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WILL BE SOLD
IT PUBIC AUCJTON,

H'niout reserte, on Jhpsday tie "a of AUGUST
nrrf az II o'e!oct, on thepr ',niscs she Ia,Sc q
conmo,hoNs Warehouses; aajoi,,,n,, ne byobe,fy o,
james Times, Esq.
4 NJ OF them on the back street, quot more than
~ 100 feet irum TIE Canal below the Locksl is
oan. OF BRICK and IS about GO feet by i5srhc 9TH
eris built OF wood fronts on the street leain to May
os bridge, aud adoins the Brick House on the back
line AS Warehouse, it is universally admitted to be
the best Ia the Citythe lower part fitted with tobac-
co prizes and every other convenience necessary to a
Tobacco Warehousc-the upper part capable Of s,o
ring or 5000 barrels -four.
Three, 6and months credit will be allowed, the
purchasers giving notes with approved enorsels and
ment.
Byorder Of the Proprietors,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
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THE SUHSERIREH-

hSpECTFCLLY informs has friends and the
public in general, that he has taken that yery vel
known stand, the
COURT no USE 1,AVERW
u having been through thorough repair and hayno
The advantage Of most excellent stable, wiicl, shall
S,ways De snpbe with the best forage in the market
He flatters himself, from unrcmtine a,ten,ion -,
give general satisfaction to all who may iavsur him
with their Electromagnetic will constantly keen the
pest liquors andfrut which the Market will aIIrd.
oIhueInen and horses can re boarded by the week,
noEtb year, ON as moderate terp,as i can he oh
tanned in the City.
JAMES +. DENNIS.
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L.aND FUR SALE.

THTILL be sold. on the lst day of September next,
w the two first mentioned Tracts of Land, to
wit
One Tract Of Land, lying in the County of Char
iotte, containing by estnaton two hundred and forty
Two acres, be the same more or less and bounded as
follows, viz by the lines OF Benjamin Evans Wm
EImore, Margaret Weatherford, and others-.This
land all in WOOD and said 10 be very goodfor wheat
corn and tobacco.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, will be offered for
Sale, One other Tract Of Lard, lying in the County
OF Lunenburg, containing Dy esumation, one hundred
and ty acres, be the more OF less; generally
Known by the name of
Brezues' Old Tract of Land
There is, OH this Tract of Land, q good dwelling
house, aud all other necessary ost houses. The plan
sttlon IS under good fence, there is Also good APP
pie and peach orchard, this this tract of land.
The sale oil the above land, will take place at Lees
Tavern, in Charlotte County, who lives within few
miles ofthe land.-Any person who wishes to view
the sad land, will Apply 10 Capt. Night, or John
Scott, they both I've near, and will show the said
land.
have also, One other Tract of Land, lying in the
County of Ppince-Edward, near Kelsoe's OId.Store
containing 500 acres, which will be offered for sale
on the 9th day ofSeptember next-Thc sale of this
tact OF land, will take place the premises known
blythe name o. Merrymsn's shop) This tract of land
has very good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke
House. &c. This is avery eligible situation for Tsy.
ern, as it lies the Road leading Fl ON the South TO
the North, and also one other Road leading from,
last to West.
ANY person who wishes to purchase the last men,
toned laud, viii! apply Mr.. Jesse Hix or Mr. Raph
Merryman, who will show the land.
FERNS will be made made known on the tlav of sale
by the subscriber
7HOS. F. gfERRY.M.4.A.
N
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VALUABLE Properly
For SHE

ANThURSDAY, the 3Oth of August. If fair
~ not, the next fair day, will be exposed 20
Public Sale, Oh the premises,
THE GLEBE LAND,
In the County OF lancaster most valuable beautiful
aud desirable situstion containing by aa old survey a.
bout ~
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
This Land lies level and admirably adapted TO the
culture OF corn and small grain. There is at
promising crop OK corn growing on the same The
improvements are not extensive or elegant and have
been in declining state for some years past II has
an soundance oil TIMBER suitable for al the
et building, husbsndry & fire WOOD s. sever SPRINGS
bounding with excellent wster.-It is situated mia
healthy and agreeable neighberhood about ten mics
above the mouth oil Rappahsnnock, on the waters of
Carriers Greek, a bold and navgable inIet-into
which, vessels navigating the Rappahsnnock frequent
ly go.
All the necessares and most of the Injuries of life
may be bad here--fish, oysters, aud wild fowl in A.
bundaHce in their several seasons. Ii found to he
advantageous i'll the sale OF this Land it may be divided
to suit purchasers. Maj. VIM. Kirk, or Jo,epb
Shearman, Esq. whoive the premises will she W
this Land to any person, who may be desirous of
ing it before the day of ssle
Twelve months credit, from and after the first dav
oil Jan next, at which time, before possession NAV
be had-wl be given to the purchaser or purchaser.
upon their giving bond with approved security, to
THE OVERSEEl1S OF THE poor
~ Lancaster county
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

n EGALLY bound 20 the Subscriber ia learn the
u a trade of Coschmakng, abscontIed from home on
Saturday night last For The apprehension and deli
very OF one OF the boys, VIM. Johnson who has two
years to stay from early in january, will give
the above reward oftwenty dollars and all legal char
ges-he well grown of his age, tall and slim, near
SIX ieet high down look when spoken to, with fe-
IMMUNE voice-he is a good workman, and will no doubt
endeasour to procure business in some of the many
shops on the Continent. Lad on when he went away
asreen homespun coat, striped domestic pantsIoons
anu vest but these hes will no doubt attempt to
peru not 10 employ thern-lkewse all masters of
vessels are forbid to carr them of the StateFor
the other, Walter Peaross. viii give FIVE dollars re-
waru-he has one year to stay from the first day of
next Jan. ' "
Given under my hand in the City Of Richmond, this
nth july, 1915. >''''
CHARLES BOSHER.
July 10 If
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Pan. A. IYaV

ESROM tho Subscriber, on the 9th Noy last !,
bright mulatto Man, named DICK, about fee,
one Inch high tweniyeght years of age looks plep-
sing and sapt to shake his head when SD ken TO- He
IS "a shrewd, artfu t.llow, and will no doubt attempt
ed
SAID Dick was purchased by me few weeks since
OF Samuel Edmurdson, sen'r. Halifax Court house
L ne above reward will be given to any person who
get him.
IILLYANCEY.
Halifax county July 5-wlwD
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NOTICE.
VIZ BE &OLn.

On me l6M ohWg Qlgust nerf, at Mr., John Ri
sT'o i@5e.7a,ni he County Of CheSterbebL,
a VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND.
n The SAID County, lying 90 the Appoma,ox River.
. Nimde Greek, running within one hurdre yards
o. 'ooies Di7dse, Containing fur h1nored End Mfr-
W 0c'sS-oue hundred acres of which are Low
''ronnds, OF the first and second qualities About one
hat OF the Land is cleared, and in cultivstiontbe a.
.ler haf sss well ulnhered asany Land in the coun
w. oIy acres Of tl, Low Grounds are yet TO clear
and may be rendered 81 Tor cultivation without eating
a single ditch
mere ARE no buildings the Land, except Barn.
~ beet 10y 60 II is deemed unnecessary to say any
"n9S oil the qualities of the Land, sny person who
wishes TO purchase, can yirw tbr land n ary time
Inc terms will be made know oi the day NJ sole
FRANCIS GOODE.
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L.dJs u IcOIt SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAIL

30 .4CRE.SlO LIND.
liNe on tsie scuth side OF James River and bouu-
z a de ON the South by the roal |, a,iiu, to West
ham, and about two miles from the town of Marches
teiis now erelosed. lies we'll Cor CIVILIZATIONS and
equal to any Land in the neghborhoo--is wateredhy
handsome settles for building, within view OF Richmond
he Subscriber invites those who ARE DESTROYS
ing sntticency ii Land lora complete and convenient
farm near the ~ 10 view this Land-ts position is
excellent, the neg!iborhood good one aud the
Land OF that quality which is well adapted for i'm
provement
GEORGEMARKHAM
iuy
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FOR SALE. OR LEASE.
GRANYILL MILLS,
with the PLANTATION, y

IYuVOGE1HE.R with the PLAN n iON, VinS IN
Charles-City County, directly on Turkey Island
Creek, Complying in James Rivsr) This Mills worth
the attention of any person wishing to engage in the
Milling Business, the tide makes APP 10 the Mill,
which would be an easy way of sending hour tron the
MILL to load any vessel that they would think pro-
per-otherwse, the james River is only about halls
mile from the Mill-These advantages are OF the hrst
magnitude to the Milleron the plsstation are many
good and convenient houses-tlaere is large Dwel-
Ing House, 90 feet long, two stories high, which com
mands fine prospect, aTavern, and a very good
House at the MILL with convenient out-houses. The
y Land is very good may be rated amongst the first
quality contaning about GO acresthe neighborhood
very agreeable also good settlement for wheat -
There be much said 10 favor OF this SITUATE
on--though any person wishing TO purchase. may
know the terms, by applying to me in Powhatan Coun-
~, or Mr.. Richard Garter, Rockets Warehouse
The terms will be made easy, to suit the pur-
chaser.
deem unnecessary to say any thing farther, pre-
Stunning any person wishing to purchase, will view the
premises.
JAMES FERNAN.
MB Granvia Azizsss about 10 miles from Rich
Drond. N
III
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.STULEWOR STR9YED-

from fhe Su6sc77oer, on the tn inst
A SORREL HORSE, 8 or Q wears old ,hont E
IA feet high, blaze face, believe the right hind
loot white, a knot the right knee, short switch
tau, shod all round, no other marks recoe ctea
stolen, L will pay S 20 for the horse and thief
and, it strayed, liberdl reward for the horse
IOHN KELSO.
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TIE SURSCRTREB

M lSHES to be employed during the Summer in
w settling Mercantile Books, or in keeninr de-,
tup--He will also write by the day or piece. From
MS experience he Aatters himself that he would render
satisfaction to those who would patronse him. a
note ieit at the Office the Enquirer addressed TO
ham, will meet immediate attention. "
GEO. G.. WILLIAMS.
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.6NDRE " SMT77H

AND
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
AVE this day entered into partnership under the
q firm OF
SMITH AND RIDDLE.
And Wilde business in the lower teneueut of Col.
John Nlayo's brick buildings in NIan Street, near,
opposite the Be-Tavern.
May l.. IF
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
Plaster OF Paris, ground, and in lump
Spermaceti casdles, warranted pure,
Boston crown glass, q by 10, in boxes of
so panes
Refined Peruvian bark, in small packages
Mhiskey, IN tierces, of good quality
Tanners oil, in barrels
Two bales negro cloth.
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NOTICE

rs Hereby GIVEN
VkNHAf Peution will be presented to the next
Il General Assembly OF the State OF Virginia for a
law to pass authorizing the OvEisEERs OF rnE POOR.
oF LANcAsTER CoUST1, to sell at Public Auction,
the Plate, Bells Dals, and other endowHlens lately
apPertsning to the Churches, in the Couisty afore
sand. 80,
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Greut ETyHi9r.

G. Davis, Esq and party Of gentlemen
from DIVISION street, went on the hShu..
banks, properly equipped, aud in one hour *
quarter, Caught l7O0 sea bass, ali of which,
except about 300 they brought to tuwn IN
their car.
a party from Staten Island, few days
since, had SIMILAR luck.
It IS fact that sea bass were never BE-
fore known 10 be SO abundant rs 1T PEE
sent.
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RIO BERT NELSON AND GO
H.dI h JUST RECEyg,ED.

>,,rr,,r., c0NsIs "a We OF
- VJr,ERFINE Cloths, Cassimere-. stockinrnets.
b.1et 1."eoes and printed Canre Gngharas, Bonn
T' 1ombazeens, rs 81 ~ ,hifiines and Long
Cloths eambtc and Madras Hsnt'et.f. M M.sI;uV
'eTIety Of other sr,c IS ard are in daily
pgiSson OF further supplies, which will be sold.
crr,. a'o retail, lat reduced prices, for cash, or
July l2--tf
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BY the schooner Ida, captain Bourne, the
Editors have received from their COR
respondent, Curracoa papers to the Ist M
stanl, Iron which they extract the foo~-
ing:
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The Washington, Of "a gus, ami fri4
gate Java, OF ~, are expected round 20 ii, ;
port m lew days, aud WA chen sail 20 ia.
Mediterranean, under the command OF C,.in.
Caauncey. n. \. Cnx.
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NOTICE

"A PETITION will be presented to the next &C.
"a neral ssemliy, nras ing that an act mar pass.
authorizing the sale of Eliza Young's interest in tho
ract ct Land, in the OF Monroe known by the
name ct the RED SPRING TRACT
July lS---vA,.
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[yoL. ~ 40 "a.

qualities, and the meianchoIy fate of The
Duke De Enghcn are well Known.
Ddily Compiler.
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uNlrEp STATES STOCK

fN1OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the follow
ing certificates ofthe United States stock, IN the
name OF joanna Fnnie, bearing date AS below" have
been lost or rnisl, AND that live application will be
made, at the Loan-Of!ice OF the United States, Tor
their renewal.
Six per cent.--No zoos, April 10th, 1904
~ do. do 1919, June 19th, 1901,
655 SIS
ROBERT M'CANDLISH,
administrator ofJoa1na FiiuHe, decd
williamsburg Jxly 92.-5m
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WHEAT.

ANlNS made arrans einents with Mir. Joseph
u A. Weed, Oh the Basi. of The Causl, for rece,-
ins; AMI storing ct vhes, win give the hises, cash
rice TOR wheat delivered at the BASIN, .m US here
toiore, at hocS.,ts Mil, or at Arnp,h Mills, during
Ia season. ad enter uto Tor crops, TO h..
de A'ered al eit'er OF those paccs.Nr. Wee Icing
authorized TO psrchase for me, application may b.
made to hn,, orto
JOHN J. WERTU.
~ H. Every Wednesday aud SATURDAY, Jou j.
eith, may be seen at has Mills nj AmptLili, from
9 tai q o'eock-and on every other ,iav, az MS
CCInins-iiooIn, opposite the Eell-Tayerh from in
the morning till IA TIC afternoon
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Al NIhURSDAY, the 3Oth of August, If fair.
" not, the next fair day, will be exposed 20
Public Sale, OH the premises,
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IN WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst at Fendue, be-
W fore the BeII-1syern, in the CITY of Richmond.
at o'cock, iO4 Shares OF the Old Virginia Bank
Stock
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July 10
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JuIy17
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LOST

~ TIE month of Noven,so.
TnuSE, about two feet four ~ last 1
length one toot in breadth. a., .aIAes
inches g II height, covered with ! ~ eiggh
with the letter II in brass nails g SKIN,
TOP, 1t was directed to the r., y i II
'iawley, Culpepper, Virginia ~ w.
care Of WIN. g Gray, bookseII,e, : : '5s
Ierickshurg, Va. and was folward'e,9s 7 !,
New York by EastburB. XIX, & y Inn y.
the line of wagon cenyeyances H.. y u
|tablished from Philadelphia, by Ms ., s
Carey; from Baltimore, by FieidiSpa,,e J
cas-, jr. y
A reward of TWENTY DOLLARS s;lS
given on the safe delivery Of 4 = y. !
Rev. Mr.. Wilmer of Alexandra. @s
Moore OF Richmond, or Mr.. NiIliass
Gray, Fredericksburg.
October III lavor,
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For SAX.
a II ract Of Land,

Living. on each side Of the Little isiyef
TURNPIKE Road, seven miles from Alez-
|antlria4 Ii contains between five anti slS
hundred Acres, and has on II tolerabiy
cofortable DIV cling HOUSE, with the
necessary Out Houses. There is also,
b very large Meadow and two Apple Or,
eitards, which never fail to bear very a.
|bundanfly--the soil is of that kind Which
|can easily be. improved by Clover, and
from experiments which have been made
lin the. neighborhood Of it, there is nc
doubt but Tie plaisterof paris vii. act OF
lit most powerfully. The turnpike road
/ from the bridge across the Potomac vii
touch the Little River TURNPIKE road OF
| this tract at a place where thereis mos
convenient situation for a house OF pubic
entertainment. On payment of one hal
the purchase money, a considerable acr
|commodation will be given tor tlefesitlpe
Apply to the subscriber living inAlexan
fdria.
| AUG. FlTZHuGH.
| Sant e6-fawft
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NOTICE.

TsSHE annual meeting of the stock
holders in the Little River lure
pike Company. wiz take place on the
second Monday in January 1916, at
John McLaughlin's hotel, in Alexandria.
At which time and place an election will
be held for president, four directors
and treasurer A statement OF the ac-
counts, &c. will be laid before the cem-
pany, and on the following day super
intendant of the road and collectors Of
tolls will be appointed.
Jonah thompson,
Treasurer.
Nov o. tawt2dnJ
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he subscriber has received IN addition
10 lis former: stock, an elegant assert
ment of "a 81
Merino Shawls
Merino cloth do.
S, 6, II and ga lace dc. black and
white
White ard colored Levantine Flo
renee and Italian Silks
White Satten
Black horentine g
Colored cambries and pellisse wad-
ding
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen capbric hkfs.
White and colored "A grapes
White, pink, orange and blue pate.
netts
Do. embroidered silk lace
Black silk acetrimmings
Cotton Iaces
Black and white silk hose. &c. SC
& A few Ladies, Gofsets, of the lates1
French fashions.
Thomas III Herbert.
Nov o. div
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I.o,lsIo,,rl ] and for Sale,

- 49, go - q ~ 80 al
ka,IX hundred acresare offered FOR sale,
/ lying on d large stream, Gated
Broad Run III the county of hoadouil,
Virginia. The soil Of this tract Is oI abf
excellent quality, and we'll adapted IN
every respect to farming. Plaster ope-
rates with the best effect upon It. This
land lies near the main road leading from
fjeesbnrs to Georgetown and Alexandria:
about SIS miles from these tewns. a
contemplated paved road from the for
mer to the latter places, win Immediate
nv PASS it. It is bounded for three quar-
tiers of mile by the run above mention
|ea. $50 acres are in timber of the tirs'
duality Gin Kind and vigor. Assssman,y
|acres lie on the side of the run and are o.
the richest quality. which would prodace
lime Indian corn and Timothy. There
Is on the land, a flourishing apple Or.
lchard. lie fences Oh this lanss are &c,
lneralIy good.
rhis Tract would be divided intoparts
lof three hundred acres, il purchasers
wish. For terms Of sale. and for a view
|of the land, apply to I.udwell Lee, Esq
Iof Loadern County.
Richard FL Lee
Loudoun County, near Leesburg,
Nov 2-s On,
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WAS committed to thejail fair
Wv fax county as runaway, on the
9th day of July, 1915, a Negro Man
who states that he was free born, and
came from the Eastern Shore, says his
name is JOHN BUTLER, appears to be
about As years ST age, is much marked
uith the small pox, is about S feet z OF
s inches high-had on blue nankeen
jacket and Oznabugs panta
looas. The owner, if any, is desired to
come forward, take him away aud pay
charges, otherwise he viii be disposed
Of as the law in such cases directs.
Ihas Noland, Jallor,
James Coleman, Shift.
September IA 1aWtf
PRINTING
J Handsomely executed at this Office.
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Elegant Stationary.
Jsss Rsceiyed By late arrirals from E's;'
mud. Hsttand and .Ns,c- Forf,
A Handsome Assortment
Of the above,
OyN1SIs1IyYG OF

EEOT pressed gilt and pink Leu e.
Ill Paper, flue hot-pressed Folio ro,.
castridge, log,blettirg, wrapping pork TooG
co and gold PAPER for Ornaments n rSt
Can do. of different qualities, Ooa ss.'
Boards, a large quantity OF ne vi vi
Dutch and English Quilts assorted, =.
Leaf. gentlemen and ladies nOIO -.
Pocket Books, and Thread Cases. a M
skin Tablets, of all sizes, Pen A1n ,.gr
very superior quality, bone and M
Folders, plated Glass, wedsewoSyu .tda
pewter loggerhead Inkstands. poeA .s'a,
best black lead Pencils, and o'a .,s;,s
silver Pencil Cases, Reeyes's sss a'"sJIr,
Water COLOURS in boxes anu ,vs srs "a
Camel's hair Pencils, Sealing m "a pse,
Waters, British and American ln I IaJi,
der Of the first quality, Japan ano ,, S
Ink. do. Mathematical lnsf 6aaa "a
CUTTERS Scales and Dividers; san al. Al
Pounce Boxes, Blanks OF all kn Nm MADE
Blank Books ofeyery description lI.Fiu,.
10 any pattern equal to any n'aii''
ed in the United States. o.
Jas Kennedy x So.
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Was raised in the lower end OF this
county by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ford.
aud by her heirs was sold to me in the
ear lS12-Len is about five ;eet nine
,r teninches high, his complexion rather
tighter than common black negroes, has
hort hair Wit, small thin whiskers high
s,nples, his hair growing down in !
;harp peake On bis forehead, has high
cheek bones and sharp n:rrow chin, well
made with broad hips and shoulders, and
a little bow legged, with very small
wrists and ANGLES. Len has relations IN
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington,
some Of whom ale free and may furnisA
hin with their free papers which may
induce him to change his name; he has
also connections in the lower end
Of this county, where he was raised,
and where / think it likely he now is
OF lurking about the City of Washington
or Georgetown-perhaps he may endea-
YOUR TO make his way to Baltimore or
he may wish to get to Petersburg, Virgi-
MIA, aud ] think it not unlikely as | sent
a yellow woman home b, water to my
Brother who lives in the neighber'leod
of Petersburg, only three days before
Len went off, by whom he had child a
very short time before sent her off,
| will pay the above reward of fifty dol
lars to any person who will bring said
negro home or secure him in any Jail so
that ! get him again.
JOHN E. FORD.
nov 90 eo6w*
The Editors efthe National lntelligen-
GER are requested to insert the above
Iaw6w. and send their bill to this O8ice.
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5 DR. x GOODS,
Ffg S,iIE.

FGE SHE.
sssE sii,setiber having returned Il
.f.exandfia, withshis stock of Dry
Goods, offers the same for sale at re.
ilased prices.
AMONG THEM ARE,
80 cig2zaSas, plaids and stripes,
aFFtricAA lauS!!ins, cotton shlrtlng.
y iEaen, estepiisas,
49, Book muslin, plain and figured,
iseonet do Go do
('Yrvess sAriae, plsin,
pochetl.antikerchiefs,
Noystsa ao,b cotton hose,
Pcapal pins, bnnhazetts,
Cslored threads, chiMren's socks,
Beaver gloyes, silk ditto.
Floss Gotten, Nesting, r,bbaads,
Lace hanlikerehiefs aud shawis,
White cup hats s Brittasaeslinnens
Flsanels, dlmity,
Sewing SIX, snspcntlers. &c.
sEshc abs,se are offered for sale at tire
ssefe occupied bysNlrs. Mooney, next
door 90 Messrs. Bryaa Hampson & Co
A. RAPLEy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
Found.

NN7AS found hg nv serYant on tie
Wv 6thinst OF thefead leading trom
IEiscataway to Refers Ferry, opposite
Alexandria, a sHn Of money IN Bank
Notes, which the ownes may have ~
giving correct description CT tie Donef
and applying to the subserises living
Charles County, fouf miles belop f'ls-
Getaway.
JOHN e. F9Pn.
nov 20 sr