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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17
For Sale, BY
ROBERT g JOHN GRAY,
WHEATON's
GENUINE PATENT JAUNDlCE
BIT E r S,

a MEDICINE extremely uisiul
when Jaundicy and Bilious Com
plants are 70 prevalent among the citl-
gems of America and the Welt lndies.-.
They are ufeful and ehcacious Mecl-
cine for curing Jaondicy and Bilious dill
orders, and removing that linking, faint,
-diireGed feeling at the Aomach, difficulty
of breathing, lois Of appetite, and ileepy'
dull heavinefs in the foreparr OF the day..
weakness and trembling of the limbs
dizziuels OF the head, and yellownsis OF
counsenanc., complaints 70 common to,
iaundicy and bilious people.
ALTO removing confipstion OF the bow
els, obifruetions of urine, cholicy COM
plants, pukings and porgings, lndigsfsl
90, fiek head ache, rheumatic complaints,
&c. (which arife from a collection OF four
bilious matter in the Remach) and at
length reaoriogthe confitution 10 lfrength
ani vigor.
They are alto found very ufefal to car
ry off worms, and cure ricketty children,
and may be uisd with fais'Y If sll eonftl-
tusions, ages and iexes.
The many cures thag h-vc beer effect
ed in New England, by The sbo msdi,
cine, as may be ieen IL .he ''sllsl pre-
vent the nsce1ity of tursael ssommeo-,
dation.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton's Patent 4tch Osnsment.
The only medicine j. sll. worip ..aleh
will certainly cure the ITCH, without
having in it any thing either dangerous q
diiagreeable; it being competed noftiy
of ingredients never before Uncovered OF
uled in that diiorder. One box cures a
perlon, and there need be no waih'og afiei
che. ufs of il, as the kin is gsnSsa'!y let'
cleaner and imoosher after the ule Of IS
than before.
Auguf 2, z'won
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Molasses, almonds, sc.
Twenty hhds. retailing M0lafes OF
very hyperion quality,
Twenty trails freih Almonds,
A quantity Of loaf and lump Sugar IN
hhds. & bis.
Ten ticrces frelh Rice, received per
brig Celia, from N. York, and Tor iale
by and l. vo|hAA'
They haze ON hand,
"a hhds. St. Kits Rum, "a and %
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
40 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcatel and bloom Raiiiils,
80 tons Platter,
A few quarter calks
London particular Madeira Vine.
May II. cow
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Household furniture, sc.
FOR SALE.

A family, reGdcnt in Alexandria, from
the great difficulty in procuring iuitabIc
iervants, with 10 leave the town, and,
therefore, Offer fcr-fale variety Of gen.
teel Furniture, cenlifing Of
Mahogany chef Of Drawers,
fopha, tables, fde board, chairs, beds and
bedhsads, &c.
Aho,
A well chofsn and icarcc collection Of
Paintings, Drawings and Engravings, by
the mott eminent bands, amongR which
are, four views of
The Battle oFths Me,
eRsemed rho mott elegant in America.
The houfc in which they redde is to rent.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Augua g. zswstt
ALL perlons having claims
againft the eaate of William Mitchell,
decealed, are defred TO exhibit them pro.
tcrly authenticated 10 the fuhlcriber on or
-fore the fra day of September next,
and all thofc indebted to the faid eRate
are requeaed to make immediate pay
.nent.
SAMUEL CRAIG, Ext'r.
July =. rawlS.
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THERE are 444 acres IN the trace,
about SO or s. acres Of which are cleared
ana under good fencing and cultivation !;
there are on the pfemifes, good dwell
ing houfe, kitchen, table, &c. and mott
excellent and never falling fpsing, within
a rod or two Of the door. This land, ly.
ing on Craig's Creek. is we'll watered and
tirnbered, fertile and productive con-
tanning fmall meadow, and conhdera-
bic quantity Of meadow ground, AID lies
within IS miles OF James river navigation.
A great bargain may be had in this place,
by payment Of half the purchals money
in hand (; Cor the other moiery an accom-
modasing credit will be given, and an In
difputable title made TO the purchafer.
The land will be readily (hewn TO any
gentleman, by Mr.. Walker, who lives
on the piemifes. For contract apply to
thc lub(criber in Stanton, or at the Sweet
Springs, in the months of July and Au-
gue. Ertire poaelion Of the p-emiles
may be had on the 6rff day of December
next. ROBERT BAILEY.
June II. raw1m
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John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE,
1t bis Wa,ebogle, Prince Street Whsrf,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
WIT India and n. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, frelh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spermaceti and tallow Candles,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Clarety
Bar iron, tone Lime,
New Hetriugs and Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Calylcs and Cosdage Of all Gzes,
Rafiia ard svens Duck,
India Cottons, Nankeens,
Bandanna Handkerchief,
Irilh Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger,
Alum, Copperas, Bsimaone,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
Wrought and CUT Nails,
Writing Paper,
Mems fine and coa.fe HATS, &c.
Tune 2.
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1854 Psizes,
Is846 Bianks-xot : TO Prize.
10000

-------A-----
ztoco Tickets at 10 dols each, 10000
The iau,sab!e purpofe of this lottery,
ha nsoy very valuable prizes offered,
and there not being two blanks to Prize,
are conGderations which give the Mana
gers realon to hope for a rapid lale Ct the
tickets. The drawing will commence as
loon as efficient number of Tickets ihali
be fold 10 authorize il: and tbfrly aaJs
after the completion OF fhe drawing, the
prizes will be paid TO the fortunate adven.
surers; fuhje6t to deduction of FJ1sea
per cent. Such. prizes as ihall not be de-
maMed within tqOelve montbs after the
drawing is fnifed, lhall De coniidered as
relirqu'ihed for the bened5 y the Church.
Tickets TO be had Of TIE Managers, or
of fuch perfons as may be appointed by
them.
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MotaCe.
N0taCe.
ALL perfons having claims

ALL perfons having claims
againa The eRate ot William Triplelt, q
Round Hill, deceaied, are leqaefed &c
bring them forward for adjoiment and
payment and all thofe indebted TO the
eaare are respectively called upon to make
immediate payment 60 the Executors Sit
being their ANXIOUS with 70 cloie all the
accounts, and icstle with the legatees as
loon "a pofi,le
Charles Little, Fx,,v,
GeO. Trl9lstt, - -;
Jaiy !. co
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Fifteen Dollars keWard.


THE fubfcriber's negro B E N, 3D.
fconded abou. the hrit of June. He is
tall fellow, / believe more than fix feet
high, about 50 years ofage, has frong
voice, crofs eyed, of yellowih compile,
tion, long hair which he ties as he was
formerly the property of Charles Lee, Efg
and lived in Prince William County, near
Dulnfries, it is probable he is lurking
about that oe;ghborhood, being related to
the Negroes at Neabfco Furnace, as well
as thofc at Mr.. Lees quarters. Whoe-
yer will deliver him to the fubfcriber, to
Mr.. Thomas Allifon, or lodge him In
jail, 70 that ! get him agaiu ihall receive
the above res ard.
William Rogers.
Fairfax County,
Auguf 9. eo3tb
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Notice.

The fubfcriber being about to
leave town fer few months. reqrcits all
psrfnns indebted to him to make payment
to MIR. IoHN lowell, ~ The Warrington
Tavern, and ali iuch as have claims againlt
him will pleale preient them TO fad Lo-
veil, who will dfctarge them.
PETER HEISKELL.
Aucuh x. eo3f.
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THOMAS SIMMs
HAS JUST RECEIVED Ann -.
SALE. SVA

HAS JUST RECEIVED AND -,
SALE, 'os
Fresh from Lisbon, n, a short J.. /
sage BY The Sch, Rachel, Hsel1f r"
A few boxes Of excellent |.,,.
Lemons ; good Englifh Wslou,s. -
Frefh Lines by the brig Lucy.
Excellent loft fisll'd Almonds.
DO. Prunes,
Do. Railirs, by the box,
Do. Figs and FiIberts,
Holland Gin, French Brandy,
Jamaica Spirit, Wine,
Loaf, lump ard brown Sugar.
SaladOil, Olives, Anchoyies & CAM.
Gin cafes empty and tull, as maj an
deGred, ~
A quantity Of well cured Bacon,
Venifon Hams,
Pork, Il hog TO the BIZ
Filth by the bl. &c. &c.
July 10. 4 |
JUST RECEIVED,
Ind for lale BY the /u5ieribsr, atMa,
on Uuiou freft,
Large Lilbon Lemons BY A
box.
Englifh Walnuts BY the frsil or pound,
Fine large Prunes aad Figs,
Freh Lines.
By TIE Lnk Poll, fyos Neay Prsviasa.
80 doz. large, fine Pine Ap.
pies.
Excellent Phila. bottled cyder By L.
barrel or bcttle,
Fief quality Chewing Tobatto,
With most Of the Good TEi7s
Of ibis life, gf,oa nil 5Qs Tcra d.
Corner.
A. WILLIS.
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AZ Tickets in the above lot
terry to be had al the fore of T.
L. Warrington and Co. Fairfax
ltreet, Alexandra.
AUsutt 3. law
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For SALE, or REM,
THE. STORE I have Occ

F0T y ALE, or NLVA,
THE STORE | have oceu
pied for fometime paa, ftuated on pil's :.
Rreet, oppofte Col. Hooe's. There u
ftand in town more eligible or better ea a.,
culated for carrying on an ex'enhSe W.
or dry Good Bndnefs. The Cellar I IN
feetly dry, with door at each eno' ""
hold one thoufand barrels OF tlopi'
Twenty five hundred barrels may DC NV.
ed upon the Premiies without any in'O"'
yenierce to the occupant. For terms 'F'
ply TO ov7rv.
December 7.
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NOR FOLK, September 8.

Arrived the barque Calliope, captain
Jones, 81 days from Dlppe. July II. in
lat. II, 49, long. III, IS, fpoke the ih'p
Friendihlp, Coolidge, rs days from
New York bound to Gibraltar. Aaguit
g, in lat. 40 10, long. s., fPoke the
thip New Jesfey, Cooper 81 days from
Anlwerp bound to Philadelphia. Aug.
II, in lat. 20, Sc, loog. 90, 10, fpoke
the flip Caroline, Moore, s days on, from
Philadelphia bound TO Hamburg. In lat.
SO, IS, long. 81, fpoke the fchr. Betfey,
Bradford, 9 days from Philadelphia bound
10 Liibon.
Arrived the brig Venus, captain Claek,
as days from Montcgo Bay. Left no
American veGels there. Augult II, off
the Coxcombs, were boarded by the Shark
Aoop Of war, who preGed one man from
on board. Aug. II, in lat. IS So, long
II, fpoke lhip from New Orlean
bound TO New York.
The chip Paragon, captain Woodcnd,
has arrived at Dablin, after paiage OF
s. days from this port.
Several veaelsnave pat back il difrefs,
in coniequence Of the late gale.
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FRANKFORT I, Aueust "a.

|a FkhNhFOft1s AuEGsl z4.
Extyaf ejfa >letftr tyom q grutlsman q ~
frsf ,espe9a6il;ty. at viafeuues, (lnai-
ana 7e,rifoyyJ t0tbe Edaoy, dated 81
dugast, 4 Bog.
y 1 promised you news Of importance,
and have now to communicate il A trea-
ty was signed few days since, at this
place, between Gov. Harrison, on the part
of the United States, and the chiefs OF
the Kaskaskias tribe Of indians, BY which
the United States have acquired at least
eight millions CT acres Of land. Tie
whole country is ceded, from the junction
Of the Ohio & Mississippi, up to the mouth
of the Saline creek, which makes into the
Ohio few miles below the mouth of the
Wabash-and from thence along the high
lands that divide the waters that fall into
the Saline, the river. A'Vase and the Kas
kaskias, on the one hand, and these of the
Wabash, On the other, to the ridge that
divides the above waters from those that
fall into The Illinois river thence 10 d.
rect line to the mouth Of the Illinois, and
thence TO the Ohio.
6 The Indians are all at peace, and
now more attached TO the United States
than they ever have been before. Iedian
affairs have been conducted in such aman-
ger, upon such principles, that their firm
est confidence has been acquired. They
find an obvious interest," in cativating our
friesdship, and the task Will be easy here
after. in preserving the ssrittest alnity
with them. Many tribes, formerly pow.
ertnl, have dwindled away, Compare
lively speakingl into nothing. The Kas-
kaskians have now thrown themselves
wholly under the protection Of the United
States. Measures, / expect, will short
~ be taken, to assist them in preparing
for cultuatins small tract or two, which
is reserved for their use. They express
much anxiety to become farmers, and &C
qilire the rudiments of civilization. Game
IN some measure, is destroyed, and it is
with difficulty they obtain subsistence
from that source-shey therefore have
the strongest motives to turn their atten
rion to agricultural pursuits; and the ex-
pertinent which will be made on the Kas
lasklas tribe will no doubt have happy
influence on the surrounding nations"
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L0nd i09- 80.

with to fell from tloufaod to twelve
hondred acres of COED Farming Land, in
{ e county Of Fsirisx, on lhe waters of
Pope's Head ard JoDnyInore runs.
This land vii! either De iold together
or in feparate parcel, as may be agreed
9 Ii is we'll iiiuated lcr the difqofal Of
produce, being within twenty ns.ds OF
Alexandria, and thirteen Of the Cccoquan
Mills.
ANY perfon, wiihiog topurchafr, may
know The terms by applying to the lub-
fcsiber near DumIries.
John Gibson.
Sent. II. COW
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our citizens from pursuing their USUAL ocs
equations.
ANDREW JAMESON, Chairman.
5. Snowdcn, Sec'fy.
The physicians are requested 10 send
report of the new cases and deaths, that
may occur in their practice, every morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, TO the Committee of
Health at the Court House.
S. SNoWDEN, sSec'ry.
Enigrants from Europe arc pocriog
into the United States, in much greater
proportion fince the commencement Of the
new war in Europe. From Ireland an
Scotland, where they arc not 70 itrietly
obierved, great number have been lstr-
ly landed al our principal Tea ports.
In late Baltimore paper, weobicrve
hundred mechanics from Germany, bro't
over in one yeael, Whole times of fervi-
rude, for payment of the expcnces Of their
paaAge, are advertifed fer lale.
From the Wet Indies, alto, great nuns
bers have lately reached OR ihore ra-
her, perhaps, to eicape from prefent evils,
than to eaablilh thcpieltes amonglt Us in
any ufefal avocation. Thefe are the WORT
1lAs OF yiiitants, and, at this 1salon Of
the year, ought to be received with the
ftr,1G f,anfInn
The Preident's proclamation to con-
vene Congress on the I7rh October nexs,
will, il ieems, nearly exclude the ea;e of
N. Jc5fey, from being repre(enlcd at tie
hra meeting. The legislative body will
not meet there until the zStho that
month, before which time It's members
cannon be tent 10 the Eioutc of K-preisn-
tatiyes, and one only 70 The Senate.
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aE MISSING,
And fuppoied to be folen from tie fub-
lcriber's lhop, on Friday the I'd init.
Il Gold WatCh

a Gold Watch:
It is marked on the dial plate I" Gusser,
Herr da Rol," and on The lnade, Greg
;ya Herr du Roi Paris, No. roz9.,'
On the iniide Of the cafe is Hamped 100.
The ou.iide cafe is now in,he aavcrti(er's
poGeliion. Any pcsfon giving informa-
tion, 70 that faid watch may be recovered,
and if ttoler, that the thief may be pro-
ircuted, will be rewarded if required.
Thofe who have borrowed watches will
p;eaic TO return thsm immediately
William F. Gsvd,
Clock and Watch Maker, King Street.
Senf. Il. d3t.
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Asason queen hSa./

THE fublcribcr offers the glove I'm
to rent, il being we'll caab.ialed houfc,
the Gtuation and cony3aieaces are very
generally known, and Ii is pfsfumea tic
oellon wllhiog to rept would examine the
prenifes, therefore 4 defcription is Thoughts
unneccfary. Petition may be had the
1T Of Oaober. lEnGaire Of Mr.. William
Smith, in the atiencc Of the fubfcriber.
Edward Powell,
on the Plemlies.
DumGies, Sept. 8. go
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alprals0rta aoDartl5ar.
HEAL1H-OFFLE,
T UgsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
SEPTEMBER IL.

prevalence of a malignant fever In
this town having gone abroad, and
the Committee of Health being APP
prehensive, that ignorant and tlmor-
Gus persons may still continue to
propagate such injurious, and, in q
great measure, unfoundel reports,
think it a duty they owe to their tel
low citizens, and the public general
", to state, as fully as they have
been able to ascertain, from prac-
Using Physicians and their own
personal knowledge and enquiries,
the situation Of the town, with re-
gard to the health Of its inhabitants,
since the Goth of August.
The uncommon drought OF the
season rendered it reasonable to sup
pose that diseases generally would
assume more aggravated appear
ance than usual, and that there
would be more than an ordinary
number of sudden deaths-this has
been the case in this town, though
not in SO great a degree, as, per-
haps, in other towns-to which may
be added, considerable mortality
among children: these circumstances
combined, with the timidity and
disposition to exaggerate inherent
In some people, has tended to pro-
duce effects the most injurious to
the town.
DR.. Dick reports, that since the
goth of August, he has had 90 pa
tients, with the prevailing epide-
mic, 6 of which have died, 10 reco-
vered, Z are in a convalescent state,
and remain Ill, he likewise reports
9 new cases.
DR.. Hall states, that he has had
8 patients with the bilious fever, 6
of which were marked with the pre-
vailing fever in characters not to be
mistaken, and that he has lost none.
No new cases.
DR.. Semmes has had is cases Of
violent fever since the above date,
S Of them are now i'll, Q have died,
and the remainder are convalescents.
One new case.
DIR. Douglass reports one man,
with unusual symptoms, who has d.
ed-he confesses elfunacquain-
ted, any other way than by books,
| with the symptoms of the disease
which it has been endeavored to I'M
press upon the minds of the people
is now prevalent but that from con-
versation with persons who have
| been accustomed to be among it IN
the West-Indies, he is induced to be-
lieve it not to be of that kind. No
new case.
DR.. Gillies says" / have not at
present, nor have | had any case OF
malignancy this fall"
DR.. Triplett has had no case Of
fever in his practice attended with
symptoms Of greater malignity than
are usual In the relnittents which
always occur at this season of the
year.
DR.. Watson has had no othercases
| than common bilious fever, and none
| have terminated fatally.
DR.. Hamilton has been applied to
by one person in the malignant ie-
| yer, of whose recovery he has no
hopes. No other case.
Drs. Craik and Washington re-
| port forty-nine cases Of bilious fever
| twenty-five of which have been
violent-three have died, and the re-
mainder are convalescent, except
one, who is now i'll.
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Dr. IhonaA5 I1z2Zcttt,

TNFORMS the public thar he has re-
L commenced the practice Ct Medicine
and Surgery in thsir s,Ycral branches, and
as he inlen,s TO puriue The dut'es Of his
protection IN the town and country, will az
ali times be il readiness 70 attend, when
called on, at his houis IL Real hrcth
three doors fouth of Mr.. Gadby's i.ofsa
Auguf III. co ~
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- vsr could biz fOftste. and Defined; thefeiofc
,,ws are limited to Be made 80 in pursuance or
,be i6nitions Of the objects of legislative power
in the copsttutiou. Butsihe objects OF the treaty
making power, could noe be forcssen and are not
tchrea !; by conining the treaty making power,
to de6s,iticn Of lis obieas il the constitution,
e cao,neyer b-sexcreise, Il 20 such definition ex
lists; ard by Inissppiyng to the treaty making
power, tile definitions Of legislative power, every
ric BIT possessed by the latter would bs opened to
thc:foImer. But If tie words " under the arsho
sisy ofglhe Unitsd States, are considered as ha-
Wig been applird..o treaties, IN place OF these
g IN pursuance of the constitution, which are
apaliei to laws; because the Objects of treaties
are not defines then tie treaty making power
retains ali the political attributes belonging TO u,
rot inconsisten. with the ptisclpie OF agency or
subordination, inrerwoven with our policy ~ all
its parts
Among thcfe, is the right or attribute Of ac-
curing territory Ans i, was probably the ai,-
fence Of definition as to the Objects of the tres
ty making power, which faggeifed the precau'ien
of checking it by two thitds of the Senate; thus
fubetfing it in this body to tie ame rearaint Inn
p9frd upon amendments to the contribution. -
Whether theft. ob(ervations in relation to the
quo,ation, ,tpon which the gentleman from M AZ
sac!luietts seiled do or do not prove, that the
ohgtts Of ttle treaty. making power are undehned
by tie coniEitlton, and that it is incorrect to
c adeEan this treaty, by applying to It definitions
made for legislative power, is unnatural It
the cooarutfon have given Of the third article
o tic treaty is coustf; hecauie that conjunction
proves its conttitntionai,y upon the principles
commended for by the gentleman hinfe!t; and Il
20, his reckoning founded pp,n contribution OF
the contribution, forbdding the erection OF new
Rates TO the treaty making power. whether right
or wrong, vaoi!hss into fmyke. as the third art,-
Gle requires no luch hing.
(Io be eoatiaasa.
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TORT FOLIO.

x-a- THE Patrons ofthe PoRr Fo-
Ito, and the puplic generally afe m
formed, that. on the frlE day Of Janua-
~ next, the publication Of the fourth
VOLUME wilconlmefiee.
T nel friends TO this establishment
will pieaie recoIleGf, that one ofthe mott
neceliary stipulations is the payment Of
one years subscription, flvc DoIIars
III advance.
Subscriptions or .arrearages will be
thankfully received for the Editor, by
the Editor of the Alexandria Advertll-
er, who is his agent in misplace.
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81. To ir,ke osl ahsfc wd.as.
LINED BY the aetpaGsd the ID q s.s,.h 'a'o
and no oihcr." ise,
TO increafs the falary Of til. poIs ma
general from 3. 900 TO 1000 dollars. -'-@s'
3. To increafc the faiary Of the smtao. -
matter general from 100 dollars to a.os pgk
lars. aoi'
4. To infsrt new fiction, prohi5i,;os !
allowance of an extra compensation tro,n no ~
tingent funds 10 officers conpsnfasel by ds,i
falarIes.
The committee dingreei to the tire. Ga
amendments, end agreed TO the laa. '
{ The hanle 'mmedi''ely took up the repor, oe
TIE camntste and concprred ii Il.
On concufssncc with the committee in H..
agrssncBt 70 the laf amead.n:nt, he yea, ,,a
nays wesc taksa. Yeas s.: Nays a.. '"a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-23
KAN IS ~ AY,
From tie foaissahsg Icing n. ~easigs Cog
negro ran named
z A C. E A r Z.

E2is very ,ail black fellow, clean iimhel.
hasloit tie iagc5 nsxt the li,tlc one on his left
haod, aaIsers a,achia ft,casiug, snd is abou, 20
years CID.
Igc US "a Mr. Travis Danielss 10 staG,rd,
about iorteigat ag2, ana aad.a pals csrfifying
hitnfo be a fee snan, fsid 60 be fsned with The
pane Of TIC Cie.k. Of Fauguie7, Twill give
Tiny D1A'qx5 70 any petfon 6siTeriaa ne the
fad negro in Fapqles county, aad ali lawful
charges, and Two Dollars extra FIR his pats, Of
Twenty Dollars for ledgirg him iaaay jail, 70
thar &c. hs.a again.
JAMES sTIGLAR.
Or All mSas-s Of vefsls are forsva,nsa from
saryirg hin cH,
pte. 90, d3w