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Me that this humble and patriotic Experiment
vi,l meet with due patronage and support.
should this institution be found to answer be-
Asnescial purposes others NiIlarise in support
- the same cause, and establishments on q
lresr ssals ssessss the Ssst saysAsrss.:
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George w. P. Gusts.

T Subscription papers will be placed In In
sthe Coffee-houses Of Alexandra, Geo. Town,
the City and elsewhere. A list OF the SUB
scribers will be published and a meeting cal
led fec organizing the company.
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SALT AFLOAT.
1000 bushels Isle May SALT.
FOR SALE, BY
LaWralon and Fowl.

ALSO,
Landing from Schooner Elizabeth, CAM
Newcomb, from Boston, '
so hogsheads Muscoyado Sugars
SO boxes fresh Chocolate.
| case Straw bonnets
do. American Check. Diaper & TictI
IN STORE, /
A few pipes Holland Gin,
80 casks Malaga Wine,
Coffee, Chocolate, Mould and DIT G,
dies, Brown Soap, Boston Bay Msckael
Sla,l, No. Beet, 1000 sides Seal Leah,
100 pieces Ravens DUCK, S trunks Men !
Womens' Shoes OF different qualities,
December 81, ataws,
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By n. G.. DUFIEF,
Hs..aor Of Aafaye Displayed in her Hcde ef
teaching languages to man, afqlhed 10 ne
IYszck language, &C.
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The first book of nation is TIE dictionary
Of their own language.
VoLSEY.
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The subscriber trusts that the pubic viss
duly appreciate his motives in the promoting
this very useful establishment, and acquit hira
5of all selfish or interested views. His labors
iaarealways been guidedby a far different I'M
pulls -. Pro hafria se,n1ae will ever be the
motto of the Arlington Institution, and Pus-
lie Utility Its end.
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ORPHANS COURT,
This IS to give Notice.

THAT the subscribers have obtained fraI
& the Orphans Court Of Alexandria
in the districsof Columbia, letters testama
tary on the estate of James lfRssett, late OIL
County aforesaid, Merchant, decd. ~ M
sons having claims against tie said decsas44
are hereby warned to exhibit the same vi
tie vouchers thereof, to the subscribers ont
before the 4th day Of May next, or they M
by law be excluded from sill benefit toS
estate, and those indebted thereto are rs9r
ed to m axe immediate payment
Given under our hands this 4th day OF N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14
WASHINGaON Ian 6.

Ahe Senate yesterday took up the report ia
the case of John smith
mir HGdma then called the Attentions Of the
Senate to letter, received on Monday, from
Mr. Smith In which he intimates tte expec-
cation Of being allowed counsel, and compul-
sorry process for Witnesses
Wnen this letter was read, Mr.. Smith
made the following applications;
10 he informed specifically of the char
ges against him.
Z. 10 be allowed process to compel the at
tendance of witnesses
). And to be allowed the privilege of being
heard by counsel.
Mr.. Adams concisely assigned his reasons
against compliance with the two first re-
quests, and animated his acquiescenCe in the.
last.
He was followed by Mr.. 1ftcjiiH, who ex-
pressed similar sentiments with Mr. ACS>ss
Mr. HtAh1Hse considered the only poiWs3z
at present proper to be decided, was that
which respected the allowance OF counsel
This privilege being granted, such other
steps as might be necessary could be taken.
With this impression he moved that John
Smith or Ohio be heard by counsel not cx-.
ceeding two.
MIR. Hdams moved to amend this motion by,
adding to shew cause why the report ofthe.
committee should not be adopted"
WI. OuydTN' followed, at considerable
length, it, defence of the right of an accused
Senator, not merely to be heard by counsel,
but likewise to have the benefit oftestimony,
by compulsory process. Hcfikewise strenu-
ously contended that the only testimony on.
which the Senate could act must be LEGAL
testimony, such testimony as would be receiv--
ed in court of law.
He was followed by Mr.. Idams, who cons
tended that the Senate, question of eX--
puision, was not bound by the rigid rules Of
a court Of law, but were vested by the Con-
stitution with a sound discretion. Mr.. A.
refraiued from any thing beyond an incidental
notice Of the argument Of Mr. Bayard, Con-
siderng it altogether irrelevant to the questi-
OH before the senate.
Mcssrs Anderson and Giles took similar
ground with M. Adams and Mr.. HIhhouse
with MIR. Dayard.
Mar. S. Smifh, Qest an incorrect imprsssi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

Mr.. CroTcninshieid advocated this amend
mcnt; and Messrs. Biacklcdge, Duicll, Val
Horne and Pitkin opposed it.
Mr.. Orkney withdrew his amcndmcct, ant
substituted " from the last day Of Januar,
instant"
Messrs. Dana. Quincy and Crowninshielt
advocated this motion, and Messrs. Thomas
MCreery, and G.. w. Campbell opposed it
and twas negatived 81 to "a.
The committee then rose and reported the
bill with the amendment, which was concur
red in by the House.
A motion, made that the bill be read third
time tomorrow, was uegatived--Ayes 90.
The same motion for to-day was agreed tc
without division.
On motion Of Mr.. w. Aston, the House
took up for consideration the report of the
committee of the whole on the bill FIR con-
tinuing IN force for a limited time the act
fixing the salaries of certain officers of the u.
States.
Mr. Stanford moved thu. the bin should be
re-committed to committee with instruc-
lions to report general bin on the subject of
salaries,
Mr. Eondokth asked if motion for post
Ponement would now be in order.
The Sneaker said it would when the mott
on now under consideration was disposed of.
MIR. Stanford withdrew his motion, and
Mr.. Randoifh moved to postpone the consi-
Iteration of the bill indefnitivelv.
A debate arose on this motion, in which
Messrs. Randolph, Livcrmorc, and Lyon adj
vocated the motion, and Messrs G. w Camp
bell, Fisk, w Aston, Sloan, Love, & Mas
ters opposed the motion.
Mr.. Rondo'hh varied his motion, SO as to
postpone it till the first Monday in March,
instead of indifntelv.
Mr.. Bi65 amended the r,oti-r ,(NIr. Ran
do.ph agreeing) to the first Monday in Fee
bruary.
This n>tion was supported by Mcssrs.
Quincy and Gardner, ard opposed " Messrs.
W. Aston, Southland, Holland, & Chandler,
and negatived-Ayes 4O-Nays 63.
Mr. Rdrdoihh moved that the bill be re-
committed to the committee by whom it was
reported.
This motion was supported by Messrs.
Stamford and Van Horne, and opposed bv
Mesars. Holland, w. Aston, CIV Campbell,
and Rhea, IT. 80 was negatived without a
division.
The bill was then ordered to third read
ing tomorrow, without division
Debate hereafter
A motion to adjourn was negatived-4G
to IS
The bill for continuing the Mediterranean
Fund was read The third time, and passed
without division.
On motion OF Mr.. Blount the House took NJ.
for consideration the Amendments made by
the Senate TO the bill for erecting fortincati-
ons; but before any decision, a motion to adj
journ was put and carried
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

M X. LIE TELLER, DENTYS7-Is now
~ Pracucing in the various branches of his
procession, 1. G. cleansing and restoring the Teeth
70 their natnral elegance, setting artificial ones
so as to be useful as wellas ornamental, plueginq
INC decayed cavities OF such US can be preserved
ana extracting such are too far gone to be saved
n winch operation he makes use oS.- Byuf7s PATE,
F*rGct'Hg I-@frR1neHt--which takes the teeth on,
Snno.t any possibility Of fracturing the Jaw OF
Dp'psing the gums, and with much less pain thar
he instruments that are in general use.
ne deems It unnecessary TO say any thing con.
seFIIa!hg the advantages derived from the manner
OF ms performance or his abilities, Leaving Il 70,
ms former operations to speak.
ne has DENrtTR1cE of a superior qrtality.
solS o. corrosive substances, prepared by himself
!, HIS dwelling is at the house next to f. Ran.
soiph,s, near the Captnl---A line or servant III.
'eIted to tiic said place, will be attended to.
80 a., 40 G2awtf1
W Dir. Le Teller Informs those that are ,ra.
yeDingto Norfolk, that his Brother is practicino
dentistry there, and his abilities are une xceptior.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

w ILL be sold to the highest bidder, en- the
w !" emises, on .i!oay the 5th dty OF Febr,,
Nry neat, the tract of l. AND in Amherst connie
on which Cornelius Thomas, late of that county
resided, Ii lies about four miles from thc tow,
OF War'ninster, and contains 200 acres. Great.
or part Vi It IS tobacco land, equal in quality 10 a.
ny lana IN shat or any other county in this state
some fine meadow land and plenty Of tinbcr.
q tolciao!e mil on ncver-taiIing stream, 50 or
VIII scl thc whoc together or in lots to- snit n,,.
chaser'. NY terms arc one fourth in cash. and
inc balance IN one, two, and three years. Bonds
WIN approved security, OF decd of trust ON the
land val be required
REUBEN B. PATERSON,
A"ernI in fact for Cornelius Thomas.
Buckingham, Jan. 9. (irv4vyGS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

II DUCATION,-My school will be open 70,
- the reception Of students the ca suing year
'D'ut the trst of February in which will be
,'ugi'I, EnShsh Grammar, Latin, Geography, HIS
'oIy' Euollds Elements, Elocution, Boos-kes,
lng, Eeading, Writing and Arithmetic Tho
price for tuition will be twenty doiIars Cor 49,,
,erin, 20 be paid half yearly in adyanee-Bo9rd
may be haeon reasonable terms in the neighbour.
hood. R!Cun NJ crSs,5
h''uVscseS1 Zee n. (1awfwT)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14
DoARDING ScHoeL-Ennunn LAW.

BOARDING SCHO9L-EpmuND Law
Ip RENEE purposes TO take the management
of a school, in Hanover, 10 miles from Rich
mond and from Macon's Mill. The situation is
very healthy.
He will take s boarders only, from TO Is
Years ofage, and few pupils from the neirhbor-
hood. Board, tuition and washing will be 100 S
for the term, which viii begin on the 5th In
slant and end on the 18th of December following /;
and 90 S for tuition only. In both cases quarter
ly payments in advance will be required Great
pains will be taken to improve his pupils in learn
ing and virtue. There win be two vacations of ] S
days each, one in the Spring and the other in the
Fall, for which no deduction will be made. Those
who are not acquainted with him and may wish
to place children under his care, are requested to
apply to James Govan Esar. of Hanover and
David Bullock Esqr ofRichmond, for any infor-
nation, which they may desire.
IAN. S. Elaw3w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

kWE5H TEAS-The subscriber las still or
\ hand few chests and boxes fresh lrnperia
ana Young Hyson TEAS: Also, a. few piece hes.
company Nankcen, with an assortment of Satins
silks, Gauzes and sewing Silks Hayine, 80
above articles himself in Canton, lie ca, vo,,cl, 6 !,
The quality aid can SCH them very cheap w.
=, % kOBT. N. PAGE.
jan % q. x T.tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

a GREEABLE to a deed Of trust, executed to
I n James Lewis and Matthew Henderson, by
John Henderson. will be exposed to sale, for Pa
DIV money, before the door of Elijah Garths Ia
vern in the town of Charlottesville, ore Bay
HORSE. with blazed face, on the first Monday
in February next, being Albcmarle court dav, il,
order to satisfy said trust.
jas. LFWIS,
1gATREW HENDERSON.
Charlottesville, Jam Z. Tlaw3w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14
Haw3w.]

II virtue of deed os trust, executed by JOSH
II ali Bingham and Elizabeth his wife TO the
subscriber, bearing date the Goth September,
1907, and recorded in the II. court, to secure the
several sums of money and interest therein men,
toned, will be ssld on the premises, to the high
est bidder, for ready money, the House and Lot
on Shockoe Hin now occupied by said Bingham,
on the twentieth day of this present month.
JOHN F. PRICE, Trustee
Rshmond, JAM. (1awtds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14
VALUABLE LAND foR sALE-on

" ALUARLE LAND FOR S.iLE-On
"Wednesday the 10Th day of February ne.t.
viii be exposed to sale, to the highest bidder. for
ready money al GoociIiand court. house. The tract
OF LAND whereon Edward y JlIing at present
resides, lying on James river, IN the county of
Ooochi"nd, ABOUT Three miles above the court
Louise, containing by estimation one thousand A.
cres, be the same more OF less, or so rauch Of
the SAID tract shall be sufficient to discharS,.
the toih'w iIiSfsums OF money, the payment yie;e-
oil mas been secured by three several deeds n,
tFtst on the s:dd land, executed by SAID BOILING
as follows, 10 W.T. One executed to Frederick
flarfls and William Miller, bearing date the Id h
day OF Jdly, 1870, ior the purpose OF securing the
payment OIL sum oil money due to John L. H,r
ms . 20. tue balance whereof amounting Ia be-
tween = hundred and fifty and Two hundred and
sixty pounds mas been assigned 10 Charles Smith .
One ether executed 10 Charles + Bates and JV,n
Miller, bearing date the 2Oth dav OF October
1890, tor the purpose of securing to Frederick
Harris the payment of i've hundred and nine
pounds WITH interest tSereon from the / Il dav of
November, 1900 and one other executed To Wi
liam Miller and Joseph Shelton, on the 22d dav
OF june, 1871, tor the purpose oi securing to FIRE.
derck Harrs the, pay mcnt of fourteen hundred
and sixteen dollars, due the LIST day OF November
last all OF which deeds have beon duly record
ed III tic county court Of Goochland A suffo;-
enoy OF the SAID land wall De sold IN pursuance af
the aforesaid deeds OF trust, to satisfy the Sums
OF money aforesaid OF the balances remaining due
thereof, together with all interest accrinp there
on, and The costs attending the drafting and re-
cOthn6 sad deeds, and Of advertising and SELLING
S"ia 4aha' ny THE IRUSIEkS. y
Jan. 2. E1,,rtog /
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

NJ Office is hereby siven to all zvho,,, il NAV
concern, That Mr. JeitN CHEW of Urban.
n'' IS authorised aud empowered by the subscri.
peys to transact any business relative to the late
James MINIS, DR.. Robert Spratt, Overton Cosby
& Co. James Ross 4 Co. Oyerton Cosby and Tg
George d. Spratt. .IOHN MINOR.
.fAMES ROSS
Jah. IL (1aw4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

CT PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RITchIR, oPPo-
SITE THE PosT-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

TEE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
4 patent-right of erecting, using, Sc. (within
the greater part of this state southwark of the
bay) one Of the truest best and most expeditions
Nail-Cutting Machines that has ever been intro
duced into this state, by which much superior
nails are made any person residing within a suf-
hcient distance from this place, who is DESTROYS
OF purchasing slch machine, may have one at
the same price that given BY the subscriber
and for a reasonable Consideration may likewise
possess an exclusive right of working it within
any such district as may be agreed on.
Richmond. Dee Is, 1907.
At McCslrs Manufactory on the Basin of the
Canal, arc sold Nils of superior quality. at the
following prices and where also is to be- had, bar
and hoop iron, Nail Rods, Sc. &c.
R'ROUG 1T NAILS.
dy. e.. Cents
Spikes, 90, so and 20 nails, l25 per Ii.
II nails, -
10 do. Il
Go. 145
CUT NAILS G. BPADS
dy. Gents
H. 40 IL and 10 brads. IL pei ID.
do. LII
6 nails, 12I
q DO. 10
do. Il C1awtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

Fry virtue of a deed of trust from John Hend-
~ rick to tie subscriber, and bearing date the
sth OF 1.nuuy, 1907, aid Of record in Hanover
ot5ce, VII be SOLD on Thursday the Goth inst ON
TIE preinises, 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo
nty, one hundred acres Of LAND, DE the sane
more or less, liz Hanover county, Icing the lower
part Of the tract wIcrcon said Hendr1ck resides
TO satisfy the debts in said deed expressed.
THCH1AS PRICE, Jr. Trustee
Hanover, Jan. IL. (2t.D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

AMES RIVER COMPANY.-Atan adjourn
- ed meeting Of the James River COMPANY, held
at the Ca2tcl, in the cityof Richmond, on the 9th
January, 1893,
ResOfvea That dividend Of four Per cent be
made to the share holders on their respective
shares IN the said companytor the last SIX months
Extract from tie 11iriites
ROBERT POLLARD, CLERK
Jan. 10. (9G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

ITO PRINTERS-FoR SALE, on very red-
Il sondbfe terms About 500 VT of BUR
GEOIS, and 5o0sf BREWER; The same Type
on which the ENoulRDR was lately printed.
nIsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
- The Co-partnership Of Taylor c, BrosDa 4sas
BY mutual consent, dissolved the 31st December last
All persons having claims against the concern .ul
0tplyfor settlement to Ja,nes Brozpn, JIM suho is
authorised TO receive oil monies die thereto
THOMAS Td1LOR,
= JAMES BROWN, IL.
j Richmond, .e5fan. S, 1903.
= THE AUCTION G COMMISSION BUSINESS svili
IN future be carried by the Subscriber in the tene
7net heretofore occupied BY Taylor G. Brown sshich
IS well calculated for the reception of Lorge guam
rty. Of goods. He has hand far sale, both for
cash and on credit, large assortanens of GROGE.
6IES: 1naorg;t rvhich are,
Nesp,
Rrozun and ioqf Sugar BY the hid. and bar,~,
Imperial, H.son and roung Hys0n Teas.
Gotee, cogniac Brandy,
Pennsylvania Whiskey,
Sait IN SACHS,
9 Fears old Brazil Wine in hhds.
FIRST quality Madeira IN pipes hhds. G or. casks,
Sherry Vine, &c. &c. &c
5na quantity Of Dry Goods suitable for the season
JAMES BROWN, .i
T1n S. (TJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

FHNO REHT.---Four Commodieas TENE-
Il A1EN1,S, near the Armoury--FoR HIRE,
Two SAwrERs. E. J. HARViE.
Jan. q Gep,El
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

MORE CHEAP GOoDS-IOHN KING,
I'VE again respectfully iutorms his customers x
tine public, that ne has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New-Yolk, gen
ersl assortment Of Fashionable and Scasonable
GOODS, which are now opening at hs Store,
the second ocor beiow the Eagle-fsvern whore
they may tc had upon as coed terms, for cash,
as at any other place IN tbs City.
November 8. Geptf1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

Banaparte's Aurora, with perfect eonsistencJs
!: makes che following remarks upon the late
i, decision OF the circuit court in Charleston.
/ III the emperor should write letter ex-
!, pressing his wish in regard to the proper
/ sty Of any of his subjects, no judge in France
would dare to refuse to such letter the
force and obligation Of q law. The Aurora
| would have the wishes Of the President pos
| sess the same validity here.
lGazele United States. 3
/" The recent conduct of the Judiciary at
Charleston Is only an additional proof OF the
, monstrous absurdity Of what is called the m
, de,aendence of the ludges-they are, in fact, SO
independent of control, and of every other tie
but that of their own 2erverse and adverse
will against the very principles OF the govern
inent, that unless their tenure OF office, is all
tered, and that corts brought to some sort OF
responsibility, they must in the end destroy
the. government.
I" If the laws and policy Of the nation are
TO be set aside by a qui66ie-H the very prln-
ciples Of peace and war are to be involved in
the wretchcd su5te,1hses and equipocatio''s OF
this subtle class oil men---what ayais ali the
superiority of a representative government,
which cannot check or chastise crimes OF such
class.
We have heard ii asserted that Mr.. Jefet.
son, was SO great a mathematician, that he
could calculate an eclipse BY his head, with
out the use of tlgures-we cannot tell whe-
ther this is true or not, with regard to eclips-
es of the sun or moon, but he has certainly
given unequivocal proof, that he can caicu-
late and create an eclipse Of the United Stases,
which he has contributed to render Disibie,
and almost total--alld if he will now have the
goodness to calculate its duration, or tell US
when the period of POLITICAL darkness vii!
cease, he will confer lasting benefit on our
citizens, even if he were to leave it to future
philosophers to investigate the causes, and
explain the consequences, of this singular
phenomenon. augusta Herald.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
CURIOUS FIGHT
Between MoNsE7 and BULL Doc.

A curious battle lately took place at Wor-
cester, tEngland) between these two animals.
On a wager of three guineas to one, that the
dog would kill the monkey in six minu es /;
the owner Of the dog agreed to permit the
monkey to use stick about foot long. Hun
dreds OF spectators assembled TO witness the
fight, and bets ran eight, nine, and ten to
one in favor of the dog, which could hardly
be heltlin The owner of tie monkey taking
from his side pocket thick round ruler about
foot long, threw ii into the paw Of the mob
key, saying, Now Jack, look sharp, roihd
that dog !" Then here goes for your moa-
key" cries the butcher, letting tbs bull dog
loose, whichfew with q tyger-like herceness.
The monkeys with astonishing agility, sprung
at least yard high, and falling upon the dog
laid fast hold Of the back of his neck with bis
teeth, selling one ear with his left paw, SOFAS
toprevent his turning to bite. In this unsus-
pected situation, Jack fell to work with his
ruler upon the head OF the dog, which he beat
SO forcibly ana rapidly, that the creature cri-
ed out most eloquently In short the scull
was soon fractured, and the dog carried off In
nearly life,ess state. Tie monkey was of
the middle size.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
m 4Iss cwENsoH.

III lIss cwENsox.
DEEP in love, yes! IT'S love wakes
The fond, tie ceaseless sigh j;
Oh this love will be my death,
Sweetest death Of love to die.
Heaven knows little thought
From such eyes such ills could low:
But who could gaze as have gaz'd,
And not feel as | feel now
Now deep in love, yes it's love
Wakes the fond, the ceaseless sigh
Oh! this love will be my death,
Sweetest death of love to die.
/ was young, and she was fair;
was fond, and oft she sung
Of love, whilst |, oh simple boy!
Ger song and songstress raptur'd hung.
Deep in love, &c.
/ was sad, and then she sigh'd;
I grew timid, then she smil'd;
/ sued for pity, she gave more;
And thus my boyish heart beguil'd.
Deep in love, &C.
Sleeping, waking, tits the same'
NV dreams, my thoughts, will only give
The form of her for whom die,
OF her for whom / live.
Deep in love, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14
Five Dollars hfua7d.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, onthc
IN 9th instant, q black COY, al apprentice
to the carpenters sraie, nained Gloh9l,
Ia years of age; had on wheniae deserted, .
pair of nankcsp trcn.ers, ci,cqucfca coai'-
try cloth rouDdabcitt a white Walstcei;.,s -Mo
ticklerburg shirts. ard an Old iur ss rs.
nose rather large and Fat. shelvs f1s yeeth
very much, understands a ittie,ot the ea.PeA--
tiers trade. Waceyer appfei el:es lit sad
boy or secures him in any jail SO that get
him again, shall rlzsivc the above revert rnd
all reasonable eApeHees il bioegnt hcn.c,-@-
As he was formerly tic prorestl d Gshcrat
George Washington, he per..,Es viii elacs-
ytr 10 pass as a free hoy.
All persons are io2ewarned from har5o- Jig
him.
Abel BlakenoY.