Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05

"hihb \ SLAVE IN AhaBI,.
The anthoris a native Of Frederic c,..
ty, Virginia which hG len in Ianua, i iSSs
On trading expedition 10 Pu'sEulg aaGS
Orleans. Fromilpe latter place B., ss ,I,.
October for he East indies Uurn,o H., b"s ,
age the vessel anchored in The Rec S., ~
the author, in company with seven Of,
being Oh shore on fowiiDg excrrsien
was captured by party OF wild Arsh, ny
conveyed several hundred miles into II.
terror towards The Persian GulI D"5'.
this journey bls sutierings were extreme ,,t
con,nued so Tor ah,ut Two and bali y,a~
After" ARDS, in GuzZerai and HinGosrso !,
vas exalted 10 posts OF honor in the m,ii,r
service, and received The most fatI,rI.
marks of distinction from the nohles Of ,bsa
countries. 1 hese he continued TO recen,
until the successes OF The British srnsmc.
traied the powe: Of thv allies, wien h
made his escape, and safely arrived in Ncr
iolk in January last.
he'wOrk viii! he emhellshed with OK o,
80 COpperplate engravings. desCriirs r.,
sian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES psiscts--suor,l
OF The couniy-passfs over T,n O. d..
mountains: with views OF III. Runs a. ST.
lemons Temple, as they appeared IL lels|
the ruins OF Babylon in 1905. with tl,er Il
rabian villages in per>peotIve- Huda
procession, with correct likeness e JIM,
geraaul and other Pagan in age s-ihe TONI
and coffin Mahomet at .NeGns-lhe hoe
que and altar OF Mahomet 4 Mecca. will
several Pilgrims al deyotion-tbe re(er,i,r|
OF Gen. Anderson by The king and OoLIil
~ OF Rohee. country never telure visit
ed by Christian trareller-h his deparwl
iron ihence-single con tat between Ger
Anderson 4 Buncon. Genlco Chief corsi
To thecelebraied 1ippoo Salt in phief Eunl
cas- was killed. battle between tie Msb
rata forces. led BY Gen. Anderson. End Nd
British army, COMMANDED hy Ger. ACfDu|
~, native OF irginia, when he IatIs
" as defeated with maLy otbe, engraving
TO be executed by The first artists
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