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,te eradual formation Of learned class and Of

natural gentry, if,he growth ~ .rcs aid SCI
ences, IT the diffusion of tetse Tor tie hu nan
zing comforts of life, it a stimulus for sgricul-
ture, it commerce and commercial cities that
alone can supply the stimulus OF union, AZ sale
y, Irrational independence be rightly placed a.
mong the necessities of young and free coun-
Try. II IS British capital. which directly or in-
directly sets half The industry of Amer,ca in
Hlotion; is the British fleets that give il pro-
lection and security Trily might America say
"' III" mother country; HER war IS our peace,
her expenditure our accumulation, her gran
deur and opuleuce the best nurse of our pros
per,'y, and her R,val sovereignty the sole pledge
oi orr ration al independence Even nrw, srd
for years past, how has England enioyed her
wealth and power IN almost bouad,css ex-
pendi'nre of both tor the support OF generous
nation, in fighting her own battles, and at the
same time those Of freedom and common hu.
manly, for aud with the Patriots Of the PENN
suis, the history OF whosS wrongs and suffer
ings comprises more guilt, bascngss and horror.
than were ever before Gro wded into the same
compass Of t'ne, aud whose heroic efforts, tho
commenced and carried on under the heaviest
obstacles, with the tewcst means, aud with no
other hopes than were found IN The name OF 9.
Britain, added 20 those drawn from the spirit &
san thy of Their own uncpnque rable hearts,
have achieved more. AID still promises mora
tor the common au4s of nations than all an.
paigns, and all the disciplined armies of the
whole continent for ven,y y srs. Wen then
may America rejoice il it were only that the
honors ut ii1erty, WI. ~ nd t2n wIthered "
blasted by her first imtator, the Republic of
France, have been retrieved by regeneratea
SPAIN
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Oct

oTlCE-By virtue of deed of trust ex.
ecuted to us ny Nicholss>Durhsm for rhe
purpose of securing the payment ofcerfsin de t h
therein mentioned, viii be sold at Cumberland
Court-house, on the 18th day of October newt
eoeing Court day. TO the highest bidder. ror
CASH, two tracts of LAND-one on which, the
sad Durham now resides, lying IN The county of
, Iu"o5ri1"d, containing 1928 acres, more or
io'' ana BOUNDED BY The lands of G. orge HoI-
m n, Joseph Anglea and The r,nds of IAN Ia
cons estate-the other also lying in the I'm.
tyo Cumberland, containing pa ores nd
oounded by the lands OF the sad Geo. Holman
Joseph Angiea, Page P Funny and TIE So Ma.
e 5ECHA ( aokM " oD aF,} r,...e...
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: iolation. spirit q opposition to oat

ISOLATION. a spirit Of opposition to oar
ppressorss Englisrmen there is but %,
:, cans ~ cica,rzing our wounds. & making
IS y,ur friends Change your conduct to
wards America. Cali upon youx nnis,,.
to make 'heir orders. rell then, to aoan
don their paper block fades. Tell them e.
abandon the ilnpressment Of our seamen &
To agree upon some re asonable means of as
sorting our respective seamen before an in:
partial tribunal on shore--tcli your officers
at sea to conduct themselves with greater
civi'ity towards Us. A short time won d
change orr feelings towards YOU Yoa
would no longer be under the neccssity OF
appealing 20 tn csc times that have past
and those ties which we no longer feel The
sense OF present benefits would be sutfi :
cient TO Wine OH all our ani'nosities.
We learn, that the Yeilo7c Fever RACES
IN New Orleans, with a greater dsgree OF
viru'ence than perhaps has ever been known
there Several have already fallen victims
to It, aud many are vet confined. 1t is par
ucuiariy fatal to strangers. DR.. Villa m
Upshaw and Robert Alexander, ESQ. from
TINS State, have sunk beneath it
The Courtmartal at Frederick Town are
marching On with the evidence in the case
VI zen. WILKINSON. The Secretary of War
has assented TO the Generals reouest that
Col Gushing and Major Pike should be
present-and it seems that Major Backus
passed through this City, few DAYS since,
Tor the South, to require their attendance
at Frederick Town. Il will he three mon his
at least. before they can be on the field of
action.
AT the Wurd Elections of Philadelphia.
on the 27,h ultimo. for choosing two In
electors Of the ensuing General Election,
and or an assessor, for each Ward in the
City, the result was that of % Inspectors
elected, l9 are deralists and reDublicans.
The Republicans of that city re spit into
parties---and "that accounts for tt'
The London Statesman of July 3Ist. dis
credits the authenticity of the French State
Paper, which was printed in the Boston
ratriot, sometime in Jun, and copied into
our own--signed by the Duke of Cadorc
he fact isl saws the Statesman. the
N York paper IN which it appeared, did
not venture to give it ,o,the public as an
authentic document. ~ In the u S. as
well as in England, the English ministry
are knopn. 10 have engaged writer's whom
tney nay to support their government -
we wonder whether these writer's are f..
deralists or republicans We should take it
as particular favor of Mr. Wagner, il the
nerf time he writes to Mr. Goldsmith tor
list OF those who are in the Freuch paw.
ne would beg him also to send us a list of
the British penslonaries.--" Fair-pla you
Know, is a jewell
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Twenty-Five DOLLARS REwAED.
Runaway from the Subscriber, Lnl.E
in Sou.h-Csroiina, Fsirfi, Id Distric', N gro
mas, named TARLTON Iifas WALLACE.
H. IS about FIVE feet g or 10 inches nigh,
rather OF slender make, win some " at of
tawny complexion, of pleasant eounte-
aance, very still and few i9 his words, about
the age ot twenty one or twenty years he
was raised by Mr. Fowler ABOUT or s
m'ies from Manchester again The property oil
Mr. Robby Frenchmsn sgain the pr.
perry OF Mr. Fulcher, of whom bought him
he lett me On the % IN OF May, and lost p
OF his clothes shortly Afterwards, therefor
they cannot he mnutely described 1t is att.
getber probable that he is now ON the river
near Ri;IIm nj, as he folio we'd boating some
part Of his tune. An masters OF vessels, o.
are therefore forwsrned against harbOuriRg or
employing lin.
The above reward will he given to any per-
son WHO shsli take up the sad slave, ADD iodg
him secure in any Jail, 50 that get han
sgsln.
JoHH LoWRl:
Q 'obsr 4. State Of s Carolina,
Garfield r,isit,vR ~
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81 r. HORNHr MORLzND
EUIrION Ofthe Frenc1 T ,,-,-,.----

'oltloN ot tie Etenea L n,guage, uoon a
tue hiteenlh INST. open Night Schoul for the
purpose OF teaching the French Lanpu o. 70
young Gentlemen, whose avoc ations do not ner,
mt them to attend to it in the day time.
Those gentlemen who are desirous of avsil;,r
IemseVes OF this opportunity, are requested to
i'aNe app"csuoh Immediately, since aztec me
18th none will be admitted Lists of suhs,r;o
ton are open at Mr. Girardin's and Mr.. Andar.
sons Academies, and also at Mrs. McK,m,s
store opposite the Swan Tavern, the su srr;.
Der. residence For particulars and {, rms Of
tuition please to apply at said place.
Z. BOVY
w. ~ 2tS
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W 10 j. DICK& r.

"
\ NPORM tuen IRA nd an .ubli, ~
L 'hey are now receiving, - a. nous,
upied by !heSSrs Noacwe Robinson G, p ee.
S9ntS' the following articles, Which ~ ali
sen low for cash, OF neg table notes, at sb RI
Loaf, Lump, Muscoysdo and Haysnoa sn
gars Green Coffee, Chocoiste, Gunp nd-r.
imperial Young Hyson, C mm6n and Pow
ooncnong Teas Madeirs, sherry, SCH. Te.
ner,lfe aud Malaga Wines Fren' b, 1,v &C.
H n ON; Jamaica aud ST. Croix Ru4' -
H-onerts Brown Stout, Cordr.ls, MI Coo.
English and Goshen Cheese, soft s.,l n.roa p,s,
n Hs a N,nl,megs, Cloves, Pimento, Pepper.
S Snser' Ailpn, sr'nstone, Copperas, Fig Blue.
spanish indigo, having Sosp, Bar Iroo, Ger
man 3nd Bhstered STEEL, Liverpool fn. 4, in
Sac {IeiiGed Salt petre, London Mus, rd 40.
van Stkiears, Engiisn Battle Powder. md OF.
tegt ssS, an sssort oent uf Qu=e,'s Ware ~
=. Gl s :oiiee and Tea Cups aud Ssuce.s a
80 seSs elegant buraished Te Chm. Ne
1919, - Fqmolers, Wine Glasses, &c &c ~
#NFs% j Dick K 20. viii .ransact nv L,;
20 ther care. ~'''' S'e~
s. Oct d.
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E'oN RENT-My HOUSE G. LOTS. in the
Town OF Cara; well situated and calcu.
ted tor busine SIS with Lumber House and
other necessary bulldogs attached thereto. in
complete repair-and ready for ,,e reception of
u .ehsnt--ss an eligible stsnd for business, is
not surpassed by any in that n.jehborboo1. for
terms apply TO Robert K, Dsbney, who liyes
IN the premises, or to the subscriber
c. II. SAUNDERS.
Richmond, Oct d. wA,y
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1t V'rtGe OF decree of the Federal Court
~ shall, on the first day oi N nb,r n,.vt
proceed to sell for cash ali the LOTS II, Ian
D, own which were by the Will # Mann
exao,, one m9riga6er, directed to be so d ny MS
mhIch were sold and turcbased in H., ~,
f"se' one OF ms 'xs- utors, and by s 70 II Il
Iscleu % oe sold n, purchasers ut "a
executor are hereby inform th.t bv IA de-
cree OF sad court, am pp, ted Fg,e,tsr p
Co,.ec'Vf % ne rent and balances due a, he
s se1ens, saies made by Mann Page t. exe.u sr,
tnor;snd we receipt OF The rrearsg s. am au
t 'o''seu 10 convey to sucsof Tie pure ,s
nave not received their said titles. a.. E
PIE Estates n The sald Los ,JslFsNs, o. a.
oove lot7 wiii take place at tie Eouss of.Il mr.
gentry n'she sI'i T wn, and besc6f sn,f q | ,,s
|oHN W. PAGE, Commissioner
I'm
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Rttbinnno Gbeafre.

on Friday Evening, Oet. 4 zDiH be presented
the celebrated PLA1' of
PIZ RRO;
THE Death or ROLLH.
ROLLf. blythe Gentleman svho performed
9TH lilo.
End of the Playa Song by Mr. Smalley.
Como Song by Mr. West.
Song by Miss Thomas
10 winch will be al ID tire favorite Farce OF
THE JEW J DOCTOR
Mrs dos b. mt 7r.Mond4y evening.
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G D N Monday, the 9TH inst will he sold at the
Vendue Office of the subscribers, without
reserve
+ Il Puncheons prime old Antigua RUM
Warranted var to be of a genuine quality.
20 barrels Brown Sugar,
~ hbds superior quality Molasses.
10 hhds. Pennsylvania Whlssey,
20 boxes Pipes,
10 Bales Spring Cotton and 4 pipes Loadon
Particular Madeira WINE of genune quality
After which an assortment of DRY GOODS,
w:
Superfne Cloths and Casmeres, Bedfafd
Cord, Madras Hankfs Cinghans, Cotton ST. q
togs, Shawls, Qsaper Table CloriIs, G am -,
,Inthas cottuns, Minis thread, Muslibs, &C. s. &
s$ecs+st =, s - a-s - - ? - s
ssfFEitM MS iasdrA 6hdefaes so 'c;s5hg:q5 5d|
ssrd upwards 90ydays credit Negotiable notes,
sgith approved eHforsers will be required
;, And for Cssa-5O00 ssresa L ami -lyrtg N
the state of Kentucky, IN the coupeaof Bour
bon, on Shelby's creek and Big S,ndy Rve.--
TO which an r,,ispuJsb ,i'ls Viii ;ir made
H4oncure, Robinson e Peasants
y. NJ.
.aoct. 4. j,
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TOHN WICKhAH,
JAMES Gus RIE,
FHiLIP ROGERS.
INV
Richmond, Oct 4.

CH ANCERY Virgins Lii Plt,451 -
Il County Court, Aug 20, 1871. h%
John Meese,
Aydinsf PEt.
Charles Green.
The defendant no; ha5;ne. bnts.,.., DeLI
ance and gwen sectrity scccrd,r ms .ppaar-
assembly and the rules ofI.iy conr, act Of
pc rig 70 the gsUsfcuonot he q - 'no g sP-
u, % /, u d, an I9habiiant OF this slate u a. ne
ene piafas BY counsel, II is g-oe,,J mo- 'oa Of
d a'1 ,S,5naant do appear usre ont1s . NO, me
Dill, an1 that ee nest st. and answer inc osm'.
Inserted IN some e one ., =, Gus order i've iorthw'c,
h'Hed 20 The City oGR,chmond ~ papers roe.'
s -, ana posted al; the rr Ign ~,
Il Cop. T5stc, 'u"'J
Aug 81, -" "LINGS, C.
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SfoCK OF orr GODS SELLING orr,

CHEAP
VIE Subscriber beng about to make AN al
4 terston IN mis- establishment, will sell his
'tock ot well assorted DRY GOODS, amoun
ing to more than 5 5000, at prices very little
.vsr prime costs, either at wholesale or retail.
.or Cash or town acccptsnces, sniy-untl the
io'h Nov next, at which time the remainder
then on hand will be sold at auction without
reserve, on acco NM isting fern,
6ENJAMTN KIMBILL.
oct. e. tf
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re- GE yTLEMEN Or TIE TURF.
CIrzWHYLSONN & POTTER bses ;,is.
4 received Inc most approved work 800.
published N Europe on the genealogy of TIE
q LISH RICE HORSE Conta,nine Jso
the s neral practice of the most iudicous b.se-
uirs' IN the selection of Brood Mares, crossing
London Edition
B1' II, HORNET MORL5ND
ornamen'ed with mssterly engraving ethe
celebrated Horse EAGLE. Supposed 4, h..
tbs hnest horse for figure, and one of the sw;ft.
est ever seen at New Market
L, q r, have also received a large assert.
msnt OF FLATS and other publications.
OctA. o,
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hk Subscribers having sustain. Il mi,
inconvenience b, tresspasses comm ga
On ~ their Lands at Tuckahoe, iddle Ou4.ter
Fandemonum and Lower Quarter, +. INV
give notice, that all pc suns forbid to hmm
snoo', hsh, cot wood, or throw down or iee
Troy measures on their Lands and that snv
to Law. 'O0O'uiDR
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DAlCIVG SCHOOL-

IOHm LA TASTE lnfortfr tue inhabEsnls
y OF Richmond, that hise3cE ooi will 6ey5ti1@
Thursday, the 10Th inst. =, - ssAT :
Days OF Tudlou, Thursday, Friday and 7Sa-
tu day, once fortnight, terd.s IS before.
His Night School will be opened the same
days, for young gentlemen, who cannot attend
during the day time.
Oct.4. 2IT
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~ 81 tue & 81. s ssSs ed superior t ii
our Etil efits. kAsefmight baye low
ed hsF s69ssshA would Bot ley us. She has
and fJfcng diem to gbised afresa. There
has always be eGsotiie nsw stroke ofinsult
or injury on the wing She was guilty Of
an intracton Of the treaty of peaceS She
kept the Western posts from. US. From the
war of '9S, down to the treaty Ole Amiens.
she was necessarily throwing some new
restrictions upon Our neutral commerce -
And what is the present war A war up
on commerce. What maritime right has
escaped We have Witnessed her iilegii-
mate blockades, the impressment Of our
seamen, The fictitious rule of Sc, the al.
tack of the Chesapeake, the endless provo.
cations OF her naval officers her Orders m
Council. And now, when France has re
voked her own DEGREES. G.. Britain cont.
Dues to give the most rigorous execution to
her Orders, in despite of our rights. of the
du les which she owes US. and her own
most solemn professions. Have these iniu-
ries " left no trace behind them :" or is il
any wonder, that the bonds Of amity have
been rent asun1er
Il is not true, that an "iafuriate wish for
war" prevails among us. what is the
tactf has any nation made greater sacri-
fees for peace than we have done Now,
indeed, the spiri. Of war seems to move o.
yer This country. but is it our fault or hers ?
Is Il the spirit, that will not brook aggyessi-
on, or the aggression Itself, that deservesre
proach +! Let G.. 3. seek IN her own minis
tess for the authors of our wrongs and he
fomenters Of our feelings We should be
un wortny Of our Independence, il we d not
/ceLa we do. This is not a French feel
ing but the plain uosophisticated feeling,
o Americ u> Il flows from no love Of
FraGce, bn, owe Tor America--a regard
tor opr owo riSnLs, q resentment at their
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SHES AT lUCTION.

Mrs. P { DIS Be 1T rsMonday evening.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust from DANIEL
MsCAR1Y. and MARGARETTA MATILDA
snowpEN his wife, to us the SUBSCRIBERS
will be exposed TO public sale, on sATuR-
spsr. tho 18th day of January, 1879, at
the CofYes-Eouse, in Alexandria
a TRACT of LAND on the river Po-
N tomac, lying in .oudonn county, state
OF Virginia, known as H'Carty's Island, ana
Sugar Land Tract, or so much t.,ereoi as WIZ
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded In said
deed
The property lies about 90 miles above
&c rye o~n, and the city of Washington,
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its productions 10
be the most yaluabls and desirable land IN ell
taer the states of MARYLAND or Virginia, with
proper cultivation ma, be made to produce
loo bushels OF corr per acre. A great pro-
port. on OF th. tract is heavily tlmbered, from
which an inexhaustable quantity OF ship tim
her. slaves, sc. may be taken The pro-
perry will be shewn an application TO MIR.
John w. bronaugh, in George own.
The terms of sale are -One third cash on
th day of sale, the balance in three equal
payments Of three, six and nine months, oil
bearing interest from the day o! sale, with
two approved en- aorsers residing in the dis
,rict of Columbia--the land is to remain
bound and be 're-sold at ten days notice, on
default of payment. for 90 much ready mo-
pey as may he sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue on credit 10 meet
the future instalment or instruments tn
proceed. of W ich resale is to be in like man
ner secured, and this operation Oh resale is to
be made az often - such successive default
shall require conforming each to the terms
prescribed Tor the first
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, IN.
October9 SaWts 6
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Joseph SPEAR.
November ]
Mos, reshscttuly Informs his Friends and tn
Public

Most reshscJuiy Informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in all its various branches, near
ly Opposite the Vendue Store, Prince-.tree,
-he also makes and repairs all kinds Of Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes
Bass Viols, Violins, Guitars, &c. and viii
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for ffseen dallors. He hopes tke
goodness Of his materials, the soundness Of
his work, and the strict attention he intends
paying TO his business, will ensure him en-
enlargement from generous public. Ali
ofthe above branches of business viii be ex-
eeuteA at the shortest notice.
June Ia. Law
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70 The Lovers Of Agriculture
I'm amtle and fertile field is presented.

IT7ISHING to direct my attention 10 ;
" different employment than that o.
farming, offer to let, for term Of years
that T.iLU,1BLE ESTATE whereon / re
side, and known as Aterander's leland. Thu
estate is situated on the south side the rive'
Potomac and IN the lap OF government; tn,
main road passing through has afforded tc
travellers an opportunity of viewing thI
beautiful and by nature productive FARM
This property, possessing tine advantages OF
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object wei
worthy the attention of the farmer. Any
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary
a. persons wishing 10 rent it is presumed
will view the eetate.
- If this property is not soon applie''
cor, sha! make arrangements for the cul-
,ivation Of it myself, which will preclude o.
theirs for the succeeding yesr. Aay inFor
nation will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island, by George Hash
ington, or myself resident thereon.
w. H. Washington.
Noyar,har
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NEWTON KEENE,

OFFERS FOR S-fGE,
IS barrels Mascovado Sugars
10000 los Green Coffee
Is hhes. Antigua and Wipdward ISL
aud Rum
do. MoiaSses
81 bales Upland Cotton
90 bags Sumatra Pepper -.
225 large and small boxes inst quality
Segars
60 casks London Brown Stout
90 boxes Pipe.-sross each
30 barrels prime Pork
S tons Swedes Bar Iron
chests Hyson lea
:, bale super6ae Lordon Cloths
trunks Fancy iCotton) Goods
1000 lbs. Smithaeld Bacon
so barrels bright and olacs Varnish ana
Tarpestine.
November s.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

INSERTED in Alexandra, from the boat
- belonging to Fort Washington, on this
day, the two following SOLDIERS, viz.
FRANCIS WABO, Frenchman, aged
"a years, dark hair, and dark complexion, S
feet 10 inches high, had on a round hat, white
cloth vest, and blue cloth pantaloons.
JACOB BRANOR, born in Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, aged 2; years, feet
inches high, fair complexion and sandy hair
had on a round hat, white cloth vest, white
shirt with frill, and blue pantaloons.
Whoever takes up said deserters and deli
vers them to the commanding officer of tbs
post, OR to any officer of the United States ar.
my, shall receive the above reward, or TEN
DOLLARS for cash, and all reasonable exc
pences.
Lloyd Beall.
Captain Artillery commanding.
Foxt Washington, Nov. @-s. eoaw
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TIE sa5scriter offers for Sale Of
Rent,
ON AccoMMapAr1NG TERMS,

ON ACCOMAtOAIiNSA $1,000.
TWO or three. LOTS, or fRA fSs'i '' .,
LAND, cont.ining from to 50 acres, ana
distant from Alexandria about mile 3 hai''
and from the seat of governnen, tour miles.
The proximity of tais property to three
market tosn.. the p!easaniness OF us situa-
tio,i. and the improvements about TO DC ihaue
Sy several wealthy aud respectable eiu1ens
of the town ON some OF the adjacent lots AL
ford reason to expect speedy rise IN value
To persons deslrous of securing eligible
settles for present improvement or future re-
tireme6t, an opportunity of locating taem-
selves so adyantageously may not again oc-
sur.
Also FOR SALE OR LEASE,
Several guiding LOIS, Handsomely
situated at the upper end Of washington
street, in healthy and agreeabls neigiieof-
hood.
CHI Alexander.
November 81. div cow.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
October 9

RAN AWAY on the soth juno last, from
the estate of Daniel G'Carty, deceased IN
he county of WestMorelan and state OF
Vi~inia, Negro Man named JERRY, a
bout thirey-fye years OF age, dark complex
ion, about six feet high, a bad countenance,
and 9 remarkable scar ACROSS bis nose, ard
snother on his head, a little above his lore
head he had or homesPun twiiled yarn
and cotton round jacket and psntaloons,--
There is no doubt but he viii change his
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more Particularly. 1t is
expected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate Of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy of their
pass, or certificate Of freedom. 1t is conh-
Gently expected that he will endeayor TO get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given,
if taken in the county, and if out Of the state
and secured in any Jail, so that get him ~
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charge. paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N, B. All masters Of vessels and other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the seyerest PEN
alties of the law. K 5.
September Is co
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Orphans Court,

AIexandr,a County, Nov, Term, 1911.
! Ordered, that the administrator Of Jam,
Thrift, deceased, GO insert the following id.
verliscment three times il the Alex.ndli.
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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C. Great Bargains.

THE subscriber contemplating reno,
al to the country. offers for sale hi
STOIK OF FURNITURE, consisting o
Sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, l abies
various descriptions and other Furniture 10.
ted;o,s to mention-all of w hich he will dis
pose fon very reasonable terms for cash o.
good notes.
James Ward.
N B. A good ten plate STOVE, Wit
Pipe Also, Franklin do. for sale by th'
subscriber. w.
September 10 60