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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
Capt. Rose, light cavalry.
Can't Anderson i.if1., co,.ns

Colonel Sinonds, we understand, is under
orders to march in the direction OF Oswego.
Col. Bugbeck, of artillery, is, we understand,
ordered for Detroit ito which position a res
pectsbie force, it IS supposed, >nl soon be de.
tachod from The new raised corps ...durora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

The United States Frigate Chesape AXE,
Commodore Decatur, anchored 1T the qua
rantine ground Lass evening, from cruise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
STITH MEAD.

GJ WE, the undersigned, Magistrates Of
the City of Richmond, having convened in con-
sequence Ola report said to prevail in the Coun-
try, that some cases Of yellow fever exist in the
city, and having ascertaned from the informati-
on OF the Physicians and others, that no such
case has heretofore or does now exist, except in
the instance ofone family in which biliou: fe-
Yer of unusual violence pi evoiied for some days,
but which is again restored to perfect health
And being further assured from the same sour
" information that the Inhabitants OF the CT
ty enjoy better health than has been usual at tho
same season of former years, do hereby certify
the same for the purpose Of dispellng the alarm
DAVID BULLOCK, IMayor,
E. CARRINGTON, Rscoyaer,
d. LAMBERT,
JOHN ADAMS,
b. TATE,
{. TOMPKINS.
Richmond. Sent 21
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
September 9, 1868

Mr.. Erving, the American agent at Madrid,
has acknowledged the authority of the French
Emperor in that city For his respect to the
powers that be, he is assailed with federal ven
gcahce' and called the son of an cid tory, and
hiss full share of the ephithets of which fad.
raiSts are very lavish upon all the friends of our.
government. Was mfr Ewing to declare war
for the United States of America 9Ss!cn. Re
.ister
Yesterday the District Court opened in this
Town. A great number OF hbcis have been fled
mostly TOR breaches of the Embargo Laws-'rhe
session viii undoubtedly be interesting, Z much
longer than USUAL. Salem Register.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

We are happy to learn, that His Excellency
Soy. Sullivan, OF Massachusetts, who has been
dangerously indisposed, is pronounced by his
PhysicisAs to be out of danger~-M T. Evening
Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
PERSECUTION

y any 1T an gill sue thee at the la.u, and take
dtpa2 thy Coat, let him haze thy Coax ASA
Mar. 5, 40
Great pains appcars to have been taken by
William Surrey and his advocates, 10 make
known abroad the amount of Il verdict given
him by the court OF Caroline or the 18th OF .iu-
gust last, ina manner 10 impress the public mind,
ii was on fair and impartial trial. have de-
iayed saying any th'ng in the papers until could
obtain copy Of the records from the Clerk,
and obtain advice on the prospect of redress il,
laws the verdict being thought by the greater
part OF the people pr, mt at the trial, to be
surprising, highly unreasonable and truly extra
vag mt But from the face Of the records and
what Can learn from my counsel, they wer so
certain OF success or my part from tire plainness
~ tiiv US, anu upt Doug sufficiently guarded
against Nj. Curcys Management-did not pc
cure the docket, such ground. AS would en-
able one 10 appeal with assurance Of success
and my great aversion 20 the painful business of
law, hrs influenced me TO submit to the oomse-
quences of thc SUIT, by promising the public
true statement OF The documents and dispositions
offered 10 the court for my tletence--( wine h may
be had in a few days It Mr.. Grantland's Printing
Office, Richmond) JAS these were dispositions re-
lected by the Cuut, that think ought to have
been admitted, together with other reasons
which shall offer to shew the want of justice.
BY Offering the which. for the perusal ofthe pub
lic, they will be capable ef iindss:ns Cor them
selves Let others deyiate as they my, il is
my duty to support the spirit and dignity of my
pfoscssiol--weh knowing. =" all ti.,t will Iva
Cody in Christ Jesus, sh al suffer persecution
g Tim. 3, u, and &c If any man suffer as a
christian, let hi not be ashamed, but let him
gso,iy God on this behalf" ( Pet. 4, IL
:. Love your enemies, bless them that curse on,
do good to them that hate you, and pray for them
winch despteiuily Use you and prosecute you :
that We may be the children of your father which
is in heaven" Mat. ), a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

We would advise the violators of the En-
barge Laws, to show 1.-THE mare inpeu,,;ty
in their schemes. Let tho means be clever.
even if the end be contemplate. Bunplinp
spoils the most brilliant enterprises. Bar.
rington would never have been so highly ce-
ebrated, but for the great ingenuity and adj
dress with which he evaded the criminal
laws Of England.
Let them study ali the formularies of 'raud
Let them, ct least, have prize mas.er put
on board Of their vessel, ana let her be cen
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FOR THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

CAPT CAPT c ss"@c'. comp.ne, of the 9Th
e Capt c cess:, Rss-l't''"''y
Capt Townsend, light artillery.
Cant Rose LIGHT cavalry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

SHOULD there only be two means of
entering part with which we have a right
to trade the employment OF the s7vord or the
payment of 'rjbufe 20 Great-Britain---will
an independent spirit hesitate long in deci-
dug! Is it not infinitely better to force trade
by arming oar merchantmen than submit to
British taXationS Let as purchase orr en-
trance into these ports by key OF Iron, not
of Gold
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

James Monroe, esq. has arrived in this City
from kentucky
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

The Republicans OF the city and county Of
New-Yors have displayed an example, that
is worldly OF respect and imitation in
spite of their iocai. feeting.; in spite of their
long aud deep attachment to the Vice Presi-
dent Of the u. States, scarcely less than $500
Republicans, seeing the necessity ofunion at
this tempcstuous crisis, have nobly slept for
ward, to support the administration, the en-
barge. and the nomination Of Madison. J,et
the friends OF James Monroe go and do like
wise!"--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

when the Presidential election was first
on the tapis. it was the duty of Geo. Clinton
an James Monroe to have stood aloof from
Che tunuIts OF contention, and eft the people
70 Chouse Er themselves. 1t was their dutv
to pave said to their. friends owe are no
candidates; bnt if the people think proper
10 elect ns, we shall conceive ourselves
bound to obeythe will of our coun-rv."
Such zcaa their conduct; and what is now
their duty .N07c, that the choice of the Re-
pubcaus seems to have been irrevocabiv
fixed now, that the resolutions of a large
proportion of them have explicitly gone in
favor of James Madison as the next PresiA
dent ; now that their ozyn flames are merely
used Ia foneht division among the republi-
cans; and to cxctc an opposition 10 the En-
barge and TO the uea sures Of the administra-
ton, now, that their oid political opponents
seem gathering new strength and attackinp.
the administration with pArricidai fury 1t
IS time for them to come forth and still the
tempest OF their party. IL is their duty tn
relieve the anxiety OF their country, ard rail-
" around the republican banners 1t is at
such a crisis as this, that the venerable John
Langdou of New-HampShir has come E2yiD
to reiuie the tale of caunny, and aid the
coNse of his country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

or The subscribe, agent for the Batters.s
PaPer-mllls, nearP -tcrsburg, will give the high
est price for c can linep and cotton RAGS, Def,
1t ], -. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
John Gadby.
iaw5t
Feb. o..
GREAT BARGAIN.

z n lENIlNG to remove to the state OF
& Tennessee as soon as possible, ! wish te
dispose of the following valuable and increas.
+ ing property upon lcwterms, which property
|. l. Inherited from hey ancestors, who Lave. lad
legal title TO the. same for upwards Of aae
hundred years.
One. t1act we'll known by the name
g. ABlSGDox, being on the Po,omec river
betwcen Alexandria asld George Town, and
nearly opposite the city of Washington, beau
tifully situated, containing about Four Hun
dred acres, now leased TO the Mr.. Ny.ises for
three hundred and sixty dollars per annum
with. ether stipulations contained in the sax
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
first, ieascdto William Fraser for forty dol
lars per AMMAN, containing about sixty =
ores.
One other tract containing ten acres
of bottom land, adjoining tn Fours1ile Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and a half
miles of George own containing RS acre..
The greatest part of this land is heavily CO.
vcrcd " ith rcd and white On.
II Il S O,
!. Three thousand acres on the Sc;oto
R.yer, in the state Of Ohio. :.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George D.. lAlcxaneler, being one moietyof
the land nc was entitedto for bis military ser
vices during the revolutionary war All the
title papers with the wills under which am
entitled to the above property, ere in the
.hai.ls Of BALpwIn DADE, Esq. to whom. ap-
;5lication will please TO be made for tern1s&c.
he being legally authorised to contract a,s
dispose ef all the aboye valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be civ
en-.
Waite S. Alexander. y
August IS. CO -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
GARDEN SEEDS
For S1if,
August IS.

TyHE SUBSCRIBER has large assert
/ ncnt Of GARDEN SEEDS Of last years
growth. Peas, early Charleston. Marrswtst,
40. Green RoEslyal, do. Early Dwarf Beans,
assorted, Lima do.Nensor, do Cabbage. Larry
! York Early Dwarf, White Savoy, Y cli3S- and
Greea, do. Salmon and Purple Radisnes, Red,
White and Black, Iurnip Radishes, Celery,
Entise, Spinage, Parsley, Red Beet, Carrots,
-Parsnips, White, Red, and Portuga; Onion,
Early, Long, Green, and Co1n1ncn, Cucura-
benLettice, Early, selesia, iGe. andRoya,,do
Asparagus Roots, Herbs Of all sorts.
IL s O,
A large variety Ct Grated Fruit frees,
Flowering Shrubs and Roots, collection of
Green House Plants, in Pots. Orange, Chg
dock, and Lctapa Trees, in Boxes, fit t. bear
Fruit
Apply at his :a-urssry, lower en-, 81 Pitt
street, Alexandria
PETE Billy.
FeD'aaf? = Ssw4tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
81 TO RENT.

~ HI 1, subscriber offers to rent forsonc Oh
: 4 more years, adjoining the place where
on he now asses, asBlacksmith's shop. with a
.eosnpe,e set os Tools, a Dwclling-house IN
aoTa tortablc csaGi taeN, calculated for iaI1i
igs fogefher~wi5ll between tssee and four acres
of very rich land From several years eNpe-
rienees can with truth declare, that there
car. be no bette3. stand for blacksmith than
the one nos offered to let.
Thomas. B. Moreland.
MARYLAND, BroaEcrses.3
December s.-il5.] iawtf
NJ r. IF don't rent the fine s;ar,l,
will give good wages to young l,.as., CT q
man with family 7. 8. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
!. Orc &c REA1'ED for one,o more gears !;


yTcIIg whole of the. REAL ESTATE be-
/ longing TO Presley Carr Lave, lying in
and adjacent to the town Of cgntrssille, an
Fairfax county.
This property consists of the well known
& TAVERN now occupied by Mr.. .fdGn A,Ti-
cAeH
The STOREsHOUSE nesg In the occu-
pancy Of Mr.. Daniel Harrisgf oar--and from
eight hundre1 to a thousand acres. of good
FARM Nc LAND, at present in the pes
session of slr Carr ~. Lane, and Mr.. Hial-
ter Locker, which WILDE disposed ofin sepe-
rate tracts or entire.
II is presumed that any person disposed. 10
buy or rent any of the above property viii Rrs,
view the same and judge for thcmsclves--a
favthes description is therefore unnecessary.
aF Mr. Laae zuoG.a tase snsl!
preportisn tn Negroes.
Hanifon Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County Get. IS, law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03

LEWIS AND CLARK'S
Mp OF .ApRf4H .dAzERICA

Mp OF NORTH AMERICA. 49,
From longitude 90 west, to the Pacific Ocean
and hetween 360 and $40 north latitude
with extensive Marginai Notes. Dimensi
cas- five feet eight Inches by three feet ten
inches
EMsRAcrNe all their late. discoveries, and
that part of the contineRt heretofore the least
known. This map will be complied from the
best maps now extant. as well published as in
manuscript, from the collectlye infoTmatisn
of the best informed travellers through the
various portions of that region, and correctsn
BY a series of several hundred celestial obsery
vations, made by Captain isegis during his
late tcars
Fea fh@. convenience Of subscribers, these
several works VIII De delivered at the most
respectable commercifl towns. &nis at the seats
of government of the respective states. AZ 1
territories within the Union: no advance II
required, nor viii payment be demanded an
til such delivery is made.
HE price of part the hrst lin two vols
Ill be ten dollars, and that of part the sc.
cond, IN one volume, eleven dollars, delivered
IN boards. Price of the Map, ten dollars.
Any persons who may have subscribed
for these works, to lists which contained nc
stipulated prices for the same, and who may
be dissatisfied with the terms now proposed
are at liberty to withdraw their names from
such lists. at any time prior to the LIST slay o
Decenlber next. NJ. LEVIN
PAaiaaeipfaa' Jane ;. fAug. Fl
WI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
LEWIS AND CEARKfS TOUR
no TIRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,
PROSPECTUS
THROUGH
TIE INTERIOR Or TEE CONTINENT OF Z
MONTH AMERICA,
THROUGH

-rSQN III
Performed 6y crGer ofs.te Government Of Tx
United STATES,
Durins the years 1904, 1905, and 1905.
Tins work viii be prepared by Capt. Afcr-
q0ether Legvis, and will be .d;sided into two
parts, the whole comprized ~ three volumes
octave, the first consuming at least seven hun
bred pages. the second and third from four to
five hundred each. printed ON good paper, and
fair plea type. The several solupacs IN sue
cession will be put to press at as early PERI
DDS as the ayocations of the author Will per
!, rlir i'm to prepare them for publication.
Tins distribution Of. the work has been
made with view to the acoamlnodationlo f
every description of readers, and is here Of
fered to the patronage of the public in such
shape, that all persons Wishing to become sub
scribers, may accommodate themselves with
either of the parts, or the entire work, as It
shaiihe most convenient to- them selves.
Subscriptions received by RsEEar GRAY,
Alexandria.
Detached .from this gyoa,k, Tiers viH be tao.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
Spanish HIDES,

spanish t1IIJ,Er4s,
White and brown claycd SUGARS Il
bags,
..iuscayaslo SUGARS is hhds, s bis. s
l.rccn c OEFEE IN bags,
Madeira WINE,
London particular market dc. II PAPes
half pipes and or. casks.
G4saloria tso. In or. casks
Castle SOAP in boxes,
lest Spanish Sugars,
a few tons of LOCKWOOD.
Nath. Wattles, g Co
Feb a6. law3sgs. 4
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&. !. Wenty dollars reward.

N Nm AWAY yesterday morning, negro
II man named Charles Johnson, aboa!
feet or 9 INCHES high, very black, has q srsa!l
scar on one of his checks !; las legs arc small
FORA person of his size had on ana took with
him a grey coating roundabout lined with Han
mel, and trousers of tie same, black coat .
an old grey grcat-coat, with variety OF other
cloathing not rccollected. Five Dollars VIII
be given if taken in the county, or the above
reward if oQt, and reasonable ehargesl if bro't
home. 8. LAWRENCE HOOP, sen.
~. Masters of vessels and others are eau.
toned against harboriB or carrying him OF.
December IS &c =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
7'Hg SUBSCRIBERS

Tbs SuBScRIBERs
Bssag desiroas Of bringing the AFFAIRS Gee l'tte
arm 81 THOMPSON and VETO = i, Sos'
auo6eiosc, OEFE3a l0Ia SAL Estsc otlosv-
SHo
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REAL PROPERTY, viz.

X
lots extending back rs feet; at present Zoo.
cupied by joseph Janney, James Russel, asse
3 James r. Riddle and Co. The situahc ~ y
consideredae be araeng the st tof business
in Alexandria.
A dwelling house and lot On the north 2. SIDE
]. Of King4street, near the corner OF Ling als
!, Pitt-streets, occupied by Samuel SnoWden. 3
Alot, fronting Sc feet on Pitt-streeta rex.
tending backells feet. and bounded On the
south bysan alley, on whicfsis shed oecupi-
.ed by nj. Dorsey, coach-lnakcr.
.ts A brick dwelling house on Prince-strect
bctwixt Fairfax and Royal-strerts, occupied
.by William Lowering
{ Also, the vacant lots adjoining, on each
side OF said house. Their. situation for bust
ness equal to any unimproyed property IN
town.
/ That. large commodious and brick tavern,
in George own, with all the buildings and
Improvements attached thereto, situated on the
main street leading from the public fcrrE /;
occupied by Joseph Semmes.
1 Three handsome three story brick dwel
! ling houses, with brick stables and carriage
houses, being part of the SIX buildings, situs
ased on Pennsylvania avenue, in the cityos
! Washington.
!, A handsome, conamodious, and wel.Sltiish-
bed brick dwelling house, in Charlestown. ) Cd
| ferson county, late the property OF Van Ru-
therford, with large garden and the cornsr
stsrchouse on same lot, situate near the CEN
tire of the main street.
Also, atan- yard with suiadryinpT oyolnsnts,
comfortable dwelling house ani lst sdJloia--
ing, very handsomely situated, sc. Late the
property Of George Hite.
Also, atwo story house and lot on the ,Asin
street, at present occupied by Charles Foulk.
And a vacant lot on the main street, in
central situation for business.
For particular information respecting the
above property in Charles-Iown application
may be made to lillian. Tate, Esq. Of that
place, or to Henry 81. George Tucker, Esq Of
Winchester.
A tract oflandin Loudoun county. contaiu~
1sng 400 acres, situate. near the Gusn Spring
late the propertYofJ Spencer. On thistract
there arc two settlements and about 60 acres
IN .cultivation, the rest OF the iantl well tim
bered;.the new turnpike road will pass thro':
part of this tract. Captain Charles Lewis
living near the GuA-Spring, viii shew chs
to any person desirous Of viewing it.
One other tract Of 1876 acres, IN. Frederkie
county, about four miles from Winchester
and near the lands belonging to judge Holmes.
Tor Particulars apply to Rsssay s.. George
1ae&er, Esq.
One other tract Of 400 acres, ilr Hampshire
county, on a branch Of Fairlcy's Run, near
the town of Frankfort, for1peg!y owned BY
Daniel Jones. II
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Z
I.
fOieph Mandev;ns
1851 y nAs ~ ~" AthFAx-Sraay,, {
| s, 8 s .l -. !. = :,
! :. -. So I'm DALI,
! An allOTtrCnt OF Wine
! amps pncr, Ii
a1s, exc.
,,.rrIn uH,'' 81
Sherry
I -, M;INyro
.as spo'. "1S Eo.
~. nlalasa
.eneli'ic "
,,s aol s..a 81
ola .Es'cPhe 4aeaoc iaret, in case. y
one aozen y
a lew oozeh nue. oia lrontinac
|. pitlo xs 40 oest,Wine bitters
Jamaica jan :. ga W es'-lhelia run
New-Eh5lahd CO.
Ioshla1' bouraeaux ana NAPLES lrady
s.laoiiana ana country ga
ochieaam gin IN cases
~ 1rls , Nh,sKey' very o!a
~ parfe,s pennsylvania rye whisky
+G SMl: N nfreis
r,sl n1e Wiile ana Siaef vinegar
florence OIL IN hasSs
hossheaes fiayallna money
- 40 choice retailing raalssses
Guhpo %
In.Pe'lai
ilysoii IEAS
lsuh5 Iiysoh OF GOOD cncg.,
ysoh-skih ana
''oaehoHS
Muscovsdo sugars different Qualities
Bensai wf.te 90. -,
LOAF ara ipiip sugars Fhiiaaeipa's, G4
tlr1.osc ana AleSaha,ia'
LelpeE . Gari1.. . anu Hamilton sAvf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
FOR SALE.

Fsbwaary sa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
Landing and for Sale,

Fran tic brig FaS0uts, cert. .5 9 az sfaeey
bales Russia SI1EETINGssS sss
8 do. RAVENS DUCK
{ II do. ALMONDS
3 hhds. COFFEE
SO BIS. new RUM
John G. Laid,
Also .fron brig Rsth, eatt. 106ey'
94sbls. and 2 hhds. RUM
L;nseed, Spermace.i and Tanners OIL
SOAL LEATHER, GOLDFISH in boxe'
SALMON in barrels
A quantity of SHOES, sc.
FOR SALE AS ABoYE,
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TIL Z Subscriber viii engage to supply irera
Z one to two millions of lzERRI.h9ssIS during
tie comingsseason,. at six shillings per thou
sana--at his landing foar miles below Alex
aadria.
WiIliam Foote.
ES,.,,,aryseo law
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JAMES BACON,

.ftA;s GnocEE fSTonE, on KIny-stretf, ~ "
addition 10 ais to,mcr stock, adlke
A ffsi!, Supply Of Genuine A5ae'ssy'n
the Grocery Line;
Which, makes his assortment con1isN'
He now ogersJo,. sa.s, oa his usual 4'' 'sI.'
Mufcoyado Sugars OF various qas1
Iities,
Loaf and Lamp ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, y = % ,.,,,
lIyson, particular ''''S''
n 19sos iasa a,.a fa',iiT use
Souchong
Est green Coffee,
Chocolate, .cf superior quality
Madeira,
Muscles,
Sherry, .Rs
Lisbon, ~
Tcaerlf.c,
- MALAGA, and
C enuine Old Port
Coz. e and Boudeaux Brandy
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use Nsa
Antigua, ST. l,rolx, St. Vmeehts' '''
ss.asslaad Rum,
Holland Gia,
Irish and country WblD&y,
.Molasscs, Wine. ind Clsier ! iHe51''
StougL,tos.' Hittcrs. ;neo,o
Mace, rntnaees, cloves, cass'a; mrosRI
Cayenne and black pepper, race aau ,,rs,
Iingcr, basket salt tor table use r'@ mt and
rice, starch, fg blue, sosp, rnoslo, .'f asarr
spermacet candies, refined sa!t-PeI.; ,srr
indigo, alum, oopperas, madder, D' b.,t@ !
spinning Gotten, patent shot all slss. .r scar
rlish and country made sunpoSusSenw iirs 70
and smoking tobacco, very 9es' '
bacco. :. rI,,nter's pipe
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff HUM
in soxes. g super"
London mustard, warranted Of .;or psnef
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrap Iy ss,srF"
dc,nitohu's, sc. sc. with genera ah have beeI
.ieic in his ;ne--the whole OF wn niSnosed Of %
,ectct with care, and VIII De ''
tire very iswest terms -----
pRIsrEp DAILY BfrN
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Five Dollars Reward.

FlVE. BUIIdIS NEWdIU
Ran away from the subscriber, on Saturday
evening last, ~
( 4 Negro MQ5s named DAMON,
a BOUT five. feet ten inches high, twenty
N Dne years Of age, slender made, and
likely fellow. Had or when he vert away a
blue roundabousj ackes and pantasoons, striped
swansdown wsistcoat, acd it is supposed took
with him sundry other clothes. It's expect.
sd he has gone TO Georgetosno o. y ashlnston.
The above reward will be given for appre-
hending said fellow ard reasonable charges If
brought home.
John Gadfby.
y. Feb. %. law5t
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BY VIRTUE Of decree ofthe high court
Of chancery Of .hs. state Of Maryland, will be
exposed TO public sale, in the town OF Port
Z3tacce, Charles county, at the court house,
nj three O'Clock in the afternoon OF the secon.
day of the next August term OF Charles coun
ty court, which commences on the 4th Mon.
day OF august next = a parcel eli LAND, late
the property Of John d. Sron, deceased, tie
ing part of i tract of land called Foyaton No
nor, lying upon q branch of Naniensy Greek
on the post road leading to Naniemoy from
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and about
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
This land consists of about 500 acres, OF
which between SO and 100 acres are well tim
bered, about 20 acres are in marsh, and tho
remainder arabic and very productive.
The terms of sale are, THAI the purchase
ehall give bond with sufficient security to pa
the purchase n oney in twelve months from
the sale. II win be sold entire or in parcels
aa may best suisthe persons ipeiinea to pur-
ehase.
Francis Key, Trustee.
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