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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
Jefferson Land for Sale.

a aT0UT S92 Acres in the county 0
A Jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
tie md leading from Winchester to.
BaltiEore, II miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and sfron Charles
stowIl---60 miles from Alexandria, George
town and tie City of.WashingtoD. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
st6ries high, a barn 40 feet square. sta
be. &c.
The soils ef the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
cloverand every species Of grairi--M More
than half of the Iandis covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
Shoe Factory,
Opposite John Loyas, Fair a1
Street. S '''' -
IE'TIs II M jI1l III lV8 ca:

tY IzxkIAx1dk1 IA lfIlST-<11NE5 ~ s-<Ss's
5 EI'u IlN their thanks to The Chi
III NJ zens of Alexandria aud its yiciliz
ty, for tie liberal encouragenente since
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS business, and asf
sure them that ne ekertIons will be
wanting to merit a continuance Of the
same. They have employed allumberof
first rate 0rkaneA which will enA1le
them IL falfil orders with mere accuracy
and ppactaal;ty than heretofore and
from Iong experience ia the principal
towns Of the United States, they feel
confident, TINT for fashions and Durable
tn, their work shall be exceeded by none.
They have 4 good assortment OF their
own maiiufact6fe. together with large
assortment Of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
they VIII 81 pose of Wholesale aud retail
attire Baltimore prices. Country deal
eis are particularly jkyited to call. S.
IN. b.. Those WHO have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
ealland liselaaIge st4e same, as lit S
impossible to defray the expenses ufsuch
an establishment without punctual Pa &
mcnt
flctnhar 18
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

Has Inst received and offers for sale at
his store on Vowell's wharf.
3 A pipes Holland Gin, received By the.
General Iingan, direct from Holland
i ditto real Cognac brandy
2 cases half pint glass tumblers a
ID hogsbeads porter:bottles
Gin cases and demijohns Of different
sizes
Salad Gil
10000 lbs. smithGeld bacon
Soap by the bOx.
4 ALSO ON HAND.
a general assortment OF Groceries as
usual.
October IS dim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
Wines and Liquors,

0fesery description, warranted as &C.
nuine as imported particularly Cogaiqc
Brandy, no Spanish mixed with II |;
Spanish Brandy we have also, at a much
less price.As also variety of Wines
and Liquors which are not genuine and
sold as such. Our MADEIRA Wines are
now9in very fine state and warrented
as pure as imported Gentlemen, tavern
keepers and boarding houses, may de-
pend upon getting such wincsand liquors
oEus, aswiIl please any taste.
N. b. Goodscan be had as low Of Us
as in Baltimore andwe take all kinds OF
notes that are genuine, Of our customers
only, and when dealt out. We have
also a variety Of Fancy Goods, which
will besold low, as we wish to close sales
of all goods in cur line.
aS Country Merchants viii do well
to give us a call our assortment is large
aid Ws will deal liberallywith them.
Georgetown Oct. 25.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
Fire Insurance Company
or .AIcrnndlfa.

Il n ME- stockhUldess in this institution
I are hereby informed, that a diNis
.lleud OF four per cent. on that part OF
Flle capital now paid, Cor the last sfz
mouths. IS this z ~ declared, which vii
Be ready to be paid them on Friday tae
dinst.
j. B. .s'ickOlIs, Sec u.
Insurance Office,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
N0tice.
N HERR ibid ri the asth day

s 81 HER EAs did M the 28th day
w al December 1916, jnzISg unto
William S. Talbot Of Fairfax county,
4 poker Of attorney. to transact all bh-
siiaessoG nine. II every description, II
the state oE Virginia. Nov 1 do BY
these presents, for the information ofalI
concerned, revoke and annui the afofe-
said power Of attorney to said William
S. Talbot, II 4 tbs day.
Ter
MARY n TALBOT.
mark
Test ANN hicc All Az.
Oct. 90. dSw
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For Freight,

Tia staunch fast sailing
W. ship strangel, Nathaniel Nj.
pefIey, master; bufthea a.
e SsSfz bout 80 tons, 1850 barrels,
81 o. h5asbeads, ready for tie recep-
lion Of a cargo for any port. 10 accom- :.
lnodate, one halt Il cargo isready TO be
nrnisheti To- account Of the owners
Apply e
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Notice.
10 the Stockholders Of the C.olanbiau n

q 2 tFlF 81 lIFg S17E1tIF1FFF III
sitndnce Company g .aierandria.
Digidend of eight and a half5pef
cent on the cash capital has this
day beer declared, being two thirds of
fhe profits ia conformity with the art
cies ii association arising from the busIz
ness since the 18th Nav last, which Will
be paid "a the stockholders on Or after
the 4tilinst,
Isl order Of the Boarl,
y Ilym. I1sitsDa. Sec y.
Colupbian Insurance office,
Alexandria, Nov. I. 16I5.
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Elegant SIlaWls, &c.
/ David Peabody,

TIas iatst receired IN assortment OF
n n IsiissS mi NIerino and eyantine
A sStawls
Silk half'I@fblF erchiefs, black silk hand
lSew.iefs
black, white and colored NirgInia and
e Florence silks
IIiew elegant hearth rugs
Two bales cotton twist
One bale well charged rose blankets
One case platilsas, one do. Britagnes
Fine German linens, u brown Hollands
Ladies and Gentlemens' Yorsfed hosi-
cry
OctRberSl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
.Rippon Lodge,

Continuing from 700 to SEQ acres on po-
tomac RIVER about 5 miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
Is GOOD for corn, small gram and grass.
The improvements arc q dwelling house
in coed re2air containing six rooms,
kitchen, lavndry. stables and other me-
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry Belonging TO this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fiatterins
prospect Of rendering this q valuable
iarmby an inconsiderable devoSon Of Lac
bonr. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .yoblet Herbert, Esq. Of lklexalitrl,-
John IA. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, = 2
June Ia.
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''1ssllle l.;Il.lnp,l

'0,SS. ssfisss RS
8 il eg sicsc spsaIs
!. .gssls R'''
n Lsgs Cons.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

fs2in Ssq6p fsofealis Es0Qa New I ork.
aud GGs the snl'Sefie
90 real 6 Ognac Brandy.
ssaGahsS Hsfbe1l aaa
0cl6be 9 y
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NJ 40

l4eRd applying to Charles county
sSen ths third Monday ia Noseai.
iof an act Of InsOI EeucT
81 %. Harrison.
! INNER GIN
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F9HE3gI11 6'EF

81 ID IVES ID u n oyEslBER 81 1915.
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p-7s Corner Of Bridge md IL ish streets,
Ge0rgetoson


New landing and for sale by tie sub.
- III scfIbers,
2 chests black Tea equal to any we
have ever had for family use
S casks rich Goshen Cheese
so boxes Fig Blue
E 10 boxes real Spanish Segafs
/ Dbl. Anniseed
$50 fancy 0porto Baskets, in q variety
of shapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Gran
SIT ges, from the same place
SO strings. Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do.
2 bbls. Cranberries
s kegs ground Ginger a
l0bpxes Scotch Heuings, very fine
90 bottles nice Catsnp
box containing $50 Algerine smoke
pipes
Captured lately By commodore Decatur.
1t IS supposed that they were Intended
BY the crews to treat our Jolly tars with
Whit after capture Sin this they
caught tartar.s' They may now be
viewed and bought rsrg ckeap, at the
corner Of Bridge aud High streets.
u 1oGE4HEf WI1H
4 ~
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Servant wv allted
Is .LIBETAL plieeMill DE given for
n 4 coIored Lad wanted as hoase
servant.
Oct is
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AIexAndria, Nov I. 1915.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
DUKELL'S TAVERN
.4TAUCTI0N.

On the Premises, az il O'Clock, OF, HTeol,les-
49, 0ay, the 9th SEN. nert,
WAL FoS 'Fyeiy be sold, without reserve, that
YELL AM w and LONG KS7'AsLfsHED
fave N, ON OLD STREET,
{ 1Nr' OURELL being determined 10 retire
.Jro7n the business
Tt1iE tOT fonts On the street ninev-fv,. feet and
increases ~ w'dtl "a the toibout ore hun
dreo ard sixty feet, and extends from the stree, IN
the river, tSo hundred and 1--we feet
The trout house las seventeen ru,ms and in ,bo
yari IS convenient house detached which has been
used IS dining room, aud CIR BE- conveniently fitted
up' iorthe Accommodation offa1lies travelling, 'yhe
outrhouses are conveniently situated. The stable
Sinci IS immediately tic river can accommodate
'o,ty horses a productive garden j. aitse.ied The
whole premises are il good order Possession can he
gwen on The day Of Sale, that bOarcers and gentle
ioen putting up AZ the house may continue Vhl,o,,
any Inconvenience to themselves.
4LSO,
Ail the Household aud kitchen Furniture belong
irg to tie Establishment =
icgeiher with some Valuable Servants
FERMS-For the Tavern, bonds M two ,I,r.e z,
'our years, with 70 months interest on tl. frst ua,
nent Approved personal security viii be required
oh 'ne frst, and deed Of trst on tie property n
secure Tie second and third pay'aepts.
tor the furniture, All su3s under $50. east.-.fbat
antonhi si"i not exceeding $500, six monlhs-o,c,
O[V' ~ months, approved endorsed negotiable notes
hvercd. FS % "'
NrsaoEs--9O days.
S.47rL. TURNER, y. ~.
DefoTSbhfrg. .gy,-tlef fG ----,L
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SIrrING on luLY 1.


"a. BoTy de 81 Vincen. Having been ap-
pointed by the President to supercede Gen.
Pous'et, II the close OF the sitting of yester
day, ljoiued my colleagues, Garai, IHornov.
BKgHet and ficHof.--We repaired TO Vulett.
where Prince EchmuhFs head quarters were.
The marshal was just returning from inspect
ing the lines which M. Carnot had visited in
the morning,
General Yandanme who was marching
through Parisattne head of bis fine bod3 6f
troops, assured us Of the good disposition &c
the soldiers, and Of the patriotism when AMI
mates them. The general gave it as his o.
pmion, that an action Of some Importance
would take place to day.
we have visited The works at several -poin,e
- The soldiers and the jnilablt.Dts Uork
with tue greatest zeal. Our colleague BIZ
gaef. who, rs well as myself, was vifh The
brave army under Gen. SUIT, which so GAL
lantly opposed the triple force of Gen. WeI-
lmgton III the Sluth Of France, declares tnar
these works are superior to those beniod
winch our little army made such hnr
ria slaughter Of the BRUSH troops at Thor.
louise.
Oar people were engaged in cutting down
trees on the high roads 10 multiply obstacles.
and the bitches that cover the lines arr INN,
dated. a body OF Prussan troops have oc-
cuped some o. enc aGjaoent villages :. we re-
conuoitred their advanced posts. We met
with number OF the national guards and
confederates who were practising 70 become
sharp shooters and Of Embarrassing them
selves with dangers they were eager 70 ens
counter. Several Of these brave Par,sians
| complained that they could not obtain arms
and ammunition. We have promised them to
inform the executive cominission Of their
wants Che gen Raraitc, that choice bod, Of
troops, while escort,ng Us, protested that thew
also would Join the cavalry and fight for tie
| national independence.
We were received every where with trsns-
| ports Of joy the yo.ry. soldiers aud the
| old veterans crOuGed around us. crvro
g Vipe Lberty-Y,ye Aoholcosf ILZWo
| Bonr5ons"
On returning To the quarters Of the general
in chief, we learnt that he had JUS, reeeiv-
ID teiegraphic dispatch from tie duke d..
, Aibuiera 10 which u4at marshal iuiclmtd MIN
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFERS FOR SALE. the pLAsrArIoS q, which
~ he resides, containing 200 acres--abuut 400 OF
which Is cleared and diyiie into twelve fields OF from
Tn 90 seventy acs'es-nuch thegrtater part OF this
nn mas been cleared IN the last years, and is in
prime orer TOR croppag; several ofihefel,ls are COW
cred with rel clov, tor which the soil is yell adspt,d
que srn ~ N good order, and productive as any OF
rs size IA t.e neishhorheod. The Improvements arr.
new aud sufficient for the accommodation OF :,
SINAI. iam'ly, and the purposes ofthe farm
las ianh is good quality lies well. is well wa
@s . III HEALTHY agreeable neighborh~od is ten
''es west Of the Cowt-honse. six above Cara, and
ono from the fork OF Wils's River, from whence, (as
SION AS locks are bui'tat the Cara MiI-iam) produce
may DE- conveyed by water To Ricbmons, at a. trifne
spence One third pf the purchase money will b.,
lsn'su on the istJsn next, when possession viii h.
g.Ven-t'e balance in two annual instaImcnts-- 10
secure wn'ch, Deed oil Trust on the Land will be
RI JOHNC. P.4GE.
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WELLINGTON.

[" The list of the commissioned aud nom
commissioned officers, mentioned in tie dis
Patch, is published in the Sun of July Sd, and
aus about three columns and a half In Civ
ing this long and melancholy list, the editor
OF the sun thus remarks
Important as the general news of this day
is, and anxious as We are to devote as much
OF our attention possible to it, our paramount
duty Is the publication of the glorious, but me-
ahchoiy list to confirm the fears, to nssuage
the anguish, and TO cheer the dropping hearts
OF those (and the number includes the entire
population of the Empire,) who are interest
ee IN the fate of the heroes whose vaIour mas
rescued Europe, on the soil of Belgium. With
the exception, therefore, of the Hanoverian
Contingencies, which shall appear to-morrow
we nave copied from the Gazette Extraor
binary the entire and perfect returns of the
British loss sustained in the ,ate battles II {
indeed = dreadful Catalogue, and we thanx
God that only one such victory was necessa.
ny TO break the power of our enemies. ann
secure the Independence of nations. and the
liberties of mankind.''1
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c NoRFoLK, Aug. IS.
Continuation Of ZraEsiqnous trom our
FFench fiafer8, by he Iike. /yom
H1roeot,y

,, Pans, June IS.
.7ddyesS ofthe con}ederaffon ofpgria, 70 i5e
Cham6er u Representatives..
The country is threatened. Brittany I.e-
on and Burgundy have united To renel ,hr
invaders. Inspired with the noblest s,l,ti-
men's OF patriotism, the Parisians have also
unanimously risen.
w Mist our armies were e5aendlnr then.
selves along the frontier and prepari,e, r ?
battle, the confederation Of Paris was nTy ~.
lz'ng itself, and erecting fertilization in thr
south part OF the Capital. which It has s,;orn
10 uetend' Great events have lust hurst
i0rth greater ones. per APPS. are AZ hand
ne national representatives. have caiI,d e.,
the cetence Of the country al the French.
men capable q bearing arms tie Partisan
Federation has heard the call and al Gel
T. i' comprises great number OF mil,ss /.
y characters Of ali ranks citizens vou,5
SHe actYe, who arc all eager to tresS
toward 70 the post Of dagger, ana striLe 81
''C cheinics Of oar independence. The Ped
eFatoH ash Tor arms, military organizaticr
ana the honor Of serving their count . either
on the frontiers, on tie heJyhts, or in the IN
terror OF the capital. to preserve the eood o.
osF "hich the dsaFected m ght attsrut 70
olSurO. he Federation is unanimous n ;ts
sehuhients IT vii acknowledge no effort gu
Pafior 70 itszea for the holy ctuss Of l,bers,,
rs i"Ost earnest wish N icude1ng It's sery.-
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NOTICE.

Tie Subscribers, itldeT The firm Of
LEWIS, PERKINS q Co.
EE AFiNG taken the South tenement of Coz Bull
Z 4 locks buildings irorh & the Basin, where they
store large quantities any article, offer their SER
vices Gas Commission -ercha'its) their friends and
the public at large
They have for sale large quantity of Pit Goals ~
ing adjoining the Iumbey-house Of Fox Il Richardson,
on the Basin, and will treat with any person (who
comes well reeommcnder) tor raising of cosist Major
jno. Maory's Pitts. in Powhs,an.
Warner Le7yiS. Robert Hfims,
Nat. Perkins, Robert French
Nav % 6ni
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will have the administration Of the Duosy OF
Brunswick. as guardian of the Hereditary
Prince during his minority.
The allies, we are informed on good an-
thorlty, have refused ~ enter into negotla-
tons with the Rehs! French in Paris.
Dispatches were on Saturday brought
from Lord Charles Stewart, AZ Vienna, by
Crossword, the Messenger, who left that
Capital on the 2lst, and Raisbon on the 18th.
The Austrian army was inful march to JON.
the Duke of Wellington. Greenwood met
Lord Castlereagh ON the road about three
miles from Rochester, to whom he gave all
the dispatches which we're intended for his
Lordship.
The Kings Jcqhh
me following is copy of the Bulletin ex
hibited Yesterday ST. James, Palace to the
numerous enquirers by Lord Arden, and the
hon. +. Grevile, the Kings Lords and
Groams Waiting. and the other atten-
/" Wmdsor Casfie, Juiy !.
6. The King has passed the last month in
uniform tranquility, and his Majesty contn-
ues III good bodily health, but without any
diminutlon of his disorder.
I'll. HALFORD, NV. HERBERDEN.
I" M. BAlLI-IE. "R. WILLIS"
Dover, Jiity2.
Arrived here and embarked last evening,
the Right Honorable Lord Castiereagh, on
board the Admiralty Yacht, and sailed under
convoy OF a triga'e-it is supposed Lis Lord
snip viii reach Ostend this evening by z o.
clock.
Portsmouth, Julv 9.
by some trenchmen landed this day, it is
supposed that Bonaparte had escaped from
fia're two days Since, ard put to sea.
Grauesend, June 81.
Arrived the Walfogd, Vote, from n. Or
leans.
Falmouth, Jele %.
Arrived the Schooner Erin, from Rich
lnond.
Supplement- TO the London Gazette of Sasur-
day.
Monday, Jniy3, 1915.
Downing Street, July 8.
A dispatch of Which the following is CO.
Ply, was last nigit received, addressed to Earl
Bathurst, by his Grace the Duke OF WelIng-
ton, dated Oryiie, June 20. 1915.
My LORD,
Being aware of the anxiety ex-
isung IN England to receive the returns of
kllied and wounded in the late actions,
no" send lists OF the officers, and expect TO
DC aoie TO send this evening returns OF the
on-commsSioned officers and soldiers. The
amount or non commissioned officers and SOL
diers, British and Hanoveran, killed, woun-
ued and missing, is between twelve and thir-
| teen thousand.
| Your l-ordshjp will see in the inclosed lists
| the names OF some most valuable officers LOST
to his Majesty's services Among them /
cannot avoid to mention Col. Cameron, of the
92d, and Col. Sir II. Ellis of the 23d req
ments, tn whose conduct / have frequently
drawn your Lordship's attention, and who
at last tell distinguishing themselves at the
head OF the brave troops which they Com
| handed
notwithstanding the glory of the occasion
IT is impossible not to lament such men. both
on account of the pubic and as friends.
have the honor to be, &c.
WE'LL INGTON
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EDJg3RD ~ T'REJV7.
S4.NUEL 19FLOh,
JOSi.3H H0BSOW.


{N,H DoinUa'dtiNs a Artillery Companies Will
Vds CommJtw ea,ii, ire hereby to,fied t,N
f'' 4" ta-fn U lasc Aftiierv riouht-,, ats ieqUe I,
Win 1.-8d o. a'l alsice O. Council Of the "a I
'Fs's 5l3, 10 have good s1d sufficient shelters e.
oil ~ some proper atiauoI, -ythin ihti,. resiee-
~ conni'es, 90 secure Hem from being iarrd by
t'e Weather --fropred, u.sf tie expsuce o Use sane
''''i Not @xsced ne ioloenis Rates, VIZ For 81
Hheter totWO p'r ..sG fgHirry Widi Csrsycs The
sum OF liteen dollars, a toy shelter 10 tour ieees
Wy" estfrses, uieslltof lTentS dollars anil flat
pa pfos-atH1 t3eir ascJL IS 10 the Executive De
patthHeni, they wn be pRi
va ROBEdt1SOE. &C.
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BY THosMas RlTCHIE. ]
400 DOLLARS REWARD.


UNTOM the Subscriber, on the ilih INST. JLN, a
~ Negro f1au, about The usual height, stout aud
:, ell made, rather inclined To he feshy-slands vcr
q, ect, sad generally stammers when spoken tr-i,as
"a very good oi teetIi,is eyes are Inclined to b..
red and lul;-nU mark be H. ctcd, but in tie
taee--le has several marks across hs forehead, like
thc scratch OF pm, very PLAINLY TO be when l.is
hat is oifhas suilen look y sa very god carriage
driver and Formerly drove my hack in his place
is also guod sningo servant, anil can shave tole
rnbe wellts probable he will try To pass FOR bar
-he raised in PowIats where his father and
muther lives, on my plantton-he will probably at
tempt to go TO the North, as he has made soisc
threats 10 that amount
will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver him to Jordan Flou,noy, in Richmond or the
Subsciiber in Powhatsn, Fifty Dollars i! secured in
any jaiu the United States 20 that ger lin again.
BENJAMIN MOSBl. .
Richmond, Aug i9.--om
V6TAS committed to pie jail OF ,s County, on lhe
w 18th day OF May, 1915, two negro laea, as
ranaways--s,. nxrnSd John, FIVE feet FIVE Inches
high. dark complexion, about twenty years OF age,
has scar over his left eye, also las lest foot
the great toe, had par o yellow home spun
,snialoons, blue striped homc-spm yes, nt wove
thick, fei n with black yarn, white home-slnin
cotton shirt, pr Of wsi:e cotton home made socks
and atolerabe good par OF socs--he hal il KNAPP
szAck, 0-e-spu.i White vest, pair OF thr Aai
colt n pautaloons, a light mixed samm-r at, one
Thread and eoitoI SHIRT, pal tyal gloves with blue
spotion IN -
MOSES five fee: six and hals inches high, d ,rk
complexion about t~eo ty-hve years old, has
Iis right eye, anil one the ms OF is right
font, had o par o, " tic horn spun pa1te on, a
down vest short white var hone-spar coat,
:.cot,on shirt & ps'r com no Shoes aad kAap-
SICK, wilsh contained shirt very much worn
an old pa of sock stockings The that III Y
belong ~ William Miller, hear Coles Ferry, hali;ax
- unv.
The owner is reque It'd to f,-wsrl, paw al
charges, and tax them oli of h-olhcrwis IN V
will be dealt with As I, lav d. ct.
JAMES CARTER, Gieri6 and
Jailor Of Geochtl.,,d Copniy.
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