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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
Portrait & Miniature Painting.

RjgR. NICHOLAS ROUDET, grateful
lVa- for the liberal encouragement he has
received OF his friends in particular and of tie
public in general, feels in duty bound to see
licit the acceptance of his sincere thanks for
their unlimited attention, and is happy to
give notice that the PAINTING ROOM is
removed to Prince Street, opposite Mr..
MEAD's dwelling. house, where he offers his
professional service, and respectfully Invites
connoisseurs and the admirers of the liberal
arts to visit the Room during their leisure
moments.
P. S. Likenesses expeditiously Painted,
when not disappointed by sitters. Price OF
high finished Paintings. viz:
A full size portrait with hands, 800
a portrait in bust, so
Miniature, so
Smaller size, IS
June l8
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
SATURDAY, .IuNE 20, 1919.

SUGAR COFFEE sNlOLASSES &c.
20. Hhds. ! New-Orleans s. Havana MSseu-
40 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Havana DO
10000 ID. Loaf s Lump do
10000 Is. Green Porto Rico s ST. Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India RxR,
80 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
SO bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmentof Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and faiyfar Streets.
April 6. tt
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!. WANTED,

\ PERSON well acquainted with the
U Grocery business, and capable OF con-
Quoting a wholesale and retail store o
such person, who can bring satisfactory
Recommendation for capacity and integritS,
very handsome salary will be given. Es-
quipe OF the Printer.
June Is. 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
NOTICE.

o. The Sale Of Property adj
vertised by CHARLES M'KNIGHT to take
place on Saturday, is again unavodably post
poned until Monday next the 22d inst. when
the Sale will positively take place.
June l8. st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
n O t &c E.

jain Nitbers g Co.
TTAVE removed to the. .NEW BRiCh
L K STORE in the square above their Tor
mer residence, next door to a. LYNN
where they are opening Gust arriyesl) large
sunslv OF British, French, India, RUSSIA shd
American GOODS, which they offer whole"
sale orretab on the best terms Tor Cash. OF
10 puaataal Customers,
ADril 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
Wines, Sugars, Teas, Fruits, &C.

J05EPn IT, AfANDEVILLE,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Old Madeira, Sherry. Lisbon, Tenerlfie and
- Port Vinc, by retail
Cognac, Peach and Apple Brandy
40 az. casks l'enerife and Malaga Wine
10 hhds Antigua Rum
40 hhds N Orleans and West India Su-
gar, different qualities
5000 lbs Loaf Ind Lump Sugar
3 hhds good retailing MolJsses
100 bags Cofee, green and white
100 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
50 or. chests and hoxes suterior qaahfy
Teas, of this years importation, con-
sisting OF Gunpowder, Imperial, Fly
son, Y. Hyson and Skin
so boxes lemons
so Muscatlel and Bloom Raisins
100 bags soft and hard sheli'd fresh Al
monds
90 bags Figs
500 seams Writing and Wrapping Paper
10 bbls Old 4th Proof Whlskey
so bbs Common Proof do.
40 Demijohns
SO boxes Mou and Dip'd Candles
80 do Brown soap
ALSO,
500 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety Of ether articles ia the Gro
cevy Line.
Ney2
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JUST RECEIVED,

JSo3 RE'CEstS C9'
20 Boxes Lisbon LEMONS,
= sxte.Ient order, and for Ssiv. AT the Store
@ttac subscriber lower end OF Prince Street.
~Ith Groceries and other Fr,its as usual.
A. WILLIS.
slsy 81 If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20

ON Monday the 25th @t May next will
NJ be sold, at Public Sale, on the premises
at IL o'clock, A. M.--those two spacious e.
legant BRICK HOUSES in the City OF
Washington, late the property CT General
Washington, situated On North Capitol
Street, and running back to New Jersey ~
venue, containing the whole Of Lot No 10
and parts Of 6 and7 square 634--More desl-
rabie property is not within the clty--lm-
nediatcly after the sale Of SAID Los and
Houses, will be exposed to sale Lot No.
in square 6e7, and those highly valuable wa
ter Lots No. 10, Is. ID, in square 667 with
the liberty of improving i'll front OF them
into bo'd deep water in the Eastern Branch.
This D ope,ty is sold under decree OF tile
Court, and will be sold on credit OF twelve
months--the purchaser to give bond with
approved security carrying interest from the
da{ OF ssle-3oo dollars viii! be required In
cash or al approved indorsed note at 90 days
NO title to be made until thepurclsse mo-
neyis fully paid.
April IS. sw
O. The above sale is post
poned to the goth June.
May % 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
1000 Total.

The natural SMALLPOX is now prevalent
at Baltimore, and many have fallen victims
to its ravages. A society has been formed
on the spur of the occasion, called the Balti-
fatal progress of the Small Pox, byimmedi-
ately extending the benefit of vaccination
as generally as possible ;" and at meet
ing of the physicians of the city, held on the
10th inst. 7" to take into consideration the
alarm universally occasioned by the preva.
lence of the Small Pox" it was agreed to
vaccinate daily, free of expence, all who
should apply, and togivo premium of IS
cents to each child, who should present to
their treasurer a certificate of his having
been vaccinated by any one of the physici-
ans composing the meeting.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
Erfract TO the EdiforS--dated
~ A e n ~ - E'..k. 4


>, The important resolution introduced by
Col. PORTER, this morning, into the house
of representatives, for the purpose of raising
provisional force, to act in the incipent
stages of the war which has been contem-
plated against the provinces of G. Britain,
was negatived by a small majority, without
debate. The Colonel presented the nesolu-
tion, because he believed that volunteer reg
ulars, with federal commissions, were the
only species of force with which the invasion
Of Canada could be attempted in any short
time tom the present period. He had, too,
on former occasion, pledged himself to
bring forward snch proposition. He sup
ported = with great ability, in speech of
ono hour believe the resolution would
have been adapted, had not many Of the re.
pubicans entertained the opinion, that the
volunteers, with state Commissions, can con-
stitutionaly perform the service against
Canada. "--,Batt. inner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
NEw-YoRK, Feb, 1s, 8 o'clock


We learn by Captain Pindar, of the
schooner Fairy, who arrived yesterday from
Gibraltar via Madeira, having left the for
mer place the Oath December, that the
French army, under Marshal Soult, consis-
ting CT ten thousand men, had captured Ia
RITA. The town was bombarded during two
Weess--a breach was at length effected,
by which they entered the place, and m ade
themselves masters of it at the point of the
bayonet. They Immediately pundered and
burnt the whole Town. Capt. Pindar, also
states, that the British ship Trelany had ar
rived at Madeira in ten days from Bristol,
(Eng. (which place she left the first of Janu-
airy, bringing news of peace being concluded
between England and France. This news
was also confirmed by schooner that had
arrived the day before capt. pindar sailed,
in II days from Falmouth. Captain Pindar
states, that it was generally credited at Ma
deira, and that the price Of wine experience
ed an immediate rise in consequence. We
nope this very agreeable information may
Prove true.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
BALTIMORE, Feb. II.

Arrived the fast sailing ship Dumfries.
Hill, 30 days to the Capcs, from Cadiz, ha-
wing brought the news of her arrival out
On the night of the sixth January the ship
Portland, of Philadelphia, was captured by
the French, and run ashore near st. Lucar,
and on the following night, after the cargo
was discharged, was burnt Nothing new
with the armies. FLOUR il 3-4 IS doh
lars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
NEw-ORLEANs. Jan. 8.

In the river, President, Fowler, from ia
maica. Jan. IA, the President was boarded
by Is renegadoes from a piccaroon under
Spanish colours, and treated in the
most brutal manner, who plundered the
vessel of every thing, and the captain
OF geo dollars.--They said she WAS
French privateer fitted out of France; was
manned with As French, Spanards & Amc-
ricans. Capt. F. states, that this schooner
can be proved to be the Republican,, that
was undergoing repairs at New Orleans
when he sailed last from that port. This
privatcer at the same time plundered the
schooner Martha, Rich, from Kingston,
bound to Wilmington, North Carolina.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

The bill supplementary to the act making
provision for arrning the wh!e ;ol;yf s &c ::i;;
Militia of the United States, has at length
passed the House of Representatives by
majority of is votes.
VIM. GRAY, Esq. has peremptorily de-
clined a reelection to the office of Lieuten-
apt Governor of the state of Massachusetts,.
Nm. PLUMER, Esq. is nominated by the
Republicans as candidate to succeed him..
Mar. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
BoSToN, Feb. IS,

The ship Thongs, captain Mantor, foe
this port, arrived at the Vineyard on Tues
day morning last, Sc days from Lisbon
Two gentlemen, passengers. arrived in town,
last evening, and report that the contendng'
armies were in winter quarters, and NO
ton was at Lisbon. a plumber of transports
had just arrived from England with troops.
horses, &c.--No information from Spain
later than before reported. Markets dull,
Hour IA dolls. corn about 9 dolls. Several
vessels had sailed for ot5er ports, and others
kept their cargoes on board, hoping for bet
ter sales. Last accounts from Gibraltar,
-four, sly 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
.CINcINNArI. lar. %.

Extract eta iefser froma gentleman at
Fort Wayne, 10 his friend in Newtort,
X. dafsd I'm. 1st. 1912.
" Il is with the greatest pleasure that
can inform yog, thar all the Indians IN this
quarter arc perfectly tranquil and believe
friendly disposed towards the United States
Nearly All the Prophets nefarous bana
have at length deserted him and as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
NORFOLK Feb. 9

NORFOLK, Feb. y.
We have the painful task of announcing
the death of another of our Revolutions
ry worthies-Ienernl THOMAS MATTH-
EWS, who departed this life yesterday at
4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
No,ro1x. rc,,. -.

NceroLK, Feb. e. 4
Yesterday. anchored OFF Lambcrt's Point.
The y. States rigste Constitution, Capt.
HUI, IN 10 days trnm Cherbu,g, (France).
The Unn.d states sloop OF war Hornet, ar
rived at Cherburg z days before the Con-
stitu.ion sailed. and landed messenger
with dispatches, and immediately made
sail for England. She was to return to
|Cherburg for Mr. Bariosv's dispatches FIR
the u. States. Lieut.. Morris, of the Con-
stitution, the bearer of dispatches to our Co
yernment and the French Minister, landed
at Hampton on "Wednesday last, and i'm
lmediate:y proceeded to Washington.
gentleman passenger in the Constitute
lon) with whom we convcrsed, and who was
at Paris on the Sd January, informs. that our
Minister, Mr.. Bariosv, was received at the
French Court with distinguished marks of
attention; and adds, that there can be no
doubt OF an adjustment of all differences
with that country
We have been politely favored with file
I, OF Paris papers to LIST Jan'y-rhey are now
i'll the hands of transiator.-lf any thing
particular, it shall be given in our next-
The l3th OF Dec. at SIS minutes after II in
the evening a shock of an Earthquake was
felt at Verona which continued about 8 Sc
Iconds. Fortunately no damage was sus-
itaIned.-On the 18th of December, at half
past eight in the evening, two severe shocks
of an Earthquake were felt at Maienberg,
(SaXony. y Herald. a
/ 1t is SAID and believed in France, that a
rupture between that nation and Russia will
shortly take place but upon what grounds
We have not been able 70 perceive in our
French papers. We however observe that
efficient means had been taken to recruit
the French armies. The conservative Sem
ate, at the instance vi the emperor, passed
a decree on the Goth of December, putting
one hundred and tzoenty thousand men of
! the CONSUMPTION of 1912, at the disposition
of the minister of war, and measures were
taken for their junction with the armies.
The frigates Medusa and La Nymph,
from Java. had arrived at Brest..-The Uni
ted States Brig HORNET arrived in France
on the 50th of Dec. and sailed the next day
for Observation-Disclosures.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
BosT or, Feb. IA.
FROM GIRR ALTAR

A letter from Gibraltar, Dec. 90, saws -
" For Is or 0days,previous to the I2thinst.
there were no arrivals from America. in
consequence, -four rose to Is dls.-AOOO bbls
arrived on the 18th, and more has arrived
since, which has lowered it so that at IRE
sent it will command no more than IA a
l5tlls. and dull at that price, and no purcha-
lsers-There is no demand at present for any
thing. There is now 5000 bbls in the Raw.
The not granting iicencc to export -four, will
prevent its rising-were we permitted to
export it, the demand would be much erea-
ter. No sale for lumber and slaves. The
aii;tirs OF Spain go on badly. Gen. Ballas-
teros lost about 500 men a few nights since
he was cut off going from the Rock to
larriffn, by the French General, who had
retired and given out that he was going TO
Caoiz. and by that means laid a snare for
the General. Ballasteros had u horse shot I'M
der him & was slightly wountled.''
On the Goth of Dec. the French attacked
the town OF Tariffa, which was defe nded
by English and Spanish troops.
E.rtract eta letter from an English gentle
man, dated /" London Dec 12," TO a res
fectabie merchant in this to7vn.
g had the care of dispatches from Mr..
FOSTER for Lord WELLESLEY, bat they do
not seem to make any alteration in the -minds
of our great men. therefore am of opin-
ion that things viii so on much in the same
way as at present, for some time to come.
There is no prospect of the Orders in Coun-
Gil being repealed, SO long as the British Co
vernmcnt have not official notice of the Ber-
lin and Milan DEGREES being rescinded, from
France"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

Proof q. tAc a.taehrnelt ws,ch the nther
tribes OF Indians (say the Miami,s 5, putta-
watamies and Deiawares) bear to the u.
States, the most rosvecta1e chefs cf,eaui,
OF the above nations, have, with many of
their young men, met, 1T MassasSinway on
the Wabash, about 60 miles above the Pro-
phets former villagc, tor the purpose OF
embodying themselves to destroy the Pro-
phet. have conversed with several of the
most respectable chiefs on the subject, anil
they all appear to Ce determined ON his de-
s'rucuon. They say, SO long as he is suffer-
ed TO live, so long will he Keep the Indians
i'll a ferment, and inla hostile attitude. dali
ly sowing dssention among them, and en-
differing their minds against this governs
ment. feel satisfied that as soon as his de-
struction is completed. which think will be
in the course OF eight or ten days (for tho
persons allotted to take his life have been
two days at Massassinway, preparing for
the bloody, yet laudable act) say, as soon
as he is out of the way, have not the least
doubt hut that all the Indians in that quar-
ter will join hands with the u. States, which
nothing hereafter can unrivet.
We learn from DIR. Chapman, that on Sa-
turday afternoon last he was called to DR..
Rousseau, whose life for Sey eral hours as in
the utmost jeopardy, in consequence of his
having di,ed on Pheasants, which were
found to have fed on the poisonous berry of
the iaurel.-Phit hoher.
(o3 zAMEsv1LLE, Feb. -.
Governor Meigs has received from the
Secretary at war Commissions Of officers
tor companies Of Rangers--to be raised
and paid by the u. States-thcy are design
ed to watch the movements of the Indians
on our Frontiers and protect the outer settle
ments
John Johnston, esq late Indian Agent at
Fort Wayne, has furnished the governor
with a list ofthe number of Indians of every
description within the state of Chio-which
he states to be correct, Wig.
$50 Ottoways.
500 Wyandots.
$50 Senecas.
200 Munceys & Delawares
200 Shawancese.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
" Fort Sfodderf, SIN Dec. 1871"
EyrL n,Drpc -

"The commanding officer at this Post,
having reported to the General, that inpe-
rious circumstances had interviewed to pre-
vent the formation of General Court Mar
tial, for the trial of Captain Campbell Of the
I'd Infantry and in consequence that officer
has been exposed to an unavoidable length
of confinement, at time too, when the pub
lie interest has been and now is, suffering
from the scarcity of officers to perform the
ordinary duties: From these considerati
ons, and the urgent occasion particularly re-
1uil'ing captain Campbcll's services, the Ge-
neral has tho't proper to restore him To his
sword, and directs thai he should Tetur TO
The exercise Of his duties, until Court coi
&c granted him with more ocnvenienc 10
he service, for the vindication Of his honor.
against the charges and specifications, " i;ch
have been exhibited against liin; Wien ~s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

vent intcr co1.rai..cc &C. the wl.,c, Mr..
6recSen' sc in the ar, ell n report ON
che petitiolioi Jared ....~duck. Alter some
discussion On the report, the committee rose,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25
From ne Matches Gazette January 10.
MILITARY.

On Sunday the goth ult. 600 of the u.
Stares' troops, consisting of those lately sta
toned at the Cantonments, near Washing
ton in this Territory, marched into the City,
and embarked for Baton Rouge, West Flo
rida.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

Letters received by the Flash, state. that
the King OF Denmark has restored two Pill
ldelphia ships and cargoes, valued at 500,
900 cach.-Ihe ships pre supposed to be
she Fair Trades. and Minerva, Smith.
nc r. Paf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
Sales at Auctiol.

On II, the 18th instant, WI BE sold, to
! high. - Hder, precisely u II o'cI,ek, \.
zSPositively, without reserve, Al the Store OF
John Andrews, opposite the Public Ware
8se, his entire Stock in Trade, consistin- of
neral assortment Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{alc-For all sums under fifty dollars, Cash;
COLLARS and upwards, 90 days-ior Apr v
IA dorsed, negotiable paper.
9D at O'Clock, p. VI. the same dar, will
bid, the HOUSE in which the Grocery is
E-it is two story Brick -House, 81 by IS
no well calculated for the accommod ton
!, T2I smilies.-Terms of Sale-One-thirI OF
f%&ney in hsni, one-third in six months and
40 aiming thir0 in twelve mon. his, by Civ
- iotiabie notes, with an endorser, and q
+ trust on the property, 10 secure the
al payment of the notes.
above sale takes place in consequence oF
l.ndrews's intention 10 leave the state.
RICHIE. BROOKE, -4uc,'r.
! edmond, Aug. "a 2t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
Appomattox River Lottery.

THE Commissioners Of the Lower Appomat.oy.
River Lottery, have much satisfaction in an
nouncing to the public, that the Injunction late
ly awarded by the Chancellor, prohibiting thsu
from collecting the amount Of their notes from,
adventurers, and paying their prizes To Gurt,i-
nate holders Of tickets, is disSoivsd and that
they are proceeding 10 collect the money due.
with all the expedition in their power They
regret to state, however, taat they have been
advised that the dissolution Of the Injunction
does not put the subject Of litigation forever
rest, since different decision NAV possible be-
yet decreed by the chancellor or the court Oh
appeals. UFler these instances, they call uDor
those indebted to them, 10 be punctual IN max d..
ing payment according to the tenor OF their res.
pectivc notes, and assure the holders of prizes
that as soon as The money due shall be col,ec.
ed, they viii psy TO each individual whatever r r
may appear at this time entitled % receive. a.,
obtaining from such individual, bond with SUE
hcient security, that they shalt be repaid u.e
money so paid 40 hen, provided a redwwinf. q s
the Lottery shall be hereafter dccracG by n,
judge ofthe Richmond Chancery District G. i.r.
or thc court o. Appeals.
81 oracy gf the Comnissiorers,
SAMUEL TuRNFp SCR,
August 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
AT AUCTION.

fLTILL be sold, on Wednesday, tie 27th
w instant, at ten O'Clock, 4 n on tn.
remises, four acres Of LAND, on both sides d
he street leading up Adam,'s Valley, i~o hun:
red yards from the 51srket-HOuse.
Az the same time will DC rented, ill the =
ay of January, good Lun5er-iIOuse and To-
Also, wiit be sold SIX good SCREWS aid
FIXTURES conPie-t tor Carrying on the me-
ufacturing business.
WILL be sold next, HOUSE and LOT
n the strget leading from IT. Msin-scre 30
ne Church the House is p feet front, b feet
Ack, two story high, covered with tile, with
n excellent Cellar, the Lot running back 81
Get.
THIRTT-THREE FEET on the Main-s:reet,
gty yards from the Market-House.
TWO acres of LAND within the corporate
b, on the roal leading " Fairfield, near Mr..
YIN. M'Kenzie's garden: IN point Of situation,
kis land Is equal To any IN or about this CITY.
TWENTY-FIVE acres Of TintLered LAND.
tn good Spring. on t;.e Stage road to WI.
3nsburg, about one mile from the AIArke,
puse.
A PRIVATE SALE.
{0NE HALF ACRE LOT, on Shockoe.lIilI.
al DR.. .Foushee's Garden.-Also, 100 Fecf
! the Main-street, near the WashIngtol.Ts
IN, running 100 feet back
WILL be sold, at the Market-House, the
1me day, several valuable SERVANTS, of
krlous descriptions, for cash.
I ? Terms of Sale for the Houses and I.ots
Il be made accommodating to purchasers.
BARTLETT STILL, Y. Master.
Richmond, Aug d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

at The bottom Of the whole; and that H,A
| tears OF compassion are not those of hama
nifty, but are those Of f1ryisH.
W" We congratulate oar countryrncn and
all real friends of America. on the TAKIEG
ofFoRT MAIDEN by our gallant LITTLE army
under the command ofthe brave Gen. HrLL.
FORT MAIDEN, We believe, vas the only
wei fortified place in Upper Canada, and
the reduction Of 1t at this time Is all imDor-
tant to the future operations Of our army.
The account Of the arrival Of Commodore
Rodgers with number Of prizes. &c. re-
ceNcd from Norfolk and published in our
last, turns out TO be fqlae Under the New-
York head in this days paper will DC fornd
: NO other accounts relative 10 our little nec;.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

TOP THE APPRENTICE !-Ran-away. Oh
the 22d inst. from the Subscriber, an ap-
-ntice to the SKIM Dressing business, name 4
lLLlAM LOGAN. He Is sixteen years old.
hoever will deliver the said youth TO me, in
City ut Richmond, shall receive tAe sum OF
20 Cents Tor his pans, but noCiling for the
Pense which may be thereby Incurred
And hereby forewaln ali persons from har-
ring the said VIII. "a Logan under penalty OF
c law.
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