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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30
TAPE MEASURES. &c.

UST received, 10 dozen Tailors' Tape
o Measures, which will be sold by the dozen
or single cheaper than can be bought at any
other place in Worcester.
ALso,--8 doz. Cravat Pads, Stocks, Handk IS,
Collars, Suspenders, Yestings, &c.
~ Readg-Made COATS, VESTS, PAN
falcons, &c.
CN-3- TAILORING attended to as usual, and
all orders promptly attended to.
0Gr Coats made so cts. cheaper than usual
OF CUTTING done to order, and warrant
ed to fit. u ASA WALKER, Agent.
Worcester, Nov. 25. 6w
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BIdckstOne Canal Stock.

WNHE owners Of Shares in the Stock Of the
N Blackstone Canal Company, who have
not subscribed for additional Shares, are in
formed that the subscription paper will be found
at the Worcester Bank until the first day of
January nexty at which time all subscriptions
must bo settled according to the terms propos-
ed 81 Worcester, Dec. %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

State Of Connecticut.
Windham County, IS.
oGAN the petition of WILLIAM H. HAS
" TINGS of Thompson, in said County,
against his creditors praying to be admitted to
the benefit of the Insolvent Act,-said petition
pending for trial before the Honorable Superior
Court of said State to be holden at Brooklyn,
within and for said Windham County, on the
fourth Tuesday in January, A. D. lS30,-Said
petitioner having applied to me for an order of
notice on said petition, it is Ordered, That no.
tice of the tendency thereof be given to the
creditors living out of said State, by publishing
notice thereof in The Massachusetts Spy, pub
lished at Worcester, three weeks successfully,
at least fourteen days before the session of said
Court.
Per JOSEPH EATON, Chief Judge
Of the County Court for Windham County.
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BLacksmith's Stand for .Snle.

bI0CKSnasIN NTd'ld J07' Sale,
SITUATED on Front-street, in Worcester.
- being the same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
a convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place, and it is believed that the best encour-
agement will be given to purchaser.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. G.. BALDWIN,
Assignees Of said Maynard
Worcester, Oct. z. If
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Leonnrd Bnker's Estnte.

TWNHE subscribers having been appointed, by
IL the Judge of Probate for the County Of
Worcester, Commissioners 10 receive and ex-
anime all the claims of the several creditors TO
the Estate of LEONARD BAKER, late of Leices-
ter, in said County, deceased, represented in
solvent, and six months from the Sd day of No
vember last being allowed to said creditors to
-iRg in their claims and prove their debts
ereby give notice to all persons interested,
I've shall meet at the Office of Waldo Flint
hid Leicester, on the last Mondays in Janu-
February, March, and April next, at one
Eclock in the afternoon of each of said days,
3where and when the claims Of said creditors
will be received and examined by us.
WALDO FLINT, ! c.,
JOHN SARGENT, O0mmrS'
Leicester, Dec. 90, 1899. 81
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Pau gour Mechanics.

A III. Book Accounts and Notes duo WILL
IA LIAM b. FOX on the first of April last
and remaining unsettled on tho 18th day of
January next, will DO left with an Attorney for
collection without reserve.
Worcester, Dec. 10. N5O
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

No religion ever appeared in the world whose
natura! tendency was SO much directed TO pro-
mote the peace and happiness of mankind as
Christianity. BOlingbroke "a deist)
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Dissolution of Partnership.

HNHE Worcester and Kesne Mail Stage Com
M pany call upon all and every one indebt-
ed to them for Newspapers, to make payment
to Mr.. JOHN BoYNToN, their Agent for collect
ing ell monies due them for Newspapers and
for their accommodation he will be at the fol-
lowing places to receive of their paper subscrib-
eEs the sums due; At Maj. Abbott's in Holden,
On Tuesday, January 5, 1880; at Mr.. Kings
ia Rutland, Wednesday,, tho 9Th; at MIR.
Thompson's in Hubbardston, Thursday, the
9TH; at Mr.. Reeds store in Winchendon, Sat-
urday forenoon of the 9th, and at Capt MUIR
docks tavern in said Winchendon, in the after
noon Of the same said 9th day of January. It
is expected that every one, owing, will be
prompt to pay on the days above mentioned.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, agent.
Templeton, Dec. 90, 1929. 81
P. s. Those persons indebted for papers at
Templeton will pay TO the subscriber.
G.. ToWNsLEY
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Two women wrangling in magistrates Of
fce up town" Thank heaven" said one,
never had but three husbands" !" And II had
five," said the other, Z" | never had more than
one at a time"-Phiad. Chronicle.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

This always rehgiously observed as rule,
never to chide my husband before company,
nor to prattle abroad Of miscarriages at home
what passes between two people is much easier
made up, than when it has once taken air.
Xantipps, Erasmus,
Above all things, take care not to do good
Offices after an ungraceful manner, as a great
many do, who, at the same time they serve
": avoid wranglinr, because It is odious, and
consciousness, because il is provoking Ibid,
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AGE OF INTELLEcT. George Cruikshanks,
who, +" of graphic humorists," has been called
4" George the .frst," thus carricatures the affec-
tation of science "A precocious brat of FIVE
or six years old, mounted on a stool, is teaching
its grandmother how TO suck an egg. You
see, gamma, before you suck this egg, or more
properly before you extract the matter contain
ed within this shell by suction, you must make
an incision at the apex, and corresponding
aperture at the base. { Eli, DEAR replies the
old lady, how very clever They only used
to make hole at each end in my time. Z"
.h'eto York Constellation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
CONVENTION

On yesterday after PRAYER, on motion of Mr.. Sum
mers, the Convention again resolved itself into Com
mite OF the whole, Mr. Powell in the Chair the
question still pending on Judge Green's motion to
amend the resolution declaring the basis of repre-
sanitation, by striking out white population ercstaely,
and Inserting as the basis, the combined ratio ofpop
uation and taxation.
El4ie question being stated from the Chnir, Dir
Gales rose andafter conciliatoYy preFdce addressed
the Committee very much at large upon the subject
ut Government. At quarter past one, Dir. G.. SEEM
ing much exhausted, motion of Mr. Yaylor of
Chesterfield, the Committee rose; after which, Cd
motion Mr. Powell, the Convention adjourned.
TIE "TrdyeNiRs Cabinet Dir Post Master Bar
TY, left Philadelphia the 9TH for Washington; hav-
ing been to Nev York on party of pleasure I've
Presume) MIR. Van Buren, is nov in this city, hav-
ing been brought brthcr, by enlightened euriosik,
10 witness the proceedings of the Convention. Dir.
CbAY is expected here in fey days, on an etcctjon
eertrfg tour. dinner is spoken Of to Mr.. Van Buren,
ut which he IS to be complnened by no toast lest the
poiiteness for which he is famed might induce him
10 make speech in return and he be dubbed a
liable orator" Mr.. Richie after a severe strup-
gle between inclination and consistency, has declined
attending the dinner for fear some old paragraphs
strongly denouncing The practice of giving dinners TO
great men, should be brought up in Judgment against
hils
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

N EN MUSIC
~ of Music, by the steamboat Columbus which
renders the variety very etensive-among which, arc
The Merry .Noultcin Horn sung by Miss c. Fisher in
HONE, Sweet Home, composed in imitation of the
Swiss STYLE by II. r. Bishop
TIE Coal BiacIt Rose, words by W. SNYDER, sung by
Mr.. Kelley, arranged for the Piano and Guitar for
the author
o 10 you resaember, ding dong hell song, by Mrs.
Pearman, music by j. A. Wade
Wonan's charms a ballad sung by Mr.. Horn, 1nusic
by 4. Lee
q retu;Q, original yords adapted TO an air of
Mozart, by Hewitt
Dams deiiIe eTtreme, from the Opera Joconde,
sung by Madame Alexander with English transla-
tions, by II. d. Noah, music by NicoIo
NO, lrW sigh tn0re, by Gactano Donize.;e n
young composer, who is now hecoIping popular il,
Pfo che sapcte, sung by Madame Feron il the Mar
rioge of Figaro, mnsic by Mozart . =
Mel cor pin non m senso for the PQo and Harp sung
by Madame Feron
Je Fourne mon Fasau musique de Chas. Plantade.
Mad Moral DevilIc
Bdteiser Dit Lnisetis, words by Mr. Papard rnusic
by +. iIerold
D. lei royes beau domeine, Chan.ic par Madame
Alexandra Boeldien
Ghi , dice =. nat Daaaere, musiqqe sigr. Mayer.
lie .ual D.amore, compose ct de dice Madame
Bernault, par C. Thibault
Portrait Chnrmlnte, q romance
Console MOI dtUsne Dleoece, piano harpe compose
par Goue
Sc n,'a66adoni par sig'r simrosa
HaPo/eon ct Lamore for the harp piano, dedicated
Miss e. Generes
S,ccet is the tear, adapted to the French Of Cest
une Larne, music r. Laford
Flare du TaSe, par H. n. Giiiies
DRaati pniph, Italian words, for harp or piano MT
sic by 2osini
Donne Fanpore, an Italian air.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

PORT OF RTCFE.NOWD,
ARRIVED.


York, ballast. "o'' ave"
Sioop Capital, Ackley, 4 days from New York. with
Sonories 70 Davenport, Allen g. Co. Triplett &,
.u a y. M Mitchell, Charles Beck, P Sullivan
Sshr Lady's Delight, from smi,hfie!d supdrics to
City Point. oA' foaSs' VIA
last. 'e" AofN' eai-
more. ''o'p oaio-
V siooP TFadesman, Ricketts,, Days from New
SiooP Westover, jerks, from Norfolk.
Sloop Patty, FROM Warwick, with wood
SAILED,
Schr w ashington, Eldridge, for Newport fR. IL
coal and flour. \'' ~
schr Bradford, Lindsey, for Boston, flour md TO-
NEW YORK, Nov. e.-Arriyed, scbr Swan.
Woglom So hours from Petersburg; sioop Fame,
Doughty, Richmond.
NEWPORT, nov. -:.-Arrivcd, schr Repor,er
Smith, from Norfolk, for Fall River, Mass. On Sa
turday, in the gale, had the decks swept, AID lost
boats, cables. SC. 0@'
NORFOLK, kor. 7.-Arrd, scu isaac w Morri. ,yov,e
chandze The sctrs Flag of Truce and Hero and chr
supposed TO he the lanes Fisher, from New Yck hound to
cane in iicn sea in co. - ~ "
sailed schr & Columbus, Noble. for Salem
From Hampton Roads, ships Arab Ball. for LivernooI. Cco
ea smith Tor Havre bTgs Casket Tracy for ST TRcmss and
Adeiine, Nichols, for St Barts '' w
a ship in hom sea last cyenipa and nrococ,o, 49,,
James River. .f vi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

u We find ourselves unable to conclude to-day,
Mr. MERGERS powerful argument, but we shall do SO
Tomorrow 4he Stenographic ability, & irresistible
personal energies of Reporter nearly enable US to
keep pace with the Debates-which we are detormi
ned to continue, as nearly possible, to do, moved
TO IT. not less by our desire to crafty the enthusiastic
interest OF the public particularly of the more remote
public who have not heard than by our own inter
esfs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

sToCK 81 S GRo,c RR1RaffE9r ar G.l92,cr1,,
win sell at there Store, without reserve their entire
Stock of Goods, en- TUESDAY the 9th instant,
at 10 o'clock, consisting principally of the following,
articles:
20 Hhds St. Croix and Aluscovado sugar
100 bags coffee
pipes cognac brandy
do Holland gin
hhds ST. Croix run
do n. Q. do
5000 lbs cotton yarn
so boxes chocolnss
100 do soap
DO bbls maeIare
hhds molasses
terces do superior
l ceroon Spanish indigo
90 boxes imperial tea
90 do young hyson Gp
10 do Tyson do
10 bags ginger -
A cases haif-pint tupblsrs
gu casks cheese
Terms at sale. KING 8 RICHARDSON.
Sale will be made by oTls, DUNLOP j. Co aurts-,
now
,,.,, ADDITIONAL.
King Sc Richardson's, $50 ma. - ;
10 Ehds Porto Rico Sugars
Id do New Orleans do
10 boxes lemons
hhds pure and very prime Jamaica rum, is,'n Key W4,.
60 boxes chocolate ~ -. %" :. L
= cases fancy soap
nov l0-lf q n &, co .,c,.
HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, the l2tl instant, at 10
o'clock, will be sold our Auction Store an in yoice
Of Hardware and Cutlery, comprising general ass
sortment, without reserve, to close coma gnment
nov 10 O. n g. On ANTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
E . A r DING.

's'dE subscriber can accommodate or 10 gentle.
men with good board and lodging at the upprr
tenement of the buildings north side of Main
street, immediately above the Banks The situation
is pleasant and as convenient to the Capitol and ali
places of business any other In the city TEENS
reasonable oct Scott r. B&XTFsR'''s
~ Also, good accommodations for HORSES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
EOGMS9R RHAEE

rsPEcrFULiY tenders his professional services 10
~ The inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity
As Office is at the Of 6 6th streets Shockc
Hill, immediately opposite to Mr.. Tichenors car.
riage-shop oct 2g--en6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

ZACHARY LEWIS, the corner oI 10Th and. l.
- Streets, nearly opposite tho Bank of Va prepared 10
accommodate several Members of the Convention and cgs
ia,ure with Board aud Lodging Families visiting place
will find his Rooms comfortable and every effort 10 render
satisfaction to those who call on him, viii be mad,
3--2aMSt -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

The Legislature of Pennsylvania is now in session
Frederick Smith, ESQ Of Chambersburgh, vas cleo
Ted Speaker ofthe House ofRegrcscntGtvGs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

a. We syinpnthise most fully aud entirely,in the
feeiings OF our correspondent, a Republican. Phe
offensive expressions to which he refers-as much
offensive to US os to him-sippcd into our paper
through Communications, which from their eer erai
PuTport, we did not suspect, and did not therefore,
thoroughly examine. We promise to offend no moro
IN the same way We permit him nor apy other
man to detest more cordially than we do, that spir-
1t ofsycophancy, which always visible in Richmond
to certain degree, is at this moment, thousand
times more obvious and disgusting than ever, Dying
to the fact that circumstances have assembled MANY
distinguished individuals at this point Far be i;
from US, to say OF do any thing, if wo could, which
would withhold from individual or official eminence
the respect and attention, to " hch it is entitled
That Is not what We mean TO sigmatize. Verbun
SGT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
MANAGERS OFFICE,

Connecticut S!ate Lottery, No. ii.
The Drawing win be received TOMORROW.
CAPITAL PRIzE $4,000.
Tickets 3, shares in proportion.
Wc,D York ErtYG, No. Is.
20 be drawn O--MORROW, the 1Ith--s1O 900,
5000, 1900, $50, 100, and of I0OO &c.
Whole tickets 81, shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated, No. II.
20 be drawn on Phursday.-Sl5O0O, 5000, 1000,
5000, 1000, , Of 1000, Of 800, &c.
u For tickets, call at
hov 10 YATES & uLypYRErS cGec.
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Itsrfso1gs S afs9.
TEF@ pAv

Ira4t Sale Of F@iuabia Renks lPtoDrrj.y !
PHNo satisfy the provisions ON decd 81 fr.s.I,.
4 cpfed tome, by Robert Posr, aati .aun Z HI.
Indemnify the late Willis Cowling frc,n loss, ar sn
age in consequence Of his undertakings for tac sai
Robert Pooro, as surety, | shel proceed to sell. ii
pub!c auction foF cash, at the from, door CT the FIJI
8Ist inst al IL o'clock, that certain Lot g. Tehemc
lying and being on 18th Street, (called in the said
deed, the road) leading from E Street, up Shvckoc.
Hill, by the Governors, occupied by Mr.. h,lc,
boarding house. and in which the Post Offc. i
kept.-lt is valuable piece Of property, situated
the centre of the city, and yields yearly rcnt or
warrant such only as is vested in me by the deed
Aforesaid JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee. )
The above sale ia made with my consent.
oct. 2aw8t--d4t ROBERT POOPH
GrPhe above sale is postponed until Tuesday tile
loth instant when viii positively take place at tie
nov 7-~3t JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
TO FURNISHERs OF TIMBER.

TO FURNISHERS OF TIMBER.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersipn-
Il ed, at the Farmers Hotel. in Manchester, En-
I'll the 18th day of November next for delivering on
tho line of the Chesterfield Railway on or before the
LIST of May, 1880, thirty thousand Eneal feet of
squared white oak timber, 8 inches by 9, and in
lengths OF feet inches. The proposals will state
the amount which be furnished and the points at
which it can be delivered
MONCURE ROBINSON,
OCT 20-dH colt Engineer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
TO THE EDITORS OF THE WHO.

Gentlemen: In your paper a few days ago we were
oid mat MANY dt,s'"gussted members OF the Conven
ton ton would attend the Theatre that evening. On
FRIDAY Concert was advertised, and your paper
OF that morning there appeared the following notice
as "Communicoted:" I'VE understand hat many dis
Hnyuished members of the Convention, and number
OF our first families will be present the Coarcrt
at the Capitol this evening" And agoiu-"The
Concert will he soqorsd By the presence of many dis
tlngulshed members ofthc Coaventior but, as if on
purpose TO MI the measure of disgust "An OBJ
server, IN your very next paper, among other stufP
says, We understand many Of the first Eninies aciI5
honor The Theatre, to witness, &C. Yes Messrs.
Editors Many OF the first Idniies to honor the
Richmond Theatre, and Richmond audience bv their
presence. is this really 20, for know but little of
the society at Ricmond.) ask for informaon-IIus
nrstOcracy established in Richmond distinct set Of
rst tdniitieS2 OF families whose presence is consider
cd an ho'or to yoIr Thearc much honor as in
duce The remaining portion of your citizens to visit
whensoever it is announced that their high might
pesscs will be III presence tbcrc7
But TO treat this matter seriously such notices presume
Notwithstanding the phrase sour i anics proceed
from none but those who expect to poh by henIhc per-
formers or exhibitors themselves but respectfully sUgt
you the propTey OF lending the aid Of your press to
iScreaus dare insult the independent spirit and repuh
who in your town. by charging them as such notices
evidently do, Tor else they nohing) with spirit SO
and alnusemcots Py the authority of high names and
stand the King Or Queen and Royal family will honor
CoVent GardeH &c And this rs perfectly understood,
Is SORT ct mandate for all the pimPs and parasites Of court
having no king queen royal fs:ny-"Nt that
many distinguished members of the Convention, number
of our first families win honour Theatyelow
copy Away say witt, such dirty stuff from your columns
aud permit the people Of Richmond, and who arc
visiting your city orit applies ALL be daily
insul,ed by such false aud dirty limitations there
verify contained in those ptifUl communications" The
three notices above mentioned the only little sly,
tocrdcaL pu Of the kind that have appeared in the pu
prints of the city, since this Convention assembled Such things
insignificant they first sight, should have tho seal of
public indignation put upon them at the resbOd they should
be in the era e and this Office can be performed by
well the conductors Of Independent press,
Office which is confidently expected at your hands, by
REPUBLICAN,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10
THEATRE.

1.-THE Managers Tel great pleasure in announc
ing, they have engaged tllat celebrated Tragedan
AIR. COOPER, for six nights, Including bis BeaeGs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

E9 OBERT BURTON, ,attor1ey at La0, respect
ma fully announces to the public, that he has ia
ken an Office, Immediately above the Post Office and
adjoining Mrs. Southgates Store, where he may be
generally found oct 15-w6w
UCKWHEAT FLOUR AND MOUNTAIN
ND WHISkEY for sule by
nov o-eodfw ANDREW swEBHY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-10

BN Chesterfield county court October Il 1879 Ih0i1as
Purde pit against John Purdie Polly Pudie Sally WI
kinsoD, formerly urde Aaron Puidie Robertson Cab.
1ay and Polly W. his WIFE late Polly w Robertson Lawson
Foce, Seth Flournoy and Sally his wife formerly Sally For
see, Charles Fo1sce, and adu,ihistraipr Of Eliza
beth PUrdic, deceased, dfts.-lv Cnsycrry
This day the plaintiff by counsel and fled his bill and
the defendants, Aaron Pufdc Robertson ard Cahuawav
and Polly w. his WIFE, late Polly w Robertson not having
entered their appearance and given security according 10 tic
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and il appearing IN
she satisfaction Of the court that they inhabitants of This
commonwealth ordeied That the said defendants do
e the FIRST day Of January next ard answer the
cfth plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted in newspaper printed in the city Richmond for
eight weeks successfully and another copy posted the front
door Of tic Courthouse OF this county, orfo successive court
DAYS. 4 carv. Tcstc.
H7 LAWSON NJ =SvsrTN
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DANCING ACADEMY

IhtnOI1'o EAtI1hhbh 1.
RM X. BOSSIEUX respectfully informs the ladies'
I've and gentlemen OF this city, that not being able
to find u convenient room for teaching and giving
balls, he has resolved to- huve BALLROOM built
in the most elegant style. 1t will pc eighty feet by
fifty, with two splendid dressing-rooms, and every
convenience requIste for assemblies.
MI b. hopes to deserve the appreciation and sup
port of the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond, IN
erecting building worthy of their patronage sir.
b. expects that his ballroom will be ready by the be-
ginning of December.
In the meantime, M. 3. will be very happy to at
tend to young ladeg and gentlemen, in Senlinares
and private families.
N. B-tor terms and regulations, please TO apply
by note personally. at Mrs. Dupuy's Mansion
House or Miss McKeuzic's Seminary.
nov 22--eoGt
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Il J''I' P7SINI7>f' e%'"o,sf No 'drcG.o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07
40 dollars Reward.

n ROKE from the Jail ct Alexandra, ID. G on the
u 18th Of August, a DARK MUL7ITO UOU.7N,
a slave of small size, very much freckled about the
eyes and nose which gives her very bad appearance
SO that traders would not buy her, ing she too
ngly. She wore away dark plaid frock of orange
ground and dark stripe, and n dark sun.oonnet. no
other clothes known Of She is about % years Old
She lived in Baltimore about FIVE years, with Mrs.
Shelley some time and Mr.. Haries She called herself
Ann Eliza, IN Battle; her name is Fanny, but it is ascer
taired ,a, her IS Eliza Bordley. She was taken
up in Baltimore, and lodged in this Jail the 9TH of
this month will give the above reward if taken in
or about fillmore and delivered at this Jail, or S25 if
taken in the Ds,ric, of Columbia and delivered as
hove THOS STEEL, JaOr,
OT The Baltimore American will publish the above
every other day six times and Send their account to
mis- ofiice for payment. cost aug ~