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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-11
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY, FEBRU4RY II, 1919.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHINGTON
Wednesday, February ~.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WAstilNp Ioa
Wednesday, February ~.
You may remember that Mr.. Williams,
of North Carolina, at an early period of the
session, moved resolution, which was then
ordered, by his own desire, to lie on the
table, to reduce the army Of the U. States.
Yesterday he called it up, and it was refer
red to the military committee.
Mr.. Johnson, of Virginia, moved that the
judiciary committee should be instructed TO
prepare and report bill TO repeal the char
ter of the United States bank, when Mr..
Spencer rose and deprecated the dreadful
effect that would result from an abrogation
oftbe charter, and said that it was too i'm
por,ant subject to be meddled with with
out the most cool and profound delibera-
ton: he therefore proposed that Mr.. John
sons motion--Mr. Trimble's, for scire
facias, and his own resolution, lately offer
ed, should be all referred to committee of
the whole on the state of the union, and ia
ken into consideration together. MIR. Rich
said he could not believe that the house
wor!d enter at once upon the whole of the
United States bank concern. or strike at its
charter by precipitate inconsiderate pro-
ceedmg. Mr.. Spencer's proposition, how
ever, was agreed to--and the three seve-
raj resolutions Of Mr. Johnson, Mr., Trim
BILE and Mr.. Spencer were referred to the
consideration Of committee of the whole
on the state of the union.
A bill making appropriations for the civil
list was reported, and referred to com.
mittee of the whole, when all the items
were agreed to, except 25O,00O dollars for
making the great Cumberland road, which
will be discussed tomorrow MIR. Clay
being to speak upon it. The committee
rose and reported progress, and the house
adjourned at four o'clock.
Mr.. Mason, of Massachusetts, presented
! memorial from inhabitants Of Boston and
its vicinity. stockholders of the U. States
bank, praying that the charter of said bank
might not be repealed-eypressing their
regret at the manner in which it had been
conducted, and praying congress rather to
apply corrective than destroy it. This
memorial made allusion to the old bank Of
| the United States, and set forth its advsn-
! tages to the commercial community. This
memorial was ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Judge Nelson it was
Resotred, That the judiciary committee
be instructed TO enquire into the expedicn-
cy Of providing by law for resting in the
president of The United States power to
/ demand from the executive of the rcspec-
! tive states, fueitivcs from justice, who,
having committed offences against society
within the district of Columbia, or other
territory subject TO the jurisdiction Of the
United States, may have sought an asylum
in any Of the states Of the union; and also
power and authority TO comply with the
demand of any executive for the delivery Of
fugitves having committed offences, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-11
THE SUPREME COURT.
Monday, February s.


Mr.. chief justice Marshall delivered the
opinion OF the court in the case of Patterson
against Peyton, affirming the Judgment of
the Circuit c0,lt.
Mr.. Justice Story delivered lis opinion
liz the case OF Van Ness against Buel.
Mr.. Daggett and Mr.. Hunter addressed
the court in the case OF Sturgis against
Crowninshield, involving the question OF the
cons,itutionaliy Of the state bankrupt and
insolvent laws.
The argument will be continued to-mor-
row, (TueSday) by Mr.. Ogden and Hop
kinson.
The following is the letter of gov. Bib
to gen. jackson; which was communicated
by the President 10 Congress on Saturday
last:
Fort Crayford, eth May. 1918.
Dear Sir: Proceeding TO Georgia for the
purpose of bringing my family to this terri
tory, and DESTROYS TO provide for the safety
OF the inhabitants Oh the frontiers during
my absence, | have sought an interview
with the officer in command at this place.
At Camp Montgomery learned that you
would probably reach this place in few
days, and INDUCED the hope of seeing you.
An interview with YOU would have been 10
Inc source of much pleasure, and regret
that my arrangements will not permit me 10
await your arrival.
The Indians commenced their murderous
incursions on the frontier settlements in Ja-
nuary last, when two men were killed in
tbs neighborhood. No events occurred at
forwards to excite apprehension until the
l4th of March, when house on the fede-
raj road, near the Poplar Spring, was at
tackled, and eight persons killed. This in
telligence reached me at Claiborne, from
whence detachment of mounted rhenen
was Immediately ordered to the place for
one months service. A few days after
wards, FIVE men, while travelling the road,
were fired at, and three killed, from whom
fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars
were taken. The people, for the most
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-11
From the Washington City Gazette.
SOUTH AMERICA

We are enabled 10 day, 10 lay before
our readers an official copy OF Bolivar's
proclamation for convoking the Congress
of Venezuela. 1t contains sketch of e.
vents well worth perusal, and, as many
contradictory reports prevail, it is valua-
Bile, as il enenatcs from an authentic
source.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-11
Maj. Gen. ANDREW JACKSON.
Boston, Feb. 5.

We have bsen favored with the follow
ing extract of letter from gentleman of
this towr, supercargo of the ship Emma
Sophia, dated Havana, 3lst December
1918.
On Saturday 10Th inst. between the Ba-
hama Bank and Key Sal Bank, we were
boarded and taken possession OF by small
schr. of about 50 tons, having one gun
mounted on a pivot and 80 men. She
manned US with twelve men, Spaniards,
Germans, and Americans, and carried US
towards the Florida coast. Being arrived
on the coast nearly opposite to Havana,
the privateer went in shore to reconnoitre,
and our ship lay off and on. Next morning
she returned with two small vessels, a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-11
BEAUTIFUL MORCEAU.

BEAUTIFUL MORCEAU.
By q Cashmsrsan Indian.
When shall we three meet again?
When shall we three meet again ?
Oft shall glowing hope expire,
Off shall wearied love retire,
Oft shall death and sorrow reign,
Ere we three shall meet again.
Tho in distant lands we sigh,
Parched beneath hostile sky,
Tho the deep between US rolls,
Friendship shall unite our souls,
Still in Fancy's rich domain,
OFT shall we three meet again.
When the dreams of life are fled,
When its wasted lamps are dead,
When in cold obhvion's shade
Beauty, power and fame are laid,
Where immortal spirits reign,
There shall we three meet again.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-11
SELECTED.
AN EPIGRAM.

d my effects lost by single cause.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
0P FRESH GOODS.

e 'sls ~ = s'' :. ~ s',.-.''S' -
BARBOUR & SCOTT,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
Sicp!s and Fancy GOODS,
abicb uere bought nt very reduced prices, and will
be solI at q small advance. viz.
Ia aud Oh irdia and SCOTCH
= II book, scotchIsen. ~ !.
~ and Ga he }, JacOnet aud : lflUSill1S.
Cambnc. lambvus'd AMI
Fancy Figured
0(aubric and cOaiuI1n Dino,IeS
~ anu o. Cotton Cambrcs
k.exan. Garature Ribbons
INIT 1II0N .dERINO tE4HLS
Large asso.,aent of = MN GRAPE Do
ResI biack AFluNDN LISTING
Rack aud co.Uus'd FieIences-- Pad silks
Back aud chaugeabo Shchaxs AMI sArsnetts
fisured md plain Nnte and ercen sAkSNETTS
!. Fliie P5nsee SI!&
Greco, mhite aad black TtalIan Grapes
Greco Oawze-Lediss Psrasois
[Strapd and paId sEEiiSUCkERS
q Waite and cUIOf'a boideI'd CrasstB
AkLonton Printed Csmhtics
Great vsFieiy light ADD dark CaLEG0ES
E Fusuitares and Copper Istes
hslabsr aud Carlisle Gn.shams
First chop blue ADD yellow Makes
ZC0MpANY NANkINS
n Ladies Fancy silk Hsadkerchieis
Slack Silk, Bsadanna, Flag and Lsngee do
4 Gfsst variety OF Madras, Cotton Flag, Cotton
Bendanna and common Pocket Do
. Pine white and buff NJ ARsEILLES VESTING
Y Fancy Figured Nesting
Black Forentine silk
Twilid and plain RImbezeits
Liaen Canlb les. .oDg Lawn
LIS and IA Irish iinens
Ssesm Loon and Msa lapoIam Shirtings
Black pamask--lmitauon snd handsome printed
>hawis
Linen sheetng-- Birds Eye Diaper
Damasa ltblt Linen---Rdssia and Derry Diaper
Cotton cod Worsied Hosiery
f Ladies aad Gentletnen's silk and beaver Gloves
silk Hose Tiffany paper Fans
Black aud eoior'd Levsntine SILK SHAWLS
Bown Lineus-Brown Platnles
Cotton Observation-Disclosures Naukin
Fine white Fiahnels
[Nebb's Patent suspende s--COtton Nett DO.
EFigoHia Cloths. an excellent iicle for suAmsr
inch Gingham Umbrellas
italian and Canton Sewing Six
bii coat and vest Ruuons
Wire Sewing, Cotter--PnIent Threads
kUSSIA SHEEFI.NG
lack and blue Rasnei,e
n Large assortment OF Superhne and comnlen
4 BRO4DCLOTES, oil colours
Double and single mild C.dSsi.HERES
\ DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleach and uableach'd Shiriings and Sheet
ngs-Gmsbans-Checks-
n -Bedlcklngs--Prisst Cloths
Ssttinetts-White aud as
Il sorted ThreaCA
July ~ CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
FOR SALE,

TAHM 10 the town Of Gorham containing
= seventy ave acres of Land, with handsome
a'hssin good repair, with lscge Orchard
oafden' IN which are great variety OF fruit
fhso,-one other FARM, adjoining the
containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
y thereon
'''so, one other FARM, containing ninety
o. Pasturing, moving and wood land, with a
= on the sane.
$50, four House Lots, in the town Of Port
situated ON Fore->treei, near bLEzER HIG-
s-wo OF which have Oats in front.
Terms OF payment will be one, two and
years for four fifth Cash. on delivery of
<~fitle good. For further particulars. en-
81 CRARLEs ID. BUTTs. of GoFham. OF
''.-kTT fcTTEz, Esq. Of Portland.
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forttani Bookstore, No. 2, Her
chants Row, Middle Street.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

AS JUST RECEIVED, and for Sale,
L l. fytier's Elements Of General Fiiffory, an
Clent and modern, 70 which are added q cUu-
parative view If ancisn, aud modern Geoeta-
pny, an fable OF Chronology.
Tne Histoly continued from the cIo(e of the Sew
enieenth CeatarY 10 the General Pease of En-
rope IA 1919, by Robins
Cumming QuestIons CO the New Tenamept
air 9 khe'orick, 9Th Que.iions
Blair's Chemical Grammar
~he,ptey'. IectuIes on ancient Hilory
UnIveriaI Prsce2tor
MAYOR Universal History IS vols.
Modern Europe S g3i.. by knsseii
history OF England vols by Hume
Siiey's Narrative
Memoirs of s'ils cmelt
Prde.ux. anuotations of the Old and New Tes
tamests, Vols.
Meals H,liory OF the PuFi,a 5 Vos On proes-
tant Non corfnrmifts, from he Reformation 10
fhe Death Of Queen E'IE.beth, with an account
Of their prIucp their a''empfs for further
kelo. ma. on 10 the Church their iufferiogs
aud he Characters of iheir mott con6der alb s
DiviDes
Brown Dictionary of the Bible 2 vols.
H,lory of ne Decine and Fail Of the Roman En-.
p,re, by Gibpon Vols
ALsO-Jyf Received,
BIB ES e TESTAa4ENTS, Of various size:
A large afortnen; fma,, BOOKS. for ehildren
-ALSo-
STATIoNARY-a good assortment
PAGER of all kinds-Slates and Pencis-Psn.
Xnives-Wafers -Sealing Wax--Po:ket Books
Blank Account Books-Bonnet Paper-Prefs Pa
per-Go'd and Morocco Quiis-lnk
Pcwder-Rce Paper-ink Stands.
few Parts of TICKETS 10 the
Springfield Bridge Lottery,
FOR SALE as ABOYE.
Those who are complaining of . hard times''
have nov prospect afforded them OF lettering
their condition by an early application to DAME
FORTUNE at the above Lucky Office, where she
is ready to dispense her fayors to any who may
feel inclined TO woo her.
Juy, II
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon him the trust of an Admins
traitor upon he estate of ABRAHAM BRADLEY,
lare of Fryeburg, in the County of Oxford, Yeo-
man, deceased, by giving bond, as the law di.
rects-He therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceaseds estate, to make inn
mediate payment and those who have any de.
rsnd, thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
TO DAVID BRADLEY, Admr. upon said estate.
Fryeourg, June so, 1919. 4w.
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LaWs Of Massachusetts,.
IN The gear Of our Lord one thousand eigti hundred
and nineteen.

AN ACT respecting packing Picked Fish.
$40 seE AZ aascted By The Senate ard Houss
ID Of RepressniatsVes an General Court
assembled, and BY HE authority Of the sane, Thst
the tenth section OF an act entitled = An act to
prevent fraud and deception ia the packing Of
Pickled Fish, and to regulate the size and quail
ity OF the casks, and the sale and expectation
thereof, within and fran this Commonwe slth,
and TO repeal ali laws heretofore made on this
subject, passed on the 9th day OF March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundre 4
and ten, be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. BE At further enacted, That all goldfish,
haddock, hake. pollock and hallibut, picked and
hereafter offered for sale, shall be packed IN
casks OF the Contents required by the first section
oithe aDoyenamed act, each barrel TO contain
two hundred and twsnty five pounds, aud each
halt barrel TO contain hundred and twelve
and an halt pounds, agreeable 20 the rules OF
packing, the thrd section OF said act, with
Sufficient salt to preserve the same.
SEC. 3. BE HJurtItsr enacted, hat it shall be
the duty OF the inspector General, or his Depu-
ties to brand, with PLAIN and leslble figures, the
weight OF the aforesaid five kinds ,oi lsh, ad-
dition TO the brands required by the thru section
OF the abovesaid act.
approved by the Governor, June ", 1919.
Copy examined by
A. BRADFORD, Secretary Com.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE !. hereby gven'to holders Of Bill Of
~ the PORTLAND BANK that the tine al
lowed by law for coGng the concerns Of that in
ft,utiou. will eTpireon the seventh day If Fehru-
ary peyt At which time final dividend NUT be
made among the fiockhoIders, aud no bills can be
paid after that period. All holders of bills there
fore on that Bank, are requefed TO preient them,
prior TO tina, day for payment At the Bank of Port
laud lately incorporated, where Prov'fion is made
for their redemption. 46w B. POTTER
March e6 1919 Agssff Tor fbs Portland Banl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

DAIRY SECRE - Have ready two
pans - boiling waite and on lie new
mil1's coming TO the dairy take Tic hot
pan out OF The water, put TIE mills iHto one
Of them, ard cover ii vIth The OTHER.
his viii accession, ID tie usuaI time
great augmenta ion Of the Thickness and
qusliiy oil The cream
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

About COCO bingham weavers. at Carlisl
England, have lately refused 70 work without al
increase Of wages, and Faye petitioned for Ieav-
and assistance to emigrate 10 the British Nortl
American Colonies. What could they DO a
Bingham weaving in those Colonies
The suspension Of the labours u the ab0y,
workmen for one week is sald 10 have dimnishe,
the stock Of Ginghanis tUyC pieces.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

AN ACT in addition to the Acts relative 10
High Ways.
DE al enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
nr eSentattues an General Coptri assembled, and
by The authority Of the same, That when any
Court Of Sessions shall order Jury to ascertain
the damages occasioned by the discontnuance Of
any high way, III pursuance OF an Act passed eb-
ruary twenty-seventh, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, the
same shall be drawn from the towns in, and at
tended by an officer from the County where, APP
plcation for such Jury is made.
.4Pprorsd by The Gocern0r, June l!, 1919.
Copy examined by
A. BRADFORD, Sec ry Com.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

AN ACT making further provisions for calling
meetings OF the Stockholders OF Banks anu
Insurance companies.
ID Z Il enacted oy the ssncte end House Of Repre-
~ Senianres an General Court assembled, aild o.
1se authority IF The same, hat besides the mode
now provided ny law, for calling the meetings u
Banks and insurance Companies, the Cashier oi
any incorporated Bank, aud the Secretary of any
ncor porated IDsui aIrct Company, may aud shall a.
any time hereafter, ufoI The application III wit
ing Of the propretoIs OF twenty PEI centum Of tie
Capital Stock, call meeting Ut Stock holders, e
be holden at such time and place he shall drec'
tor The purposes mentioned 10 sach application by
giving notice Of the same in such ana
within such time, provided ia the acss inco,.
porating such Bank In,urance Company fuI
giving notice OF meetings.
dppr0redb by The Governor, June 10, 1919.
Copy examined by
A. BRADFORD, Sec'ry. Com
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

The usms ofthe Chaplain whe 0GcisLed.
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POETRY.
From the Boston Centaael.

From the Boston Centisel.
AMERICAN SKETCHES.
General FRASER, a brave and accomplishe'
officer, was killed at the capture of Rurgoyne
Just before he expired he pointed to mountain
in the vicinity of the engagement in which h
was mortally wounded, and expressed a wish t
be buried there. The funeral obsequies, which
were performed in the bosom of the forest, snC
on the top Of that haunted mount, were height
ened by the shock OF squadr0ns and the roar o
artillery below.-See Wllkinson's Memoirs.
THE BURIAL OF FRASER.
NOW drop the briny tear, We brave,
For on yon mountains height,
Where cannon thunders slowly rave,
st. Georges banner'd folds OF light,
Wave DER the dark and dismal sight,
A soldiers new dug grave.
BewaiI, ye English ranks, bewail
Old BrudeDell~ has pray'd,
His white To- ks, streaming to the 2 ale,
Where in his CORY .hroud array'd,
The fiery Fraser's corpse they laid,
Lifeless and CHASTITY pale.
They bore him from the flaming war,
Wild shrieks and sights of woe;
Two coal black coursers drew the car,
Prancing majestically slow
Up the tall mount, aud all below
The weepers followed far.
No soldier Of his glorious crew
nobler spirit bore
His sword in fiery circles few,
And dimm'd its silver light in gore,
Where by the monarch Budson's shore,
Wild War his Bugle blew.
That hero's buryins day bis come,
Woe CLEANS in every eye,
And Albion's chiefs with grief are dumb,
As peal the minute guns, and high
Unroll'd, the gorgeous banners fly
About the mufiled drum.
They bind the sheet around his breast,
And coffin up the brave,
And tears and sobs are unreprest,
As sinks he in his mountain cave,
And clarions sound and banners wave
Ger Fraser's home Of rest.
They laid the soldier in his cell,
His warrior bones are cold
The mountain tygers's midnight yell
Echoes along the cliffs that hold
The relics OF thy crumbiiug mould,
Fraser, farewell, farewell A. Is.
: The name Of the Chaplain whs oacieled-
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IN CONCORD, n H.
DR. RAMSAY, of Fryeburg, Me will deliver
- his Au umnai Course of LECTURES, on An
atomy aud ?hysology, in the months Of August.
September and October I; by which means, gentle.
men may qualify themselves for attendance on the
varicu. Colleges in November. The course will
open on the 6rst week of august and will termin
are before tie 'ast week of October. for the
wbo,e courte $50.
For the plan of the school instituted by DR.. R
see this paper ofJuue 5. SO
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Mititary Notice !! /!

rgY0 those who intend furnishing them selves the
Z present season with
Swords-Epauets-Sword Knots-Plumes
-Sashes-Lace-Cor d-Buttons--
Belts-Guns-Pistols- Cloths
for uniforms, &c. &c.
Are requested TO call on the subscriber at No S,
Merchants Roic, PCrttand--W here also may be
had
Feathers Tckings-Lookiag Glas-
ses--Paper HGng,ngs-HGr Manrasses--
Fringes--Brndings,
and alnos: every article in the Upholstery line.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS as usual attended to
May % If EDWARD HOWE.
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JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.
GAS for faie at the head of Green ftreet, IN
Il Wea Market Row, a complete adortment of
Vest Iasita Goods and Groceries !,
WINES IRON, NAILS. GLASS t5 PUTTY
A.s-s 5000 vt FEATHERS of good quaisy,
which he will feii wbo'elae or retail.
~ Beds filed on hand will be fold at the low
Ell price for Cath or Lumber or Couotry Produce
Lilsvhs The FRI qualityof Thomaiicn LIME
~ Horses aud Carriages, To La-stabing for
Horles - ulgs & tsIe -.
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100 Dollars Reward.

d AN AWAY from the subscriber, wing
III near Aide, Loudoun county, Virginia,
on the night of the llth inst. negro NAH,
who calIsshis name NED BAYS. He is
a shrewd, intelligent negro, about feet 2
or s inches high !; 80 years of age, well
made, active and polite. Had on when he
went away, sky colored coat, and corded
pantaloons. His right eye sore, apparently
occasoned by blow, the blood having set
tied around it. His ears have been pierced
and had green silk in them when he went a
way. Ii is expected he is now lurking "a
bou: Fairfax courthouse and Aide. The a
hove Ned Bays ran away on the night Of
the 25th of last AUG and was caught on the
18th inst on the night OF which he effected
his elopement by drawing the staple to
which he was fastened by the handle of a
pan. while there was no person in the kitch-
on hut himself He was caught on the
18th inst. few miles below A'die, but |
think it improbable that he has gone near
the same place again. will give l0e dol
lars it he is taken out OF the county AM fltty
if taken in the county. and secured So that |
get him again, and all reasonable charges if
hrouyht h,ne. G"O. GULiCk.
p s. 1t is supposed that the said negro
has obtained papers Of freedom, or free
pass, or something Of the ind, G. &.
november II Sw
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400 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away on the 28th of April, from
~ the farm Of the subscriber. in Dosue
Neck, Fairfax Co. Virginia, negro HARRY,
aged about twenty three years, about five
feet ten inches high, very black, well built,
has considerable impeachment in his speech,
when spoken TO evinces much co fusion, and
replies almost unintelligibly: had on when
he left home, much worn suit OF domestic
cloth have every reason to believe that
he is endeayoring to pass for free man, and
rs such went off in some of the bay craft du.
ring the late fishing season. All masters Of
vessels are forewarned from harborlng or Ia
king into their employ said negro, under pc.
naIty on having the law rigidly enforced a.
gainsl them. | will give twenty dollars, il
taken in the county Of Fairfax, or district Of
Columbia if beyond that distance, the a..
hove reward, provided he is secured in jail
So that get him again. WM. MASON.
Charles County, Md. June l.
The editors of the National Intelligence
and Baltimore Federal Gazette will insert
The above until forbid, and send their &C.
counts TO Port Tobacco for payment.
June II Il