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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-07
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WHICH hsye hccstafore edited, will short
be reYiveds-The principles which rnyerncd
me FORMERLY, IRE those BY which 1 sbal be in fn-
turc regulated.
F'nLic CFrIcEns viii, as heretofore. re-
nen suAiect 10 exposure, if their deeds be q.
The paper to be issued weekly, at 8 & ,er an.
mum, to BE- paidin advance.
SER5Rr BANKS.
IL
= On i%C-sEHOOL- I1-T1[TT
- ''saecttuiIy informs his puo,i4 arI tEe oub,,
lac. thAt ne has remoyei his Sahoal tofbe I,roe
AND commodtous room. IN the hous. M =, -
ed by Mr.. Gira,din for his Academy ThS d1p".
Of tuition IS hssstofore, Thuratiay. Friday and
Saturday, every other vaek, (the next d5pc. re-
ing on Thursday March ninth }
His practising balls VIII be held Il, the s,m.
room every other Saturday, beginning Saf,rdav
tie purpose, and every kind Of r, freeb - ZOE
ylldcd by Mr. Jones. Reels aud Cotiil;ons =. - ~
danced alternately He also informs r,re,,
guardians who send their children To- M, Cisan
T,,' va. ne WI attend his Academy on Rlo,dav.
March Z. Week
~ it Gay Is dissolved, by mutual consent
"A tue partnership of Barrett & Old Y''
SdMOEL BARRET.
D IOSLAH OLDSl
The business will, in future, be carried o,
s BBRkET
Subscriber is DESTROYS of extend;onL;r
a practice tn the Circuit Courts Of Gnonh'
Isna' Chesterfield, Hanover and Henrioo ~ ia
b bero 20 Tue Courts in which he has p%ractiseJ
THoNAS NfRSH5LL.
M,,.b ? A.taray al LaqU.
1t
W RENT, a small BEfcK HoHcE
sStrden' Stable, &c. IN i retired. !, nth
tne same Tine convenient part OF Ric,p oId at
March 3,
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NO RENT, a small BHTcK Ho6cE
aCsrden, Stable, &C. IN 4 re,red. 9th
I All ss1a &c line convenient part OF RisLp,oaodd at
March 3,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-29
The COURIER, CT OCTOBER 4,

A London print, speaking of the Cores
pondrnce bet1ueen Lord GrsnpiNe ana Dir.
Perciual, remarks, that 6 it has ever been
Lord Grenville's wish, as he informs Mr..
Percival iii his letter to him, to s2othe and
nat to infame the divisions efshe Empire
1t wust therefore have been his desire to
meet with a spirit of Cancellation the offer
msde to him and with this view Of the
subject, it must appear to be unaccounta-
bic that he should 50 studiously have avoid
cd all such explanation, as he easily might
have asked for, and would as readily have
received.
eff Lord Grenville's wish had been to
communicate personally with the king, what
prevented him from stating to rir. Perci-
val, that before they could meet to negoci-
ate, he should feel it to be his duty to ask
an audience of his majesty. If, on the O..
the other hand, he had misconceived Mr..
PercevaPs intentions, & if he had supposed
that he and Lord Grey were only to be con-
sidered as making an accession to the pre-
sent ministers, why did rot his lordship
pay some attention to Mr.. Perceval's ASST
rance that accession to them had not been
contemplated by either him or his col
leagues, but that they had called upon his
lordship and lady Grey, in conjunction with
themselves, to form combined & extended
administration.
!" We do not, OF course, pretend to be
acquainted with Lord Grenville's secret
sentiments--we can only argue upon those
which his lordship has chosen to ayow
but were We obliged to state our own sem
.iitnents, We shoald have no scruple in saw
ing, that, in Our opinion, Lord Grenville
would have acted differently, if as he ex-
pected, he had found Lord Grey in Lon
don. We think that in that case an audi
ence of his majesty would have been sppli-
ed for: of course it wouldnot have been re-
fused and had an explanation been the
consequence, as in the nature Of things i
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-29
coHgrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY, November 20.
lfasea for the alexandria Gazesee.l
TUESDAY, November 2s.

. = .
a message was received from the Senate,
MORNING that they had formed quorum,
e0d appointed committee jointly with the
'0mmlttee OF the House, to wait on the Pre-
sdsn' of the United States, and inform him
MAT they were ready to receive any commu-
''eat'on which he might have to Offer,
Orders were taken for appointing the
'andlne committees, agreeable to the rules
<nd orders of the house, viz. committee of
s'ecs'oas--of elaims--of commerce and ma
Au'aetures-of ways and means-on the
public iands--on unfinished business--of ac-
.0on's--on the affairs of the district of CO.
,umb'a--and on the post-offiec and post
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alaraanria Z>aiip 6a3stse.
U-RDAESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
CoMNUNIC ALTON.

COMMUNICATIONS.
Little Silky Sausmy, OF the Intelllgeneer,
st.lI continues his inflamma;ory rhapsodies
IL hopes to enlist the feelings of the unwa-
~ and givea tone of prepossession against
Jackson and the British government Nay
8 he goes SO far as to assert, the pulse Of the
l-sstion beats SO high and SO indignant upon
the representation he has made, (sven as
an Lslirorial commuuication) that it viii pc
oilsuuls for himself cloathsd as he is with
the naagic powers of ofioiality itseltto alla!y
Il! Lord what srea. man this lite sammy
mustbe N Washington fhs tells truth Aye
Ihe tells tru,h there's the rub II has been
asserted and here assert again, that lar
IS e,id-nce can justify the assertion, that
his qualifications was not obseiaA, because no
member Of the executive sanctioned It then,
CT siace with his name and low Or by
what sophisnl can a publication be called
efic:al, without the signature OF the ohieef.
!; this imposition upon the pubic can be
taken as official, then with the Same pro-
rrie.y, may our administration be saddied.
With all the disgusting editorial nonsense,
With which this lissle parasite crowds MS
columns ard dcceives his readers! The cyl
deaee is thesame. and disgrace would be
the public. verdict
But Mr.. Editor Smith come up TO the bar
AID answer TO the charge. You have given
an exparte, Cnd it is belieyed) a garbled
statement OF most important and interest:
Ing event, calling it authorised without 6 y
lag the authority. If the facts you have
stated should be disproved, you viii have
wantonly and wickedIy insuited an innocent
people and you have impeaehed the integ
lily Of the government, BY charging them
as abettors in your crimes | say then, an
swer this plain question--who authorised
YOU to make the publication alluded to-
no qaibbling Sammy, for that is evidence
Of guilt. No shrinking from the question,
for that is tacit acknowledge cement OF the
falsehood. As citiz: n, that you have at
t:mpted to deceive, have right to de-
mand IN answer to my question and ii you
refuse, the fame YOU have endeavorsd 70
lindlc may fall upon your own head; the
resentment Ct deceived people will not be
easily appeased; some victim must be drag
ged to the altar and sacrificed by universal
txecration; and whether it viii fall upon
Jackson, Secretary Smith or yourself, tull
aad fair Investigation will determine.
In themean time, MIR. Editor Sni,h,vou
haye to answer to a distinct and separate
charge. Before any investigation has been
made, you have attempted to inhame and
i9res:fthe public opinion, without naming
sNslis authority The facts you have stated
ARE not only hasly denied, but clearly dis
proved You owe it therefore to an in.
suited and deceived community-you owe
'oyourseif both as man and an editor,
- say BY whose orders you made the pub
',calionn--and your silence will place YOU in
We singular grade OF infamy--a self-con
Victed deceiver.
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(MoAazvS Advertiser.

A Lonlon paper Of the 9Th u!timo, says,
I" Some accounts have been received of the
new vice roy having entered on his faac-
tons. It appears, from letters and docu-
ments, that the ancient system Of Spain,
with regard to her colonies, will be followed
by the Junta-How far it is consistent with
sound policy to promote that close and init
mate union between Spain and her Amcrl-
can territories, which shall exclude US En-
glaad] from any direct intercourse with
these colonies and which will subject eve
ry bale of merchandise to the payment OF
whatever daiies the supreme government
shall impose; whatever may be It's charac-
ter, and from Whatever quarter is power
may emanate."
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TO HIR F.
FOR the ENSUING yEAF

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR,
-Four Negro Men--a.so, two Negro Wo-
men, and Negro Girl about thirteen years
Of age. For farther particulars apply to the
subscriber in the county Of alexandria.
Jofeph Birch, fen.
November %. stv
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SAMUEL JEPSON

Takes this method to acquaint the citizens
OF Alexandria that ne has just opened Hat
Store and Azanntactery, in the Shop formerly
occupied by Mr.. MMuna, at the corner Of
Prince and Fairfax street, where he intends
keeping general assortment Of ladies, gen.
tlemen, and childrens fashionable Hats, made
of the best materials. The strictest attention
Will be paid to those who wish to purchase.
More mber 90. d
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he house then adjourned.

Federalism The friends Of adninistra-
ton accuse the fsderalis.s Of undue oppose
ton to its measures; but in their Jealous
invectives against us these pore blind par
tizans discover as little knowledge of the
nature of our government, as of party, its
very life. The federalists in their opposi-
ton, as their enemies termit, have no III
tentior of impeding the wheels of govern
ment, or of weakening its arm, or misre-
presenting its measures but act with the
sole view to their country's welfare, By en-
deavoring to awaken its rulers to a just
sense OF their duty. Those acquainted with
the origin and nature Of the two great par
ties which agitate this country, know full
wyll that the opposition CT federalism " is
the jealousy Of patriotism, not the rancor
Of party the warmth Of candor, not the
virulencs Of hate a transient dispute a
nong friends, not an imp,acable iead that
admits Of no reconciliation" Should dan,
ger threaten, should the Clouds Of war thick
tn and burst over Us, the ], deral party
would be the first to strengthen ard support
the arm Of goveranelt whilst It's boasted
friends would be con,ending for its honors
and no commissions. Should the present
unsettled state Of affairs term ate in war,
the world will have All opportunity OF de-
termining who are the genuine friends CT
America.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-29

@ Mr.. PREUsS having re-
moved to town, is at leisure, at present, to
give private lessons in French, Spanish, or
German, and will wait on those ladies whe
wish to be instructed in either of these ac-
complishnents, at their houses. He contl-
pues his Day and Evening School as usual.
November L. "sN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-29

a petition from the legislative council o eaF
the Louisiana territory, respecting some as
laws which have passed for the government
Of that territory. Read, and referred to'a
select committee, to report by bill or other
wise.
The Speaker, at the request Of Mr.. Pow
e.ras, laid on the table three pamphlets re-
specting the Bature at New Orleans.
The committee appointed TO wait on the
President returned and reported that the
President would send Message to both
Houses of Congress tomorrow at twelve
o'clock.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-29
Five Dollars Rewayd.

Absconded from the subscriber, negro
woman called LEFTY, Of low stature and
well made-,shc has lived some time in Alex
andria with Mr.. Thomas Janney, with whom
her husband now lives. The above reward
VIII be given if she is t4ken ana secured in a.
ny Jail or returned to me.
John l. Ecbek.
V'2'" H H..I near ne ,a Aalsssana'ia,}
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Co Church Music.

w CItN7 C7E 7PIWJELs
A PERSON qualified to teach PsALMoDy
is wanted il the Rev DR.. NUNS church,
10 such person great encouragement VIE
be given. Apply TO the Treasurer of said
church.
November T. SsaWtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-29

Sioop Richard Afford, Bockworth, Balti-
more hardware and classic hardware
merchants and Hugh Smith.
NIontezuma, Harvey, Norfolk
sugar.--to Keene, Catlett, and Harper.
CLEARED,
{ Schooner HaIrlot, Sicily, Baltimore
by the master.
Brig Ruth, Potter, Pfovidence-do.
Sloop Little Sarah, Eldridge, do. do.
Ss.s.Sgss4 yssss Sc
DIED yesterday morning, Mrs. Chris
1IANA HUNTER, relict of Mr.. Wm. Hun
ter, late of this town. The friends and &C
auaintance of the deceased, are requested to
attend her funeral from her late dwelling,
near the Presbyterian meeting house, this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
.saz.
Co Advertisements intended
for in1ertion in this Gazette,
must be left at the Printing Of
flee at or before fue o'clock in
the evening previous to publ
cation.
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Port Of Alexandrsa.

ARRIVED,
Snip Thomas, Martin, Boston sundrit'
--lo John G. Lsdd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-13

Il IS manifest that the fort Brunn stipu.
lated to be delivered up, is rot the capital OF
Moravia, because it lies far north of the line
Of demarkation laid down by the armistice.
There are other Bruins in Austria proper;
such as Brunn, which is situated four miles
west of Horn on one of the great roads to-
words Bohemia, and there is another Brunn
in the same Dutchy, eight miles west OF T.
henfurth.
The stipulation to evacuate Tyrol and the
Voralbergi is ofno importance, because they
were long before evacuated In fact, by
marching the Austrians to reinforce the ar
nav on the Danube. 1T was said in justif-
ca.ion of this, that the brave inA,abtan,s of
those districts were sufficiently organised to
support themselves.
The 24th hui etin dated 9Th July gives an
;acconn, o, general Gialy being defeated in
an attack on Gratis with 10000 laer, by the
Bath French regiment to whose assistance
general Broussier came up in season to re-
pei the Aus'rians. As therefore the French
were already possessed of the city, the ar
mistce has only added the fort.
The same bulletin gives a magnificent &C
count OF the bridges built over the Danube
previously to the battle. The principal one
is 24oo ieet long, with IS arches and sufi-
cien; Tor three Wagons to cross abreast.
On the 4th July prince tGagsrin arrived
At Ecnapa:te's head quarters from ST. Pc
te,sbu,g, which he left On the 9th of June.
He brought at, account of the /" marches
and atchis vs,nenss' Of the Russians in Gal
licia !, vrrv .amusing 10 doubt, as they APP.
pear to kav2 oern intended.
The Paris Al oniteur of the 18th July
speaks of the report, that the British We're
about 10 rescue Hanover, bnttreats it as IN
credible, on account Of the county being
without 70, tresses and the difficulty the Bri-
fish would experis nee in maintaining them
selves there or securing a retreat.
I[Bah. .FeG RIP.
The SITUATION Of the civilized world is
both awful an critical. We are more dis
posed to look forward to further convulsions
and more hoodshed, than to anticipate the
speedy close of the scene By restoration Of
peace. We are imnatIentiy waiting TO see
the effect Of the blow intended 20 be struck
by the British expedition, of the excite
mt in the north, the conflict in Spain BE-
tween Victor aDd Wellesley, and we may
add the termination OF the armlstice on the
Danube. ibid
MARRIED, last evening by the Rev. Dr..
MUIR, Mr.. Nm. Garner, to Mrs. I1ergc-
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substances !. clay Of diHerent kinds. The
coal and sulphereous substances occupied
from 4 to S feet ia depth, after which the
workmcn came to sandy bottom and wa
ter. Here of course their labors ended.
. Large pieces of coal intermixed with sui
phur may be seen at this office. How came
wood at such depth in the earth What
turned it to charcoal Was the surface of
the earth ever so low as ifty-four feet below
the present surface Here is a wide field
for conjecture, We shall not enter it at this
time. But the facts we have stated may be
depended on. Several respectable gentle
men from this town were eye witnesses of
the circumstance, and have preserved spe.
cimens of the various substances far the in
spection of the curious.
[Georgrtepa In. Anaer.1
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

September 4, 1909.
Ordered, That Charles Midnight, Henry
Nicholson and Daniel Mcleod, be COM
missionrrs to hold an election in the second
ward OH Friday the 15t', irsl. at the :Coun-
Gil Chamber, to elect member of the Com.
mon Council for said ward, in the place of
James M'Guire, resigned.
ADAM LYNN, &C.
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as;s morning arrived in Hampton Roads
ics.d,sh sloop Robert, Stocking 70 days
the Oh Jamaica, having on board Monsieur
ir !, M, late commissary of marine at s..
pzT,ngo and thirteen other French OH
oi'' [Did.]
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ATTENTION.

A Legionary Court ct Enquiry will be
held at the Court House on Thursday the
18th instant, az 10 o'clock in the morning,
for the hearing of appeals and performing
other duties required by law.
By order,
P. TRIPLETT, Adjutsnt
Cd L. M. d. c.
September 1s.
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-; Il
SSA,r'r%
=. T., ~, NEWS.
s,4.,, .,asst5xs
SS.!i.':.;rt
M $4,000
SHIP

TUTL " /ItEIItILLITJH.
ARRIVED,
Sch'r Corne!ia, Davis, sBerlnuda--to
Vim. Xeaton.
Bstsey, Eldridge, Barnstable--to
Lawraaon 81 Fc"le.
CLEARED,
Brig Helen, M'Cobb, St. Bartholomews
lily James Patton.
Brig America, Shaw, Providence-by
the Master.
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= cl,,snprta Eoafsp Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.

~. British frigate A fricaine, anchored
ins Roads this morning, returned
from 6AN TNorf Led. Sept. s.
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~ I with to take a YOUNG
MAN that can come we'll recommended, to
learn the Druggist business.
William Harper, Jun.
September 6. dtf
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[Nort. Led.]

d I'M pheaonemon in naturalhistory.
|pl,n,.a.' we'll at Mr.. Anthony Holmeads
h. tonN an' near this town, at the depth of IF
eanc. 1.-the workmen struck upon sub
Aarcn = ,"alch, On examination, appears to De
e,n 4l' 'nsermixed with sulphur, and some
4s substance which gives it shining
Fs1ranee. The body of earth above these
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-21
Eapssltoa's CYaud Restorative.

.
Recommended as an invaluable Medicine,
s for. the speedy relief, and permanent cure OF
8 the various complaints whichresuit from dis
sipated pleasures, juvenile in6iscretions, re-
siacnce in climates unfayorable to the consti-
tuition, the immoderatc use OF tea, frequent
intoxication or any destructive intempcrancc,
fhc ,mskilfui or destsuctiye use of mercury,
8 the diseases peculiar to females, at certain
periad oflife, bad layings IL, &c. &c
And is proved by long and extensive expe-
rience TO be absolutely unparalleled in the
cure OF nervous disorders, .consumptions and
lowness OF spirits, loss of appetite, impurity
Of the blood, hysterical affections, inward
weakness, violent cramps in the stomach and
back, indigestion, melancholy, govt in the
stomach, pains in the limbs, relaSations, IN
voluntary emissions. seminal weakness, OBJ
stinate elects, fuor elbos, or whites, lmpo-
tency, barrenncss, &c. &c.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lo-
ze9lges.
Which there is reason 10 believe, have,
within eight years past curedupwards of TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND persons OF both sexes,
,feyery age, and in every situation,of various
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
and from obstructions or foulness in the sto-
mach ana bowels.
Hamilton's ELaxar,
For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Sore Threa
and appsOashing eensungtions:
.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun
day night last, a Slack Negro sl.ye, named
ELIJAH, or LAIGE--He is about 35 years
of age, feet inches high, pittca with the
small pox, of a down surly look, stout made
he had on when he went away blue Jacket
and trousers nearly new, and took with him
from off a bed two pair of Blankets, o'e bound
on the ends with red tape. Laige went off some
time back from capt. Rubin johnson Of this
place, and lived some time in New York and
Boston, and went by the name of Archibald
Henderson he is an artful cunning fellow
can play little on the violin Whoever will
bring him to me, or core nit him to Jail, if
taken in town, shall receive ten dollars, iftak
en- out OF town the above reward, with all
reasonable expences.
Isaac Entwisle.
Jaisasy 10 esl2t
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.joleTh Vaudeville,

: - vile,
coRNER or KING and lAfBfAx s-..
lLExAHB&lA
Has received a considerable J,
dltlon to his Stock,
md oFFERs FoR SaLE,
30 hogsheads, Est and I'd suai,,
20 barrels Muscopad, Saoos,
1000 lb. Green Coffee o.
5 ID tons British Pstent Shot, assr.
BIB to No 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Chess
40 boxes Mould Candles
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so h. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Sallpetre,
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, YolnyB
son, Hyssn Skin, ard Padre Souchong IT,,
in quM ter chests, boxes and cannisters-m,a
of which are equal iii quality to any ever IN
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, IisbonT.
neriffc, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Mcsloc Claret-
jamaica, Windward- Island, and NorL,,
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whisky.
Six hogskeaels Cherry Eounce.
Retailing Mplasses, Havana Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil i'll bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rio.
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, StNb
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia, n
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, Caya.
Pepper. Capers, Mustard, Raisins, A'mCd
Currarta, Maddcr, Alum, Coppcras Aa
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandyvie
.Cunpowicr, Spanish Segars, Cavencash and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipcr5
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writingad
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Com
Leading lines, sc. &c.
October l9. q
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BY n. G. DUTIEF,
MD OFFERS FOR Sd},s

.4uhr. Of Nature HistZayed IN 7cr "'1'
teaching language to man, aflhFeafo@
Frencit language, &c.
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RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the
third of this month a negro man named MO-
SEES, about twenty five years old, five feet
eight orsnine inches high, rather slender, and
very black, his eyes are rather large Among
other clothes he took with him adrab coiored
big coat rather ragged, black Jacket, par
of white brooches made Of planes. and pair
ofold corduroy. willsgiVe the above reward
for him, if secured in some jail, and notice
sent to me.
David Stuart.
Fairfax County, Va.
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