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NAT Ialel.
BALrlMonKM March ~

BALTIMORE, March IL.
IL appears the impcrtinen: aad afronting
demeAncr OF Mr. Jackson, has met the dis.
APPRECIATION Of his govern nent, and he is
70 DC recalled but IN a manner " least
calculated to wound that gentlemau's feel.
lngs. AProPos Admiral Berkley.s con.
duct ia the numbering affair of the {. !, ga !,
peak was dIsapproved of by his govern.
ment5 and he too was recalled in tue lest
possible manner calculated TO wound his
feelings, by the presentation of higaiy
important commlnd. Our seamen CON.
unue 10 be Impressed the orders IN
COUNCIL stu con,inus our wron IS remain
unreoressedj the names of our murdered
cHIzsns remain unappeased DIR Leibs's
Gighiy important resolutions are impro.
vide0dy wishGrawn, IN order that the force
d negotiation nay continue uninterrupted.
Inc & eat body OF the sagss and the sol
diers 81 theifeEoiation have dsscen.ed a.
me teIn)J a1d their nantles are buried
with 'nsn' a celebrated English states.
nAn very appropriaseiy observed, that 8 we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
SslecteI Recommeaa1tio7s.

Being de.irousto make pub ic e.. tn. p,od of
Others the,exsellent q iaiisy of d4n.Iss1,, E
lixir> peepare isby the late III Lee. I have asnI
you the f1iiowsnz accolit of ia. bsaehs / nav.
received from it; whiea l uop: vii induce o
thsrt 70 give 1t a trial. In coaseG I.a.. OF a
bruile Oh tbs breast received &c ON a fail. m
heath grew bad, my brsarnIa. became very
dithcai ana trsq i.ntly hIvs hld sIdisny u
riss u2 IN my bel wI,h all sne horrors ofin,,..
dilte suE1caton add o these acJns.an 1iins
IN IN b sAs', and coagl, sreat o - of stfeng a
aui Hesa, aGt you may conS.Iye lhat ray synp
toms cyilenay iniic.tei al aplroa.aiIy c,n.
sunPslon Tne ADVICE Of most enInea. ohy :
sici IN was re51'tai TO, and sftetward, a sesonf
was called In, bI' without giving me any relief
Anorner p1ysIcian wno kasw ms ana the cir
eanSaacss OF my case, a1use1 me 70 give
hauiton's Elixir trial, saying, he had u ed il
ia his pracfA, ani Away fou "a is 10 d. IA acn
good. bs4.e was prjcdfe1 fco - fr Bifca'.,
aad fOant> ns,ief before had aE.n ha,f Of Il.
con -Inued TO use It and was soon rong enough
10 attend to business Ga taking co "A, sosie OF ms
fo'me( symptoms return, but are always remoy-
ed by 2d1se or tw1 ct the fxir.
GEO BENNER jim.
No IL. Ba41.st Phl4dslphia.
- II. Lee, New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

can efect with America by nagociation
what we cannot by force.-The monapo |.
~ ot sconmerce and trade. Alasi WAas
An age OF glory we live in,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

Mr. Abijah Hsnly. Bndge-st. Baltimore. was
cured by one bottle Of Hamiiton's Elixir, of
very c'uPl'catsA dIsordsr occa5ioned BY very
severe cold qaqzaf several months ago. He
brsAthed vet ~ greatest dllEcalsy, Sad was
often 'hrowdanso weakening sweas wden he
ATTEMPTED 20 walk aay distance ADD hts voice
would ffeqiedty fail IN such d.gsee that he
could ONT attempt TO whls2er. He ma, been up
wards OF weeks wisho i return Of his com.
Plaintsj AID desires 70 give his pabi: tssumony
IN favor o. this Inyaluaols medicine.
HAMILToN'S ELIXIR. is sold a. s Plea,
anri Printing oH-e-who has eon,tantly fSs
sac the
SEEMING Mediciqes,
nf the late RiehS Lee Jun as prepare4 by the
orsiai1l recipes in posseS.ion Of his Widow In
Hs3 Tsik, By waon thcy are suap.Nd. aus
wisaoa. wnose Signature none arc Ceaaias,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

V Yavirtus Of two DEGREES of the Sa.
9rei9repurt OF chaacery To- he Rich.
mo991'RrI 10 the cases Of Jordan and
Niarsbasca Taylor, qua dams Of he Or.
phansA of WIN. Dandridge, C ses'ns,
the heirs and administrator Of William
Price, dec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

the French AMI .Austris.s a. The v;,.
lage of Aspern, the bridges on the
Danube were DESTROYED, & the French
retreated. On the 24.h of the same
month Mr.. Secretary Canning stated
In the House of Commons, that the ar
rangement made by Mr.. Erskiae was
to be broken oif.-Those who deal in
expedlents, are generally elevated by
small occurrences. The British cabi
net seems to have recovered from its
panic on the slightest appearance Of
success; and to have returned to its
old policy. of deridipg public faith, and
acting upon the fuctua.ing basis of
cver-varying circumstances.
We have conceived it to be our du4
ty to recall the memory of thes. e.
vents; to impress them on the public
mind; and TO admonish our fellow
citizens not to be too sanguine of a
speedy termination Of our emsarrass-
ments, from any thing which may pro-
coed from the court of ST. Ianes
through the channel of new envoy.
In the mean time, it is important for
us to keep an eye upon the course oil
conduct which the British government
may pursue towards Mr.. Erskine. III
they disgrace him, we may give the
minisJymore credit for their sincerity:
Ii they do not, a thousand paiaful i.
IDEAS will occur to the enlightened
minds Of American Parrots.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

- fHpr&purt ot chancery Tor he Richa
mo91f3HrI& 10 the cases OF Jordan and
Narsbaltand raylor, qua dams Of he Or.
phansN OF WIN. Dandridee, d C apsins,
the heirs and administrator Of William
Price, dec.
Will be Sold,
At public Austou. on tn. premises m
Monday the oh day of Apeil new, III.
foil wing prorer'y, 90 VIII. HOUSE ~
PAR L of L,r, on The main stree N
the city nf Richmond o., Sheckye I'm.
adjoining Brick House b nging to T,
ma White, called the Blue i4euse, erb.
J ca 10 the even,ual clai n &c dlsev of he :
vile OF John Britain --ardfonr aninp,oyeI
hal acre LOIS in the same cits late -.
property vt me said William p ice =
On credit oftwo years with n.ersst from
the date.
The purchaser giving Bond with an.
proved security payable n he resp- Saiys
pla'n'iifs AID the tile to be retained until
the PayReB's are nnsde.
JJhl Prosser, , Com
William Moncure, { mrs.
Richmonl. March o. 1870.
by virtue of a deed Of trus7 e7Tsc0,e1 ~
y Pleasant Younghusb md and RIzabs,R
Fucker, his wife, on the 2Sd day Of March
1908, and duly recorded, TO secure the
payment OF certain SIMS of money m In
Prosser, therein expressed, 1--WE WIN e@
pose 70 sale, on the premises, on Tuesds~
the third day OF April next The Co.
Sc simple interest in and TO a certain Io-T
$ piece or parcel of GROUND, with re-
sfimproyements thereon, lying and be,ng
g IN the city Of Richmond, aud which e
9 now under lease for A term of yeas
g mot yet expired) TO certain Moses na~
" Wis at the som of forty pounds pcr an-
" nun, as will more fully appear, refer-
ence being had 10 SAID case, nov ~
naming of record"
The sale will be made IRE ,bly p, -.
directions inlsuch cases, Of the act Of ~.
last Geueral Assembly rte cosdons
force, tins tue SIS. OF MAY oext ~
act passed the 31,t OF Janu ~. 1909 80
Il led I" an act concerning exc u.ions -
Tor other purposes" '"'
j.. w. ROOTES. y
FRED'K, PLEASANTS. trustees
March IS - $40.
m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

The Secretary of State has received
tom Mr. Pinkney a private letter of the
ga Jal'' detailing the particulars of a long
conferences at the foreiga Office with Lord
Welss'ey. This letter explicitly states
.hat tue britlsh minister did not attempt
20 Vinoleaee Mr. Jackson; on the contrary,
he ADMITTED that he was in the wrong,
mat ne must return and successor wouiu
DE sent out to the U. States.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27
Fran the american Citizen.
THE FLORTDAS.

A,,rsrtie. have united IN the opinion,
~, II. Floritas would be at all times a
r.rr agreeable acquisition to US, and under
,bG,r circumstances which have grown &
40 G..lv to arise from the invasion and II.
nal conquest of Old Spain by France, that
tbev would perhaps be essential to our safe
~. This, universally of opinion may, tho
We hope it viii not, encourage our govern
r,ent to take steps calculated to Involve US
] IN evils of great magnitude.
From authentic information it appears,
ina, the inhabitants Of the two Floridas, an
pleasantly situated at present, are disposed
70 place themselves under our protection !;
or in other words to cede to as as far as
they can the territory which they occupy.
With this view popular meetings nave been
hid and congenial measures adopted. 1t
further appeared that the captain general of
The HAVANA has despatched 500 troops to
the Floridas to ovtrawe the disatiectsd, or
more Justly speaking the disseminated lnha-
bl,an,s.
Our government will perceive that it
would be inexpedient eitherto take the IN
habtants under our protection, even though
THEN surrender should he voluntary, or to
mcdtllc in the contest which il seems is a.
bout to take place between those who are
disposed to ALLEVIATE themselves from the
government of Spain, and that government
which. 1t is equally apparent wiz not permit
The alienation, if force, such as it has, will
prevent it.
The ground upon which this opinion is
gwen is the alliance offensive aud defensive
which England and Spain have entered in
70, which now exists, and which would not
Ia all probability be varied by the conquest
ct old Spain, for France, when that con
guest shall have been completed, can do no.
ting with. the Floridas without the per-
mission of her antagonist. The Flo,ldas
t0en, with the other American possessions,
would be reserved for the conquered Euro
fean Spaniards, and they are already qua
raAteed by England Hence any ioterfe-
FENCE by US in the affairs OF Florida would
amount 70 declaration of war against
opaln and England, the latter power being
S'o0d BY treaty to project the integrity of
opa6tah America.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27
BosToN, august 90.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALT.

IMPORTANT FROM ITALT.
Arrived a, Salem Yesterday, ship Fran.
els, captain Haskell, SO days from Naples,
which ship was purchased from the Neapo-
Titan government by Mr.. Hammer, the A
merican consul, for the purpose Of convey
ing to their own country the crews OF the
American vessels con6scated at that place,
as we'll as at the Civita Vecchia. The fol
lowing is list of the masters and supercar-
goes who left Naples IN the above ship, be-
sides 1SS mates, seamen, &c. Captains
Haskill, Cavendish, Currler, Brown, Car
diner, Tucker, Lander, Felt, Hanscom,
Haskill, Holden, Foster, Bartlett, Holmes,
Turner, Newall, Atkins, Thomas, Martin,
Derby, Dixey, Sheffield, Bradford. *Gard-
ner, *Waterman. Subercargoes, Mesget,
*Clark, #Stewart, *Smith, *Mlffiin; also,
captain Thorndike, of Salem.
The Francis touched a. St. Mlchaels, 18TH
July, and sailed next day; the persons TO
whose names, in the above list, asterisms
are affixed, with 1 Z mates and seamen, LETT
the Francis at St. Michaels, and went on
board the Perseverance, captain Meek, who
was to sail for New York same day.
The Radius, Lander, arrived at Gallipo-
Ii, May 1s; vessel and cargo Immediately
taken possession of, and would share the
same fate as the others.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27

III !. fastened upon tfleir
/ rss charm, VIA has profoundly stuplhs "a
l.prs,,n,a' .'ss' They do not appear to Be
'bs people s as, with their fathers, whose pre-
sane .s, rs' eyes IL Of ,b no ,, ss
o's sg1 not worth preserving IN the s'a's
gsa'1%' ss,e are the last refugees flibsr'y'
doa::,t , in, filed may save u.s. alter we
and i propf from every other stand. Let,
srs drlvsa avery man who can shake oft the
rlersiors and dreams, peculiar to the
dr0g''n sndsa r to awaken his nsighbors,
'im's' -. s"I ,hem move forward at the next c
q WIZ g. state delegates, with an eager
:e'lo nj ~ perseverance, which admits OF no
rts' =. a"c .: repose, till good candidates are
respite = 20 the legislature. Let this be
Tstuf".r a we shall be guarded as securely
dons' I'm. emf CIRCUMSTANCES admit. The best
as l p.;"s for a relaxed and approaching
'go'.'; ;a,r.t;on IS to b. found in the emerge
'da,. ! n,triotic exercise of the legitimate
~ g.. inherent in the separate states II
pow =. healthfal and vislans at home we
w., ~ The best chance to survive the m'sfor,
, a aowing from other quarters, beyond
oar present control.
.
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MeranDrta Datlp @asette.
MONDAY, AUGUST 81.

Messrs. BRUTE, SAVAGE & BRUTE, pro-
fessors of PUG1LIsM and disciples of the i'm
mortal Broughton, have the honor to announce
to the gentlemen of America, that they have
lately arrived from Europe, and mean to teach
PugiHsm in every town in the United States.
Their mode of teaching is on the most ap.
proved scientific principles and have no
doubt will meet with the appreciation of every
man of taste and consideration
Mr.. Brute, jun was a partner OF Mendoza,
generally second to Nil Herd, and bottle
holder to the Game Chicken, and other dis
tinguished characters.
Mr. Savage beat Big Ben, after moderate
fight of 100 rounds, had the pleasure of de-
priving him of his sight, and making him a
cripple Cor life: Re is now living in (" disni-
fed retirement" and from his innumerable
scars and bruises, it is supposed will make
very handsome corps. At the request of
the amateur at his death he is 10 lay in state
three days.
Although Gougig is not prac:iced in Eu-
rope, yet as It's fashionable in some of the
southern states, and as they consider it a great
Improvement in the Pugilistic Art, it will be
taught with all its varieties.
Mr.. Brute, sen. has beat the principal Pa.
gilists of the age, for different sums, from
1000 guineas to shilling, most of whom he
has marked in very gentlemanly manner.
Together. they have fought more battles,
and killed more men than any of their pro,
fsssion in Europe, as will appear by certif.
Gates from the Prince Of Wales, COL Thornton
and Gen. Iariton, and the records and grave
stones fthe different church yards, in the
United Kingdoms.
e duty OF lC Per cent. on the importation
ofSpecie has been laid on al the ports under
the controul Of Christophe in the island OF
ST. Domingo. Coffee on the LIST Of August
il sous.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27
KENTUCKY ELECTION. !
FRANKFORT, august II.

FRANKFORT, august II.
Richard M Tohnson is reelected from
this district, by a very large ma ority,
General Desha is reelected without op
position.
S. M Xse is also reelected without oP-
position.
Messrs. Henry Clay and ". T. Barry,
are elected, without questionable. Clay
tc the 12th-and Mr.. Barry to supply the
place of Mr.. Howard, in the 11th Con
gress.
Two other districts remain to be heard
from. One Of them Col. Lyon represents.
1t is said Col. New, his opponent, will pro-
badly supercedc him in the 18th Congress ;
but of this, We are not certain.
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&C. GEORGE YOUNCS,

81 GEORGE YOUNCS, re-
spectfulIy acquainis his friends and
'te cItl-ens OF the Town and County
c' Alexandria, that he regularly prac-
ucss the law in the City Court; and
. all such buiinels as may be entrult-
!, g 10 MS care, he gives the mott po-
Nt'he assurance, hall be attended to
n0,l promptly and particularly.
June %.
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FOR SALE.

ne uneXpired lease ofthe property call
- &c and known by the name of Bellyue,
Tb present IN the occupancy of Mr.. Hodgson.
sd 'e sre about years of the lease unexpir-
Cow. SUBJECT to the payment of l66 dolls 81
nn S per annum. Possession will be given
n. % Nc ist~ OF January, but possibly not until
~e lsl April, 1911.
G. Hso' 5 acres and 10 poles of LAND in
NJ" ~ "mpie, including the stable and other APP
~" Possession will be given at the
sn n,Ie period. In my absence apply to Alex.
John Hopkins.
aug 20. law2m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27

Was taken from a Negro Boy1
a SILVER WATCH, supposed to have
been stolen. The owner may have it by
proving property and paying the cost of this
advertisement, on application to y
Anderlon 6 Mutt.
August 81. st
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be added to the
sales at the Vendue Store,
8 chests Hyson & Young Hy-
son Teas.
Also,
A variety of Houfhold Furni-
ture, among which are-Dining and break
fast Tables, Mahogany and Windsor Chairs,
l chest drawers, beds and bedsteads, wash
stands, kitchen furniture, sc.
P. C. Marfteller.
August u.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27
Liverpool Salt and Platter


ahoat.
$500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
40 tons Plaster Paris
On board he sch'r C&thaline, Newcomb
master, from Boston, for sale by
LaWraion & FOwle.
Wh0 Aave o1so landing from sad sctooner,
90 hhds and 200 bags, being about 5000
pounds, prime green HavanDa coffee
geo boxes mould and dipt candles
so do soap
10 hhds N E rum
100 reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
Also landing, the cargo Of the sloot Eangeri
cahtain Camh6eU, from Porto Rico.
50 hogsheads prime retailing Molases
so barrels Muscovado Sugar
IA puncleoas Rum
5000 lbs. Coffee
A quantity of OK Horns
IN STORE,
$4,000 lbs. red Soal Leather
5000 5000 bushels ss coarse s!ssd Liverpool }sALr.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
50 do Chocolate
sObarrels and sc half barrels Boston Beef
a quantity of grass Rope
so chests imperial. young hyson, and hy-
son teas
cases Sinchaws and Jaconeta
400 ps yellow nankeen
cases German checks.
For FREIGHT.
nk The Schooner
s&&3As NARY Ann,
-&. EBENEzER SMALL, master,
Burthen about 900 barrels Will take freight
to an Eastern port, unreasonable terms, and
be ready to receive cargo in three days.
14ttlyas ABOVE!
August Il:
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Mr. SNowDEN,
1t having been suggested to me that it
was believed that the advertisement signed
{" John Smith," published in yosr paper a
few days since, had reference to mel
think proper to inform the public that have
never had any dealings with Mr.. Smith in
that way, and that it was intended for the
late Thomas M. Davis, deceased.
THOMAS M. DAVIS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27

Written by flames Kenny, and teyjormeds
the Lonaon end PHILADELPHIA Theatres
with the most unbranded applause. The
original Music BY jain D0ry. Accom
ba'.imen;s by AZ. PeKeSsiere.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of
AtexandYad e ITS U1clntty.

4 S a great number Of both sexes and Of
N the first circle of respe ctabiiity and
taste have generousI: pstronised the adyer-
tiser in his line Of business, he returns them
his grateful Acknowledgements, and hopes to
merit their future favors by punctual at.
tendance to their demands aud lis Jury.
- | have removed to Fairfax street, al
MOST opposite to James Sandersoa's, corner
of King street, where shah be more COM
modiously situated for the reception OF those
who shall honor rie with thelr commands. I
shall have, from my correspondents in Lon.
don, every three months, the newest fashions
of the following articles:
Ladies' Curricle Goats, Habits, Pelices,
Spencers, Corcets and C!oaks
Gcntlerens' cnrricle, surtout dress, plain
and frock dress, breaches. paotaloons, vests,
dress and undress, and all kind of uniforms
and regir,entals made in the newcst style &C
cording to the grade Of the officer; and any;
kind of fancy cords made Tor trimming OF
ladies' dresses or gen.leners' pmta;oons and
vests and vests ready made for the accom-
mediation of travelling gentlemen
r. CTav. ian.
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PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS
CNU Ote1VGj't-

PRICE 4 DOLLARS SO CEHTS-
Rrles aid Regulations Tor the Field EXer-
else an. Rlqnoeulrcs OF the French Infantry,
issued August st, tT9l; and the NanGu-
Ncs Aldeti, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon, Also, the Ma
re,H.es Of the Field Artillery, with lnian-
lry, BY Col Irenee Alnelot de LacroiX, late
Chief Of Brigade in the French service. III
three Volumes, the third volume consisting
plates,
The principal part OF this work has been
Nanshted from French to English, by Lieut.
COi. Mcdonald, in the service OF his Britain
rie> majesty. Col. de I.acroix iias not only
aSaiied himself Of Macdonald's translation,
but has retSined the principal theories with
which Col II. has enriched his work, espe-
eialiy his comparison Of the French tacucs
viii the prussi.n, and the principles OF the
Jlf.reat nations with the English; because
layse valuable notes are sufficient tor such
ctapaisons, and arc in point. Col. DE L.
I augmented those notes.
Elhe Introduction Of Col. de ,,acroix' work
VIII i,:act toe attention Of the young Ameri-
80 " lie Sludy Oh ieSTHt0 laeliNos >i-N ~
-lS OF experience, and enable them to obtain
'aa precision desirable in the warrior, tor
Nsy must be convinced that good officer
IONS good solder, and that the expel-
eNte OF ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
usf vii perform his duty correctly, when ne
's~eE commanded.
At the end of the second volume oil tins
SOFS, Col De Lacroix has added the man0u-
Tss OF the field artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. 1t is not
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
- Moving this laundering arm with the same
SSM;y ana celerity as the line. Europe IS
40" convinced and confesses it. He has adj
Sea piatcs, which demonstrate those manosu-
res 50 essential to the great operations OF
hem. -0
Co tie Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-,
~ 10 add 10 his book some new adopted
t.aeQnes, which have been put IN practice
Ts'eat advantage in the face of an enemy
haance the value OF this work Is the only
S'aSs could induce him 10 augment Its siz'
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DiftriEt of Columbia, to wit.

DiftriEt Of Columbia, to wit.
w y"HEREAS V1lAam Wood hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied to
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one OF the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court of the
District of Colu mbia, to be admitted to the be i.
neit Of the act of Congress, for the relief OF
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con-
fncment in the Jail bounds of Alexandria
county, at the suit of John G. Ladd, admins
traitor of Samuel Craig, deceased, and being
unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver
up to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed
Notice is therefore gTOen, to the creditors OF
the said William Wood, that on Saturday
next the l5th instant, between the hours OF
nine and three O'Clock at the court house, IN
Alexandrla the oath Of an insolvent debtor VIII
be administered to the said William Wood,
and trustee appointed agrecably to the said
act of congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
By order of the honorable Nicholas fltz-
hugh one of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this lS;h
day Of Sept. 1910.
G.. Deneale, G. G.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13
Twenty Dollars Reward.

i Wenty dollars Nc1oo'a'
4 BSCONDED from my farm at the
n mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month, a man whose name ia RALPH, n
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly s feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg.
shirts, negro cotton oyerjacket and trow-
sers. 1t is likely he has made away with.
them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington. estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very probable he is therea-.
bout or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
may be found. -
him in Washington City or Alexan sia Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-lz.. q: