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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
Hate Dmimons.
EEwYoRR, MARCH 30.
AKRON BURR.

Concerning this parsonage, we have Just
been favored with the following extract OF q
etterfrom respectable gentleman in Fred
ericksburg, (Vir) to his correspondent in
this city, dated March q -
Aaron Burr arrived here last eve
ming, guarded bysline men, who have
conducted him about 1900 miles, from
some part of the Mobile River, where
he was taken by an officer of govern
ment, under Gov. Williams procla-
nation the party had been here but
a very short time, when they were met
bya messenger from the President, d.
recting the officer who commanded, on
receiving this message to change the
rout Immediately and proceed to Rich
mond, and there deliver their prisoner
to George Hay, ESQ. Attorney for the
u. S.--they left this place in the stage
this morning.-How very different was
tbs man'se entry last eveningtlorh what
it was seven or eight years ago Then
he came to attend the grand Caucus at
Monticello, by which the federalists
were turned out, and himself elevated
to the Presidents chair. He was
now mean and dirtily dressed, guarded
ike felon, and apparently much de-
pressed and sunk in spirits. The pre-
sumption is, that he is 70 be sent to
Richmond, to be tried at the district
court there, which will set in few
days. 1t is said his first movements
were about Blannerhassett's Island,
which is in this state and of course the
trial will take place where the offence
was committed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

On the 2Sd of Feb. last, two men, Halo
way and Haggersy were executed at the
Old BAILEY, (Eng.) for the murder Of Mr..
Steel. The populace began to assemble as
early as 5 o'clock, and by eight O'Clock, such
a concourse Of people were collected as to
completely fill up every street and avenue
leading to the place of cxecstion. So anx-
ious were the spectators to obtain sight OF
the unhappy sufferers, and the pressure be-
came 20 great that thirty one persons lost
Their lives on the spot, and many others
were so much injured that their lives were
deepaired Of Among those identified was
Thomas Bradford youth about Is, who was
found among the killed. The lad had come
from Charleston, S. Carolina, to be complet-
ed in tuning and finishing piano -fortes- lie
was learning the business at an eminent pi-
ano-forte makers, near Golden-square, and
had gone out without the knowledge or
consent Of his master.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

IHI1ls It FHIA, MARCH IT.
ExtrGct q a letter tfroal Ravauaa, da.sd FEB. IS
Z" An additional duty has been laid on
imports Of one and an half per cent. and
the same on exports, with an augmentation
II the valuation Of sugars, as some say, Of
two rails the arroba, and also oftwo rails ad-
dition to the militia duty. 1t viii now stand
thus, "a per cent. on imports and ten and a
half per cent on exports
THIS arrangement takes effect this day,
and on al vessels not entered 1T the custom
mouse, and those which were not cleared
out previous to this morning. The order
only arrived from Spain yesterday, but it Is
dated two years ago, and the present is the
only enc that has reached hers..'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

THE fubfcriber returns his grateful thanks
to thole who have favored him with their
cpnom the year paf and have been 70 punes-
tial in their payments, and folicits ihare of
their cuhom IN future.
Thofe who have Notes and accounts liand-
ing for the year paf are requeasd to call aud
icttle them by the 10th of May naxt--thore
uniettei after that t..ne will be put into IL.
hands oian Attegaey, fo- collection.
SETE BIRD.
AgUl r.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

Whar are we coming 10 The following
article shows what regard the de-
mocrats pay to the laws and institu-
tons of this country.
ON Sunday evening last, in . public
house liz the borough of Lancaster, num-
Der Of citizens being present, conversation
took place on the subject Of the motion
made by the Attorney General to bring
Micheal Leib before the court in Philadel-
phia, to answer the change Of conspiracy,
&c. On this occasion William Duane ex-
pressed himself, apparently in great warmth
1--WE believe word for word, but certainly in
substance) as follows
T" BY God, if the warrant had been
granted and the sheriff had attempted
to execute it, in less time than twice
tWenty-four hours | would have had
seven hundred men atLancaster. The
/" thunder and 6Htz" Of the Northern
Liberties, the Wild Irish Of Irishtown,
and all the butchers of Philadelphia
would have turned out. We would
have pressed all the Wagons and car
riages in Philadelphia, and made the
cartridges and cast the balls on the wag-
gons coming up !"--LancGster Jour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
E9te0,

Near Charleston, MIR. VIM Kinmy, aged
20 whilt 1t Z brigade review, not having
provided himself with BOX FIR his cstridg, =
he deposited them in his waisc0t pockt 1,
which caught fire from tie fash Of his pan
as he ircautiously discharged his piece, srA
oeeasioned his death.
AT Falnioutll oh the 9th inst after j HDv.
ering sickness MIS-. Jane Morse, conscrt Sf
Mr. Thomas Morse, aged 80 vears--hae
left husband to lament tie less VI M "
teciioni1e companion and her friends sas
connections haze sustained An imep.rsa.s
loss VA The death ui this auiiaHIs .,.p...'
and All who had TIE happiness o. 81 5nt..
mate acquaintance with her.
IN TINS town, Mr.. Joseph Scott, aged 2y
formerly Of Nova Scotia.-Mrs Mary )
Eis, aged -, S~rse q ~. Ni-sS sasiF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
Thomas Crnfs-


Tqs for Iae al No. % e ~, kseg-W'Jarf,
Or, IL the corner OF Fg II Fore-F,ssti
5000 buihels excellent Yellow Corn, aao2t.
800 do Rye
100 bb!s. fupeTGne Flour
50 do Rye Flour
- caiks Burlington Hams, final, luitaJle
for chipping or fsmilics sla
, 500 bulhels White Corn, in tore
50 barrels Burlington MeE Pork
go % Wilmington Tar
50 do. Pitch
80 d.. Spirits Turpertne
a f-w boxes key Figs
Few keys Butter
Grasgs aAl ARcb1r5 as H(4ai.
April IL,
THE fubFcribers will tranfaEf buGnels an
= der the irm Of
!. Harrington < Co.
a, the fore lately occupied by Joan Coz,
no. 4, E5'55Grsst.
JOHN COE,
A,prg 4, 1907 }. HARRINGTON
ALL perfons having accounts open with
the iublcriber are requelted to call at No 4,
I'iih.itreeet and have ths fame aduaed as
foon as Pofhble J. CoE.
-H5rH 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20
ngraham & Good,

o. LTg'abaH's Wba,f
II AVE- jut received a large alarr-
men Of ENGLISH. W-INDIA GOODS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-20

1902 21TO5 222s9 lo5S{
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
BALIIMoRE. Nos. :.

A Standard vas presented on Sarnr-
day the 10Th ult. By Miss Mary Chnse.
daughter III the Hon s. Chasel tcsthe.
the troop of. First Baltimore Hnssars.rs
commanded BY captain William B. Bar
ney, "A the Prssence Of 4 large andbfiL
liant assemblage Of spectasers- The
trooPhaying been drawn up, id foii IEi-
form, before the house ar the Iudpe,
Miss Chase appeared ina dressoi white
satin. decorated in the Hussay style.
wearing an elegant military cap, en-
broideredi IN gold, with noddinT plumes.
captain barney advanced towards her.
and saluted when, holding the colours
10 her hand, she addressed him II these
words
SIR-Permft me 70 present tou
with = Standard for the Troop o have
the honour TO command. Admirihr he
patriot ardour displayed by the FIasr
BALrIsoaE HrssARs. / derive q high
pleasure from the anticipates, Tia, q
Banner, worked BY MY hand, win ever
proudly ave where honour points ana
duty leads the way. Should ! war.
which Heaven avert, prove The only re-
source Of our country against foreign
aggression, when the trumpet sounds.
may the Angel of victory hoy.roser the
gallant defenders ofour rights, and Ihsir
achievement 10 The field Of fame, be
crowned With : glorious and lasting
peacsl
10 which captain Barney replied:
MADAM-As commander Of the
!" FIRsT BALrMoRR HussAxs,n re-
eeive with the hishestsense OF patriotic
gratitude the very elegant Standard, you
have honoured them in-presep,ing.
In the event OF . war, were any other
incentive than duty necessary 10 their
exertions in defence Of ,heir insui,.d
country, this proof Of your stprobasion,
would Q fitself, be ! sufficient siimrlus
to animate their hearts with courage, and
nerve their arms with strength. BE as
sursd, that in time ofdspger twill ever
prove their rallying pdiati with II hey
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
G. d " G. r B S S.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
OctoberSO


October SO.
The resolution laid % The table yes.
terday BY Mr.. Thomas, Oh the snbiret
sof post-olRces and p~ost-roads, was taken.
up, adopted, and referred to ! commit.
tee of II, 70 eonsistO { j menbsrzfrom
each stare.
M. Rhea, Of Tennessee, offered i
resol1tion to the following siFsct.
ResoiDcd, That the committee onpub-
lie lands Be instrueted 10 enquire into the
sspedisney oflayins Of and describing
!by meets and bonnds. : tract Of land to
which there Is no Indian title, 10 the Ter.
rirory Of Orleans, includiug az the set.
dement's west Of the Mississippi, and
having Of the same into townships. sec
lions, half and quarter sections, agreea-
bly, i the several laws Of congress- for
snrsey,ng the public lands ; and also
that they enquire Into the expedisncy
Of granting one quarter section 20 each
free male white persnns who may now
reside thereop, OF who may, within
L=t UAmRA AMAnEnUA NY
- - 800
80 i
R.i,:nassss.-.ss..;r. .s., -.
s..as.s 49, ss:.SuS
5 = 81. ns.s
=. Nlsr $500
1T 1922
~ sous sonanlssee
e !,
g.as,ea, J "a. tne resoi1lion onersa
~ ~. sssseaa.y on tne so9Jssf s.. 81
Pusnc andsn l-ouisilna anu ,ne resoi
slasipn oneLe3 py g : sane gentleman g
usys e .ne s19lset 2. q lanus e we
ssssNety q ofleans g Printsu Ior INC
We ! rs nlsroels
Ps.,s.on l19m uuas6 svi, :
IT'D sns teNo.usionaEy sar.in tne VIZ
s.nls 2 PRAYING ior e sddl,,on g q:
pIssens pens.ons - : ana referred
g sne ossse.aly g "a,
- 1919 g ~. Alisson,
Hsss,'ss. ~ wnen .l.s nouse 90
losse-.asy sGjoutn tA Hlonoay.
49, 9 -. Con.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
BOSTON. Nov.

The Aristide., Capt. Williams. IA,
this moment arrived from Liverpool, in
~ days. Her latest London da,s,.
which are % the i4th September, IN.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
Lonmiffee b la Lands.
Msssrs. Boyle.
Morrow, Ohio
Goodwyn,
Russell,
Barbys
Ely.
Smell.
Comnitte< 81 Rtuisaf and aafnished
Business.
Messrs. Clopton,
Van Rensselaer,,
Dnrell. +
Eommiifee e Accoanffs.
Msssrs. Moore Of Maryland
Stedmari, :
Minor.
Mov.4.

Mr.. Thomas.-Some days since. ..
letter, was read from the President OF
the Senate, and Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives Of New ork. covering
sundry resolutions Of the iigislatdre OF
that state, on the subject Of fortfying
theport andharboar Of New.H ort, which
were ordered to be printed for the use Of
the members. I now move, that the Leu
ter and resolutions be referred 70 the
committee appointed Oh that part Of ths
Presidents message relating ";o the
aggression Of fofeign vessels Within our
ports, and 10 any violation Of u juris-
diction, and to the protection of our Ports
and harbours. Carrie. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
ORGANIZATIONS q,

Orders have been sent 10 the British
squadron in the West-I Indies, for the
Immediate capture Of Santa Cruz & 81.
Thomas.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13

ia Is -
!. That the points in controversy, be
tween die United States and Great Br;~
tain, had been discussed BY the respee-
tive ministers , and that such an amica-
Bile adjustment Of them had taken place,
asto warrant 4 notice, from both partieS
y I har peace and friendship might be
considered % being aeain restored te=
tween the two countries
Eopcnhaged had not surrendered %
The English on the 9Th Sept. although
the City was completely invested, and
all communication with It's inhabitants
cut on. Atthis date, the hombardmcne
was going on and the Suburbs on Gre
in three or four places.
The Revenge Gutter was 1expeetedt %
leave England, with dispatches, a5out
the goth Of September.
Fran a London paprr gSept 9.
We are assured that the dispatehes
recently received BY Mr.. Munroe, we've
Of . very conciliatory tendency-ana
that the tone and spirit in which they
were conceived, have already had NE
happiest eiTecA tits stated on good al.
thority, that all differences r~eiativs %
the search for seamen are,alFeady ad;uss
ed. and that a negotiation has commea-
ced for the purpose Of concluding 4 trea-
~ Of commerce equally favourable 70 the
trade and navigation Of Englasd, and 10
the true interests ofthe Amsricans."
We are glad to find that the rurror 6F
the u. S. having given cur government
only four days TO decide upon our answes
othe dispatches brought by the Revenge
schooner is wholly unfoanded. We diA
not indeed attach any credit to Il. The
differences between the two countries
are to be, as they oaghtto be, deliberate
ly discussed. The ". S. are saidto Dc
willing to allow the searchstor goods IN.
der certain circumstances, but not Is Il
low any vessel bearing their Rag To- BE
searched for men. But In order 10 idsn-
thy British and American seainen, skrv
propose that agents shall be stationed n
every commercial port in each eolMtry,
befote whom saeomplaints shalibe head
and decided, and every seaman given tp
70 that nation to which he is found 20 h.
long. Courier.
A force, Ills said. istobe inmediate-
y dispatched from this country 10 take
possession Of Madeira. Ii Is TO con-
fist We undetstandof 5000 men, soss
commanded BY gen. Beresiord.
The Sd, 25th, s4th. s2d and 2istregs-
Ten.s are mentioned as being intendsa
for this service.
The expedition, il i believed, IA.
been resolved on. ID consequence df To-
tsRissnce receisedby goyernmelt II The
hostile designs of Fra1ce and Spain q.
gainss Portugal and her Possessions.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13

Mite Ali the House then ad-
ioulnsd ill 70 morrow, 81 o'clock.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
November 5.

The Speaker laid before the House .
letter from Gen. Eaton, covering trans
.lation off memorial fromthc En- -Bashaw
of Ifipoli, dated 18th February 1907,
stating his losses and sniferings in the
American cause, and applying for com.
Pensatien also q Communication from
said William Eaton, on the justice ofhis
daims, which was referred toa select
cpmmittee ofseven.
A number Of resolutions, instracting
the committee on Post. OfRees and POST
Roads, TO enquire into the esPedisney
Of Establishing certain POST oats. were
offered and adopted.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13
November I.


November 4.
Mr.. Lewis--As the House gas not
then particularly engaged, would take
the liberty 70 can up asuhiect Of some
importance 70 the public .at large, and
Partieularly % 20 9 portion Of thar dis
trict which he had the honour immedi.
sately TO represent. Four years ago a
number Of petitions were presented to
this House, praying for ieave4to erecta
Bridge across the Potomac, in the Dis
trictof Columbia. These petitions had
bsen acted on, and at the last session 4
bill had passed this House in conformi-
y with their prayer; but for reasons
which it was now unnecessary, and
whichit would Be perhaps impfopsr 10
state, Il tnfdbeen postponed iarlke other
branch. In .order to brinR tlfs subject
once more before The House, be now
moved thar ell the pe,itions and docu.
ments. both for and against the erection
Of such . Bridge, be referred 10 . select
committee.
Mi. Thomas supposed thar al the PEE
titions and documents were transmitted
20 die other House with the bin.
Mr.. Devils had no knowledge OF the
fact, lift vas 90. He had last yearbro,s
de subject before the House 90 precise.
IL 1 similar motion.
Mr.. Ely had no doubt but the petitions
ssill remained on the files Of this House.
The bill had originated here, and he
knew Of no order for trahsmitting them
% the other House. The bill zione was
sent to the Senate. and the pstiiions
must remain on file in the Clerk Office.
Somedoubts being entertained whey
Their the motion Of Mr.. Lewis, this be.
ing new Congress, was strictly ID or
der.
Mr.. Backledge advised the Eentles
man 10 withdraw his motion, until he
could get possession Of the petitions.
when he could GONE regularly before ths
House.
Mr.. Lewis said he would withdraw his
raotion for the present. He immedi.
ately retired from the House, and in i
few minutes returned with aizree 6undle
ofpapers 10 his hand. AZ soon 81 he
had gained his place, he said
now move you, MI. Speaker, that
the petitions and doeunents, which /
now hold in my hand, for and against
the erection Of ! Bridge across Ire Pc.
tomak, in the District Of CoIumbia, be
referred toa select committee ; and thar
said committee have leave 10 report BY
bill or otherwise. Carried, andsrefer.
red toa eommittee Of Eve.
a number Of petitions we're offered,
received, and referred 10 proper com.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-13

Resolved, That 4 committee be an
pointed : oenquire whether any and what
alterations are necessary TO be made in
the laws respecting instructions and vi.
siations Of The pebble peace and au.hori.
~. o. well ~ the laws respecting the
conspiracy or s~n,erprize Of private indi-
sidnais against foreign nations in amity
with the United States, with leave 10
report BY bin or Otherwise.
Which was ordered to lie for coaside-
ration.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-06
From tie Ricdmmd Enquirer.
!. EXAMINA ALTON.

The Editor was prevented by his remote,
position, fsom- collecting the whole Of
the argument on Tuesday. He IS m,
dsb,ed 10 friend for the following
sketch:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-06

States had nace elevated q &,
'hfs y ms s5sefamsaa n al,s,'.'a
.f''s p'r'leala qaesaon, he Il II s. .S .'
sane groond W,iIeh hau b-ea ocei,.,, NY ne
.saf Hay, ba, weee aote pa,t,cal o
INTO an eXaml1aton of rs trsf1r, ! s14'1ilY
When.lhe arguments were ID &.
me eh'sl justice observed, ,h4I w. ,'sN
opinion he nigh, give upon his sns y"
he WISHED ito be II writ,ng. H y
therefore adjourn Ill! tEie mex, CAV ;, :" =
O'CLOCK, Ter. the purpose yl haylbo ,i,,. Il
consider tie question ' %
Ga "Wednesday Tie Isl OF Ap1;i,hei,a
attended, and in The prestace o. 'r ~
nunerous assembly, gaze lhe iollov,nas
plaion.~ -, I"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
FOR sAtr.
9 q e Hill [ MIL,
And two ya!,,,hla =,

And two valuable e,sa
| GITUATED in the county IS -
~ on the great road leading from s ! u
and Manassee's Gaps, in the Blue p; ;lslasA
Alexandra, Falmouth, and Fredesaa i
The mill seat commands a fall of o.. y
In very constant stream, ISSUING W. lss
ately from the Cobler Mountain, and d'; :;
proved By merchant mill tiity-iigc ~ 9 9 y
i've, three stories high, two of stone -, ~
OF wood, containing two water wheel ~
I teen feet IN diameter, one pair Of burr an = v
of Allegany stones. with the necesssn. ~
ming gcerand machinery, in perfect ren s lOF
To the mill is attached a lot OF taen,rr s'f'>
in fee simple, on which there is . f, sssI
dwelling house, 50 feet by 90, with tvoraa aV
below stairs and two above, an unHn;sEs1s.s
tico behind, of the whole length Of the bo p.N
and poroh in front, two excellent sDr;nss a,'
sing within few feet Of tie dwelling h.. 7
and the mill supply both With water. 10y
The leases are for Two unexpire,l lives :.
tain one bundled acres each. and law ada. ~
to each other, and to The mill lot. Tbey Is
soa them houses for the reception Of tc,r,,
twelve acres off Improved timothy ynea5os
and one hundred and forty acres Of alplo,.,,
land, adapted for Plaster Of PARIS sn1 VI
clover, and now in state Of high cnltiysin
The terms of safe of the above pronertv VI,
be made to suit the convenience Of the M,
chaser, to whom viii be given ar indisputl,,
title. For the terms of sale OF view Of T.
promises, application may be made to RsBg.
Hereford, Esq. residing thereupop. who !,
fully authorized to dispose OF tho same-.9r,,
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer
Little River, Loudoyn county.
Virginia, May 10. ISL laRa
p. S. Ifthe above property is nat sol! b.
he first Of October, it will, after that pesiS
be rented out for one or more years.
C.F.M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
Richard Radcliffe,


A. TRACT of LA ND, situate n the
"A comfy of Fairfax, within four miles OF
the court-hause, lying, in the fork. OF Pope's-
Head Run and Giants Castle Branch, con-
tanning four hundred fortyvthree and a guar
ter acres. 1t is good farming land, NEARLY
one half in woods, and heavily t5mbered it
abeands in a suificieney Of good meadow land,
and a number Of neyer-failing springs, with a
good ,mill-scat at the junction of the above
mentioned streams. The Improvements are,
a framed dwelling house, that, With q small
expence might be made neat and comforta-
BE, tcgether with "a kitchen, stables, corn
house. negro quarter, &c. all partly new, in
,a.healshy ssitllatlan-
Yerm.-0ne half in cash, ornegroes at va
Mation---and a credit Of one, two, or three
wears for the balance. For further informa-
ton apply to the subscriber on the premises.
Robert Radcliffe.
Fairfax County, Aug. IS. law3m
JUST RECEIVED,
a fresh sa9pyof Dr.. Whsaton's patent
Itch Ointment and 7aund1ee- Bstters,
For SALE BY r. GRAY,
Bookseller, Kingstreet, Alexandra.
Eu,e 9. lawsm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
Pf0bstty FL, SAFE.

IOTICE Is hereby giuen, That in pursu-
IN ance of deed Of trust from Mr.. w ILL ~
am Wilson to- the lats William craik, Esq.
to secure the payment ofa certain sum of mo-
ney therein mentioned, to William Fitzhugh,
Esq. shall, as the executor Of the said Will
liam Graik, proceed to sell, on the first day
of september next, on the premises, one moi
ETY. ola shres story Brick House, situate OH
Water-ssreets in the town Of Alexandria, now
in the occupation of DR.. James Kennedy, and
also small Lot adjoining it; upon acredit Of
90 and 100 days, with interest from the date
of the notes. the purchasers to. give their
notes with aa approved endorser or endor-
sers.
EDMUND I. Lee.
Executor Of William Craik, deceased,
who was the trustee.
~ A.,rust e. 2awts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
Washing Machine

-HE subscriber respectfully informs the
IL pubic, that he obtained on the 24th of
July, 1907, a P-scrt ar a Jta8itasg MACHINE
vastly superior to any heretofore invented,
and calculated 70 save more labor in WASHING,
J. As he must go to tie northwara in few days
he wishes to dispose of the right for Virginia.
Those who aish to purchase the whele:or a
part will End their interest BY calling at Mr.
Jshn J7ascn's, King street, between this and
next Monday evening.
E5enszer Jones
August 81. dSts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN Away, from heisubscriber, on the
18th Of juno last, negro 7vonlaa, named MI
MY, Of a light cctaplcxion, somewhat mas
cuiinc, remarkable large and strong made,
when spoken to, If taken by suIprlzc, stam-
mers--Had ON when shewent away alsSrlped
homcspun cotton short gown and petticoaf.-
Whoever takes up said negro and brings her
homcto the Subscribers farm, GanI-Spring.
in Fairfax county, or confines her in any Jail
SO that the subscriber gets her again Shall
receive the above reward.
Elizabeth PIake.
August l. law7w*