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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
From the Baltimore Morn. Chronicl.
THE WAR.

MANY of our bother editors, seem
10 be as fearful ne cause of Spanish
liberty, as the would represent the
Span,ards Themselves to nave become.
We are as little disposed as any one. to
MAKE our Iwn hopes aud wishes the law
Of our iud 5ment. We have never re-
presence the natives Of the Peninsula,
as recovering their freedom at a single
hnuuu IS a catamount pounces on his
prey; on The contrary, we have all along
CO. Fassed. that their footsteps were
laid with difficulties cad embar.
.,w-nts-snares, pitfalls and dam
gers Suchis the un9uestionsb'e state
ofthe Peninsula and unless we are pre-
pared % bear such spec acie, to look
On it with nerves unterritied and IN
shaken, uD'ess we are prepared not 10
be immodera,ely elevated by Spanish
victory, or depressed by Spanish de-
ieat-onless we can look at treason,
disaffertion and treacherv, without dss'
Pondency, we are not competent to the
task of contemplating the revolutions
Of Kingdoms. states and empires II
we are asked why we do not despair Of
Tie Spanish cause, when such obs' acles
are interposed, we answer very plain.
iy, we do not see how 1t is possible to
pot down opiDion of which. material a.
lone freedom is made. either with the
cannon, or with the bayones. We Dc
not see in gunpowder and steel, any
thing more than deadly instruments
any thing more than the seeds of car
mage and murder. We do not see how
these are to change the moral habitude'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
At anUrphan's Court. held


for Baltimore county in the city OF Baili-
more, on the 10Th day of July, in the year
eighteen hundred and twenty three,
Present.
ALEXANDER M'KlM }
BEALE RANDALL, Esquirss.
STEPHEN II. MOORE, )
Among other proceeding were the fol-.
lowing -
ON application Of Jonas Chaplain Of the
OcitY of Baltimore, for letters of admin
istration with the will annexed, on the
personal estate OF Rebecca Dulsny, de.
ceased, ii is ordered. That the court will
proceed to grant the said Jonas Chaplain
on the s3d day of August next. unless cause
be shown to the contrary; and provided
copy OF this order be published once a
week tor four successive weeks in the
Federal Gazette, one OF the Newspapers
published in the city Of Baltimore, and
the Alexandria Gazette. one OF the News.
papers published in the city OF Alexandra
In testimony, that the foregoing is a true
copy, taken from the record OF the pro-
ceedings OF the Orphans Court OF Balti:
more County, have hereunto set my
band and affixed the seal OF 10Y Office,
this nineteenth day OF July, in the year
eighteen hundred and twenty-three.
WIN. BUCHANAN. Register.
iuly 92, 1928 IaTat
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
For Sale,
Il Trnct of Land.

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex
L andria and eight from Georgetown.
containing FOUR HUNDRED \ EkGH-
TY acres, about IO6 acres of which ia
heavily timbefed. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
may be bad if Immediately applied tor
sPril 22 DANIEL +. DuLAEE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
Velvet Wanting & Rug Work.

' "
Z OUiSA Russell grateful for The en-.
IL enlargement she has received, in
form. the public. that for the better &C
commodation OF her pupils, she has re-
moved to the apartments over MIR. Muir
phys china store, Fairfax street, where
she will continue 10 instruct young Ladies
in Drawing and Painting on Velvet, Satin
and cambria; making card racks and man
tie ornaments; rug work on canvass, for
stool covers; table mats, &C. Terms: ty
the month dollars, attendance every day,
from clock in the morning till IL; for
Rug Work in the afternoon, from 3 O.
clock till S, colours and brushes Tor paint
ing on velvet &c. Also. all materials Tor
rug work supplied without extra charge.
Those ladies who have paid l.. X. s dol
lars for IL lessons in painting, can, it they
wish, return and take l2 lessons in rug
work without charge. Specimens of what
the pupils can perform during the month
10 he seen at the School. july 29-3t
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f. MADEIRA,
Five collars Reward.

1 OSr, supposed in Roy ai.street, on
IL the 18th ult. a small Gold RING set
with nI,monds, and the name IS Grimes
engraven on it. The above rev ard will
be paid on delivering it to Mr.. BENJAMIH
Woop, at the Gazette Office.
Jewellers and Others are requested 10
stop it should it be offered for sale.
aug 5 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05

RH Whereoh De no" resIues' COT d!H-
En- ing 800 acres. situated on Nsnje-
49, moy Greek, about six or seven
miles from Port Tobacco, the improve
ments are comfortable dwelling house,
and other necessary out houses, a well of
excellent water, within twenty yards OF
the door. Also several excellent springs
on different parts Of said farm, the soil ia
fertile and well adapted to the growth OF
corn, wheat, rye, oats and tobacco; there
is large marsh attached to this farm SUI
Ecient to Craze 200 head of cattle
The said farm has an abundance OF wood
and thriving timber, and may be divided
into two separate farms, TO suit purchasers
giying'to each farm suficiency of wood,
timber and marsh. A further description
of the above farm is deemed unnecessary,
as il is presumed THOSE wishing 10 purchase
will first view the premises: o>
THOMAS JONES.
Charles county, july 81 'hrs TIN Mai
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
i NDER the authority of a deed Of
- trust, dated Sd day OF August. 1878,
from DAME +. Dulany and Sarah bis " no.
to the subscriber, shall expose to public
sale all that
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
lying and being in Fairfax County, Va,
on Which The widow Donaldson, Alfred,
ana James her sons, resided, on the date
OF SAID deed: The SAID tract contains &C.
coro'ng TO The survey thereof mace by
Jonn Summers, $50 acres. The sale
VIII 'ake place at CIageu's Hotel, 10 the
'%hn u Alexandra, Old Saturday 9lb day
OF Aogusl next at II O'Clock A. Nj. .Term.
oil sale, cash,
GEO. BEALE, Trustee.
june 3 thu9A
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JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. d.
Dentist,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services
~ as a Dentist to The citizens and vis,-
tors ut The District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Georgetown.
Or. SIN, Dr.. G. Worthing ton,
F. May, p. War6eld,
Culbush, Henderson,
Hunt. N.W.WorthingtOn
Sewall, BohreT,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
.4!e1andria.
d. Semmes DR.. Washington,
Richards. Fitzhugh,
peake, Slabier,
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq,
Rev. DR.. 4. Hunter, and Dr.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9ih and 10th streets, West, Con the
same square with Mr.. Gunton's Apolhe-
cary Shop ,
gF DIR. GUNNELL will be ct
Mr.. Clogen's Hotel, Alexandra, every
Friday, from 8 a. Nj. until 2. N. lex
cept during the sessions OF COngress.) All
letters addressed to DR.. G. in Washing
ION, or lett at Clagett's Hotel. will be
punc,ually attended TO.
Washington, May 81, 1898. thtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
For Freight,

For Freight,
SsE The very superior schooner
.skR LUCINDA, George Fletcher,
master; burthan about TOO barrels, and
now ready 10 receive Cage Apply to
JOHN. II. LAID Il Co.
Who haze rece,ucd tor -..lc 6y sad resScl,
50 bags and Green
8 casks { J2M.iiCA COFFEE.
3 hhds SUPER iDoiasscs
Aus 5
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New Invention.
LADIES' BRACES.

DEING an invention Of great utility,
ID for ladies' and misses: made and for
sale at the subscribers mandatory, or
Prince street, between Wafer and Upion
streets. RICH. HORWELL.
mayea
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
A valuable Farm for Sale.

h. The subscriber will sell the farm
EtTm whereon be now resides, contain
Ess ing 800 acres, situated on Mamie.
NOV Creek, about six or seven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE vrAztr

NORFOLK, September 8.--The u. s. Schr Wea
zle, Lieut. C0md' KcnuOn, bound TO Wasbing,o,
City, arrived here yesterday morning from Kev
West, via Savannah, days from the laner place.
where she put in account Of head winds. on 25t6
oil. Left Key West on l7th August ~ which Time
The officers and crews Of tie squadron wing there
were IN good health The Peacock, Capf Cassin .
Steam Gaiot Sea Gull, Lieut.. Comd'i VorIees :
Sch'rs Greyhound, 1t Comd't Rousseau, and Bea =
gle, It, Comd' Newton, with al the harges except
two, (Which, IN company with the sch'r G,anpus L.
Comdt Gregory, were cruising 10 windward of M
tanzls) were Key West. The Grampus WAS 81
Msianzas on the zlsf. The Jackal, IT, Comdt
Oclers, arrived a. Maanzss on 1911 ult from
cruise, and sailed next day for Key West The brig
Spark, Ii. Comdt Shuhrck, sailed from KY Vesl
few days before the Weazel left here, bound on ,
cruise on The south side ~ Cuba The ship Hornet
Cant. Smith aud sch'r Fox, H. Comd'l Richie. bnd
sailed from Havana for Yefa Cruz and Tampico 49,
The Beagle 10 sail from Kew Wes' Tor ibis nor,
On Isl iUst.-and Peacock add Sea Gun about The
middle of October, when IL was expected Comma.
dore Porter would return 10 the United States
Officers Of The Weazei, H. Comd'i Beverly Ken
1on, Lieut.. Victor VI. Rrndolph, Sailing Mas,e,
Buchanan Mid. Ringgoid, Carrinion aud Glendy
Passengers 10 Norfolk, H.. Pdulding. and Midship-
NAN Huwood.
The following officers came passengers ~ The Wea-
znl, and were landed ~ Savannah Lieut. Comb
kearney, lieuis. Clement W Stevens and John
Kelly, and Midshpman Jameson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19

MIA 1t is believed, that this army will receive
considerable reinforcenrnls by means of the
new leNies which are making in all the villa
ges ofthe plain of Taragona. IL the popula-
ton az that country is devoted, as il is said
To the constitutional system, il is sufficiently
numerous 10 yield the enemy great resources
Rotten, the governor of Barcelona, hung on
the 18th twelve persons accused of cOrrespcp-
dence with the enemy. On the other hand,
the marshal has forbidden the inhabitants of
the plain of Barcelona on pain of death To
communicate with the garrison.
We are favored with Gibraltar papers to Au-
gus, 9Th, aud the following interesting letter
from very respectable gentleman at Cadiz:
cADIz, AUGUST l, 1928.
"The situation of this city is neither better
nor worse since last wrote you The French
have been four months i'm the country, and |
conceive their cause loses ground daily. The
character of the Spanlards is not to brook sub
lection from foreign power, and though they
have in the first place yielded, ii has been more
the effect of the seductive arts employed by
their own countrymrn than OF the enemy's
arms. A reaction will ultimately produce the
effect of their total destruction.
"Iu Catalonia there is no end to the fighting
the Spaniards always successful.
HI lnis IrnNlnce, Wnere baliaStefoS is now
gaining ground, we look to active measures
soon. A sally that was made here from the
| lines, Showed that our men know how tn fight.
They marched up to the enemy's parapets
without firing shot, till they reached them
All the force employed on our side was not
more than about three thousand men-Tbe
French, however, in their bulletin stated our
loss to have been from two 10 three thousand,
limiting theirs to FIVE HUNDRED. The latter
part believe. On our side we had about 90
killed and 600 wounded. No prisoners.
There are accounts to day that the nd
vanced guard of Ballastrros and Gen. Noltor
have met, and that victory decided in favor of
the former.
"The detection of Morillo is quite an extraor-
binary event, AS it has produced no alteration
in the army which all abandoned him; as it did
Ahisbal on former occasion.
Provisions are not searce-this place is
constantly supplied from Gibraltar"
IN. Y. Mere. Adv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
DREADFUL.

ALEXANDRIA, SEPT 1--WE continue 10 bcor H..
most distressing accounts al the Ill health of the no.
pie the country euer of the 8h inst from an ri, r.
respectable mhabi'ant of Parke,sburg, Va to youns
2enuema" IN Alexandria, states that the Sickness
with great mortality. He mentions several Of L,s
a,scquaIn'anceS-yz Hamilton Morrison, JAM.
niyai, col }. Beeson, col. Hugh Phelps. W",
browning ana w'f@, Mrs. Stephenson (moiher Of
besides MANI others, al died oitim ten days On
me scene is awiuly changed The disease is l,vnS
waste more or less oi every family that we hear or
anu thI"k !, IS equally as destructive the yellow
lever was IN Philadelphia in past times"
~ L1nd"hn county also it is still very sicklv.
considerable fear seems TO prevail abou, the
eigtborhood of Winchester The Republican. ~
hr I3,h, says " The country people look with alarm
towards that town; hut remarks g that Ike '",.u
has TAR less proportion Of deaths than the surruuo
dag nsghborhood or the adjoining counties
Hsr,Is
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[From ne Moniltur.l


PARIS, July 3O.-We have just ascertained
that the enemy are on their retreat. Milans,
II is said has approached TarragOna, where
hldnse Is now shut up. Dlobera was march
ing for Loridar. The foriifcations OfTarra-
sona are in bad situation, and have 10 forces
Eroies is going from Manreza to CaIaf, with
1000 Spanish troops.
FROM CORUNNA.
The actions of the 18th and 10th were We
ry warm, and it is pretended that the French
lost great many men on the latter day, as
they were for IN instant 10 possession Of a
part OF the town from which they were drv-
en- with great loss. Two armed shaIl0ps took
The besIegers IN flank, and caused them con-
siderable loss in killed and wounded.
It's pretended that 600 Wagons loaded
with wounded Frenchmen, have arrived at "a
small village in The cnvirOns Of COrunna.
Sir Robert Wilson has received a wound A.
bove the knee, and it is believed he will lose
MS leg. Gen. QuirOga was at Corunna, and
'he oPanIards who were passengers on board
lhe Minerva say that the troops and the yo-
iuntetrs were resolved 10 defend the city.
Courier.
The same paper contains the following artj
Gle on Curvnna
When the garrison Of that place was attack
ed, It was composed Of 1900 men, the greater
part OF whom were volunteers from Guipuz-
Goa and Navarro. The regular troops did
not exceed 400 men. The other dsposable
forces we're from towards Vigo and Orense.-
The French attacked with 5000 men, who
formed the whole corps Of their army in Ga
Iicia, and certainly the defence of the garrison
was ~ resOlute as possible.
Col ZOrva, commandant of the militia of
Gulpuzc0a, was killed, as well az sevela other
officers. II is said that the French haze 700
men killed and wounded. The Spaniards
after having defended the hcigbts in advance
OF The city, retired within the walls, and in the
evening held council, at which all the supe-
rior officers were present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
SHIP NEWS EXTRAORDINARY

HTIIVeu, sIoop UIeaner, from ST. Adams VI n,
port npon Lake Champlain,) with wheat and n ",
ashes TO the master The veteran corps of ar,iIe'
Green Mountain vessel passed the Battery, s,las
was fired by them from The Batter, 4 ''e
u The Vermoners in the city are invited tn =,
se s AZ me a"s-si"ii, Tomorrow morning, at Q
celebrate the arrival OF the Cleaner from VERNE,
by the way Of Lake Champlain aud the Canal
~ Y Com 3b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19

The election for a Representative to Con
in the Norfolk District. in the State Of Mas
sachusetts vice William Eustis, took place on
Monday last. We have seen the returns
from eleven out Of twenfy-six towns in ibe
District, which give to John Bailey $50 votes
out Of $50, which are divided between fouror
five other persons. II seems highly probable
from present appearances, that there has been
ed the highest number Of votes. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19

Yesterday morning, the waters Of the Hudson ya,o
seen dash'ng over the dam IN beautiful STYLE w
In the forenoon, the Corporation of the city ,urno
on 10 greet the arrival Of the Lar ge and beautiful IL
boat Cleaner, from ST. Albans W. and tho ING
boat OF our citizen, Mr.. Whipple, from WL;,sLam'
These are the Two first vessels that have past throne,
the sloop lock just above us, which completes ,he
ueciion OF the Northern Canal with the rive, H"is
and our ch'zens were anxious 70 testify their cr,ns
cation at the long -wIshedtor opening of this nsv;a
non. Accordingly, AT hall past 10 O'Clock, A. Nj,
conconrse oil citizens, escorted by the uniform co
p'n'es oil Troy, was formed under the command "r
Capt Pitcher, and marched TO the upper end ne ~
River street, opposite TO the place where the bos's
were lying. The Cleaner and another ia,ye L"Ns
were grappled together, and the Corporation, with
the light infantry went On board The decks or ~,
boats furnished convenient room for the miI,n,v -,
in'm and, as they hoated past the city with colo
hying, and music playing, they returned with ,bs;s
muskehy The saluies which fred by the ar,le,Y
posted AZ different stations along the shore ~
Thus, honor due was paid To this interesting o,o
SION. Inc Gleaner measures sixty tons burthsn ma
draws 5 feet inches water TTiov Ssnt;nsI '"u
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Fifty Cents Reward.

nESERTED my house Oh Sunda
- morning last, my VIE Ann slMM;
with nan by The nau o! JAMES oLAI
FORD. who also ieii his wife. "boe''
will secure her in Jail SO that | Dring h'
TO punishment, shall receive The above It.
ward. :,
She took. with her all my money, silve
spoons, gold watch chain, with seals,
quits, dark cloak, with gimp down The
tore part of it. She is about 33 years u
age, five teel high, with scar IN the 'ole,
head, with two small rings in her ears, and
has a large head OF hair. The man Is "a
tou, FIVE fee, nine OF ten inches high, be
s,ammers when spoken to, and smokes a
good many segars; is brick layer by
trade, his clothing when he lett here was
a blue coat, blue pantaioons, a iur hat
about halt worn. He Is about twenty hive
wears old. hereby tortr lin any person
from credi,ing her on my account as | am
determined not to pay any deb,s OF her
contracting. , c,,,,,o
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lemons, Whiskey, Sc.
loo boxes ilesh Sicily lea,ou,
~ Co ora! ges
Is bags filhai.s
Dc English wa!Iu,s
- casks Superior
SO boxes { Goshen Cheese
IL sperm candies
6 do Italian paste
SO good wBishey
Just received per schooner Black
AMI Tor sale By SAM. MtSsLns niTHI'
may IL
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POETRY.
TFye. The Winyaw inteiiisencer.j

The following tribute is offered 6y a
friend, to the memory OF the late Dr. WI
liam NJ. Johnston, OF New ork, author OF
the much admired poem To the SamP,s,
published in The fifth volume OF the .inna-
i.ctic .Moguzine, and OF o. her Poems, col
lected and publishing by the Editor oil
the Y,nydY Iatsiligsncsr. ,.,.
To the memory OF the late DR.. William
Martin Johnston ,ths'Bard OF the Sampit.
He died at Long Island, in his native
State. New York, in the year 1871.
A, q.
uI helr tfer, harp Of Selma! my soul returns,
Ike a breeze Uhich tie sun brang' tack to tie
paie, urhsre dicst tie tag mt't." OsslAN.
rbs sun had sunk beneath the west,
The star of evening mildly shone,
Tn. weary bird mad sought her nest,
Nor aught va, heard of JOY or moan
IN Sampit's stream the moon-beam play'd,
Enamour'd of the tranquil scene,
And zeohvr's breath wa, hush'd-'twas staid
Obedient to the calm serene.
At such an hour | WANDERED oft
When all was still and none was near;
For OH enchanting strains and soft,
Would seem to charm my raptur'd ear
And still 1 wandered, still wePt,
Unheeded wept my sorrows Ger;
Rut soon those sounds symphonlous slept,
l heard those soothing strains no more.
Again sought the silent hour,
Again stray'd those shades among;
But not again felt the Pow'r
Of Sampit's Minstrers harp and song.
"Thus some pale aow'rs in deserts bloom
Where never pierced the solar beams,
Thus some lone star thro' m idnIsht's gloo'a,
With trem'ious radiance dimly CLEANS
In wonder moss grown "humid bow'r
The spirit Of the Sampit reigns,
And JoHNsroN'r harp, at ev' Ming hour,
Nav still De heard IN plaintive strains.
Charleston, Say I, 1928. T. ).
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
Prom the Point Garden

WILL be sold, vegetables and roots
w OF the best Class, and seeds particu.
larry collected from the most noted places
in Europe. Specimens have been seen
al our market, and pronounced TO be the
best and earliest ever seen. Tomorrow
morning wlll be displayed Tor sale, al The
market, perhaps the best EHRLY GLIB.
RAGE ever seen. Cabbage and Lettuce
Plants. OF The best quality, can be had at
the garden and u aIket.
n. b. FsmiiIes can be served al their
own houses, al any time OF the gay from
my house, on Royal street opposite MIS-.
Sherrons. ROBERT GRAY.
may i3 81
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Ordered, That the members OF The
Board of Health, each IN bis particular
district, undertake to sCrutinlZe the varl-
GUS portions of the town, for the discovery
and removal of nuisanCes according 10 the
following arrangement;
Daniel Wright, east Of Royal, and south
OF Prince street.
George S. Hough, south OF Prince, be-
tween Washington and Royal streets.
John Ruberts, west OF Washington, and
south OF Prince street
Presley Jacobs, east of Royal, between
King ana Prince streets.
Georg, Coleman. west ot Royel, east
of Washington. between King and Prince
street
Ezra Lunt, west of Washington, be-
tween King and Prince streets.
Benjamin Waters, east OF Royal, and
north of King street.
Robert Brockeit, jr. north of King, be.
tween Washington and Royal streets.
A. G. Cazenove, bor.h OF King, and
West of Washington streets,
And that they exercise with Promptness
their duties in having removed, IN The
mode prescribed by the laws OF the cor
poration all such nuissnces as may come
under their notice And, as many nuIsan-
ces nay escape the members OF the board,
citizens generally are requested 10 com,
muo,cate verbally, or in Whiting, to any
member OF the board, or 10 the superln-
tendant of police, all neglected nnlsaRces
that may come under their observation,
designating the places, owners, or occu-
piers of the property, where such nuIsan'
ces may be discovered
By order OF the board.
JOHN ROBERTS, President.
May p. law3w
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may %.
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward

VNIlLL be given Tor the apprehension
w of EDW.aRD s. BO1'ELER, for
merly a resident OF village called The
Trap, in Frederick County, Md. (who,
for unlawful gaming. was bound to leave
his place OF residence. 1t is supposed he
IS in Virginia, pursuing his old course OF
swindIing where he is not known, tie
took from Middeto.n, horse, which did
not belong to him, I'D sold him to me as
his OWE properly, H. owing me 10 dollars;
and TO exouerate himself, has taken the Ii
berry to publish me az havIrg taken the
horse improperly l he above reward
will be gwen tor the delivery OF said Bot
eler so get bun.
HUGHEY MEG f.
NAV 97-3.x fItiittGN1, d.
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TO Let,

(For The summer, or longer period, e. pos
sesSiyn given ,mmed,ateiy,)
sr,s.u That most deslrabiy situated
&TfE brick house, upper end OF Duke
Esss; street, and directly opposite toe
G.sAnt pump at which the water carts
are flied. The house is very commo-
dious and spacious, finished complete.
with dry cellars, snoke house, servants
rooms, granary, stable, carriage house,
paved yard, &c. Rent 10 suit the times.
Enquire of S. A. MARSTELLER.
NAV "a ST.