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a.erarnrta Datis aeSsrttser.
SATURDAY, JASUARy 26.

Arrived at Savannah ,he brig Rising
States, capt. Dixev, in As davs from Cadiz,
who irfarms, TIA, the crop OF grain had en-
,ir.ly faded Throughout the kinsdam, and
that su,Eeiency hid e., been made for
tbs xt season; that Aolr was % dollars
per barrel, scarce, Analysing. Captain u.
al. o iaiorm, that ,:s the fixed dcsarslinA-
ten of Spain no, to declare war aga ost
ENGLAND, # she should loose her whole pos
SESSIONS aud fleets.
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The following is extracted from hewspa.
Der entitled The P0sf-B2y'. printed
at Windsor, in the state OF Vermont.
From the route he has taken, and 'he
manner in which he performs his jour
ney, we think he carries the nail very
we'll
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-05
alaranurta Datlp aooertisGr.
COM1NUNIGATIOM.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.

Il vord to Duehsts-Ihe practice Of
deciding contests By single combat, has Of (
late years prevailed to an alarming degree,
drenching the land in blood, and prorok
ing the Divine judgments.
Writings eminent for learning and wit
have treated the practice with the rGlcuE
it deserves, and none with more efectlhaa
the writings of Dean Swift, those whoas
ambitious of acquiring by practice the u'ie
of honorable gentlemen, are entreated tops
ruse his Observations on Polite Conysna
ton.
Dissuasives Of more serious knds
gainst this practice, arise from It's b.agh
variance with the law OF God.
1t is enjoined upon mankind, "th'u
shall, not H." this command according"
our Ssyiour's Interpretation thereof, l0''
bids the malicious thought, or EXPRESSION
The crirae is then in embryo, in that s'',s
it's rx.irpation is demanded, Offences VIII
come, bot revenge not yourselves-OS''
ONE vIw!;h good Bless them that cum
you-When Christ was reviltd, he re"I"
not again-When he suffered he lhreste
ed not. This is real greatness OF mino'
bespeaks a noble, bold, independent spn'
Bun the spirit by which the Duei''' y
actuated is degraded, cowarlly and dsPf4o
cn,-He has not courage to oppose sptI
varling opinion, even when erroneous sAI
wicked. A great military charactsI' W..
too intrepid, 10 be held in such mean l'y, -
..-,s VOC know | am not AFRAID 10 H9''
was his answer to challepgs, no' '"'
atfaid to oBsnd oop." -,
An offence often of the most irisla' n''
ture, must be expiated by meeting INC ~
,agonist in the field. Ifanother loNF' %.,
it is a poor repara,ion to put i BIS poa o5g
to murder my person, as he has an: ;s.5
murdered my name: Or, if have b"t n
the offence, must nothing satisfy me O Wv,
add the guse of blood to the lnJnF''' =;
dy offered. Is this in either cage 'o NJ. f'.
with the suppression OF PASSION 'fa reeEY
giveness of injury or the ezeFei'S ., .5 y and
ness, SO oftcu inculcatrd by our Low rIIt
enforced by his own example: ~, unlc!
speak to such, of Christ; oroi nis t co.. rot;
They know HIN not; they honor Al| nj, :
Their revenge must be gra'lhed' a'a n def.
blasted reputation tia2ened aO'0au,r br,t's
ance of God's law in defiance OF on ~bi,a
doctrine in defiance of the WF''" :, def.
guards that law, and this doctrine ,ao,s
ance of he'll, kindled to Puo''IL I;ccs
who take away their own lives OF w
OF others. ..:osed as
The pretended honor often menu; y cid.
rendering this practice necess a,';. b,sstsd
ing over indellble disgrace. noi :,ds Dity
vaporing breeds in conslderate ~ writhe ia
and contempt. If it be honof 70 ."','rssd~
pain-if i. be honor TO DE "osIG,rrwarjs
if i. be honor to be assoe,at ts11n% MOI, o.
With murderers--THiS MT 70 NJ
Duelist, thou hast purchased
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-05

! Constantinople, having r5cs.
Isuspead the negotiations pIri,s. & ~
a letter from Frankfort q IT, @, sa. .i,,
con'al n the following article ~ g l !.
-wr'ie from Io Augsbursh, tina, sever, ! laq
an ministers of distinguished l,, s.a' Aas ,,
ally pass through that CITY on ,bn. '0aalp
france circumstance which is s. "'y %
ed as a prelude to the re.es,abj i; to0''atr,
a good understanding between ~ '''d
France" "uSsaai
Mr.. Irotter has taken srsl,,4 [
near Highgate. He was nssbs1 Hs
there, as he did not take xsnasEA ~
until he had lost the lnrgeV. ,pf'
A new Tiara has beea'Ion, at5 may,
Paris, which is intended ashsy al, ,saf, .
Bonapartc to the Pope. i'm Upon t.. b
Of Oriental rubles, saphircs, Fitsoc:' ,asSI
liants, and pearls the most ;,
a very large emerald, weighiDy TO CHR.
placed under the cross, which, Ga'y'
ages constituted part of the tn,s 1ssF,ao'
the Vatican, and is now restored "a =. y
gInal defamation.
The report of the death of TalG.,
contradieted in the Paris papers,
The report is renewed that the reside.
Of the pope will soon be removed 10 Avn
non. :
According 70 one of our journals, n,
considered as certain at Paris that lh,,.
publican Kalender will be entirely laid al.
in September next. Several public Scr
even in their official documents, arsav
make use Of the old. 1'he principal df,
Guilty is said 10 be, that the inauciaIy
counts throughout the empire, comn.nc.
from the 22d of September; bur the nj.
mister of finances, 1t is said, has Esu
that will obYiate this.
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challenged person, he certainty had the
rich, 70 name his own time, either tor his
meeting Or agreeing in his answer (2rogld-
ed = was Reasonable one) and until that
time had elapsed, Mr.. B3@is had no r,sa'
20 publish Mr.. Lyles SIR, BOWS olai-
lenge was given the 18th Of ] aly'7 and Mr.
Lyles required '.il!'the l7ta 70 give his an.
.wer and Mr.. Bowie published him the
18Th. which vas four days previous to the
time that Mr.. Lyles repaired TO give IN
his answer. shall now conclude with
belief that the impartial public will torn
their opinions accordingly.
GEORGE N. LYLEo-
Alexaadyia, August 81, 1905.
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From London Fapers, June 1910 IS.
Inna II

Government has received advice, we
understand, Of the capture OF the hannl-
bal, which was severely handled 10 her &C
tioa with the Lively, struck to triSate OF
ID guns, the Illustrious being at the same
time in sight. The Hannibal was iorGerly
a british ~, and was taken about FIVE
years since in Alge2iras Bay, where she
grounded within the reach OF the Spanish
batteries
Hardly any thing is talked of bu, lord
Nelson's pursuit fthe combined Acct; and
"a is generally the case, when Intelligence
does not keep pace with the unreasonable
impanence oi the public, numbers OF I'M
founded reports are circulated almost nour-
y. letters were yesterday pretended 70
have been received from Holland, stating
that an action had taken place between lcrd
Nelson and the Cqmh.hed fleets. To stare
all the forms ia which this rumor has hsen
circulated would be impossible, nor is 1t
necessary, as we can lay before our read
efs the original fabrication ltsclf, which
fret appeared on the 2ist ult. in the Dutch
Gazette, entitled Stants und landings
Zuschaner an Gsstede der Slider see, and
was afterwards copied into the HamburSh
Correspondent! Of The 22d. The following
is the Article alluded to-.
IS If we can credit repor, spread at the
time this paper was going to press, there
has been most bloody battle in the neigh
borhood OF the Canary Islands, betweea
the French, SpanisS. aud English asets, IN
der the command CT Admiras Gravipa and
Nelson, IN which both commanders fell,
and the British captured nlne sail of the
line,and IQur frigates. What truth there
may be in this important Intelligence time
/ alone can determine"
We need hardly add, that the date proves
this pretended intelligenceto be altogether
unfounded.
Gibraltar, June 6. Three American
gua.boats and one mortar boat arrived to
day from the Unlted Sra,es on their way
to Tripoii, which they are going to attack
again.
j The American gun boats are universally
reckoned to be The most complete vessels
oFthe kind ever seen in this Bay, whilst
the few English gun boats here are exactly
the reverse, and are so Inferior IN every re-
spect TO those of the Spaniards in their con-
struction. and in rowing or sailing, tha,
tae enemy laugh at and despise them.
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WILLIAM HILL.
No. T..

Being called upon by Mr.. G. N. Lyles,
to know ie / rccollected hearing Mr.. Il. NJ.
Ly!es make use of language derogatory TO
the character of certain ladies, on the 10th.
Iaae, at Bowling's tavern PiscatawAy. /
will briefly state. that In my presence Mr.
I.yles made use OF no snch language, nell
ther do recolIect Mr.. Bowie addressing
himself 10 Mr.. Lyies and myself, as stated
in Mr.. Bowling certificate in the Washing
ton Federallst of the 27sh August.
Given under my hand this ooh day
of August, 1895.
FRANCIS WISE.
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No. s..

On the 9Th of August, the day before
Mr.. L. NJ. Lyles's death, he came Into
my room, l asked him if he did or did net
say any thing disrespecful of these ladies'
he answered. cali my Con TO witness, /
never did.
Given under nv hand this 31st day
ofAugust, 1905.
GEORGE N. LYLES.
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( was not until Yesterday taas 4 ilaa an
Opportunity of seeing a publication n the
Aiexandria and Washington papers, OF tae
- : inst. Signed)
IOHN +. BOWIE, Janr.
must therefore, beg leave to reply to
that publication in as short and concise
maansr as possible; this | consider a
daty owe 90 the deceased, not only. as
friend, bar as a Brother. | cannon help
expressing nv surprize At seeing this pub
lIca,ioa, as I certainly expected that no.
thing of the Kind was necessary at this Pc
Rod: when we reflect that Mr.. BowIs
could not be answered bv Mr. =. N. Eyles,
and as il appears from the face of his push
cation MS wish TO Justify his conduct, II
becomes necessary TO present TO the worid,
some items in Justification OF my Brother s
conduct. It appears from Mr.. Bo~ie's
statement, that on the 1oih day OF June, IN
the morning, he was in company at BOW
lines Tavern, with Messrs. f. M. Lytes,
+. Wise, and SOME others, that IN the
course OF conversation Mr.. l.. did speak OF
ladies of bis acquainance ln terms highly
imDroper--that he, Mr.. Bowfe Immediate
.ly expressed his disapprobauon, on when
Mr.. LIVES explained and apolo8lsed, and
Mr.. Bowie was satisfied. L cannot omit
rrn,srking that although Mr.. Bowie did ac-
knowledge he was satisfied, ne cemnuni-
Gated this circemssaace TO one or more OF
s1hose Ladies, which Immediately telt 'nJa-
red, and showed an immediate resentment
to some Of Mr.. Lyles's near relations, who
lived IN the neighborhood. This GOODNESS
ON The parf eff those Ladies' 10 Mr. Lyiesss
relations, was not TO be accounted Tor by
them, and of course they inquired the
cause, and was Informed that Mr.. Bowie
had Informed one or more OF them, that
Mr.. l.. did speak disrespectful OF them.
This circumstance was communicated to
NIr. L. on the 4th OF July at Plscataway,
in TIE evening, when Mr.. L. felt injured,
aud his was the cause of Mr.. Lyies inviting
Mr.. Bowie up stairs; it certainly must ap'
pear obvious to the impartial reader, that
il NJ. Lyles had said any thing disresPect-
full o those ladies', and afterwards apollo
gised for it, aud Mr.. Bowie was satisfied,
tha, Mr.. Bowie ought TO have been silent
on that saBiect afterwards, and not 20 have
given any Information to that effect TO those
Ladies--but Lthink from the whole train
ofinforRlatioa which have collected, to-
gether with all the certificates, that the
world will believe with me, that Mr.. Lyies
did not say any thing disrespectfal OF those
Ladies. must therefore beg the par;icu-
lar attention Of the impartial reader, to the
certificates of Mr. Bowling, No. /. Ma
for fancy, No. 2. Doctor Hill, No. 3.
Mr.. Wise, No. (. and myself, No. S.
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No. s.

Mr.. Hawkins was asked in my presence,
If Mr.. LYles had made use OF the as
sermons of which he was accused Mr..
ri. answered no-and tthe same time OBJ
served, that the lady was connection OF
his. and consequently he thought 1t his du-
" If Mr.. Lyles had said SO, to take notice
Oft. I also heard Mr.. Hawkins say that
Lyles had spoken in the hisnest terms OF
the lady.
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Mr.. Bowling's certificate. That on go.
ing into the room when Mr.. Lyles, Mr..
Wise and Mr.. Bowie was, he heard Ms.
Bowie say, ''geutlemen, take notice the
Ladies you speak of are of my acquaintance,
aud shall hold you accountable to me, for
what YOU say of them,n or to that effect.
Task, is it possible, Tor moment, TO
suppose thar any part ofthis certificate goes
to prove, that Mr.. Lyles either individu-
ally, or CONFORMITY, said any thing disre.
sPectful of those Ladies? / answer no; be-
cause the certificate has nothing to GO wlsh
the word "disrespect," as coming from
Mr.. Lyles, or any thing else that was I'M
proper, and further Mr.. Bowie applied his
charge to Mr.. Lyles, when Mr.. Bowling
says, he did speak to gentlemen, which
wouId infer, that Others were implicated IN
Mr. B5wis's charge, BESIDES Mr.. Lyles.
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No. 9.

Major Taney's certificate, is in these
words. That what he Mr.. Lyles, had
said about the Ladies should be out of the
Question, and required no apology, as i,
could not for moment be Supposed, that
he meant to convey any improper meaning
BY such expressions.
ask the reader to pause, and see if
any word or words which is contained in
this certificate, goes to establish that Mr..
Lyles, did speak d;srespectful of those La
Dies" = is impossible TO infer such an i
dea (although it is not denied but Mr..
Lyles might have been consersing about
the LADIES' and when We take into view
the certificates of Dostcr Hill, Mr.. Wise,
and myself, It will most clearly appear thar
nothing could have been said by Mr.. Lyles,
disrespectful Of them.
With respect TO the caniag business, DIR.
Hills certificate is sufficiently explanatory
but certainly it cannot be denied but Mr..
Bowie was premature in his publication, of
the 18th July, for as Mr.. Lyles was the
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IL T ,ISEMzNT.
EssEsSss.ssxs>ssn.ss

X was not until Yesterday that 1 had an
oppor1nisy Of seeing a Publication ~ the
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The ludi,ibtr alters far JaAf, en- q h6e'0l ere
dit, o, far NEGROES,
Ten tracts of Land, Of 1000 acres
each. Etuate on the river Oucheta, and the ia,
ION of BertheIlinc, in the county OF Oecheta, and
territory Of Orleans. The above land Is part OF
the grant made to the Baron de Baj?rat by the
Sps6iO1 government. 1t is ituated above fifty
miles from the Natchez, ago miles from New
Orleans, and 80 from the river MifidlpFi, and
from 70 70 x mice from the post OF . ichc'a.
1t is thought pnaccefary 90 give more tna', a
brief defcripton of it, as any Petfon whh'ng tor
more particular information may obtain IL from
any of the following named gentlemen. :.
The above land lies on waters nav'gabis In all
(cafons for vefF3.s of 40 tons burthsn, is 10 TIE
hart of a country fat fettling from the MhniaP-
oi ,crritcry and Kentucky, and being but 'e"
miles from che post renders it contiguous to Mills
Cores, cotton gins, &c. 1t is icaTcsly necehiIy
70 fay aay thing OF the quality of the ioii' as
,he whole Of that country is known 70 DE the
dncR lard 10 thc world. l. may not be lhPfo
Ger to remark however, OF thete LANDS, mat d.
bous che ff,h bs;nk covered with timber, the
ref j. psafee, and nothiag ellc is required to
prepare It fot crop OF cotton, indian co'n' 90
bacco, hemp, OF rice, liz th7 lowet' ,Pas' OF Tie
zrounds) than neIeiy p'ouehing isup
The fobG1liber owns 5000 acres more, on
wh:ch he would be gad Of obtaining intHa'ons
strlers. Such fet;ers ought to have !oms ne.
gross, AID plenty Of ehiIdlen. Totnch be Of
f,rs lb.ral E. tcourasement, either By telling to
thcr- at a low price, or on long credit OF OF
YEA S, or leafe of 70 years. He would aIfo
furniih them with progIGons on their arrival
there.
Fer further particulars enquire Of Thomas w.
GrifIith's and Thomas Chacc, EEqulres, al Bal
timorc DAVID ?. Devices, at Alexandria, Viz.
gnia Dr.. ]. Scat, Q! Ffedc;iekibnrsh or OF
he toblcriber at New ClIeans, bot at ptefent 1T
Philadelphia.
William Devices.
September Is. law
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Dr.. Raw}0n's Anti Bilious PILLS
or. Family Phyilc.

The extraordinary celebrity thete pills have
gained, the univerfal demand tor them and cteeai
Of which s.yare held by medieval men OF he hri'
enincnce, are faficient tetimoDial3 OF their III
srinflc worth. In great coles and laaden a.'a'k;
Of diorders, an early ue of thefc pills often 2o-
duces the happieft etras, and taken once IN eight
or reu days in cafes OF .ndigetion, headaeh''t
zinefs, pans in the itoaosch and bowels, oyiso,
cries. dareho,as, dropfss, &c. and i5e'a
ufe Of nv anti bilious bIuefsin the !ot'im'G''"
time has relieved patients ajmoft &c a miracle
price n cents box.
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PREP AIRED BY
THO NJ Il S II. r Il W. S0M
Member of the Connections Medical Soci,ty

SHESE Bitters have undoubtedly had II.
matt rapid Faie OF any Patent Medicine !
yer before dfcoycted, and are judy appreciate
for their lins uiar aaI uncommon virtues for 70
&o5ing weak and iesaycd contributions, and al
thattrsin OF complicated complaints 70 common i
the firing ard Iall Jealous, fuch as isttrmitta.
Ftvfrs ard 4gpss, lag AHt4mnal FeVer,, D
hntstirs, 81. fhey are ai(o very PIeafant BIZ
ter for common ufe, and where they aie know
they have taken the place and flpe,ce3sd tbe Us
of all other bitsc,s in public houtes as well a:
private famiIies.--Price 90 cents box.
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DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills

DR.. Lees (Windhagn Bilious Pills
THE great falc and incyeaGng demand for .hei
valuable pills for thele twelve years pat, Be
fpcak thsir int,inhc worth. they have prove,
GngulagIy cficscious in Bh'i.a' and TflAqs d
ve1, Taaaaiet, head Aoebs GUexteri>s, B'L@I
Cbo!ie, CsGivtasls, FFmaLe cmPIaiaf', a.
The very great demand aaa high c.t::n 4
which thclc pills are held thEol2houe Tie Ucsi
States and the Wet Indies, has induced many d
coun,erfce them the pu.chater IS Tsqp:&ca 1
obferve tha, the name of Samuel Lee, uo. Ith
patentee) is affixed TO each bli OF oi'eaIo0', 4
his own hand writing, OF they viii not De SsGi
inc Price so cents box.
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The Subscriber

W@es 10 RENT or SELL, tic fotIo1O'R8g'
PrOeer.y, on Ksag-itsset, o'z.
yHE GORNER STORE, lately occupied
/ bv linfelf~the Rand is equal TO any in
tovn for retail Gore, aad VIII 6e featea very
ch.ap. Alfo, the HOUSE lately Occupied by
DoSor Hall; the hUuie is very convenient anu
i eood renair--this alto will be ssa'ed bar
pa;o is applied for Immediately, For terms, aP-
THOMAS RICHARDS,
y IN his ag5fsase 70 Mrs. HsfaG. Irving oa the
pseniles. -
Asgua s, m
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Th0m1fon's aromatic Tooth P9&S

Tom9Ion's Aromotic Tooth P1&&
For the fcurvy in the teeth and 8oo', saa 1o'
whitening sn5 Preiefvias the teeth. L i,S'"I'
takes oFail difasreeabIe tmslls from TIE Dream,
which generally arifrs from iearonnc gum, ala ID
bad tteth. This pate is much IN a'~, ana "'Sl.'
ly eaeeglsd by all thofc vho va!ne tie "e.s'E"o'
On Of sh.:F teeth, i: may be applied at 1i''>!E0s'
With tbe ereatsf fdfety. Il IS neatly put up ID
ecwter boxes wiki paper dIre2'ons' Fa's 50
cors a box.
Or. RawGon's Worm Powders
A medicine which for efficacy and fstety ID ID rs
operstion lands unrivsIled. The mod su'.'0'
s;cated proofs and Respectable Authorities Of )"
afonhing virtues, and iurPrihnS ei.ec'' }" r. ~
treme and alarming cafes OF worms, may OS e.; ~
at the place of fale. Price 50 cents a P1'N'"
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60 EDUCATION.
Tie igba5ifants If Alexandria, are tsltt1tfF"J
iaformed, tdaf ON Moaday fbs Joarf6
day If Novan5tr ntxt

4 MIG 1T S c HOO L
VIII be opened, for TIC inhruaion Of youth
hp FRANCIS BONN ELY, in the houfe az,
rrsient oecupied ny the Rev Mr.. NJcro3, az
tho corner Of Dake and St, Afaoh RFeet.
They will be TAUGHT the Engllh Language
dramatically, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
Sc. Il IS his with net 20 exceed fifteen N rom
Der, and hoaes frcn his fria attention, and hts
experience as a teacher TO give general iatisiac
ton,
T. D. Has leifure 10 spprorriate one hour u.
the day 70 the tuirioa of Priva:c elias. II
terms will be moderate.
O.to'or 20. 22W,W
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Dr.. Coolcy's Vegetable Elixir !;
Or Cough Drops,
FOR Coughs, Colds, AGbn,ns, fpittIng Of 6 a5,
and ali difeales OF the ipngt. rs merits ''''''
unrivalIsd. Price 50 cents bottle. n.,l.
DR.. Cooley's Rheumatic Plil''
Price 50 cents a box. c
Hinkley's lnfaIIibIe remedy t0r
the Piles.
Price 50 cents Box. 49,,
Vs,y particular directions accompanying ''''
Of th.fe valuable medicines.
lie has hke7O5fe for Sale,
general sao''nso' Of Dogs ,: P'is FEW bso 5
G'o,. Han Lamps Iodisn Shades; proc, ' ,'
Eg.occ c. Spruce Patent BlaakinS T 49,.
md sh.try vine; black bot'ies 30 h05'I T'oy.
81. o., cfoonl in oil and few i'srFs'' + an,
feed OIL which he will fell on Fc'i0'A's . cart
fer fer cab, or 10 puneual coFomsrs Q" ~"
credit. ~ :. made OF
tbofe VINO parchaie the above M1a''''''
dozen. zax +
March n. - =,
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One Hundred Dollars Reward
Ran away from the Gublcrlber on
~. MONT ii the I'D infant, two negro fellows,
GERARD $ PETER,

u EN- AN II - i - A4AN9
Gerard is about 81 years old, $ tset o or /
inches high, complexion not very DARK, mas very
thick lips, foops IN his walk, IS rem arhaoie knock
knee'a, & his ancles very large and have the ap.
pearsee OF being much fwoolep, ne is by trade "a
BLACK fnith AID We active at any other work.
PETER is about the fame age, a.
bout fix feet high, complexion rather light, long
wool. walks very etea, IS very iPecions teow'
and will, no DOUBT, PATS himiet as iree man-'he
clothes ttey wore and carried # Ae not known,
but il is fuppo(ed they viii appear N better than
negroes generally do, as they lett all 'helr com
mon clothes at home. II found cut OF 5he "ase
fhe above reus,d will be given, if found in the
aate Forty Dollars. and if in the county Iwen,
", or half Tor either.
" WIN ALEXANDER,
Prince WiAdam eoxay, Vissiaia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08
September Is.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

HI " oOIl@lS M =" 60
" UNAWAY en- or about the 18th iG't'n',
* from tie plantation OF Dotfer helt, II L@u.
doun county, sIola5eo Man named WILLIS;
s0oui u years old, Eve ieetten iachcs high; ne
took with hin white aod brown flift, oil fhE
rat, nankeen psnsaloons, pair Of old velvet DO.
iiaen ,gow(rls, fTiPped dimJthy jacket, ard
afippa4 blanket. Said fellow was RATED ncar
}guia, where tome time ago PnTehated hin ct
ceptain Harrjor; il is fpppolci aid fellow has a
osf, and viii attempt to PATS as free man. /
will give the above reward for aPprshsndlng fs'd
Negro in any jail, 70 'ha, get him again, if
taken out Of the fate of Virginia, or fgfeea
Deilor; if in thi. fate, and reafonabls charges
paid for bringing hin home. AL matters OF vel
l.ls and otheIs are farwasnsd againtt hardening
or hiring fsid Negro, at their peril.
KIQAer S. Bet.
Aqua, Sept. IS. tOa. 81 aawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08
About feventy NEGROES.

Men, women and childten. Fifty iheep, wag-
gons, carts, ploughs, implements Of hotbandty'
houfsholI furniture, and fundry other Articles.
The fale will commence at ten O'Clock, when
the terms will be made known.
Ralti.noEe. Of,hey 81. dtos