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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-02
HYMN
HYMN
FROM THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH,
nv ruM HEY IL IL MII NAN

HYMN
FROM THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH;
BY THE REV. If. H. MILMAN.
For thou ddst die for me, oh Son Of God
BY thee the throbbing flesh OF man was worn;
Thy naked feet the thorns OF sorrow trod,
And tempests beat thy houseless head torlorn.
Thou, that vert wont to stand
Alone, on Gods right hand,
Before the Ages were, the Eternal, eldest born.
Thy birthright in the world was pain and grief,
Thy loves return, ingratilude and hate;
The limbs thou healedst brought thee no relief
The eyes thou openedst calmly yewd thy fate:
Thou, that vert wont to dwell
In peace, tongue cannot tell,
Nor heart conceive the bliss OF thy celestial state
They dragged thee to the Romans solemn Hall,
Where the proud Judge in purple spendour safe;
Thou stoodst meek and patient criminal,
Thy doom of death from human lips to wait
Whose throne shall be the world
In final ruin hurfd,
With all mankind 70 hear their everlasting fate.
Thou vert alone in that fierce multitude,
When Cruelty him - yeld the general shout
No hand to guard thee mid those insults rude,
Nor lip to bless in all that frantic rout;
Whose lightest WHISPERED word
The Seraphim had heard,
And adamantne arms from all the heavens broke out
They bound thy temples with the twisted thorn,
| Thy bruised feet went anguid on with pain
The blood from all thy flesh with scourges torn,
| Deepend thy robe Of mockery's crimson grain
| Whose native vesture bright
| Was the unapproached light,
The sandal of whose foot the rapid hurricane.
They smote thy cheek with many ruthless palm,
/ With the cold spear thy shuddering side they
1 pierced:
The draught of btterest gall was all the balm
i They gave, tendance thy unslaked barning thirst
4 Thou, at whose words of peace
i Did pain and anguish cease,
And the long buried dead herbonds fslum6er burst
Low how'd thy head convulsed and droop'd in death
Il Thy voice sent forth sad and wailing cry;
lSow struggled from thy breast the parting breath,
/ And every limb was wrupg with agony.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away from the neighborhood of Elkton, in Cecil
County Maryland on the 18th inst. Negro Joseph, the
slave Of the subscriber Joseph hired in the neigh
borhood to MIR Henry Simpson. for the present year,
and appeared be perfectly contented until the close Of
wheat harvest when in consequence of rifng DIFF
ference about his fare, he left Mr. Simpson. There is
reason to believe he is in Wilmington, in Della
ware He not perfectly black has large, prominent eyes
and speaks slows is about five feet six or seven inches
high and toeraby well made lie had variety Of cloth
ing Twill give so dollars for his apprehension and con.
nemen any Jail in Maryland Delaware Jersey or Penn
syvania that get him again. and viii pay reasonable
charges if brought home
EEton. Md. July &c, 1929, se-6t JEREMIAH cosDEN
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PLAIN I'RU TIT.

PRosPECTUs AND TERMS or PUBLICATION
FisHE objects the editors il this publication, are
to expose the fallacy of the Missionary plans
now in operation, and. if possible. to brea! the spell
which is maintained over the public mind, by de
signing men, relative to Missions to tear from by
pocrisy her mask, and expose her in her native de-
formity; to disseminate correct religious intelligence;
to encourage home charities. and to combat error
and fdsehOod upon these subjects, in whatever form
they may encounter them.
The first number of PLAIN TRUTH was is,
sued on the 9th of March last, and the work has
been continued half monthly, to the present time.
AS its commencement was rather an experiment
than otherwise, the four first numbers contained but
ID royal octave pages each. But the public having
declared in its favor, the editors enabled
Large it TO pages royal octavo III which form it will
continue to be Published.
The ednors pledge themselves that PLAIN TRuTH
shall never become Sectariam work They can now
count with pleasure among their subscribers, mem
bers of nearly all the different denominations of
|christians in our country.
At the end OF the volume contents and title page
will be furnished each subscriber, without an adj
ditional charge,
TERMS.
PLAIN TRUTH is published every fortnight, on
Friday, at canandaigua N. Y. price One DolIar
per year, payable in Advance. Complete files will
be furnished to subscribers, and those reques
ing it shall have their papers carefully put up and
forwarded 10 them by mail.
b. commission Of ten per cent will be allow
ed to agents who procure ten or more subscribers
1t must be remembered however that no credit is
allowed consequently no letter will be attended to
unless Post Paid, and accompanied with the sub
scilptlon money in advance Some complaint has
been made to this course, but we find il necessary
to adhere to strictly for it cannot be supposed
that we are acquainted with the responsibility of dis
tan applicants, and the low price at which we oei
our work does not prepare us to sustain any losses
~ All letters, upon subjects connected with thu:
pubication must be addressed "Edit9rs Of Pait
TRUTH lanandaigua, ". Y."-and the PosTAGr
UPON THEM PAID.
| Canandaigaa, W T. July 16 1922.
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That head, whose veiess blaze
Fill'd angels with amaze,
When at that voice sprang forth the rolling suns on
high.
And thou vert laid within the narrow tomb,
Thy clay-cold limbs with shroudng grave. clothes
bound;
The sealed stone con6rm'd thy mortal DOOM
Lone watchmen walk'd thy desert burial ground,
Whom heaven could not contain,
Nor tn immeasurahle plain
Of vast In6nity enclose o, circle round.
For US, for US, thou did st endure the pain,
And thy meek spirit bow d itself to shame,
To wash our souls from SINS Injecting stain,
t. avert the Fathers wrsthiul vengeance flame
Thou, that couldst nothing win
BY saving worlds from sin.
Nor aught OF glory add TO thy all-giorios name.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-02

BY virtue Of writ of Ais vend Exponas to directed
viii be exposed 70 public sac, at the house Of Isaac An
erson, Wilmington. in Cbrsana hundred, on Saturday
she 10Th day Of August at o'clock, Nj. number Of
fine horses three post coaches, and light stages all
with harness. gig and harness. cart and gears guam
tty Of household and kitchen furniture, consisting Of Go
BE and single beds bedsteads and bedding tables chairs
bureaus looking glasses one eight day clock, and arge
quantity of articles not mentioned. Seized and taken II
execution as the property of Isaac Anderson
Newcastle, JulY q, 1892. 57-4t
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID C, WILSON, SHERIFF

BY virtue of writ of ri Fa to directed, will be
posed public sale, the factory Of Joseph Maby and Wi
liam Maby in Christana hundred, Saturday the third
day of August next, at O'Clock, A. NJ. viz quantity Of
machinery for wooden factory, consisting of two cartng
engines, ennes, 2l0 spindes, billy, picker pair
iage &c cloth raising machne press plates sundy large
nd small looms, bobbing Wheels quantity of dye sffs
hee stoves and pipe, and sundry articles usedn the CLOTH
business about 40 pieces Of broad CLOTH casmer and
nets finished and unfinished wagon and horse; also, the
nexpired part of lease Of he above Factory and build
ngs attached the Seized and taken in execution
as the property Of Wan Mal,by e. Joseph Maltby
Newcastle, July 49, 1892 56-4t
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American White Lead.

Warranted well ground and unaduteratcd-Aso Red
Lead and Lead Ore for Potters all Of the hes, quail
ty-together with general assortment of Paats and Oils
FOR SALE at the Hardware Store, No So Market Street
NEWLIN s. WOOLSTON.
N. B. They have just received from the Manufacturer,
and offer for sale, quantity Of
COACH LACE of the NEWEST PATTERNS.
Wilmington July 93, 1899 Soft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-02

Sir Isaac Newton has proved that black is not a
COLOR but the total absence Of all color. Why then
are the negroes or blacks called people of Color,
in so many printed spssshes, reports, and sQJaRnf
nications?
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NO'rICE.

All Persons indebted to the estate of Jacob Tyson late
II. Pencadcr hundred decd are requested to make imne-
date payment and those having claims against said estate,
10 present their accounts properly attesled TO the shscr
Der. ABRAHAM EGbEkl, ADMIT
Chrisana Bridge, Jul, 10, 1922 57-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-02
JULY 90, 1922.
TO the Editor of the Watchnlan.

TO the Editor Of the Watchman.
srn--.gr .Jf4RTiLN gives his compliments through the
medium Of your wide circulating paper TO the person or
persons who took Ills Gig Harness. which under lock
aud key from the carriage house last Wednesday evening
and desires that they will now after havngth them
for several days return the same by SO doing he will
forgive them the msdemeanor and nocturnal depreciation
say no more about it--nOr ask any questions.
N b. If the harness are returned or brought to ligh,
by white man MIR. NJ. win give him ten dolars-f 9
coloured one, FIVE. 5o-4t
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SELECTED ToASTs.
and died.
Al York, Pa.

vi x0IH, fHs
Congress-May they report better progress 10
their constituents or never have leave to sit again
Al Hunts Mills, NJ
The memory oil Capt. Lawrence-New JERSEY
claimed him as her darling child.
o how best that Heros sleep,
Ger whom the wondering world shall weep
Liberty Of Conscience--A great National bles-
sing, and the distinguishing religious privilege Of
an American Citizen.
Wen toast New jerseys daughte let all ELL
their glasses,
Whose beauty & virtue the whole world SUI passes
BY Charles d. Coke, Esq.-Dam the Rivers,
sink the coal pits, blast the Furnaces, and consume
the American manufactures.
Oneida County, ~. r
The Army and Navy of the United States.
The memory of the heroes who fell in the last
war.
The surviving officers and soldiers of the late
war--they deserve well of their country
The right Of suffrage 'a right inestimabIe to
freemen, and formidable to tyrahts only.'
In Pennsylvania.
The Army-Ask the Falls of Niagara and the
shores Of the Mississippi TO attest its valor its devo.
ton, and its magnanimity.
| Internal Improvements--I.et neither contracted
views nor sordld policy occasion our representatives
to neglect the true avenue of nations prosperity.
Education--Teach the youth Of our republic TO
emulate the virtues Of their lorefathers-l.iberty
and happiness will then be fixed upon an imperish-
able Lass.
Liberty--The sacred right of man, may its re.
generating spirit be felt throughout the world.
Seet.--When the Jesuits settled the plan of educa-
ton in the College Of Clermont, the physicians
consulted the portion OF time which the sudenrs
should be allowed FOR sleep. They declared thas
Ave hours were sufficient, six an abundant allow
ance, and seven much youthful constitution
could bear without injury
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NOTICE.

The partnership of Beiamin Broom s. Company having
been dissolved by the death Of Benjamin Brown all per-
sons indebted the late firm, hereby requested to pay
the amount ofteir several accounts TO the subscribers and
those having claims against the said firm requested to
present them for settlement.
JAMES BROWN,
July 90, 1929. 57-Sm Surviving Partner
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GRTNDSTONEs.

Now Landing from the schr. Loire,
IS tons Of the rery first Quality of GRlNnsrosEs
and For Sale in lots to Suit Purchasers, by
JOSEPH ROBINSON.
Wttmahgton, July 29th 1922. 59--4tp
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The person who time ago took the first volume Of
the Letters of Junus, large octave, from the library No.
l05 Market street, TO read requested TIC it. with
out further delay. IT,
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TO BE LET.

room, No. 105 Market Street, suitable for dry goods
store Apply as above Possession Immediately
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16

=, hAVEjus. 'cce,,..,. iTo.4 agrrt. ),
in ADDITION 10 the,' tc ni1 assort mtnt Of Fall
and Winter Good. - ,,,,...,
600 yatd. elegant Fioot CARPETINCS,
ebelp--36o yard bOMBAZETTS, from
= to4e Pc yard
srHEY HAVE on RAsb,
h.'srge ssso'imert d laliCo-s, Cihghotns
and PiOits /; Cashmere Shawls some Of the
bes Russia Diapers ever imported ia this
town pes bale or single piece, cheap; Ro,e
Blankets; Broadcloths Csssimeres aDi Pc
iisse Cloths; more American D"pef for on.
y Cd per yard Chex shsmb sy Ginghsms !;
Gomespuh Fidhnel, &c. Steam loom EDglish
and American Sbic,ios, and Shee,ings; ;
Nankio and Canton Cgspes Italian di,lo |;
SlocbawS snd Ssg-oetts Ladies and q nile
mems wors,ed H'ie, f'om iso % 76 per
p.i-, ell colo's; dark and lieb common
Ves'ing; Valeocis, e!egau, NV pst,e'os :
Leno and Book Moslins spidec net, picket
add fancy Muslins white and colored Cam.
bric spa,t Of a case Of Legho'n Bonnets (;
S,rs~ duo win r,ahy other articles too M.
meroos TO meo'ion
Newport, Dec io
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MHRRIED.

IN this tow, on the 9Th instsnt. by the Rev Mr.
Webb, Mr., Joseph Rrovneii. of hiddietown, to Mrs
Ohce Btiygs, OF this town.
Al Middletown, on Thursday evening last by the
Rev Nr Eddy, Mr. .95ner Nard TO Miss Pesgy Pssk
ham. dlugh,sr OF Mr. F-hx teckhsm.
AT the Friend Meeting. House. in Portsro nth, on
the "a Instant, M Sar1ut DenIs to Miss Dsaaa Cif
Ja'!, daughter Of Mr Gideoo Clifford
At Dartmouth, on the 1st instant, Mr. Wflkes Gle
cum to Miss CaiiGrine Airy, daughter 0f lhe late
captain John Ain.y.
At Providence. C.rfsteekc- Knich,. e "a Of Grams
ron. 70 Miss Ly!io Brigys, Of IN. former place.
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DIED,


hfer lingering ness, Miss .1tavaR s. Sbrinyer
daughter OF Mr. John Springer. in the goth year of
her .geshe departed in the full of bless
ed 'H'nortaIity-she Sss "shining iight"-a bright
example to those who called TO sufer-It may be
truly SAID of her. sweet 10 the scene where virtue
dies" For more than q wear her suharinrs have
been beyond description. which she bore with chris
tan torti'ude no murTnur ever escaped her lips
Her horcs rested on tue bn.om Of her rcdcemiae
Lord-rhe world she looked upon ss transient, and
rs pleasures ike fading Cover Although she had
many, and dear ties. she resigned them with com
posure, knowing that for her was laid up . crown
mmor'sl in the skies
G,iacy her spirif hinged fi,is,
To reysn' eper bea.
Uhere in the efsence 5 frr< Ig..,
She fads Peypefua,reT
AZ Mddletown, on T'harsdsy last, NJ G.o-re MN.
chester. son OF Mr. Thomas Manchester, 10 the 18th
year ofhis age. -.
Al Lebanon, icon. General Jo.epi S.anfo.. aged
80, formerly member OF Congress from this state
81 Providence. on the sih instant, MFR. yssebA Da.
rertsrt, aged Son the ii,h instant, Mrs E1-a
8riggs. wife of Mr. Amos Briggs, aged 80 -Mrs Re.
deeeo Ssait-,rfh. aged Sc. wife Of Mr. gphfaim
hiihwor,h
At chiiico'he, Ohio, on the .isth December, Mr.
sanriJ Pas-, formerly Of A6Vva
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q Ca'amouni ~e'yElng lla Ih3. seven feel
In seng'h and ~ &c iSei ~ hc.ght, was kilicd
3; Rczbary, VERNON, ou ,s;e a.a ui, by d
parry oi huGIels.
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JOIN DYRE.

.s.,. no, Thames. .Strert,
DEiNo now ,bor, to close his D,, os,,i, cuisines,
~ obers his stock Of Goods At v,,, ,ow pr,e..--
h, ieqsests those indebea to him 10 cali aud settle
TIER accounts without demy-h,s remaining goods
which arc on hand. Oh The 2ni instant, nc Hiii lh,n
seal IL Public Auction.
Nrvterf, Janwary ~, 1892
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=
.t. NEWPORT.
WED NESDdY, LftU.iRY ;6, 1922.


The General Assembly of this state
Uas to meet at Providence yesterday,
when it is probable quorum was form
ed s; we have not however heard any
thing from Providence, later than what
IS given in the paper OF yesterday morn
ing.
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.NE.kOR.3NDf.
Esfs at Hstsns, Dec 10, ship Columbia. zones. and
brig oter, Hopkins. for Bristol. uncertain
A, Darien, rreylSus to the 9Th uliimo, sloop R;s
ing Sun, Hall. .. tLis port
The brig N,eholss and felix Calvert. Of this port.
was spoken, Dec ~. lat SO. ION IS, Is hours from
Cape hsnry, tor Port su- Prince
1he sioop Rsp'd, Perry. of this port. srrived at
Savannah, Dec ~. from Charleston
ihe sci'r Sbcoboteth. Wade. IS days from this
port. arrived a, Il. Dalize, Dec Z. %,
the Hiram. Waite. OF this port. was up ct New.
Orleans, DC 80. for Havana, 20 sail Jan 4
The sch FeiiK. Taggart, oil this po,,. cleared nj,
s.oieans, Dec 80. Tor Charles on
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FROM wasHivGTo

FROM WASHINGTON, IAN g.
The Board Of commissioners ior de.
Gliding on Claims arisiug under the Spar.
ash Treaty. met at its apartment ycs,er r.
day, pursuant to adjournment. Present
Mr.. White and Mr.. King. After hear.
ing al argument from Mr. Wint'cr on a
particular point. tie B,rd adjourned
TO fuesdIy. The Third Commission
CT, Mr.. razswc'', is expected ia a day
or two,
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NrIIlnpr

PORT OF NEWPORT.
OJ NO arrivals since our last.-oar harbor Is still
CLE.iRED.
hig fenwiek, Dsggeus, Nss.yoln; sloop Hal.
eyon, Vars, ditto.
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s-f1-"f .iI.'o, u uas ,1.i eIscu1J IN
s'isfosfarr .unner, Of fAis office.
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To be sod at Public Auc,;o,

q TO De sod at Public Auction,
OH ns lsm cf Fret Mona or N ~.
n. ~ G" iAs frenises " Jar, il nor "a.
Grsif fair day otsa,)
hE estate now occupied by The sub.eri.
n per, near the Is, Bsp'is, meeting house,
consisting ola dwelling house and barr. in
good repair, with two lots Of land. Inurd
a.eIy si'er the above sale nomoer oI sr,iclos
OF household furniture win be sold. Cond;.
sale. CURISTOptIEp A, VI
newport I'd Of lsr mo 1922
1o be SOLD at Pnbfe Ahct;oo
Do FRIDAY, Mar. !, ls22--a, o'elk ~.
On shc prenises,
Uniess previously disposed of st PfiyaI. al.
ONE half Of the A.iIi and ore share
~ commonly called Bisse,s Mills, nov ,h, p,o'
petty OF the subscriber, situate in North Knv Stow
one and haf mile south OF WEXFORD 70, ps,,;e..
ul'rs. apply 70 the subscriber. ON the premises
North Hingstown, Dec IL, 1891. o'1'
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STEPHEN II. CAHOONE-

III, 1homes- Ssreet.
nFFERS tor sale on extensive sssc. ,mcrf
~ .oi blue, black, mix'd and drsb Super.
hns b oadrto,hs end Csssirnercs, which ho
ohers Tor ssie ss chosp. Us can be purchase
IN The state. His friends end the public arc
invited to call and examine Tor them selves.
ALSO,
general assortment Of Rose Blankets. of
superior quality T; fIsnoels, &c so piece.
oHSk bohnosseus, from rs to 81 Ia CTS.
Dec. "a
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-11
For Portland.

For Portland.
LIZ The sloop FAVORITE, captain
&AX. Strout, will sail in all next week.
and take freight. or passengers, Tor which
she has superior &C Communications. Apply
on board or to YIN. FOWLE 4 Co.
Who have for sale, received per said sloop
Zoo, 900 feet mercbantable lumber.
20 barrels prime beef,
2 hhds Of Vest India Rum,
25 boxes mould candles.
april 6
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.1i7. Sn0zCden /:

EIAVING seen in your paper OF the
IL 9Th inst. an advertisement signed by
Samuel Hattersley, calculated 10 injure
me, must take the liberty, through the
same medium of informing the public, that
lis contents are altogether false. | did
leave Mr. Haltersley's employ on or about
she 9Th Feb. last. but not clandestineiy,
nor until had fully ascertained that had
been bound for two years longer than
legal apprenticeship, which found to De
the case by having my age proved to be Il
years. | have never from that time Sc
creted myself from Mr.. Hattersley. but
hsve passed the streets almost every day,
without molestation;' therefore, he could not
in truth say lhad ran away. and believe
his sole object has been to wound my feei-
ings hIr. Hatersly did not do his duty in
Withholding from me, that education which
my indentures required, but shall say no
more on The subject, but seek redress in a
legal way. JOSEPH ROBEY.
West End. Fairfax county Virginia.
april II 5ts
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Boarding House.

A FEW genteeI boarders can be accom-
IN modated alta moderate price, at the
House formerly occupied by J. b. German
on Fairfax street. For terms, apply to
the subscriber. j. HARRlSS,
april II
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NOTICE.

Sixty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from this post, on the
~ night of the 4th inst. the following
named persons. belonging to the service Of
the u. States, viz.
Ezra Burbank,
A sergeant of company A. Sd reg. artillery,
aged 27 years; feet, inches high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, born
in the state OF Massachusetts, enlisted the
10th January, 1921, at this post; by oceu-
patton when enlisted, blacksmith.
Wal2aa7n Wa,vcick,
A private OF company A. Sd artillery, aged
35 years, feet 8 inches high, dark COM
pIexion, brown hair, grey eyes, born in
the state OF N. Jersey, town of Burlington,
enlisted the eth Jan. 1919, at the city of
Washington, and by occupation when en-
listed. bricklayer.
= The above reward will be paid on the
delivery of both, or thirty dollars for Ell
Their of the above named deserters at this,
or any other post in the United States.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt. Sd artil. CONG comp.
Fort Washington. Md.
.April s. I822.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Y OST, on Saturday evening, between
E<John Hepburn's confectionery store
and the market house, red morocco pock-
ct book, with the strap torn and sewed to.
gether--it contained a small parcel Of mo-
ney, bow much precisely is not rscollect-
ed. There was two FIVE dollar notes, on
the Bank of Alexandra, both new, and two
FIVE dollar notes on tie Bank of Virginia,
and some small notes.-the book will
swear to. The papers are valuable TO me,
and my name is on the greater part oftbem.
april 9 DAVIS BOWIE.