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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
HAMDuRGii Nou "a

Already II is believed that the Danes are >.
oout TO Unite with France and 70 second tb.,
grand measures adopted by Napoleon to force the
cnyh'h to subscribe TO general peace on terms
taVoFaoie to maritime powers. We have 1900
r'eneh IN this city and It's envircns and others
arc arriving necessarily Half the Grand army
y. nohand Is advancing towards Hamburg -.
liz is probable these troops are in,ended 10 o9e-.
awe Denmark.j
NOVEMBER 90
commission has been appointed to proceed
90 Berlin, 10 endeavor TO OBTAIN the Frc,c,,
emperor every favor TO ouo commerce which
may oe compatible with his great plans. A c,n.
e'l9u:ion OF hive millions and q ha'fof francs has
DC ,oa M exattod in the country of b unswiek =
$4,000 dollars has been paid for the ,an,or, IS
the Swedish vessels a, Ros,ock.
December 10.
he mead quarters OF Marshal Morti.r vue,a
Sun al Anclam, on The from ers of Swedish po-
merania' on the 9TH inst. His cnros of tbe AZ,
M was reinforced daily with new troops. Thev
are Tor the most past Dutch ,egimen,s On tbe
''nth heavy cannonadmg was heard in tbe
"eiShoorhood OF Lau, nhu'gh
ne Duteh troops have taken possession in
doms I OIienburg and Delmonhe,s,. a, ,Isn &C
the .ordsh'P. OF Vera a Kniphausen.
Inc executive commission of me country oe
hanover, published on the Och as follaws.
-" by order OF his exceliency Ma, shall Morrier.
all Commerce and every o her intefcou Sc between
'n's country and England are vigorously prohi.
olted It is besides severely forbidden to the
'.,"aoiah's 10 send or expedite to England any
ietter, package" &c.
Geherai Michaud arrived here on the 9Th ins,.
s ae h1d been appointed BY tic emperor and king
NaPo'eon governor of ne Hans towns-Gene-
al Laval who commanded in our town has been
Piro'nttd governor of the country of MeckIen
burg. '''
cs,io Frencn have set al liberty, the privy coun.
ceNor EPhraim, of the Jewish religion who
", vas IN confinement at Custin, by order of the
king IF Prussia - '"e
intelligence from Sweden states. that all the
troops there have received orders TO hold ,bero.
serves IN readiness to march Defensive prepa.
ra.ons are making in Finland,
NC posi- now comes and goes as usual across
me Du'chy CT Berg to France, Spain. and Por,.
land. L o''~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20

Peace with the elector Of Saxony and
the duke of Sake Weimar, was signed at
Poscn.
An the princes of Saxony have been adj
mittcd into the confederation of the Rhine
His majesty has disapproved of the levy of
contributions laid upon the states of Sake
Gotha, and Saxe-Meinungen and has order
ed what has been received, to be restored.
These princes, not having been at war with
France, and having furnished no contingent
to Prussia, ought not to be subject to war
contributions.
The army has taken possession of the
Country of Necklenburg. This is a conse-
quence of the treaty signed at Schwerin the
twenty-iifth October, 1905. BY this treaty,
the prince # Mecklenburg had granted a
passage over his territories to the Russian
troops commanded by gen. Tostoy.
The season astonishes the inhabitants of
/ Poland. II does not freeze The sun ap-
pears every day, and it is still autumnal
weather.
The emperor sets off tonight for War
saw.
John Henry Dombrowski, general of divi-
sion, grand cross of the legion of honor.
commander of the royal order of the iron
crown; Joseph Wybicki, representative of
the cities i'll the diet of 1791:-
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THIRTY-sEcoND BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH GRAND ARMY.


sNdNfz, WOO. ~.
Thlrty-second Bulletin is dated Berlin,
10th Nov. 1906. 1t states the position and
force of the Prussian army at the begin
ming of the campaign--viz-115, 900 infan-
try, so, 900 cavalry, $4,000, and 500 pic
ccs of cannon-all these were in the battle
OF the 18th except the duke of Weimar and
prince Wirtemberg's corps-leaving 1916
thousand engaged in that battle That of
this body, not one cscahcd! the same of
the other two corps not in the battle
That the king, the queen, gen. Ka!krcuth,
and only ten or twelve officers were saved.
The king was at Konigsbcrg with about
5000 men. Most of the French troops had
returned to Berlin-Marshal Davoust has
gone to Poscn-Murat is to follow him
The king of Holland is requested to return
to his own kingdom.--Princc Jerome invest
ing two towns in Silcsia, of which he takes
tie possession Marshal Morticr has ar
rived'at Hamburger to shut the Eibc and
Weser.
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cONsTANTINOpLE, ocr. IL

n :, ~ :" nv Ut L. OCT. 10,
i"e french minister has demanded the clos.
ing OF the Dardaneles against Russian and En-
Gn1h vessels. But this court has refused the
uenand, and declared it, determination 10 adj.
here TO its alliance with Russia.
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MARSEILLEs. Nov H.

Il IS reported that the Dey of Alp;ers ,bre,,
tens France with wa,!
hsports are current of rupture between the
PORT and Russia.
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PROCLAMATION

or TIE FRENCH EMPEROR, 70 TIE POLES
-, foL Es--Napoleon the great, the invin-
Clpic, advances into Poland at the head of
ooo'Ooo men. Without attempting to pene-
er'te INTO the secret of his views, let it be
our only endeavor to render ourselves wor-
thy of his greatness.
- VIII See" Che has said) wI will see
whether YOU deserve to be a nation Lam
gong to Posen: there shall the first nlan
Tor your benefit be concerted.
"Poles, it depends upon Won TO he an :,
dependent people--to acquire a country
Your avengcr, your creator has anneared
Hasten to meethim from every side. as on.
pressed children hasten to met the;,. s.
,her, VINO comes to bring them aid. Bring
. nun :our hcdrts, your arms. Prove to him
'ha' you arc ready to shed YOUR blood to
re-acqmfc your country He knows that
arms. Fly ~" WIN
:. And YOU, Poles, who have been com,e,l-
eo ny your oppressors to fight against vour
own interests--come, assemble under the
banners OF your country.
"Soon, called by Napoleon the Cre,+
snail hosciusko speak to YOU bv his rom,
mand In the mean time, receive tbis r.
Ken OF his high protection. Recollect. thar
INC eau he gave you to assemble in Ie,rioos
III Isaiy' has not deceived YOU. Those lie
g'ons 1t was, deserving the appreciation nc
the IAvincible heroes of Europe, who gave
MN the hrst conception of the Polish s1irit
and the Polish character.
At the imperial head quarters, Rerlin,
NoV'' 1910. "DOMBROWSKI.
"WYBICKL"
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THAT The following articles, manufactured
1 q, ,ue renilenlisry, win uo prices here o
annexed, afe Constantly k,pi ,or sele a ire stoie
OF Nicholas n lam, ~ for the CONF o"-
wealth, few 4 rrs above me Swan svetR
IN the cny ct Ri,h ond w
CIIJ' ~ AN =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25
ORANp ENHlBIIloN OF IHE
PhantaSlnagOrla {;
On, GERMAN GHOSTS.


Prepared on large scale AM on an improved
plan, according to the patent Of the ceiebra Cd
Baron Philipstaal, of the Lyccur Strand. :, who
was the original inventor Of this very curious 4
phhoSophIG~ combinations ~ vpt.C.i aud mocha
wical Illusions. which introduce the ;ihantoma Oh
appavi,ions Of the dead o, ansent. In way rnc,c
completely iiiusve than has ever yel been vii
nesscd; IS the ohietis fau,y ari:iGa,e 10 tie air
aud untold themselves under various forms AM.
sizes, such as 'he Imagination has hitherto pam
ted lhem The Spea,eotogy PROCESSES 20 ~ ros,
the practices of arttul imIosto.s and exo,cists
! and 10 open the eyes at thVss, who. m thee
latter DAYS, still foster belief IN
GHOS S 5: DIS 4M BODIED SPIRITS
il will display the following PhamIon,s, &c
Geotge Wssh.ng on Peace, with tn Olive
Branch Justice with Sword anu Balance LII
berry W. II S,an < Cap; MATS the God OF ~ ar !;
LADY Macbeth : Oessa.ines Macbeth; the
T"mb of juliet; Maternal Affection y Female
| Spirit ~ ing from = FDrb; the Br-ie; the Mi
ser; the D,unkard Frederick King of prussia
on horse back Young kosciu4 IN lhc CHI tler
OF Richasd The So; the lac King OF Fence Ia
king leave of his family; Se'adian {; Amelia
I scene from 1homsoB's Seasons Lady Jane
Gray on the Scatviu aa-Jn Trench IA The
! Dungeon of Mag ehu.g; Empress OF Fraa:e
! Temp OF Washington; Arms oi lie UnrtL
S'a,es---Nrh many other Offices. Pleasing
: ana en- cflalltinS 100 unue'Ous 10 reu.IOn. -
) These appearances will often change now A,
ing On the spectators, now resciCa.ng srsn tncni
and suddenly incTeasing from seven inches ,o
seven feet nigh and as quickly Diminishing
! The evening performance will conclude with
the
! Celebrated Dance and Multiplication
OF the Witches.
These merry and extran, d.mary daIeers will
| throw themselves into variety ut poo urSs anu
will instan,anconsly multiply from one to many
hundreds, in such :. msnner that tine room vii!
| appear full. They viii continue their gamho!s
until intercepted b. The sudden appearance of an
unwelcOme guest, who wii by ms authority e.
| duIe hem 10 order.
! Eve'y evening OF Exhibition variety of new
Objects will be Introduced.
Solemn Music during the perform
| ance.
! The Performance OF the PhauIasria yoria to
commence =, C &C ock
| Admi.iancs Half Decentralization hal:
price.
N. b. The exhibition af the SOIL AR MI
! CkOSCofE. -hewing the most astonishing
/ events of nature, whicn the naked eye a.S
| impercepuhe, Will be exhibited every far day
VIII n the sun Is not UbscUred 10y clouds, from,
| o'clock ~ the moming all 4-,oge,her win the
Electric Machine Pn.loso; hic4l e. petimrn s
! &c. making very interesting and entertaining
! Exh BIZ. T..
Abundance so Cents ChiIdren half Price
Dec. IS 1897
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25

, Bonafarts--I have had tire p,essnre az
| an interview with LIZ. Reed, cummand-r
IF the United States schooner Re, enre,
who informs me that the declaration as
cribed to him, namely, that If our govern
meat did not withdraw cur Minister from
the Court OF ST. James, or 1t it sent ano-
Their Minister To that court, Bonaparte
would consider II as = declaration of war,
is totally uniounded. 1t. Reed saws that
be never made tbat or similar declara-
tion to any one; and that knowing the Gu
ricus ai,Aiety OF some individuals, he has
been Cautious in the expression oE any D.
plnion on our foreign affairs since his ar
rival. he adds, that while he was in
France, he or Course continued at his post,
and that Whatever opinion some private
individuals may have expressed there, he
never heard that Bonaparte made the de-
claraton ascrIbed TO him in al! the pa.
pers.
The story of Bonaparte's having declar-
ed that "there should DC no neutral natl
ons," is untrue.-.4mcrican Gfize9.
II 7vriter asts--When will the federal
lists be consistent'w tn themselves, and with
the honor and interest OF their country ,
Formerly, tEGy proudly nrrogated to them
selves the title Of the exclusive friends OF
our commerce and cur saamen. They &C
cused Mr.. Jefferson of Il determined hos
tility to both But now, when MIR. Jefferson
is most palpab!y defending the rights of
our seamen, the vital spring on our COM
nerce, they are abandoning him and them,
VIII they also support the order, said
tohave been lately passedhy Great Britain,
Tor treating all her subjects as Geserfers,
who may not abandon our service within a
limited time VIII they calmly behold our
vessels searched at sea, their seamen sell
zed, aud perhaps hung cup at the ward arm
OF British snip of war? or will they re-
sist this pretension
We expect no such generosity from that
party. They are too extremely anxious to
aSStntfate our own government to that
miserable monument, the British constitu.
ton, and to seize every opportunity which
occurs for Opposing our own aGministrati.
on; ever to merge their own feelings in
the real interests oftheir country.
(Pn6. IdU.)
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December 2lst. 1857.
Books.

JuSf received and far safe ~ S PleGsanss
Eoo&-SFore, Ri;Amcna.
fhe MoGesm ship of hoo,s
It's american Lady and Geu5cnlan's Pock-
Ct himaHaIA. for the year 1903
Noussea0s Social ComaQ or The Principles
ct Poll icAl Law
II Journal Ct the Voyages and Travels of T.
Corps u Discover, unJe. he cor1r anc of apr.
l, "iS and capt Ctsrne. OF the army al the u s.
rom iue mouth of the river Mi sour thso' the
iH'er'or parts ut North america 10 the Pacific
OCEAN cus.aS The cas- 1906 * con ain
ms S' 7u hen c 'eia'.on Of th' "a ops. tsitsflug
G"i'S~ LOIS DUNG the sd edition uSs-t.,'ion
OF ihe COUNT, --aro an account ct - luuabit-
ANTS, s0',, climate curiosIies. ana veSetabe and
animal predictions: ~ y. GAss. one al ne
pe'o"S employed IN Inc expedite y. IL. SEQ
graphical AID explanatory notes oy ,lsc .luu.,.hei
SI"l'e Ise., by MRS. Opie.
hlIs.iiss oil human Life, or the Gyoans cf
Samuel Sensitive. and T.m5thy Test, a.wo,k
OF very gear eel,Oriy.
The Human Character of Jesus Cr.ist, by
william Au.um OF Bottom. aashJE of Llttt,S
from London, &c.
Life vt Charles James FIX.
CT " IhaG Pix
Cumberland : Mem;its
MNmonters Memoirs, written BY himself
Esp,uasse's Nj pnus
Ru,he,toTh', Insu u,es
Ple4 ,ure. Ci Hope, ard Pleasures and TEius cE
Memovy in one vol
CONVERSATIONS on Ch, ns;ry
KemsaY's L'e CT Waning, ou
I Young Mia Wrshi's 4ad Nj lcr's Guide,
5y . Evams rev edition
ForU@i.ure OF q akeyi-ra-- I aiken firm q.
view Of the education ava di,cioiu <, ,ooial MAUI
Uers, CIV! aaI poii.icA economy el..,oGs p,in-
cipIes AMI cha.aarr Of the S.ciel, = lends .
By Thomas C!@,&son, y Nj
Dec. rs 1907
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G0nnreG3+
HoUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIpAY, December Is.

FRIDAY, December 10.
On motion of MIR Biount, the house took
UP for consideration the report of the COM
mittec of the whole Of YESTERDAY ON the
hill for erecting Notifications. The first
amendment relative to quorkS other than
Qualifications, being agreed 20, and the Sc
cond relative to the sum Yesterday agreed
TO being under consideration.
Mr. Masters enquired of the Speaker,
whether it would then be in order to a.
mend thatsum Some discussion took place
on this subject when message was an
nounced from the President Of the U S.
The business then under consideration
was postponed.
The Speaker declaring the message con-
fdential, the galleries were closed, aud SO
continued till half past o'clock p NJ.
when the house adjourned.
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From the Boston Centiaei.

Ne-o-Port, Dec. 10, 1907.
The inclosed is a copy of circular let
ter from the American Minister at Paris
TO the American Consuls in France and
Holland, the authenticity of it may be de.
pended upon.-Yours.
PARIS, OCT. 6th, 1907.
"SIR-The Imperial Decree of the 21st
November last, is about to he literally ex-
ecWed, orders for this purpose have Il am
crcdiblv iufnrmed) been sent to the depart
ment of Marine and Council Of prizes. The
moment this fact is known in England, it
is to he presumed it will have the effect of
letting loose the ships Of war ard critters
OF that nation on such part of our Gem
mercc with this country, Spain, Holland,
&c as NAV be found within their reach
Under these circumstances, it is al least
prudent that our ships and other vessels
now In Europe should return as rapidly as
possible to the United States and ac-
cordingly invite You TO the adoption nf such
measures as are best calculated to hasten
the r"turn Of those which may be found
within tfe limits Of your agency. Accept
assurances, sc"
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Drugs g. Medicines.


Daniel I'm. Suckrider 81 Go.
Have thi, da, opened a general assortment Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
And a great variety of valuable PATENT ME
DlClHGS, which they are determined TO sell
on reasonable terms.
DANIEL Nm SACKREDEP ofcrs his ser
vices 70 thc citilcrs OF Ricbmond and It's vic
nifty as practitioner OF Physic Surgery, &c. &c
lie has every reason 10 believe lhs professions
services will be Satisfactory 70 those who viii
honor him with their confidence.
Richmond, July 20gh, nearly opposite Dee
FcV.hee's.
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GNNHAU = N =,
Has il in piegv 10 cSfQbhsh a .Nkws. PAEEa
in RlcAmona, 10 &c PUBLISH u l19lce
sverk--Ide 1lh!e
THE NINCIEiAN.

~E1HE Edisos has been ,lwa,s attached TO
1 Republican systems The present &.:njA
mstratlon, IN hi view, Is ws.i calculated 10 en-
sure the haVcIuess oil the people. ANA any al
ninittSaJioR which may succeed, Pul SUNG the
same general course, will be supported -
reign and Domestic details wlli Js noticed. Be.
sides this, lbe public wild, zine afie' time, be
apiTised Of the aHaiIs OF ne public institutions,
and particularly OF The cou.e ot the B1uk ns
maH-se'- rs influence. il defects and ts bDsitioks.
The as@fauoHs of his DANCE il ullon Will
br nO,ed; the 4,iaioc,0c2 which gioNs from is
nsuageren, vii 0e exposed This coutte win
be pm 5aeN wnha temper and hTuness wrroh
VII yied neither 70 the tlandi hncnts of fate.
~. nor The frowns Of power Sock Dbing
and iayofiti-m, 1toiH Demons, viii be arrested
" hen ever the! appear
500 Subscribers a. s dolar7 per annum each,
one Half m advance. a;e necessary 10 the COM
G:enctment OF the paper
t.f) GERARD BANKS
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R5chnsond Brewery.

pIcHARD WHITFIELD. William Wight and
- Jonathan Cu;ingw orth, having leased he
Brcwe'y Of My Lay, iascly occupied by Win
am Forrcs,er x c, will cary on tie BRE w .
ING EUSlNESS, IN all It's branches, uner the
firm of RICHARD WHITFIELD q ca. VIII ,
hope they i'll be able to furnish the Citizens Of
Richmond and IT'S vicinity with BEER aul,
vORVEh, equal % any on The Continent, At
the rate Of SIX ds!lars per 6arre-Pdga'e fa-,i
lies nay be accommodated with 10 or Is gallon.
Casks 1t tasir own houses, On The same terms
Any person wishing 20 try The properties OF thei e
Beer, vii. b. satisfied by calling At the brewery,
where .! oiG>,s viii meet The most prompt :.
.eniion
~. Bakers and Others, may be supplied
viii A2e'cn; YEAST, foT the purpose vi ral..
ing % 20, e.c.-rs.sons WHO kIep Kline or
iher Ca;tlc. nay be furnishes wi.t Grains (dur
ing tie Br, wing teason.) on Wednesdays and
Sa urdavs.
DeceF her e5. @
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SAruRpAY, December 10.

The house met at the usual hour with
closed doors and continued IN constant
session ill half past p. NJ. when an ad-
jouFnment took place ill Monday.
The SENATE likewise deliberated with
closed doors on Friday from noon till p.
VI.
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Evening Fxhibif5on.
If Mr.. .Nilc.ielPa Buiidinga, nearly oiho-
site tke Market, hlcAmoad.

MR. WOODS respectfully informs the public.
that he has AT much expense Imported from Ia.
rope splendid phantasruagoria, which wall o.
pen 20 the public on Shis Evening, Deccmbe,
25h, and will be continued evesy evening. Sun
day evenings excepted,
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100 DoAelrs Nc1cap d.

ID I'm AWAY abou, the FIRST inst from lie
IN service Of Mr.. Wi'ham IA itieh, 10
whom he was hned,) BLACK MAN, nam
ed JACK son, House Carpen,er by proies-
sion, Of Tina cousumptive appearance. about ~
cars OF age, hveieet eiSh, or nine inches high ;
from circumstances attending his eopernt n IL
is believed. he intends making his way 20 Que
Of the Kasters Stslts, ard IT,, bsen provid.d
with false pspers OF freedom. --lf taken within
the State, aud delivered 70 me hcrs, or secured ,
that get him, will give Fifty DoisYs. or If
taken out Of the STAG Oae Hundred Doars
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. 24h 1877. f
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Partnership Dissolved.

49,
rg7HE dissolution of he partnership Of J. w.
" DENNIS K Co. took place by mutual con-
sent on t,e 2t.h day Of November last.
}. w. DENNIS.
BENZ. DENNIS.
Dee. 1s, 1897. wit
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75Ogt6crlpt.
IMPORTANT.

Ertract eta letter fran a member Of
Congresses 10 tie Editor, dated Wash
ington City, Dec. 22d, 1907.
" An EMBARGO is laid on all A.
merican vessels now in port-Foreign
vessels are permitted to go to sea,
with such cargoes as they may have
on board at the time the law is recei-
we'd by the Revenue officers"
FROM WAsHINcroN CITY, Dec. 81.
A general Court Martial, composed of
thirteen members, has been ordered in the
case of Commodore Barron.
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Young Negroes for Sale.

-
VEJILL BE SOLD. to the highest bidder,
w for cash At Durel's Tavern IN pete,sbu g
on Wcduesda, tire 18Th January next IS youbs
Nsgroes. tney ere aH young AID likely, aud
consist Of mea, women and children Shomd
tie above mentioned Gay be unlikely Or suih.
Gent uun0er Of purchasers, ftoss any cause, no,
attend 'i,a' da), the sale viii be continued from
Gay to day, ~ the whole are Imposed o.
JAMES DABNEY.
Gloucester Courthouse,
l9th December, 1907 tbs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
Thomas Cruise.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

~ i i t1- rete~
y AN AWAY from the subscriber in -asu-
Ii gust last, negro woman named TABS ];
she is about IS years Of age, of the common
size, of 8. yellowish complexion, long face,
high cheek bones, and her eyes suak in---shc
understands every kind Of house work, wash
ing, nursing, sc. IN the latter capacity she
has been passing herself in Alexandria, and
has said by my authority. There are various
circumstances which lead me to believe she
has been and is now secreted by her husband
Jerry 4the property OF Joseph Mandevile, ju-
nior). He. is hired to his iathersJohn Mande-
vile, as a laborer, and sometimes drives a
cart on the. streets. 7sOeaty Dollars viii be
paid iftaken in the district, and the above re-
ward if taken above 10 miles without, provi-
ded that she is SO secured that get her a.
gain.
All persons are cautioned against harboring
or employing said NEGRO, in any capaefry
whatever. III. ROSE.
April 24 f7s. 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
Joseph Van Meter.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

u AN AWAY the twenty first day Of
N May, from, the subscriber, living in
Prince-George's county, Maryland, about 4
miles from Alexandra ferry, Negro NED,
and sometimes calls himself EDK.6RD
PLIFY, Soyears old, a small slender-made
negro, blacksmith by trade, and can read
and write. He has bright mulatto woman
at Alexandria, called Rachel, for wife, and
has four OF Eve children by her--the woman
is or was the property of Miss Contcc. ]
cannot describe his dress as he had a variety
of good clothes Amy person appreher,dins
the said negro and securing him in jail so that
= set him again, shall receive if taken within
ten miles from home Ten dollars, if forty
miles Thirty Dollars, and if at a greater dis
lance the above reward and all easonable ex-
pences if brought home.
James Hawkins.
+ Jane 9. law5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
Charles Simms,
George Denea1e,
Thomas Swami.
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Timber Wood, &c. .

a LARGE quantity of Oak Timber from
In which bark has Leen gotten this sea-
son, is now for sale in the forest of Washing
ton, and is of the first quality for broad rails
and other purposes. Also, large Poplar and
Oak Timber for mills. wharf, logs, and ship
building, can be furnished in the forest
Some lots of Wood are laid off and will be
sold. with a time allowed for taking it Of pro-
portioned to the quantity purchased.
A Saw-MlH,
On the waters Of four mile run is finished on
a superior construction, and vii! cut length
of 80 feet. Saving done at the usual rate,
either for those who will furnish timber OF in
timber from the forest
John Ball, Agent.
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