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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
From the National Advocate.

The decree of the 18th of January.
announcing the punishment of death to all
foreigners who shall be found in arms aid.
ing the Patriots, will be considered, and
justly. as the last effort which Spain can
make against the independence Of South
America. Expedition after expedition
has been ordered-conscripts have been
raised, and soldiers pressed-and these
efforts have all failed; want of means,
want of inclination, and a want of dis
cipline have united to retard their opera
lions, and eventually to defeat these at.
tempts at ending the revolution; and this
last decree, it is expected, will prevent
succours 10 men or ships, and may be con-
sidered as levelIed principally at this
country. 1t is, however, well known,
that South America does not depend on
foreign resources for success; tina: how
ever beneficial auxiiaries may be in ma.
king captures on the high seas, il is on
the territory where the great struggle
must be maintained, and on the nerve and
patriotism OF the natives the most ardu.
GUS Of duties devolve. During our rev.
dictionary contest, Great Britain held
forth the same tone of defiance, but it had
an effect very contrary to what they ex-
pected, and in this case it will be the
same. We find that expeditions are
openly fitted out in England, and men
recruited in the streets-yet no opposition
was made to it by the government. Whole
squadrons have been fitted out iu South
America, and yet it appears that our CO.
operation is the most censured aud repro
bated. We hear Of Americans being
thrown into dungeons, and if Englishmen
are captured, they are demanded by their
government and obtained. 1t is, however,
an undeniable proof of a reverse Of for
tune, when threats only can be Illuminated,
and it should be The last resort Of any
power who has the means and the inclina-
ton to command respect. If such threats
could have any influence on men embark
ed 10 the cause of liberty, their bravery
and patriotism would be very doubtful, and
this decree, we are persuaded, will have
the effect of creating desperation in all
the contests, aud men will fight with a
view of giving no quarter. Such course
will soon end The contest, and will end it
very much to the disadvantage of Spain.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

r, sling under the bread canopy of heav-
en-, presses her naked infant to her bosom,
with as true and fond emotion as the fair
est in our land aud her heart is torn with
as keen anguish if ii perish in her sight.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

From South america. Kimball
at Holmes Hole, in 49 days from st. Sal
vador, informs that Mr.. Hill, the Ameri-
can Consul, was at Rio Jsneiro, and .
Portuguese gentleman was acting as his
deputy at ST. Salvador. The new ton
mage duty, which was to have been inn
posed on he list Of November, had not
been exacted when Capt. X. sailed, but
was expected TO take place shortly. The
Portuguese most relisiousiy believe, that
the late depredaiions committed on their
commerce by privateers fitted cut from
Baltimore, are sanctioned by our govern
ment, and in consequence of this impress
sion, the Americans are regarded with an
eye of suspicion and distrust, and are fire.
quently complimented with the honorable
appellaiions of thieves and pirates!
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
Yours, respectfully, &c.

To the Editors of the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
Sir-Please insert the following extract
OF letter l have just received.
Algeciras, Jan. 8, 1919.
"Dear Sir--I should have before this
had the pleasure Of paying TO you my
personal respects, but for one OF the
strsngest and most unprecedented acts Of
a tribunal, that perhaps ever occurred in
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
MARCH 81.

MARCH 81.
.4nother Robbery Of the Maa.-The
Agent for the General Post Office resid-
ING at New-OrleaHs, announces that, on
the 9th of February, two packages OF LET
ters we're stolen from the mail, at or near
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
MARCH 80.

MARCH 80.
Mail Robberg.--A letter, dated at
!" Clarkmont, near Wilmington, N. c.
March l7th," and Post Marked VIII
mington, March 23d,' received by this
mornings mail, had been opened aud rob-
bed of two bank notes, and re.seaicd with
second wafer. The notes were Of the
state bank of North Carolina, and Of the
following description:
No. 933, dated 18th Of October 1912,
for $50.
No. 1871, dated 3lst December, 1914,
for $40.
Another Mail ROb6ery.-A letter from
the POST Master at Newbern 10 the Post
Master at Wilmington, N. C. under date
of The 9th inst. states, that the mail car
rier on that rout had just been arrested
on suspicion Of having robbed the letter
bag. The carrier confessed that the bag
had been robbed four times in three weehs'
but asserted that the crime was commit
ted by two negro men. He was sent 70
prison to await his trial.
Late Bermuda papers mention, tnst an
epidemic had ragged to great degree a.
mong the troops in the garrison at Toba'
90 but according TO the latest accounts,
It was abating.--W. Butler. Esq. Collec-
tor Of the customs, bad fallen victim to
the disease. Q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

Re 1ss abe 90 a4ke Ainsslf imperfcciiy up-
derssood by them, and also TO compreliend
their meaning. so fet-- gty w.
"On the 6tu in,roducrion tsking place,
The natives inquired whether their visitors
came from the Sun or the Moon! The Es-
quimaux told them neither but fcin
. large country great distsnce from tho
south They said this was impossible, as
There was nothins 10 the soUthwa.d bat On
lnhabitsbIe ice. Il was with great diRi-
Gully that they could be convinced II
their error. or led 10 regard our couo.
uymen in any other light than as beings from
some other planet On being taken Cn hoard
the vessels, they msnifested The utmost sor.
prise az every thing they saw. They could
not fors some time Se persuaded thar the ships
were not animals, and possessed she pow er of
speaking and when told that they were tho
nature OF houses, inumited that conld not BE-,
since the former went baekwstds and for
wards while houses were srstiopary. They
repeatedly hsOdled the clothes OF the cfewA
and could not conceive what sort Of skins
they were mads Of their own covering being
wholly of that description. OF bread or grain
hey not use on being induced 20 put some
of the former into their mouths, after nasti-
eating il for some time spat it out sgain as
,aseless. Their own food, IL appears, wsa
OF fish and blubber. They had never seen
any timbe,, and were qune ignorant of its
prophecies SO that one OF them, CO
going aboard, and seeing n mast laid
upon the deek, attempted to take il up
10 his hands, as If he conceived it TO be devoid
Of weight. Another OF Them, on being taken
into the cabin, and shewn his image in rnie-
ror, stsrted'back with surprise, and could net.
until after repeated assurances and sxperf-.
ments, bs convinced that there was not sona
person behind the mirror. They appeared
10 have no idea cf God or Of a future state
nor do they seeD, from what we can learn,
10 have sny enemies, but supposed them.
selves scie monarchs Of tho universe"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
Prom Bells Messenger, Nov. 90.
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

Additional Particulars from Hell haaer.
The following. particulars respecting ths
newly discovered race Of Esquimaux wers
communicated by Sir John Ross e.
"The Discovered Ships bad been lying al
joining the land, between LAT. rs and ~, fast
coed TO an mcebevg, for two or three days
and he'd Just showed OF, when TO their grea
,urprize they sew some persons coming down
from the interior, towards tie shore, s'edse
drawn by dogs. Our eouu,rymen immed
,,ely pu, bsck bot on lending, the native
lsd towards the interior. In order, II poss
BE, to open . communicated With them,
Esquimsox, on board the expedition, set of
sfser them ssd st,us three miles over N
ice, succeedsd 10 this "hjec:, When be forc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
HOUSE OF OFREPRESENT.1TYTES.
WEDNESDAY,, SAN. 80.

- t0nonoI Ba5k. Eat Ia
Mr. C,airhorn said, ss no,ics had becu Civ.
en- Of the motion respecting the back, be
now gave notice, that when the House should
enter on the consioeratio0 of the report of
the bank committee, he should ctfer pro-
position to repeal the charter Of the bank in
toto. ssa
Mr.. Bassett moved 4 resolution, cuthor-'
,zing rho Speaker ~ admit on the Aoor Of
The House. such persons 90 he might think
proper, during the present debate.
This motion was Intended for tie accom-.
mediation OF those Of the softer sex who have
grsced the. House, by their presence, 10
great numbers, for the 8 days past.
Aker short conversation, in The course
of which some amusement was caused by .
motion being made to strike out heyscns and
iossr, iadies, which was opposed on tho
ground that the ladies would not be at all
offended if gentlemen were also sdmi,ted---
The motion vas laid on the table, on the
suggestion Of Mr.. Hopkiuson, that IL would
nc undigni6ed to make rule applicable to
,ns Debate which wss not 70 ell Debates ssd
On tine ground that, IL passed, come ladies'
would smIl be aeeessariIy excluded BY the
~snt Of room on the 1oor. t5
The cngssssed bill to extend the time or
he location Of military lsud warrants, vas
cad third time, passed, suc sent to The
Senase fos eoucurfense.
Seniosie War.
The House then sesio resolved itself inso.
commi,,es Of the whole, M. Pitkin in the.
az, on the report OF the com mitsee Of
military sGaisa On us 3saiaels We, wid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY,, sAR. 90.
LN Sc mr.,

WEDNESDAY, sAR. 90.
Mr. Sterer laid on The table a resolution to
instruct the commiftee OF finance 10 enquire
into the expcdiency Of 90 altering the amoont
OF compensation to certain collectors Of the
customs, as shsll make the same msIe com.
mensura'e with the duties required Of then
Mr. Ruggles submitted The folio wing,
which was agreed TO.
Resolved, That the President Of the u.
nltec States be requested to Cause repori 10
be laid before the Senate, at their next ses.
sion, OF such facts as Il may be wilnIn the
means OF the governmsn, TO obtain, shew.
ing how far il may be expedient, oc not, to
provide ~ law for therclothing of the army
with articles manufactured within the Uni,ed
States. st t
.eta fr THURSDAY, GAG. 81.
Mr.. Williatrsi Of Tenns ssce, from tho
committee ON military affairs, reported q bill
for tho better organization Of tho military
academy, which was read.
The motion yes,erd,y submi:cd By AR.
S,orer, was taken up and agreed 10.
a. FRIDAY, JAN, ~.
Mr.. TAFT, from tho conrantee on naval
affsirs, reported tho bill making sppropria-
tiors for the support of the navy for the yeer
1919, with some amendments; which were
read. trt frFh
Mr.. Diekssson, from the mmit,es ap-
pointed On that subject, reported the rssolu-
tion proposing an amendment to the CoDsti-
lption as respects the mode cIeetipg Electors
and Representatives to Congress, With Q.
mcndments. ,u.
The bill making appropriations for the
military services for Is 9, wss ordered 10 q
third reading aud the Sensts adjourned .
Mondsy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

The Nsw-Ya,k papers state ,hst NJ
,heevss 10 spokes Of ~ the successor TO NJ
Jones in The Presidency Il the Bank OF th'
u. States, aud thai James c. Fisher new &C..
a. President b.s fer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

republicans shes duped for sSs hundret5s
,iGe by the coarse and paipable arts Of fed
cra,ism. ft4 n@,~ 80
Having du'y prepared (as they bclieve) the
public mind, for the sacri6cs Of gAlIsnt,
grey-hesded Hero, or falling In that, for the
downfall Of an administration, possessing the
confidence and affections Of us Rcpubiicsps,
il was considered st opportunity to make
the great effort ia the House Of Represents
tives. In order TO make the lime peculiarly
spb .the sfh of- Janaary, s1e onniversary Of
RE glorious Battle of .New- Orirans, was sc.
lccied Tor the purpose, according TO the usual
policy Of the FEEDER raIists, who are famous 70,
tuning thi0gs. ael
But the .ining of this a,tnck, was nothing
to the instrument selected for commencing
the great battle. You have without doubt,
read the speech, which was expected utterly
to demolish the gallant i" Old Hickey"
whose familiar sppeilation is as dear to US as
that of Old Ironsides, and equally rooted
in oar heart OF hearts. i, was such ss nigh,
have been nexpected-spongy, poa pous, wordy
and nconclusive--full of sound and fufy sig
nifying nothing aod, as usuai, sugsred over
with piety, humanity, "aDd all that sort OF
thing" But the General is no. a mouse TO
be demolished by the push of Bull, Rush,
and still stands his ground in the sifections
Of the people, whom he HAS lwicc saved from
white and copper coloured ssvages, some
times allurcd by /" Beauty and Boosy,' and
sometimes by the scent of blood, or the cries
OF murdered cb''dfcn.
- 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

n The ENyaUiRERis pabi.shed twica week gene
rally, and three unes week during the Session Of the
gfstc eSsfature.Prce the heretofore, Ffsc
DofisrSer ann,in In advanct. Notes o! Char
tered specie paying Baaks, (o7fyl viii be received In
paymeRt. The Editor will guErantee the safety of rc
Uniting them by mail, The posnse OF all letters being
paid ~ the writers.
n No paper will he discontinued, tbut at the discre-
ion Of the Editor until all have been paid up
~ whoevsrwl guarantee thc payment ofuius papers
shali receive a tenth gratis.
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One Sf4drs-fsr,t I1sertsoa, rs csnfs--edca
eeaftnGdacs, so ce1ts.
Va ldusriisemeat igSerted sstH &c has either bcsn
Ysid for lsSxae6 ~ person j. this city ito
eapiTags.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

HEhBMCk- attorney at LaH-wit arte,,I- a.,
superior and inferior courts Of lar for tbe cur
ues OF Bedford, Campbell and Pittsyivauis-Bosincss
sondded TO him will be Principally attended TO-
New london, Va. Feb 10. 90 .falavs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

IoIISE....r The subscriber aIoas Is a.Iho,izs1 To
reeve me outstanding debts due TO The late cor.
pointed receiver bereofby the superior con,
10. zoe m,shmSnd district, u is expected thai al per
aie payment longer Indulgence eannot bo ss,",
DVts y. 0EssU SAAIEI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

SPANtSH HiDES.-He shall receive in , lew a.,
- -, sou very prime BHenos dyres OK HIDES-vhieh
va, Oe sold on reasonable terms, AZ our store.
DC ~. z0..m RALSION 8 pIKAsANrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
s%G FOR LONDON,
NEES& To the address Of Me..rs. John Giiliat g

HEFf& To the address Of Me.srs. John Giiiat &
-ss!s{1s son, with tia liberty Of consignment. the
good ship George WashJcsfoH aa9 tons, burthen 400
hhds. tsb0ece las just been shsathe aud put In
complete order Norfolk, where she commence
loading In few days. having considerable part other
curgo engaged, will meet With dispatcb For terms of
freight OF the remainder, (which 10 very moderately a
piy 10 MessTs. Ricbaid & John Taylor or Dir. James
TLorbuTa, NOrfolks. ldeon Johnson, " PETERSBURG
or To the subscriber. WM. GliLIAT.
Who has foI sale, 10 bslss Cough and Brathwsiseas
nspt SosiVn, rase scpef,ile eiVths ccse ladies'
aud gen,eaen,s To-. priced glovssj boxes q Irish
linen; boxes 5-i shesiins box diaperss , bales
hempsn rois--snd anout so casks very superior old
Issdos particular Madeira and Sercial Wipe in bhds
quarter and hall quafier casks. 20
II The lettsrpaS OF the ship Jewel for LONDON, Ia
mp tse Coffee House. 10 be taken away very soon OF
which due notice will be given. Jaa. o. 73..u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
4 Wife w nted.

FNHE undersigned, having passed 81
) years oihis life in state Oh Celibacy,
chiefly on account OF his necuniary embar
easements, ha, the honor of informing the la
dies, hat by the death OF his thirty third cou
sin he HIS come into possession If hand.
sorne independence, consisting of 80 acres
of palmetto fat, at PiccoIata. East Florida, a
blind mare, three lame cows, and two bob
tail sows, all of which he is willing T. share
with any laoy who shall make him happy by
rendering him her hand Virtue only being
essential TO happiness, no exception will he
taken at her person. Letters under cover to
Samuel Coventry, Daren, Georgia and post
paid, will be regularly forwarded on To, and
answered by
PALEMON FLINT, efEaa Florida.
Oct. I2 3i*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
situ.tien Wa,itpd

FSNHE advertiser, "a native Of Erg!and)
who has bat the honor 10 instruct adult
pupils, as well as youth of both sexes, in
Stenography. the English and French Len
guages, EIocuticn, Writing, Arithmetic, Go
oeraply SC IS desrous OF obtaining inmc-
late employment as private teacher. as
sistant in respectable academy, Or mastlS
of school in the county.
Possessing the most ample testimonies in
favor Of his competency a. teacher. the adj
yertiser wishes not TO shrink from any tnves-
tie atiOn that may be deemed requisite. i'll
order to ascertain the validity OF his pre- ter
sIons, and the extent of hs acqurements-
Enquire ifhy letter, post paid)o Mr.. Davis,
the editor of 'hI@ paper.
n B. Law students and other profession
al gentlemen my acquire complete know
ledge of the advertisers system Of Strmpra-
ply in the ccuse ni twelve lessons Ladies
or gentlemen DESTROYS of private instruction.
may be attended at their own houses. snt at
their own time. Osto5er l3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
Fubllc Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from Thoma.
- Triplett to the su scrber, will lie sold
on the premises, for cash. al ten O'Clock IN
the morning of WED\ ESDAY the eth il.
slant, a LOT of GROUND. on the south
side of K ing street So .eet 10 inches to the
westward of Washington st. containing "a
feet and hall inches by l01 feet deep,
and running TO seven feet alIey-subject to
a ground rent Of fifty dollars per aunum.
also,
Another LOT on Washington street. 1C9
feet TO the south o! King street, containing
48 feet inches by IS te' deep, and bound.
ed on the north by seven feet slley-sub-
ject 10 a ground rent OF twenty-five dol arS
per annum.
THOMAS SMITH, Trustee.
October ID Insults
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
Fl. W Ashton & Co.

uAVE just opened new and extensive
III assortment of DRY GOODS, consist.
ing, IN part, of carpet'ngs, hannels, hlan-
kets, bnmbazetts, ticklenhurgs, burlaps, IRISH
linens, supe fine and second broad Cloth and
eassim res. Manchester cords and velvets,
vestings, cotton AMI wor.ted hosiery, Scotch
pIaids. cahcnes India mus'Ins, cambria and
fancy lnusIins, domestic sheetings, &c &c.
all Of which are olferej tor sale at the most
reduced prices Tor cash. , ,
p. ). They are authorised ~ LII 'h''
large and commodious three story brick store,
lately occupied b. S. Marx, adjoining the
Store Of DR.. F.. S:ahler-lt is admirably CAL
culatcd for an extensive dry goods or groce-
ry business. t3ithtf October
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
District of COIunb.a,

County of .1lerandria. TO 1r't.
ON the petition of LILLIAN SToops, an
~ insoIvent debtor, confined in the jail OF
Alexandria county, for debt Notice is here
by given to thu creditors of the said William
Shops. that on the first Monday in November
next. al ten O'Clock, A. NJ. at the courthouse
of said county, the oath prescribed by an act
OF the Congress of the United Sites, entitled
" an act for the relief of ;nso!yent debtors IN
The district of Columbia" will he admins
tered TO the said inso'vent, and trustee ap-
pointed, unless sufficient cause 10 the con-
trary be then and there shown. Ordered. that
this notice be published once week tor tour
weeks in hoth newspapers before that day.
By order of the Hon William Cranch, cbel
Judge of the United States Circuit Court oil
tI,e District of Columbia.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, &C.
october 6 lava"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14

The following persons were properly
elected to act as Committee for the U
Mon -
Miss Goodier, Miss Knowles. Miss
Lowe, Mrs. Hodgson. Miss MhaiIey,
Mrs. Kenworthy, Mrs. Rhodes, Miss
Longson, Miss Johpstone, Mrs. tew
art, secretary, and Mr.. Hambleton.
Treasurer.
A vote of thanks was given to Mr..
LawtGn, grocer, liillgate: ard to Mr..
Sanderson. shoe dealer. opposite Bulke-
ly Arms Inn. Stockport, for voluptasils
stepping forward to give bail for Sir
Charles Wolsely, Bart. Carried by
nj, ersl acclamatians of %" Wnlscly and
Liberty :"
A vote of thanks was then passed tn
those seven patriotic individuals VIII,
have rendered themselves to come for
ward to give bail for our worthy friend
the Rev. Joseph Harrison. Carried by
unbpundcd acClamations Of IS Harrison
forever -
A vote of thanks was then proposed
to their worthy PresidentcsS, which vas
carried in the usual way. b! acclama-
ton.
The Presidentess then replied -
Ladies': do assure you, you have
so wounded me, by the kind attention
You ha, e honorrd We with. that the load
ov"rwhelms me with such a sense of
obligation. that | cannot express my
hanks.-SuffiCe it to say, that tins
mark of esteem ] will ever dearly Cher
ish IN ny heart.--I can only say. that
it will be fresh stmulus TO spur mt on
with greater avidiiy in the common
cause Go praceably home. for fear OF
furnishing the Bnroughmongers with
materials for another green bag. A
plot is what they are AS Cnhbctt ob
serves dying for: and the only plan to
Illustrate their heilish wish, is to act
constltulipnally in all yonrundertakings.
III" NEE ing then dispersed, about
halfpast 10 O'Clock, highly pleased with
t. nr0Crr;.ingS of the eve ing.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
Land for Sale.

TINE subscribers offer for sale, valuable
: TRACT OF LAND, containing 700
acres. lying in Charles county. Maryland,
near Smiths Point, and only one mile f ON
the Potomac river one half OF which is in
valuable wood 'imher, and the soil equal
to any in the neighborhood. The improve.
mems are good dwelling house, with four
roo on floor arge barn nearly new !;
and every convenient out house, such aS are
required on farm. 4 credit of one an two
years will be given, the purchaser giving
honi. with approved security, and ii not
punctraily pail, to bear interest from the
day of sale.
Ii not sod at private sale. il will I've offer
ed at public sale, on the 10Th November next.
RIGID. +. SINMS
ELIZA w ADAMS.
LEE NJ. SPEAKE.
september9l tuhsrl6ihN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-14
One Hundred Dollars Rev ..rd.

DAN AWAY, on tie s0ih September list,
IL. tron the subscriber, living near Battle
town, in Frederick county, Virginia. a bright
MuIatto Girl, named LAVlNiA, but she will
in all probability change her mare. She IS
about feet ; or incAeahigh is very like
Iy aod stoops considerably in waking. She
took with her bundle containing a variety
of clothing. Ii has been ascertainet MT she
is endeavoring 10 make her way To PhIadel-
phia, VIA AIex'a. and Ba,ii.nore. he above
reward viii be given Tor spYrehending The
said mula,to girl and bringing her home or
lodging her III jail :. ths, get her az IN :,
Ann P. ,GE.
October Is oZw