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TO THE PUBLIC.

r u behalf Of slch as are destitute of the
/ means of instruction | return thanks to
al! In this town and vicinity, WHO have ailed
me in prin ing Tracts and setting up Libra
rles. All who have not had an opportunity
to cast in their mite towards promoting i We
ny useful institution, are respectfully invited
to cal at Mr.. kENSEDys book store, where
subscription paper may be Sc and the de-
sign of shc plan more ully made known, than
we have time or room to do In this place.
30 ks on moral and religious subjects, or
sub as contain important information, will
be as thankfully accepted as cash, towards
promoting the design.
inat all nav be satisfied, that the subscrib.
er his nc intention to promote party either
in religion o politics, they ale desr ed to ex-
anime the specimen ofrac's and looks which
have been printed and are proposed to &c
printed as soonsas the necessary means can
be cb,ainc,. Some OF the books and tracts
vii, be given gratis, others soid, and the a.
walls ,a.poyed in printing more. by giving
the pan a sandid examination tine public will
o,liue their humble servant,
T. Osg0od.
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March s.
FEM ALE ACADEMY.

AIRS. ROWEN, hegs permission, very
WI respectfully, to inform the citizens OF
Alexandra and its vicinase, that she has open
ed School at the corner of Washington and
Prince streets, for the education OF young la
dies: wherein will be taught, Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the English
Grammar; various kinds of needle work,
Embroidery, Drawing and Painting. To &C &c;
comodate those who live at distance, she will
take few young ladies to board end educate
at One hundred and t4venty five dollars per an
mum. Drawing and Pal ting Will be AN aedi-
tionsl charge of six dollars per quarter
As opportunities to acquire KNOWLEDGE OF
the English Grammar, are too seldom within
the sphere Of the female part OF society," the
attention of her pupils will be particularly
directed to this important science.
March 49,
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Female Education.
March S.

MRS SELMA NICHOLS, having
Nl relinquisaed her intention of leaving
Alexandria, has taken that colnmodlous house
at the corner on King street, adjoining Col
Deneaie's, * begs leave 10 inform her iilends
that she wi CONT lie as hithsrto, to teach
f.ma,es the differtn mt branches of useiu! ana
ornamental eEpUcATIoN She returns her
thanks 10 those by whom she has been patro-
nzed, and hopes she may enjoy the contlnu-
anee of their patronage.
The house being commodious and in a
healthy part Of the town, she wishes TO take
a few Scholars as Boarders on reasonable
terms.
Her terms for tuition are moderate, and
may be known by applying to her
March l8. eO6t
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Red Lion Tavern.

NfRs Myer, begs leave to inform the
lH1 friends and Gus omers of Capt. Peter
Lauck, and her late husband, as well as the
public in general, that she will continue to
KEEP Tavern at that noted stand in Winches,
Virginia.-Having a commodious house
and stables she fatters herself, gentlemen
Travellers and others can be handsomely &C.
commodated
Winchester, March IL, 1911.
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March %.

Virginia, Frederick Caunfy-to mir:
DANIEL LEE made oath b. fore me a
Justice Of the Peace for the said county, that
on the 26th August, $40, he Gu. two Bank
Notes of One Hundred Dollars each, AMI re.
mitted by post from Winchester the b. Ives
of said notes to JOSEPH JASsEy, Alexandria
that, on receiving an ackn, wledgment Of
the above re the said Daniel Lee enclosed
the remaining halves of said notes directed to
JOS pin Janney, Alexandria, put the same
into the post-office at Winchester with his
own hands. He further says that he did not
keep any description of said notes, but to the,
best of his ieo objection they were Oh the Uni
on Bank of Maryland but, for the greater
certainty, he refers to tie half notes first re-
mitted Sworn to before me this 18th day
Of February, 1911.
EDWARD MCGUIRE.
District If Columbia, Alesaadria}
County, to wit:
JOSEPH JANNEY made affirmation be-
fore me Justice OF the Peace for said coun-
ty, thta the half notes mentioned above, last
enclosed, were never received by him Civ.
en- under mj hand this 9Th day of Starch,
1911.
A. FAW.
MARCH s. law6W
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This is to give Notice,

Ills Is 10 give NOtiSN3
That the subscriber, OF Charles county,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, in the State Of Maryland, let
tiers Of administration on the personal estate
of Francis H. Sheid, late of the county aiore-
said deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, Oh or before the Il st
day Of August next; or they may by "" be
excluded from all bench. to SAID estate -
and those Indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF
bruary, 1911
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March S. Govt.
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N Office.

Those who have purchased tickets Of the
subscriber in tie Wilmington College Lotto.
ry, are hereby informed that that lottery will
not be drawn. They will, therefore, please
to return the tickets and receive the amount
in cash or tickets in the Potomac and Sbe-
nandoah Navigation Lottery, which commen.
ces drawing on the list Monday in May next.
ROBERT GRAY.
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SALAD OIL.

Just received, few cases of Salad Oil' OF
superior quality-fer sale by
Richard H: Little,
Apo,hecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street..
March IS, u
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Burr Milestone M0nufa7ory.
The Subscriber informs the

The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received a supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the max
ing of Burr Mill-otones q. his late dweiine,
on Patrick street, between King anu Cameron
streets, about the first of March next, whe
he can supply Burr Stones of any dimensions
thai may be ordered. He has also good as
sortmeAt of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or atthe Manu-.
factory. Any person wishing to engage
Burrs before the first Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. 2aw
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is tor
Sale OF liberal credit Within h.k an hour 5
ride OF Alexandra, it oHc, 5 every ncce ssary
accommodation for gen,cel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunling Greek; and con
t.ins two hundred ard twenty,hree acrcs.
II not sold basore the fist week IN April, II
witt I've leased TO al approved Tenant, on ac-
comm o Iatiug ,erms.--- p2hcations may he
made 10 WILLiAM tiERBkRT, Esq AleXan-
dgis, or 10 the subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Faaoi!ie, Aagys'ena.
February ii. za~u
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February IL.


RAN AWAY on the nigh, # the ie.h IN
S.ht, 4 negro man named h-f3H-3N, about
. Yeas Us axe. feet 9 or 10 inches nigh,
'i i very dnk complexion, rather slender
'ha'is and very active, whes spoken to he has
shaa iu'pe dimea, in his spcec;, accomPa-
h'sd VITA iE2st. He wears black cio,h
eaAi-hi, cio..nihg unknown psreh. scd
sati ieiinv Of Mr.. Samuel Aforeiand, of
montgomery c"nnty, Maryland; he Is well
At"Sa ~ che neh,n orhood of Bean-Iown
alexandra Washington snd George, ! "wu /;
II Is sai'p"'ed he nas pass. ] VIII 1--WE the
soaTe fes@sd u any p-rson secariag said fcl-
~" 5" "a ! yet him again, and all reasona-
Die chasse, ii brongh, home
Thomas Waters,
living nesr tryan. Town, Charles
County, Maryland.
March 20-2Z lawNs
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March %.
Ground Platter.

rhe subscribers have on hard sad intend
seep;ar a constant supply of Il u n u
p .4IS9 TEL OF p Il RVS, which
they offer for sale.
John MCPHERSON & Son.
month 9;h. 60
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A second hand Coaci,ec with Hsrnesss
MADDER FOR SALE.

We have Just received few hundred lbs.
of the first quality Nader.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
Also on HAND,
A few hogsheads 4,h proof old Jamaics
Spirits.
Do Sd proof Antigua do
40 barrels New England Rum.
pipes London Particular Madeira,1
do. do. do. Ten.riffe, :
z do. old Lisbon, *
do. Sicily Madeira, =
II quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds Spanish aotc Indi--
go,
And general assortment of Groceries Of
the best kind.
Al:o, quantity of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
100 sacks fine do. containing from IL
to FIVE bushels each.
March Is.
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Coach-maklng. in all its various
Branches.
F.. P. TAYLOR.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he conlih les TO
carry on the Coaeh-making Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line Of business
will be strictly attended =.
From an establishment of three years
the above line of business he is able 10 say
as proof OF his workms n.hip, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages Of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with nealness and strength.
n. B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
POR SHE,
second hand Coachec with Hsrnesss
MANNED Enp- CAIE
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freight wanted for Lisbon.
Four 10 FIVE hundred barrels freight Is
wanted to complete the cargo of a good vessel
now loading for Lisbon, which will be takon
on reasonable terms by immediate application
to
John G. Laid.
March 81. dtf
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The Subscriber

TIC OuUICI IUCI
Will sell his small F a r M on
Hunting Greek, ii immediate application be
made. Those inclined to purchase, will ap-
ply 10 J. D Simms, or
James Craik.
March x 3taw2w
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

For apprehending and securing In jail SO
that can &c, her again, negro woman'
named KENNY, about ls yesrs OF age. IL
is probable she is lurking about Alexandra
ori,s vicinity, as she has father * mother
living in that place.
!. Dainger6eld Lewis.
King George, Fea 8. law"
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Ten Dollars Reward.
month 9:h.

ten OOttQfS EeIp0fG.
ME subscriber Will give Ten Dollars re-
4 ward for experimenting negro worr an
called SOPHY, a.out IS years old, slender
made, rather under fect-she had DC a blue
aud yellow striped habit of iinsey woolsey,
but has variety of clio the she has sister
living in Georgetown with Mr.. Clementsoa
her father Harry, works with MIR. Hunter,
ship carpenter in Alexandra
STEPHEN COOKE.
Lees5urg, March As. iaw4w
At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders IL The Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town IT Alexandria, on the
first Monds in December, 1910, the toll
loving resolution was unanimously adopted {:
1ns, Tor the purpose of encouraging the use
Of b,osd wheel Wagons on the Little RIVER
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose whcels shall be the breadth
uf five inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free. for the term OF eighteen TonthS-all
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted 70
pass toll tree for the space OF IS months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
sDec,ivc gates, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gate keepers-And that this re-
eula,icn shall be extend TO all who shah
avail themselves Of it within TIVE years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, SeeJ.
Necenbe, &c law
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23

10y virtue of deed of trust executed 10 Ben
L , jamn Mosby and the subscribers by Da-
vid Ross, esq. bearing date the Goth day of ia
nuary, in the year 1903; & Of record in the Ho.
norable the General Court of this Common
wealth. viii be sold on Monday the 18th day Of
My next, at Fluvanna Court-House at Public
Auction, the residue of the lands, conveyed by
the irdenture, remaining unsold in the coun-
ties It Fluvanna and Albemarle, on Cunning, am,
Rockoon and the waters of Bremmer and Berry
c. eks, supposed to contain about seven thou
ssr.d aores more or less; for the purposes in the
game indenture mentioned on credit for one
fourth part of the purchase money payable the
fir day of October next, and the residue in one
two & three equ. annual payments thereafter ;
the purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
ri,y COR the srst payments and bonds with deed
of rust upon the lands for securing the
al mstalInents hey shall respectively fall due.
The land will be sold in parcels to suit purcha-
sers.
WIZ. C. WILLIAMS.
April S. ids
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>HE Subscribers, appointed by the General
a Assembly of Virginia, to receive subscrip-
n"ns tor raising Capital Stock of Four Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars in shares # Twenty
Dollars each, one fourth 10 be paid at the time
OF subscribing. under an act passed on the 5th
DAY ct January 1911, Untitled an act to Incorpo-
rate Company in the Borough of Norfolk for
Marine assurances and other purposes, by the
name and style of 80 -. -
"1he Union Insurance Co,npan, of NerfoH,'
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That books will be opened at the Exchange
Coffee House in the Borough of Norfolk, on
Wednesday the first day Of May, and will con-
s ., open from day to day. until Six Thousand
Shares are subscribed -r:
I'm. Pennock, r. Boxpden.
Richa E Lee, Jacob Klein.
Iheo. 1rn1istead, ". d Armistead.
Christ Fry, 81.
Norfolk, s, srcl; d At
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TWENrY FIVE DOLLARS REwARD

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
L Runaway from the subscriber, on the
night OF the 9th inst. n mulatto man named
John, alias John White, he is remarkable likely
of six feet high, about 90 to % old
his hair inclined to be slraight---he is very
sensible, can read and believe wrde-he for
merly belonged to Mr.. BENJAMIN Drew of
Smithfeld, and served him as a house servant.
anil was rs am informed an extraordinary good
one He carried with him--a drab surtout coat
better than half WORT with pockets at the sides
----a black close bodied do. one pair white
wo olen pentsloons of virginia cloth. One do
blue do.-one do. blue plans----one vest striped
in imitation ofswsns down He no doubt will
attempt to pass for a free man, & probably will
be lurking about Petersburg or its vicinity,
where am told free woman lives with whom
he had taken up some time pastor perhaps
gone to SWtbfeid, where his mother lives -
All masters OF vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away or in any way harbour
ing the said fellow at their PERIL will give the
above reward # secured in any goal in the state
so that get him sgain--and forty dollars If la
ken & secured out ct the state.
r. 8 Ii brought home, all reasonable charges
will be paid in addition to the above reward
VIM. YOUNG.
Richmond, April Is. If
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1T Published By 7Hos,a, Richie. near,, ob.
pesife the Globe Tavern, Richmond. v;yc;rig
TT CONDITIONS Five dollars a rear, 10
ce paid annually in Advance. Tho.e suho wish TO
oe eonsfdered a. annual subseri6ers must hereafter
designate at the ti,e Of su6sc,i6ing, otherwise
shet papers usH be discontinued at the expiration
of fhe frsr year.
~ ADVERTLSINC- Non-resident, of mi,
Cay ana Manchester, mus. pay for thrir advertise-
7nents before they APPEAR in this piper.
P'ice per SOU IRE rs, rs Gents for the first insertion,
and so for every subsequent one.
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COMMUNICATION.

10 az clusters Of VeSsels 0oRgd to the seoe,oi
POrfS " &. Britain
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
have directed, that III case Of separation Of
homew"rd Conveys, bound INTO the English
places OF rendezvous, according to the st,te,
% tis wind and weather; from whence Conyov.
val De provided, to see them safely up SID
Channel 70 the places OF their destination 4, b,,t
lhey ale not, ON any account, to 20 beyond soi,.
mead Without protection.
In The case OF the wind being eastwardly. on
the sFilFa o. such dispersed SHIPS IN the Cham
net, and being imprsclicable Tor ITEM to rssch
the places above mentioned, tie VI .,te,s arss
instructed TO put into any OF the intermediates
p0rts, or even Sicily, add wat E,f C.,.ngS
inca III De Afforded to then VITA a,e iscsSe
possible det&Y.
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Live DOLLARS REWAKD-Lo,t on tAe

HIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Lo,to on the
Il road betzueen Coidharbor and Richmond, or
between Richmond and Gregorys Tdvern on the
Northern Stage road, a RED MOROCCO POCK-
EFT BOOK, qUiIh a bundle Of papers fied our side
Of it they contain sun.Ay title papers, for land in
Kentucky, conveyed the Subscribe, Sriich can be
Of no use TO any else. Whoever is so fortunate
to find til same, will receive the a6ooe re-
roard from Thomas II Harris, Irving in Richr
9nond.
THOS. THURMON
dbri9 9. 6t
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
], There will be published, from this Office
Sre-haps i'm 9 yOlumes)

CT There will be published, from this Office,
Srerhaps in 2 volumes}
THE OLD BACHELOR,
Which has deservedly attracted the attention of
the literary world-a work, which has, in fact,
been pronounced sufficient to redeem tha cha
racter of the American Literature from the ILL
beral structures Of the Edinburgh Review
Subscriptions will be received at this Office /;
with a view of forming some sort Of an estimate
rs TO the number of copies, which may be struck
off Those who wish to have copy of these e.
kgant Essays in the book-sorm, would therefore
oblige the Editor by entering their names, as
soon as is convenient.
The work shall be put to press in new type
and on good paper.
U Any gentleman who is disposed to receive
subscribers in his neighborhood, will have the
thanks Of the Editor.
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PENITENTYAR1' STORE REMoVED
MIN. ANDERSON, having been recently an

Nv W. I'M DENSON, having been recently APP
w pointed Agent for the Common ealth, in
inc place OF (David ]. Burr resigned, } has re-
moved the Penitentiary Store to the Hovse for
merly occupied by Oakley Phillpotts, nearly op
Posite Robert Candles, where he will keep a
constant supply Of the articles enumerated be-
lew. The manifest Improvement in the quality
OF the nails manufactured at the Pcnitentiary,
under the direction Of the present Superm,en-
cant OF the institution |; the late deduction
which has been made from the former low prices
OF the Cut nails, together with the disposition
which should be felt by the inhabitants of the
State, for the encouragement OF its own manu-.
lectures, are inducements which he Hatters him
sell, VIII give them preference to any others
IN u, Market; orders from Merchants, Inspectors,
carpenters. or others, living in the Country
shall be particularly attended to.
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EOR CASH.--Ten likely young NEGROES
T. also lot in the City of Richmond, No
347, Immediately below the basin Of the canal,
which is said by competent judges to be more
susceptible Of valuable Improvement, than any
other, withry the limits of the City, possessing
all the advantages deFivlble from situation, in
connection with the use Of water-Apply TO the
subscriber.
COLIN MAcRAE.
ManebesteE, March $. II
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ANDS FOR SALE. in The State oc K.r

ANDS FOR SALE, in the State Of Ken
- tucky-The Subscriber offers for. sale
Three Tracts of Land in the state of Kentucky,
at reduced price, viz. one tract of 9, 900 acres
IN the county of Mason, the other two in the
county OF Ohio, on Rough Greek and Green
river, being first rate land. The tract on Rough
Creek contains 5000 acres, that on Green river
1000 acres
On the 5000 acres on Rough Creek are salt
works which will be valuable to the pur-
chsssr; title to the above lands is iniisput-
JOHN P. DUvAL.4
Richmond, April 1e. tf
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April S.

NJ OrICT.-zI In pursuance to deed of trust
IN executed TO the subscriber, will be offered
for sale on Saturday the fourth day of May next,
at Liggon's Tavern in Amelia county for cash,
a negro man named BOB, the property of Jo-
shua Smlthey of Amelia county, t. satisfy debt
due to James Jackson, Se1r. of Prince Edward
county.
JOSIAH PERKINSON, Trustee.
March 90. 1aw5wT
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FURS AND PEL7RIES.
Apr,f9

A LARGE quantity of valuable FURS and
IA PELTRIES, and some other Indian arti-
cies received from the United States Indian
Trading Houses on the Lakes, the Missouri and
the Mississippi, will be offered at public aucti-
on in lots at the stores of the Superintendent Of
Indian Trade, at George Town. Columbia, on
Monday the 29th Of April next, at IL o'clock
among these are 1900 lbs. Beaver, 900 RAJ
coons, 5000 lbs. shaved Deer Skins, parcel of
Otter, Muskrat, and small Furs, of Elk, Bear,
K Indian dressed Deer SKINS, OF Butisloe Robes,
Buffaoe Horns, Indian Mats and Candles of
Buffaloe Taliow.
Approved notes at 90 days will be received in
Payment for all sums exceeding one hundred
dollars.
J MASON,
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ITO BUILDERS-The Subscriber having
i just received samples of
SLdTE FOR ROOFJN1r

invites the attention of such gentlemen as may
feelit their interest to furnish themselves with
that valuable articie-Its utility mas been so uni
versaily felt & acknowledged both as it respects
duration and being proof against fire, thai to de
tail its particular advantages over wood-roofs
would be unnecessary.
The following are the sizes prices at which
it can be furnished
10 & IL Inches length g per square Roof
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J MASON,
April IS.

nj ARSHAL's SALE-By virtue of decree
tV1 of the Court Of the u s. for the fifth Cir
cult, Virginia District, pronounced on the TWEEN
ty second day OF June, one thousand eight hun
dred and nine, in the name OF John Ingram,
lanes Lyle & Alexander Nc Call, surviving part
ners of George Kippin and Company Plaintiffs,
against William X. Fleming, Defendant
Will be sold for ready money at Rock Castle
in GoOchland County, on the I7th day Of May
next If fair, if not, the next fair day, the Tract
Of LAND conveyed by the Indenture of mort
gage of the 22d day of November, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety nine.
WILLIAM MANN, d. NJ.
FOR
ANDREW MOORE, N. v. d.
april 10. tbs
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TWELVE THOUSAND CYPRESS PAL.
4 INGS for Sae---for terms apply to the
Subscriber, opposite Jo,nson's Warehouse.
DANIEL WEISIGER.
Manchester, April 12. NJ
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NT ANTED imncdIately----Tw o Lads, Of
w good characters and respectable conncx
ions, will be taken as Apprentices TO the Taylor
business, by applying 10 Elias v. I.achaiz,
msIn-street, Richmond,
april 10. 1t