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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-12
KENTUCKY BANKS.

A DEBUT to from the Bank of Kentucky
the branch hanks ol the Uni,ed States al
Lexington an Louisville, the Farmers md
Mechanics Bank of Lexington. and the
Commercial Bank of Louisville met at
Frankfort on the Eth uilimo and taking
into consideration the distressed state of
the country, they resolved 10 render all the
aid in their power to individuals, by loans
or otherwise, to avert the pubic pressure !;
they considered that the circulating mrdi-
um mi-ht be increased and considerable re-
LET afurted 10 the people, 1.tthoW Sus-
persion IF specie payments, by good un-
dersIanrlng and cooper ton among the
banHstJere represented and III, local por-
ton ol those banks declared, that they
s21nId continue IN pay their notes an gold j.
stlUer, ii beng unnecessary ioI tn branch
,es OF the United States Bank to make am
such deClaI alton, These resolutions were
Immediately ratified by the Bank ol Ken
lucky, Nd Do doubt by the Others.
We are, peculiarly grdtIGed the favora-
bic aspect which these proceedings have
given TO the fsecuniary AT hrs OF Kentucky.
Previous indications had excited alarm a.
mOng the merchan OF tins city, who are
deeply interested in The western lraGe, and
III the continuance OF specie payments IN
that quarter. they could not, ncr can we
perceive any lasting b,ne.it that could have
resulted, even to the "eSt, from d subs;itu-
ton OF mere paper Tor goiu arsd siiver, from
a violation OF good ta,Ih ou the part OF The
banks aud the western merchants, OF from
universal bankruptcy among tuenr; Tor
Suspension Of metallic pay II ehtS nUuln ne
neither more nor less than jailure and IN
Sotl enCy. ! he great respeCiaoi.ity Of the
directors, who COnlposeI ,he conyen;Io, at
Frankfort, gives assurance tat their !nstl-
luluns will a mere to he judiciou, anI cor
rect course which they have prescribed.
,frdakitn Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-12

haPpCht'i-dNolu ld'i Cn"'c' VIZ '"ff'
ness. 'rhp other day saw pretty young
lady purchase white satin redicu'e with
clasps. FIR c6. and few minutes after she
went into Mrs. Popletons--now thinks |,
she feels little faint with walking, and in
tends eating tart or tumble, and ':linE-
ing glass of lemonade or some such rea-
sonable refreshmenis-but she purchaseda
huge piece OF heavy pound cake, and alter
dcmolisiing cool half, she thrust the re-
mainder in her redicule, and III few MI
nutes. the white satin became quite affect.
ed by the grease of The cake. and was, Of
course, useless-there is six dollars and a
half At once gone, which would have sup
ported ~ poor families one day. The gen
tlemen however set bad examples, and the
ladies unfortunately initiate them.
This coat cost me As dol liars, said ia
shionable friend to me--ieel the cloth, Is
dollars per yard. What extravaganza |!
what waste of money! No wonder mer-
chants break--no wonder people marry so
seldom. If a different system IS not adopt
ed, | shall begin to tear that the happiness
OF the community, lis prosperity aud in
crease will be seriously affected. Dandy
bachelors and antiqusted heiles, viii usurp
the pl&ces which shout! be occupied by
Young married couples--aud smiling in
fants-and Hymen's torch, which should
burn bright & clear, will be dimmed by the
mildews of fashionable extravaganza and
ruinous bankruptcy. HOWARD.
! The following beautiful extracts are from
the Baltimore Morning Chronicle. The
first is introductory to communication re-
laiIve to meeting of the Baltimore Bible
Society. The second is Introductory to a
statement of the appTobaiory manner in
which general Jackson was received, OF his
late arrival at Nashville, Tennessee and
preiicated upon The late contest between
the civil and the military departments as
Washington.
Seldom does (hc pen Of Mr.. Allen touch
a subject that il does not ornament; and
seldom does it imPait shade that does not
breathe with patriotism and benevoIrGce.
Ithaca Journal.
FIRST.
eff there is one thing above all other,
that ought to arrest The attention 0! Chris
tiaas, it is that he chariot OF the Prince
of Peace is still riding forth corquering md
10 conquer lit is that I'll The Fleathen De-
ties are now Frustrating themselves in no.
mage TO his feet it is that the silver
trumpet OF salvation Is blown amidst the
regions OF darkness and the shadows Of
death it is thai The circuit f Christianity
will shortly be bounded only ny the march
oil the sun it is that all nations, klndredS,
TONGUES and languages, will soon be as ia
niliar to the name OF the Prince OF Peace
as they are to the overwhelming beams OF
day. The time predicted by Prophets IS
rapidly advancing; the dawn begins to
sF''A'e' wen '''e ''0', "",. Wv 'l" .,, ',
lie u""n 'ose'"ci' d''' '''''' '''''u 'A1''
leao 'hem'
SECOND.
We have already mao occasion " ie'
marx mat Americans ID 'oei' "''i'" ~ M
I how nj. IL.
tionaI greatness, nave 10 o''s''''e " i"'
Out from themselves ",'' . no. 81 49,"
more interesting spectacle ''i'" " NC
hold a mighty Nation aCNno" ieoS iis ITO u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-12
". York Ca,ert.

A letter from Bremen Of the 9th Aprt
ntices, that the first steam boat eyeren.
ployed on the Weser to carry goods. .at
lust started, and her undoubted succs,.
would cause more 10 follow. This. Win
tie material difference of transit dvtie.
nus, give an essential advantage in rLs
supply OF Upper Germany, who have to
depend on the navigation OF the Rhine
river whose impetuous velocity does No,
admit OF steam boat navigation.
The following valuable receipt has been
kindly communicated by TREND, who ha,
frequently witnessed lis efficacy, and be.
lipves it to have saved the lives of no less
than three persons in this city. We con,i.
der Inn as having done great service to
the community by enabling US to publish
it.
Cure for an ulcer Of long DURATION and
generally Geeme mcura6ie; not uha, is
cGiIed me tntGmmasory ulcer:
lake Lunar Cos.ic, 20 grains.
EXtrac OF Lead, ounce.
White Flroi. ounce.
Corrosive Salt, IL grains.
Soft water, II pint.
The ulcer to be washed with mop. or
used as a gorgie Tor the throat, as often as
patient can bear it. The applicat may
be as,uaged BY wash OF sage tea, or no.
ney, Immediately after tie gargIe is ap.
piled. Que or two spoonIuls OF flour o.
sulphur may be taken night or morn'ng.-
A sweetened decoction OF the wooG, uay
be taken al the same time an inyigorating
diet may he used. [.4ner. Farmer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-12

The small poX IS making extensive rara-
ges in the district Of ,i4ine. \ let Ell from
Belfast, under date OF May 25,h, after sta
.ing the manner OF lis introduction, INTO
th,, town says, 1.-The puolIc alarm produ-
ced an immediate and gre pressure tor
innocuiatiun for The Kline PoX, and some
genuine Kline Pox matter was immediate ly
obtained rom DR.. Hardy, ut Bucksport.
i his matter from the Lanc.ls Of somc OF
our Physicians has Proouoed vast m"ny
cases OF the genuine kIne PoX, while unior-
tunately, and in manner yrt lneXphcdbie
the same matter from the .ancets vi some
other of our physicians has produced the
Small PoX. From lhe Small PUX' matter
thus produced, extensive innocuIatIuns by
Physicians aud others have be.n made.-
From ,nis source The Small Pox has broken
out in all directions from his place-And
the Subscribers know not the limits, as per-
sons innoculated with the smallpox IN this
manner and from this source, have gone
from this place in all directions.
Ga Tuesday last, vessel arrived at Bos-
ton, from Belfast. having Oh board a seaman
that had the small poX. Information was
immediately given 10 the proper authority
and the vessel was ordered to the quaran-
tine ground.
The erm ofthe Supreme Court Of Mas
sachusetts, which was to have been held in
Castine ol the Sd inst. has been, in conse
aueuce of the small pox, adjourned TO the
second Monday of September.
Neg York CON- Ads.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-12

A letter from Port-su-Prince, dated Il,
18th ult. mentions that the Pre>i en-, h,s
made IN attempt to raise the value of II,
money of the country TO par, but had no, as
vet succeeded. The same letter saws ,L,.
the markets were stocked with American
produce. except lumber. which latter ,r,i.
Gle had fallen in price on a,coun; OF ,vo
cargoss, hu' would get up again CoTa.
was declining Flour was II drls. Pork 81
Beet 10 Butter 90 cents per ID. Coffee -
sous. Sugar 7 dolls. hail. cwt.
". York Ca,en.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-12

We have the p",s"e o. presenting to
AIR readers another sterling essay on the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
BY The President of' tie u. Stafes.

WHEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the 18th of February, 1918 entitled an act
making provision for the establishment of addition
al Lard Offices in the Territory Of Missouri" the
rect the public lands W bicb have been surveyed in
said territory, to be offered for sale
Therefore, i. JAMES MONROE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public s.es for the disposal (sgreeabe to law
of certain lands in the territory of Missouri shall
be held ss follows, viz: Al st Louis, in the said
territory, on the first Monday in August, October,
December, February and April next, and three
weeks after each Of the said days, for the sale of
lands in the land district of st Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the mos, eastern ranges west of the fifth principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
At the Seat Of Jusnce fo~ Ho1vard County, in the
said Territory, OH the first Monday IN -epteu Der
and November xt, ana three weeks after each OF
said days, for the sale of lands in the land district
OF Hoz0ard County Thirty townships shall be Of
and to include the OF justice of the said coun-
~, as nearly in the centre the situation of the
surveys will admit, and the second Immediately east
ct the first, and in the same form excepting fom
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes
= Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
the thirtieth day Of April one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONR0E.
BY the Prcsiden, JOSIAH MElGs
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
or Printers of Newspapers who authorized
to publish the Laws OF the United States will insert
the above week Till April and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
" map Of the above Lands may be had (pre-
vious to the sales) at the General Land Office. and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
CM l31 Chief Clerk, General Land Office
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
DIR. RELIES
AS7 HMAT{C PILLS..

4s proof of rssich the foorsing in,ere.sisg cares
are submitted to public perusal;
~ Mr.. STETSON,
Of Hanover, was years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast attended with great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly incapable of at
tending business, after having tried in vain all other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res
tored by boxes OF these pills.
Te AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter. Of Boston
were each dreadfully afflicted with asthma and diff
Guilty of brea ihing were ai of them cured and re.
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Jtdge -------. OF Salem, had been many years sc.
vcrely afflicted with violent cough aud difficulty
of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brok.
en- for many years.
"A Lab of Boston turned of so, was severely
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting OF blood, could not lie downin keR-hed for 4
years. could not sleep but at short intervals. was
stored to perfect healtt on taking boxes.
These Pills give instass ease IN all coughs. colds,
asthmas, difficulty of breathing, wheezing. tigh;
hess of the chest, strained stomach, consumption
pain in the side, splitting OF blood. chilliness and
,hverngs, the forerunners OF malignant fevers. &c
common colds are removed in few hours, the age
vii, experience relief equally agreeable and ns,sr
,neous, even when the ungs are Affected. or .ssh
for I" pr Relies Asthmatc Pills" One bor contain
ing ~ pills frequently efscss.a cure To prevent
.osition, t,e outside printed wrapper is signed ~
q Conway Observe this you value health PIE
,ared and sold wholesale by the sole proprietol
W. +. Conway, chemist, No, 1. Bumstcad Place
sommon-sreet, Boston. & by special appointment b,
SAMUEL w. ViNSON, Druggisf,
No llo, Thsmes-strcct, Newport,
.ilse, By
Lemuel w Briggs, Brisioi, Hercules whitne'
l. Il Mason, Providence Over tiowcs, " indhim;
.sreene, Ne.s. Londsa lsaac d Bull, Hartford, ans
most druggsts, booksellers and post-masters thrc
ut the United States. where may he had all thcs,
asfy essesnsd and hghk apprevr. medicines.
prepared ny w T. Conway. Price One Dollar. o
ax boxes for Eve dollars IL boxcs for nine dollar
md ~ dozen bottles foe 100 dollars
Dec. :. 1917. o..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
x* NEW ADVERTISEMn nj.

M HEN a cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, cod,
asthma, difficulty of breathing, tigh,ness of the
chest Wheeling, pain in the side, sptting Of blood
strained stomach. &c. must it not be matter OF
surprze that we see the obituary daily sweed with
deaths occasioned principally by colds ! On an Gter-
age at ieaa
IT, One Hundred g Fi/iy thousand Persons
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough. then diff
Guilty Of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene Alas too often does ple.
judice. by listening TO some and adopting he op,n-
ion OF others, prevail thereby preventing trial OF
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely spplics-
tion of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

HAS received from New York, va
l. i rety of Children's pleasing Juvenile Books
some Friends Journals OF their lives, and other
valuable Books and Pamphlets, on various sub
jects. not to be found in any other store in town
"A good assortment OF Dry Goods, "a
mong which are, superfne Cloths, green and white
silk gauze, &c. &c
good assortment Of Teas, and new Crockery,
Cheap sept 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

~ Office is hereby gwen, that TIE subscribed
has been duly appointed Executor of the Last
Will ane Testament of JAMES CENTER, late Of
Newport, in The county of Newport, deceased, and
has given bonds nc law directs for The faithful
discharge of said duty All persons having de-
mands against the Estate Of said deceased, are
hereby required 10 exhibit the same and al per-
soos indebtc are call, d upon 10 make immediate
payment WILLIAM BAILEY, ErecUfsr.
Newport, Jan 27 1919 te
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

THE subscriber informs his friends and The pub
lie, that Capt George Larvton, in Tiverton,
I'm Moore, jun. and J h peabody, Newport, are
the Agents to receive articles intended for the uE-
ion Factory.
He continues to color and dress Wool.n Cloths
of all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool OF all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, Sattinets Coat
iags. Flannels &c of various colours aud ST ades.
Those who will favor him with their custcm IL his
inc, may depend on having their work done in ihe
best manner, and on reasonable terms, AND he
smallest favor will be- gratefully Acknowledge
JOHN BABLOCE.
Portsmouth, Jan. %, 1918. (tfl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
IOHN & AARON HALL,

ID EsPECTFULLY inform the Inhabitants of New
~ por and its vicinity, that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN, Of Newport, their agent to receive
and deliver all kinds of silks, satins, grapes, con-
quans, shaws, silk and cotton hose, ribbons, cloths
Oi all kinds, stuffs, Nankins &c &c which they will
venture to say, will be finished in style equal, if not
superior TO any Dyeng- House IN America and the
trice of coioring reasonable and uniform, according
To size, width, color, &c. May ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

For me X. 4 Renu6Aean.
.MELAA cHoLY HoURs-Ao.z

LINES t
. sghfsosed 10 6avs been addressed ~ q Femsl.
LunaHc To II S1SASCzR.
WEEP not for ms--Oi do not weep;
Hero would rest me--fain woald sleep,
Tho keen the blast.
Stranger, each fancied bliss must fade,
Though dark the grave. and cold 10 made,
It's dread is past.
Here, peaceful wealth the green-sward lie.
SO pale the cheek, 60 dim the eye,
res 'tis repose--
A Father, Mother, Brother rest
Light lie the turf upon their breast,
q may 1, in their slumbers blest,
Forget my woes.
They said, beneath the surging tide;
Where storms and tempests fercely ride,
.feef They made his grave!
Whose image ON my heart bear;
The voice of love he cannot hear,
Beneath the vave.
4 cannot weep--I cannot pray
Sinks in the west, the orb of day;
So. in the tomb, my Joys are hed,
And hopes fair bossoms--a all are dead
q for the .h0niac, do not weep,
Here would rest me, fsin wsu.d sleep
- Some years past, the 4fhor Of fhe obops read
phssr has read fhs lonely strains Of varaR wiH nss
ris preszmed cali hiss. (fbs frmts @ a melancholy
hour) pAsgiarism
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
.O OF LAND,
NOTICE.

WILL sell my mouse, No. 4e on osd-
l. stree and ,he Land thai il stands oa, SIS
ite, front and $50 feet in the rear, 10 any per-
onn wishisg t. purchase, on reasonable teiTs.
Said House is nealiy aew and will do well
for Public House. A HATHAWAy.k
Newport, Dec. l6, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
CUNDALL'S MII.LS-PoytsmOush.
Il neOer-iailing Spring!

WOOL CARDING
HE public is respectfully informed, that the
subscriber continues the business OF carding
sleeps Wool, of all grades into rolls, short no.
tice
COLORING AND DRESSING CLOTH.
He also colors and dresses Wooen Cloths, of ev-
cry kind, in very superior manner. Also, yarn
for carpets. and every other purpose.
MANUFACTURING.
Plains, Satinetts, Cassmeres, Coatings. Flannels,
&c are manufactured at said mills on moderate
terms.
THE AGENCY
OF the above business is committed to Jon SHgR.
MAN, of Newport--PELEs Corey, Of Tiverton---
and SANroap ALmy, of Lttle-C Ccmpton--who will
promptly attend to all orders
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, Sept. 2, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
STATE o. Rhede- Island sc.
WAsHIseToN, sc. Clerks Office, Courf Com
DLcna Lanua,.. u l4Io

WAsHINGTONl &c t1e'Ks CUltf' NVHTF I0H-
mon Pleas. January :. q. 1919
sNHE creditors of Jonathan Kinyon. of SOUTH
kngstown. in the county Of Washington. yeo-
mso, insolvept dsbtor, TO whom the benefit Of an
act entitled "aa Act for the relief of debt
ors" passed in June, A. ID :75s and of the several
acts in aid thereof, has been extended Is him-are
hereby notified to appear a, the Court Of Common
fleas, to be holden at South. .Kings,own, within and
for the county of Washington the hrs. Monday
of February next,< they f., to oomiaste Con-
missiouers or Assignees to receive and distribute
his Estate agreeably to the provisions Of said Act.
SAMUEL HELME, Clerk.
South. .KingstowR, yan s. 1919 ~ 27l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

Hogshead Hoops Wmscd
ASH and the bighes, ptice will he given for a
~ few thousand Of first quality white Oak < Wal.
nut Hoops, by applying to this Office
q Aug s, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03


and this skin serves !, as q irrto defend Il
from the cold. IL is Tur,ber observed that
this plant nsver dies ill il can Ae longe, fDd
say grass 70 nourish il. The frum yields .
Juice like blood when IL is taken from the
s'alk /; and has the taste Of mutton. The
wolf Is as fond Of this plant as. Of zeal mus,
Zen and the Muscovitcs make use of il, in
order to surprize those anlmsis.
EngEsk fafer.
Na --osM:o--
The New. York Evening Pes, infor ms, that
Gen. Count LsIIemand has declared his in
tcation, before the District Court Of the U.
States, at New-Orlcans, to becsms a cnlzen
of the United States, as sson ss tho terms
prescribed by the naturalization act will per-
nit. He has hired small farm. in the vi
cinity Of New Orleans, where, IL is said, he
intends 10 spsnd hcreDaInder of his days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-21
100 Dollars Reward.

DAN away on the 9sth of April, from
Ia the farm Of the subscriber. in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Co. Virginia, 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 evinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost unntelligibly:
had on when he left home, much worn suit
of domestic cloth. | have every reason to
believe that he is endeavoring to pass for
free man, and as such went off in some OF
the bay craft during the late fishing season.
All masters ofvessels are forewarned from
harborlng OF 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 of
Fairfax, or district of Columbia if be-
yond that distance, the above reward, pro-
vlded he is secured in Jail so that get bin
again. WILLIAM MASON.
Charles County, Md. June |.
The editors of the National Intelligent
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will in
sert the above until forbid. and send their
accounts TO Port Tobacco for payment.
June ! II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-21
100 Dollars Reward.

rs known to have heen kidnapped from
i field near Germantown, between the
hours of l2 and 2 o'clock, on the 3Oth ult.
whilst at work alone, Free Black Man.
named HENRY HUDSON, aged betw cen
81 and 92 years, Of the height of Ave feet
five inches, very black complexion and
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,
had on blue cloth roundabout jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloons,
and a wool hat.
He is very civil, inoffensive man, " ith
rather down look There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into Car
riage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received. Keepers of turnpike
gates, toll bridges, and taverns, are par
ticularly requested to give such information
as may be in their power.
The above reward will he eheesGally
paid on conviction of the perpetrators Of
this fragrant outrage upon th. rights of
freeborn citizen of the United States.
REUBEN HAINES.
No.. 800, Chestnut street, Philadelphia
April pa
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-21
Was Committed

"O the Jail for Alexandria county, as
runaway, on 21st inst. hegro man,
who calls himself HENRY WILLIAM
SON, alias JACOB ROBINSON. The
said negro is about Is years of age. ana
about S feet six inches high, Of yellow
complexion; he had on blue cotton jacket,
and linen trowsers. When committed, he
said he was the property of Mr.. Elliot, of
Baltimore, but now says he is the property
of Mr.. Tyson, of The same place, and
that he will be entitled to his freedom in
a short time.
The owner is requested to come for.
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
ANDN ROUNSASELL.