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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26
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An art making appropriations inr certain
Forth. a,ious OF ihe United S'"'es, Tor
the year eighleer hundred aud t"cn'y-s'A,
AMI Tor oihsr, purp"s"s.
b. Il fnacird by ht 'Sepate md Houst
OF Representatives. q The Jh'ied >tdt's u
/, Iner.cn ~ Congress ass mbied TtaI, he
flloa,ns sums h, tad he same are l'rr'-
bv. annfaprlaird, To VII for Qualifications,
ta each. specifically - lallaAs
For Il Adams. At Rrrntoa's Point, one
hundred thousand dnll4rs.
For Fot II oiil'nn, ~ New Utrecht
polot. scs.nty.ivs han-ini aoli,rs.
Far Fnri Menrae. II Oh POM Com
f,rt. one hundred and fifteen thousand dol
Ir
Fol For Calhoun, Al the Rip Rap Shoal,
eighty thu aud '"lafs.
Fnr tn Fort 81 Bpgue Point, North Ca.
rnlna. twrafy five lhnn.and dolsl-.
For Fart At Oh lslsnd North Car.
olna, thirty five tno sand dollar.
For the Folt at Mobile POINT, ninety
thnusaud dnnBrs.
20, ihe Far at Chef Menteur eighty
Eve Thousand dudIars.
For Fort .T4cksnn Al Plaque mine Bend,
ninety fitensand doll
For lhe Font to hr ronmencrd ~ Bay
on Birng.nne. Lo,i.Inna ninety thousand
dollars.
foi repars and contingencies, fifteen
thnnsand doilars,
For ths rcpair Of the Forl Constitution
IN tue Portsmouth Harbour. lao thousand
fye hnadrrd dollars.
For thu purchase of Land, aud the right
,ruav IN Thrnogh', Point. IN L"ug Is
land sound. seventeen Thousand dollars
SEC. 2. .1od b. II further enooied, That
tn, sa,d IN shall br pald oni oi any mo
ury u the treasury, not other"lse aPpro-
yriatrd.
Apnnsd-Narch IL, i826.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

Holland were not 81 lazy md II he would
rrason as closely as he illusti ATS feeling
then Li,rrpool would b. no match for
him bat linen the light Of thai peer dues
MT always SHINE.
In the tight or IN the wrong--ha,ing the
better of the argument ni having III
worse, ynu are .1nays satisfied With Lord
l.itafpoul, aud efen when he uirefs and
tries To support hit which is contrary To-
your owe conviction, you never feel often
ded with The mao--you lay the whole
blame, not merely of the individual blum
der hut of the consequence of events by
which such II man has been led 10 make
II, npen the system and not upon the midi
,idnl.
II the character with which Lord Ii
vetpool Is thus invested were one which
could be PM TN IN serve a purpose, then
his Lordship would be one OF thr most
dangerous p i''clans that e,er exlstrd.
Bnl true ca DIR IL ike clear water. l.
cannoi be initiated with water that IS not
clan ard whatever may he the depth,
tou cao Away. Sc the bottom Of il. 50
II Is with the Eall of Liverpool by en-
langllng his logic or attempting To WELD
that which is ton heavy for him, he may
sometimes cloud his meanings bnt he
never can conceal or dlssemble his real
purpose. Yet amid all the gen'lrnrss OF
manner, there is about Lord Liverpool
not the least indication of GOODNESS Of man
mr.. To no man. check does the blood
rome more readily, or IN more sensitive
stream, than 10 his, when he feels, or fan
cies he has advanced, any thing IN which
facts aud feelings will not bear him out.
Upon the whole he is characte, nat IT,
BIZ written about, hut to he seen. The
sPlendId rndowmrnis of the head may be-
transmitted in words, but the warm feel
ing of the heart-the generosity, the can
dor, and the prfsnasl'rnrss If Lald l.,
serpool, are OF too fine and elhe,ial IA
ture for being sci down IN aLy language.
DiSseHter'S Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

WAsnINGroH. June l7.-An arr'a'
Baltimore, from Havana, brings an a'' !,',,s
of the capture OF The Col1nh'dn P,rso,
armed schooner Zuime, Captain l.. ~
mas, of one long gun and Nv" sol"' rias
VITA five officers and forty-slx men, ma ras
heeu' captured at an ANCHOR nfa' ia
Florida, aud therefore, says the "''', ,',s If
'ettcr an the subject, within tue wac IA.
the United States. quere de Loo, and
prisoners were landed at H"'ans No,
Dsrchrd, We suspect, from the 'e e. ,ea.
manifested in this letter, that thls e'' .''.s ri
almost together, composed o, na''i W.
the United States. !''N''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26
DOMESTIC.

Eichmond, June 23.-CoL. MoNh"h'
late President Of The United States am,
ed in Richmond on Tuesday, and has ~
ceptrd the ,nvllailon If tue Cltizeos ~
Bnner al the Lagle Tavern, this Gay d. :
O'Clock. ing
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

O,1entUt Habits. The habits af an o
rental ale very simple the absence Of
very knd OF amusement and dissipation,
Wit b's rSld adherence 10 all The usasrs
81 bis talhr's, makes one day The picture
= e,r,y other. A Turk of good condI
uo0 fiSrs with tie sun tnd a, ne sleeps
On s"it cushions, Investing htnseG but OF
q SMALL part OF uI4 dress, II costs hial little
trouble at the toilet. II. uiris up his
prayer. aud then breakfasts on a cup ut
oohre, somr sneetineats, aud the luxury
ot hlS pipe. Perhaps he viii Ictd tn. No.
rao, OF the glowing poetry of IIafx aud
.sadl Tor a know iedge OF the Persian, rs
iat frequent accomplishment of lhr up
PEI ranks Of both SEXES. He then orders
MS Arab horse, and rides tor two % three
houfa, "r cXeiclses with the lrrlid, and
afterwards dInes about aud -da, ON a hIsh-
y setsooed Pilaw. In the afternoon, the
Ollie hUdars, whiher the eastern stor,
teiiers resort are la.oIIte places of enter
talnnent ur seated IN ms cool kiask, on
tae banks Ui the Bosphorus. he yields t.
lis nsetss bul drhg ailul haDlt of muslas
Dot the decline oi The day bugs tne
fatk > highest joys; he then Dimes on a
al. y OF seasoned dishes, drinks hls iced
s'i'rbet, enjoys probably patty OF his
lfiend,, and dicraaid, visits the haIrm
where ms b loved cnIldren are brought
him j; aud hts Nile, or wives, if he has
more than Oar, witt their attendants and
slaves, exert all thtlr powers OF fascination
tor their lord. ! III Nnblan bring, him
The richest perfumes the Clrcassan, tx-
ctlleht ~ her % n = rr sPufs The 3 iced
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

weir II, Bussi ronnh a large table, bank
OF $4,000 N gold helure them. upon which
iuo gentlemen who aere with me made
r,ncxions With astonlshlnent. Sis day
after sas all IN the dust
-~esss..-
Curious Um.--A gentleman in York
SHIRE. who died some lime ago, left Tn
nhole nj his property To ssch of hls de-
-crnianls Only. as should reach the height
of SIR .feei four inches.
go
Justice Abbott lately. in the Court nj
Kings Bench, England) drcided. aud laid
it down as law, that a tenant has no rghi
ts remove the trees and shrubs be had
planted on thu premises he had occupied.
CreH for Chardcter.-Nhen Lord
Kenyon WAS on the Bench, he attended
~ assize at Croydon, aud one of the pri-
snnrrs requested leave t" have his trial put
of from eleven 10 four O'Clock, on the
gronnd that witness whom he expected
from Eoedon. aud who would give him IA
good character, could not arrive till the
latter hnar. The reply Of THE judge was,
" Oh, III Civ, ynu crrdis for good char
scter aud nov ~ try you swear the
jury" TIE Jury WIS smorn, aud the
prisoner was convicted.
An Alabama paper gives tragic como
illustration of the .f"cls oi intemprrance.
A man MAS about to sell his morse, but
being himself too much iafoHcnted TO at
nd 10 The matter, he desired his son 10
give HI animal some We meal To swell
him out. Tue son Was also intlc lHt0T-
icdied, and instead Of wetlng the meal
with the pure element, he stepped il in a
howl Of whi,key from which his father
had been drinking. The natural conse-
gurnce WAS, that the horse became iHtOrt
Hed nd began To danes Il pms Seui, lclr
Gus rdets will do wei 10 remember this
recipe. then 10 lie down, Jump up. and re-
II his capers Alter performing out of
door, a sort Of kindred feel ng induced
uIm Ia walk lnlo the HOUSE, and l"In bis
"ly companions. Here he beg,n 10
dance before the old man, nho, belle, Ing
the devil WAS come 20 him Ia the shape
Of Il horse, took up an asr I'D knockei
out the braios of the poor animal. TIN
story ia told With all the gravity which
bfIollSS III llulu, ana we dtt therefore
bound, in all courtesy, to believe IT.
Integrity The M"gul Sultan Achor
bror tn, inscription upon one of hi- seal;
" never knew man lost upon a straight
road"
Remartable .Snic,de--We understand
that a hoy only eirrrn years old commit
Ted suIcIle IN CHARLTON, a few daAs since.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

Progress Of Sound In the last number
of The hcrw Eacgcioprdique there is an
account at a very eXllanI dnary proposal,
Sfz. 10 communicate verbal iutrihst nee ~
few uumrnts 10 vast distances, aud this
not by sy mbul,, rs IN the telegraph, but IL
distinct aItIculrle sounds tered b> thr
voice. This plan originated With an Eng
lishman, Nj. Dick, according To " hose eS-
perlments the haman voice may BIZ mad.
mletlIglblr AT thr distance of Twenty-Five
or thirty mll's. The expert nenls nj the
c, fcbratcd Blohl.e asce,talned thai sauud
travels ten times gun krr when transmit
ted by SOLID bodies, or lhrnugl thu open
ar; al TIE distance Of more than half
mile the 10" Voice Of man was DISTINCTLY
heard. Al the latter end If tae last cen
tnfy, clergy man, pamrd Gmtirr, con
celNtd a plan OF transmitting artlculate
sounds To Immense distances he propos-
ed The construction of horizontal tunnels.
that should wind at the extrrmiflrs. rs the
means ct which the ticking OF Il watch
might b" heard more distinctly at lhr DIS
lance ct 200O feet than when placed close
tn the ear he calculated that a sarcrssi,n
of ,nch tunnels wonld transmit a verbal
message zoo miles in an tour.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

Remortable .Suicidp-lNe understand
thai a hoy only eleven years old commit
ted suicide in Charlton, a few days since,
by hanging himself to a beam in a barn.
HorchtSfer Spy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

The Court Of Charles III can never
forget the 'neApresslbIe luxury aud pro-
taneness, gaming, aud all dI,spla.rae-s
and as 1t were, total forgetfulnes Of Gsd.
n beng Sunday evening" which lhs ia,
s'ennisnt | was Witness of, the king sltting
ana toying with ms concubnes, Ports
mouth Cleveland, aud MAJ trop, &c., a
French boy, singing love songs IN that elo-
rl"us gallery, whist about twenty of the
great eoaEi!ers and Other obsolete persons
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

Integrity The Mogul Sultan Achor
bt"e tn, inscription upon one of hi- seal:
a." never knew d man lost upon straight
road"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

Justice Abbott lately. in the Court 9
Kings Bench, tEogland) decided. aud Iai
it down as law, that a tenani has no r'gl
tS remove the trees and shrubs he la
planted on the premises he had occupied.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

Curious Um.--A gentleman in York
shir", who died some lime ago, left III"
~ hole of his property To srch of hls DE-
-crnd9nls Only, as should reach the height
Of SIR feet four inches.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01

mo conformity guarantees OF the Sovereignty and IN
d.n.ndencr Of their fags--thai it, by an lnexcusa
BILE weakness, which would be an lnceiioie siam ~
The ewes of posterty such tyranny "efe permitea
~ hecome a principle and conseciated by use, the
English would from thence deduce Gain 10 es!ao-
sh i, into right, as they have already pronleu oy
a federation OF Government, TO estaDhsh Inc inlam
GU. principle, tina, the flag does not cover merchan'
dir. and 10 give TO their right OF blockade, an ex
tension arbitrary and deroga.ory to the Sovereignty
Of every State: We have decreed, and do decree as
follows:
Article 1. Every vessel 10 whatsoever Nation
NAV belong which shall have suffered the visit OF
an English vessel or shall have submitted to voy-
age TO England, or shall have paid any duty what
ever to the English Government, 49, Tor that reason
alone, declared 10 be deprived OF her Distinctive Ma
tional quality has los, The guarantee Of her nag aho
has become English property.
0 The above mentioned vessels thus deprived OF
their National distinction by the arbitrary measures
of the English Government, are declared to be GOOD
and lawful prizes, as we'll in case they enter our
ports or those OF allies, as also IN case hty all
in the power Of our vessels OF war or prlyateers.
q. The British Islands are declared to be in =
state of bloc kade as well by sea as by land. Every
vessel of whatsoever Nation, or whatsoever be her
cargo, coming from the ports OF England or from
English colonies, is good prize, as contrasenng
/ The present DeETCcs lHey oHo'i ~ SoPNe'So -
our vessels OF war, or by our priYateers, and shall
oe adudged to the caplors.
4. These measures, which are but a Just reel.
procy for the barbarous system adopted by the
English Government, which assimilatcs It's Legs
laon to tina, of Algiers, shall cease to have their
effect with respect to all those Nations, which may
succeed in compelling the British Government &c
respec. their flag They shall continue to be in
force during all such time this Government shall
fail to return to the principles Of the RICH, OF war
which govern the relations Of civilized Nations in .
state oil war.
| The dispositions Of the present decree shall be
abroe ated and null in fact soon as The English
Government shall have returned 10 those principle:
OF the law Of Nations, which are equally the princi
pies Of justice and homer.
). All the Ministers are charged with The exc
cu,ion Of the present Decree, which shall DC pub
lished and inserted 10 the bulletin CT the laws.
Given from the Royal palace OF MILAN, the sey
enteenth day Of December, 1907
NAPOLEON
b. ii. Emperor and King Tie Minister Secretary q STATE
A. ALDlNl.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01

tiliy Yeas HeAce, y. i, least it4 sc .as co.{ase
some secret and undiscoverabie hiding place &c Il,
masonic fraternity, and destined like the man IN H..
Iron Mask TO pass the rest Of his life 10 slus,;n
where his fellow creatures might exercise their sao,
city 10 were never again see his face
or hear his voice. 1t appears by the Rensselaer, Cour
ty Gazette, that he is quietly drawing beer and ,el
ling eggs in grocery at Fort George, in Upn,,
Canada. The persons who took him from IN. I'm
very kindly paid the debt on which he was con6nss,
and have probably given him money to stay whrr.
he is. Thus instead Of being murdered or impra.
oned for life, he has gained his liberty. the pay.
ment OF his debss, and well lined pocket and i
no doubt much obliged 10 his deiiverers.
". I. Ell. Post
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01
GREssr1glp Mass No,. i

CREENTIFLD Mass) Nov. 7.
Ccatt9n,-M' fotn,an. OF Cotrsin, has for some
years pas, abored under severe complaint, which
al iimes led him TO believe tina some living creature
was i. his stomach, which he had made known 20
his fttnds and physician, who considered him "a
sher hypoc hondriacal He still persisted IN his be
lief and would frequently express 70 his family and
neighbars thai he could senssbls feel the crawling Of
some hing, until few days since when he was al.
tackled eith seyes pains. CREST difficulty tor the
want Of breath which ended in coughing and lhrow.
ing from mis- stomach, TO appearance, living Eel
Eve ard hall inches in length, and something like
three inches in circumference. His heslth i. now
improving, and he will no doubt be well in shor
time.
He thinks he must have drank it more than ter
years since, when drinking water at spring in ihe
Sigh,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01
By the Emperor,
H. B. MARET, Secretary Of State.

sE3POLEOE BY The grace Of God, and By the
Constitution Emperor Of the French, King Of
Italy. and protector Of the confederation IF the
Rhine
Considering the dispositions deereed by the Brit
ish Government dated the l4th Of November last
past, which subjec, the vessels OF friendly neutral
Nations, 4nd also the allies OF England. not only to
The ysi, OF English eruzsrs bun even to particular
station in England, and to an arbitrary imposition of
ee'tain per centum on their cargoes to be eslab
rshed by the English Legislature:
Considering. hal by this act, the English Go.
vernneni hath deprived Of their distinctive National
quality tdenaz the vessels Of all the Ma
tons OF Europe that i is not in the power OF any
Government to suffer az fringemen, of its indepen-
dsnce snd righis-all the Soyereigas OF Europe be.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01

CoMmuS1cArEp sonTHE AMERICAS WArcHMAs
FRENCH SPOLIATIONS.-NO. XIII.
In order more fully to comprehend the nature o.
our demands upon France, request The favor o
van 10 publish the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, BY
which, you will perceive, the Berlin Decree de
clared, that the Prize Court at Paris, should pro-
nounce Judgment in all contested cases.
How far this provision has been complied WIN
the public are already aware.
FITZSIMMONS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01

pARls.-Mr. a. .Ncialar. We unoe sn'.o' acur
opened in Pais, large aod splsh Ill saosr
at the he ad Of which tie has nlicea ma < Yo'
publican, U'ntidm Sykes, .s'c o. 'is ma
Coffee House. Wlliian street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01

CAPTAIN MORGAN.-We certainly never ex.
peeted to hear any thing more Of this famous person
age We supposed that he had probably been murdel.
ed and buried In some part Of The western Wilderness
where the plough might perhaps turn up his bone !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
.SeW Books.

. JOURNAL of Third Voyage for the Discovery OF a
Northwest passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
prormed in the years 1924 and 1926 by Captain Par
W e, illustrated with Map, 81 Is
.hthe Supreme Court Of the 6. States, vol . s 90
"o'ers Treatise on Special and General Anato-
=, my, 2vol 8yo, bound and lettered. w
'Iapman's Philadelphia Journal of Medical and
rhysical Sciences, No. z, New Series, being the
announcement of vol 4. Per annum oO
.ae atlantic Souvenir for 1897 elegantly bound, Is
N additional supply of the Souvenir, in boards, 81
Wits Eulogy on Adams and jefferson, Titles Ser
mon mon on the same Mrs. Royals Travels. and all the
"aer new publications, on sale by a.
PISHEY THOMPSON.
Warrington, Nov17
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
Ten Dollars Reward.

My Servant WILLIAM disappeared on Sunday
1SA evening last in most mysterious manner; he is
of bright muatto color has dark hair, ands Is
or IA years of age stout and we'll grown, has no part-
cuar mark or scar, at present recoected. He wore
away roundabout and pantaloons of olive colored or
brown fustan striped wastcoat, cotton shirt, pair OF
Shoes and fur hat about half worn he is not known
to have taken with him any other articles of clothing
than those which he wore away.
WILLIAM has been constantly in the service OF Mr..
Hugh Ieddy, baker in Alexandria, since 1873, is
boy of active and industrious habits, and has been
ally engaged in selling bread for Mr. Leddy and i'll
delivering to his customers in town, in which capaci
ty he has given entire satisfaction. From his general
good character have to fear he has been en-
tced away kdnapped for his departure has been un
provoked, (Nr Leddy and he having agreed very wel
and unnatural, his parents servants and in my
employment. l understand that three yellow
boys or men, who have been bound as apprentices to
MIR. Mills or Mr. Jameson, Bakers in this town, went
off on Sunday last, and it is probable my boy may be
in their company.
The above re ard with all reasonable charges will
be paid for delivering this boy to in Alexandra,
and liberal compensation made for such nfOr
nation may lead to the conviction any free person
who may have been instrumental in causing his eope-
ment. BERNARD HO0E.
nov 16-tf
0rrhe National Intelligencer will publish the above
till forbid, and send their account to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17

-..rom panied however with oioodsned
ssk u 's ;,self from the department OF Matu,
q,Fai's .nsorpo rated itself with that OF Vene'
80 psez addressed letter 10. RGfasl de Cue
a. ,ssder OF this little revolution, highly
ya sne his conduct on the occasion.
ctos,''Ss oath Of August, Sir Robert Ker Por-
On 'n n.;,;sh Consul for Venezuela, addressed
nc he In tendant, stating that he had re-
p's, = s.om the Consul General al Bogota, in
ti'fa I'm Of the passing Of a law on the 9Th Of
fn ssas.laring that the department of vene-
a.s;np been de faeio placed out of consti-
ssh y ! obedience to the Executive Power OF
dloas ,bl;e. the government is no longer re-
kept 81. sor the individual security, nor for
p''slsoa ne properties Of foreigners residing in
~ y '.s IA. or who might SO to reside there du-
's ~ present crisis.
% :" univ 10 this, Mendoza, on the 26ih ofsAu-
ID dressed note 10 Sir r. Porter, assur-
rss ST., that every protection should be afford
IS n''D nersons and property of foreigners:
d. u,sz on the 9th of October, made similar
ssIa' ,Ss a6,h of September, the Consul ad-
un "a another note to the Intendan,, complain
ar''s. The serious grievances the British mer-
o Thor under, from the total stoppage OF
Aaa' s. !, both in going from and coming TO
Dc pv, From the 10th of July to that date,
s''1 Consul himself had not received single
l',., or paper, from Bogota, Car,hagena, San
! Martha, or Maracalbo.
Sss letter was laid before Paez, who, on the
:, as)e,ober, made reply confessing his ina
49,; y 70 remedy the evil. In one instance, the
a -, had been stopped by armed men in dis
s;... and the local authorities In the interior,
'nsreutly by direction of the powers at Bogo-
! vent Systematically to work to intercept the
sorrespondence.
c,,cen,. Oct. lo.--I am of opinion that things
IN now soon be better, and believe that all ap-
'..heusiops of civil war have ceased to exist
X, leading men Of the Federal party have de.
.,,d their intentions to be nothing more
dam 10 hasten General Convention, for the
..roose of promoting Federal form OF Go
,,.rment similar to that OF the United State S
"a eject these views they called a Town meet
\, Al which the vote was, unanimously in Ia
rp ola Convention. Since this the alarm and
,e,sment have gradually subsidized: bur busi
r,s still continues very dull indeed.
Another letter dated Oct. Oath, speaks oi
country produce being scarce; and Of provi.
,isns being in demand.
The nominal prices of export, were, Coffee
@asi. Indigo 10 reals, Cocoa SIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
Look Out! Look Out! Look Out!
SAOO Reward.

ELoPED from my residence on the 10th inst. negro
kz NoRRAGE, about "a years old, 5 feet eight or
nine inches high, of dark complexion regular fea
lures. likely appearance and considerable intelligence
He has been trained from his infancy as house SEP
want, waiter. market man, carriage driver &c He has
no doubt taken with him supply of money, with diff
ferent kinds of clothing, he has been very lately
convicted ofseyeral very high handed thetts Previ-
osy to this he bore the character OF very trustwo
thy servant in every resnect He is well known in the
District of Columbia, particularly in Alexandria ard
has been at different times with me, and on my bust
ness, in Baltimore Annapolis, and other parts ofSlay-
land.
Its likely some unprncped scounfrel will furnish
him with facilitate i h. his sd Ina, escape
IA t,a nstrict or Prince Georges County, so that
get him again, Fifty Dollars if taken in any other
BART Of Maryland Virginia, the abovereward fta
la i.shere with all reasonable charges if safely de-
ilVerea = - H. d. HATToN,
Hatton Fiji, near Piscata,cay, Il. Georges Go. 3D.
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