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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
: GREaT ECLIPSE.

Ascenilfc correspondent calls our attention
10 an EcLlfsB Of the Sun, which will happen
or tie 2Istr OF Feb. 1922, and be visible
ihroughoht the -Udi,ed States OF America -
This ecipe will spord favorable opportuni-
~, by correct Observation OF the apparent
times Gifts begisning and end at our principal
towns, or other prominen, places, 10 ascertain
the longitude from Greenwich Observatory
The observation will be great, in the after
noon Of that day, at Charleston, 6. c. Sa-
vannah, Geo. New-Orleans, and all the
southwest IN parts of this country. A mi.
mute calculation of this eclipse has not, as yet,
been entered into by our correspondent bat
it has been ascertained that the Sun will be 8
digits eclpsed on lis upper or northern limb,
at 4 O'Clock, p. M. at the Capitol in the City
OF Washinglon.-Notional inteliigencer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08

OF a covering to defend them from injuries, ma
turenas supplied this deficiency, by forming
them OF a Mind Of corneous substance, proper for
y6sistinS the shocks to which they might be ex-
spesed But il is not in this, that the great SIM
ltellsity of the eyes OF insects consists. By the
h1Geoscope, ws find these eyes are themselves
divtosd into prodigicus multitude Of others
much smaller. Some hies are said to have sew
eral thousand eyes. D. a. the different species
1they disposed IVA dsaerent manner. The
dragon fly, besides the NO nispherical ex-
crecenccs on the sides, which are visible to the
naked eye, has between these two other emf
uafnces, the upper and convex surface OF which
~ furnished with "A multitude Of eyes. The
ms insect has three also IN front, 10 the form of
xppbtese and rounded cone. 1t 10 an agreeable
s<pectacle Gays Leuwcnhsek, to examine this
naultitnde of eyes in insects for, II the observer
be in proper position, the surrounding objects
appear painted on these spherical eminenccs
aud. BY means OF the microscope, they are seen
multiplied, almost Is many times IA there are
eyes, and IN such distinct manner, as can new
Or be attained by art.
The English s. Sabbath school Union," has in
its connection, 2029 schools 237,584 scholars
=, 448 teachers. The IS Scottish Sabbath School
union,e has 48O schools, and $4,000 scholars
In Ireland, are 34,174 scholars. To these are
added multitude of children, under the d.
recton Of the Parochial Clergy, and in eonnec-
tion with other Societies, making the probable
number Of Sabbath Scholars in the United King
dom, not less than Fire Hundred Thousand.
At the Annirsrsary Commencement IN Anegony
COLLEGE, The appropriate exercises Of The das, BY
rssolse IF the board Of Trustees, TOOK place he
corisrsore, erer Thich pas erected airhed to1er
h0ndsosaefy ornamented c,tt wreGhs q foicers &c.
displaying Ms taste Of Ue young ladies' IF Mend
riAe The exercises consisted % Jour orations, IN
Hebrew, Cr.ek, Latin aud German, and tueire
oroilons, addresses. poems. sc. IA English. In The
original pieces a resPeeyui Wof,ee repeatedly
taken Of Bentley, Thomas, and other Benejaefors.
The honorary degree Of Il. ". conferred on The
Hon. Dna.el Coney, Of Maine Mat Of N. ID. on
Eiids WeM, v Maine and that Of l.. l.. ID. GA
The Rer. -dndrt'c Law, Of her York
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
SEA SERPENT.

1t is said, that the Sea Serpent has again
made his appearance off Nahaht, aud was par
hcularly deserted. on Saturday last. by several
gentlemen, while waking on the cliffs
enumeration will doubtless be forthwith fol-
lowed by sundry wise jes,s and ssgacious
mi,ticisms irom our southern brethren. We are
gralIfed 10 find, by Professor Sillimsn's
Journal. that Sir Joseph Banks, whose opinion
would outweigh that OF host Of sneerers, has
expressed, by letter, his entire confidence IN
the statements which have been made.
X. /. .4merican.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
HElN @AM,R.Fsrle
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, lase

Latest frem Engiand.-Th- jasper, Capt
CROKER, ~ days from Liverpool brings Lon.
don daies TO the ga of June. The negotiation.
between the King and Queen had been entise-
~ unsuccessful and The session os the secrtt'
committee Of investigation rad been delayed
at The earnest desire of M. WlLBeaFosck,
the leader Of an independent, party, to giss
him an opportunity 10 introduce plan Il
compromise intended to avert lhe disagreea.
bic necessity Of probing more der,sly tbs
corrupt transactions OF The royal Delinquent.
The King and Queen are anxious for
speedy termination OF the enquiry. The res.
pest both parties entertain for The talents, in-
tegriy and disinieresiedness OF Mr. Wilber-
force has alone occasicned the DELAY.
1t is understood that the Queen de nsuded
that her name should be restored to the LlsIr-
gy as sissa fsa ION Of settlement and ths.
a royal residence should be assigned her in !
the kingdom, end that she should receive the
titles and honours Of Queen. To the frst
proposition Lord CAsTLEREAoH, brough. the !
example OF the Queen OF George lst, whose
name was excluded from the Liturgy Ion the
second, he observed that there was no royal
residence unoccupied, but that the govern.
ment would furaisll her accommodati ems.
wherever il would be agreeable TO her. She
'onsented to live abroad, provided the ans
nassadofs OF Britain should be instructed To-
present her 10 the courts, she should visit as
Queen OF England. This was opposed on ne ;
ground OF etiquette, that foreign courts ccsld
not receive any person who had mol tee1
presented at the court OF their own sove.
reign. But il her majesty would condesce
10 Tx her residence II any court 10 Italy Ihe
minister should be instructed to shew her such |
attentions as were due 10 Queen 4 England.
II was also said that 5O0OOt should be settled |
on her for life bot she replied with dignity,
that it was not money that she was conieod.
ing for, and begged it nigh, no, be nausd
again.
The 7th semi annual report oil ibe Ins.itt
ton for savings in Boston was made on The l30
OF July. II states the whole amount Of depot
its now under its care to be 1906, COO, 10 iroD
2680 depositors in COOL deposits an q
courasement which justifies the warpest =
ticipallons of the patrons Of that institution b
addition 10 the many advantages il has adosd'
ed TO deposilors, it is not the least that il ~
secured them from loss, by the failure Of bssb |
and the depreciation OF their funds in coass'
quence Of uncurrent bills. The same bene6
has been experienced here, BY those nh
have had The wisdom to place their eariniaei.
as they have received them in the care oftk
similar institution 10 this town.
MIR. WILLIAM Swan has been unanineu4t
chosen Treasurer Of the Sasings LlsfitsiiM ~
this town for the ensuing year, and will sn's
every Wednesday at the usual place, betee
the hours Of eleven and one.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08

MIR. WILLIAM swan has been unanineu4
chosen Treasurer Of the SoSings L,sfitsiim Y
this town for the ensuing year, and will ans.
every Wednesday at the usual pIace, betse'
the hours Of eleven and one.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08

The editor of the Providence journal, in
speaking Of the improved state OF our manu.
factories, by the introduction of machinery,
says, +" in The article OF nails, one man will
now turn out as much work in day, as tyo
hundred couldfiiy year. ago."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
MISCELLANY Y.
Buoaapcrte's .Massacres an Egypt.

Buonapcrte's .Nassacrss IN Egypt.
Considerable doubt, nj one time, prevailed
to the correctness of the reports concerning the
cruel,ies of BuonAPARrE in his Egyptian cam
paisn. The contradictory statements which have
been made, together with the authority Of some
respectable travellers, who baye denied the truth
Of the representations, and the extreme atrocity
Of the acts themselves, led to belief, that they
were at least exaggerated. We are however able
ny late papers from England to adduce some evil
dence of an official nature, to .ubstantate all the
rumours Of his cruelty on that occasion, and even
to place them in stronger light. The article
is from the British Monitor, published in London.
Ed
DR.. CLARKE and several other writers, who
have been in Egypt, have said that the story
of his having murdered the Turkish garrison
at Jafa, was not true, and that his having poi.
soned his sick and wounded in Egypt, was
equally untrue. Unfortunately for these per-
sons, letters signed by Buonapar,e prove the
former. They appear in very curious work
which has lately heen published at Paris,
edited by Baron Fain, one of Napoeon's Sec
,elaries, called Correspondence edile de
Buonaparte."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
lDisfeitanv.



Promotions and Atpenfmenfs in the Ma
ny and in me Maine Co,ns of IAe Unfed
S,atss, eoqfrmed by m, Senafe
Lisusenanss in sas .Navy BE- .Hassrs Comnmndawss
George Budd, thomas Ap Calesby
Jones, Joseph 5. M'pherson. John Por-
ter, W illiam Bolton Finch. Wills m B.
Shubrick, Benj. w. Booth, and Aiexan-
der Claxton.
.tLashp~cn TO Be Lieussnaass in the .Niyyss
J,hp lay Young, Ihasles IA Bell,
Abraham Bigeow. Ohio Stallings, Wi.
liam Boden, (snce deaaJ Zachariah w.
Nixon, John p. Cambrcimg, Henr, c.
Newton, Frank Ellery, Frederick VAR
mum, Frederick G. Wolbcrt, Waiter
Newcomb, Joseph r. Jarvis, Thomas
w. Freelon, and Pardon M, Whlpple,
Samuel H.. Watson, First Lieutenant.
to be Captain OF Marines. vice Ly man
Kellogg, resigned.
James M. Clements, Second Lieuten-
ant, TO be First Lieli<nant of Marines.
Ts Be surgscns Afans.
Joseph keuz, Lou. francis ). Beattic.
Pa. Thomas j. Nelson, N. Y. James
Cornick, Va Robert +. cambridge, Va.
Charles X. Smith, CT. William Wllliam-
son, N. ]. William ID Babbit, Mass.
Robert Falconer, NJ. {. Samuel G. Smith.
Ky. Alexander Williams, Ten. Joseph
y. Stillman, N, Y. Thomas Boyd, Lel.
Edward lille,, Md. George TerriIl, Va.
and DavidN. Mahon, Pa.
f TS6e Psrse,s In sAs Mary
9 John Is. Fann,ng, Mass. Edward N.
Cox. NJ. Y and Nathaniel n Perry, k.I.
To b Second L,satsmantsm the Murine C"psf
Augustus "A. Nicholson, .. &. Charles
Belts, Va. Charles Sears, Mass. James
M'Cawley. Jr. Pa Benjamin MAcomber.
II. 4. George Cooper, Mass. Abraham
NJ Bsc,oort, N. Y. and Samuel 5. Coes
jeman, Nj. d fssg 81 's itei'
N b We understand, ,he Midshipmcns
whoswasld, under the oder of The Navy Dss
ps,,medt, have been entitled 10 On exa 9nss
non, and who wc.e ., sea and 90, io sss',oss
tion TO be examined, wiz have ,heit ofn'pis.
sions, when gwen, dated back to the present
time. s,t 4.ss =. t.4kta
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19


II AS Just received a new Assortment
i Il of GOODS, of which he will sell che ,p for
Casn--.is'ong them are -
Blue. hlack an1 rtxt Il roadcioths; blue.
black, Wixd aud drab Cassimeres. black Pelese
cloths; Sattinetts and Bombszetts, black, white,
red and yellow FlsnneIs Vcs,ings, black Bonbs.
zsen, Italian Grape. synchaws and sarsne,ts black
Cashmere Shawis; black Damssk do whit Cotton
do, with meriIo borders black Barcelons Hand.
kerchiefs bsndanno, Aag and cotton do black and
colored Canton Grapes silk and tabby veIyets
black Cambria ladies' black beaver. silk and kid
Gloves gen,lemen's beaver Gloves; ladies' black
and slate worsted Hose geutIemen's black do In
dia Cottons stesm-loom ShIr,ings white Csmbrics
jaconet Cambria book, India book & lcno
Mu,iins null null Ladies white csmbric Hand.
kerchiefs. Dimities, furniture Dnities, carlisle
Ginghams; GA Calicoes cotton Dsmask buttons
OF all kinds silver eyed Needles pound, paper &
box Pins, worsted bindings tapes, ribbons, cotton
Balls in boxes, of superior quality Velvet bind
ings sewing silk and twist knitting pins, scissors,
pen knives, combs, &c &c &c
Co,ton Floss. 3 4, S, 6, z aDa 8 threaded,
cotton threads, bobbns millinett, Bonet paper and
wire Oil-cloths, Umbrellas, Gurnsey Frocks. Sus-
penders, &c &c &c
,dLSO O-An icsn Couops, from Cd to Is
cents per yard, Ginghams, Chcx, &c. &c &C.
The sbovcsGpods, will be solj very cheap
for Cash Nov 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19

EORGE wANToN has just received from the
~ Msaafactory Of I've, & White, New-York
Gentemens supeif fine fashionable Hats. ,sarrant
cd IF fhe besf snahty and nof 90 fade in wearing
Mems Hats, svifh wrde Brins
Also, low priced Nspt 4 Castor Hats, Youths &
Chiidrens Hats, of every description and price.
PAPER n HANGiNGS
handsome assortment, OF cheap and elegant
psper Hangings, for rooms and window curtains
Just received and for sale rs above.
Newport, April 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
THE LATE DUEL.

The correspondence between Com
DECATUR and BAR.oK, has been pub.
lished in apamphIet form, in the city ii
Washington. II is of a pointed charac.
ter, though Of considerable length; ands
were il even desirable, we do not think
that its publication will serve to lead the
public mind to determination favorable
to the justice OF the cause Of the one OF
of the other OF the parties. Rather let 9
veil be dropped over the transaction, and
its memory be forgotten, unless as its
memory is CONNECTED with . just respect
FOR the merits Of the deceased, and due
regret for the loss which the country has
sustained by his death. The length Of
the correspondence is an objection to ito
publication in our newspaper, relating, as
it does, toa private controversy. But
the consideration which has determined
us to withhold it from our columns, is,
that we Can set no benefit which will re.
suit from tracing this controversy to its
source, however mere curiosity may be
grati6ed by the review.
he correctness Of the decision not 10
publish the correspondence, is strength-
ened by a circumstance stated in the
Washington City Gazette, viz that 9TH
er letters exist, having an equal bearing
upon the question, which do not appear
in the printed correspondence
The pages, 26 in punber, commence
with letter from James Barron, of. lure
II, 1919, TO Stephen Decatur, in which
H. informs ID. that he b. has been in
formed that d. said he could insult b.
with impunity. The answer, of June IL.
calls upon b. Tor his author. b. under
date of June IS, says the report was ~
circulation upon credible authority. In
DIS. reply Of June 29, nc discIahns tie
specific and particular expressions, and
treats with perfect indifference the mo-
tives of b. and his informtrs. b. re.
plies Oct. %, in long letter, accuses ID.
Of cruelty, OF being lost to honor IN his
elevated station, IN trsducing BIS chars
acter, &c. and considered ID. a. having
oiven challenge. which b. accepts. u.
k-c date 1of October 81. sxnds B<|
'as's Ietssgk des9iag : pat -
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Commissioners Notiee.

fNE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate. for the town Of
Newport. in the county OF Newport, commission
receive, examine and adjust the claims sg ains
the Estate Of
GEORGE JOHNSON,
ate OF Newport, in the county of Newport. deceased
represented nsoven, do hereby give notice that sin
months, from the 9Th inst allowed TO the cred
Of said Estate to bring in ard prove their respec
i've claims and that we will attend for that purpose
i our respective dwellings any time during said
period
NATHANIEL SWEET. I r.-,...,...
WILLIAM STEVENS. c'~''"e''
Al persons that are indebted 70 the Estate Of
aid decessed are called upon TO make immediate
n nAxIll d u -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19

ISTHhdITC PILLS. .f4e .lte \
.As Proef Of wlich sle totiowiag inseresn.g
are submitted to public perussl,
IP NJ STETSON. Fffv 4
Of Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
pain his right breast attended times with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly incapable Of at
tending business, after having tried n,xn ell other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res.
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills.
T AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter, Of Boston.
were each Dire eadfuly afflicted with asthma and diff.
Guilty of breathing. all Of them cured and re
stored to perfect health by 2 boxes
Judge ----, Of Salem, had been many years se
verey afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by 9 boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night which had bee" brok-
A Lady Of Boston ! turned Of so, WAS severely
Afflicted with cough. pain in the side, at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years. could sleep but at short intervals was re
stored to perfect health on taking boxes
These Pi'ls give nstan; ease in all coughs colds.
ssthmas, difficulty Of breathing, wheezing. tight.
ness Of the chest, strained stomscb. consumption,
pain in the side, splitting Of blood, chiincss and
shverings, the forerunners OF malignant levers, &c.
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
VA experience relief equally syreesbIe and insset
.neous. even when the lungs are affected GJ .9sk
for " DR. Relfe's Asthmatic Pills One boT contain
gin 70 bits frequently effects cure To prevent i'm
partition. the outside printed wrapper is signed Nv.
r. Conway : Observe this you vaue heahh Pre-.
pared and sold wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w r Conway, chemist, No i, Bumstesd Place,
common-street Boston & by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, DraggiS,
No 10, Tbames-street, Newport,
.fso, By
Lemuei w. Briggs, Brisfof; Hercules whitney,
. n Mason Providence DYER B. Howes. Hfndham;
Greene, .Nsw Londos tsasc ID Bull, HarVords and
most druggists, book sellers and postmssers thro
out the United states. where may I've had all those
ju,fiy esteemed and highly APPROVED % Medicines,
PREPARED ny w T Conway Prn I, One-DcIIar, or
sx boxes for Ave loIIsrs, ~ boxes for nine dollars
md ~ Dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
/ Dec. 3. 1917. UO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
Public -vofa,y's OEce.
ABRAHAM THURSTON

INFORMS his friends and The public,
u that he has opened an Office near
lownsend's Hotel, in the rear of the
store occupied by VIM. Fl. Rathbone,
and offers his services as Public No
tary. He will also attend to the duties
Of Justice of the Peace. As he intends
devoting his time to the above business,
and has no other employment to occupy
his attention, he soicits share thereof,
with assurances that every attention shall
be paid to any business placed in his
hands. r.f,3
Nagport, Jan. 10, 1890.
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NOTICE..
nm. JAMES 7ILLET,

No. i24, 7hames street.
LAS just received large assortment
4 L of .Bombazetts, Blsnketts, fIan nells, and
Knit Draws Also, few pieces more Of those
cheap shear and eno Muslins On hand CON-
plete assortment of Broadcloths, Cassimeres and
Ladies PeIisse Cloths all of which will be sold very
low Jan. l2, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
Liverpool Earthen Ware.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.


Have jnss reee ped,
SO crates well assorted Farther Ware,
particularly selected for this MAJ ke,, consist
ing of
Edg'd and &. e. Dishes and Bakers, 9, 10,
~, ~, Is. l4,i5.l6 ~ and ls inches.
Edged and T.. & Plates
do. do. Twif1ess tN'
do. do. Mufins, 2, 6 and = in.
chcs. au
Best blue printed Plates, Twihsu and
Mullins.
do. do Dishes, Bakers, &c.
do. do. Tess. BowIes and ssucers.
do. do Jugs, 4 6. - 24s.
do. do. Tea pots, sugs' sod creams. :
do. d. Bowls, 5, =, 6, IL and 24s.
EnsmeIed Teas, Tea pots, sugars end
creams.
do, jugs, bowls. end bowls and ssucers.
C. L. jugs, bowls, &c &c.
N4wpo'', Nov. 10 1919
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JOIN DYRE,


No. LOG, THAMES STRBs7,
II AS just received new Assortment
i Il of GOODS, of which he will sell che .p for
ASH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
NOTICE.

THE subscriber, offers his services to
i the public in general and his friends in pay-
ticuisr, in drawing and executing Deeds, Mortga
ges. Leases, Agreements. Indentures, Powers OF
Attorney Bonds and all other instruments Of writ.
ing. generally necessary in the TRANSACTION Of busi
ness His ,fhce IS open from O'Clock in the morn
ing. until o'clock in the evening any business n
the above Iine placed in bis hands. viii meet with
immediate attention A. THURSTON.
Newport. February 2, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
MORE CHEAP. GOODS,
5ust opening at he Old Stand Of
GOD blue check ID American Cling

~ hams, for one shilling per yard.
Good American Chex, for shifting.
Carlisle Ginghams, ls6; ~ American sheetings
for 20 cents
Plaid undress'd Waterloo calicoes, for Is6
Imitation shawlssgsin for only 3ss one quarter
the old price. ED
Elegant blue, black brown and lead color'd Pc
lisse Cloths.
Canton Grapes black Lutstrings and sarsre,ts.
With variety OF other very Cheap Goops, not
meatioued. Their old friends and tie pubic IN
vited to call and ger great deal for itfie Money
Newport, Feb 2S 3w.
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Admfnisfrdfor's Nofice.

THE Hon Court Of Probs,e Of the town of New
l port, having appointed the subscriber Admin.
istrator, with the Will annexed. on the goods and
estste Of SARAH REDWOOD. late o: said Newpoti.
Sidow, deceased. and he having qussi6ed himself
according to Law. requests all persons who have
demands against said estate. TO present them him
for payment and all persons Who are indebted, IN
to the estate of said Sarah Redvesd requested
to pay the same TO the subscriber. without delay.
SOLOMON rOwN-END.
.fdnnisfofsr. vish ~ HjI annexed
Newport, Nov. ~ islo. lD ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-19
~ NEW ADVERTISEMENT

M HEN q cure for one dollar. or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, cold
asthma, difficulty of breathing, tightness Of the
shss,, whee zng pain in the side, sp,tng Of blood,
a strained stomach. &c must it not be a matter OF
surprize hat we the obituary daily swcled with
deaths occasioned principally BY colds ! On acer
age az ieast .. t "a ts,sfe
~. One Huadred e Fifty thousand Pc, sons
lie annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty Of breathing and pain in the side, ut length
tie lungs become affected, consumption ensues and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pee
JUDGE. by listening to some and adopting the opn
op OF others, prevail Thereby preventing trial ol
such medicines ssmight afford relief. under the
idea that no relief car be obtained. Scarce a case
oasars but may bsreIiesed by the 6meiy applies.
lion of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-10
100 Dollars Reward.

% AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
~ in Pomonkey Neck, Charles county,
Maryland, opposite Mount Vernon, very
likely negro man, known by the name OF
5 feet 9 or 10 inches high.-He is very po-
lite negro, of easy familiar speech, and is
good waiter, carriage driver, and carpenter.
His clothing is not known. Whoever will
apprehend said negro, and secure him in any
Jail, so that | get him again, shall receive
thirty dollars, if taken in Alexandria or the
City of Washington, or thirty miles from
home fifty miles, fifty doll%p-a il In
Pennsylvania, the above reward.
1t is probable he may be about the City of
Washington, or Baltimore, endeavoring to
make his way to PHILADELPHIA
Dec. 16 6w THOMAS MARSHALL.