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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
Married,

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Norris, Mr.. John Wood to. Miss Mary
Baggett, all of this place..
On the same evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Wilmer, Thomas Childi, Esq. Of the U. S.
army, to Miss finn Etiza Coryton, neice of
Gen. Lynn, Of this place.
On the gath ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Reed,
Mr.. Hereunder ". Gossom to Miss Mqtilds
Bates: Of Fairfax county.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Spill
Ter, MIR. Thomas West TO Miss Eizabeh
Gray, Of Prince William.
On the 25th, by the Rev. Mr.. --,
Mr.. IRomas Moore, of Fredericksburg, to
Miss Margaret Fisher, Of Occoquan.
On The 3lst, by the Rev. Mr.. Spiller
Mr.. James Sarsin, distinguished revolu-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

Mr.. Andre de Daschkoff is at present al
the seat Of government. It'd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

Hymen rules the passing hour,
Cupid owns its silken sway;
Love, with bright resistless pow'r,
CLOVIS brightest on the wedding day
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25
NEW HOLLAND.
FROM THE NETWORK DAILY ADVERTISER.

FSoAi THE NEW-foRK DAILY ADVERTISER.
There is, perhaps, no colony, of mo-
dcrn establishment, in the world, which,
considering its origin and its object, is Of
more singular character than the British
Settlement at New South Wales, or, as
it is otherwise called, Holland
This immense territory which is called
an island, but might, with more proprie-
ty, be considered continent, was ex-
piored blythe celebrated navigator Cook,
in the year l77O, and, in consequence of
hlssuggestion, was adopted by the British
government as receptacle fer her con-
victs. The first use made olit, for this
purpose, was, if we rccolcct Alright, in
the year fl7s7, when several hundred
were sent over from the parent country,
under sentence Of transportation for va
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25
NIAXINiS.

Forbearance--AsI would not throw
away my watch for varying few minutes
from the exact point of time; SO neither
would l disclaim regenerate persons
for his not in every thing thinking ex-
actly with me. Christians are no more
infallble than watches
Rea8on--The value of things is not
IN their size, but quality: and SO Of rea-
son, which, wrapped in few words, hath
the greatest weight
Fear guides more to their duty than
gratitude; for one man. who is virtuous
from the love of virtue, from the obliga-
tons which he thinks he lies under to
the Giver of all, there are ten thousand
who are good only from the apprehen-
sion of punishment.
SelfahneSS.-No circumstance can
Justify a cold-heartcd el6shness.--Thc
sympathies Of friendship and love may
flourish in the most Indictment atnos-
phere, and in the most rugged soil; and
he, in whose bosom they are not found,
however he may be wanting in wealth,
is more wanting in humanity.
1t is mistake to suppose that the
rich man maintains his servants, trades
men, tenants, and laborers; the truth is,
they maintain him. 1t is their indus try
which supplies his table, furnishes his
wardrobe, builds his houses, adorns his
equipages, provides his amusenents.
To send an uneducated child into the
world, is injurious to the rest Of man-
kind it is little better than to turn out q
mad Cog or wild beast into the streets.
Among the Athenians, if the parent
did not put his child into way of get
ting livelihood, the child was not bound
to make provision for the parent when
old and neccssitous.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25
THE VAMPIRE.

Captain Stedman was, while in Sur
rinam, attacked during his sleep by one
of these animals--and, as his account of
this incident is somewhat singular, and
tends to elucidate the fact, we shall cx-
tract it in his own language from his
narratiya 81 canno. here, lsays hel
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25
aa..lea y ENVY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms Of observation-disclosures DoLLAns per
-annum, payable in aara'lee.
advertisements net exceeding a square, Owe
DOLLAR for thetirst insertion, and Fifty CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertisements in the same proportion. A de-
ducJian Of Is per cent. from the above price
VIII be made on advertisements Inserted by the
) year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25

Extract from an address before q
meeting in Ohio, Of Society este
5ASAed far the huYho8e Qfhromoting
Universal Peace, explanatory Qfhe
hrincihiea and Viegva Of aaid society.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-15
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and The pub.
lie, that Capt George Lagton, in Tnerton,
Edward Sidniote and Joseph " Uaboa, i' New.
port are the Nge6s to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
tic continues TO color and dress Woolsu Cloths
OF all descriptions-to Gard Sleeps Wool of all
grades, aud 10 manufacture Plains. Sattnels Coat
ings, Flanne!s, &c OF various COLOURS and shades
Those who will favor him with their custom ir bis
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, AMI on reasonable terms, the
smallest favor will be gratefully Acknowledged
JOHN BABCoCK.
Portsmouth,. Feb no T5m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-15
No. i06, 7s<s

No. io6, THAMES S78sEy,
II AS just received .new Assortment
l. i ofGOODs, OF which he gill cell cheap for
Cash --.as'onS a,~m arst-
blue. bis, spi mkt Btosdciotas; blue.
black, mixd and drsb Cssaacres, black Pclcse
cloths. sattineits ard Bombsxctts; black, whites
red si.d yellow FlsDneIs vcs,ings black Bofpbaa
zsen, italian Grape. s,nchaws and ssrsnetts black
Cashmere Shsw's black Dsmssk do. white Cotton
do. with mcriso borders black Darcclon psnb.
kercbie.s b mdahab, Gas ard COTTON do black ana
co'orcd Canton Grapes six and tatby vevsts,
black Cambria ladies' slack beaver silk and XIII
Glover ! gentiemen's beaver Gloves ladies' bisck
and slate worsted fIose gardeners black do In-
lila Cottons stenmioom stirtings white Csmbrcs
sG6 iacoret Cambria book, IIdis hook Il leno
sTuslins pu'' null Ladies white csmbric Hand
kerchiefs; Dimties, furniture Dimities csriisls
Giugbans; Ga Calicoes cotton Dsnssk buttons
OF all kinds silver eyed Needles pound paper q
boz Fins; wors,ed bindings tapes, ribbons, cotton
Dali. in boxes, of superior quality, yclye, bind.
ings sewing sk end twist knitting pins, scissors.
pen knives combs, &c &c 6e
CounU Fioss, 3, 4, 8 6s7 aud 8 threades,
cotton thrttds. bobins nillinctt, nonot paper asd
wire Oi'.cioths, Umbrellas, Gurusey Frocks. sus.
penders. &C &c &c.
Also --Ane,icsp Coi,ons, from Cd TO 81
cents per yard, Ginghams. Chez, &c &c &c
The nbo e Goods, will be sol very chesp
for Cash. Nov. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-15
LATHAM TfIUkSTON,
n bic Store, No. 10. Thames sfref

n! Dis cFoTe, "o. N. fhoOies sreH'
LAS received md now offers for sale,
L. i q General Assortmcn, of Staple and Fancy
GOOpS -.9poag them Ge;.-
Black, blue, btswn, olive, * bottle Brcsd
clolhs 6lsek, blue. brown, chye. orab and mixd
Csssimefes; black. magazine blue, binwn Z oNve
green relgseo lohs black. vhite, red, yellow ard
green fIsnnels; white tvilrd duo; black felisse
DO; aSufd DO do green booking, 9, 9. 10. ~. IL
IS quarter Rese Bl.nkct., black aid escorted
colours Bombare',s. 6gur'a and plaid ,yilvd do .
Tsr;sn p,sdy; wiIdbofss printed RAtiinetis blue
and black do !, vesiings; ~orstcd and lambs wool
whole and be- Hose, Vel,sp, s,esr-ioom slir.
ipgs, do. partially damaged India Cottons, Irish
LiDnes, caIcoes Cinghams, whitv ard colour'd
Csmbricks: baDtsnno. Rsg & black silk Hsndker.
chiefs, Cotton do; Cashmere sbsvis. meripo bor.
der'd do; common do Angola, beaver and kid
Gloves, long end short English siM do silk and
tsbby velvsts, Scotch book. sschs Ia. icnc and
r'ar mil Mvslins plain 4 Gsurd j,copeit Cain
brics; rcsd. imitation and cotton lsccs, ribbons,
cypress gsuzes. ne,ino trinnirgs
Likewise -Amcficso Ssi,nefs. Gjngbsms.
Stripes, Checks. Ned d.tieks. bIeschS q unblesthd
Shr,mgs 6 sbeetings, with variety Of other or.
,ieIes 10 pumerous 10 psrtieusrize, oil OF which
will be sold as cheap - IAN lie purchased st any
Store in Newport, for Cssh or approved credit.
also --Wspied 10 bsucr fus 5000 yards
IIome.pun eoloir'd and White FianreIs and 200 vt
WOODEN stocking Yarn, for vh1h Tic LiSLes, mar.
ket price win be gives
Newpor. Nov 10 GO
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CUNDALL'S MILLS-P0rismmth.
Il neper; failing Sbring!

FNHE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they carry OH the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its branohes--thst their machines
ar now in complete repar-ther long experience
VIA therefore enable them - perform altthe BRAN
ohes OF Cording, spinnIng, eaving, Color;ng and
FINISHING al: the various kind OF W ooien Goods, in
point OF colour and finish, equal if not superior 10
a., estabi'shmen, in this county they guarantee
TO complete all orders in their line, as speedily and
on as reasonable terms at any establishments on
this Island CLARKE * GRlNNElL
N II The following persons nil receive ell ar
tc'es i'iended for their maruisoioTy Jon SUR.
MAN, OF Newport-sANFosp ALHy, of Little
Camp,on--PELEo COMFY, of Tiverton-- and Wit
LIAM PEARss, Bristol.terry
they have constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail Satinncts. Plains, Cassimees, Flanneis &c.
which they are t,ermined TO sell moderate prices
Newport, Anril 90
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NO I'ICE.

ii subscriber contemplating re-
II moval from this town, in few weeks,
Saesls al those indebted to him by Note Book
Account, TO make immediate payment. and those TO
wHom be Is indebted desired 10 call aud receive
their demands TIltOrRY r PECEHAM
Nho has 10 Let,
The three story Dwelling House, situated on the
North-side OF Washington square, lately occupied
~ Capt Richard Barker. Boarding House -
e9s0, The whole OF the D.eiing-iiuuse lie now
occupies, directly opposite the statc-hqsse. with
Two shops in 'front.' suitable for Grocery Stores
Newport, Oct. g.
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TO LET.

And fsssessien lgfven imnsrdiafsiy.
TylAr we'll finished snd Convenient d~elIing
house. si,usied !, uiil-s,reet, recently occult
ed by Cspt. JANIS PBILLIps, the House. con.
tain. Ten apartments and good oeyar kitchen,
with an excellent well of water and rain water. ois
tern in ,5e yard, an ont building suitable Cor wood
or chsise bo~se. For terms sppiyto
= Suis 81, 1sISt THOMAS TOWNSEND.
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~ RES PERFORMED!
H.'ISh heretofore cors,dercd ;,asf relie/i by
DIR. RELIES
B0T,4"iCAL DROPS.
W MR %earman carpsnssr Of Boston, was 20
VA months afflicted with iumour on the
FacS OF MS had which ncap scisted him for WORK.
s'ief having tiu 4 every thing in vain, and suffered
sn operation his hand, and considered ;ncurabie
vas cured and restored to Health by taking bottles
Ct these ,iEops
.ur Brig!s a Boston. was 8 years ai,,ieted with
afever'sore one of his legs, had tried mos medi.
c'nes wilhout effect was cured by 9 bottles
n Chid 81 Jar. BarTW of Hs,nover was cured
ole Ulcers and liles. some OF which had down 10
.he r,es, by 3 bottles This child Was considered
N dYiag stiae when he began taking these drops
IN i.fa5s Of Boston, was covered al! ever with
crap fns bu.d with both eyes, was, cured by be-.
Nes
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for 10 years. with an eruption all over her. attended
with most tormentingstchings, burnings and blo,cl.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails.
vas cured by bottles she had not ieii her room
fer months. aud considered past all relief
a Csnsiemdn Of Lexington, was afflicted 20 years
with ulcers IN his egs, could, obtain no relief,
vas cured BY a bottles. s AZ .ns.es
a Gsssenaan Of Bostsn, his wife and S children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops
Il CsMfe~;Gn ef Rsr5sry, was so years afflicted
vith hum,r On one Of legs. attended with burning
nching and blotches, was resigned as past reel,
Cor 80 gears could lie in bed at times was per.
fecty cured by these drrps
a La!y o! Charessown was two years afflicted
With white swelling on her knee JOINT, had tried
eyeiy sssiasace, and considered past relief cos.
traction had formed, when on taking these Esops
and using D. Jebb's Liniment, in 3 weeks The had
fhx free use on the joa, the pain left her, and w
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops ere a radical cure for scuryy, scro.
fhla 81 AnhoDy's fire, Ieprocy, pimpled faces, en-
iarged gsnds. sore Iegs, ulcers when The bone
is affected ycne isI taints when mercury has filled
are the hest spring and autumusi physic, and may
be gives TO chidsen with perfect safety Price Si,
or six bottles for five dollars, 12 6ostes for g9 or
~ i,zen for S.o0.-I .isk for "Dr. Relics iiotsn-
zeal Drops"-Nene are genuine, ualess signed {" w.
7, Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale ty the
sole proprietor. W. Z. Conway, chemist, No I, Bum.
sted Place. Boston by his special appointment, by
SAMUEL sW iVINSON, Druggisf, -
49, No. ITO, Tbsmes.strcet, Ne wport.
$1,000 .sss. by 81 ~
Lemu-' W. 8riggs, Brssssis TIercules whitney, J.
n Mason. ProviGepes Dyer and Hoves. Uasdkas
greene. VEG London 1sasc d Boil, Hartford , and
most asiggsts, book sellers end post masters :hro
ont che ua;rd states -sherc may be had ~ these
yyRy esyemrd --~d hgk,y. attrs,sJ Medicines"
Dee 3. 1877: lst
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fire Just received and JOr sale, at no.
lie, ihamessirees, by
Z ~ ROBtRT p LEE

Who wea'y with the stale cry Of Caeoh !!
taseh! Caeoh /! respectfully invites the
pubic 70 call cod examine ior iheu,,ei,e..
They we're bought wholly ior Casa, and
nos,yei Apcii u and can oS sold tvs Cash
only--AaAse rAEn ARE s--
M Any clue, hisck, Down end olive CON
- Y nan x sup, &C bROADCLOrHS
B.ne, blsek, dfsb aud mix'a doubie * ain
gle mii'd CASSlMERES. =
owe, brown, black, crioson, snuff, mazs.
'in, Cinnamon ana scarlet BOMBAZETIS.
BlA;ks, seomplets assortment tom is6 to
A. WlLDFoRES, ftom Is to iss s,,oos,
every eolo0l.
d RI, ed. white, yellow, green an- Grim.
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UNION HO7EL.
JOHN COOK.

r. JOHN COOK.
}.(oraps tie fubhe in general u his friends in
farficniar.
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col.
= james Perry's, No. 12o, Tbs,nes-street, lately
improved by Mr. DOVE as a Public House, and
which he proposes to accommodate Ladies end
Gentlemen who may do an the honor to call epon
him, with the best fare the market may sfrord No
exer,ions shall be wanting 70 prstify fnd oblige-
The best Of Liquors viii be ready ct command, and
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided.
GA few steady Dorsers (sdies aud gentlemen,) J
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport, July I.
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Fashionable Rass.

GORGE WANT0N hsa jus; received from the
~ Nanufsctory OF Ive.t. white. New Yo:k
Gcntlemens supc &c lsshionaI-c Has, warrott.
cd IF he best qxaii,g and nat 10 fade "a ,sedriny.
Msn's Hats r,th nude D,fms.
dfsa. low priced Maps Castor. Hats Youths d
Chidreas Hats, Of every description and price.
PAPfR itNGiNGS
a handsome assortment, of oh sp and elegant
Paper Hangings, for rooms snG window curtains
just received aud fcr sale ~ above
Eevp9s;, 'prii 20,
-. New Stock ci
FeGther Beds and Feathers.
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ABRAHAM BARKER,

Ne . Charles ,'rect
X EEPs constantly on land a quantity Of hest
~ Live Geese and Towl Feaihers--- and Feather
Beds, from the lowest priced 10 the e. ri quality.
.tiso, on hard An assortment 81 M,,ros.
scs, Of sii kinds Iuly 2. 49,
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&ssetiags, LOitOns, g. .2oa6azeits.
WM. JAMES TILLEY,

WM JAMES TILLEY,
II N just opened one thousand yards
4 L of smsrican shee,inss, co,,ons, over one yd
wide from Is to is6 tae yard; but very good Cor
ss the yard .SlsS, complete assortment Of Bonn
tazetts' lower than be- bought in Newport, by
cne quArler.
Newport, 0c!. u, l3s9.
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TABLE BEER.

IoHS D. LYON hating been sppoiu'ed Agen, Of
y The Providence Brewery, for this town, will
keep constantly on hsad. supply Of stEong and
1sbie BEEn. N whole and bali barrels or Gro
,ers and fsmiies Supplied On the same terns. % ct
'ke Brewery.
Gsrdncr's whsrf. Dee. 4, 1879
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pPRINTTAG, ef OH kinds, executed in
a ssns5sessry s.snner, az fh.s eGee.
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Az. 'o4, fhamss.streef.
CONSISTING OF

worsed bindings, tapes = bobbhs, pins. need.
les, Cotton hoss 9, 3 + 4 threaded. g. 3 threaded
knitting cotton, patent thread boxes of pins, Cotton
ferets, silk brsds, oil cloths. sewing cotton of all
colours, Russis drpers, silk Umbrellas, pastebostds
mlInett snd wire, velvet Ribbons q Cotton Balls.
SfansYy Writing & le,ter psper, sisies & pen.
CHS, lead pencs. pocket books. and, purses, mem.
orandum books. waters sealing wax, playing cards.
snod boxes. ssnd boxes, quilts, ink powder, durs.
bic ink, pcnknivcs and ~issors, good sssor tme,.
ink stands. house, hearth dusting hair. clothes aid
tooth brushes, drawing paper O hair pencils. rules,
scales 4 diyiders, boxes OF colours, pocket combs,
10 nc &c. with school ard chiIdrcns books Of all
descriptions.
The above articles are offered for sale a, very un'
ususi low prices
Newport. Oct. 2S, 1870
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FOR SHLE,
Dew No ~, in riie Rev Mr.. ELTors Meeting.
House.
.7iso-Military Equipments snitsble for field Of.
6cer Apply 10 WIZ. JAMES TILLEY
Newport, sept 6. 1919.
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ERO1 8 to 10 tons Of Hay, to be delivered at The
/ Island Of Patience. when wsnted-for sale cheap
f,r cash. Apply 10 sAM'L G. wHITEHORNE.
or HENRY MOORE.
Ecyport. Nov ~ al
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: LOr OF LAND.

COR sAEEl--a Lot Of Land. on Prospect-Hiii, be
l. longing 90 The subscriber. The price Jmojer
ate and the terms easy. JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Newport, October $500
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~ The r. I..Reg,s,cr 10 received. and
for sale ., tns Pos.0f1ce. Nov.
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FIETr DOLLARS RLWARD !!

School Bs,ks, Bianks and SfdssoHory,
For sale, ., the Hst. Store ri
GHORGE WAETON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-27
100 DnIilrs Reward.

p AN away on the esth of April, from
\ the farm of the subscriber, in bosne
Neck, Fairfax Co, VTginis, negro HAIR:
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
FIVE feet ten inches high very black, well
built, has considerable impeachment in his
speech, when spoken to evinccs much con-
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 endeavoring to pass for a
free man, and as such went off in some of
the hay craft during the late fishing season.
All masters of vessels are furewamed from
harboring or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the law RI
gidly enforced against them. will give
twenty dollars, if taken in the county, al
Fairfax. or district of Columbia; if be-
yond that distance, the above reward, pro-
vided he is secured in jail So hat GET BIN
again. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County, Md. June l.
The editors of the National Intelligent
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette wilt in
sert the above until forbid. and send their
accounts 10 Port Tobacco for payment.
June II
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roo Dollars Reward.

rs known to have heen kidnapped from
4 field near Germantown, between the
hours of IL and O'Clock. on the 3Oth u.t.
whilst at work alone, Free Black Man.
named HENRY HUDSON, aged between
9 and 22 years, Of the heigh, of five feet
five riches, very black complexion md
dark eyes, has scar Under his left arm,
between the wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut OF an axe.
He is by occupation farmer, native
of Kent county, in the state of Delaware!
bad or blue cloth roundabout Jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloons:
and a wool hat
He is very civil, inoffensive Man, With
rather down look. There i, reason Is
suppose that he was decoyed into car
riage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will b
thankfully received. Keepers of turnpike
rates, toll bridges, and taverns, are par
tcularly requested to give such information
ls may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheeriully
paid on conviction Of the perpetrators Of
his hagrant outrage upon the rights of q
ireeborn- citizen Of the United States.
REUBEN HAiNES.
No. 800, Chesnut-street, Philadelphia
April Ga
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w as Committed.

THO The jail for the county of Alexandria
u on The 81 ult. as runaway, negro
man named WILLIAM BROWN: he APP
pears to be about 9fyears of age; S feet 8
or inches high; ronnd face, and black
complexion; we'll set; has scar on his LEFT
cheek, and several IN his breast, also one
on his lett arm below the elbow, on the in
side. Said negro says that his right name
IS Burril Arts f; that he was born free at
Prince Edward court house. Virginia, and
so recorded in the clerks Office at that
place ; that he is thirty years of age; that
he served wifi com Barney On me Patux.
ent; he also served IN the T.. ). service, UNI
der Decatur, at'Tripoli; and in both instai-
ces by the name of Burril Arts.
sThe owner is requested 10 come and
prove property pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be disposed of as
the law directs. -
ANDW. ROUNsAvELL,
August7 JailoI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-27

Lemons, Sugars. &c.
M ANDEVILLE s. LARMOUR oiferfor
ITl sale,
40 boxes fresh lemons in fine order
So SO h hbIs LIST, Cd & Sd quality sugars
% hhds West India rum
90 do. northern do.
80 hhds uh;sker
20 bbls "hiskey
1000 gallons wine and cider vinegar
A few dozen very old superior claret
oO chests gunpowder, imperial and
young hyson teas, of choice qualities
So ID real Durham mustard in leads
50 doz. London and Philadelphia do
80 boxes pepper and pimento
500 reams writing and wrapping paper
GOO boxes mould and Tipped candles
10000 Id hard soap
And general assortment of good wines,
liquors and groceries, as usual
June 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-27
Was Committed
THO the Jail for Alexandria county, as ;

THO the jail for Alexandria county, as a
/ runaway, en- 2lsti inst. Legro man,
VINO calls himself HENRY WILLIAM
SON, alias JACOB ROBINSON. The
said negro is about 95 years of age ano
about S feet six inches high, of yellow
complexion; be had on blue cotton jacket,
and linen trowsers. When committed, he
said he was the property OF Mr.. Elliot, OF
Baltimore, but now says lie is the property
of Mr.. Tyson, of the Same place. and
that he will be entitled to his freedom in
short time.
The owner is requested to come for
ward andprove property, pay charges and
take him away, solherw ise he viii be Dis
posed of as the iaw directs.
ANDY ROUNSAfELL.