear and cor
rect idea of its necessity, and still non
limited view Of its probable consequences;
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31

occupied, more than any thing else, the
attention of the inhabitants Of London
and the public prints were filed with the
subject, some for and others against the
proceedings.
The London paper of the 23d Of July,
gives an account of the proceedings of the
Court of Common Council, held at Guild
hall the preceding day, 10 the course of
which it was declared by the Lord Mayor,
that information had been laid before him,
on oath, OF the existence Of conspiracy,
the object of which was to excite the as
semblage in Smithfield to acts of open vi
olence, and even bloodshed, had it not
been checked by the measures of precau-
ton adopted by the government and ma
gistracy.
The SmithfieId reformers had meeting
at Smithfeid on the 2lst ;ilt. A number
of speeches were delivered In favor of re-
form. The London Courier represents
g the business OF the day nearly as insipid
as bottle of soda water, five minutes al
ter the cork is out. There was, indeed, a
little of the usual twittle twattle about tax.
es, misrepresentation, borough mongers,
sinecases, &c. but even these were cook
ed up without any Cayenne. p There
were about $4,000 persons present.
The Statesman observes, " the meeting
proceeded with degree of harmony,
which does honour TO the people, and must
prove most mortifying to its caIumniators."
Sir Charles WoIseley, Bart. and Joseph
Harrison, dissenting minister, of Stock
port, have been imprisoned for delivering
seditious speeches at Stockport, on the
26th June.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
For Sale,
HyHE HOUSE g. LOT forms

TyHE HOUSE e. LOT formerly the
q property of DAVID MILLER, de-
ceased situate in the pleasan, village Of
Bottle Hill. The House is of convenient
size, well built, of good materials, aud
nearly new; adjoining is Shop, which
is occupied as a Cabinet-maker's shop
The Lot contains about three acres, and
is covered with an Orchard Of choice
fruit, just beginning to beaE
The abovel,as been occupied as stand
for the Cabinet-msking business for
number of years, and ii is presumed is as
eligible a stand for that, or almost any
other Mechanical business, as any in the
county.
The subscriber wishing to move to the
westward, will dispose of the above pro-
perty cheap. II not sold before the 9th
Of October next, it will then be sold at
PUBLIC VENDUE, to the highest bid-
der on the premises, between the hours
of IL and O'Clock, P. M.
For terms of sale, apply to OBADIAH
CRANE, Bottle Hill, or TO the subscriber
Oh The premises.
JANE MILLER.
Bottle Hill, Aug. 2Sth, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
R AIIOON No

nN SATURDAY Evening next, the
W 4th Of September, between 6 and
7 o'clock, will be sent up, at SAMUEL
BOWS Tavern, in Elizabeth Town, an
elegant BALLOON, ornamented with a
Car suspended at the bottom, decorated
with two American Ensigns.
The Balloon viii be Is feet high aud
proportionabIy large.
The exhibition will be accompanied
with other amusements.
~ .admittance, l2a Cents. M
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
From the New-York Daily Advertiser.

From the New-York Daily Advertiser.
cannot refrain from expressing through
the medium of your paper, Mr.. Editor
the satisfaction ! felt on reading the arti-
Gle from the Canadian Courant of 5th Ju-
ly from Mr.. Smith :-a0d | take this OPP
Iportunity Of stating for the benefit Of the
public, that the simple remedy of burnt
cork, is completely efEcacious 10 severe
bead aches, arising from disordered state
of the stomach-heart burn and other CON-
plants of the same character, are almost
instantly removed; but il is very important
that the cork should be thoroughly burned,
when ii becomes tasteless; whereas if inn
perfectly carbonated it has an unpleasant
taste and is swallowed with difficulty
The excellence Of this remedy is, that it
does not, like alkaline preparations, and
eathartic medicines, act upon the stomach,
but simply as an absorbent, and neuiralizer
of the acid. have given three doses.
of whole cork each, in half an hour !;
lbut Que is sufficient in ordinary Gases.
Knowing as do. from an experience Of
three years, the efficacy Of this prescrip-
ton, il is very gratifying TO find how ex
tensively the papers have circulated it,
and hope that those who published the
first communication will also give this a
place. MEDIcUs.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
Hon. JUDGE DAVIS.
Nahant, August 10, 1919.
PITTsBURGH, PENN July 80.

The depredations now committing by
The grasshoppers in some parts of the
country, are truly singular and alarming.
Many farmers have commenced cutting
their oats perfectly green, and many mea-
dows are shaved completely smooth. For
tunately they do not fly high enough to
obscure the sun as the locusts sometimes
do in Africa; in other respects, however,
they are nearly as bad. An instance or
two has occurred, where hat which was
accidentally left in the field, was entirely
destroyed before morning.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31

al hour, the animal disappeared, and
nroceeded on towards Nahant but on
.1)assing the second beach, l met Mr.. Jas.
Magee of Boston, with several ladies 10
carriage, prompted by curiosity TO en-
deavour to see the animal, and we we're
again gratified beyond even what we saw
10 the other bay which concluded he
had left in consequence Of the number Of
boats in the offing 10 pursuit Of him--the
noise of whose oars must have disturbed
him, as he appeared to us to be harmless
timid animal. We had here more than a
dozen different views of him, and each
Similar to the other; one, however, so
SDear, that the coachman exclaimed, Oh,
u Zee has glistening eye." Thinking might
form some calculation Of his length by the
Time and distance of each turn; and taking
40 angle with my two hands of the length
which he exhibited, that is to say, from
bis head to the last protuberance, and
applying the same angleto other objects,
feel satisfied of the correctness Of my de-
cision; that he is sixty feet long, unless
The ripple of bis wake deceived me--nor
my dear sir, do | undertake TO say be
was was OF the snake or &c! k;iid-.hoiigh this
was the general impression of my family,
the spectators and myself. Certain it is,
lie is very strange animal have been
accustomed TO see Whales, Sharks, Gran.
puses, PROPOSES, and other large fishes,
but he pariook of none of the appearances
of either of these THE Whale and thu
Erampus would have spou,ed-the Shark
never raises his head out of the water,
and the Porpoise skips and plays; neither
have such appearances On their backs, or
such head as this anninal. The Shark
l it's true has fin on his back, and often
1.-THE fluke of his tail is out of the water
but these appendages would not display
the form and certainly not the number Of
of protnberances, which this animal ex-
hibited nor is it the habit of the Shark
to avoid boat. The water was extreme.
RIy smooth, and the weather clear we
had been so babituated to see him, that
I'VE were cool and composed. The time
koccupied was from quarter past eight to
half past eleven; cloud of witnesses ex-
ceeding two hundred, brought together
for single purpose, we're all alike salts
fed and united as TO appearances aad Of
/ the length and size Of the animal; but you
must deduct the influence which his pas
sage through the wafer and the manner he
propelled himself might have as to the APP
parent protuberances on his back, and the
ripple occasioned by his motion on his
real length, of all which you can judge
equally we'll aud better than myself. |
! must conclude-there is a strange animal
on our coast, aud have thought an un
varnished statement might be gratifying to
a mind attached to the pursuit of natural
science, and aid 10 the inquiries on a con-
froverted question, which know to have
Interested you. I have ventured on the
description, being also induced to hope,
that if any thing Of the marvellous is
stated as coming from me, you will cor
rect it.
Accept the respects and attention Of
dear Sir, yours sincerely.
J. PRINCE.
Hon. JUDGE DAVIS.
lx4 N1hnnf 4,,r,,cf IA 1910
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
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ELIZRBETH-TOW
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81, 1919.

To Patrons. The present number com
pletes year since the commencement Of
the publication Of the Gazette. We have
hitherto been encouraged by the share Of
patronage we have received, and it is
with satisfaction that we inform the pub
lie, that our list of subscribers, which at
the first was respectable, has been con-
stantly increasing. We are particularly
pleased with the great share of the pat
ronage of this borough that we have re-
ceiyed. Our principal reliance for sup
port was here, and we have not been dis
appointed. In the Farms, and places in
the immediate vicinity of the town, we
have succeeded beyond our expectations.
10 Springfield and Railway, it is believed
we have as many subscribers, if not more,
than any other paper. These Aattering
circumstances are here stated, that the
public, who we believe have been in an
error on the subject, may see the advan-
tages which our paper offers for adyer-
Using
In the prosecution of oEr business, we
can in sincerity say, our object and en-
deavour has been to render our paper
interesting and useful, and if we have in
any degree. succeeded 10 this object we are
gratified: but we have another object
10 obtain by our business-a liveli-
hood land we are encouraged to believe
that in this we shall not be disappoint-
ed.
Considering the quantity Of matter given
in this paper, aud the quality of the ma
teriaIs used, it is presumed all will admit
the price to be reasonable; and, notwiih,
standing the present pressure of the times,
aud the propriety and necessity, in many
instances, Of retrenchment Of expenses,
it is believed that few will consider the
smallsum expended for newspaper mis-.
applied.
Our friends viii readily conceive that
the expenses Of the establishment are ne.
cessarily considerable; and it is hoped
they will not be backward 10 paying the
small sums which now become due.
Those of our subscribers who are sup.
piled with papers by post riders, are re-
quested to pay to them their respective
dues.
NominatiOns.--I is required by law
that the nominations for Councillors, AS.
sembiymen, Sheriffs, aud Coroners, be
made on Monday the 9th Of September.
The Election will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th and 18th Of
October.
State Bank at Trenton. Reports ipiu.
rious to the credit Of this bank, original.
ing in malice or mischief, having obtained
circulation in Philadelphia, aud reached
this place on Monday afternoon last,
produced, on Tuesday aud Wednesday, a
considerable press for specie. All de.
mands were promptly paid, 10 specie or
in Philadelphia notes, at the option of the
holders OF the paper. The alarm conse-
quently subsidized, and Thursday only be-
tween fifty and an hundred dollars were
demanded. The business of the bank is
lnow going on as heretofore and we I'M
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
A CAMP MEETING

Is to be held near the bank Of Railway
river, about 2 miles below Bridge-Towu,
to commence on Thursday the I'd Of Sep
TENDER, and continue till Tuesday the 7lb.
N. b. Measures have been taken by the
Managers Of said Meeting TO prevent the
saIe~of spurious liquors under penalty Of
the law.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
TIMOTHY Quick,

TIMOTHY QUICK,
as. ~: n
JONATHAN D.SIMPsON
& ENos BUNNEL.
Wy virtue of the above stated writ Ok
\ D fieri facias, TO me directed and de-
livered, | have levied on the dwelling
house and one acre of land, wherein the
defendant, Jonathan ID Simpson, lately
lived, situate 10 the township OF New
Providence, bounded by lands OF Enos
Bunnel, and the road, which l shall ex-
pose to sale at Public Vendue, at the
dwelling-house of EPHRAIM CLARK, inn
keeper in Elizabeth Town, on the first
day Of October next, between the hours
of twelve and FIVE o'clock, aGter1oon.
NATHAN SQUlER, Sheriff
Of the County Of Esse.r.
July 81, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31

Gonaagrdtion. accounts from
Halifax mention the destruction, by fire,
of upwards of 100 houses and stores, al
st. Johns, Newfoundland.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
SARATOGA, (N. vs. AUG. ls.

The Grasshoppers are very numerous
in this vicinity; probably throughout the
country. Grass, oats and corn suffer much;
the latter is attacked in the ear, which,
being stripped Of its covering, is exposed
to be rotted by the weather.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
DIED,

DIED,
In this town, on Friday last, child of Mr..
Nehemiah Tooker Also, on the same day, a
child Of Mr. Anthony Watts,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
SHERiFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
MATT. WILLIAMSON,
Us. FL. Fa.

BUNNEL II BRANT
ND Y virtue Of the above stated writ of
Id fieri tacias, to me directed and de-
liyered, have levied on lot of land
situate in the township of Springfield,
bounded by lands Of SaWuel Ccndit, the
widow Davenport, and the Morris turn
pike, near Chatham bridge, which shall
expose to sale at Public Vendue, at the
house Of EpHEAIM CLARK, innkeeper in
Elizabeth Town, on the first day of Octo-
Der next. between the hours of twelve and
FIVE O'clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER, Sheriff
Of the County Of Esser.
July 81, 1879.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
CoNcoRp. I'M. H.l AUG. I7.

Grasshoppers.--Within the last three
weeks more than usual quantity Of grass
hoppers have appeared on the heights Of
land between Merrimack and Connecticut
rivers, embracing parts Of New-Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts. Ia some places
NHhey destroy almost every green thing
slhe grasses first then the rye, wheat and
oats, then the corn; and apple.trees MAJ
} be seen where they have taken off every
leaf. 10 the course Of two days, fields Of
I'VE, &c. have been destroyed by this
l Troublesome insect, by eating off the head
I near where it connects with the stalk and
'dropping it on the ground: corr too is
materially injured by their eating oal the
!. silk at the end Of the ear and leaving it TO
be destroyed by the wet. II is somewhat
Remarkable that while millions OF grass.
! hoppers are on the high grounds. very few
are found in the vicinity Of the rivers.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
From the New-York Gazette Of yesterday.

51 FruIu tHe Ne"-Au rN Oa Vi Je'''y
Shortest Passage. -The Martha Sketch
ley. sailed from Liverpool on the 18th Of
last month. 1t will appear, from our pa
pers, &c. up to this date, that there was
4 little Improvement in the market and in
iae public funds. The Smithield meetings
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31
BANK NOTE TABLE.

U. S. Bank Notes not payable ihsths city, i-2 pei
cent discount.
City of ~. York and ". York State Notes,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-31

Nominations.-It is required by law
that the nominations for Councillors, As
semblymen, Sheriffs, aud Coroners, be
made on Monday the 9th Of September.
The Election will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th and 18th Of
October.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-30
100 Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, wing
y near Aide, Lououn county Virginia,
on the night of the I1th inst. negro mali,
who calls~hs name NED BAYS. He is
shrewd, intelligent negro, about 5 feet 7
or s inches high f.; 80 years of age, wei!
made, active and polite Had on when he
went away, sky colorcd coat, and corded
pautaloons His right eye sore, apparently
occasioned by blow, the blood having set
tied around if. His ears have been pierced
aud had green silk in them when he went a
way |, is expected he is now lurking "a
bou. Fairfax courthouse and Aldie. The "a
hove Ned Bays ran away on the night OF
the 25th of last AR, and was caught on the
lIth inst. on the night of wIfich he effected
his elopement by drawing the staple to
which he was fastened by the handle of a
Pan, while thereWas no person in the kitch-
en- but himself He was caught on the
llth inst. few miles below Aide, but |
think il improbable that he has gone near
the same place sgain. will give 100 dol
lars il he is taken out of the county. and fifty
If taken in the county. and secured so that /
get Bin again, and all reasonableTharges If
5rou2hthome. GEO. GuLlCk.
P.S. It is supposed that the said negro
has obtained papers Of freedom, or>a fee
pass, or something of The hind. G. &.
november IL 3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-30
Fresh Medicines,


7 ISL received from lees hShirii'
" Store, Maldcn-ianr, New L 0fN,
and for sale by
JAMES hENNEHl " "'-,'
who have 70" many years been sole
agents Tor AicXaniria) Win The 'o'-
lowing recommendations
HdWitioa'S " 3rmdrStr0y'nS Lo@cHssS'
~ which a vast n'ano'r OF persons
have Oren reviewed 'rn" ,h's nag
rnns complaint during the last sixteen
Years.
Wnn'S 9nl.JIiG'fS FlRs.
Celebrated i"r 'hc Prevention all"
CWc ot billions t'SHr"cfS.
H9r''ioH'S El"&ir'
3:frC'u"! inrt!'" cure OF c"iHs' coS''-
al.tr C,ESas. aoiinnaS, %r.
Mmd'On'S Grand RESTORATIVE.
Recommended as al invaluable lheGI
cine for the speedy relief Of ncrS"ns
romi!iaints, how Shirts, loss Of appr.
iitr, &c.
H.miiio&'S Essence and E,rtrGct q
-. .'lasiard.
Esteemed a safe anu rllicariou3 rene
" in acute and chronic rIicumatism.
gut, &c. exc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-30
400 Dollars Reward.

= AN away on fle eSth of April, from
y L the farm Of the subscriber, in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Go. Virginia, negro HARRY,
aged about twenty three years, about five
fee! ten inches high, very black, well built,
has considerable impeachment in his speech,
when spoken TO evinces much co tusion, and
replies almost unintelligibly: bad on when
hc lett home, a much worn suit of domestic
cloth. have every reason 10 believe that
he is erdcayoring to pass for a free man, and
as such sent of in some Of the bay craft du.
ring HE late fishing season. All masters OF
vessels are !orewarned from harboring or Ia
king into their employ said negro, underpe-
nalty OF having the law rigidly enforced a.
gainsi them. | will give twenty dollars, if
taken III the county of Fairfax, or dstricto OF
Columbia; if beyond that distance, the a.
bcve reward, provided he is secured in Jail
50 that | get him again. WEI. MASON.
Charles County, Nd. June /.
The editors of the National Intelligence
and Baltimore Federal Gazette will insert
the above until forbid. and send their &C
counts 10 Port Tobacco for payment.
June II Il