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DANISH DECREE:
WE ORDER.

1st The line from Nieustadt in Holstein
over Arenboch to Segeboro, from thence to
Oldeslohe over Weltzburg and Bramsted,
to the city and castle of Gluekstad, from
thence along to the Elbe to Brunsbei,tIe and
Norderdithmarchen, shall be considered as
a particular line of custom over which shall
not be carried from our dutehics, nor at sea
nor on land, any produce not being of Euro
pean original.
I'd. Refined sugars and syrups dare not
be exported over the said line.
Sd. An exception shall be allowed only
for such small quantities of non European
products, or refined sugars and syrups,
which are destined as far as can be proved
for the retail trade, and for domestic use, at
those inland places which are situated be-
yond the line.
18th. For the inland manufactures which
are situated beyond the said line, and to
whose use non European produce are abso
lutely required, it may be allowed to export
the requisite quantities of said produce, but
when these goods are manufactured they
may be brought back again on this side the
said line.
5th. To grant passports for any quantities
of non European produce or refined sugars
or syrups, allowed in the Sd or 18th, and in
order to secure the obligation ofthe above
said manufactures we have ordered COM
mission.
9Th. Every man who will export any non
European produce, refined sugars or sy-
rups for domestic use or retail trade, or to
the manufactures beyond the line street,
mast go to the commissioners and prove the
destination of the said merchandise.
9TH The warehouses of refined sugars
non European produce. and sy:ups which
will be found beyond the said line, in great
er quantities than is necessary for the retail
trade of six months, or for domestic use for
one year. shall be transported back at the
expence of the owners on this side Of the
line, within three weeks after publication
Of this law.
9th. The city Of Altoona is only excluded
from the measures of the 9TH but the whole
amount Of non Eur opean produce there,
shall be put under control, that they may
not be exported to any place beyond this
side the line.
9th. Every vessel tina. clears from one
inland place to another along the coast Of the
EIbe must give security for 25l. Of the va.
lue of the ship and cargo, for security Of
discharging the cargo at the place of desti.
nation.
10th. All those goods which are found
to be transported nearer the frontiers than
those places, and the time between them,
shall be confscated and the merchant who
is interested therein shall pay the value of
the merchandise. All these measures shall
be observed till further orders.
Copenhagen, dug. 9, 1910.
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NOTICE..

THE President and Directors of The
= Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
Company have declared a dividend on the
Capital Stock of the said Company, for tho
year ending tie 18th of Sept. last, of per
cent per annum, which is ready 10 be paid,
Charles Page, Heas'r.
October g. 2aw3w
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October s.
g. Negroes for Sale.
Fifhery for Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber will sell or rent the re-
mainder of his time, being two years, in a
lease of that valuable fishery Oh Broad Creek,
adjoining Col. Lyle's fishery, together with
boats, seines and ropes and houses complete.
For terms, which will be made easy, apply
to.
William Patter1on.
October s. 2aw6t
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al9ne."
Commerce Of Quebec, The Quebec Ga
zette exhibits lis: of 81 arrivals and 70
clearances, during the week ending the 18th
ult.
Present State of Hayti. we learn from
a gentleman who left Po,t au Prince, in the
latter end Of August last, the following par
ticulars relative to the existing state Of af-
fairs in that country at the time of his de-
partWre.
The Mole was still in possession of the
troops of Potion under the command of
general D'Arve, (who succeeded Lamarre)
but closely beseiged by the army, and block
AIDED by the feet Of Christophe. 1t was sup
posed to contain provisions for three or four
months, tut the general opinion was, that it
could not hold out longer than that time.
This position is the only one now occupied
bv Potion in the northern departments of
the island, and should it fall, the whole mi
litary force of Christophe will no doubt
be turned against the south.
The advanced posts of Christophe extend
to pArcahaye, which is only about fifteen
miles from Port au Prince, the capital Of
Petion's dominons. This city would af.
ford powerful obstacle to the conquests Of
Christophe, as it is nearly surrounded by a
strong wall and entrenchment lately con-
structed, should not treason find its way "a
mongst the inhabitants. Unanimity appears
to be wanting. The people are mostly di-
vided into factions. One party is attached
to the President, another is DESTROYS of
placing Rigaud at the head of the govern
ment, and third is suspected of being in
favor of Christophe. If these conflicting
sentiments continue to prevail, Port al
Prince must fall.
Gen. Rigand, from whose talents, energy
and popularity, SO much was expected, was
lying sick at Jeremie.
General Gomoy had not surrendered with
his army to Rigaud, as was reported, but
was still in state Of open hostility against
the authority of Potion, with force of a
bout or 5000 men. A negotiation had in
reality been opened, and personal interview
took place between the two chiefs, but with.
out producing any amicable arrangement:
Gomoy is a negro, as such is opposed to
the influence of the mulattoes, and has de-
clared himself to be in the interest of Chris
topic.
Should this statement be entirely correct,
after the reduction of the Mole, the con.
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THE VERMONT ELECTION

Has resulted in favor of Democracy.
/" Ephraim is joined to his idols, let him
Alone"
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N O T | C E.
e. Corn Meal for Sale.

7 HAVE quantity of CORN MEAL G:
Il my store, fresh ground at the Occoqua,i
Mills, that viii sell in large or small guam
titles at seven shilings fer 6uskei-and have
boat now gone with load Of corn to the said
mills, and mean to keep constant supply Of
that article.
Abel Willis.
October s. AZ
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Commerce Of 9ue6ec., The Quebec Ga
zette exhibits lis: Of 81 arrivals and 70
clearancss, during the week ending the 18th
ult.
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~.ojn-,iaE MEDICINES

fays RIc go Ja7aFN ToRx, /,
A5yepared from the original recipes ."
.o,,ss,on Of toe subscribey, his 1yido1u, 6y
rybom they areprsparss and without whose
.ignotHre none are Sgeanipe. .
O5dainsts Coughs, Colds, Athmsi,
&c. 81
Are Immediately relieved and speedily cur
cd by the use OF
>HAMILTON,S ELIXER soR COUGHS
DEAR bougkr experiences has taught thou,
s.has that oily and heated medicines, joined
Win strong opistes or sleepy drugs. repeal
al dose, Of which hatter and deceive the Pa.
item, for the present, by procuring momenta'
ry Ease : experience, ] say, has taught
tb,nSsnds, th.t the common opiatcs and bal-
.amirs, as they are called, finally aggrass,0
.y.ry. disorder Of the breast and lungs, Ill
their most distressing symptoms. that they
load the stomach and impair the aiScsnon'
me the whole sys'em, increase the dbl
Guilty of breathing and excite fever Ft'atthe
ouaiities If this valuable discovery are e.
yinc.d by perfectly OPPOSITE Effects h'ne-
oil. trrl ~ilI prove. that n 're''ores enc ae'
tsrx,ina,ion okthe fuids1o the surface ofIhe
boay, and hrings'oa TIE common hea'thiu'
nsrspirA,ion-,ha, it dis'odsss and evacua'es
the tough visciaphlegm or mnoGs, strength
ems ths we akened vessels tf the hngs,
-sbearhes the acrimonious humor which irri-
ta,es THEM; and finally disehargesit 1t: linus
s.rikins at the root o. the r!sorder' the
. symptoms ave Of course etfectaaily and per-
manenty conquered, the reverse OF common
medicines, which weaken the constitution ahe e
give strength to the disorder tor Inc SAKE o.
.toader,tiny for tAe prrAsat some Of iIsTa;"-
full effects. ,,u;.t
To parsnssrho have children afflicted with
.sc whoopinp cough, this discovery is OF the
srs, magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief. checks the progress, and in u short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder 10
which children arc liable. The elixir Is SO
nsriec.ly agreeable, and the dose SO small
that no difficulty arses@ n .akms, 1t.
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Itch Cured,

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
the proprietor inforrnst those persons ana III
\ miles who are suffering urder this disease
against The infection Of which no personals
STE, that is this ointment is used at Night on
wo;np TO bed II Mve. fails to perform q cNe
by ahe following morning, IS thousands who
ave notwithstanding the last ten years can ess-
,ify. FYhs peculiar exceileneies Of this in
faiiihles remedy for the itch, above every o.
,hsr. are the certainty ofthe care by u: siage
application the ingredientsbsSag SO inno-
,snderesk infant ; and its being not only
-. from auy offensive snfellrb bat equally a.
s...hye wtS the pleasantest Poms:an
D.. Hsssiltas csand RsRorasiDe.
Dh;eh, the inventor confidently lseosrn-
m.nJs Is. a, unsuitable nredee4ne tor the
, aneeds rslisE. and p rmanen. sure Of various
-eompsiass ishsh ts.ss from dlss,pated
Measures, juvenile mdlsoEsuo0s' lssissAes
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L O L Z N-E II S,

,..- .st l. u II II N-G =. .E
Among thesymptoms attending Worms
arc, disagreeahe breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums-itching in
the nose, and about tho scat--cor yalsiohs,
eppiletic fits, and>sometimes a pri'atiou OF
speech-.irregular appetite, someti.'. mth-
ing food and sometimes voracious- purgins
with slis,y and frtid stools-yolnitint. Large
and hard belly--pains ~andsckness at am s,o-
mach-pains in the head and thighJ, with
lownsss of spirits-.slow fever, with small
and Irregular pu!se-a dry COMPREHENSIVE
thirst--sometimcs pale and unhealthy eoun-
enanee,' md sometimes the face blostedt ard
fushsG.
Persons AFFECTED with any Of the above
symptoms, shout have immediate recourse
to Kamikon's Form Destroying Lo:enges
which have been constantly attended with
SUCCESS in all complaints ssail,r to those above
described.
Hahn's true andeGsnuint German Corr
Platter,
Al :nfallible remedy for Corns ) speedily
removing III cm root and branch, without yi7-
its pain.
CeH91Hf EcrJf9" Lo'''",
The Restorative 2o~der-ior the Iec;h
and Gums.
Hahn's Geagiae Eye Water,
- A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofthc
eyes. -
Hemslt0m's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swe'sings;
NvnSness, &c.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief In the
mos, sey.re instances.
The Anodyns ELIXIR,
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
mcAlbIe Agsss and Fever DROPS.
~ Sold only: by James kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King Str ee,, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent for the sale OF the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
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Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbls.
Peach md Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
~I.oaf and Lump Sugar, ''iiavarnah Honey
per & lion, figblue. ="
.Molasscs in hhts. Spanish FIotunt Indigo,
Srnn:sb Cigars, Bu.ler,
Harlis's and r'aylor's manufactured To
bacco in kegs,
G]unpowdcr and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Eutmegs, PcMmr Pimcn,A
Chocolate Nos. / ards, Mouiaund Dipt Cam
dies,
Malaga Raisins;n boxes,
Pipes in boxes, 8 gross each,
bingham box's, Han,i.tsc's CARROTS and
LeiPcr's Stuff in bottles.
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed CordsfLeadiag Lines, sc. ~.
.. ALSO, #.t,-.
a constant supply OF wArxR eaacKEns and
best supERrlNR~zLouR, by retail, and w
SO hhds. OF Maryland and Virginia Tobae-
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] Less than 2 Ia blanks 70 a prize suoJe''
; 10 a deduction of IS per cent PRICES paya-
| bic 50 days after the conclusion OF the d'A"-
ing.
OF TH~E~AHNExED PRIZES. .
,st drawn No. 10th day of>lra~ing, entitled
20 S 900.
Is, do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. | to No. $50, inclusive
LET 10. 2o.h do. $50 do from No
c5l to 500, inclusive.
, ,st do. ssth do $50 do. from No.
s2>COI to $3.50, inclusive
his. 4, sOtlr do. $50 do. from No.
e2,25l to 22,5oo, inclusive.
lxt do. 35tfr 10. Casl, $4,000 dolls.
-, do, 10th 90. 1000
Is, do. 4tth dc. $4,000.
Fl, st 1000 Blanks drawn tc ne cu,llcd to a
Ten Dollarprize each.
~ The drawing will III the
City of New York On the third Tuesday III
April next, and will c~onan"c to draw 600
Tickets each day (except the last day, wien
| there will remain 600 to be drawn] un.ll
finished.
T1cKErs for sale by r. GRAY, Bookse.-
Ter, King street, N1eGandria, where ell tHk-
cts sold by hin may be examined, ahdAnlor-
nation obtaincd respecting thc1L"ltery dur
INK the drawing, free of expence PIlzca IN
the Bal,i College Lottery Will be taken
at thei: fall value for Tickets in tais Lottery,
and tho difference paid in cash Cash will
also bc advanced for WizGs as soon as drawn,
at a mo !erate discount.
Present price otIcl.c,s CT ht do,l4rs.
January |.
Should the first number, OH the 18th day
Of drawing, be either Of the numbers from ]
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number (not one Of those %nuubcrsj
shall draw, and be entitled 10 iEc $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that mayt &c drawn
to them previous 20 the 18th dav OF drawing ;
and in tie. like manpcr with tickets for tic
Goth, 25th, and 3Oth days Of drawing; so
that q perscn with one ticke. may draw Ore
Thousand Tickets! Question How? An.
swer-Supposc No. ll,i75, Is the property
of 4, the first drawn number on the 18th day
OF drawing, which vii en,itle n 10 the num-
bcrs from 10 $50; and the FIRST drawn NUN
Der on the 2O.h day of drawing, may lie No
rs, which will cnlitle him 70 the numbers
from 25l to 500 Tie first drawn number,
en- the cslh day, may be No. SIS, which will
2ni,!c him to the plumbers from 22,Ool to
W. $50, inclusive /; and the FIRST drawn NUM-
DER, on the 3oth day Of drawing, may be oae
of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
cn,i,lc him to the numbers from % $50 to
a2,soG--Ycs, sir. and The thousand tickc's
NAV Law ONO Hundred Thcusand D'''"'"l
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Just. received. PR schooner Elizabeth, and
-r... --. &C.. z,for sale by
$Faxon, MeteaIf and Co.
IS boxes, and 2s half ditto Bakers Cho.
e6Siate, part Of which is Of FIRST quality, in
small boxes suitable for families.
They have oH,hand,
Writing andiW rapping Paper.
Mould Candles and Boston Beef, .
* AIsey agenerat assortment Shoes,
a;aMsrch g. 'sH'
O. Printipg:in all Its branch
es, neatly executed at this, Of
fee.
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~ Sold only by James Kennedy, sen
Bookseller, King Str ee,, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent for the sale OF the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee, -
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New Tooth Extractor

THE subscriber has effected an improve
ment in tho instrument for extracting ,e eih
by which that operation is rendered consider
ably less painful, and more safe, than by the
common method, and applies in all cases.
During some months use Of this iasuu-
men,, 1.-THE only one except nruF's pa.ens
where that will apply the jaw has in no i'll
stance been injured, nor tic gum torn Tor Ia
cersted.)
p, Persons who cbuse it, attended at their
homes as usual Apply lower cid Of Prince
street TO .,. 's,,%
Gil: Douglas.
Intending to apply for a patent, j. cannot
be .een for examination at present.
December 49,. -. cosm
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New York, 25th FeD.
70 be Rented for q term Of years

10 be Rented for O. term y years
.r-HAT valuable tract of Lard, called
Pre1or, situate OF the Washington anu
Alexandria turnpike road, at the Junction OF
sur mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
'tant two miles from Alexandria, three from
Washington and five from George own
There are u the premises a two story
dwelling house, containing six'rooms aud a
passage, with q kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, sc. a large, handsome and highly IVA.
nured garden, Of at least ten acres IN q high
state of cultivation, anal lately. laid off ey an
experienced gardener, an orchard contal1!nS
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
damson trees, with English walnut, ounce
and mulberry trees, and Mso upwards ot six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees, selected with care HON til"
bost nurseries, and al! in fnll bearing. The
annual average product of the apple orchaM
alune is cs,ir,atcd at 400 barrel. This trace
contains about 100 acres Of land, a considcra
BILE part whereof has been manurel and o
with clovcrsscd The siores afford fish and
wild fowl, and one or two good fishing land
inrs. The situation is healthy, elevated ari
plessant, in full view Of three towns, and i,
we'll calculated for a place ofpublic enter
,ainrnent. Immediate possession may be h@f
and the terms will be made known uponap
LEGATION 10 :,
Frances Alexander.
o. eotf
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Iolcph II. Vaudeville

Ioleph II. Vaudeville,
0Hsys fer sale the GoAowing articles.
uhoieSaLeo or retail.
5000 bash. Lisboa and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Cof.ej in barrels and bap,
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellen, Gu,
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. Of Hsrrinss, Shad and Mackare
50 tons Plaster Paris
20 baies prime Upland Georgia Cotton,
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dcms-
rara Rum x 2 ~
: pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bills. do. do.di6srent q Ialiis,
? hhds. Copperas
G%unpowder, I
Imperial, /
Tyson, TEAS.
Young Hyson,'
Hyson Skin,
Madeira,
r. ;s S:;:;:; VINES
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A PERSON prope rly, qualified TO eac'
IA the Greek, Latin, and English !'an-
uug or mmatica!ly, 4 Geography "ould
meet with liberal encouragement IN the town
of Alexandria if application by letter address.
ed to the Printer, is speedily made.
February -. Jaw =
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Selected Recommendations.

REIN desiroas to make public For the good
&C others, .he excellent quality OF tiami.-
tnn,s elixir, prepared by the !a,e MIR. Lee,
hue sen, YOU the following account OF the
hs,r6t / have received from ; which l nope
viii induce others to give it a trial. In con.
..ou.uce of q bruise On the breast fecei'ed
So . fail. nv health grew badrlny breath
-. hocan,e very diHscult, .nd" Frequently l
= koy.>had suddenly 10 rlse~Np III my oea "l,A
~ tss hurrOrs Of immediate sufoca;ion.-
Add sothese q constant pain III my ofc9st'
,nd a cough. q great loss OF strength u ftcsh,
and you may conceive that my symptoms
evidently indicated IN approaching cohsuWp'
ton. The advice of ! most eminent physl;
clan was resortcd to, aud atlerwArdS d secoha
was called-ir, but without giving me any re.
lief, Another physician who knew me anu
the circumstance ofmy case, advised rue 20
INV. Hamil,on's Elixir a trial. saying no haa
.. 4 II in his practice anaaIways found IL 10
do much good A bottle was procurco He:n
M Birch's, and I found relief before l mao
,.l.n half OF it. Icontinued 10 use 1t x was
soon strong to attend to business. on'aNi'S
s~Ia. .or,e Of my former symptoms return,
6u, are always removedhy a dose or " ''
the Elixir. :,, ..,
George benner, Jun.
no. IL. Budd street, Fhl'auelrl"a'
Mrs. II. Lee, New York.
Mr., Ab,iah. Henly, Bridge street, Ba't!'
go. vas cured by one bottle OF Hamilton's
FIisir. of q very complicated disorder, 0cea.
.;onra by a very severe cold caught several
wnn,bs AGO. lie breatsed with 'sas greatest
N;S."Ity and was often thrown into weaken
inp sweats when he attempted TO wax my ,
distance, and MS voice would frequently tai!
in such a degree tha.ke could only atShps
TO whisper. He. has been upwards o! SIX
weeks without a return OF his complaints )
and desires to give his public testimony III
favor of this invaluable medicine.
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DifriGt of Columbia, to wit.

WIZ l. r A > Jam LomGL bath, b
W his peti,ien IN writing, applied t
tho honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court Of tho
District Of Columbia, to BIO admitted TO the be.
neft of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
insolent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the jail Of 'AlexMndria county,
at the suit ofIsaac Entwisle, and being unable
to discharge the said claim. with others H.
gains, HIM, has offered to deliver up to
the use Of his creditors, all his property,
real, personal and -Eixei-.Voace is therefore
TO the creditors Of the said John Lo-
max, that on Thursday the goth inst. between
the hours Of nine and 8 O'Clock Of the s,me
day, at the court house in Alexandrla, the
oath of AN in:oivcnt debtor viii be atministcr-
cd to the sid. John Lo,nax, and o trustee
appointed asreeabiy to the said act Of con-
rrc:s, unless Cause be then ais6 there shcm
10 the contrary.
By orvcr of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
high one Of the a~ssistane Judges of the circuit
courr Of the District of ColumLia, this Goth
March, Slo.
&C. Deneale, G. c.
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Less than 2 ia blanks to a prize subject
10 a deduction of IS per cent PRICES paya-
bic 50 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. q.
OF rHs~AxNExEp PRIZES. :.
,st drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
10 & 900.
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I'm sNmssss u,fasorabIst TO the constitution the,
'~iinmoderate use oftea, frequent h,toxication..
or any destructive intemperanee, the unskil-
flif or frequent use of mercury, the disc asses
neculiar TO females at a Certain period of
lille, bad layings in, &c.
HAMILFCN'S =
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
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Forty Dollars RsbarA

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
~ 18th Of December last, negro DAM
EL--hs 10 50 years old, s feet 10 or II zach.
% high, Islsrably black, high cheek bones, he
had an opening be,ween his lrunt teeth hav
lng the appearance OF oneslest, remarkable
round shoulders and tlsndor waist--hs 10 by
profession q hshiisi, han lost much echls 70.
IIelon, and 10 fond Of talking on that subjects
no has appeared 10 DO very unwsll for two or
three years past and has done nothing! Boz
fore thpt time no was good hand 20 put up
post and rail- fence, and dltthlng, which he
no doubt will engage In shsuld no gt.s Do.
tNnes nor, heinS-.hs ID good ut al kinds OF
plantation work. II " believed he IL 1.lll In
The nsIghberhe0d oil Alexandria where he Las
O vile, and IL hNrborrd by tic negroes be-
longing, or WIN. have lately belonged 10 tiie
essNls Of Benjamin DnIany, Esq' una their
connections.
twill Ssys thc above reward IT GseNrsd IN
iail 10 lhaI | Vet him again, ami All reasonable
expenses II breuEA Nome
John Dublin.
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