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Re2n0UaI.
e. Joseph SPEAR,

g. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Reshcctfuliy informs his friends and the
Public,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal-strcet 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamson, near the Coffee
House where he carries on the ca.
BINETe BUSINESS in all its various
branches--he also makes and repairs
all kinks of Musical instruments, such
as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Ma
hogsny Collins for grown persons tor
fifteen dollars. He hopes the quality
of his materials, the soundness OF his
work and the strict attention he in
tends paying to his business. will en-
sure him encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
of business will be executed at the
shortest notice.
November %. law
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'M the I'D day of August Court
next, viii be exposed 70 SAFE I'D
Lcesburg, at Peers Tavern II no,
previously disposed oi-a tract OF Lard
containing upwards of SEQ Acres neSr
Goshen, in the County OF Loudoun'-
This land lies convenient to the urn
nike Road to the Alexandria market !;
is as susceptible Of Improvement from
Plaster Of Paris, IS any hand IN Tue
County has a large portion oil "oo'
and meadow land, and is well watered-
The improvements are tolerabis COM
Portable. :,
From the increasing value OF land ~
the naighborhooa, ! is worthy the al
tsstion ofpurchsssrs. it NAV DC seen
by applying,o Mr.. c. Stewart wn'
ives on the premises Terms o. safe
one third in hand, and the balance IN
and q months, with approved sccuri-
ty. ;, ~.
absence to ] t. Ramsay.
Aprit '''"
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ENTERTAINMENT.

1 HOUSE of Entertainment is open.
~ ed by Mrs. SUsANNAH STREET., in
Winchester, near the house long occu-
piea as Tavern by The decea.ed Mr..
Phillip Bush--wherc Genteei Families
onti Travellers will meet with the most
comfortable accommodations
June 81 2mlaw
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Notice 20 Foreign Save buyers.
FOR SALE,

Attic Jail of Fairfax county. very
likely Young Map, who has been accas-
toned to house service. but is capable
Of almost any thing. Apply to jobs
DAMS, Jr. at Sully, on the Little River
Turnpike. near gate No. S.
June Ii SaWu
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100 Dollars Reward.
NLOPED from Fair6eia,m the conn-
"a tvofFrederick aud Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 7th day OF
March last, negro slave named AN
THONY the property of the late Will
liam B Page deceased. Anthony is a.
bout 5 feet inches in height, OF sub
substantial form, light yellow complec-
ton, and rather Of an affeminate voice.
He is about 80 years OF age, was brought
no house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave ofgreat capacity
and considerable ingcnuity-hc reads
he plays the 6ddle-and possesses a
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward viii be given if Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria
But if unprecedented at the distance o.
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to The subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. Lee,
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Bank of Alexandria

July S, 1918.
THE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby notified, that dividend Of 4
per cent, for the last half year, is this day
declared, and will be paid to them or
their legal representatives on Thursday
the 9th inst.
By order Of the Board,
Jas. L. M'Kenna.
July 6: Cashier.
eo3w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
August 10.
JUST PUBLISHED.

a ND For Sale at PETER COTTOA's Book 8.
"a stationary Store, second door above the Fae!e
Tavern--the following New Works, viz:
Horace in london, by the authors OF the Rejected
Addresses
Buike's Posthumous Works, volume eve;
Christian Morals, by Hannah Moore, au,ioress of
Practical Piety;
Maglslm, or the Peniient Of Godstow, novel
by Elizabeth Helrne;
Researches in Russia;
Miss Mitford's Poems, second edition.
Bridal OF iriermain, or iae Vale Of ST. Iohn, ,
Lovers Tale, said to be written by f. Erskne.
ALso, Jpes Recfiued.
A fresh supply OF DUANE's Hand Book for In
fantry end Ricmen
lie also erhects in fezu daue,
WcodfIs Edition of Iunius's Letters with Far
Smiles, and several other new works.
August 10 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

CHANCERY.--At q court held Tor s-riinc.
= Edward county, June the e2d,, 1873
Joel W. Jones and Jane his wife. iormerl, Jane
"i'S"i' Compliments.
fN1 Dt ''Ipson ana Amy u. Ghson, Def'fs
HE defendant Robert -. Gibson. not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
o. an act OF the General Assembly and the rules Of
ihs court and 1t appearing the satisfaction of The
court, that tae said Robert Gibson is rot an ,nhsb;
tant OF tbs state, the molten Of the compliments
by their counsel, 1t is Ordered, thet the sa,d de.
'endent Robert Gibson. do appear here on the FIRST
gay OF :, ptemse: court next, and answer the com
plsnsnrs bill, and that copy Of this order he forth
with inserted III some OF the public reusDoners
printed in the city of Richmond for two n onths
snccess'veiy. and also posted at the front door nj
the Courthouse Of this COUNTY
Teste, BIZ WORSUAM 4
July 27. wsw - W.
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PENITENTIARY, 4,h August, lsls,

tFOR SiLE,
a ND TRANSPORTATION likely " y.
~ g u % III r. N, who have been condemned
and parflohed by the Executiye--their ages, o. 49,
60 & so years.--One of them tolerabe good Car
penter7-one Cooper--one Shoen .ker--snd the O.
Their Planter.
Those inclined 10 purchase viii, make application
to the Executive. Four or Eve of the best Weavers
are now ready to weave for customers aaa on mod
crate terms. Some CT them are capable of weaving
any kind OF -.
FIG RED CLOTH
For Table Cloths, Bed Covers, sc We have st;Ii
on hand the variety of MANUFACTURES ARr1-
Giles heretofore advertised for Sale on low terms.
or Barter jor R.iJY -gf.aTEPI.QLS 10 .Ifaautac.
ture.
Country customers would do veil 10 send their ~.
ders for .NEGRCES' SHOES & Others befor.
the fall season commences & the work shall be faith.
fully executed An erroneous idea has gone out that
the manufactures OF this pace not as well exeeu-
ted as in The country; they may not have as ssos
poish. but the work generally is faithfully dcue -
saves are put INTO tins place for sale and safe keen
ing on the following terms, viz
They SIRE TO he furnished with change Of clothas
y blanket d i2 cents per day raid for ther board
IN case OF TIER Sickness they also pay the evpence
ot phys'cianand iftbey should be in need Of 90
thing IT purchased * paid for by the owner when
taken out.
WIN. CAMPBELL,
Keeher and Agens.
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LO2,TERY NlTICN.

'gNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IS A Sta.
4 TIONA ny PRIZE, For tie s5th day ol draw.
ing, which viii be on Tuesday next in the Pen~-
syivon;a grand STATE Lottery the ssh day has nj
so q Stationary Prize OF FIVE THOUSAND Dol
las IN SO tickets.
TIE price OF Tickets will n5vlnee from time ts
tune. until the capital prize OF $50 is drawn.
Tho B0''i7Aore Hos6frdL Lottery he's resumed
ITS drawiDg.-in seven days Drawing more the sig
Stationary Prizes each Of TEN THOUSAND Dol.
lars will come nut every other day Of drawing AZ.
so ne Capital Prizes, Of $4,000, and two cash
OF S20,HO0 remain undrewn.
Ny orders from the country [nost-paid1 for ts,-
ketS in the above Lotteries, or ia the
TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY
will he attended to Cash cen be had for Pri-e..
Tiske,s, Tor Renk-Notes Of other States ~ de
Lottery OLiee OF
J. 3. KURSHEEDF.
8fese doors 6eiotv The Bel TaverSI
Avg 81.
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FAIRFIELD FAIL RACES

WILL coMMENcE ON TUESDAY, TIE 5rH OF
ocroBEr NEXT.
I'rss nav - sweepstakes for 9 500 each half
torleit-to wh;eN tlere sre siS subscribers
On the s05,fe Dny.--A Produce sweepstakes for
subscfi bers.
zee nj Day:--The Jockey Club Pursc--S 400
dollars. tour mile heat.
IhiTd Day An elegant Silver Gun, ralueI a. e5
"n'nsas, two mile heats, 20 dollars entrance-four
TO make race
me Fourth Day--The Propretor's Pare oF
5 GEO. three mile heats, carrying weights agreeable
to the rules of the present club.
TIE IaHoping rates are established.
-Four wheel carriages, SIoo
Two do. do. so
Man and Horse, so
Stables and straw furnished gratis
THOS WATSON, Jr Treasurer.
Those persons wishing to rent booths on the
ground viii apply TO Thomas Watson, Jr
August %, 1873 tdr
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NJ Ut commence Oh luesdey the 2s,h day Of
" Y September next
tiRS DAH-fhe Colt Swee?. Stalk, 8 for three
years o'd colts and FLIES running; mile heats care
RING wePht for sge agree able to the WEIGHTS e the
!orsey Club. entrance Sq0o, ha,f forfeit; 10 which
there are SIX su scr'bers aud closed; the r.xcs Of
'hs subscribers are AS to',ows--John Niuys John
Avery, Thomas Graves, Burw.ii Wilks Thomas
Chrs'fam sn1 Iachsriah Brooks
SECOND DAy--Ths Jockey Club PMS. of 500
dollars four mile h.ats.
THIRD u Myth Prnrrietor's purse or ssoso.
three mile heats, entrance Si5, which Is also 20 be
acdet 20 the purse.
foURFH DAF-An elegant Silver Cup. worth
s>i25, free FOR MI ages anal peisnns Wheeler thew
are members a the club net, c,try,y VT for age
asrsesbie tn the wts. ne the course running II lie
Keats entrance 10 he Yropor;ioned asrcrabie to the
number ot horses entered; four o. mere 20 NJ AXE
race. FER tins race no nag which is winner On any
~ the preceding days races. will be allo ed TO ,,srs
ENTRIES Tor the 20 he mode on the evei-p q. the
| second days race. JOHN VCisSHAM,
PJoprio,or 81 the Coi--r.
O. Stable 8" snd litter furnished race horses
grass Those who may want o'tl fodder or cid DATA
Tor race horses. will he furnished " -, Proprietor.
OF ne Course With both fthe best quality
y few iioct'ls TO be rented on the Race Field
Inc ns'i9 ioi will be collected at the .p,.s--A
fl'nner will be provided by the Proprietor the day
81 the Jockey Club Race for the rrenher, of The
Cinh, 10 be pad for cut If the substitution Of the
Cub agreeable tn the resolution of the Club AZ their
last Fall Meeting. Arcns, q. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

VIZ Clerks Of the several County snd Corpora.
- ton Courts are requested 70 forward 10 this
oHce MS speedily possible, list Of licences gran
ted by nom respectively, under authority OF the Act
u Assembly, passed tie Dceember session 1879 en-
.'.'sd - Sc; - amend ;hs as7eEai ssts oi =
ty, preseribng the mode Ofsscsriaung the taxq.,le
property within the ComnoDweelth, and If coileo-
ting the public revenue :" AMI tie clerks nj the Su
perior Courts, Comfy sud Corporation Courts. ere
also requested % 'orwsrd list Of receipts filed with
sIem' cor t9xes paih By Attornies At Law, imposed
~ an act Of the same session, entitled an act i'm
posing taxes for the yipport of Gogsrsmento
Sept. 10. 1t
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l. n " ID.


w oaer for sale seven hundred acres Of LAM
lying In the lower end OF Buckingham, o,
buiia &c creek. sve miles from ca Ira aud rs from
New-Carton.--Thisla land is in desirable nsyhbo-
hood 4 well adapted to the culture OF Corn. Wheat
and Tobacco; also.
200 Acres IF ~ O Cd LAND.
On the little fork of State River seven mills above
Eve k'ngham Court House. The soil Of this River
Is gener.iy much esteemed for the production of
whee'--l nis property belongs to The late Col Hen
~ i',f. rnd w'n he sold under decree OF tie Fed.
erh Cot--'cr enc ,hir'! cash, ard two irstair cns
tor the resid, one the LIST day NJ J,rrary fsIA
and tas other nstaincnt on the frs dsy or Jaruerv
1913. he title is consider.. Indispensable ard if
not d'spo7eh OF privstely before the month Of Ortc.
Der next, will then be sold Prhiic Auction, OIL the
| 18th day OF that month at the Court house.
WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
WIN. w. G.. THORNTON.
Mr.. Harrison Beii, either Of AS, win attend IL
view those lands, and are commonly to he met with
~ buckingham, end Cumberland Court dayr. The n.
hove Property will positively be sold without re-
| serve.
| Sept. Ii. tbs
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WOw othENED EON N11N


VIA J. extremely valuable Isnded estate. tnown
~ by the same OF the {" Beat Mountain b-Th,s
estate. which is now in the possession Of Col An
drew Lewis, is situated on the &legAa.y Nountoi,s
III Montgomery county-it is about 10 mites u,est S
LyDchbiTg and 40 ies south west of ps,to,,sb,,re
from which place James River affords a saGe and
convenient navigation. The tract above mentioned
contains nearly goo acres Of land and IL ia cor
family one OF the mos; valuable stock ifrrs io he
RIGA The range, which is inexbausti5Ie eonsi,ts
OF the rich-weed, blue gress and Ues-vine J'bs
plantation u On extensive and an almost level rein
it at present contains ESQ acres of cleared JorJ
OC acres OF which the fincst timothy m deys
itese meadows, with Uncomfortable uort;or of
iaoonr, can be extended over a Thousand acres for
on simply removing the timber, the ground is rrs'
seifiy covered with the most uxuriant ppaes RS
other lands are rich snd produce well all kinds Of
gram adapted 20 the climate. The houses thoneb
not elegant, are convenient and comfortable in tho
ysrn there IS a fountain Of the Purest water
ih1 estate would be peculiarly valuable either IN
weathy grszer, or toa company disposed TO enter
INTO the business Of grazing, which business ;, in
TINS country, extremely proftsbIs. The lsnds could
be so divided as to sfiord many cominodous farms.
but no partial sale viii be admitted.
Col Andrew Lewis, Who resides on the mac.
OF yiewingiL P''' P'''
he terms Of sale may be known, by application
either to Col Lewis or to tire subseribcrs
EECF4E jTCKgFT.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
ROBEi- POLLARD.
-
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as x: James Brander; Trustee of tie estate of
~ = Sally Brown, decd, hsWug advertised the
property adjoining my bwlting, celeh2:ng 20 The
's'd estate, for 'csse-COnseqrntiy. 10 ierehy no.
thy that have leased tie property ga above dcs
cribedl Tor tie term of FIVE years an have been in
ossesSpn OF i"e same ever since the fret ofjanuary
lsst, which possession shall retain until IN, Ieyse
expires.
Sept. 7. Wv
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FRESH Drugs 81 .ifEUTCTWES
PAINTERS 81 DYER'S MATEKIAL.s.Se &.
g He subscribe, a few doors below Nh. R,uT,
yern, has Just received, b; land carriage. IRON,
New-l ork, Baltimore and Alexansria, full & wen
selected sssnrrs ent or Orugs and Medicines. which
ne warrants to be genu'ne and fresh they were
"ch iS'd IN, which Ill enable him to sell excepting
atew articles IS cheap for Cash, as such articles
we're so!d for before the war
Orders from his old custo.nsrs, and from the com.
Try, and Recipes from Medical gentlemen, punc,u-
ally attended to-
Best She'maceh, Laaa1 oil, Boiled and
Rozv Linaced Oil, .Szpeet Oh ard o;7e erore
Of Castor OIL, also on reasonable, terms.
August 49, vtr
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FARNItNG.

E.ETANTs a SITUATION, single man, WIZ,
~ perfectly understands the superintcndsDee ~
proucr management ~ Fsrning--the culture IT
s'al Sraln. Clover and Grass seeds Of fIerert
hind ard vito he's bod great experience in Penn.
syiyau.r IKE wise in Virginir
Al letters posi.isii md sent 70 this sGioo for W.
&. sbali We dirty attended to.
~ NO Gentleman need a'D'y hut suos % ,fs
d,spo'ed TO give liberal cnsou-sr inen'. he hens
objection 10 going 70 sny psrt OF Ire u. Slstsb.
Sept. 7. ert;
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.hdjutant Generals Office, Richmond, ,
12fh Juiv. 1919.

GENERAL ORDERS
ALL commnnioatons TO the Governor. sc J1o,Y-
r,ander in Chief of the militia, are in future 10 he
made through The Adiutant Generals department
- his regulation, of course. will not apply 20 eases
IN Which the Governor acts in lis ci~i cspaci,v -
bnt communications such subject. will be adGres.
sed TO hiH az before the wXr
BY order fthe Comrr an'lcr in Chief
VIM. w. FENTNi., u. A.G.
FOR
July Is. se
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z Hh Subscribers wish 70 engage Immediately
z 10 or so WAGONS. TO 90 ~ FAR osthc ~
ping Tree, X return 20 Observation-Disclosures 20 mile,
distance.
.Norcare, Robinson e Pisosants.
10th September. eptf
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" y - W NO Y IA ENl-I ITJWFA ~
TIE U~s@tc,s % this frc,aqGOa hay.ne - r.
solution q their board autho-fed me n n i've,
subscriptions 70 coin yiese te Cegitsi 5taoS a. tA,v
'arls notice Is her ey f.ven that q bro. f- -e
purpose Is now open prc agerdsnee vi7' ...,7
iuring the truti hours Of business st Che t.e
JomPary IL the EOom istol occupied Sc Ie
tors O1hce.
=. CAAirBT5- M
Riek1aoad, - JDos St5.
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EEOR SALE, handsome warranted double -5sr-
= relied Eogh3h manufactured Fouiing Piece
Apply to II. b. blasroye, at the Office Of the In.
quirer. August 81. #
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NOTICE "A petition viii be presented 70 a.,
~ next General Assembly Of tie state of Virgin,
praying that act may psss disseminating the in.
speciion OF Tobacco at Byrd's wsre-house IN the
city OF Richmond. WADE MCSBY. Or.
September T. psx
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

~Y~HE subscriber offers for sale his
& Farm, lying on Mattox Creek in
the county Of Wcstmoreland md state
of Virginia; containing about eco acres
Of prime botiom land; there arc on the
premises a largetwo story frame dwell
linz house, with unnecessary out hous-
e.; fine yourg thriving apple and
peach orchard the land -abounds with
springs Of excellent watcr-the house
is situate on the banks of The Creek, in
which there is always plenty OF the
best. kinds OF fish in their season, End
oysters may be had in abundance With
in a bali mile of the house. Vessels
of so to 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards of the landlng.-
100 acres of the above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue well
timbcred SO
ALSO,
One other tract situate at tie upper
part Of what is called the Irish neck, e
about two and one hall miles from the
above described property, containing
a62 l-s acres. one hundred OF which IS
cleared and the remainder heavily ''n-
bered-thcre is nthis farm a cofntort-
able dwelling house. containing four
rooms on ilQor, a kitchen,a good ap-
ple orchard. and excel'ens wafer. lhe
above properly will be sold On good
terms Tor cash, or stuck in any OF the
banks within the District of Columbia
--or a reasonable credit will be given
for a part of the purchase money, ~
the payment being well secured BY
deed Of trust OF otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April 8. co
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!. aurcl Grove tor sale.

DY virtue OF decd OF trust 10 me,
- from Hushrod Washington, Jun.
| viii dispose of the above estate to any
person inclined to purchase. 1t liesin
Westmorelam county, on the river 20.
tomac, and is supposed TO contain about
800 acres. The soil is rich and we'll
adapted to the production of corn and
wheat, understand that 1t is well Inn
proved BY good Dwelling House,
otaer out houses I'd orchards.
For terms. apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon.
March 9 aawtf
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T. SHIELDS.

n. B. A Room will be sppropriat-
d tor the purpose of shaving and dres-
sing those who may require it.
Nav,5 90
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ENlso. a969
sPU BIC BAL HIS.

,T-ffE UBt:RIDER respectfully
iissorms the pubic that he has
taken che 3 ATH hisUsE ioa merly
kept BY Mr. F. Shuck (ari the Alley
adjqining the Theatre ana opposite the
City Hotei-which are how open and
will DC kept insthe nest complete or-
der and continue. opbn till the 18th &C.
tobcr + where NAkM, COLD and SHOW
En- BATHs may be 4,sd 1T sny time in
tlie say nd untIl 9 o'clock a. Risit. =
! E Two separate BATHS are
KEEP. EXCLUSIVELY FOR La
DIES, who .w;n please 10 GENE in at
the Alley adyoinifs III; Robert Paien's
brick house on Roar'-s eet
A. mans oi the; respectable Ladies
and crntiemrn Of alexar dti9 have
heretofore htrn subscribers, and teund
tie great stbehc6t 10 ibeirt cath from
sfrfPaeet bathing duliEg fhs VAIN ,sea-
zther, tie suis rsbc, doe not aonst -ut
they viii reCop,ne nd TO ever. ie1iy du.
al 4thei' acqua;tance, the coed effects
md ccmfort .oi the " ARM Bsa TIL.
|, may be aaded withou( ha,ter,, to
strengthen the favorable opIsicn of the
-ffecrs o, tie Warm Baths, that they
were highly recommended by al the
PHYSICIANS ct AleSapdris (; they them
selves becoming subscribers. Many
Ladies ard Gentlemen were efectpally
ssurcd OF the most violent pains oil the
Rheumatism, weakness in the limbs,
&c &c.
I. SHIELDS.
n. B. A Room will be appropriat-
d tor the purpose of shaving and dres-
sing those who may require it.
Nav'5 co
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AOECE.

g NOlICE.
I'M Morday the l4ih day Of June
" next, will be sold upon the pre-,
mlses, by virtue Of Deed OF Trust
from William itsrtshornc TO he.siib--
,cribers, Ect of Ground, eomwfbniy
called a Water Lot, lying uren the
est side Of Water street and south
side Of Wilkes street, extending l76
feet seven niche, upen Water street,
and from that street into he river.
Terms of S.le-Onc fcurlh o the.
purchase money in hand, the residue,
With interest from the day OF sale on
6, L, is month";, those payments to
be secured to the satisfaction OF the
President and Directors Of the Bank of
Alexandria.
James Keith.
JOHN C.Herbert.
Mayll 2auts
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100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
TLOPFD from Fah field, i'm the coun-
W tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 9Th day OF
Merch last, negro slave naaied AN
THONY the property of the late VIII
liam B Page deceased. Anthony IS a
bau, 5 feet 9 inches in height, OF sub
Substantial form, light yellow complec-
fion, and rather of an afeminate voice,
He is roout % years OF age, was brought
up house servant and has been accus.
toned TO that course of employment all
his life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuiy-he reads
he plays the fiddle--and possesses a.
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprchended at the distance
of leo miles from Fairfield, and brought
10 the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But Il unprecedented at the distance .ot
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
iice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. I. Lee,
hdmrs. Of Ha,. B. Page, decd
Mays
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