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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
ed. Last Friday, Chevalier De Bourde..

ed. Las. Friday, Chevalier De Bourde.
mant and his family were carried to The
Rhine, and are prohibited, under pain OF
death, to return to France. - he1f crime
was the supposed mourning TOR the DuSe
lsof Enghein. Notwithstanding these Cruel
acts Of despotism, can assure you tfaof'rnt-
ing has increased, particularly among the
ladies', who, yoa know, have at all times
during the revolution shewny the most cha
racter and courage. have just left the
Thulllery Garden, and the Elysean Fields;
these two beautiful walks were crowded
with females, and OF FIVE hundred, am
sure not City wee dressed otherwise than
inlblatk, or viz. son1e ribbon Or Grape on
theirboilne1s, &c. indicative cf mourning,
though they ali knew what happened yes,
tcrdav, and that two niiiiners OF the Palals
Royal were,iu prison Tor selling mourning
fans, on which were painted an alter, con-
tanning the busts Of Louis < " ~of his
Queen, Of iEadame EHzsbeti, Of Louis
XVII. and Of the Duke OF Ensheln, with
small portraits of Robespierre. afld Bona
.parte visible, WIN the motto fretet1sfy.
The fans, which originally sold tor halt
crown nov Bring aSouis d'or, and are to.
lie had, Trough The police is upon the,4con-
tnual look oct tosp.event 1t. All letters
sealed with. black sealing wax or "aters
have BEEN slapped, and caused many ~
prisoaments both here and III the pro-
yiaces.
l}ooapaus is vet at MatInaison, guar. ed
by his Lr,iians and his Mamelukes; Dat
eEe,y boar, night and day, reports are sent
to him respecting the tranquility OF this CT
tx, in which grta> discomfort prevails, par
tieniarly iasjhe sai,aebs, ST. Aate me, and
hiarceau.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
GREENOCA, April q.

In the House oflords on Thnrsaay l4 49,
on The mo:ion made by lord Carlisle Tor las
production Of papers relative 70 f'l' co ,,';.y
ance 10 India intelligence OF no''H: :..y
The IA ,lion was carried against nl0's -.
bv majority Of one, here beng 8 ~ hoy.
motion and 80 against it. Ministry No., ne,,
ever recovered The majority Oh tx n: n saa
question, respecting the Irish h'''L'@' boy,
We are disposed to consider the" as f,rarr
mo been taken. on surprise or the fo'," ',d
subject. The removal of ministry "v mr..
we. presume be preceded by NOR ,,, cir.
ouivocal symptoms THAI an laeide1' .;,hs i,
cums.aacs ike this. At the same ""
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
SALE POSTPONED.

The Sale of Mfr. Thos. Richards
DRY G0GDSis poifponei on account OF the wes
weather, sn.ll WeAncfdy the nth of July next,
.whe the whole # his Stock, coniiiting OF reat
VARIETY OF
Fancy and Fashionable Articles,
will be fold with'hst seierve.
Philip G. Nngfel!er.
Time So
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
In Common Council,
"a, 1904

J2ae q, 1904.
Ordered, That Samuel Craig, John
Muncaaer and Iofeph Dan be appointed Com.
nfioners 20 hold an election at James David
ion's tavern, in The 6sR ward, on Tuefday the
asrh day of the preisns month, for the Puipoie
yef eleelirg member of the Common Council, IN
plsce of George Taylor, kfq. reGsned, and that
due notice thereof be given.
1eR,
James NJ. M'Rea, &C.
STnr..,S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
THE DUEE DE ENGHIEN.
Letter jfrsn 5lIa|zeyrnd to Burn EIDE
shein, Minister Qt State to the Electon q
Baden.s ..
/" Monsieur lie Baron,

.SlOUSiciE bilOlk3
tIhad transmitted to you apoee purPos'
ing to.denaod the arrest of the committee
of French elnigranls, sitting at Cifenburg
when the First Consul by the successive
arrest Of the banditti, whom the English
governm<int has sent into France, as wt:.
as by the progress and result o. the prose
cutions instituted here, obtain intornatiou
Of the share which the English agents at
Oifenburg had in the terrible plot hatch.
ing against his person an2 the fafety OF
France. He has ai:oaeene informed that
the Duke P'Enghien and General Dumou-
rier are at Ettenheim. 1t being inlpossi-
bic they should be in that iowa without his
Electoral Ilighness's leave, the. First Con-
sui could not see, without the deepest re-
greet, that aPrince, towhom le has vonch-
safed to shew the most conspicuous effect
Of his friendship, could grant az asylum to
his most cruel enemies, and quietly let
them hatch sucn unheard OF coaspracies.
g On this extraordinary OCCASION, the
First Consol has thought proper to order
two small detachmehts to repair to Often
burg and Etttnhein there to seize the plot
tiers of a crime, which from Its nature put
all those who havefbetn convicted Of the
same cut OF the law of nations. General
Causincourt has bcen~charged with the first
Consul's orders for the purpose. You can
not doubt but he viii when executing the
same, shew every regard which his High
ness may desire. He will have the honour
to hand to your Excellency this letter,
which ana charged to write to you. Re-
ceive Mons. le baron, the assurance OF my
highest respect,
..Cd. NJ. TALLEYRAND."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
kES()
MEASURES 3XALUES
New Luinrcr \ ara.

TIE citizens oi Ai,xlodriA and IT'S vicinity
ere tutor ned, that BULL AMI Co. have coni>
n,snced che Luaher ecsAcf, oppoGre Mr. WIN,
Hcroets's e,hart. where ihsy wl;i!shanklally Re-
eepc applications any kind ,d lumoer, Which
they wilt $uleays 10 psocorc rs Speedily as pofi-
bic. sod fasaah c2on rs goaiserms IS the IN
tereG OF the company wSl,attn',.
They hsve .Ss,ie fu,naer noW On hand c?uhu-
Ing sh,>tQ Of Ioen 8'a,fs of a solerabieg l4tisy,
Which val be odd cheap fct<eGh.
Iune s. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
WILLIAM LOWERING,
ARCHITECT.

A15 Butler in general, from the City of Wafs
ingtoa ARD George Town,
BEGS leave 10 inform tie citizens Of Alsxan
dyia AID public IN general, that be has removed
70 she oostIrGde ofPrince atees, alnca ops,si c
Mr Bsorkett's new building, 10 follow tie line
OF his prot,ihon. Where he 4Sa4o; DSEgns
and m4kes ER.motes of all manner of Buildings.
Also,
MEASURES S3VALUES
all the diHercn, wok connected with the build
ing~afr; and is ready 10 con,Tati fer any bulh-
ing.ano comp.ete the fame, trcln palace to a
ssrssgc, Which viii be executed in the meit mat
eo,4y ard economh ityie.
H hope' bis long experience and general know.
lcags os baffafs VIII merit the patronage Of
generous ,nshe.
My 23.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
PINE APPLES.

Fifty fss,sof MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS
in de reug one large CABLE F., TX GREEN
4 TURTLE. fame SATIN MOOD, and a par.
eel oF large LINES.
Iuce IS. I'd
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sJn,lre
TO be Rented.

THE HOUSE formerly occupiedby the sub
scriber on Wolfe ftreet, having every conveni.
-nce for gen,eel family. with large produc.:
tive garden, the Gsuatioa healthy and he house
semarksbiy cool in the summer season. For par
<iiculats aPplysto
John>C. Vowel.
Tune az.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-26
s1un,e: ESQ.,
lust kRRfV ED,

u the fcnsoner Patriot, Vim. H.sIgion, nal.
r. from New Providence. now lying az Harp
eer's Wharf, and fer Sale, quantity of large
we'll gown
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

n-xiarr the words, President or Vfce-
Presie-at," as the case may reqaire, 10
The proper name Of the person voted tor,
with sach notifications ~ may appear
necessary FOR completing the clect.on OF
Vice-P President, aid in all other respects as
far as NAV be, IN conformity 10 the pvnci-
pies OF the second article OF the said Con
st:tu,i0n:
ErlGer reaoiUed, hat his .IXceiiency
he Governor be, aid he Is hereby request
e. - communicate the foregoing resolve
New Hampshire, and also to raosmit
the same 10 The Senators a"d Representa-
tives OF this Commonwealth in Congress"
This resolve, In substance, was reported
unanimously by a committee OF ba,h hou-
SEES, composed Of gentlemen CT diEeren,
politics. AGcr a formal discussion, in
consequence q which several amendments
wcrc inserted, it was adopted b. gre1i
majority, and received the Appreciation oil
Governor Summer, Feb. 2Sth, 1899.
The next year the legislature of Yer
mont passed similar resolutions on the
subject; upon the communication oil
which, the General Cnurl of this Com
nonwraltF1. ON The fourth OF March 1900.
again passed a concurrent resolve; winch
he Senate will permit ms % read.
Resolve on the letter from the Go
vernon OF the state of Vermont, request
ing the Lieutenant Governor 10 transmit
the same, as mentioned IN said resolve.
Whereas the legislature OF the State
ofVermont, On the Fifth Of November last,
passed two resolyes,in ,he words following,
viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

congress, from that State as y el, rs mem.
bers from the States already mentioned,
moved he suoject AZ different Zines. But
no great cent had then occurred 20 i'm
press sense Of lis Immediate urgency
aud various causes combined 10 ruta.d us
progress, and delay !iaal determination.
When thls State thus repeatedly adopt.
ed the principle Of This 4.n. ndmeHt it vas
not party measure. B 9TH political par
ties united il i. Even majority of The
present members OF the Senate nave, eli
thor in dis Cr the ether House already yc-
ted once. and many OF them vice in favor
ptit This circumstance is not mention.
81 for The sake of foreclosing a rec9ngi
Iteration of the subject; nor with view
10 deprive anv gentleman of the hoAor of
consistency, ii he should think proper to
give vote on The present contrary to hls
for ncr votes. Although, as the question
was heretofore considered to have no par
iicuiar Bearing upon any pending or eX
petted election, and no relation Whatever
To the state of parties, hope 1t will not
be thought indicate III me to suggest
That gentlemen, who then supported The
measure, butnow fad the.ropiii0n chanss
'o WIN '''e Change OF 'he utheS' "'S"'
- ,'.''' uS' ''S "'sra"ohs OF the'r own
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
september IS.
.GOTTENBURG. Sept. II.

g A war between Sweden and France
seems unavoidable, for in consequence of
the severe observations, contained in the
Moniteur of the i4th ult upon the King
of Sweden's Notes delivered at the Diet at
Ratisbon, the latter has prohibited all
French papers from being circulated in
Sweden and by the post from Stockholm
of the 10Th inst. we learn, that a courier
from the King arrived there on Saturday
last, the 9Th inst. when Council was inn
medatsly summoned, at Whish it was de-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20

AsGlasgow gentlemen on his ,,,;.,,
Frankfort 1st Sept 1904, writes boa msi at
his correspondents: On nv ions my %
through Hanover Imet with several lucy ~
menss marching towards the Elbe q,
far as ! could learn, it is supposed Tia, ,ba; -
intention is to block up the passage Of M M
fish goods from Hamburger and Lubsa.
into the interior of Germany, and son
even go SO far as to say, that they Are ,'a
take possession of Mecklenburg, by wb;eb
if they succeed, a final stop VIII Be ~. = -
:he expedlting Of goods from these on. =
ters." i'S''
Sept. s6.
We become more aad more convinced
that the invasion will shortly be a.temnrs1
Our last sdvices from Brest left the As-tos
81 sail ofthe line in the outer harbonr
with orders to sail the fist tayoQgabl.
wind.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20

The Members Of faid Society are
requested to attend a quarterly meet-
iagsto be held at Gadsby's on Tuef-
d2y the goth init. at s o'clock in the
evening.
gyordsr,ofthe PrsGdent.
Nov 16. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Hal il ,rsesiised zia. Philadelphia an elegant
qgyfmeat If
@ % O ID S,
fnstab.e to the pseient icafon
- AMcNc WHICH ARE

athC Nc Wr1lS11
Beh London Snperhne Linen, q lotion lam
and seeond Cloths, brio,
,9Caiimeres, fsizes, Cambria, laconest, Null
Coatiags. BcarRins, Nal, Book Mailln,
Plains. surpes & Elan do. Tamboussd, and
nel, Sqrigged,
EJole SL;n. Toilenett, Lace Cambries,
Swanfdown, and Mar Harmthed aid fiuned
feiIs, Shawss,
Velvet, Conaitusion, Camcs Hair, 90.
Hunting, and Genoa, India Book Muffin,
Cords, Handkcrchiets,
Is Irifh Linen, Back Laces, Wells,
Shifting Cotton, long E5gings'
Lawn, Laccs, Imperial, and PIC
E..tapaloes, Brirannias Mic Mitss,
White, and Brown, Extra Long Silk ~ W am
platsillas, Leather Gloves,
Creas, Dowias, Tick Italian Plad Silks, Cam
lcnhuras, bray. do.
Ossnburgs ard Hes. Marking Srwing SilE,
fans, SilkCords, and r4Gsls,
Worried, Cotton,,se Oarieh Fea,hsrs,
Silk f7ofery, Artificial Flowers, and
Role,. AM Dhffsll Ribbons,
Blankets, Tambouring Cotton,
Cnintz S, Ca!icoes, & Fringed & Plain, Cotton
Colored Ganbrlcs, Countcrpins,
do. do. Furniture, Baftas, Emerties, Gun
ladies Patent Cloth nshs. &c.
dIo-By avbolsfale.
Cafes Chintzes and Callieoes
AT very reduced prices.
Nav. IS. DIFF.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
CHARLES BENNETT
Nav. IS.

Has R<cefve9
By the Mary from London, and Bristol Packet,
via Baltimore, an extenGve Allotment of
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Es,ss H4lt,hicks, Plains, Coatings of every
Wsft Ers.aaa cloehs, and Kereymers,
EeSp astiaap Cords,
Nsgf sg5 @st isse Costings,
See@ nd docble milled Devonshire Kes-
40 Dpfil Blankets,
s2ssso q all Gees,
cast Pic Me Silk Gloves. and Mitts,
eg's beit Seine and Sewing Twine.
which will be fold On very low terms,
81, or god notes.
x~Gv. 4. dlwtawzw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
GOLD WATCH STOLEN.
Stolen from the Counting Eou{e

Stolen rom the counting t10ule
yceerday moaning between the hours Of nine AMI
Ten O'Clock, alaas 4i,nz9ntal Geld Watch,
with plan diai plate, & carved round the 5,ze,
made BY, Vache, Paris, with gold Corneian
cal engraved ". E. 90 Med allion, aod Greet
gathering Ram, and gold key, pipe of which
is bseke tbe whole tied with and iuppof
ed 10 have been taken by a.negro fellow named
jim. briocgipg TO M. Leven Philips Of Dorcef-
ter County, Esaern Shofc, Maryland, who cam.
here IN the fchr. Fanny, capt. Creyton, of Vienna
and Came in with mulaito fellow for payment
OF iume coal. Any peffon who 4hall deliver said
watch,o the fu5icsiber llaIl be Handsomely re-
warded. All watchmaksrs and others are rcqusf-
ed 10 aop j, if offered for fae.
W.. EXLEY.
Merchants Wharf.
Nov. 10. d
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Nov. 10.
JUST RECEIVED
And for faIe bv the Enbfcriher
Nov. 10.

And Tor Iale Dy the 1ub1crl0er,
Rhode IAand CHEESE of an ex-
,cellent quality Potatoes, Cyder by the barrel.
large Green APples,a and Newtown Pippcns by the
barrel Shelbarks, Nuts, Almonds, Filbsrts,
kaiins, Olives, Englifh Walnuss, Sweet Oranges,
Lines. and Lemons, Tamerinds, and general
Aorsm ent of Groceries.
ABEL WILLIS.
Nov. II. 3'S
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Nov. II.
For Sale,

Fifty feven Hhds. choice South Po-
tomsc TOBACCO, tored in town-Tsrms ap-
sply to >,rrn.o>1
New -. q
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31

IS, ooo tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
n. B. Prizes f4hjeasd to a dedatiion ct fir
teen PER cent.
This Lottery has been authorized by the le.
eiaa,ure OF Virginia, for the landablc Pufpofe
OF erecting a %leminaiy of learning in OF near The
metropolis of this fate. With this view It is
contemplated to raife 20, 900 dollars, ard 2 500.
dollars in addition, for dsfraying the cxpencsS at.
trndan, on drawing the lottery. Citizens Of THE
fra ~Iefpeaahiliiy have been fe'cacd as ttufees,
ard they have pledged themfelves to ufe sheir ut
mot exeSsions 10 carry itin,o effect Tbs feheme.
has the advantage OF giving TO each each adser-
surer a chance icf fome very large pfiaes, Whit
the proportion OF prizes TO blanks, is 70 great as
TO invite the friends of the intended infitution to
partske in the lottery, with very little rik of
their becoming lolers. The t~reafnrcr of this fate.
is to be appointed to receive the money for the
et:okessss they .re fold, and to pay the amount
Of the prizes 70 fortunate Adventures. Tits be-
lies ed that thc above considerations will induce a
rapid falc Of the tickets, and the drawing will
m as foon az ~fuficient number ihall be
fold TO authorize (which it is believed WILDE
90 the fecond Monday in december next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. co
Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. peterborough, fen.
VIM. Price, reg Samuel Plealants,
Jun. and VIM. Pritchard.
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ANDREW.

a reward Of 7Bry D0Aars is offered to any
pc, ION for aFprchcnding and fesurirg the fad fl.
low in asy jail OUT OF the fate, 70 that ] 8et bin
again -73Vtny DoHots # fecured in ike manner
within the diRrid ohCoipubia, Or at HE diAance
of 40 miles from homc, and Tn DoAors, with
reaGnab!e charges if brought hone, oslccuycd ia
the Jail Of Fairfax OF Lonaoun. Andrew 40
fconded OF the night OF the 7th infant he is a
9rsbt MsHaAt, aOout II years Of age, rather
low of Gators, lqa&t ara thick made, bgoadihoui.
ders, ard ihort dark hair; has one or more fears
on his back jtcm a fcaid when young wore when
he went away, i tick!enburP hirf, q pair Of nan.
ke;n ovclalls, fripeG fix Jacket, a hai ard pair
of Old (hoes. and of late wore fuipendeFs; re is
ond of liquor ard much addicted 10 gaming for,
ward and affirming, very s%stful, and Will Att~alpr
10 PATS for a free white man. He is a eJod COOK
and walher, underfands bpGnel3 abous haafe as
q waiter, ard will probably oHc: a:a..elf as
fueh be is ALTO a good mover, and Is capable Of
other plantation wo;k. lie hss Zee ro,her IN
Georgetown, and / lufgeG he may Tor a timc
ehdeavour to fecrctc hinfelf there or about he
ne:g hbouthood. a Mulstto man ty the name OF
Ncd belonging to Mr. Thos, Biincoe, OF Londoun
county, was milling the next day, and it is ufpofd
they are gone off toge,hsf. o. A: matters o!
yelels and otk~rs are fo.ewarnld from harbour;ng
or earring Of The above Ave.
William S. Belt,
On the Church Road, Loudoun County.
JUL II, Gaw3.f
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Land for Sale.

By virtue Of a Deed OF Truit made
70 me-, by James Douglas and Daniel Douglas,
and their wives, to fscufc the payment OF ade5t
due by them TO Wm. Guunell, jun. OF Fairfax
county, and the interet that has accrued thereon,
sad in p~urfnarce Of the covenant and ttipulatiors
therein contained, / hal proceed to fell, far ready
u,aey, on the p~lenifes, on T1agaly tt (e'r9
d4y IF .Sagga next, at eleven o'clock IN 'he
forenoon,
4 certain tract or piece of Land,
lying in Fairfax county, near the mouth OF Diff
cult Run; being the tract Wherein the mill OF
thc faid Jas. and Dsniel Douglas lately food,
rho mates and bounds of which are particularly
Get forth in the laid Deed of Trof, and will be
ihewn at the tine and place of fale, together
With all the improvements, advantages and pri-
vileges that are now or belong to the lad pre-.
mlfes. AS it is ~prefumed thofe dsfrcns OF pur-
chaine viii view and examine for rhemfelves, a
more particular defciiption Is deemed unnecsaary.
Should the day prove rainy the iaie will take
place the next FAR day.
Tohn Potts, TruRee.
Iplv Ia. d3t Gods.
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Hn OUe75geY Wanted.

TIE fn5lcfiber wilhts to employ a peFlon
well qcaiihed for an Oyeffeer, for bufinels of
fome extent, dying in the upper end OF Prince
William county, and rot far from Hay Mar
ket,) to whom liberal wages would be given.
Thofe applying will obierve the n%cdefity Of
being well recommended, as no one that is not
can be attended 10. The Mbicribef may be fecn
on the etate alluded to, On the 18th and 25sh
Of this month, till which time will remain in
the county Of Middlclex, ard after which any
communication on The fubje6f may be left in the
care of the pFsfent Manage Of the efate.
II. B. Some information may &c had on ap-
~pIication TO Auguaine Smith.
Carter B. Berkly.
Barn Elms, Middl.cx equity,
Jaly Is, ec6t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31

Ran AWAY from the Little RiYtf l"'
pike Company, on Wednesday nigh, the :, !.
OF May LAT, a Negro man named GAbEIp.
He / about 2 | years OF age, 3 tolrrabl: 3,,
man, his beighr not cxa0ly knowo, bu''s so.I
a middle Gze AID likely. 1t is not %recole%l
that he has any particular maks, except y
his matter tMr. Harifon Fitzhugh, from wiz
he was hired for this year by the ConP,4l
informs that he had a very perceiVablc max
one Of has anclcs, occaiioned by a cur. "
expected he left Fairfax county viii FoA]
negro man belonging to Mr.. John Wsi ia5%J
and who, il is fppofed, has gone to rho n's]
bourhood of Mat5ox Bridge, in Weftr%@~1
land county. If taken up 10 this county' N
Dollars reward will be paid, and if out o. =
county tie above reward, on fccuring h'Ds
any Jail 70 that he may be got again, or 0D'
livery 20 IN,
Superintendent for the L. +. /. Coup
July II.
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A Petition will be p%lef-nted to the next LIZ.
g'ilature Of Virginia, praying he cfaoliihncnt
OF a Barb qfbs Bark g Tirgini0, and an IL
creale OF The capital OF the Iaid Back, contiguous
to the Town Of Alexandria.
Fairfax, Ialy Il.
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Tzvezlty fave Dollars RewaTd.

Runaway from the fubfcriber's farm, in
the county Of Alexandria, difna Of Columbia,
a, MuIatfo mau called MATT COOK, about 6
feet high, betwcen $ and 20 yeas Of age, long
hair which he wears ucd, iocR # wb1s hair on
the front of his head, a Iittle to TIC lett a coop
er by trade he has feveral .cars on his arms and
.wri&s, a fear on his back occaioned by a fcaId,
and (cve1al max from a whip be IS very fond
of drink and gambling he took win hiFa a va
ric,y Of clothes and lcme coopcs's tools. tie
crr fed the Potomac at, Ceorgesown q teu days
Goce, aod VII probably make fer B fillmore, as
be has been vesy anxious ft fclc time Pait 70
go to fla, / viii give the AGO.: rewa for
Cecuriog Eid gcllow ia any jill, 70 ihaI | gct
HIN again, or fb,sty 4olars with Ieafona5!e
charges if oronght home. Gr All matters Of
gtGels aod oiher8 are tnrewafncd hafhopring, en-
pIoy'ngU OF c2rsing of laid GLOW II ,heir peril.
c. F. Whiting.
Ii,
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TO RENT,

Ths Dwelling Houle and Store n Prince RFeet
one soor eait OF the houic occupied DR.. :. c.
Dick, they afe both in good repaz. Petition
may be had immediately. Apply as above.
June q, d6teo