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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-28
N O It / C E.

lust Received and for Sale,
BIZ the Subscribers,
a choice cargo Of MAHOGANYs
From the Bay of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they Will sell by the
log or larger quantity.
Titeyhavs aJio for Sale
Sugar in hegsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, Of excellent Guality
/. Molasscs by the hogshead
! Liverpool Stoyed SALE
/ And lockwood. -.
/ Nathaniel Wattles 8 Co.
January a6 2aw
. The Sublcrlber has juft Received
Ind e9ers for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOT
TIES, containing one gross each.
sevenbal COTTON, of superior qua.
,ity Tor retailing-,and
A few tieGces fresh RICE.
ON. HAND,7
Best Philadelphia P oRTEHAND PALE
ale, - hllds.
! Do. BEER, in barrels.
: IND rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale,
Ale, in bottles, iirt tor Aczae, or e:saort cons
sunhtion.
4 WHITE sAND. BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and n nice order for retailing,or family
Wn. DUNLAP.
June 10. eots.
Hsluabte PROPERTY for Sale.
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August 2
N O t / C. e.

. =. 49, :.
Under the authority Of s deed Of trust frouA
gzcaaa Ijj7Tcss to the ssbscrilJer, to satisfy a
& debt due. 10 john. Hddgkila's, OF seven hun
dred sixty-two dollars forty two cents-on
SATuRDAy the eth day of September, wiki
becxposed to public sale, OF the premises
III lots containing from 20 Is l4sacrcs--
A Tract Ct Land, near klexan-
dlia, to the north of the new turnpike road,
and lying on the east Of ;5tump-ilil, beng one
paoiety Of 4 tract Of land commonly called
s's Pt'arson's Irqct.'
The terms of sale will be-One-third CASTS
one-shird in sixty, and one-third III ninety
days. Conveyances to be Made On the receipt
81 the last installncnt.
August IS. dts
CO SAX to bsgsn at ~ O'CLOCK.
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Lot, or Stolen,

A. YOUNG Hver-colored &trnirt FITCH,
"a lis two of her toes Joined on the Off lore
foot and the marx Of a wart on her under llps
answers. to tho name q Smta. Any person
vii! be handsomely rewarded by leaving hess
at Mr. Woodha1's, cfthe theatre.
August ~. 49, - Ut
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17
ONE CENT Reward.

* Ran AWAY from the subscriber, JOHN
RISING, an apprentice TO the sall-maklngg
business; between 8 and ~ years OF age,
about 5 feet inches high. Whoever takes
up said runaway or secures him SO that get
lin again, shall receive the above reward,
but no cxpences. All persons are ,cautie-lsd
from harbofing, employing, or carrying ham
off. will put tie law in force against any
such offender.
November 2. srst
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lands and MilI-Seat for Sale.


DY virtue Of decree of the Superior
~ Court of Chanlery, holden at the CAPT
toll In Richmond, October 2, 1907, Will be
sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
Zen acres and a half OF land
living on tie cast side o. the Georgetown road,
about half a mile from Alexandria cour-heuse,
either altogether or disidcd into four lots Of
equal quantity as may suit the purchasers.
a full square, containing "a
Their more tkan,two acres, on alo south side
of Duke streetand eastward Of the we'll and
white house belonging te the subscriber.
Part Of square to the south
ward Of he last mentioned, ahdwes Of Cha's
Pages and Philip G. AiarsteIcr's houses.
The Spring Garden, about 4
scres, say two squares, AID taxing III tGe
streets will te near acres.
Ihe !sst three mentioned parcels WILDE
sola tosct.ler or divided, as may be thought
most convenient to buyers.
A noiety of ten acres near Cameron Kun
ansi the Colchester road, bought IN company
with Eird and Ricketts,.
A valuable Mill Seat on Holiness Kun,
boye the new turnpike road and not lar from
the trough hill, between four and i've mies
frors Alexandria.
The sale to commence on the 23d cur
on the George Town road, and continue, II
the weather is suitable, I'LL the Whole IS dis
posed Of.
The terms of sale viii be made known be-
fore or atthe time ofsaie.
YIN. HARTSIORNE, Re.
5ccivcr Of th:e effects ofJOFN SUT-
TON, and J0liM MANnEVI.ll,
under the order ofalie high Court al
Chancery oi S;eg-ia.
18th lnentE 2l us
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Ien Dollars Reward.
sTR4YED.

N1om GdnsBr's 4ssad2lp, tf;,o6n z9'!ssed he a.@s
su''ea oltt ty AisAostlfr, tzri.t pisgv ef
ar'7ias him 10 tie Stable
A SGkREL H0gSE about Is hands
high, stately & well So ie, WITH 4 snnal white
spot on The forehead, several wfitc spots o.,
TIE shotidsfs, ans obt-iin9 81 s,rots and
cantel's--hsis supposed % Rst gone up the
Leesbnrgh or Centrev.ile roads,
ne above reward, * unreasonable charges,
VIII be PAID On dellyef.g lin 70 me snescFi'
Der.
Charles Bennett.
EoecniSer 8,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-21
From tie Philadsl1hia Reqister.

The following state paper, which. we
trsos.a'e from Paris print, (Jou.nal de
L'EmFire) ct HE s,t of Decc al5sr. will
be read WITH deep Interest By every nam
who reflects on the principles that dictate,
or the consequences tina. nay .follow, this
extension OF beliigersat power over the
persona eaad property of tie ciliz-ns Of
states strictly Neutral I; who, that adverts
70 our unprotected commerce. ard the de-.
efanceiess state OF our nation, but mast BE
deeply alafmsA, siaae the same priaeiple
that au'hoslsss The coDhsca,ion Of British
tnerchaadlzs st Hamburg, wauld sanction
ITS seizure at Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, no.ms,ssr to whom .he property
may belong.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-21
Proceedings Of Congress
fHoGsE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tuesday, Feb. H.

A message was received from the , sS'
nate, stating that they had passed inc O.a
authorship the president OF the u. D; ~
accept the service of a number OF Solua,
teercompan;es not exceeding so,ooo n' -.
also an act further supplementary 20 '.'.
act entitled an act concerning the a''a'.'
ofrColsmSia and that they had ssTe'u.s
all the amendments proposed by the no. #
TO the bill to prohibit the importation
slaves except the 9th amendment. ne
The house preceedec TO cons'os' M
follow ing resc!usicn, offered oy 80
Broom: .ts
{" Rrsai,ed, That i, is expsdIcnt 70 A i've.
further provision, by law. for sssor'uS 70
privilege Of the writ of Eabeas 1e'pas If
persons IN custody, under, OF oy.s0'V
she authority of The y. S." &c this
Mr.. Broom moved reference y .s,ls
resolasica TO a committee Of the W'''
hauss.
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NOTE.

addressed by his sxceyeney The Ministerss of
froacs, to the Senate Of Hamburg, ontse
:aatb ofN0v, 1895.
Ihe uadcrsigard, minister nlenipo.
tent'ary of the emperor OF the French aud
ang OF i'aly, near the states of Lower
saxony, has received the order Of his So
vereign. 70 make known to the senate of
the city Of Hamburg, that
"Eaaglaad, not admitting the lay of ma.
tons, ss prac'ised by every civilized peo.
pie making prisoners Of war Of individs.
ais, who do not belong to the miIlsary !:
taxing and con6seatlog private properly !:
oioesadIng places which lawfully cannot be
biockaded, as we'll as commercial town.
not tos',Scd, bays, and the mouths of ri.
-vers'; declaring in a state Of Alockads
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II IS thus that she has turned to herpro.
Fl, and 70. the dstrinent OF Europe, bas
especially of France, the badness vita
which she sports with every right, aad IN.
suits eyes, reason liseif.
Against power which disregards to such
degree all ideas Of justice and human'ty,
wha. can be done but TO forget them tor an
instant yourself, in order 10 consirsin nsf
10 violate them no mors? The right OF ma.
t,ual defence allows opposing snsusmy "iln
the arms il uses, and to make, II may
SO say, its own fury and folly react on IL
self. When the principles OF civilization
are attacked by unexamplea enterprises
and when all Europe is neuaced, 70 pre-.
serve and ayeoge il is rot Only right, bns
duty imposed on the power which aioHe
has the means.
Sioee EpgiaGd has dared TO declare all
France in state Of blockade, let France
declare in her turn all the British Isles
blsckaGrd.- England considers
as an enemy every Frenehman. let
every Englshman or subjses OF England
found in countries oceupied,by the Preach
armies, be made prisenefs o.. ware
Since England seizss the property Of
private and peaeeabls merchants, les 81!
.Ae properly of every Eng!ishman or Sub.
ject of Englsrd, Of whatever nasese,. Dc
conf.ca.ed.
Sncs Epgiand woaid interrupt all nsvi-
cation ard all marstlne commerce, lcs
sy vessels sailing from The ;alands, OF. treua
the British cc!oaies not be received either
IN the ports Of France, or liz those OF tee
countries occupied by The french army.
and let every vessel, which ahail axe aps to
so frem these ports into England, &c
seized and conhScased.
Your majesty, asp conscious, will not
adop. sac.s Gseasurzs without regret; aud
j, is with regret that I myself propose
,hen. Eat the situation CT Europe rem
ders them secsssasy and besides IS soOc
as England shall acknowledge the lavs Of
nations. which are universally observed by
all ci,ilizeG na:ioaa 80 eoon as she shall
atkuowis 3ge that the rights c. war are
one and the came On the OCEAN aud the
Land, that these rights aGa Iaose OF con.
Guest can extend neither 10 private pro.
perry, 10 unarmed as5 peacrahle ind.
.idns's. and that the fIghs OF blockade
shou.d-a= restrained TO fortified places &C.
tsaly Invested; your majesty will revoke
these messurss, rigorous our no, unjust ;
for Justice between nssioas is no more
than exac; reciprocity
Sigrca,
Gil. MAU. TALLEYRAND,
Prince of Benevento.
Berlin, Soth Nsv.
[Hese follows the Iapey;al Decree pub.
lished ia our las.
Msssrs. Resaaait aud Lacuee, cSasers
| of tie council of state, presented the pro.
ice. OF sena,us oonsulium~-v:s. ,has
10000 cooscupts should be raised in the
year 1907.
/ nj RegaauIs assigned AZ length the req.
saus for Shis MEASURE. and after the ap.
poinsmen, Of special coG G,it.ee, the sc.
nate adopted it. together with an address
ro the ercuerc~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
BALTIMORE, September IS.

Arrived, sehr. Jane, Jones, " Gays from
ST. Thomas--BalIast---P A, Guestier. Capt
Finegan of Baltimore, sold ms sehr, the
Punch and bought schr. calledthe Rose and
Aoa.@to sail in few days schr. Pilots Friend
from N. York, arrived 10th inst. The pilot
informs that he saw schr- supposed one OF
the British tenders, of Patuxent, she came to
anchor in the middle of the bay 1.-THE boats OF
the-patriot seeing her, got under way and
stood towards her as soon as she saw them,
she up anchor and stood over to the Eastern !.
Shore, towards Kent Island, and was then I'M I'M
der jio and mainsail, night came on and they
lostsight of her. She appeared to ayeia e
very vessel that came near her
Arrived, schr. Alexander, Athoe, 80 days
from Trieste and 40 from Gibraltar Linens
and Glass Ware Lorman and Fulford. Lett
Tangis s IN days ;,.chr Fair American
Ioar Of Norfolk, for Messina,in 10 days. Ju-
Nv Fl, off Algiers, spoke brig Joseph' Poor
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N o T ! c E.

~
underthe authority Of deed Of trust from
Thomas West to the subscriber, to satisfy a
debt due to John Hodgkin's, of seven hun
drcd sixty-twc dollars forty-two ccnts--on
TUESDAY the 9th day of October, will
be exposed to pubic sale, on the premises,
in Lots containing from 10 to Il acres
A Tract Of Land, near Alexan-
dria, to the north of the new turnpike road,
and lying on the east of Stump-Hill, being one
moiety of tract Of land commonly calico
g Pearson's Tract"
The terms of sale wilbe--One-third cash,
one-third in sixty, and one-third in ninety
days. Conyeyances to be made On the receipt
Of the last instalment. The title papers viii
be shewn on the day of sale.-Sale to begin at
twelve O'Clock.
R. MOTT.
September 80. dts
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a!eranorta Dajlp aoherttssr.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

Eetraet Of a letter, dated London, Aug. Is.
g 1lessrs. -1gulletts haze just received intor-
NATION by ray Of Paris, that the SAehheraess,
Doan, from London, to .Nezv York, AaOing been
carried into Bilboa, the judge Of Bi6oa has de-
clared the CAPTURE. to DE uniust;fable, and has
condemned the, ca1ltors with damages 9 interest.
The reasons given oy the, eafttors for detention
gyere-lst. The French decree Of tie 2lst No
vember, declaring England to be in a STATE Of
gers than her hc11ers mentioneG-Sd. That he'.
bills Of lading zyere not signed"
The following article from the Hague dated
July2l, is in our opinion, of much>impor-
tanec. It throws considerable light on the flu.
turc intentions of Bonaparte relative to Tur-
key.-Lond0n fiafaer.
g The Haerlem Journal, under the head
of intelligence from Paris, states, that an emf
nent French general and sovereign prince is
intended to be king Of Greece.
Several ships, it is said were lost in the
north sea in June; among them an English
ship Of war, with several transports, which
had cavalry on board, near Stronlstadt-From
s to 700 dead bodies, horses. &c. &c. are
said to have been washed on shore.
CoxauN1cATIoN,- Many persons are anx-
ions to know, whether if the British reject the
Presidents demands, war follows of course /!
And whether, if the British should consider
the Withdrawing our minister as proof that
tbi. country had determined on war, & should
u md that impression adopt hostile measures,
our Congress would conceive It renamed for
them to pursue any other. course than that OF
declaring war; ,n.., a..r
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September 80.
Advertisement.

she subscriber respectfully informs the
i public, that he has commenced business
on Royal-street, near the market, where he
purposes carrying on the business OF Cutler,
Locksmith, ,Whitesmith, Elastic Truss-ma-
ker, Bell-haDger, Gun and Pistol Barrels,
Browning, Blueing, and Polishing in the neat
est manner.
All orders thankfully received and careful
" attended toby
Caleb Hessey.
September %. costs
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, yes
N terday morning the 9th instant, an APP
prentice to the baking business named Julian
N7allard, a Frenchman, about 20 years of age,
speaks toIcrable good English, fair complex
ion, light hair, has lump over his right eye;
had on and took with himtwo suits of clothes,
one Of which was ciouded nankeen, has
watch with cyphers cut on the case. Who
ever will take up said apprentice and secure
him SO that get him again, shall receive the
above reward ard all reasonable charges if
brought home.
Edward Lee.
September %. st
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For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
A convenient two story BRICK HOE SE
with back buildings, &c. situate on D ke-
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph-streets.
L so,
A commodious frame STORE, on King
street, between Royal and Pitt-streets.
firmly to LAWFENCE HOOFr.
August go
Printing, IN It's various branches,
handsomely executed at this office.
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aGo9rENBURcK, .Aug. z.

By nccd Ants from Elsineur s0e learn, that The
first divisIsn of.thc English fleet PASSED the cas-
tie Of CroA5erg on Monday last, and safated and
received q salute in the customary manner
II letter from Copenhagen states, that all
) The inha5itaats Of the suburbs Aave rece1ued or
ders for. f1reharsng jo, a considerable nan1ser
of cavalry,to Se quartered there.
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PR0sPEcT BEFoRE England.

PROSPECT BEFORE ENGLAND.
The events which have lately taken place.
on the continent Of Europe, have aroused
the genius and sp ritcf England. A wri.
ter. who appears TO feel as well as TO lea-
son on the subject, remarks as follows:
g The overthrow Of The coEsinent CT Eu-
rope has not only strengthened the hands
of the enemy, but il has also contributed
10 aggrandize the sense Of h.sposper. We
are the only people remaining. who pos.
sess the spiris, coarags, aad vir;ue 70 re-
sist bis authority; consequently we mass
expect that the var With he Is abous %
wage against us, Will be blusr 10 The es.
IRENE, cruel aad unrelsnting.0 = Whea
judicious tnrassres shall haze hssn Pre-.
jected apd enforced, the peopss Will be
no longer divided We shah no more hear
it said, 1--WE wans men, and care NOT Tor
measures - or :. we want measures, and
care 90, for men ;''----bas We unani.
nous voice Of the na,ion. undts coura.
geous and prudent management, will be,
. zue, haze bah men and rasarss an9 1ps
zvant nothing mere
"We should make up our minds, that
peace is incompatible with the present sys.
tem and power OF France .-:-peaee with
France brings the rsin OF Great britain
all our plans should be built upon The pro-
bab,lity Of war that shall las, tzreslt9 yea,a.
Letitb rem embered. that the conses. IL,
which wc are engaged. is for life or death,
that halt measures aud ten porary ezpedi-
eats, can never maintain country watch
ia menaced with the deferred revenge Of
the most ferocious passions, welding ia
its support the cnllececd Fragments of
subjugated world"
s Bosom Rsbsrt0ry.
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Commentaries "A meeting took place be-
tween DR.. SrARK, and Capt. GoRDoa, OF the
Chesapeake, in consequence Of dispute on
hesubject of Commodore Barron,s conduct :;
several shots were exchanged without effect.
The affair terminated in the Doctors receiy-
ing wound through the arm from Lieute-
nant Crane, the friend Of Capt. Gordon
s Norfolk Herald
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BAroNNE, lulu 81.

BAT0NNE, July u.
Every hing on our shores zuears a soSrhke
athearancc. We are in daily eaheetation Of
seeing French troshs spho are to form an army
qflo,ooo,f men for The 1,urhose Of cemhellfnss
Portugal p shuf her Ports, against tAe English.
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From the French Papers

sian squadron is to join the Danish feet
in order to shut the sound against the
EpglishIt is also said that for the
sane purpose corps Of French troops is
to proceed to Denmark to actin concert
With that court.
The Cardinal Of York bequea,hed, a
short ,ime before his death. to the king Of
Sardinia all his jewels, worth about four
+ millions offraucs, and hrs title 70 the crown
Of Great Britain.
The king of Holland is COW at Taras.
con, and drinks the waters of UAat. He
is much better. The queen is at Causerets,
where she drinks the waters OF that place.
The prince Bsneyento, and the secretary
Mares, arrived here on the first.
august S.
II letter from Cobenhagea. dated S7uly 49,,
says, g The Council Of Var has NOT get
decided upon The fate of.she principals and
aceombHces in tie late troubles zDlsieh hare
taken place in that capital. His prosecut-
ing IT'S inquiries With acsivity. The regi-
ment of cavalry of Zealand, stationed in
the suburbs, continues to send paroles into
The city.
It IS said that the Marshals ofthe Empire
commanding tie different corps efthe Strand
Army are naa:ed Dukes, andrecei0e their
titles. }rour estates in Poland. which they
are emitted TO sell and exchange for others
IN France. The Generals Waiter and Sa-
gary zuiN o5iais The same favour N. Cham
pogny. the Minister Of tie interior w;H
| dls0, Be created a Duke.
Tie heace has been Promulgated IN all The
cities Of The ezyre x,ith the greatest s0lemnity,
| and amidst the unanimous and loud reflcated
cries of--Loag Hue .Nahvleonthe Greaf Eve
ny astere the Public joy and gratitude haze been
manifested by shoataneous Examinations, and de-
| giees and isscrhtions suited 70 tie occasion.
august 6.
Il dehu:etion from the senate, avith The llre-
sident Lacetede at their head, and both nc
hrsetors, with TIE marshal duke Of Danzic, and
M Cyemen de Ris, 4yent yesterdayt0 st. Cloud,
to congratulate the king Of 1pesthha1a> II DC
hufation from the tribunals Spas also Admitted g
an audience Of his majesty.
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~ shus her ports against Us but declare
war. What Bonapafte proposes 20 ac.
eomplish by forcing Prusslato declare war
we know not. The hostility of Prussia
can now be ONO injury % u.s.. From the
language Of the French papers, in speaking
ofthe king Of Sweden, it's evident thar
Bonapartr will not make peace with him
unless he consents 10 abandon all his Ger.
man territories.
4oooe, nseni it is said are .obe assembled
al Bayoone, for she purpose Of forcing
lPor,ugalto shut her ports against this
country. The assembling Of SO large q
force is, we have little doubt tor other OBJ
iiecss than the mere shnssing the Por.ugnsse
ports. Spain has act yet received the re.
conpence of her devotion TO the conquer-
or; and Portugal perhaps is again destined
10 be under the Spanish yoke. go y
Price Of Stocks this day at twelve o'clock,
3 per cent Cons. for Money 81 10. Do. for
Aug. 50 IA 8 per Gems Red Omnium par
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@. Denesle, c. c.
November TO-. law2m
Robert Gray,
In
Ckaneff

Bookseller, Kng-Street, flsrandria, has iately
received for sale. the lolloxfns drtieles.
ReevesS Wa1er colors, in boxes, con-
tanning from six to eighteen cslors; ladies'
japan dressing cases; japan ink-ehests; dura
bic ink for marking lllen snperEne warrant
ed black lead pencils; pounce and poance
boxes, camels hair pencils fer drawing su
perfae red sealing wax; indi-n ink; parch
ment yielia strings, hows srd bridges; Ger
man flutes; one well finished clarinet; one
hautboy.; instructions for flute and violin /;
tooth powder and brushes; rcd military fea-
theirs; black do. Wit. red tops; pocket Their
momcters mathematical Instruments wri.
ting and wrapping Paper; quilts watcrs /;
bonnet boards; fallers' press boards, &c. &c.
~.1lss The fakefUi1sg late Ps4blieefio';s.
FVarren's American revolution, 5 vols. oct.
Neasc's geological view ofthe q. States.
Mrs. Opie's simple tales, vols. - mo-
boards.
Novice Of ST. Dosninick, 81 Mss Owen
son;
hIargaretta, BY a young lady Of Pf,iladel
Domestic Cookery Murphy's lifc ef Gar
rick Steuben's military discipline lzani's
maritime law; pieces of If.sh l.lstory,s by
Nv. J. Mac NeYan, sc.
Foa, safe BY TIE dozen,
School bibles and testamentss Scots les
sons Murray's English reader: introduction
to reading Colanaa5ian crater; loosIn s. glass
forsthc mind !; Phi.adslpaia latin gi'anrnars !;
school dictionaries assorted; spelling-books !;
primers slstes PLAYING and y cssage cards !;
nk-powder; bonnet boards, sc. &C.
Cv KIND,
a large stock Of ready -lnade blink books,
of various sizes blS.lk account bools ruled
and bound to any given pattern, alta short ne
tice. October 5.
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Sept.
Five Dollars Reward.

A SECONDED from the subscriber en-
N. Saturday night last Negro Woman
by the name of COFFEE, and took with her
a child about 9 months old. expect she IS
harbored amongst some of the free negroesin
,town.--Any one that will give me informant
.onof her so that get heragain, shall receive
Five Dollars Reward. And | torewarn any
person whatever from harboring her, as am
determined to put the law in force against. al
such.
John Hunter.
Nov. 81. COST