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The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
CURES PERFORMED.

Though heretofore considered pas. relief bg
Dr.. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS.
Mr.. Sherman, caypenter IF Boston, was 20
AsA months fi,cted win umor on the sack
# bis hAnd wh. .ch incaT act-ted him for votk,st-
er having tried every thug ~ vain, snd suffer
81 an operation or bis hsnd, and considered in
aut able, was cured and restored 20 health By
ssking bottles Ut these drops.
NJ. Wrlght Of Boston, vas three years af-
Hicted with Fegerss1re on one OF bis iegS, had
ried most medicines without effect, was cured
By 2 bottles.
A child Of Mr.. BrriR, Of Hanover, wa.
cured OF Ulcers and Biles. some of which had
ase down 10 the ribs, by bottles. This child
was considered in dying state when be began
t.k.ng hese drops.
I'm Infant Of Boston, was covered all over
with Eiupions, blind with both eyes, WAS CURED
oy 3 bottles.
An elderly Lady Of Boston, was severely
sH c,ed for i6 Yeas, with an eruption Ell over
aer, attended with the most tormentiag itchngs
burning, and blolches. bad lost thereby tao tee
and one finger nails, 1as cured by q oottles-shs
mad not lefl her room foc months, and consideY.
ed past all relief!
II Gentleman Of Le1iaton, was afflicted 90
years wth five Ulcers in his legs, could OBTAIN
no relief, was sured by q bottles.
A Gentleman Of Boston, his wife and FIVE
children was many years ff,cted with Etuptious,
nad tried every medicine without SUCCESS was
cured wi'h these drops
A Gentleman Of Rorbury. was 90 years af-
aicted with Humor on one of bis legs, aftsnct.
ed with burniag, itching and biolches, was re-
signed psst relief, tor so years could not lie
IN bed At tunes, VS. perfectly cured oy these
drops.
4 Lady Of Chaylesto5en, was wears afTlict-
ed with White Sweilhgon hec knee ltini, ha6
tried every sssls sacs, and cons .dered past re-
lief, contraction hsd formed, when on tskine
these drops and using Dr.. Jebo's Liniment in 3
weeks she had the E. re use of the Joint, the pain
LET, her, and By continuing 'hem has obtsined
perfect cure.
These Drops sre radical cure for acurvy.
scrofuis, 5 +. An,hony's fire, leprosy, pimpled
faces, enlarged gland. sore legs, ulcers even
when the hone is sffrcted, velnai tsints, when
mercury has faiied,s the best spring & autumn
nal physi-, and may he giveo 10 children with
perfect ssisty-PrIce one dollar.
UPAsk for g DR.. Relf's Botanical Drops. >" IN
None are genuine unl-ss signed W L con
WAY Prepared and sold whol.sals by ne
sale iproprie,or w T. cOHWA Az. chemist No.
Bams,ed-P &C, Cos o.. by Is spscisl so-
poinsment hy Coz u Qutscy. HEwRv hgrAkn
and IpHs S DUeEE, .pp'h-c .tlts. sad IosYpn
JuHNsaN. Bo~r. ell. {. P,.iIlnd. al mos dug
sts $, tcokseisrs sni !. mss srs thfoue hatx
the Uaiaed Ssxtre--whAre va4y 6e hsd a. sos.
Justly ssfened ard tiytig arargred msdicinesss
aepar.d BY T" w. Il CONWAY
Ap'ii 70. trop l2w)
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
DIED.,


In North Yarmouth, on the 10Th inst. William
Chase. Jr. only soa ofCapt. William Chase, aged
27 years.
la Boston. Mr.. William A. Woodbury., Printer,
native of New-Gloucester, aged %.
In Penobsc cot, Capt Ebenezer Perkins, aged
35-killed by the falling Of d tree.
In Rutland, Mr." rs.her, wife ofDoct. Samuel
Friek, aged 38.
At Westport, Mas IN the 18th inst. Peleg
Trip young out 20 years Of age
Having, with eeE e his associates spent
most of the precet day n idleness and drink
ing, towards even ana * the company offered
to pay for it, if he .-ouid drink off tumbler Of
strong spirits, containing half pint or more he
Immediately. swallowed the contents and was
soon wholly senseless medical aid was exerted
in vain and he expired early the next morning,
a victim to the degrading vice Of Intsnsperance
and we hope an awful warning to others.
,.aa> .NeW-Bedford paper.
In this town, on the 10th inst. Mr. John De-
coas, a native Of Portugal, aged 42.-He was an
industrious man, and has left wife and five child
rem to lament his sloss.-Elen, daughter of Maj. J.
Trowbridge, aged years.--Arthur S. son ofCapt
Stephen Foster, aged g. months-William
knight, son of Mr.. Abraham Ossood, aged 8
months. * .el ss-4..a-1.--.
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Dissolution Of PGrtnerShip.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
~ have been appointed by the Hon Judah De-
ma, Esq. Judge Of Probate for the county OF OK
fore, commissioners the estate of JONATHAN
late OF Lowell, in said county
of Oxford, yeotnan, deceased. represented insol
vent, and that six months allowed from The
thirty first day ofMarch, 4. 1879, for the cred
itors TO exhibit their claims and rrove their debts
against said estate, and that will attend to tho
service assigned us at the dwelling house Of Ste
phen Heald Esq. in the town OF Lowell, on the
fourth Friday OF Augustenext and on the fourth
Friday Of September next from one Of the O'Clock
in the afternoon, TO six Of tbs O'Clock in the after
noon on each of said days
STEPHEN HEAD.
STEPHEN BARKER.
Dated at Lowell, April t6ih.A. p. 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
THR fub.criser having b.en duly appointed

THR fubscriser having been duly appointed
4 SEALER OF WEIGHTS e MEASURES.
within and for the town of Portland, and fworn as
the Law dirscss-Hsreby notifies the inhabitants
of said town, to bring ia TO him at his fhcp in
Middle Street, or at the ihop Of SAM'L. CIARY, .
fsy rsds Es6 fnyJ JSsf. all the Weights and Meas.
ures, Scale Beams, Yard Sticks, &e that they may
be tried proved and feaed as the law directs.
ZACHARIAH NOWELL
N.B-Ths law requires that all fhall have their
Weights and Measures proved once year.
PorsiaRd, April 80, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
.EIi,ah UougIass's Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the heir. and cred.
~ i,ors of the eftase of ELIJAH DOUGLASS
late of Durham, in the county Of Cumberland yso.
man, dseeafed. aud all Others cerned- That
Ebeneger Everett administrator of faid effate has
exhibited TO me the fubfcri5er Judge of the Court
of Probate within and for faid county, his krfi
account of standardization of faid eftste; and that
the fame vii! be conGdered At Probate Court to
be held 1t the house of Ifaac Dow in Rrunfwick
ia said county oa the hrif Thursday of June sex,
NJ nine o'clock In the forenoon when and vher Q
they may be prefen, and thew csu.e, IL any they
have, why the fame hould NOT be allowed.
Given under my hspd Al Portland, this tenth
day of March, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and nineteen, SAM FREEMAN.
A true copy-attelf
HcRATI0 SouTH1Ar u Rsgr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
GREAT BARGAIN II

THE Legislature of this Connonwealth have
l. din ected the commissioners of the land Office
TO sell tract of land ia the county Of Oxford.
known as the surplus of East Audover and con.
tiguous 20 that town, containing Eight Thousand
fcres and consisting of variety of soil, well cal
cuiated for farming gsettlement.-Notice is here
by given that the same will be sold for the most
IL will bring befefe the last Of Nopember nert-
For price and terms of payment. apply at thelIand
Office in the State house, Boston, or of LorHRop
LEWIS, Of G0rham. 6w.
Land Office Feb Q5
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
80 -srDENT ADAJs's LETTER.


81 7'.,art.d that a l.ttcr has been received
Il hfrctable gentleman ~ hallowell or .9u-
Rf '..r s.,,, the venerable PREs.pEET ADAMS,
gussa' 81 enc written "a him with view to
" ~ sD..s.t, hs opinion "a the eTpedtency Of Sep
ds1 Il Al this is a subiect of public interest,
HA;rh perhaps some further light may he
fa aad with regard TO which no information
tn'ps. arniss. especially from so respectable a
tah t'.es ~ Il would be gratifying TO many citizens
safa. s;styict to be favoured with its contents.
~ 'ss.ssar,ed that publication Of it would not
= if.,rayv 10 the design Of the venerable wri-
% es,s. object must undoubtedly have been
-. ~ means Of doing some good by diffssing
.srt,nt and useful information.
nP' .-- KENSEBEcK.
!, ,be meeting usually holden by the Fed.
.;s,s Of Portland, previous TO the Repre-
s,stise election 10 agree upon candidates,
ss ,he federalists in favour OF separation AMI
\ 5s,,l;sts without regard 10 separation-all
Ns,. y. disgosed to act according 10 their
- orinclpies, and all who are nj The
"A. t;ae disposed to eonsoh any particular
tsho,tata public or local interest, be invited
sseenble together, one and all. at the usual
.S,Ss y tor ti,at purpose. There is great dan
5.,da democratic majority 10 the house of
sa,sen,ariyes II tmay be relied upon that
s ,,ifces wiil be left unemployed 70 accom-
! -.,.b sSaf 4 iecl. Let rosiseordant feelings.
!..aB,ces. or considerations prevent bar
ss raa,oos cooperation of all federal republ-
,.cs IN the choice of representatives. Above
II 1T there be no misunderstanding on the
,sblect. Federalists will not oppose the cleo
,;oa4ot federalists in favour of separation,
,houel they should form the whole ticket.
IAN INDEPEsDENT FEDERALIsT.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
AottCa1,S'
Tuesday, April 27, 1879.
REPRESENTATIVE Election.

We would erge upon the federal towns in
he District Of Maine The importance OF choos-
mg federal representatives. There is 4 anger
.oa democratic majority in the house Of
representatives, which may be the means OF
making democratic Senate and council
Nosrtifce is left unemployed TO accomplish
hat end. The democratic party in this dis,
met are making great hobby horse OF SEN
aration. They pretend to consider it pri-
nary concern-But depend upon it, however
earnest some of them may be in the main,
heir FIRST object still is TO secure democratic
House. For that purpose in towns where they
have not a majority they will endeavour to
make mixed ticket of federalists and demo-
cats in favour of separation. This will be
heir object 10 this town for example. VIII
hey doso in Saco? Let no federalisi enter into
such hollow and deceptive alliances Let the
question OF separation make no difficulty a.
rong them on this subject. Let Federal
sosns send representatives for or against sep
sFaion Just as they please. Only let them be
Fsderalists
OD this subject we feel authorized to re-
somaend to our political friends liberal aud
magnaaimous course. In this town it is prob
able that the majority will unite 10 the cLoice
d federal repre- sentatves in favour of separa-
hon. Not fhat the majority of the iederalists
are decidedly in favour OF sep araiion but
bat such measure NAV be expedient TO Sc
cure their harmony and defeat the election of
democrats. In other towns where it may
mol be necessary TO consult such considera-
ions II will be the interest of tederaists TO
elect faithful representatives Of their senti-
neats-Whether loT or against separation,
however, or independent 10 regard to the
question:, let US spare ourselves the disgrace
snd The Governor the distress of surrounding
BIN with democratic council. In that case
We shall have lost all we have done Let no
consideration therefore divert or prevent any
'ederalst from being faithful TO himself and do
ing bis duty to the Commonwealth on this i'm
porlant and interesting occasion.
Let every federal town accordingly send
n had complement Of representatises-lt is a
measure Of self defence
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
GAzrrr4 A. News,
PORT OF PoRTL.4ND.S


Entrances and ciedra1,ce, al the Custom House.
ARRIVALS -
Arrived, April 2l, brig Bolina, Eldridge, from
st. BaFts, via Wiscassct and Boston, with moas-
ses.-24th, schr. Dolphin, Polleys, from St. An
drews, via Boston, with plaster and potatoes
sloop Venus, Prince, from Boston, with tar-sch.
Reaper, Blanchard, from Boston, with -four
25th, sloop Milledgeyille, Drinkwater, from Bos-
ton, with rice and cotton-sloop Favourte,
Knight, from Boston. with sundry merchandise
sloop Packet, Lowell, from do. with do.--schr.
Relief, Baxter, from Dennis, with ballast
26th, schr. Dorcas-Ann, Titcomb, from St. Johns,
for Newyork, with Plaster, &c.
CLEARANcRs.
Foreign.--Cleared, April 22, brig Milo, Mer-
rill, for Halfax-brig Francis, Brazier, fer the
West-lndies--schr. Eunice, Farley, for the West
lndies.-23, schr Buffaloe, Lee, for st. Johns.
Coastsofse.- sch. Factor, knight, for Norfolk
24th, schr. Decatur, Casting for Eastport.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

CONSISTING Or
7 casks London White Lead
~ do Dutch Linseef Oil
do Spirits rurpentine
5 do French Yellow Ochre
do Venetian Red---f5 sacks Terdigrise
2 bids Spanish Whites bits Spanish Brown
: Red Lead --Lytharge--P Prusian Blue
vermilIiou---Crome Yellow-Copal varnish
Gold, silver ami brass Leaf---Psint Brushes
Gum Copal--Gum Sheilac
e5 lbs Calomel--I case Cantharsles
bbs Arrow Roof do. Crem Tart
bale Gentan Root--f case Lquorice Paste
t2 doz. Hssrlem Oils boxes Roll Birthstone,
$50 lbs Gum Camphor---S boxes CASTLE Soap
1 bale Fol Sienna--1 do ChamomiIe Flowers
4 do. Snake Root--Surgeons Instruments. &c.
UPWhich are offered for sale on the most, rea-
sonable terms for cash or credit. tf. April 27
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
NEHEMIAH CRAM,

NEHEMIAH CRAM,
Fore Street. Head Of Long Wharf,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
40 chest & boxes Hyson, Young
Hysou & souchong TEAS, lately imported
80 bags white and brown Sugars
10 do. green Coffee
do Pepper and Pimento
10 do Blown Salt
500 lbs Loaf Sugar
ESQ lbs Cassia--50 do Indigo
30 kegs fig and twist obacC0
D do Raisins-boxcs ditto
10 do Ginger--f0 do Snuff
Is hhds retailing Molssses
10 do ". E. Rum
do West India 10
5 do American Gin
pipes Holland Gin
DO Cognac Brandy (.rst quality
2 do Lisbon and Port Wine
10 dn Vinegar
2 casks Malaga Wine
9 do sperm Oil
50 boxes Cigars do Pipes
10 do Brimstone--to do Windsor Sosp L
10 do Wates Chockolate
80 bbls. s. F. Flour
40 bbis. Clear < Mess Pork
2 casks Rice-t5 casks Nails
N. bales Prime Cotton
40 doz. Sutton Hoes-1e do scythes, 10 do
Sickes
Is do English & American Shovels
German e. American Mill Saws
100 Grindstones
Also a general assortment Of Hard Ware.
Portland, April 9th 1919 CIV.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

NEHFMIA An CRAM, offers for Sale on iiber.
L Y al terms, (or would exchange for Rsal Efae
IN Portland 4 large HOUSE & other convenienf
ou;.hou.e, with abcus one acre of LAND Egusted
at st&od'fh corner, eigh cen miles from Portland,
a good ftaud for Mechanic OF Trader.
ALSO-haif mile frcm fsid corner, thirty q.
cres of LAND, uuder gSot Improvements. .--
ALsO-0ae hundred Acres of Wood LAND
four mites dlisut from faid cornsr, eaid Lands
wcuid be fold in lots fuit purehAfers.
Portland April 27, 1879. &C.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

A letter received at Washington, states that
General Brown lays dangerously i'll at Browns
vile, (N Y.) of a hemorrage i'll the lungs.
Among other Items of expenditure by the
British government, there is one of 22,0O0t ster-
ling, paid Messrs. Randall and Bridge, for
diplomatic Snuff Boxes.-This will make John
Bull sneeze most convulsively.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
KaNT,ED.

A n active industrious LAD, Of is or IL years
IA 10 attend Store--good recommendation wiI
be required.--Inquire al the GAZETTE OFFICE.
PortlsnG, Arril 27.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
.M.ARRTED.

In Augusta, Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Of Alma,
60 Miss HANNAH BRooKs.
In Sebec, Mr.. Otis Getchall, to Miss Phebe
shipley, Of No. 3, 7th Range.-Mr. David Arm
stead, of Williamsburg, to Miss Betsey Moore, of
Sebec
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
PAINTS,

-AMnNG WHICH ARE
Best London dry White Lead
Ditto ~groaha iRolly in-kegs Of ligerent sizesr
warranted prime
Red hea,i--7>lsruceaY YelIow--Spanish Brown
Venetian Reed--W Whiting--V Verdsgrise--do Ground
Creme Yellow Vermiihon-- Gum Copal
Shelf c-Slip B;ue--LINSEED Oil
Spirits Of Iurpentne- Paint Brushes, &c. Sc.
All kinds Of mix d Paints for House aud ship
Painting
Floor Paints properly prepared by second q ind
ing II cslours 10 suit the purchaser
ALSO various colours, suitable for Water Paint
for Entry WaIs--Chambers-K Kitchens, &C. at
small expense-together with almost every article
usually kept ina PAINT STORE.
\ \ The PAINTING. BUSINESS
carried on hy NJ. QUINcY, IS usual, who will at
tend to the Painting of Houses, Vessels, Signs, &c.
at short notice.
~ Cash givenf for FLAX SEED.
Portland, April 27. (9w)
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
t1P Interesting 10 Surveyors Of
HighWays.
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
a Nd for sale at this OFFIcF, such extrac's
q from the Laws of this Commonwealth, az re-
late TO the power and duties Of su veyors Of Hig-
ways-together with the form Of notice 90 per.
son of his Highway rate and the Assessors w ar
rant for the Commitment OF Taxes to the Co,iee-
tory The whole may be afforded for little more
than the price e Blank Warrant; and il is pre-
sumed that Selectmeu and Assessors will find ii so
useful as to make il an object we'll worth their at
tention. Aprit 81.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
TICKETS 4 PARTS.

7 n the Second Class, KENNEBEC BRIDGE
IL BOTTERY, for sale by WILLIAM HYDE,
No. 5, hussey's Row, who sold $1,000 prize IL
the first class o. said lottery, and upwa-d of One
Hundred and fifty Prises in The Sixth Glass Of u
Mon Canal, which has Just completed. The draw
ing will commence next Monday, previous to
which Tickets sw rise-present price, wholes s25
quarters, 6 50--eightbs, 5 S7-.sxteenths, IS.
April 27.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
c. Interesting Mem Books.
WILLIAM HYDE,

NO. 5, WUASEY'S ROW,
II AS just received. Memoirs of Miss Smell
IL Memoirs Of Miss Humphres (the above are
valuable books for young Missesl-M Memoirs of
Simon VI ilhen, heatben youth, converted to
christianity, and sirce deceased in Engiand-Mr.
Ponds answer to Mr.. Judson's attempt, ia ser
mon preached ar Calcutta, to introduce contro-
versy 10 India, on the subject of Baptism--A new
and cheaper edition of Mrs. Graham's Memoirs.
price ST SO bound.
ON HANDAs ABOVE
A very extensive and well chosen assort
ment Of BOOKS, in the various departments OF
Literature, and complete assortment of stations-
ry.- April ct.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
JOHN COBB

rTVHE Second Edition of the life ofJOHV COL
= BY. with the particulars of his death is NOW
ready for subscribers and Others at g. c. ATT
WOODS Crockery Ware Store No. 1, Haymar-
ket Row. Portland, April, 27 1879.
(6 wy
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
W4,CHINGTON.
0teS for E0UernOur.

The votes for Governor IN 42O towns, as pub.
lished in the Daily .4drertissr stands thus, viz:
1919: 1918
Brooks. CROWN. BROOKS. CRowN.
39,6l2. 33,69i. $3.50. 27,4s2.
Gain of Mr.. G. 2435.
1t appears by the returns now received, that
Gov. Brooks has present plurality Of 7057 over
Mr.. Crowninshield, and nine tenths of the votes
are returned. The present ratio o. advantage, if
it should continue, would give MIR. {. a final gain
of about 2730 votes upon the election Of last year
thereby leaving Gov. Books excess, Of
more than 6000 ballots over his adversary.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

Tatuabie and Free Sale OF
DOMESTIC GOODS, ct Boston. on The
5ot Of Mag, at HOLBRoOK DEXTER
y Co.'S. OEFIcE, No. ;, KiIby Street,
SOUO lbs. Cotton Warp, No. z,
10 IS, Of frat quality.
$500 Yards GINGHAMS,
$500 Do. STRIPES,
1880 Do. Brown sAIR IINGS,
$500 DO. Bleach DO. ~
$500 Do. 7-8 and 9-8 Brown sHEETINGS.
1900 DO. BED-TICKINGS,
50 Pieces Superine Blue BRO ADCLOTH,
So Do. do. Blue, Brown and Mkt
C6SSI 3fERES,
60 Pieces Super!ue S41TTNETTT,
aLSO--4 large assortment Of FIRES. IMPORTED
British, French & India Goods.
HOLBROOK DEXTER. & Go 44ucE.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
COMMUNICATED.


Stage from Brasnncack TO HailopeH. -On sun
day the 18th inst. four Gentlemen left here for
Hallowell in the mail stage, but could get no
farther than Brunswick, owing to the storm Of
snow and rain which then ragged with great yio-
,Ience- as nothing but an open Wagon was Of
fered to. convey them the rest Of the journey,
thereby exposing them TO the imminent danger
.oftheir lives, and which they promptly refused.
Those concerned ought to correct this instantiy,as
the contractor has thus imposed on tue public
during the whole of the bad travelling
Through the goodness of Mr.. HoDGKrSs, kee-
per of a public house at Brunswick, the gentle
men got conveyance the next day at q ccosid-
erable expence.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

II is calculated that the newly acquired ter
ritory of Florida, is susceptible OF producing a
sufficient quantity OF coffee and sugar for the
consumption (in these articles) of The U. S.
ST. Domingo, il is added, before the revolution,
y ielded upwards of 30, 600, 900 lbs coffee an
nualIv, although but su.all part oftbe island
wascultyated for these articles.
We learn with pleasure that the Rev. JAMES
MuRDocK, Professor in Burlington College,
has accepted the PrefessOrship Of Ecoiesiosti-
cal History in the Andover Institution. This
Professorship was founded by the liberality
of Mr.. Brown, of Newhuryport.
One Tabbs, in London, engaged upon a
wager. TO devour Abs. Of rump steaks, two
three penny loaves, and pot of beer, in 90
minutes. He did in it less time, without shar-
ing The fate of poor Trip, who drank him
self dead.
The most singular instance OF self destruc-
ton that perhaps ever was heard of, was per-
petrs,ed by maniac in Philadelphia, last
week, his breakfast having been bro't as
usual, after drinking bis tea be split The bowl
in two, and with the rough edge of one OF
the broken pieces, cut his arm, Dear the sboul-
der. until every sinew was rent, land thus bled
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-05
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y IAN AWAY ff6m The subscriber. living
IA near Uppeyille, Loudodn county va.
on the Cd OF September last, negro MAJ,
FREDERICK, a
about SO years of age, 5 feet z or 8 inches
high, rather slender, black complexion. very
snrly countenance, teeth wide apart, gums
red and shows them much when he la1ehs.
| think the hinder part of his head Is bald
owing TO breaking cut, and perhaps ofl,er
parts of his head also. | believe he has
scar over one eye, and that The end Of his
big toe is bit off by the frost. He IS pas
sionately fond Of begging and chewing to-
bacco, and sometimes smokes The pine -.
He generally wears truss, which bss oc-
casloned scars on one of his bips. He went
of in company with his wife, who has since
BEEN detected in Alexandra. It's iikeIy
be may have obtained free pass. 4 re-
ward of 40 dollars will be given for the ap-
prehension Of said negro iftaken out oft6e
state and brought home, or go dollars # Ia
ken in the state and delivered to me. with
reasonable charges in either case. or 10
dollars II put in any gaoi and information
given, so that | get him again. Masters of
vessels will please keep watch for him.
Jan S at GEORGE NOBLE.
GETo be published times in the M.
in!e!ligencer and Bait. Fed Gazette.