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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

there had been confusion amongst the
ministers, confusion amongst the lawyers,
and confusion amongst the prelates, "a
laugb.) The scrupIes OF the Bishops 90
doubt arose from religious considerations,
and it was to be regretted that amongst
the fathers Of the Church Of Englsnd
there was not that conformity of opinion
upon which that Church SO much prided
itself. His LordsI,ip said that bis mind
had been somewha. prejudiced against
her Majesty, as he feared their Lordships
we're, by reports Of conduct long since
passed. Al the period 10 which he alluded
| it was said that the Queen had been guilty
Of the greatest iudecencies, not with Ber-
gami, but with other persons; that hel
Majesty, at BIacklleath, had been guilty
[of indecorum with Lord Liverpool! cloud
laughter )-and that she had played al
hIiDdman's buff with the Chancellor Of the
Exchequerl Continued laughter. He
(Lord kiug) could not refer to the exacl
period at which those extraordinary and
.;..!ecen. proceedings took place.
The Earl Of Liverpool" They never
took placer Hear
Lord King" cnnnot, assure your
Lordships. refer to the exact time, but i
must have been, / think, when the Noble
Earl was out Of place and looking for
means 10 get into Office, before the Regep-
|cy," Laugter.)
Earl OF Liverpool. Never, upon
my honour r Hear, hear.
Lord King said it was, then, an instance
10 the Noble Earl, how much reliance
was 10 be placed upon reports. (Mucb
Iaushter.)
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

my honour if1eaf, near.
Lord King said it was, then, an instance
to the Noble Earl, how much reliance
was 10 be placed upon reports. (Mucb
laughter.
Anecdots related in the history Of the
Spanish Inquisition. When Gen. Lasalle
entered Toledo, he Immediately visited the
Palace Of the Inquisition. The great NUM-
Der Of the instruments OF torture, especially
the instrument to stretch the limbs, the
drop baths (already known which cause
a lingering death, excited horror even in
thu minds Of tile soldiers hardened in the
field of battle. Only one Of those instru-
ments, singular in its kind, for refined tor
iure, disgraceful 10 reason and religion IN
the choice OF its object, seems to deserve
a particular description. In silbtefrane-
an vault adjoining the secret audience
chamber, stood, in recess in the wall, a
wooden statue made BY the hands Of monks,
representing who would believe it p
the Virgin Mary 1t Immediately struck
THE spectator, notwithstanding the ample
folds OF the silk garment which fell from
the shoulders on both sides, that she wore
a breast plate. Upon closer examine
ton, it appeared that the whole front Of the
body was covered with extremely sharp
nails, and small blades Of Knives with the
points projecting outwards. The arms
and hands had joints, aud their motions
were directed by machinery placed behind
the partition. One Of the servants of the
Inqnisition who was present was ordered
by the General TO make the machine ma
nmuvre, as he expressed himself. AS the
statue extended its arms and gradually
drew them back, as if she would affection
ately press somebody to her heart, the
well filled knapsack Of Polish grenadier
supplied the place Of the poor victim. The
statue pressed itcloser and closer, & when,
at the command OF the General, the direc-
tor Of the machinery made il open its arms
and return 10 its position, the knapsack
was pierced two or three inches deep, and
remained hanging upon the nails and knife
blades. II is remarkable that the barbari-
ans had the wickeduess to call this iustru-
ment of torture Madre Dolorosa, hot the
deeply afflicted painenduring, but, by a
play on words, the pain.giving- Mother
OF God.
Prince LeoDOM The London Obser-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
TO LEF,

(,dnd Immediate hossesMon giver,)
CHOP Mo-, on the north side the Parade, re.
- Gently occupied by DAVID WILLIAM. Por
terns. and o'her particulars. apply to Mr.. Charles
Feke May 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
MIR RfED,

A, Lin'e-Comptoa. on the 10th inst. Mr.. AssA-
sAs Bssws, OF Middlctown, TO Mise Lrsy LIT
TIA, daughter Of the late Mr. Nathaniel LilIle. OF
the former place.
AZ North -kingstown, Mr.. TsoHAs HILL to Miss
Lgcr-AsH ALIsa. daughter OF the late John Al
len, Esq
DIED,
IN this town. on Thursday last. Mr. ELssA Nos.
ron.
At jamestown, on the 18th instant, Mrs. MAav
Cessoos. aged os. widow Of the late Ar. Joseph
Congdon.
AT Providence, Mr.. srLvssrsn ssaAous, aged
50 s-Mrs. MsLrIAa SAWS. aged "a. vile o.
Mr. Isaac Sawin.
On the Coast Of Africa, on board the q 8, ship
John Adsms. Midshipman HsHny Tvssss, OF
this town In long course Of honorable service in
the Navy. he had justly acquired high reputation
for activity. enterprise and intelligence In his loss
HE numerous friends deprived of an sm'abe and
interesting companion, and the Navy Of . valuable
and promising ofhcer,-Also, Midshipman JAnss
". FRERnAs, Of Sandwich. Mass. He is spoken OF
~ a valuable young officer and an ornament to his
profession.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

Sunday, Jan. 2s--A rrived brig Union, Ca.
hoone, Of this pot, from Georgetown, bound
to New Yo'k, ~ days--pu, in here on sc-
count of her not being able 10 roach her port
Of destination. Jan 20, lat So, lon ~, 30,
big spoke big Fsnny, irom New.York,
bound to ST Bars.
Same day-ship William Baker, Sheldon,
Its days fom St Petersburg via ST.. Barts,
(where she put in Dec ~ for supplies and
repairs,) with a fUlI cargo Of hemp. dock snd
iroo, 20 z. Darlington & Co. Providence.
Left a. ST. Bats, JIn !, origs Syren, Small,
taking in William & James, Beai, for New.
Orleans /; Coriona, Lothrop, discbsrsing f;
Absona, Pratt. just arrived Mary, Drink.
water, for ST. Domingo, 10 days Luna, Sut.
ton, bound to Buenos Ayres, 10 distress, and
will be conde mned brig Martha Bond, Hat
sey, Is or 20 Gays Blucher, Tres,, uncer-
tain scb'ts. Thebsn, Courell, discbsrgiog ;
Betssy.Ano Msclsy, for Angostuss, 2 days
Carpenter, Sliason, for Wilmington, IS;
B,.tou Packet, touched Dec 81. and pro.
ceeded to leewa,d; Regulator, Q lorna, do
Betsey, Curtis, sold Hope, Pa.ch, from
Portsmouth, for the River So Croix, With
several passengers, blown OF the coast.
Spoke, Jan. : 100 miles S. Block Island,
sen he00coeCk Iradcr, ~ osy' Ion New-
O,ieaos, for Ncw.York Jan. 2Y, lat. 40 30,
Ion. ~, 90, ship Moun,-Vernon, ~ days
from Savannah, for New York.
The sloop Compliance, Anderson, OF
Toms River, fom North Carolina, for New
York, was blown Of the coast, Oc,, ~ O0
the ash Nov. in lat. 81, Ion. ST, feii in with
cue Eoglish ship May & Eisa, and wi,h
much d. ficulty, tho captain and crew with
The exception OF the captains brother, who
was left on board the wreck, II being impos.
sibie 20 lay longer BY her,j succeeded in get.
ting on board Dec. 30, were pct oO board
the English figate Tribune, treated kindly.
and afterwards put on boa the sloop.of war
Sophia, from which they were landed a, 81
Barts, Dec. 81.
Tuesday, Jan 3o-Artised barque Psllas,
of Boston, from Savannah, bound to Provi-
dence.
Same day--brie Merchant, Biinn, from
Guadaloupe bound TO Connecticut. Left,
brig Polly, Shear man, of this port, 20 sail in
a few days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
NEw.YoRK, January "a

NEw-roRK, January "a.
We have again to record calamitious
fire in this city. 1t broke out yesterday
morning between 2 and O'Clock, and
has reduced to ashes the block Of build
ings which comprised the Square be-
tween Front and South Streets, from the
upper side of Fulton Street, recently
built by General Stevens and Messrs.
Shermerhorns above Crane wharf Alley.
One fre-proof store lately built on
Front Street, by Mr.. Moore, and which
w.s unocupied, is all that remains Of the
whole square. On the opposite, or west
side OF Front. Street, some stores are
burnt down, and others much injured,
between the 6re-proof store owned by
Bogert & Kneeland, and the store of
Matthew Howell. The very valuable
stores occupied by Messrs. Horton and
Woodhul, and Mr.. Thomas Bloodgood,
it is said have sustained the most damage
on that side Of the street The latter
contained great quantity OF wines the
upper lofts, we understand, were filled
with about 10000 bottles of choice
quality. nearly all Of which was destroy.
ed. Mr.. Bloodgood is however partly
insured. buildings destroyed were
principally of wood, and ofho great value,
but some OF them contained considerable
quantities of merchandise, the loss OF
which it is said will exceed the value Of
the buildings. The buildings were 8
and 4 stories high, and the copaagration
was extremely rapid, the flames illumi-
mating nearly the whole day. The whole
number may be set down from 20 to Is
buildings destroyed. Several vessels ly.
ing at the dock were considerably injured
in their sails and rigging. The United
States sloop Of war Hornet was compel
led to haul off in the East. River. Mr..
j.angdom's Steam Boat Hotel is among
she buildings destroyed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

Nszus for The Ladies. The Ship E.
liza, Osgood, which arrived at this port
last week from Leghorn, brought 80 ca.
ses Of Leghom Straw Bonnets, valued at
$4,000 dollars, consigned to a gentleman
Of Boston. -Sakem Reg
The total number of Revolutionary
Pensioners continued on the U. States
list, under the act of May l, 1920, is
eight thousand FIVE hundred and ten.
The Crown stolen from Christophe,
and sold for twelve dollars, was manuiAc-
tured in Philadelphia, and cost scsenty
thousand dolldrs."
A northern paper states, that the ice
formed at the foot of Niagara Falls, is re-
ported to be within twenty feet as high
as Table Rock. II this be true, the
thickness of the ice is about one hundred
and twenty feet.
The territory in New York state,
which now comprises the counties OF
Ontario. S,euben, Genesse, Niagara,
Chautanque, Cattaraugus and Allegheny,
consisted so years ago OF only 2O5 iamI-
lies, containing 1881 souls. The same
spot now is inhabited by more than 200,
600 persons. II is doubted, whether
parallel can be found, in the rise and pro-
gress of any country, in any age
BY late act of the Legislature OF
New Hampshire, it is made the duty OF
the SeIectmea to post the names Of all
tipplers in taverns, shops, &c.-and tav-
erners and retailers are to be fined ten
dollars for selling liquors to such tiPPlers
after being posted.
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on the
5th Of February, l763--of course ne
wil be s. years Of age on the 6fth OF
February ensuing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
State Of Rhode Island, &c.

january ", IBZI.
THE creditors of Mary Allen, OF Prov.
idence, single woman, are horeby notified 10
appear, il they shalt thisk g., al the Gens'al
Assembly 10 be holden at Eas,-Gresnwieh,
on the third MONDAY Of Febrosry nest, 20
shew cause, If any they may ha,s, why her
petition for the benefit Of the act entitled "an
act for the relief Of insoivent drbtors" ought
not 10 be granted.
HsxAY BowES, See'ry.
In
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

Atatout three quarters past ten O'Clock
on Friday evening, the second story of a
slight wooden building on Middle. street
belonging to Mr.. Oliver Shaw. was dis
covered on 6re-and the flames quickly
burst out. The building was entirely
demolished, and house belonging to the
heirs of the late Mr.. Aaron Draper con-
siderably damaged. During ten or ff.
teen minutes after the alarm had been
given, circumstances appeared very dis.
couraging.-rhe building on Gre was
su"usnded by wooden buildings and
the wind was high-while the severity
Of the frost prevented full supply of wa
ter Tor the engines, short ofthe Cove, and
the Towns Pumps in Broad Street.
BY the greatest exertions OF the citizens,
however, and the coat of ice and snow,
OH the roofs of the surrounding buildings,
the progress of the flames was quickly
arrested, and the vicinity delivered from
danger truly formidable, with loss Of
property quite incalculable.
Pros. journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
State of Rhode Island, &c.

EsvhorG se:-Clerk's OGee, Supreme Judie-
iai Coyrf, January 27rh, 1871.
THE creditors Of BcnJamin Mason, OF
Newport in the county Of Newport, gentle
man, are hereby ooti6 d 70 appear before the
Sup, cine Judicial Cour to be holden al New.
port, within and for the county Of Newport,
on the hrst Mondsy 10 March neg. ensuing
the date hereof, on the second day Of the
term 10 nominate sssigoees to receive and
distribute the Estate Of the said Benjamin
Mason, among his Creditors, sgreeabIy to
the provisions Of az act made aud passel BY
tho Honorable Gsoersl Assembly a thei'
June session A. D. 1920, entitled. An Act
for the relief Of insolvcnt debtors."
HoLxEs WsA7gs, c,rt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
Just Published,

And for sale bv J.sAfES HAMMOND, nriee
l2I7 cfs. " Fl NsH YsHR's CIR"
THE result OF pedtsion in the msnsion house q
the Boiling spring Rsrm, A Discourse show.
ing that Christ died foF all and that all sed
w be saved tha, repent and forssks their sine end
obey his gospel by the Hosorabls wnssIsa MAa-
Its. ALSO,
A Supplement 10 y" Nsw. YsAR's CIvT,"
being the result VI Cogitssioss, Mental ssecOlaions
and long rsins Of Re6ce,ioss q the Council House
near IN. Cove. and refutstion OF the absurd doe.
tr;ne that Noses and the Chldres Of Israel passed
through the Red Sea BY the honorable GAsxrtL
Bupruu lao -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
State of Rhode Island, &c.

January ~, 1871.
THE creditors Of Benjamin Mason, Of
Newport, in the county Of Newport, gentle.
man, are hereby nouh.d to sppest, IL they
shsil thick e., at the General Assembly 10 be
holden at East Greenwich on the third Mon
day ol Feb gary next, then and there to snsw
cause If any they nay have, why his peliiioo
foe the benefit Of zoe act passed 10 June,
1920 for the relief OF insolvsn, debtors, ought
not to DO granted.
HEnRy BOWS, See'ry.
In al.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
State OF Rhode. Island, BIC.

January ~, 1871.
THE creditors Of Wanton w. Capron,
Of WestG G, eenwicb, in tho county Of Keot,
trader, are hereby noii6sd to appear, II they
see FL, at the General Assembly TO be hold
on at Eas,.Greenwich, on tho third Monday
OF February next, to shcw cause, il any they
have, why his petition for the bene6, Of On
act entitled an act for the relief Of iasolven,
debtors" ought not to be granted.
HEsRy BowKH, See'ry.
Ian al
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
/" ReEgio, c Social Principle"

|" Religion Social Principle"
A Sermon delivered in the Church
4 \ in Federal Street, Bosten. Dee. 10. 1851. By
wILLIAs ELLssy CaAssIse. aiiniser St the
Congreg gational Church in Federal Street. Publish
ed Al the request sf the hearers. second Edi1son
Price 20 cents.
Aiso. aarder's Sermons. . 9Th Vol. just publish.
ed, price 81.
Conversations on Natural Historysfoe the sse OF
Children and youtL--priee % ceats.
Fail OF jerusalem, Dramatic Poem. BY the Rev-
II. n. Ailman,-price rs cents.
FoR SALE, BIT
JAMES HAMMOND.
ynn JW
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
State Of Rhode. Island, &c.

January 27, 1871.
THE creditors Of Daniel Randall, Of
p evidence, 10 the couoty of Providence,
Cordwainer. are be,eey oot,hed TO sppsar, If
they sse e., at The General Assembly, 10 DO
bnid.n at East Greenwich, on the third Mon
dsy OF February next, 10 shsw cause, II any
they have, Why his pe,,tion for the benefit Of
an sct, enti,Ieu an &C, for the relief Of iosol.
vent debtors" ough' no, 10 be erau,ed.
HEsBY BowRN, Sse'ry.
Ian al
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
JAMES HAMMOND.
TO LET-A Aucijoss.

On WEDNESDAY,, March eth,
1T ? o'tfsek, Pm On the Prsmisss,
(if fair. otherwise the next fair day,)
VA be Lee at PSbde hGefioa,
THE Real Estate Of Joseph Cundall,
4 Esq. late OF Portsmouth,, deceased, (tor the
term Of one year.) via.
The G'lst Mill and Closhier's Works, and
q Wool Msnufsctor, Also, the Cook Fs.a, con.
tainiag 100 aeres, snd the Ferry Farm. containing
about 80 acres. The good qualities OF the above
Farms for pasture, meadow and ,,sge, arc too well
known to need much recommendation.
Likewise, the Gate House, convenient foe one or
two small families. and contiguous to either ot the
above Farms.
Coadilioss made knovn at the Austion.
GILES MANCHEsTER. 'sd"''
Portsmouth,, Jan. 81, laSl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

Ship William Bake, Sheldon, from St.
Pster .burg via ST. Barthoonews.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

WILL this dsy opeu O comp plcie sssort-
men, Of ladies' Pelice cloths, which, 90
he has received them st late season Of tho
year will sell them very low --Iiso, juN fs-
ceived, superb blue, and black B,osdeio,hs
aod Csss'n'eres, very cheap Bombszins aud
Bombaxeus Shir,ings ve y low Indie Ca,-
icoes, Is Sd the piece Sai,ise,ts; Bisnkeus
Flsnnels and BiiEes 81 shear Muslin
cheaper than cheap some superb Vs.tiness 8
Calieoes Homespun Checks Cot,ons q, d
Ciaghsms Oil Cloths Floor Csrpe ings.
very thick snd'good at ono dollar tho yard,
and many other articles TOO tedious to men
ton, ell Of which will be sod rs low % usua,
Jan. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
State of Rhode. Island, sc.

January Is, Il. ID. ls2l.
THE creditors Of Boomer Salisbury, Of
Johnston, in ihs county Of providencs, lsbo-
rer, arc hereby notified to appear, IL they sec
IT,, ~ the General Assembly, to be holden st
EaN.G'eenwich, oa the I'd Monday 10 Fob.
lusry next, to she's cause, II any they have,
Why his petition for the benefit Of tho act en-
titled /" An act for the relief of insolvont
deb,crs," ought not to Do granted.
Wisness,
HRSRu BovEx, See'ry.
J,u 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Drawing Postponed
Until ssd dau of March.

IT is with regret that S. & NJ. ALLEN
have to announce to the public that the
drawing of the GRAND. STATE LOTTE-
RY is postponed for ONE MONTH This
is the first time they have ever been obliged
to postpone the drawing of any lottery of
which they have had the management and
they fiatter themselves that adventures will
excuse them when they observe that the de-
Law is but for short time, and when they are
assured that the drawing will POSITIVE
'LY take place on the ED day Of March
next.
This is one of the largest Lotteries ever
drawn in this country, and when it is con-
sidered that il is but about Eight Months
since the scheme was first issued, and sun
dry Lotteries have been pressed upon the al
tention of the public during that time, it is
not to be wondered at that the sale Of the
Grand State Tickets has been retarded
And although our sales have not equalled
our expec tations, yet we have grea: cause
10 be thankful for the patronage We have re-
ceived, and are confident that the Lottery
will be closed in a manner 10 give satisfao-
ton to all concerned,
Orders for tickets thankfully received By
S. NJ. ALLEN.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Red House Landing.

THE subscriber having rented The ceIe-
Il brated Herring Landing, known by
the name Of the Red House or Lear's Land
ing, about four miles below Alexandria,
gives notice to persons DESTROYS of putting
up Herrings. and to waggoneis in particu-
lar, that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The road to the land
ing is good, and the distance so short that
il must be an inducement to those who
want good. sound. and fresh fish, to prefer
il to the Alexandra market.
Persons wishing Shad or Herrings put up
for family use, by giving timely notice,
will have them warranted Of The best quail.
IT,. JlkSON Dove.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Ten Dollars Reward,

ARE offered for experimenting and deli
" yerng to me, or committing to some
iail, so that get her again, negro Sally.
who left my plantation on the Gath instant,
and who is supposed 10 be harbored in the
Beghborhood Of this place, or to he conceal
ed in Alexandria. She is dark mulatto, a
bout rs years OF age tall and slim, and has
a considerable impeachment in her speech,
when hurrrie in her utterance. The above
reward will he given, if she should be ap-
pretended N the state ofVirginia, or with
IN the District of Columbia; and thirty dol
lars will be paid should she be app'ebendeo
in any state north of the said state and Dis
trict BUStiROD WASHING ION.
Mount Vernon. March 3. d6tmwtSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Runnel's Prize List.
Grand National Canal Lottery

TaiRD CLASS.
s8h Days Drawing.
Nns 1888 aprize Of $1,000
S30l CPS sOt
2al4 ISS99 100
l0lI9 50
Draws sgain on Monday next
Alter Two mole drawings the grand prize OF
10000 dollars,
fCgelher with 80 Of Dl0O0 viii! be floating
Twelve drawings more will complete the
i9S'tery and the following prizes yet TO be
efaSh, viz:
| If 10000
I o. 10000
Sh of 1000
besides several Of D5OO, loo, so
Whole tickets, Is on Quarters, 4 90
halves, 500 Fights, 200
LED S8-march 9
For sale warranted undrawn at
j. III. Runnels's
Lottery Office King-slreet. Alexandra.
aaIcb ;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Removal.

VNTE the subscribers have removed from
w Alexandria to Georgetown, and have
taken the house and wharf recently occupi-
ed by Thomas Thorp, esq. where we con-
template carrying on the
Grocery y Flour Business,
And intend 10 sell on the most reasonable
terms, Tor cash. We solicit part Of the
public patronage.
SAM'L s. JOS. PEARSON.
Alexandra, Feb. 27.
P. S. We will take any quantity ofgoodss
on storage, on very reasonable terms, and
every attention paid to them that may be
reouired: S. & ]. F.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Was Committed.

TENHJS day to the Jail for the county of A.
L lex tndria, negro man, named AN
THONI, who says he, is the property Of
the heirs of William Mason of Maryland
decd. Said negro man is about2l years OF
age :abou 5 feet, inches high, black tom-
pIexion, STRAIT made ; his clothing a soldiers
blue coat, cloth pantalooDe; he has lost
part % his ihalnb from the left hand.
The owner is desired to come 4 prove
properly, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be disposed OF as the law
directs.
AND. ROUNSAyELL, Jailor.
irb 99-95 2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Thirty Dollars Reward.

INSERTED from this post, on the 9Th
u instant, JOHN PERRY, a private of
Capt. ADsant's company (E) corps U. S.
artillery. Said Perry was born in England;
is twenty-three years OF age, FIVE feet five
inches high, dark complexion, dark hair.
light eyes, and by profession mariner
The above reward will be paid to any per-
son who will apprehend and deliver said de-
serter at this or any other military post in
the United States.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt OF Artillery c. mmand'ng.
For Washington, Feb. IS 3tawY
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Attention!

aleS'a Independent Volunteers.
YOU are hereby notified to attend a
l. meeting Of the company, on Wednes-
day next, the 7th of March, at the Town
Hall, at o'clock, P. NJ. By order of the
captain, w, DEVAUGHN,
Sec. Pro. Tenn.
N. B. 1t is requested that every member
will be punctual in their attendance, as
there will be an election for first and Sc
cond lieutenant. Those gentlemen that
wish to become members will attend for
that purpose. march