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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-24

Jofcpia Vaudeville.
Corner Sf KING and FArRrAas.sr,,x
TLE&ANDRfA
HAS FOR SALE.
I'm a1iortment Of Wines. l..
QUoRs, GROCERIES. 2r
Consisting of
MADEIRA1
Lisbon WINES.
Malaga \
Teneriffe
Corsica s'
|. Cid St. Estephe Mcdoc lsrct, in ea,t
one dozen -
A few dozen fine old frontinae
Dltto DO. best wine bittess
Jamaica and West India rum
New-England do.
Cognisc, Bordeaux and Naples brand.
Holland and country gin
Schiet.am gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 ba,rels Pennsylvania rye whishcy
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
IS do. choice retailing uaelssss.
Gunpowder I
Imperial
Tyson 49,, TEAS
H 1Sses aas'' and Of good '"'1', .
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bai
sirnore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton's SNUFF,
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Cloverxeed, (Penn. werran,ed)
Mace; nuuaegs cloves ; cassia; p,nes.
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice pearl barley;
London ana Philadelphia mustard basket
salt; starch; fig blue; hotant indigo; GsUr.
gia and Tennessee cotton; flax; wool; mas
dsr; copperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twine
traces; bed cords; leading lines demi johns;
gin cases; patent shot; brandywinc gunpoe.
der; Harvey's gunpowder, 1.-THE onIyrea Bi
fish battle posler] from F to treble sealed.
chewing tobacco; best Havana scgars.
Muscatel and bloom RESINS in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante currsnts prunes soft shelI0d az
monols.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each oAs
lezen bottles assorted caper@ olives and AL
,Sovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good alum salt suitable
or the fishery, &c. &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-24
N O T &c E.

The partnership heretofore existing under
f,e firm of George and Thomas Burroughs,
expired this day All persons having claims
against said concern, viii please present them
~ the subscriber, and those indebted thereto
are desired TO make payment to him.
George Burroughs.
As,,;o stb NV. 2aw
HIN r y Der T S,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-24
Hapsslton's Essence and Extract
OF Mustard.

A safe and eirectual remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
Aeck, &c.
Haasstton's destroying LO-
zenges.
By which many thousands have been re-
lieyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of warns and other sbstruesions In the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-24
lanes BACON.

lit he CRoCE3Y STORE, ON hIng-SfFceE Has ~
addition to his. former stock, added
A frelh Supply of Genuine Article'la
the Grocery Line
Which makes MS assortment complete.
Ee nov osers for sale, on his usual lov tsrn'
Mulcovado Sugars, Of various qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, e 4 d
Hyson, leeGcuiar!y seie0''
Young Hyson, ed for
Eyson. SKIN, and family use.
Souchong j
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quality. J
Msdeira,l
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, " +"
Tehcufe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Lognac and Bordeaux Branay,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use, ~,
Antisua, St. Croix, st. Vmconts, ana Nv"
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molas.es, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bltters, .,;.,ar,L
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, ssssla' Pla0" n
Cayenns and black pepper, race ana S.'V
Ginger, basket salt fol table USE dear ." /
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, moald, oIP ao1 mt
spernaceti candles, refined salt-Petre: no ..n.
INDIGO, alum, copPeras, bladder, Or ',. ~,
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes 0. Gar.
p'li,h and country made gunPo"der' Sta "a
and smoaking tobacco, very pest cn7""'
bacco. :. ,y,,tsr,s nip:a
HAMILTON and Leiper's snuff, Hunter 'p'r
in boxes. anpcrior
London msstard, warranted OF s'r psnsr
quality, Dixons best ditto, wrappms ,d r al
iemftohu's, &c. SC. with sene!a'h Ave bca
,iee IN his line-tle whole Of whisA nave Of Of
elected with care, ana will be dispose y
the very lowest terms -----~
/ pR1NTED DAILY W
SAMUEL SNOWEh1b
kIey the Prsffss'./
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-24
Hn,,ai;ltonss Elxsr.
zengeS.

"A sovereign remedy Tor eolds' ossflna''
soughs, asthlaas, sore threats anu approasssns
ennslmptions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-24
ITCH CURED.

BY snce using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 90 years in Europe
and for aear s years in America, has never
been known to failin any one instance. 1t is
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or mercury OF any pernicious ingredi
scnt, ana may be used with perfect safety Oh
an infant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends r,oSt other rer,a edieS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08
From the Petersburg Rehu6Rcan.

dENIVER ShRTcE LEBRA 7IoE.
On Monday last the citizens of Petersburg
celebrated the anniversary of their country
freedom and independence, with unusual e.
clat and festivity.
Early in the morning, the volunteer band
paraded through the streets, playing many
patriotic airs while the lannon's loud roar
from the adjacent eminences, proclaimed
the return Of freedoms anniversary.
At sunrise, Captain Leigh's Republican
Light Infanty Company, assembled at their
rendezvous, and from thence marched to
Centre Hill, accompanied by the band, where
they performed many evolutions, in correct
and spirited manner.
The citizens and military assembled at 9
o'clock, at the nav brick church, to hear an
Grafton in honour of the day. The declara-
tion Of independence was first read by capt
Scott, Of the u, States army, in an audible
and impressive manner--Mr. Mays Grafton
is subjoinsd and will speak for itself
The militia and volunteer corps, amount
ing to about FIVE hundred men, under the or
ders Of major Byrne, paraded on the lawn,
in front ofPopiar Spring Gardens, at twelve
O'Clock. From thence they formed "A process
sion to Centre Hill, where the whole line
fred grand federal salute.
After the firing had ceased, the processi-
on again moved forward, and having parad-
cd through the different streets, about two
o'clock they were discharged.
We cannot emit mentioning, that the horse
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08
JAMES MADISON.
The honorable Josiah Quincy, Esq.
WASHINGTON, July 4.

After full investigation of such evidence
and circumstances as have come to the know
ledge of the court in the course of its pro-
&C tdings, correct statement of which is
befeunto annexed, and after mature delbe-
rltion upon the same, the following opinion
on the amount OF the testimony is respectful
" submitted.
1t has been proved to the satisfaction of
this court, that Pr;gadier- @ enefal James
Wilkinson had been engaged in a tobacco
trade with Governor Miro of New Orleans,
before ne entered the American army IN
1871 4; that he received large sums of money
for tobacco delivered in New Orleans in the
year one thousand seven hundred and eighty
nine, and that large quantity of tobacco,
belonging TO him, was condemned and stored
IN New-Orleans in that year; bit it has not
been proved, and after the fullest nvestiga-
ton and comparison of testimony i'm posses
sion OF the court, it d0es not appear, that he
has received any money from the Spanish
government or any of its officers, since the
year one thousand seven hundred and nine
ty-one, or that he has ever received money
from that government or It's officers for anv
other purpose bat IN payment for tobacco, &
other produce sold and delivered by him or
his agents.
it has been stated by the General, that af-
! - i'iS udHitBtt- lpDtCCO Hau Idiu some years
in store at New Orleans, his agent there re-
ceved for it and RENTED TO him, the seve-
raj sums, credited in the copy Of AN account
current presented by him and marked No
-, and under the impression that the let
ters accompanying the said account were
written by his said agent Philip Nolan, the
court think it highly probable that the state
mcnt is correct. They, however. donot con-
slider the verify of it Of tie least importance
in the case, since if he did receive the mo-
ney as stated, the transaction was fully JUS
tiiiable, and if he didBot so receive it, there
is no proof of his having received it atal.
1t is. Therefore, the opinion Of this court,
that there is no evidence of Brigadier- G. enc
raj James WlkinSon's having at any time
received pension from the Spanish govern
ment, or Of his having received money from
the government Of Spain or any of its off
GERS OF agents iog corrupt purposes and tue
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08
EUROPE.
Further Extracts from, English hahcrs.

LoEDoN, April 10.
From the captain of a vessel which arri-
we'd yesterday from Holland, we hear, that
25, 900 troops have found their way into the
Island of Zealand, French and Danish He
states that according to the general under
standing in Holland, the French government
had succeeded in its application for the use
OF Danish seamen, to man their fleets, and
that in consequence of tkis a body of 5000
had actually commenced their march. The
whole OF these men are stated to have volun-
teered for the French service.
Letters have been received from Hcliogo-
land, mentioning that the Russians have de-
feated the Swedes in several engagements {;
and even go so far as to assert, that the lat
ter have been entirely driven out Of Finland.
Nothing is said of any Negotiation between
Sweden and the Enemy we trust however,
that the last accounts on this subject were
correct; as to peace alone, can Gustavus
now with any probability look for saving his
kingdom
After some dexterous negotiation, it is un-
derstood that great numbers of the Danish
seamen are to- man the fleets of France
Our famous Copenhagen expedition was like
destroying the dens of lions, and driving the
animals themselves loose and ravng with
desperation, among our own herds and
flocks.
Accounts from Holland state, that a loan
has been opened at Amsterdam, under the
direction of the principal merchants and
Bankers for fitting out small armed vessels
The first subscription, it is said, amounted
to 100000. and the books were to close in
the beginning of the present month.
Among Bonapartc's ether deep plans of
universal empire that run far into fnturity,
and may produce incalculabIe consequences.
is his ostentatious patronage of the Jews !;
whom he is endeavorTng to associate with one
common interest throughout the whole
world, under the auspices of his government.
According 20 recent census Of this scatter
ed community, they amount in the Turkish
empire to 100000; in Asia, to 300 900;
in the West of Europe, Africa, and Ameri-
ca, to 100000, in all to three millions of
the richest, most active and intriguing peo-
pie on the face Of the earth, who, under the
influence Of such Protector as Bonaparte.
may yet accomplish unsupported revoluti-
ous.
Mr.. Allairc, French chemist, has lust
published new meth9d Of securing wool.
which consists in dipping itfrequently into a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08
From the Paris .Hrgus.

An imperial decree of Feb Z, contains the
following provisions
Art. 1. All the .Alserine vessels which
may be found in any of the ports of our en-
i,;re ar kingdom Of Italy, snail De seques-
trated.
II. All Algerine subjects shall be arres-
ted and confined in fortresses.
III. All goods and property belonging to
the dey of Algicrs, or to any N!gerine sub
iects which may be found in our empire or
kingdom OF Italy, shall be sequestraled
~. THESE measures shall su5sist as long
as the dey of Algiers shall persist in retain
ing his gallies against cur Genoese subjects,
or those of our kingdom of Italy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

In tic name oftAe Enferor and King, Pro.
tector IF the Confederation Of the Rhine.
ARRET OF MAY 10, 1903,
Which shall exempt until further orders,
flour, corn, sailed beef and pork, fish, butter
and salt, from all duties of entry, and Droit
d'ercedant.
The Captain General, and Colonial Pre-
feet of Martinique and its dependencies, ta-
king into consideration the extraordinary
difficulties which the actual state of the war
causes to commercial undertakings for the
introduction of articles of the first necessity
into this colony; and considering farther,
that its situation demands that no encourages
ment should be withheld, which may lead to
surmount these difhculties-DECREE
ART. l. All duties of entry upon four corn.
salted beet and pork, fish, butter and salt.
which are introduced into the colony, shall
be suspended until further orders and that
by this decree, no cargo shall be subjected to
the Droit dcrcedant.
ART. III. Nevertheless, the declaration Of
the importation shall be made at the custom
house, under pain of forfeiture Of one fourth
of the value,
ART. III. The present Arret shall be re.
corded at the Office of inspection. And the
director general of the treasury department,
is charged with its execution.
GiUen az Martinique, tie
1911 My, 1905.
VILLARET,
BY the C6hfai1 General
Secretary Of tie Government.
CHARLES SORIN.
LAUSSAT,
Byhe Colonial Perfect.
JUBILEN. Sec.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

1t is at length ascertained that MUNGo
PARKE, the celebrated traveller in the in
teriour of Africa, is no more. The British
Parliament have granted to his widow c5236
los. sterling, and to Mr. Anderson, father of
Mr.. Anderson. who accompanied Mr.. Parke,
6 1885. Charleston Courier
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08
July 9, 1908.
Apr OWED,
(oigned)
TIL: JEFFERSON.

We are informed by gentleman who has
lately received letters from St Dom 20,
that the city and that part of the Island DC
cupied by the French, are in the most pros
porous situation, owing to the economy and
care of Gen. Ferrand. We are also inf1r-
med that there are 5000 barrclsS of -four in
the city.-Dry goods only are become very
scarce..M Y. Orccie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

VIE CO-partncTs.Hp OF HoM.15 AZ oIdEK-
a FORD Eco. is this day dissolved by matu.
al consent. Ailpersons indebted TO the said firm
are requested most earnestly to come forward
and pay their respective balauces to Thomas Ru-
therford and all those who have claims against
said firm, to produce them TO said r. r. forset-
tlement THOMAS RUTHERFORD,
FREDERICK ARGYLE.
Richmond, July j, 1903.
HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public, that he will continue
to carry OH business in this place, in the same
line as the late firm have hcrctCj,,re done
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
Juy8. (F6wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

court has no hesitation in sa~ine. TIA. as far
rs his conduct has been developed By This en-
quiry, he appears 10 have discharged The da
ties of his station, with honor TO himself, and
fidelity tn his country
CYfy Of Bash;ngfon, June IS. 1908.
(Sigued) II BURBECK.
President.
T. IT. CUSHING,
JONA: WILLIAMS,
blenders.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08
TRANSLATION.

In tic name oftAe Emperor and King, Pro.
tector IF the Confederation Of The khine.
ADPET or NAV 10 5eoo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

['rhc following Letter, which we received
with our congressional documents, has not
been before published. ...Fed. Gaz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
Twenty dollars reward.
June ga.

N AN AWAY yesterday mcrning,s negro
man named Charles Johnson, about 5
feet or inches high, very black, has SINAI!
scar on one of his checks, his legs are small
hr spcrson Of his size: had on slld took with
him a grey coating roundabout lined With fan
mel, and trousers of the SAME, ablack eost (
an old grey great-cost, With "a variety OF other
cloathing not rccollected, Fire Dollars will
be given if taken in the'county, or.the shove
reward if out, and reasonable chsigesif bro't
home, LAWRENCE FCOfF, zen.
NJ. Masters Of vessels and others are cau,
toned aeainst harboriag or sarryins him of.
Decegnber S6 co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
John AIliIon.
A French and English Gazette.
TO mcteurs ef The Fecaed LansaSxr. !.
February S

xxTE are authorised to aanounce to the
w Pub:ic, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, for whom
this new establishments is adapted) that L'0ra-
.ele. French and English Gazette, printed.
three times week, Charleston, South
caNsitsa, vii! be publishsa daily on the hrst
Of January, 1908, in Tie city of New. York.
A book of subscription is spened atthis OF
flee and at DIR. Gassby's Cofiee-House.
Subscribers pay Mae ksol4ars per snnum,
and only Eighs. Dollars, if paid in advance:
s. The establishment will prove very benehe4-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils Of the rsach
or English languages.
Tbs Editor and Proprietor is Nr. Neyria,
who is on his Say from here to New-fork,
fo,s .iiis his correspondents.
ALM.aNACS for 1903,
>ns,s 1atssisAtess and Jar saze, 6y
eottom and SteWa-t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
Feb. aa.
GREAT BARGAIN.

INTENDING remove TO the state OF
Tennesscs SIS soon az posslols, w1sa !.
dispose Of ire following valuable sad tacysas.
ing property upon lea terms, which PT'Het y
I Inherited from my aaceators, who asss ssss2
a legal title to the same for. upwards of oe
hundred ye4ss.
One tract we'll known By the na,ae
ef Ap,sanos being on the Potomac piver
between A,sxardria and George Fem, Nsnd
nearly on,,ositc the city Of Washington, beau
tiG1ny situated, containing aboat Four Hun
drcd acres, now leased to the Mr.. Wises 10y
three hundred and sixty dollars per aphum
with other stipulations contained In the sac
lease.
Oae other tract contiguous to the
frat, leased to William Fraser iea forty dot
lars per annxIn, containing about about sixty a
ores.
One other tract containing ten acres
Of bottom hand, adjoining Ia FoufMlle Mil
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and a hall
miles of c. .oree-T own, containing rs acres
TIE prestesy part ofstslis land is heavily CO.
yered v ith red and white Oak.
II H. S Q,
Three thousand acres on the scoto
River. ii the state of OHIO.
TAis tract descended to me from my. uncle
George D. Alexander, bsins one molalyot
the land he YVES entitled to Tor his military ser
vices during the revolutionary war. AL tie
title papers vith the wills u''das which am
sn.;t,afi to the above property, are in the
h .,, .el BsLDw1x DADE, Esq. to whom ap-
nl;catioi. u.;:Il please tobc made tortera.s &c.
be being legall,. authorisedto contract and
l;snosc. of all the above valuable property, for
which good aud satisfactory titles will be Civ
en-.
| August Is. 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
FOR SALE.

or to be RENTED FOR ona or MGR years
YT,IIE whole Of the REAL ESTAi I be-
4 longing to PRESLEY Carr Lane, lying IN
and adjacent to the town Of Centreyillc, IN
Fairfax county.
This property consists Of the we'll known
TAVERN now occupied by. Mr.. .sa,s0 S1it-
.ekeH
The STORE HOUSE now ia the occa-
pxncy Of Mr.. Deniel Harringtoa--a... from
eight hundrei to thousand acres Of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session OF yir Carr ~. LQ-se, and H1r. E'ol-
ter Locker, which Will be disposed ofin sepe-
rate tracts or entire.
II is presumed that any person disposed to
buy CT rent sny of the above property will first
Siev the same and Judge for themselves
rarthw description is therefore unnecessary
aF Mr. Lws pould take a snail
srsporsto., ~ Negroes.
Hafrilon Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct So. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
j ebruary IS.
L anding and for Sale,

ron the 6a1g Fap0,1te, CAPT. John Stacey
Arr>.s Russia SHEETlNGS
s do. RAVENS DUCK
IL do. ALMONDS
. hheis. COFFEE
50 BIS. new R pM
John G. Laid.
s41so from brig Ruth, caft. Iobcb
"a bis. and 2 hhds. Kun
nir.eed, Spermacctf and Ianaers OIL
SOAL LEATHER,. GOLDFISH IN boxes
SALMON IN barrels
A qusntityo SHOES, &c.
FOR SALE As ABOVE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
NOTICE.

THE public is cautioned against -cceiying
note given by me to one Garner, for the a
mount of 100 dollars. This note has got into
the hands of one Robert HaH, who was incon-
sieerxte enough to take it, without cnluiring
Of me or any one whether it would be paid
TIE said note was obtained by such scanda-
Ious fraud and yillxiny, that never will con-
sent to pay it on any account.
L. Sawyer.
february IS. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
GARDFN SEEDS
For Edls.

nVHE SUBSCRIBER has a large assort-
,nert Of GARDEN SEEDS Of last yesr g
sr.,,,ss,lh. cas-, early Charleston, Marrowfat,
do DO Green Roncival, do. Early Dwarf Beans
assorted, Lima do. Vensor,, do. e abbase, Early
York. .sarly DwSrf,. White iSayoy,f Yeilow and
f,sess,. do: Salmon and Purple Ratishes, Rcds
witt, and Black, Tuliip Radishes, Celery,
Fp1,;ya. Spinage. Parsley, Red Beet, Carrots
parsni1s.. White, Red, snd Portugal Onion,
Early. Long, Green, and Common Cucuin-
her. ettice, Early, Selesin, Ice andkoyal, 90.
( sn,,,pus Roots, Herbs of all sorts:
n L. S, O,
4 ,.rpe variety OF GRATED Fruit Trees,
rlovering Shrubs and Roots, a collection OF
Green House Plants, in Pots, Orange, Chs-
dock, and Lemon Trees, in Boxes, ft1to sbcar
Fruit.
IS Apply at his nursery, lower -esid of Pitt
street, Alexandria.
Peter Billy.
February IS. 2aw4.1
Valuable Property for Safe.
-. o BE SOLD, in four distinct,lots or to
gether, four acres OF LAND, contain oIl'llI
ing from one and a quarter acre to two acres
each, most ehgibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in right line
from, Gibbon-street to Grea-Hunting- Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, franklin, and. Green
street. and sounding east and vest on fayr
ette.and Paync-streets. a
A planof the ground and further particulars
may be. obtained By apPlicadonto
James Patton.
sY,ne ca snwtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
. A RUNAWAY

TAN the Sd instant, Immediately after hav-
" ins struck several tines his oyc:seer,
t0s swsy from Nctley-I!a!l farm, opposite
Alexandria, negro felio~ called BILLY
ssween 81 and % years Of sse: he Is well
made, stout End strong: his.skin very black.
eyes small, nose fiat, mouth large, lips ex-
tremely thick, countenance bad, and his voice
wc4k end Eeyish is also slow and surly II
answering questions had on when he vent
off { Blue roundabout Jacket, patched In dif-
icrent parts, with pantaloons Of country cloth,
and > blue great coat. Any person WAC vii
secure said negro, SO that his owner may 2ot
him again, shall be adequately rewarded b
making application to the subscribers manss
er On the above mentioned farm.
John Allilon.
Februafy5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-27
FIVE Dollars Reward.

Ran away FROM the subscriber, On Saturday
evening last,
A Negro MGp named DAM1N,
A BOJT FIVE feet ten inches high, twenty
N one years of age, slender made md a
likely fellow. Had on when he vert swsy
blue roundabout jscket and psntaioons, striped
down waistcoat, and it islsupposrd took
with him sundry other clothes. It's expect
ed be ba. gone to Georgetownor Washington.
The above reward will be. given for apPrs-
hendiag said fellow and reasonable charges II
John Gadlby: