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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-15

emot lto viii ,he haneinl egra thar
n;ab, ar;{s fro,n ~. ,n;rrsnr.fsn,a,;oo and
,,aJ,6a;eo &C v;rt,ous cba,af4e,e amono
- hv ooprinc;pled fvconhan,s and ;dyi.
a;oos icons
&c ~ Tb.. o,u,,ba.,a;,c INV
ex..cen, malicious asbs efaG,d so,;n1
,b;s ,el;non;fbino candidate of the nnhlic
6,H,aoea inafnncb 90 he koows them 10
~ csoCalar. B. u;,hon, o,o,,d tbe oh;Io
c,nh;c.l ,,,,on;i;,v &c b;e - "a NIL r.
NAN poabatei and he will eoleavor il
socratic manner rarher 70 n;,c than
.h,nsoo b;mfelf > nrev 70 anv coTrodioo
;ds.s,.
- y ~ t,, %
o0e'cl'0'4'e' 1apf'1 - 1919
-.
~ Nd, uee'' "'q0e'''y ,a'a =, 80 pa
pei ana IDS D1ooii,1 iaojee' % 0o''.I :,
ia'ior, ':'at 'eu1 :, @''''i' . s'N'''6 ''p'uiy
IN virginia tour lhe'i,oeiS i'a'e oes''
elected rom 'hiS na'e 20 Inc next col,SiSiS'
lhouga TINS Is ,eii eS'ucn' l4Sa, -
many excuiss ana oo)se'lonS are ohe'e q,
VI tneie 4 lnal' not take romeo One VIII
Iate that tnole lew WHICH ha'e ostu d.
tended TO VIII be very convincing when
conlidered.
That diRfitt which borders immediate
ly upon the feat OF government, has Tor
fome time paa been Represented by Mr..
Richard Brent, a gentleman OF the belt
talents, and moiF acceptable manners.
He was a candidate. He was aod IS
Gallatinile. The people, havins daily
opportunities Of obtaining information for
themfelvss, have teje6ed the tervices OF
Mr.. Brent, and have eleded Mr.. Jalcph
Lewis, tederalif.
The diffritt next above, slo binding
upon the Potomack, The pecpe Of which
have daily communications with the feat
of government, have elected Major Ste
phenfen, who is alto federaliR.
The counties in the next d'itriet, which
have communications with The lalt men
toned diRritf, gave their votes tor Mr..
Vanlnetcr, another federaIia. The more
remote counties have voted tor Mr..
Hoimes, VINO IS eieeteo.
Immediately beyond the Allegheny
the counties having connezion wAh ihe
Potomaek and boEderng upon Maryland
and Pennsylvania, wsFe IN favor ct Mr..
Wilton, who IS aio feder'hit' me
people OF the more diltant counties nave
adhered a little longer to the OLD ifiaIrs''i
onary ssnets.
In toe dlitriet lower down the Poto-
mack, though there was no ofpohiion to
the republican candidate, and although
nc - o''s - '''s i'. ~. 4'I ,bsr
''llo.N'ea A.1n =. .".' s nola" ,,,;oa b;m
~ w. 60. ,a .nN ~ "a ST. b.rs
ine p.o . y ~ - 80 49, aom Thsv
'eso' 90 -, o'' ss'I;a w. -, ~
nave eis.'eu d 'eael1a''. = 20 ~ ,''1 w.
nor OF 'he'e ,naun'ioo' ana ~s,' 1 otsal
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-15
4pu5gtf I!enDue.

W5N be added to Fridays SAFES,
ON A CREDIT
OfEx months, far abproOsd maoySd uxgo-
fia5le Notes,
5 boxes GATOR and-coarfe Hats,
box Linen Checks,
/ do. Tapes, Robbin, Ribbons, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
me X.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-13

rope, and whole habits and occup,t;;o,.
prevent them from manufacturing e.
themfelves, there can be no queaion ,b,,
fach nation mutt afford very imoo,
tant market to the inhabitants ol til. oIa
world.
ITO be Continued.)
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
To ar. ERAsMuSGANTE.

"a N 3 i
IN your address to the Citizens of
Berkeley County, by which you offer
yourself as eandislate to represent them
in the Legislature Of this Statesyo pro
fess 70 have bara very limited knowledge
81 the electors, and l amsorry to observe
that this is, perhaps, the only ruth in
your publication. Il is evident that il
YOU had known the people, YOU would
have been more guarded ia your assSrti-
ons. But you must have Presumed much
on their ignorance, when you ventursd
to tell them thar Mr.. Jefferson hadextin-
Egnished or iomillionof dollars of thu
national debt, without the aid of Stampt
act, excise on Stills or Direct Taxation.
You must be As ignoran. q you supposed
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
III I S, r % n Y
9fihe late General zqslington.

i Gentlemen who hold subscription pa
pers for the.ahoye work, are again soli-
cited to transmit lists of subscribers and
the necessary advance money, as early as
possible. This day was appointed as the
period atwhichreturns were TO Sc made,
but Of nearly two thousand persons who
hold proposals, not more than twenty have
been heard from. Itis not intended to
she Subscriptions the presenstime,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

The first resolution was agreed to.-
Ayes 30, noes Il.
The Sd resolution was agreed to with
out division. O. !
The fourth resolution was opposed BY
Mr.. Gregg, on the ground that the dis
] cretion thereby vested in the President al
i the y. States was improper; and thai Il
IAN appropriation for the clerk hire Of The
Officers therein named was necessary. il
Fought tDbe made and defined by law.
On the question being put, the resola-
ton was disagreed to. Ayesas. .SN<[
The committee rose and reported the
resolutions agreed 10.
= The house immediaslg took up the re-
port, when Mr.. Rando!!rh remarked that
notwithstanding the importance ofthe bu-
siness before the house, there was scarce
yaqaoeum within the bar, in consequence
probably ofthe intense cold. As he was
averse to interesting business being thus
conducted, he moved that the house adj
iouru. --. .---------------
Carried, ayes IS, noes So. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

form than substance 3 rs the merits of tho
subject were not, on that occasion, bro't
into discussion. In order to meet the
ideas OF gentlemen, who desired in the
first instance, todecide the principle wke-
Their indemnity ought TO be made our mer-
chants, he submitted the following reso-
luton -
Resolved, That provision ought to be
made by law, to indemnify the citizens
Of the United States who, in carrying on
lawful trade to foreign parts, suffered
losses by the seizure Of their property
made by unauthorized French cruisers,
or by any French cruisers without suffci-
ent cause, in violation Of the rights of A
meriean commerce, during the late war
between Great Britain and the French
Republic, and whose claims for indem-
nifty against the said Republic were re-
nounced by the United States, by their
acceptance Of the ratification of thetreaty.
lately made with France. Ne
Mr.. Bayard moved the taking ,up tl.S
resolution for consideration on which
the House divided-Ayess 9-Noes As.
= Resolution ordered TO lie on the table
The house went. INTO a committee of
the whole on the bill for the encourage.
ment Of learning, and the promotion of
the arts. L. >.
81 Mr.. Dawson IN the chair.
After discussion of several hours du-
ration on various amendments offered,
the. committee rose, and the House COM
mittcd the bill,o aselect committee.
About s.o'clock the galleries were
cleared, ard the House remained with
ciosedHoors till o'clock, when, they adj
iourned. ----.-.. e.,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
From. the VIRGINIA GAZETTE.

We learn with extreme satisfaction,
that the Bill for establishing Bank in
Richmond, has passed the House of De.
legates. The advantages, which arise
to a country, from observation-disclosures,
although obvious to all acquainted with
meFsal pursuits, are not so well un-
derstood BY the community at large
The Banking system on superhcialview,
appears too closely allied with monopolies
to be acceptable TO Americans. But this
idea entirely proceeds, from the greatop-
position, which these establishments,
are accustomed to meet with in the Lee
gislat,ires of the several states. Thanks
were more numerous than they n present
are, they would Partake much less OF the
nature Of q monopoly, and they, would
likewise beNofmore service to the peo-
pie ct large. \ x - s--~-...-..
No establishment tends so much, to
improve the face of the country, to pro.
mote industry, and give aspirit to manu-
taetures as that Of Bank. Banks and
Insurance Offices, may be regarded as
twoof the most useful institutions in the
policy Of modern nations. -
Few circumstances ever took place
which rendered more service to the va
ffous manufactures in England, than the
assurance which was given. to FordySe &
Co. and no event ever occurred which
promoted the spirit Of agriculture HI an
equal degree with the measures; Of the
Air Bank. many individuals no doubt
were: ruined by these failures, hut the
face OF the country was improved, and q
stimulus was given BY them to Inanufac-
lures which before was unknown in that
country. These are facts well known in
England and to the greater part Of mer-
camille men in the United States. =
. Theirs has neyerbeen an instance in any
country where Bank was established,
that those who were near toitdid not par
take Of considerable benefits, and no in
stance has ever occurred in WHICH inhabi-
tants OF town in the vicinity have petit
oned or complained againstthe establish-
ineht. zsz,--~,.,5 ;. : s55 SO
When the failure ofthe AirBank is ur-
ged as an objection against others, il is
forgotten that The Air Bank was sstabIish-
ed by private adventurers, who circulated
as MANY notes as they pleased; in this
country, the directors are always restrict
ed to unreasonable amount, so that simi-
lar circumstance cannot be feared. *#>
? There can be no doubt ifthe law, when
finished BY, the senate should be foundeN
upon fairand equal principles, such as will
induce the men OF money to take shares,
that tit will be found to be bene6ciaIbeyond
any calculation. =. . ~: = 4 = =,
It is well to remark, that there are in-
habitants Of Richmond who take every OPP
portunity ofcondemning the institution,
but whenweleok alittle further, it fouhA
that they are men who not only possess
large capitals, butalso are in the habit Of
using this advantage, so as to productive
~ great gains, they know that the esta-
blishment Of bank would deprive them
oftheir present monopoly, aud therefore
are interested against the final passage Of
the bin. % 49, =, a
p 3 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the partnership
i Of Evqns 81 Idmieson, late Of Shep-
herds Town, Is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. --All persons indebted
TO said firm are, requested to make pays
ment to John Baker, Esq. Of Shepherds
Town, Attorney for alter Jenkins, as
,slgnee OF the debts due to-said ffm.--.
Given under our hands, this Srd day of
February 1908.
"a 4 THOMAS B. EVANS,
JOHN JAMESON.
Shepherd s-Town, $500.
February 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

=
CtTRAYED from the subscriber wag-
= gon, from Daniel Rogers Mill, IL
the foot Of the North Mountain, 6 miles
from Garrard's Town, on Friday night
last. A. Black Horse, with star inhis
forehead, has a scar on his left shoulder,
some saddle marks, and hole in his
left fore hoof oeeasioned by being corked
Isis about II hands high, years old
next August, and has 6ushy tail, trots
and paces.--A lso-A Sorref Mare, with
star in her forehead, has q long tail,
near Is hands high, about 6 or I years
old. is a natural trotter. The Horse
had on when he went away, q collar,
names, traces and hip-straps- And the
Mare had on q complete ssrUf Wagon
gesrs, One Dollar Reward, and rea-
sonabie charges will be given 20 any per-
son, who viii take up the said strays, and
give information thereoIto the subscris
Der. living on Sleepy Greek, about .
miles from Sniders Min. !
FREDERICK FROSHOUR.
February IL, 1905.
J o. q 4 .|.s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
Baltimore,
Feb. 1908.

THE Overseers Of the Poor Of the
Il County of Berkeley, are desired
to meet at The Court House, ON the First
Monday in March next, being the day
appointed for their Annual Meeting, BY,
Actof Assembly IN that case made and
provided. izsst s..
Per Order.
ROBERT COgKBURN,~ 6. a.
February n, 1908. s..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
N OFT c Z

/ d
! s hereby given, to those who are in
debted 70 the late firm of EVass 81 Tauzsiie..
son, Of Shepherds Town, That the bonds.
notes an accounts, of that firm have
been q Erred to me, for the purpose
of disfhMs ing their debts in Baitimofe.
which bonds, notes and accounts have
been BY me deposited IN the hands Of
John Baker, Esq. Of Shepherd Town,
for collection, with instructions to hfinF
suits on the same indiscrininately, uiless
they are discharged within three weeks
from this date.--If however, those who
are indebted by open account, win With
in the time aforesaid, give their notes
with interest 10 said Baker, for the seve-
raj sums they owe, tliey shall receive 4
credit of six months from this date.
WALTER JENKINS.
81 Baltimore, !
Feb. $, 1908. s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
A curious Problem, with h. .olu,ioa..

Says Damon. az Ae gently bressd
Far Indiana to ttis breast, s. = ~ s. ri
"Gan you to me ne reason give, asss.
Thai uhen your ses a Ass receive, s
They sometimes rUie e The same asuay 7"
She quick repiy'd, 1sSthout delay,
THAT may Be soiS'd 1S;thouf mich pothty :
Its Purposey to have aAother."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

butt 10 ascertain the number Of copies il
WILDE requisite topuhlisf. =. =,
c. r. WAYNE.
- Printers Of Newspapers through
outths United States win oblige the pub
Usher, and give information which may
interest many Of their readers, by assign
ing this place in their respective Ga
zettes without delay. =:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
(Mo.fN. pqpe,;,,l,.

Letters from the Western country state,
that the people are waiting with anxious
expectation, to know what impression
the unwarrantable breach ofcompact res
pecting New-O Orleans will have upon
Congress--and that il is feared the agi-
tation there will manifest itself in such a
manner as to defeat the measures taksn
for accommodation. ~
= r. (N. a. Paper.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

tke people TO be IL you did NOT know that
Mr.. Jefferson has atlthe aid Of the Stampt
Act, excise on Stills and Direct Tax to
exting,iish what YOU are pleased to call
IS or 10 millions Of the uasiohal debt (but
Which, BY the bye, Mr.. GaiIatin calls
about Ave and an half millions. Ifyon
know any thingof thelaws Of the country.
1ofwhich you want 70 represent . part
you must know that the Stampt duties,
Carriage Tax, Licencesl b = ID
Still Tax, continued I'll e
fully, 1so2--that<
rect Tax were
the tressury &c
Isss .s's 81. need ].
and . very large 81 Stampt,
Still and Carriage Nv, sir, win
you excuse yourself People for this
attempt TO impose upon them / You can
not plead ignorance, for / am told you
are man of learning and lawyer.--
You must then plead guilty, and tell them
that II is a privilege which YOU have in ]
common with demotrats. IL you had
came forward with candor. and told the
people that the duties on Merchandise and
Tonnage had increased considerably, that
the sale ofWestern Land brought q large
sum into the treasury, that large arrear-
nges of Stamp and Still Tax, and almost
the whole of the Direct Tax, together 4
with the sale of our Bank Stock, had en- .
abled Mr.. Jefferson to pay Eve and an
half millions, instead Of or 10, your
services would have been much more ac-
eeptable to ME people, and your We
racity would have stood in a much more
favorable point of view. i q q
~ "A CITIZEN.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
Mr.. Dawson IN the chair.
. MdRZINsBURG, February II.

= Died an The 10th nit. 1phile on visit
10 fSy }rfrHdf in Cntpekber County, Hrs.
SUSANNA PENDLEToN, The ami
abe 1tN Q Mr. Benjamin Pendleton Of
his G9ahtk. ~ &
-, - o., Saturday evening last, Miss
sCHARIIK ARMSTRONCS-Her
ftaerdi sernap 1piH be preached on, Sun
day next at tps{pe o'elock, at me Presby-
terrain Church ri II Shepherd's TauOa,, By
the Req. Hoses Hage. ~" -:
= : On the 9Th inst. at Haslefeid, Mrs.
POTTER, ruother flNr. e. Ps.ter, Of
: - Also, in this to1bn, on Rednrsday
Aast, Mrs.EEIZlABETH oRNDQRF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

The Mutusl Insurance Society against
fire, in Virginia, hashad grest success.
In the past year its subscription has M
creased above 81 100000. making. the
whole sum SIS, 44s, 900. The losses last
year amounted to S 1909, which was not
two cents upon every hundred dollars,
and if the loss should be 100000 doll
lars, il would be but / $. upon every hun
dred dollars. Should the Insurance BE
general, through the state, it is ealeula-
ted that the insurance need not exceed
ten cents a house. . 4 +. I H. !,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

by the latest accounts from New-Or-
leans, we find that the Spaniarts are for
tifying that place and fitting out two stou.
triSates. -. >. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

On Tuesday evening last the following
unfortunate circumstance, we are informs
C., took place in a public house at Alex
andria--A Mr.. James Dillon from
Frederieksburgt having made too free
with wine after dinner, was prevailed
upon by some young gentlemen to mount
upon chair and deliver his sentiments
upon the Mississippi business. In the.
height Of his harrangue, some one pulled
the chair from under him, and threw him
with bis head against table, which eu.
him considerably and pata period to his
existence in 16. hours. = y,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
{ January 81.

Mr.. Bayard observed that a resolution
offered some DAYS since by a gentleman
from New. York CHR. MitchclD of con-
siderable national, and of great indiyi-
-dtiai importance toa large description Of
citizens, appeared TO him 10 have
ai$agrecd to more from considsTa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
FOR Sale.

s s Asalihy, tout, young Negro Wanaa -Ee
s'i' q the P,iassr.
Ausua i. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
lanes S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Has yeesiq,ed bis FALL aDortmext
FANCY GOODS,
Oa. as.

Which, he will difpofe of on the mott realonable
terms, by the yard, or make up, on the fhoIIeh
notice to {uit the tate of any:
.4noagf qybirb are The ;ol'oqpiag;
SUPREME black, blue, dTab, claret, Gin
namon, bottle green, different ihades; light,
dark, and Oxford mixtures alto, one piece tuPer
ane naiIled French blue, fuitsble for cloaks; ca
fineres, yelyets, veveteens aud cefds all colors !
fancy faandowas, Rufian ditto, elk moiefkln s
yelyet:--with number of different coloureo
coatings and napt fries, fome of which are mill
ID ;--aannels, twilled and plain, fashionable and
slain buttons, SIC. &c.
aF -Four good 7ourns'nsa spa'lted
Immediately.
o. cher II. 9
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
FRIDAY, NovEMBER Is, 1903.

RICKETTS,, NEWTON s Co.
HAVE RETURNED 10 TOWN,
And are GOV Opening, and will be ready for iale
10 few days.
Their Foll suPbbof Goods.
Confaing Of iup-sfns clo2s, fecoad do coat.
ipgs fsafnoughts, dpfi.e blankets, poinr and rofe
do. Aripea kegfsys, plsids, half thicks, eadders,
kerfeymeres, fwsliflowns, velvets, corduroys and
tlackfetts, Scoth carpeting, BFuGels do. aufa and
corded dimnes, canvas aad twine, German linens,
feline and iswing Irvine, threads and iewins iilks.
And have on Hand.
70 hhas. Sugar,
do. Jamaica Rum,
1900 lbs. Gtccn Coffee,
1000 buihtis falt. on. 26.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
publlf lenDue.

On TUESDAY,
RIO s'cleek, auill be sold at The Vendae Store,
Rum in hogfheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin ia pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
g FURNITURE, sc.
Al o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerteymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
/; Negro Cottons, Scrgcs,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruliels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicocs,
lrilh Linens, Silc6a do.
Cinaburgs and Ticklenburgs.
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkcrchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. c. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
WILLIAM HODGSON

OFFERS FOR SALE,
A conGgnment of well bought fupe,6nc and fecond
Broad Cloths S Kerssnseres,
BY the piece OF package, at an advance TO nett
frf colt and charges only.
He has allo for fale, imported by the fhip Ann,
Bradford, from Liverpool.
Twsny cases English FELT HATS,
a1olred prices.
Lskewise- Negro Cottons, Halfthlcks,
Keleys, Coa,lngs, Baizes, and bale of
worried Panialoons.
A quantity Of Liverpool and Cadiz coarle
SALT.
Il fen hogsheads MOIasses-NoOa Scotia
GRINDS TONES.
For Rent-The Dwelling Houie and
Warehoufe on Prince fseet, the latter occupies
by himfelf, and well calculated for the dry goods
ouiuels: the former iuitabie for genteei family
The terms will be moderate and immediate poi
fongiyen. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
Nov. Al.
THOMAS SIMMS


RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
that he has returned to bis old Rand on Prince
ttsi, wbcsr he has for fale, as ufual, general
Afortment of Groceries.
Hshas juif received fome Rhode Ilsnd Grcening
APPLES,
sAch he viii difSofe Of by the barrel or bethel.
THIRTY Dollars Revaqd.
Runaway from rhe subscriber on the 18th
October last, . regro man slave named
B o 3,
'aeat 20 years of age, five feet nine inches high
aaght hmbed and well formed; said slave hath
"mpsd,ment in his speech which prevents his,
'af:ly replying TO a question. He commonly
YEARS car. rings. He took with him variety OF
'caclosthiug, descriytio Of winch isuuneccs.
,''Y, as i is probable be has changed them. He
1asen frequently seen about town since he 40
'aasd, and in all PR liability is now secreted by
=, mother. Wilney Brown, formerly the slave
Saf. loHN MUM, late of this town, but now
g to &c free. The above reward will be paid
Securing said Negro BOB, IN any goal, and
a''her reward Of len EoLLARs for the dis
s|s'Y Of those who have been accessory 70 bis
'sr'lneay.
zap ans of yesse's, &c. are forwarncd at
~ psf'l, not TO take Ain away.
/. ROBERT b. JAMESON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25

THOS. PATTEN, Aaaioster.
Nov. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25

A two tory frame HOUSE, and
LOT on King Street, oppotlte Co. ptyton's. A
ny perion wihing to Furcr2iic will pleaie apply to
thu Printer. One half he sa'olns Of the Purct ale
money will be taksa II good. -
Nov. Ie. eoas