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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

DEAR sIR-l have noticed, with pie asure, that
in your paper OF the 18th mat. you inform the pub
lie, that writer in the National Intelliecucev.
published al the seat OF the national Govern
ment, has commemorate series of letters in de-
fence ofthe Hartford Convention.
Ey chance the paper containing the second
letter, on that defence, fell INTO my hands. and
confess was much gratifed at seeing some-
thing, tho late, appearing on that side Of the
question.-liis manner is as cool and candid, as
his grounds and reasons on which he places the
Justification the members OF that Convention
are sound and constitutional,
The public has for Il long time been abused BY
the malisnt ofpsrty spirit ; and even when We
would suppose all causes Of party had evidently
past away, and but one voice was heard in the
general and local governments, an attempt is
made in Maine if the demon Of discord was
fearful there was likely 10 be peace and harmo-
ny IN the New state, 10 blow up the flame of dis
cord and render unpopular OF the most wor-
thy men IN the community.
should he gsieved to see any thing done in
Maine al his al tfeHiful season, that might ex-
cite all feelings in any man or BODY Of men to-
wards one another unvsrsa! gvod will, and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
ORIGINAL MISCELLANY.
FoR TIM poIrLAsp sAzHrrr

tos Tnf PORTLAND GAzErTE
MR. SHRLEy-It is an employment
worthy the consideration and attention
OF every intelligent thinking man, to cast
back a retrospective look, and trace the
origin, progress and unprecedented
growth ofthe American Republic ;whose
dignifed standing and honorable rank
among the nations Of the earth, inspire
the breast of every native citizen, with
a pleasing satisfaction and conscious
pride. And il is no less interesting and
useful, to extend a view beyond the pre-
sent time, and contemplate the future
prospects of this now happy country.
The welfare and prosperity OF his
country, ought to be nearest and most
dear to the heart of every American citi-
zen. it is his imperious duty to depre-
cate and ward off impending evils, and
earnestly solicit thatthe smiles and bless
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
Legislature Of Massachusetts.
IN SENATE

MONDAY, JAW. II.
His Excelency the Governor informed the
House by message, that he had received let
ter from The Hon. Nessrs. Oris aud SlELLEN, the
Senators of this State IN Congress, stating that,
as to the bill for admitting Maine into the Union,
some difficulties hal occurred respecting the APP
por,ionment If National Repre- senta,ives for Mas
sachuset's and Maine. The Message was com
b,itted TO the Hon. Alessr,. Williams and lrsh,
with such AS the House may add.
The Hon Iessrs. lIuneweli. Enaicott and
Tufts, with such AS the House may add, were
appointed committee to consider what public
documents. &C. it may be proper TO deliver to the
State VI Maine.
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DEBATES IN CONGRESS.

The National lntelligcncer of the 18th
inst. contains a sketch of the Debates in
the Committee OF the whole in the House
of Representatives on the bill - for the
admission of Maine into the Union."-
We will endeavour to present our rea-
ders with. an analysis of it, as the subject
is peculiarly interesting to this section of
the country. Hon. Mr.. Hill, of Maine
was in the chair. On the question that
the committee rise and report the bin,
DIR. Clay, opened the debate he said,
he was not prepared for the question,
and this not because he was opposed to
the admission of Maine, which he
thought a concurrence of circumstances
recommended but because he wished
to know the issue of dangerous doctrines,
which he had heard in that house rela-
ting to the power of Congress TO impose
restrictions on new States. Another
difficult point with Mr.. c. was, the APP
portionment of Representatives he
wished to know what was to be done in
this regard, before he voted on the bill.
He mentioned the cases of Kentucky
and Vermont, which were connected to.
gether in 1871, in one act providing for
their admission in Congress; and
thought precedent was there afforded
for the decision in the presnt case.
Mr.. Holmes, in reply, said, the sub.
;ect now presented to the committee,
was plain and distinct, and upon which
be was ready to give his vote in the
aairmative--it was to admit Maine into the
Union or not. The other question on
the representation, he was ready to dis
cuss now, or at any other time. He sta
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, JAN. IL.
A.tatement THE Hon. Daniel Sargent, Treas
urer relating TO the fiscal concerns Of the State,
the pay Of the Convention Of Maine, and the cur
rent expsnces .ofhis Office was read and commit.
ted.
Petition-pf Thoma. Wendell and others, for
a Religious Society in Pennington.
A letter was received from the Hon. Ezra
starkweather, resignins his seat at the Council
Board. -
SATURDAY, JAN. Is.
A bill relative to the Circuit Court Of the Third
Eastern Circuit and the n. Yarmouth Chapel
Religious Society insorp. bill, passed to be en-
crossed.
Hon. GEORGE BLISS has been chosen a
Counsellor, vice the Hon. Ezra starkwsather,
signed.
MONDAY, JAN. II.
The petition of s. Spring. smith-and OF
the tcwn eli Wayne-were committed.
TUESDAY, JAN. ID.
A memorial from Samuel Freeman. relating to
compe sstion az Judge If Probate. was referred
to Messrs. LEWIS, STooKBRIDsE and CnUtF.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 10.

Next Tuesday AT IL o'clock was assigned for
taking into confederation the subject OF express
sing the sentiments of the Legislature relative to
interdc,mg Slavery in the new States 10 be adj
n,itted into the Union.
The Commissioners of the Land oiice report
ed lit OF all the grants of new Lands, IN Name,
which have not been located with the times
With, which the location. were To be made, in
compliance with an order passed yesterday
Cn7-H nppears by The isl that nine aud IN nay
fopnships leach township eontalning 23,o4O dcres)
hare been made since The year 1908, 10 he D.rbB,
Hluo,osl, VILLAINS, Farmington, .4oit.r', aud
Berkshire .4eadeu,.es, TO The o,cns Of Plymouth,
Taunfon. and Ray,ham /; 10 the Proprietor Of
Sandy Bay Pier, 10 tbs Saeo free Brtfge, 10 Dnt-
top's roid and 10 other coporai'ons and ,nd'r'du-
ais.
ordered, That the Land Commissioners report
what Public Lands nave been granted and con-
tr,ctea for since 1880: the dates Of the grants,
contracts and conveyances. the quantities ofiands
ated. and the places of the location. together
with general plan of tho lands so located. Also,
what lands have been grapted when nave not
been located stating the periods allowed to make
said locations. Sent down.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10.
Thirty Eve members present.
The Quarter Master General laid before the
Senate an account OF the expenses VI MS oN''
&C.
RECORDS OF THE MAINE CONVENTION.
The Secretary came in with the following Mes
sage from his Excelleucy the Governor.
Gsnil.nen Of the Senate. and
Gentleman cfsse House Of Represenfrsirss,
Having received from the Secretary Of the
Convention Of Maine, manuscript copies, d"'y
authenticated, of the Record, ofthe Convention,
and the acceptance. BY the people of the District,
the Secretary will lay them before you. should
you think proper to assign them place an In,
archives Of tho Commonwealth the arrangement
. would not only preserve tn se documents tor 'u-
ture reference, but perpetuate remembrance oi
the re.pectinlN courteous attestion Of theConvsn-
ton Of Maine to the government Of Massachosetts
The Secretary will at the same tine lay before
YOU the Treasurer's account for the last year.
JOHN BROOKS.
Read and committed to the Honorable Messrs.
Gorham and Reynolds, with such as the Hon.
House may join.
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be taxed for certain number of years.
Mr.. w. asked, whether the powensof
laying taxes was not one OF the most
sovereign which could be exercised I;
and if, in particular like this, . con-
dition could b. imposed by Congress,
could they not'likewise impose The con-
dhion which had been Contemplated 10
respect to Missouri? MIR. W.concluded
by declaring the main ground taken-ty
the honorable Speaker TO be wholly
nntenable, and that the only serious OBJ
lection he had raised to the progress of
the bill could be obviated, by an amend
ment, with the greatest case.
Mr.. HOLMES, rose to answer Mr..
Speaker Clay's remarks, which again
called forth Mr.. Clay, who appeared to
be the only opponent to the bill on this
occasion. Mr.. Holmes then rose, and
enquired of Mr.. Clay, whether his OBJ
jections went no farther than the subject
of representation, or if that difficulty
should be gotten over, he would not
raise another, by making the uncondi-
tional admission of Missouri, condition
Of the admission Of Maine.
Mr.. Clay said, the gentleman had
asked him to make objections, but he
replied, that the part of the bill relating
to representatives, on which objections
would arise, had been stricken out, ano
it therefore, now belonged to the gentle
man from Massachusetts, to make some
amendment, whichshould bring the sub
ject before the House after this diff
Guilty was obviated, he said, he would
answer the gentleman on the other
point. He wished the committee to rise,
that the amendment might be prepared,
and the whole subject be before the
committee at once. A few other desul-
tory remarks passed between Mr.. Storrs,
Mr.. Foot, Mr.. Holmes and MIR. Clay,
when the committee arose. The next
day the House went again INTO commit
tee OF the whole but the debate was
not resumed and the committee imme-
diately arose and reproted the bill. The
debate was very desultory in the COM
mittee on this subjest no one taking an
active part IN the opposition, but Mr..
Clay.
The bill thus having passed the House,
was sent to the Senate in which body il |
was ansemded-if that term can be prop
erly applied, where the subject OF fit, has
been grossly deteriorated-by adding
the Missouri bill to it--and on Friday
the l4th, the question was taken on the
bill, thus currupted, and it passed, e5
members in its favor, and 8 against it.
flheconnection of the two bills was res
olutely opposed by the Hon. Mr.. Mel
LEN, from this District, who during the
agitation Of the question has been firm
and persevering, in resisting the unnat-
ural connexion.
The bill must again return to the
House, where we hope the polluted
which the Senate have added
to it, will be promptly Topped of. The
debates on this occasion will unques-
callforth all the strength and
eloquence ofthe house, and it well dc.
serves to-; for we cannot hesitate to pro-
nounce the principle question, that is,
the restriction of slavery, one of the
most momentous, that was ever presen.
ted to congress.
QUE regular Jour. al of Congressional proceed.
III ha h. e.. A.. o.. |
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QUE regular Jourt Al Of Congressional proceed.
irgs vii be found on the frs page OF 10 days ps-
per. The following additional particulars is Ill
We have received of
MoNctY, JAN. II.
In Senate, was resumed tie consideration cfihe
admission Of the State Of Maine isto the Union -
proposed to be amended BY the annexation Of Mi.
sp"ri. And the said pr, posed amendnen, being
uudc' considerable,
M. Edwards offered an ame ndiaeni, having in
view the principle If compounds (by exclusion OF
slavery from The other territories Of the United
States) but subsequently withdrew il 10 give an
opportunity for the following motion
Mr.. Roberts moved Il add e. the ameudnsu,
(whereby Missouri proposed 90 be admitted 10
70 m Coos,i,ution) The following poviso:
Pro, ided. that the further ie,roiuclion into
SAID Sta,e Of persons 10 be held TO sIa,ery, OF in
voluntary servitude. within he sane, shall BE abso.
uteiy and rrevocabiy rrnhibhed'
his motion wss supported, at leneth, by NJ
Roberts opposed hy s'f. Elliott, aaa supported
~ Mr.. Morril.
and then the Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-08

w.ru,nsnts parted with power and a.
Ssrdaned Offices sometimes perhaps even
with too much alacrity, &c.
MIR. Smith was Of opinion that t thls ;
s,.cs was requisite in the north Ut
s,nne. the executive would certainly
Ea ware of it, and would have recon-
caaded Il to CONGRESS bot this was
~. the case, and the Senate were
's;tbaut information on the subject. He
sook : at some length to shew that the
cpses of distress could not exist on the
ointment to the extent asserted, and
hat from dis similarity Of language,
e. there would be no difficulty OF as
csrtaining them, by the Consuls that
there was also less liability OF imposl-
linn. or of their desertion by their cap
|tains, &c.
Mr. PARROT observed that the infor-
nation of Mr.. King respecting the sea
men Of the north of Europe, and the
nractice Of American captains was new
e him. He had had much experience
IN commerce.and many opportunities OF
observiag bat that which had been
|sta ed by the gentleman from New
Yark had mover come within his know
ledge. He was willing to take up the
subiect of Consuls and make them a
compersation for attending to distressed
sea,nen bat could not consent to make
AN inyidious distinction between the
Consul of Hamburg and ether ports.
The question was then taken on con
CURING with the committee In the a.
amendment and was negatived, ayes
Is, noes 81.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID ANAWAY from Parkgate, in Prince
HI William county, 'on Tuesday, March
28th, where Francis Manuel is -overseer,
negro JACOB, smallm man, about As years
OF age black with rather yellow tinge,
snartly markedih the face with the small
pox be is timid negro, has a down look,
aud rather a whining voice. His clothing,
as far as is recoilected, was mixed blue
kersey roundabout jacket and twilled cotton
and yarn pantaloons. he may have (and it
is probable he has other clothing. as ne took
of all be had. will give for him, if taken
up within &c miles and brought home, EN-
DOLLARS; flower 90 miles and under So,
THIRTY DOLLARS; but if over 30
miles, and brought home or secured IN lail 50
that get him again. FIFTY DOLLARS.
All persons are forbid at their peril harbor.
ing or entertaining said fellow.
" WIN. STUART.
april 8 sw
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For Rent.
FOR SALE.

A II the HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, low
IN er end Of King street, wholesale and
retail "A large and compleat assortment of
made-up Cloaths. consisting of Russia sheet
ing, dowlas, cotton checks, linen and fan
mel shirts, Russia sheetings, dowlas, Bur-
lap and striped cotton pantaloons and trow-
sers; several summer. dresses, handsome
striped horentine, blue nankeen, &c. with
sundry other articles, well worth the atten-
ton Of ouse-keepers, and farmers to clothe
their servants---as they are well and faith
fully made and ofthe bestmaterials.
They will be sold worry low, cheaper than
the materials could be bought for, single
article. The object Of the institution was
to purchase the materials by the quantity
with money, for the benefit of employing the
industrious poor during the winter months.
april
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AA{N READING ROOM III,
&M& MARINE 10 UR n AL. &&


ARRIVED,
Schnr. Eliza s. Nancy, White 5 days fir.
New York cheese, butter, onions and po-
,atoes. to the master and w. c. Red6eld on
board, and mahogany to S. A. Marsseller.
SAILED,
Brig Benetac.or, Immohr, Bermuda.
Barque George Williams, Rose. Proyi-
dence, r. 1.
BRIG Maria, Briggs, from Seth. ar. at Bal
timore the 7th inst rs days from Cork; re-
ports, leaving Feb. 18th. ship Medtord.
Barnard. of Alexan lria, discharging March
%. lat. SO deg rs min. north, long. SIS. "a,
west, spoke ship Diana, Lewis, Ii days fm.
Alexandra for Madeira pilot on board, had
experienced bad weather and sustained da-
mage
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-08
Public Sale.
Advertisement.

N pursuance of Inc powers vested in Us by
1.-the last Will and Testament of Nicholas +.
Blackjack decd. we will offer tor sale at his
farm on Mattawoman in Prince Georges
County. ON Friday the I4th day OF April next,
all the personal proper;; on said farm, con-
slsting OF Horses Mules, cattle and some We.
ry valuable plantation utensils, also Me-
gro Boy about Ia years Of age. This sale
will be made partly for cash and partly on
credit, as viii be more fully explained on the
Gay. The salewill commence al eleven O..
clock.
THOMAS MUNDELL,
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Executors of Nicholas F. Blackjack, decd.
March 60 dts
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

n SECONDED from my service on We'd
EAnesday forenoon about o'clock, mu-
latto girl named FANNY, about l8 OF 10
years old, about feet4 or inches high,
we'll set. rather likely in countenance, a
scar on the elbow occasioned by a burn or
scald, also scar on the legg, produced by
snagg. ri will give ten dollars if taken
within the District, and secured so that get
her again--aRd twenty-if taken o1t of the
District, and if taken 40 miles from home
thirty dollars, with reasonable charges if
brought home to me.
ISAAC KELL.
Alexandra, march 81, 1890. If
N. B. 1t is expected she has gone north
ward .-.AIIpersons are lorwarnGd not to
harbor said girl or employ her at their peril.
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Public Sale,

MlLL be sold at the tavern ofSAMUEL
~ CATS, on the turnpike road, near
Alexandria, on the Gath Gay of April next, at
IL O'Clock, SEVEN SLAVES, on credit
OF twelve months, the property of the late
John Compton's, distributes pursuant to
decree OF the worshipful the county court Of
Fairfax, pronounced a; its March session in
the present year-AmoDg these slaves is a
very likely BOY the others are young wo-
men and children.-Ronds with approved
security will be required.
T. w. HEWITT.
Commissioner.
March ga f94A
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Office.

Thisls to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the orphans court OF
Charles county, in Nd. letters Of admins
rard BLACKSMITH late Of Charles county de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby waraed to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the 5th day of
Sept. next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 5th day of April Ammo Domi-
vi 1920.
GERARD DYSON, Admr.
april 5 d3w
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ARRIVAL OF THE SPANISH
AMBASSADOR.

In the ship James Monroe. Captain
Rogers, which arrived at New-York,
on the 4th inst. from Liverpool, came
passengers, General Don Francisco
Wives, Spanish Ambassador, Colonel
Don Jose Sanchez Biddo, and Lieuts.
Don Antonio Donis and Nj. Salmon
The James Monroe sailed from Liver
n00l on the 4th ut.
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Samuel Messersmith,

Samuel Messersmith,
HAsfor Sale,
SO So b bbis. Museovado SUGAR
90 bags prime green coffee
Is do St. Domingo do
TEAS OF Good Quality,
Is chests young Tyson
I3 boxes do do
8 chests gunpowder
9 half-chests do
boxes imperial each 40 canisters
of Glib.
60 boxes Spanish segars
5 pipes Malaga wine
8 do Holland gin
Madeira wine
s So bsl, phiads, pphist 3. Baltimore
Is bbis. country gin
90 boxes fancy soap
100 sets Cantan table mats
ESQ reams wrapping paper
1900 lbs superior Goshen cheese
20 hhds molasses
10 bbls prime pork, N York city iu-
spec;ion
9 bales Upland cotton
Keg raisins, white pepper
Parmazan cheese, Timothy Seed. &c.
April 8 ct
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For. Sale.

For Sale,
Oa board the schr Penguin, Joseph Noble,
muster, laynsg at Bayne and Greene
wAarf-
Hogsheads excellent molasses
of sugar
Boxes and barrels of shoes of various
descriptions. Soal leather
Cassia, ginger, pepper 81
Goat skins in hair
Soap and candles
CoriiaIs, nests boxes
beams OF wrapping paper
tongues and sounds in Kegs
4 lew barrels tanners OIL
Sewing twine, garden seeds
barrels no. ! beef, first quality.
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March ga
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust, executed to
- the subscriber, by William Fl Dundas.
dated the 24th day of July, 1917. tor certain
purposes therein mentioned, | shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises,
for cash, on the 18th of April next ensuing
the date hereof, The Wharf, Warehouse and
Lot OF Ground, devised 20 the SAID Dundas,
by Vim. Hepburn Such title will De made
as isvested in the trustee.
JOHN HOOFF. Trustee.
march 6 fI4A
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april


EORTY cases consisting of mems wo--.
u mems and misses shoes and bootees OF
the latest fashions, and superior quality, re-
ceived per schooner Penguin, which VIII be
sold at reduced prices, on application to
T FL. ROWLAND. s
18th mo. s st
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For Freight,

6EE The suhStedt,al and fast sailing
-ss&I& brig MANUFACTOR Ricb'd Cord
ner, master, burtben about 2ooo barrels. A
freight to S. America or South of Europe
would be preferred. Apply to
9Th mo. 9th st
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Butter and Cheese.

EOR SALE on board the schooner ELI
Il "a & NANCY, atBaynes' wharf
500 lbs butter
1000 do cheese, stquality
I2ooo ropes red and yellow onions
Zoo bushels potatoes
loo bushels oats
10 halfbarrels mackerel. Apply to
april 8 st w. C. sREDFiELD.
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April 7
Notice.

Notice.
tFHE FARMERS BANK OF ALEX
u ANDRlA, This Day declares Divi-
dend of profit on the capital stock paid in,
of 8 per cent for the last six months, payable
to Stockholders OF their representatives on
Tuesday the 4th inst.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
April l. sth2w
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For Providence, r.. /.

TUT ITUVIUtICC. ~ 1.
xEK FiE ~, lsn'ial and fast sailing
SMRSLOOP RANGER, L. Lebanon,
master, carries BOO bbls. For freight of Zoo
apply to
4th st St
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For FREIGHT,

For Freight,
SCHOONER SUSANNAH. Capt. Field,
iJburthen 500 barrels, and schooner Volant,
Capt. Card, burthen 800 barrels, will be
ready for the reception of cargoes in four
days, and take freight for any northern port
or the w !. Indies, apply to
ABIJAH ADAMS,
No 3 Central Wharves
Who offers for sale said schooners cargoes
gro tons Plaster Paris. March 81
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Old Madeira Wine.

TYyHE subscriber has for sale genuine old
Il Madeira wine in half'pipes and quarter
casks, on a liberal credit.
Also, chewing tobacco received per sioop
Ocean, from the nanLfs Glory of Messrs.
Dunlop and Organ, of First, second; and
third quality, warranted.
march Is I'm
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Fishing Salt.
MINE THOUSAND bushels St. Ubes salt
/ Y Of asuperior quality for fisheries, for
sale by VIM. FOWLE, u Co. 8
Who have for sale
90 barrels whale oil. March | 5
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from the commons Of
~ Alexandria. on Monday evening last, a
SORREL HORSE, with a nick tail, has
lost his right eye, both hind feet white,
trots fast. The above reward will be paid
for taking up said horse and reasonable char
ges ifbrought home.
: JOHN BANKS.
April 3tH