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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09
r H f A # r E.
On Tuesday Evening, Angyf 9,
WILL BE PRESENTED,
For The iyf fsm< here
"A TALE or MYSTERY,
"A Melo Dr01se.

The MELO DRAME being new to the
Englilh and American Stages, il may
be receHary to obferve, thar in this
fpecies Of Dramatic competition, inftru-
mental MuGc is occaiionally introduced,
during the raufes Of the dialogue, with
view Of frightening the effect, and
aiding the expreflion of thofe pailions
which occupy the fcene. The preient
admirable piece may be confdered as
the 6rR experiment 70 introduce new
fpecies of Drama On the Englifh
Stage it has fucceeded beyond calcula-
tion, and is prefented to the public OF
Alexandria, under the Rrongctt imPrei-
zion, that it viii contribute in an emf
nen, degree to their ratioal Pleafures.
End Of the Play, Mr.. Story, will Gng
6 The 7Ulns 9 Latona.'
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poe bin, 10 % Immediately and get II {
axoney,Sx quitbdra4u tbe cath ouf 9 cur, or.
sb< i6anla BE- obliged q prosecute I'm, and
take BIS ears, or rsords 70 tbat st<H !;
thai M. Hall did 80, and zu<sf and PR
eursd he money, and zuitbdrx1v b1 eaf6.
This conversation began in the govern.
ment garden, bur continued until they re-.
turned into the house; and the same IN
substance was repeated by Mr.. Mason IN.
the hearing of a third person, disinterest-
ed and competent evidence.
Signed
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VANS Employ,
A young Man lately from the Wet
Indies, writes a tolerable hand, and un.
deraands the French language. A line
addrefrd to IS. and leftwish the print.
cr hereof, will be attended TO.
ABOUT s. eo3tt
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r From fbe Aayoya ]

There have been many rumours in circula-
ion for week past respecting the conduct Spain
meant to pursue i'll regard to the cession Of Loui-
siana 20 the United States--aIl however tended
to Creare belief that she was unfrendiy TO TIE
measure; though we had formed an opinion, we
hestated express 1t, until the appearance of the
letter from Cadfz. The part of that letter most
Interesting to the people of this country was the
assertion that Spain meant to demonstrate against
our taking effective steps IN the louisiana treaty
- knowing
{" lst. That the treaty between france and
Spain, by which the latter coded Louisiana to
the former, had been actually and f5rmaly ra-
tilted.
g ID. That the Spanish kings order for delivering
that country to the az thorised French agent,
had been transmitted TO the Spanish officer at
New Orleans.
We conceive it ridiculous to suppose thar
Spain should afterwards pretend to dictate to
France wsat she should do with territory 60Ua
fde her own property.
Notwithstanding, however, the evident absurdity
of such step. we find by our advices from Wash
ington that the Spanish minister lid demonstrate
to our goverpmen. against the ratification OF the
treaty with France. So far, therefore, We were
mistaken in our notice of the letter from Cadlz.
That part Of the'les.er which strongly insinuates
an intention on The part of Great Britain to III
terfere against the United States, according to
the letters from Washington, deserves no cre-
dit whatever,
We regret that We have not yet received
details of the proceedings at Washington, tn.
facts however, wc are possessed of I'VE believe to
comprise the in ;ipsl points of interest to The
reader. They afe:-
s. The minister of the king of Spain delivered
remonstrance to the government Of the United
States. against Disqualification OF the treaty with
France, by which We wercfto become possessed
of Louisiana.
g The only reason assigned by the Spanish
minister for this step, SO far as we are advised,
was that, the principal cordition ii the treaty
of St. IdeiPhonso, on which Spain eedcd Loulsi
ana, sc. 20 France, had not been complied with
by the latter power.
That condition was tina. Fan should pro
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NEW. YORK, October II.

- -. AOANAAt OStNONi
We have received file of Bordeaux papers to
y ~s 18th September, by the ship Benjamin, capt.
"ea' out they are entirely destitute of interest.
FOREIGN TN73ELLIGENCE
,ny the ship Susan, CsConner, fron Dublin, In
soays, Dublin papers TO the evening of the . lst
3p'smoer, are received st'the office of the Morn
aS Chronicle. From the late hour at which they
). 10 hand we can a. present Only hastily no.
we their contents.
Dy them it appears that admiral Bruix had been
stran'ed commander in chief OF all the national
l Az OF gun boats, built or building in France.
a.. al 'eamen Gt for service had been directed to
e ss,f the Office of the military CONSUMPTION at
Sa0Ours; TO receive orders to be ready to en-
4 AZ vain arms aud baggage at an hours notice.
.,s .'''''ar measure had been adopted in ali the
s,halP ofsi. An embargo had been laid on all
r,D s {, coats above tons burshen. ard the6sher-
~. I've Certain age were to be sent on hoard
,,s, .1D fatllla. A Dutch army of 10000
= Aaa ossn assembled at Holstein3 measure
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Fyom London Patsrs.

We Understand that MIR. Liudo, who lad the
First consul's express permission 10 repair 70 Pa
RS 10 arrange the bills drawn by the commanded
in chief IN ST, Domingo upon the French govern
ment, was one of the passengers on bond the
Danish vessel which was refused admission INTO
CALAIS few days ago, asstatsd yesterday. Inc
Spanish messenger and the Fr.nch comu,issary Tor
the exchanges of,prisoncrs also on board
Tie refusal 10 permit such persons to land at Ia
las, sews the strietness with winch the orders arc
executed for excluding from certain Ffench1softs
all vessels which have rouched at England Lbs
is probably with the intention of ccncealng the
real nature and extent of the preparations now
making in the IT'S of the cantei fof the lnvasion
of this country.
Ireland is still the scene of arrests, trials, and
executions. General Russell WAS appienendcd III
a house ID Parliament street; upon information
communicated 10 Major SIR, he went to wle'e
this person was said 70 be concealed. In a few
minutes Russel was discovered in an upper room,
and Ia bis defence, he drew pistol from his
breast, which, however, he did not nor could not
Ere. The major, ws,h great intrepidsSy, secured
his prisoner. and he was safely lodged in the cas-
With great boldnsss and confidence; talked CT the
eanle ia which he was embarked, and declared
his readiness to support 1t in tie field or ON the
scaaoid.
Robert Emmett, esq. was tried and found gull
ty Of high treason, September l9sh, at which tine
he also received sentence Of death. Thomas Gas
telle and Joseph Doran have been apprehendcd OH
charge Of high treason. Sentence Of death has
been passed on John Ken and John M'cann.
Hays and Kelly were executed in Thomas street,
September l7th, DonneIly and Farrell were exc
cuted at Pamerseown.
Begs, whose trial we have given, and who had
been recommended to mercy was also executed on
the 18th In Thomas srrest. Felix Rourka was
executed at Rathcoole on the Iosh. Two, Of
the nalaes Of Clate and Begly, were r-spited un-
til further orders.
R. Emmett, esq. was executed on the ooh.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
s4TURD4Y, 0croszR 40.


he resolutions respecting theme ac-
CURED Territory of Louisiana was this
day resd for the last time, and passed with
out debate. The question was put, when
on counting the house, there were Ayes
85-foes II. Several northern mem
bers were absent from the house when the
votes were taken.
Mr. T. Randolph, Jun. called the atten-
ton OF the House TO the Bill making pro-
vision for the claims due to the Citizens of
the United States on the French Republic,
the payment of which had been assumed
by the United States-he moved that it
nowbe referred 10 committee the whole
house. Agreed
Mr.. Varnun in the chair.
1hcbjll having been read by sections,
Mr.. 7. Randolph moved asection to the
following purport--T hat asum not exceed
ing 1855 dolls. be appropriated to the pay
ment Of Commissioners to be appointed
to carry the Bill into eRect--and further,
appropriating sum not exceeding ALSO
dollars, annually, for services OF sttbordi-
nate officers Of the commission.
Agreed.
A message was received at one O'Clock
from the Senate, informing the House that
they did not agree upon the resolutions sent
up from the House of Representatives res
pecting LOUISIANA, and requested a con-
ference,
The House accordingly appointeda COM
mittee Of 8, to confer with the Senate on
this important business.
Mr.. EuStis moved that the members of
the House do wear black Grape round
their left arm as mourning for the late Ed
ward Pendleton.
Affirmative II. !,
Adjourned till Monday.
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BALTIMORE, -oa. %.

Captain Chandler brought cut from Liverpool,
a paper as ate as the 2oth September, bat gave
it to British crui2er-rhe latest which he
brought to port was of the Eth, which he re
served for another printer but its contents, W.
understand were rot interesting. Reports pre-
vailed at Liverpool that is counties in Ireland
had declared themselves independent, but they
were not credited. Several ~Guineanen at Ii.
verpocl had deferred sailing until the question Of
peace or war WITH Spain should be setIled, ana
letters Of nsrg0e Ard repfisal were daily expect
ed to be issued. In other respects matters in
England, in the north, and on the continent &c
nerally, had the same appearances as at the date
Of our last a1vces. The Lord Nelson Indiana
had been rccapured from the French.
An arrived at New Y ork, with Dublin news to
the zzd September, is silent on the subject o any
recent commotion in Ireland, though arrests ands
executions take place daily.
Arrived at Kingston, September y, the schr..
Plato, Gamulell, of Baltimore; brig Enterpriz,
SANFORD, Alexandria; schr. Patriot, Wetherly
Baltimore. The Patriot wss bound to a port i
ST.. Domingo, bnt was prevented entering it By
the Vanguard, Walker, Of II guns.
The Benjamin. Ray, of Baltimore has arrived
at New York in 50 days from Bordeaux.
The Venus, of Baltimore, from Liverpool.
for Boston, was spoke OCT. s.
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50 evidcivs Of Jealousy had gwen great umbrage
rotile French. Dsnmark, it was sarmised, had
been countenanced by Russia in this measure.
BY London dates Of the 10th we find that the
French had made an experiment on small scale
Of the praeiicability of seeding on, their gun
boats. On the evening of the Faith September a
AoriIla of gun-boats lett Boulogne. and got safe
INTO Calais; it was supposed, that when they
could get an Opportunity they would proceed 70
Dunkirk. One London account states. that the
want of moonlight prevented the British cruisers
from seeing them, another asclib,s it to the
wind.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Prinft Fytff, A1fsanaria.

The Proprietor RESPECTFULLY informs
bis patrons and tic public, taat rs has opened the
Library books Tent o4t 20 read on the uttiss
terms. A variety of rev publications ~Is DC
added to tlic COLLECTION in ft.v days, making III
the whol- upwsrds os 900 volumes, anoog
which a=r the following
American Magazines and Reviews,
y mons Travels, Peyloulc's Voyages, Lcpfriere's
Tour, Ini'ay's ti;itory Of Kentucky, French Re-
volution, Waihington's Letters Lees Canterbu-
ry Tales, Savage of Aysyron, Collection OF Plaays
and Farces. 10 vols. Spectator, TAtler, Gaasds-
an, Sc. sc.
Nsvels and R5mo1ce,.
FEelen Of Glenrofs. Orphan of the
Rhine, label, Orphan of Vaidaiuo, Roismuud,
Gray, Lady of the Cave, Edmund OF the Foeif,
Valley ST. Gothard, Haunted Palace, Haunted
Pliory, Tales Of Supc.tifion, Annaer Abbey
Cattle Zlsas, Adelaide, Llcweliin, School for
Widows, Ddobcdlence, M3nimia, Female Found
ling, Mian'hropy, Family Biography, Edwin.
Marta, CT Wrongs cf:Wonen. Campaign Lockes.
TrinSet, Nettefville, Chance Pedefr;an, Short
Story, Juvenile Indccretions. Voluntary Exile,
Collection Of Romances and Tales, 6 vols. Obi or
Three Fins ered Jack, Arabian Tales. sc. SC.
Conrad After Shutz.
Oct ~. 2aw
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The Subscriber

having made every exertion within his power foT
two years Pat to procure the means Of difcharging
the debts due from the e&ate deyiicd 10 him by
his father, without being able TO effect il, and
now finding the efate under comfortable embar-
raGmenr, hath come to determination 10 offer
the whole pcrfo. .afpropcrty for slc, viz.
About % likely Negroes
efbo,h fexes and various ages, smongf which are
good carpenter and blatkfnlh, about 100 head
of horned cattle, confiItiug of milth cows, acers
and work oxen, number of horics, mares and
colts, fomc of them remarkably fine, three likely
mules, and variety of plantation utenfls, &c.
The fae will commence al Salifbury on 1hurf.
day the 9th Gay of December next, if fair, if not,
the next tair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for all
fams above 70 dollars, the purchaler giving bond
with approved fecurity creditors Of The flid tf.
tate will be allowed 20 purchafc 10 the amount
of their claims, previouny fettled and acknow-
LEGGED BY me TO be jult and ipterR abated them.
Charles |. Love,
Executor Of Samuel Love, deceafeda
saliibury. Oct. 81. d
e. Csh glven for clean linen
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cure tie king of Etuf;a to be recognised as snch
BY al. the powers of Europe.
We are further informed thar, the ren'on-
STRANGE from the Spanish minister had been trans
mitted by the President 70 the senate some time
previous to the ratification of the neafy Wit
France it appears to have had no weight WI :
that body, in preventing tie ratification OF sns
treaty, nor can it be considered by any one -
meIiting more than o,dna,y notice"
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CARNE and SHADE

Have imported by the ihips Ann and the United
States, from Liverpool to this Port, The Allan
tic, via New York, ard the Phoenix from BfiC-
to, via Baltimore, very general and extsn-
five adortment of
Hardware, Cutlery and Sadlery,
among which are,
Tin plate in boxes, fleet iron, fleet
brais and handiome fove CRATES with large fle
places for burning coal.
They conaantly keep general aaorment of
cut nails, country caaings, looking g4Gcs, wool
and cotton cards, bar iron, feel and nail rods.
0d.si. est
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Congress Of tbs lalta1 5tatas.

i9;nutes at the Proceedings q Congress taken
far the dlesa1ar1g 16ai2srsiser.
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P 9 K T w [ n E
Little River Turnpike Company.

THE fubfcriber has 10 requeR dclinquer,s TO
the above company, TO make Immediate payment
to him, Mr.. lillian Hart5o,0e having reilsned
the Office Of 1reafufer
Chas. Page, 1reasmtr.
Oa. 81. rawsw
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II CaM gluen for clean lsnen
ard cotton rags.
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For the 4ieaIsaaria Al3pertistr.
NIR. SNowDEN.

! MR. SNowDEN.
! lad mistake has been made in the
piece signed 's.5rat10qy," representing
thar the route BY Centervlile passed through
toe land of Mr. Keith, and Col Deneale,
whlchitis proper to reotilv, and to explain
how il happened.
In conversation with several gentlemen
4 dfssrent times concerning the Turnpike
TOAD, the names of. persons interested in
each Of the routes, In Consequence OF their
hfms, were accidentally mentioned. In.
sseral Of these conversations Mr.. Keith,
nd Col Deneale, were mentioned to me.
as beiag interested nthc Cente1ville route
~ having lands there, ana understood in
some oithese. conversations, that, the Cen
NryIlle road passed through them. have
seen one of the gentlemen, who informs
ne, he said Mr.. Keith, and Col. Deneale,
sa5 lads e,sar to this road. The distinc.
sean OF nsar .and tlrouq4 was of thar kind,
= MOTTO sttract my particular attention, for
s1s t9ca5 i'atsreat of ladividaals beng the
substantial point; the expression near or
:, ssfsR85h did not nsaseriall5 varythe interest.
Sssas farms are better accommodated by a
SSl'npise Road, passing near than through
ne public are desired 20 understand that
e present road by CentervilIe, doss not
PISS through the lands OF either Mr.. Keith,
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a.sral,lrfa Dailp ahasrGi5sr.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81.

The mails Of YESTERDAY and this day brougfl,
no news Of the leaft consequence.
We must RI qpea cut correspondents on the sub
si-ct o. the Tar pike Road, TOPS little more
concise in expressing their IDEAS pfolixty geae
rally defeats the object It intends 70 promote.
Extyoa Of a ittSly jfrsm a r2be27qdl- meyt5aat IN
L.J3ou deted SOB Se6fsmbfr, y 6js eotrclpo Y
deuts u N. FIX rtcsivsdrv9a P6iludtlp6ia.
+" 4 Flepch fleet Of rs SHIPS 1t she Inc and
frgates have sailed from Best for Ireland, with
troops on oaarj, and sIitlsha7et lsin pursuit u.
them"
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The SubfcrIber

Intending 70 remove 10 Alsxsndria, viii difpofe
# the Isafc Of the properly he now occupies, dua
ed in Fairfax county, on The man road leading 10
and from George Tow, AIexandri5, aod With.
.iogton CRY, half way between Aexansris, and
L-eibnig, and IS miles from George Town, well
known by he name Of he ~5ffe Hoaje attbe Logg
Ga&s This properly conffs Of abous zoo
res OF cleared land, with large quantity Of ex
client meadow a conmoilops dwelling houie
tables add ether neceGary houfes, the whole well
calculated for a P45he H5sse, and is in point Of
ftuatioa equal TO any IN The tate.
Pofeilion may be had the dra of January
For further particulars apply TO the Printer or
ZE8ULON WARNER.
White Hcufe, Nov. II. cost.
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l1725 CraUen,
Has juf ! c:iyed and is NV op ming this fore ia
King-osreet a few doors ABOVE Mtars Bennett.
and Wattss, a handfome aiIortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Conf&ing of fuperhne broad cloths, and caf
nerrs, coating, foreR cloth, kerley, and halt
,heks, friped and roie bla kets, fries, aauneis,
oinett AMI fvanflowos, Rsfa fheeting, ravens
duek, dowlas, creaS ard tick eo6urgs, brown and
white platilas, ififa linen, long lawn ard fine
:3tioa flirting, an elegsn aIfortnent of csnbric
nuli1s, white and coloored iine Ind nall null
sodfpfigg do f h3ona0ie chintz AID calicoes, 'u-
tufs DO ladies' extra long cotton gloves, French
nd Eng III six pix NIX, * lace do 81 fattn
tdPe AID fancy bordered cambria (hawls, white
ad coloured canes hair DE- pa,ent feyIng cotton
areads, laos, bofb,n, 81. &c. Tie ab5ve e Is
III be a'fooled q on the nloal teru,s for ca(h
Nov. II. d
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AT time wrote and published in the Gel
fee House, that the asscrtionin piece signea frat
7vsr. that the Cepgerviie road rtin fbrangb lands
belonging 70 me was false, and that neither my
self, nor Any conne6tioasof mine had airy lands
f5yqag5 which either rouse passed, the author
was uoknown to me. TIE publication was made
Vile i was ignorant Of the author, and as. soot
as VS. informed by tie printer, that NJ
Charles Lee was the author, returned 10 the
Coffee House, and took down the publication NY
elf, and Immediately waited on Nj Lee, uede'
a firm .persuasioll from my knowledge OF bnn,
aat he would render me esery satisfaction, which
the statement il his piece required from gentle
nan. He has satisfied me, by his publication Of
mis- date, thar the error stating rhatthe center
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In adesuitory conversation which | had
with Mr.. Charles Lee--He in laughinl
way, asked, who Of my Friends held lands
on the Centerville route, or near that route
/ am not. certain which, certainly under
stood him to mean the latter, in answer to
which mentioned Col. Deneale, and Mr.
Keith, among others
had no idea at the time that Mr.. Lee.
asked the question with any particular
yleM.
$3.50 CHARLES sIMMS
Alexandria, Nov. 20, 1903
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PATENT SHOT

Aaorted, from BIB No. 5-oea Enslifii Gun.
p2vdei F.aed Fl.
10000 lbs. Green Coffee,
70 hhds, 1T quality Muteovado Sugar,
10 pipes aae I'D Port Vine,
50 hhds. and Or, oaks Csialonia,
80 q. csks choice Sherry
70 do. Liibon If fuptIof q9ality,
10 PIPES London psru-uiar Madeira,
10 q. caks rich Malaga,
And general adortmen, # ipiri,uuus Liqaors,
Teas and Groceries fered for fale by
r. b. Jameson.
90. IS. oim.
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of a Deed Of Trgf exc
eeatsd BY Henry Lee to The Ja9lerl6er'
for /eeHrng de6t dae from lss.d Henry
Lee, to Mn. LHdp0eN Lee, 1eefaIea,
the tal2o4oing TRAITS Of Land qo,ll Dc
Sold at public Auction,
for rsady ssoaey, at The times and places
hereafter mentioned, tbatis 70 /y'
One TRACT containing $500 a
cres, caIledlHoIlis's Marih, lying in the
county Of WeRmoreland, adjoining the
Stafford eaate, and bordering on the Po-
tomac river.
One other tract containing
600 acres lying ii the county OF Fairfax,
al the mouth. Of Difficult run, on the wet
G3e thereof, and bounded by the Potomas
river ats,he Great Falls.
One other tract containing
1000 acres, together with a moiety OF q
MILL, lying in Frederick county, whefs
the faid traSf is called and known by the
name of Bufaloc Marlh.
Thefc tracts will be fold on the relpec.
tive premifes:: The ii on the 18th OF
September the I'd on the 9th of Otto-
Der, and the cd on the 18th OF October
next.
The above tracts will be laid off and
fold in fmaller parcels, If the title papers
can be obtained in time to enable the Tub
fcriber to have them divided.
(Signed)
ByArod WaJaington.
Auguf 70 dI3'hO
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To Let,

THE frame Warehouse on King areet,
two doors above Pitt Street, now occufl-
ed by Ambrofe Valle. Pofeflion will DC
given on the 18th of this month-aPpiy,
in The abience OF the fubfcriber, to Col.
Dennis Ramfcy. r. |. TAYLOR.
AopuH Ir co
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Ten Doyja35 Rezuard.
Jnly r.

RAN AWAY from the Subfcriber on
Sunday the I4,h init. an apprentice boy
to the Coopers trade, named MICHAEL
FOLEY, betaeen IS and l9 years cid,
about s feet inches high, dark ftraight
hair, ana has a remarkable down cat
iheepih look. Being born in the welt of
Ireland he will be eahIy difcoyered by his
dialect. Had on when he abfconded, a
rankecn upper jacket, th.ckiet wailtcoat,
new ticklcnburg srowfers and new WOO!
ha,, bur took other clothes with him. Ii
is fappofed he has gone towards Bslti-
more. Iftaktn up 20 miles from Alex
andria viii Fay IS dollars, and if no;e
than 50 miles 20 dollars reward and all
reafonablc charges.
CHAS. JAMESON.
Anaua IS. dzteo
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HoneyRy IS the 5sR Policy.

LOST lat evening, between Gadlby's
Tavern and the welt end of King itreet,
Baltimore Bank Note of 7'zveasy Dollars,s
folded in fmall piece of writiag paper.
with the owners name wrote thereof, and
alto 6zured thus