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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Valuable Property for Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 4th of March next,
~ the following valuable property will be
offered at public sale, for cash:
l. A two story brick tenement and lot of
ground on the south side of King street, AZ
feet to the west of Henry street, in front on
King-stree 25 feet, in depth 100 feet.
g. A vacant lot on the west side of Fayette
street, beginning al point equi-distant from
King and Cameron streets, thence north on
Fayette-street rs feet 7 inches, ives: parai-
lei to king street to Payne on
Payne street rs feet inches, thence TO the
beginning.
8. A large two story brick warehouse
and lot of ground al the intersection of the
north line of King street with the east line of
Fayette- street, in front on King street %
feet inches-on Fayette- street, loo feet TO
10 foot alley, now in the tenure of James
English.
4. A lot on tbs east side of Fayette- strt.
10 feet to the north of King street, in front
on Fayette-sttree: 81 feet inches, in depth
I23 feet inches.
5. Two Lots of ground formerly parts of
the estate Of the late Richard Conway, dis
tinguished in the survey made for his execu.
tors by No. 90 and 2l-No. 60 situated on
the norm sue ot montgomery street, anu
west side of Columbusstreet, containing one
acre and 7-8--No, 81 situated at the inter
section of the south side of Montgomery-st
with the west side of Columbus street, con-
tanning SIG Of an acre.
The above described property will be Of
fered for sale under deed OF trust from Jas.
Anderson TO R. |. Taylor, for the security
of the Mechanics Bank ofAlexandria.
The sale will be made at the warehouse
distinguished in the above advertisement by
No. g. al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Payment will be required on the spot for
each piece of properly truck of-and il
not made, the property Will be Immediately
resold at the risque of the defauIter, whose
bid will not be afterwards received.
BY order of the trustee,
S. A. M ARSTELLER, Auc.
January 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24

.,ested to be put on board the
issaaan steed,b bound for London, on the tn
Wa1ss C..0,ember, when the captain de-
Cd o. PM ,bat no man would be permitted
|clarc sss I'll. the vessel; that the praise-wor,,
to lea .tirity of Mr.. S. had prevented
thy as sassity Of the captain calling in
t y ~ of the passengers; that 1t
the s1;drnt that the crew could not
was lent her aaoat fer "a hours---and
have ne csnt Il Was their wish to prove
INA. t !, would have been saving to the
ilA' - if the vessel had gone down,
'Sat that il was the Intention OF the cap
anu 80 - allow her to sink. That the
'an tons, : Of Mr.. S. produced the desir-
fl : ag.et. and it was fortunate for the
% sn.s he was on board, could not be
I1@Sa;.d.-thc passengers were much ex-
se,S especially Mr.. S. who not
p,st,,standing he was labOring under a
WI ;aI,J disease brought on by fatigue
' s the last IA days that the vessel
' y" # sea. supplied the place of those
s s~ who fell sick, and by threats,
a'ttcry. and promises, was enabled to
I I the watches to their duty, and
preserved rs amongst the passengers the
Utmost regularity which prevailed till
,he vessel arrived in port.
The, Magistrates deliberated for a
.bort time, and brought in verdict for
me claimants. allowing them lOt. each.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Mr.. Charles,
TIE TENTRELOQUIST,

On has 1Uay to Richmond.
.TTAS the honor to acquaint the Citizens OF
Il Alexandra, that be intends to perform
at BROWNS ASS EMILY ROOM,
THIS EVENING, jan. "a,
The popular exhibition Of Illusions of Ven.
triloouism, Mechanical Games and Philoso-
phical Recreations. &c. &c. &c.
(tr Admittance | dolar-ChilGren half
price. Tickets to be had at the bar
Doors open at half past Performance at
halt past 7.
For particulars see hand bills.
N. B. Mr.. C.. being under an engagement
for Richmond. the public may be assured that
no second exhibition will follow.
han. "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Leesburg Turnpike Road.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock.
holders in the Leesburg Turnpike Road
Company, that Ten Dollars on each share
subscribed, Chat is, on the stock subscrlE "a
since the lsto( October, 1919 is required
to be paid on the lst day OF February next.
N. B, All those who do not pay their lst
instalment, due the 18th Nov. last by the 18th
Jan. next, may expect notice to Feb.
coart. jan - - tlf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
For reight.

.AAM The new and last sailing brig CO.
.%SAs LUMBUS, John Moffitt, master, bur
then about loo barrels, and will be ready
to load in a few days.
OF 3 ston,
.AAS, The good schr, SYREN, Simon E.
- merry, master, burtben about Too bbls
and will very soon be ready 10 load some
small freight and passengers would be taken.
For the West-Indies,
.AsS, The very superior sloop EAGLE,
-ssas&aJ -. &. Wright, master, burthen Zoo
bbls. and will very soon be ready to receive
freight.
or Newburyport,
xsA& The good schr JOHN HOWARD,
.ssG John Tucker master, burlhen 400
bbis, ; she can take some small frt ight and
passengers. Apply to
J. II. LADD, &. Co.
Who have just received by The above vessels,
S,O00lbs. Java coffee
8,0U0St. Domingo do.
$4,000 bushels Lisbon Salt
10 hhds. molasses, 1al leather, bis potatoes
and Onions
boxes Il. Crehores cards
Is Freedoms patent cast iron ploughs
$4,000 merchandise boards
tons hay in bundles.
ian. Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
For Sale.

ON Account M;niant Of uokom al mag concern.
\ y, "EONESDAY, the 26th inst at |
will Clock, at the merchants coffee house,
lipTTgf sold, the HULL OF THE schooner
Odd 1T IL BELT and her cargo of I4oo and
ihrm, oIsneiS Of Corn, as she now lays cut
asI I Is and sunk by the lie on Craney ISL
''I i, Oar, near Holins' point.
yan ~. 2t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
For Freight.

A The new schr. CAROLINE, capt.
49, 49, Miligan; carries about 900 bbls. is in
complete order for the reception of cargo !;
will take freight to any eastern or southern
port. Also,
IN The schr HOPE E. PHEBE, capt.
.ssssssss sss Charge burthen about 500 bbls is
nearly new vessel and in complete order.
She will take freight to the West Indies or
any southern port. Apply to
dec 10 ". FOWLE {. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
NEGROES for Sale.

A Nm, strong, healthy black woman, a
"a good plantation slave and house SER
want Nelly, Cher child) 8 years DID,
Likewise, negro nan named Richard -
They will not be sold out of the neighoor-
hood ofthe Middle Ferry, Prince George
county, Md The whole will be sold for
CASH only, and ifuot disposed of before the
lst of March next, they will then be sold at
auction. Apply to
DANIEL PIERCE,
King-st. near Westinghouse. Alexandria.
Who kas for sale.
A general assortment of umbrellas, parasols,
canes and trunks
JAM fmtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Public Auction.


ON Monday the Gath inst. will be sold un-
for purposes therein .nenioned, the entire
stock in sade Of Mr.. Fitzhugb, at bis store
on Bridge street, Georgeton n-the stock
Goods as any IN the Distrct--smong them
are
Superfne London blue cloths,
Middling, assorted,
And blue do.
Mixed, brown and black,
Cassimeres. double and single milled do.
Second and 6ne blue, black, mixed brad
and green broad cloths,
Assorted bombazetts
White, red and yellow aannels Of all qts-
lities
Figured cambrck muslins
Britannia silks
Irish linens, Ga cambricks
India CalicoeS
Worsted lambs wool and cotton hosiery
Worsted, cotton and leather suspenders
Domestic muslins and checks
English sewing silks
Cd cotton checks
Dowas, India and fancy muslins
Japanned jacOnet
Cravatting velvetteens and cords
Madras hkfs. patent threads
Imitation shawls, buckskin and beaver
gloves
Fine nerino Waterloo sharls
Steam loom and other shirtings
Ditto sheetings
Plaids, stripes and bed ticking
Canton grapes
Florentine, Aorences
Silk and York tan gloves
Pins, bobinet laces, silk hose
Lace wells, thread aceS
Cotton balls, &c. &c.
The terms will be liberal and made known
at sale, which will commerce at ga n
EDWARD DAVIS. Auct'r.
Jan 19 st
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Tuition.

flE female School, under the patronage
a., VI gis Society OF Friends in Alexan-
w., Wlii admit few more scholars, if ear
glPpheatlsn be made to the subscriber,
n,sS as reduced The price oftuition to IFS for
l,b fSandard, viz.--Reading, writing, Eng
Arah. rammar aud the four first rules of
~ huetlc, i've dollars per quarter High
..,,aSsnches, six dollars No scholars ad-
s,J ~ so. VINO have not learned the alphabet
eohnenced spelling.
RACHEL. PAINTER,
Alfred, near King-street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
For TeneriHe.

And back to this port
.,SAS, The superior schnr. IHETTS, cap
49, aR& tain Hedges, is now loading and will
sail in a few days I5o bbls, -four, or that
amount in wheat will be taken on freight.
Apply to w. FOWLE, & Co.
For Freight,
~ The schnr. ALFRED, capt. Nick
1ss.SS erson, carries about $50 bbls. is a
new vessel, and in readiness TO receive car.
go abroad A freight for Bermuda or south
ern port would be preferred. Apply as "a
bove. Dec II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24

...tIES AT Al CIit>N.



On TUESDAY, at 10 a. NJ.
Will be sold at the auction room, corner OF
Prince and Water streets.
bale broad cloths -
do cassineres (blue and mixed)
do Kendall cottens
do WaItbam shirtings
case cambrics
l Go calicoes
| do coIduroys
do check handkerchiefs
do coPd threads
! do box and pound pins
do cotton threads
| do steam loom shrtings
do bleaeh'd shirtings
do wooIlen hosiery, &c. &c.
Also,
40 barrels Muscovado sugars
hid. molasseS
loabbls. American gin
s kegs chewing tobacco
10 boxes candles,
S bbls. tilberts
boxes almonds
8 cases mems and boys hats
49, boxes mems and women's shoes
With quantity of elegant furniture, &c.
.dtSo, Uithout reserve,
Bookcase and Secretary
Bureau
Lookingglass
jun "a
S.A. MARSTELLER, auct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
BosToN ATHENGUM.

committee Of the trustees Of this
;,stitotion have reported that the whole
,wount Of voIames belonging to the
ltheupum is twelve thousand six hun
]red and forty-seren. In addition to
which tie Libraries of the American
academy, and of the Hon. John q.
adams, constitutes a grand total of
nearly twenty thousand volumes for the
use ofthe proprietor of the Institutions
and The subscribers.
The committee report than 'sthe do
pors arc so numerous that it would be
dlcult to designate all by name. They
rsnnOt, however, refrain from particu-
ARISING the Hon. John Q. Adams, Sc
rrtary CT State, his Exccllency De-
Witt Clinton, Governor, John Van,
Ness Yates, Secretary, and William A.
Duer, Esq. Member of the Legisla-
ture Of New York, the Right Rev. BIZ
shop Cheserus, Samuel Appleton. Esq.
Edward Brooks. Esq. and Professor
George TiCknor, of Boston, who by the
number, the nature, Or the value oil
their respective donations, are eatitled
in an eminent degree to the thanks OF
tie proprietors."
APHORIsMs FOR YOUNG, UNMARRIED
LANES
If YOU have blae eyes. yoa need not
anguish. Ii black eyes you need not
her.
ifyou have pretty feet, you need not
wear short peticoats.
II you have good teeth, do not laugh
less than the occasion may justify.
lfyOu have pretty hands and arms,
there can be no objection to your play
Ing on harp if You play well.
lfyOu are disposed to be clumsy,
work tapestry.
lfyou have bad voice, rather speak
IN low tone.
lfyoa have the finest voice ia the
world never speak in a high tone.
lfyon dance well. dancc but seldom.
II YOU dance i'll, never dance at all.
Ii You laugh much or little, never
laugh boisterously.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Sugar at Auction.

Sugar at Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY at 12 o'clock. in
Ofront OF the auction store corner Of Prince
and Water streets, will be sold
20 hhds Sugar Of superior quality
100 bis do good quality
Terms liberal and will be made known at
sale.
ian94 S. A. MARSTELLER. Auct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
SPLENDID SMILE.

The whole universe is your library !;
conversation, living studies and re-
marks upon them are your best tutors.
,-Study thea the VOLUME OF NATURE.
Sor Nature. aud Reason, never split
Cmn the same text. The globe on
winch yoiI tread. and the wide expanse
!Oa behold, make but small edge of
- e'ie-page. Its contents are bound
~ imperial folio, lettcred with the stars
"'p gwen to each subscriber, gratis.
ION lstcncy presents Christianity in
M anest attitude, in all her lovely
f'op"rllon nf figure, aud correct symc-
i! OF feature. Consistency is the
%eu'i'al result of all the qualities and
s s,% ot>a truly religious mind. united
~. brought into action, each individu-
- rlSh., all relatively associated.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Potatoes and Onions.

ENVE HUNDRED bushels Nova Scotia
IL and Rhode Island potatoes, Of a superior
quality
1000 strings and so bushels onions, in
good order Also,
A general supply of groceries, as usual.
All of which will be sold on good terms.
ian Is Tt JOHN LANHAM.
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Prime Oats.
Musical Instruments.

DIANO FORTES, plain and ornamcnted
D. few very superior violins in cases, and
a great variety OF common qualities.
Best London made flutes and elarionets.
silver keys; tipped and plain.
lageoIets and flies OF different kinds.
larioaet reeds, violin bows, bridges and
pins.
Best Roman and German violin strings.f
Just received, and for sale by
nov8 thstutf J. KENNEDY g. SON !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
Henry Berry,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Residing IN CharlesIoWn, =
N7ILL practice in the Superior & Coun.
Wv ty Courts of Jefferson, Berkely and
Frederick he tenders his professional servi-
ces to his friends and acquaintance OF Alex
andria and its vicinity. WIN I'm jan IL
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NIarshal's Sale.

VN7ILL be sold for cash on the premises,
w on Saturday, the goth day Of Februa-
ry next, at l2 O'Clock. all the right, title and
interest, OF Phebe Moore, in and to one lot of
ground in the town of Alexandria, at the
northeast corner Of Washington and Wolf SITS.
to satisfy all Execution in favor of Archibald
B. Dick. D. MINOR. D. M.
JAMIE for T. RINGGOLD, marshall
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
For Charleston, N C..

>SAA> The sloop GENERAL JACKSON,
sAE capt. Bird-l5o bbls. is wanted TO
fill her up for Charleston, Savannah, or Da-
rien, for freight of which or passage, having
excellent accommodations, apply on board
at Janney's wharf, or 70
THOS. V. HUCK.
mo Gath st
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Little River Turnpike Com
panJ

January i3, 1890
A DIVIDEND of six per cent. for the
IA year ending on the 3lst of December.
1919, is this day declared, and will be paid
the stockholders in this company, or their
legal representatives ON the 18th Of March
next. JONAH THOMPSON,
Treasurer.
ian17 nwftl5M:
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Virglni Almanac, for 1920.

SKETCH BOOK. No, 4.
- Reflections on Prayer,by H. Moore,
Memoirs of Henry Kirke White.
Life ofSpencer-Solitude Sweetened,by
Melkle,
Birkbeck's reply to Goblet.
Don Juan, Poem by Lord Byron.
Just received by JAS. KENNEDY e. SON.
Dec l3 diff
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Wanted to Hire.

two colored men for a year, who can
L work OH farm For such as bear a
good character for honesty and labor, halt
their wages will be given in advance. Inquire
OF the printer. Dec. Is
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For New-York.


For Freight,
KS The brig PEGGY s. PAMELA,
.Sass:asss. Pray, master, burthen 1909 barrels,
will be ready to receive cargo in few
days. A freight 10 West Indies or Europe
will be preferred Apply to
ABlJAH ADAMS, Central Wharf,
Who efers for safe,
As bbls. tanners oil, in good order
25 do linseed do
200 bbls. tar
100 tons plaster
90 bbls. mackerel, No. l.
SO bolts English duck, No. | to 5.
SO bags green coffee
80 bbs. American gin
SO do N. E rum. JAMS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-24
More Prizes TIL n Blanks !

Drawing will commence Goth March next.
Grand State Lottery.
SEVENTH GLASS.
SOLOMON .ALLEN, Manager.
SCnEME.
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Died,

Yesterday morning, in the 18th yearoI
his age, Mr.. JOSEPH BelsEAu, native Of
France, but for several years respectable
inhab itant of this town.
The friends and acquaintance of the de-
ceased are respectfully invited to attend biz
funeral this morning at 9 O'Clock, from bis
late dwelling, on RoyaI-street
Yesterday morning, Mr.. PATRICK BURNS,
a native of Ireland, and for many years re.
spectacle inhabitant of this place.
His friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend his funeral at O'Clock this eve
ming, from his late residence at the toll-gate
of the Alexandria and Washington turnpike
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28

vii! be that the expense Of transno...
from n. York to Canada would c r,' "a,
the value of their possessions, and s 90!
grants bound to Canada generally tah.
passage for Quebec. If, on the of, A'
hand it is contended that many have :.
turned to Europe, We are satisfied ,h ~.
the number is very trilling. and w aa
not willing to work. OF Scotch tls' s
were 1912. This is class of cmis,as,s
which are not idle in any part Of ' !"
world. There is in Delewarc co,n tuS
in this state, very extensive and
spectacle Scotch settlement, particuI,.
~ distinguished for making great on,, i
titles of good butter and raising c ltsI'
Of Swiss there were 10. Copsidp,;'
that there is no maritime interrou"
between this country and Switzerl.nS
that we cannot be familiarly known y
these mountaineers, the number Of en
grants is quite respectable. The Swis,
generally, are good farmers, and ars s
a hardy industrious, temperate race If
people and if our songs of libp,tv
would reach their valleys, lakes and
gIacers--if they knew that they couIG
raise the mountain grape, and feed their
cattle in peace and tranquility, We
should find greater number among Us,
OF Wtlshmen we have $50; another
class of temperate and excellent emf.
grants. peculiarly adapted to this
country, and to shew how apt people
are to choose for a residence Country
where habits and manners are similar
to their own, in this annual batch Of c.
migrants, we have only sl7 Spanish, &
81 Portuguese, most of whom are doubt.
less gone TO the neighboring Islands.
Our agricultural and manufacturing
interests make it desirable to urge eve.
ry species of emigration calculated to
give these great national subjects a ja
dicious impulse. and the time is not dis
tantwhen we shall have to look more
closely into these matters.
Nat. adu.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28

than TIVE dollar bill to pay their toll.
One Of them stepped into the toll house,
Int instead OF his money drew out a
large knife from his coat pocket, and
attempted to thrust it into the left breast
of Mr.. RommeI. Most fortunately he
passed off the stroke with one hand, and
with the other seized the villain by the
throat. A dog lying under a bed few
TO the assistance of his master--and at
ter short struggle the desperadoes re-
treated, without seriously iniaring the
person of Mr.. Rommel, and affected
their escape. The dog was however
very badly wounded. As the villains
left the house, Mr.. Rommel seized a
loaded pistol, and one at least would
have paid for his temerity had sot the
pistol flashed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28
Ten Cents Reward.

Z EFT my service on the lth inst, an nN az
Lprentice lad named SAMPSON KLN l.
twenty years of age on 18th of FebrIai!
last. His clothing was brown linen 'n'.'
and trowsers, and roundabout o. white snee 81
Ing, about feet high, dark complexion n ~
large grey eyes. The above reward VILE ifo1
paid on delivery to the subscriber in : a u
county, THEOPRILUS. NOLANp.
N. B. All persons are foreward not 10 GU,
ploy or deal with the said S. Kent.
july 20 10"
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Charleston, July l8.
LArs FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.

LATs FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.
A gentleman, who left Kingston, Jamaica.
ON the 10th ult. has favored US with fle OF
the Kingston Chronicle. to tie 9th, and with
subsequent verbal intelligence.
The patriot forces under colonel Montlllo
aad admiral Bricn, who had some time since
taken possession Of Rio de la Hache, and
advanced into the interior, being sorely
pressed by the royalists and Indians (about
loco strons) and in want OF provisions, were
obliged to adopt rstrogade movement, and
apain retire TO the sea coast When within
three miles of Rio de la Hache, the patriot
forces, amounting to Too, faced about, at
tackled and completely repulsed the royal
lists. After the action, 500 men of general
Deyereux's legion demanded their arrears OF
pay (uot having received dollar since they
arrived which was refused, in consequence
of which they declined to act any further a.
esinst the enemy-Brion Immediately or
dered them into the town, took away their
arms. and forced them 10 embark on board
of several neutral vessels in the harbor,
mostly from Kingston. The following day
RIO de la Hache was given up to plumber,
the forticatons blown up, and the remainder
Of Brion's forces embarked on board OF his
feet, which sailed Immediately latter plum
deriag two or three American vessels In port,
of their cargoes OF proyisions, &c. Tor Mar
garitta or St. Domingo. The royalists then
marched in and took possession OF the place.
Deyereux's men put to sea at the same time
with Brion, nearly destitute of water and
proyisions--and one of the vessels, having
ON hoard $50 of the number, mostly officers,
arrived at Kingston on the 9Th ult. in the
greatest distress imaginable, without clothes
and without money. The commanding Of
seer at Port Royal, in consequence OF their
distress, had allowed them to land, and as.
signed some vacant. barracks for their tempo
rary residence.
Thus has terminated the operations of tha
overwhelming expedition, which, after ia
king Rio de la Hache, was said to have beer
ioiued by thousands of the inhabitants, who
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

nESERTED from this post on The lS!'
~ instant, RICHARD NORTON, co.,
poraI IN the United States corps OF arlilIei!'
Said Norton was born iI the state OF Mass.
chusetts, is 29 years of age, S feet - lnep enc,
high, lie bt complexion, brown BAR, Ou'
eyes, and by profession mariner. .or
The above reward will be given 10 aG}
person who will apprehend and deliver san
deserter at this or any other military pos pSS' T"
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