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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

=. ft''e IN he Uoods.-By gentleman FROM the
East end cs Long Island, weiearn, that the woo,ls
IN Tie vicinity OF P2tchaure took fire last Thurs
day, 18Th April, in N ". direction from that vii.
isSe, and advanced rapidly wiih the wind, whiels
niew from that qnarter to what is called JaeSsons
fond, within four miles OF Putehauge, exteud,4s it.
set, III four days. over piece Of ood il was udg-
e', oi 30 miles, bcitre MS progress could be srres-
ted. Abnlt I've hundred cords of cod, which has,
been cut and co,ad ia tbs course OF the past via
tsr, were totally consumed. The v,llsscrs OF Pat
c"Srge and the Surrounding neisibourhooa were all
ede out by authority To- assist ia arrestins the de-
v"ori'g el-nienI ard happily succeeded, after two
n'@ 'aeess',t labor anal fatigue. The country, we
understand, IS nncommOny diy, owing to tue unu-
Snal long spell nl cold western, wn,tls which have
pr vailed since The Spring set in, and the >ege-
iatcn at t',is season "a the year MAS ncver mare
oncN"ar1 o. The smsli streams anu risalets So del
cd up.
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THE TARIFF.
LAW 0FTHE u. STATES.
IN let

49, - -
To regulate the duties on imports and TONNAGE.
BEH cHacfed, 6y hs Senate and Ho,,ss Of Rs5-
yesehtaiiUe8 Of the JWfed .StaAa nj .l,gerica IN,
Congress assembled, That from after The thirlieib
day RI June, one Thousand, eight hundred and six
teen, the duties heretofore laid by law, on eo1ls
wares q merchandiz", impo ted iato the q. States
shall cease and determine and there shall he levied
and collected, snd PAID the several duties hereuaf-
ter meniicncd, u.at is % say
FH8t a duty Of seven and hslfper cen'uin adj
vaiorem, On al i,iug drugs spd materials { II com
posig dyes not subject to other rates Of duty gum
arabic gum senegal sgt-pctre iawery, gold, silver
and other watches, mud pattsOf watches gold x silver
lace, embroidery and epauicttes; precious stones S,
pearls OF III kils set Or not set bristol stones or
pns'e-wOfk, and ail articles composed wholly or
eiuehy Of gold, silver pearl and precious stones and
aets lace Sei', lace sha~is Shades, OF thread or
siik
ISccond A duty or6aoen per cettum ID yaloren
ON gold Heat ard on al! articles not lre ard not sub
ject Go any other rate Of duty.
Third duty Of twenty per ccotun ad yaiorcm
on hcmpen cloth or sail Cloth, (cxrept Russian and
German liners Russia and iiolierd luck etpckin
o wool o. cotton printing types, an articles rnanu-
featured from brass, copper, iron, steel. pewter.
thcm is the ioatefal 81 chicfsalue. hr2ss wire. cut
lcry Pins, needles, huttons. luton foouid and bnc
kics 90 aii knf-, gle plated and apalncd wares If
sii kinds cannon, musketa, Gre srIas and side
arms Prus'ian blue, ehino ware esrthcn ware,
stone ware porcf lain add einss u,Ouufacturrs 9TH
cr than windowglass and black glass quart bot
ties
Fo1DH. a drty oetwcnty five per centum "a W..
ioren, "a WOODEN nanuiac,urrs Of al descriptions
or o. which wool IS the natrg-l NJ chief value e1
-el ''G blankets, woolcn rugs, ard woistod or stuff
-o0dt, iimi be levied, collected and psiG. from and
alfcr d'e l0r'ieh day of |urc next until The thir
ucih dry ~ Jpuc, one thousand cirit hundred and
minctccai and alter dat daJ twenty per centum on
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FTrZWHYLSONN < POTTTK :

Il
= h AVE. just received, the back Nos. of
Recs's Clel9pcfia.-fhOSe whuse series are not com.
pictt UP 20 Nol ANNnre earnestly requested ta The
work now SVS ON with spirit. and probability exists
ct amy tniure interruption until Completed T1e Nos
die % ic pad jor rs tstY taken GspGy.
ew OF the LIST five Nc Of the Month ireTingD Fct
pnilislIsj AL Boston, "a work.
Ssvra volumes of Srr1ores Ronani. This worl, is in.
tenif ni complete edition of the Latin classics u,
elegance With ,conony AMI las srcg CLAIMS to the support
OF the adln,ryrs OF au,i,nt literature.
MVNGo PARKS LAST travels the interior .F dric7
Hunsldt Sc'scnqi travels; TRAVELS IA g. Eri,sin h.
frc.chiaanj lRANtL S in the L. States. by Ief,snr
Memoirs oi HoT'"l, ~ Phthfer' Virginia Cass by Tt
SIS EFocScn7"ouSh end Hotnts with u variety of 9th.
~ork>,ntw nov. I, isUG poems.
+. T. continue tn .ecFe subscriptions 20 the ER,s5x
anu yi0lfcry Reuew. lOrsr works, IL Is admitted nv al
cleses OF literary of every political Denomination I'm X
among the most luminous critical publications eNant
Inc pubhtanon OF PnihertOnS Atlas l. resumed. Some
additional Nus daily expected.
Subscribers 10 tie Acitlc Rqrory desired 10 call for
their Nos.
The prospectus Of nefiOai publication is GENE 10
hand II is 10 Ia called the ircriccp Register 10 bc ,,,,t,,i
10y Robert Walsh jr ana published b! ilonns Dobson
april 90 1I2-.s,1e
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From ike " ]. OHario -f;ssseRger.1
COMMUNICATED
WARSAW, (Gen. c'ty.) April S.
IlORi}ID MURDER * SUICIDE.

\ bout three WI, Ks since, the wife OF Dr. Abel
Na'Ni"s, o. hiddlebury, GGnesSee county, died. IS
VS. supposed ut fever in consequence OF which
NalSins pSiSuWied a d, hbCur and intimate friend
OF s, by lie name I'll Ferry, To remove itlI his Ia
nuiy into us house. aud t Ike care OF his Children
Shortly after, hlr Perry was taken very III with
The eho!eia morbus, stated BY WstN,ns by whom
lbs l'.e was despairedoi, and DR. Clsunccy L. Shell
don, OF W arsaT, s-nt for. who attcnie him
through the day and tiii zine O'Clock n; night and
let' him apparently much better. Watkins at,er,l-
eel him the Remainder of the night, and Perry died,
the next day. MIR Perry and Mrs. Watkins be-
inG attended wilh simar symptomsin their sickness
together with familiarity between NVa,kirs aud
terry's wife, SOON created suspicion uilt Watkins
had poisoned both his wife and Perry. Inquiry was
made OF DIR. Sheldon, (or whom Watkins purchas-
ed his medicine ifhe had purchased any poison OF
MN and II was ascertaned that he p.rchss,d or
OF arsenic and s0me nuN votuica Dr Sheldon aad
other persons eonveIssd With Watkns RESPECTING.
II, no stated that he bought the arsenic Tor man,
hut CO. III not tall his NAME nor where he lived bat
sad that ne gave the poison to a certain dog, (which
~ vet alivs.) Suspicion increased, AMI Watkins WAS
al iscG to have the bodies taken uu and examined
Tor inc purpose OF satisfying the minds If the pop;-
"ct,, AMI clearing hes own character. Accordingly
on Friday, the 5h INST fOurt, en- musicians aDu ar
ed AT the graves. The body of Perre was dug NJ,
and eN"m'Ned, the stomach taken out aud car
fied INTO house, wl're tn physicians tried macy
Chemical experiments ON the contents, and it was
'sccitA'leH beyond doubt that there was eOnsii-
-istbe quantiy OF arsenic in the stomach uh;rh
WIS much carrrdefi. The physicians reported that
ms death was Occasioned by arsenic. Watkins was
informed OF the opinion of the ply siciars shout o.
clock The next morning; he shortly after went cut
OF has house, and IN about m hour and = half w9s
found in the woods - o. 20 rode from his holse sus
pended by handkerchief to 4 small bush, lis LEGS.
part 81 his holy, AMI ms hands on the ground; on
examination he was ioun'' to be dead. The phvsi-
cans proceeded to examine the body of Mrs. Wat
kins, and reported unanimously that her death was
orcasloned by vegetable and mineral poison 4 CO.
rcners inquest was summoned to sit on the body of
Watkins, who shortly returned with verdict of sui-
C-"e. festcrlsy Mrs Perry was taken into custo-
dy, acd is this day to be examined
Wstkinsand Perry, with their families, have re-
s''e'! IN This country about year. Two children
have ded ont each family, since laat fall and it is
generally believed that some of their deaths were
also occasioned by the wicked hands of Watkins.
Mrs. Watkins delivered of a sti!l-born child q
few hours previous to her death.
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Extract IF q eer 10 gentleman in this Ctr, da.
ted
NEW-ORIEANS lrarrb

NEW-ORLEANS March o..
Last Saturday evening arrived here Gen. Jack
son On hearing OF his approach, tie citizens
crowded ont othe Bayou ST John, to escort him
To- lis movement, however, was so rapid, that it
was impossible 10 shew him any honor on the road
f"u no doubt have seen many HS,nesses OF him,
6n ven have seen none that can give YOU a correct
I'd. n Z" him, lie has more anmationi in his counte-
tace dian is possible to give on canvass He is
most incessent takeri knows every body, ard has
most -eieutive NJ emory. On the presentation of a
number The rife corps "a Of this city that dis
'lngnshed ;hcrncclyes 90 much on the night nf the
Z3d Of Dec 1871, and on the mOraing of the Stl,
Jan. 1913, Without hesitation rscUgn eel every one
OF item, and called them BY their names. lis Ic-
zee has been constantly crow ded since his arrival
and I'LL he John Bulls here have been particnlariv
anxious 70 see him. lie said, in Passing through lie
Greek natien, he heard Of tie murder Of Col John
son by party OF IndiaTs, with circumstances Of
marked cruelty. He immediately assembled the
eheis oi the adjacent country, ard told Them II they
did not deliver up within a certsia time, then mem
TONED, the murtcr1rs and plumber Ss he would
immediately euter their country again, sword in
hand, and put them AL tn death He also on the
pot, wrote to the great warrior, who is head de-
WI ct the naton, to tn same effect and added he
had the means to 10 what ne threatened and he
might rest assured, fhe did once more etter IN II
territory, he would make general clear out
Preparations are making here to give the Gen
era splendid Dinner the last of this week.
He hss come here puIpOsey TO fortfy the. country
AID, believe 10 MAKE il his permanent resi-
deRce.
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rtract q letter from madeira, Fr6-
filIt1I g.
800 49, 20 CurA.h

r,irSlay tle Alcestc capt. hurry Maxwell. I.,~a
Rasl Hall aud the Hon. COnpanys slip Gen. iiewett,
t. Cainpn, sailed state, inour hast, wilma fair wind
or China from Portsmouth, with the ambassador. Lord
Yhers and lis suite. lis ExceIleney ,nsiruet-d
the pcro Of the amy aud good viii towards him. ,nhsst
INF In the breast Of the Prince RUgent e explain t IN.
and object ofor lstc war riti the Nepaulcse litter
on, the Prince the Emperor. repeating acc,
n be Delivered hm by lord hfucrsts SUM- as page to
H. Embassy The letter rs most suptrhy illuminated OF
,u1 ard enclosed ia ~ giant gold box the I'D Of hcl,
ars sinature or,he Prince Regent o., Lawrence en-
ressy for the occasion, by Rlnde z Brl9 expcrce
Of .Cco dncas. The magnificent presents which irtrn.
teen Tor lie Emperor, consist wl"'y Of British naruflc
tlrcs elegantly cut gss vases he' AID botdcs haze been
titeens likely 90 be ic articles ne Would most accepahy
rci,e The ships viii proceed 60 Canton, aud from ttcncs
w pcrsoigG HWJ e swt o ms tAeeieicy, Lord Amherst
Z Iron Mr. tmhcrst, Mr. Ei,, public secretary Mr.
81 private SECRETARY Rev. W. Cnlts, chaplain; Mr..
n H. nationalist d. Lynn, physician; Murria-e mi
raoeist aud assistant natnglist MIR Pole, diaitsnmn
~ George Srinton WI ioi, the embassy a Caution.
isc iectcti dizzy WILDE absent from England about two
ly,nz ic embassy hope ahtin permission return
kou Pei 10 Canton hrorsh e Cne,c territory which
W. sse tai r opportunity 2, p'ns thc gr~ wall OF
80 f,o miles of dnt vast eid almost unknown country.
1his route agp-. c Hme necessary, as tc ships which
A,at fr tieittug cnnno' for fear nfde nphons rcnain
,peud te Ships sal r,a'i Canton ~ ioy. The ospen-
g. las estimated 10 lsoroOi.
S SIT tas been brought IN Englaudby
- As'er ard vile, against ;ic
~ Cireu'e" flr a libel nm
q NQsi intercourse with fhe
e crime was insnuated
~ So Brussels about the time
49, sterlcu, wien ce-tsnly n,e
10 busy ~ Mount ST. Jean, to attack o.
az ntvses vs. ihat requi I'D q long seige
ercy tf the LADY vas amPy viudicajed
gave ye,.dc, against ihc Printers Of
s'~rt - years ofage, remarkable fnr
tllul.nt as sell as personal .ccou-
,a, daughter q iie Esri cr Mount.
in'ers made 80 defence but OK
20 Tor ti.sir ctror.
ain, been f' oded. 90 vcn1 hive
S: i ali. o.iica 90 isicr OF jic .a-
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IN grim LlnROEce.

Vnghiid La7R-OEce,
Richmond. 5th bril- lsi6
I'm conformity with an act ofthe G =, era. 4s,en-
bly, OF the Commonwealth Of Virs o, entitled
" An act to amend the several laws coa.erutg rs
chats" passed the I4th Gay of Febrtsry, 1911,
10 hereby make it known tiAt i appears, bv err
uhcate OF the Ezcheator Of Amelia cocriv that
certaia tract Of land, whereof a Ger ain Alexander
Wilson died scizrd and possessed, situated in said
courty and containing 90 acres, hath eseheated 10
the said Common w alth
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Rer'r.
April 20. 10a-6y
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Bosten Class l37anWfacfo7y-

poor man, who lives o.. his plantstion. ans, The
rich man who consu!t5 lis esse and feas,s on his
great amount &C profits flowing Rom asman D.r
ceot. ought TO follow farming whilst one OF thc
m'dchn5 sor1, Ike myself, ought 10 have done with
IS TO the Mercantile bn,incss, il has become
quite too tashianshIe IN tn couatry round ahol, my
store, and |, b>ing follower of fashions. ,in viii
ling To stop ani back ont.
will therefore sell, at Film, in Carolise Cour-
~, p9blick'y, ON thursday, tie 9th day Of In. o
N Xt all my rcmai:ing stuck of NERO RANDlZE.
great part Of Which will be divided into parcels
10 81 ttasnil:cs-rhen, ELM its It. a merit r, 81
dencG for bachelor, having every house that he
could ask, new and complete, admirably c,cphted
Tor aproiessiona! gentleman the soil in lively
state and growing about 5000 foursI,irg Young ap-
pie trees, which in a few years, with pronsr ma
nagement, will yield 100000 g2ons Of cider a.ru-
ally ar ne sans time and bldceI ~ i'll sci! 600 a.
cres OF LAMP on MOunt Swamp, within mile Of
tappahannock river, adjoining Messrs John T.
Woodfori, Charles C. Talinferro, - Jones. and
the land OF the Rappahar mock Aesde,ny.-NIr.
tOntaine Lauehlia, my ma, ager there. will sh-w
IL The fertility OF Ibis tract, the healiness Of its
scte, and lis proximity TO ofthe best ssinias-
res IN Virginia, rer4ers this most d. sirable pace
TO one, who, more fortunate than nvse.f has a IA
mliy to raise on to educate. This sale being effect,
ei, VII treat privately with the purchaser for
thirty H'.d likely NEGROES, attached to the Dlsn
tauon they are in families and will not sensr-,l
them, nor am | willing to move them-ALso. slI
the produce on hand, the implements of husLan5,y.
oxen and beasts oil The pillow, Wagon sud team,
ana NE stock ct cattle, Sheep and Hogs, toe .iber
with all the gSowng comprehension to b. given
immediately, az at the end OF the year, as may be
agreed IN ut sa.-to lie committed from Lay 10 ,lay
I'll eonpleteG--The TERMS in each case will
be easy.
w. COLEMAN.
ApTfi lu. 100 wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04
NOTICE.

'EN1E subscribers, Executors Of John Glib
a SON late of Princv iam eoany Va being d. sir,u.
Of closing their exesu,orshp accounts, hereby give notice m
all persons ns',bted TO the estate OF sud Gibson to mas,
Iayincntan1 all those having claims a,>, oil ~tar -
present the same property authenticated before the ls d,
OF Iue Sloo'her~ise, the executors viii 10: hold then
selves Responsible fOr the payment OF the d,bts.
JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES REiD,
Erecntorscf JOHN GIBSON.
Damfries January lS sO-.tt,t.
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Brock-en6rough g. Haryie

4 AVE Just received London superfne
cloths and aassipers Marsees ToiliirHt ann, six
Ns'gS cotton caSsimerCs gradurilS YORK stripes iacons
eamhr,cS camhric muslns Waterloo nconcts gimghnins
sawis cambria pocket hdl>f. Nc-Orcans and Lake Cham.
pam victory hdfs IRISH linens, long lowns gI and dark
Ground eicOeS, India long cloths Canton grapes Madras
hdls am loom ShriingS silk h;s. Ladies lid doves
Eeensns, beaver io cotton hosiery. ssperdcrs sewing
green SILK nrbrllas and paraSos colory thrad buttons
ana button mouds- knivcs and forks and poet Il knives
rLors, tSc. with variety OF other articles Viii they are
determined to sell low, far cash Geceaces in ;o1vn
hprr 3 IO7If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04
JUST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED
A Nd Cor sale at Peter Cuttom's Book Stores !,
"a Richmond and I.ynchbu,g, The journal Of a
Mission u The Eterio of Africa, in the year 1905,
by MunGo Parke. To which is added an account
OF the lille If Parke
ALs"--s quantity of Letter and Writing paper.
NAuch 81 IOh--'f
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THIRTY DyRug KezgD1II
az HI lie given t'r delivering 10 ny Oyerseers
w near Cnferavllle, a negro man, named
nVb--who ran away about the 10th cf last month.
lie IS about % years ofsgc. Of nedcrate stature, &
wen iorncd---peaks toicrably quick, and is very
intelligent. bought HIN in January last IN Rlri-
Inond, from Mr. Graves, member Of tae Assembly
from Ncw-Kcnf
..fYieca Dohars wiz b. given for lodging him in
jail, 81 lat set him again.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
70 lie wS5 once hired % Or. FOushee, aud is
probably lurking about The City Of Richmond.
March IS. tot-,yir
VIRGINIA AT Rules Ioiden N tie
= Clerks Ofceoft'f superior Court Of Clanccry for
we Rr'nuoml Di,irict. TIE Oh day " Auri 1916.
hua May Piinf q, aelins Daniel Field and lyu, ANN.
itcli. DcfrH9gEfs
INV Dtia7 INIT Daniel Fici hrrng entered his a,,.
rHee ani gwen security according the fct or A.
enny anh the x cspl this Court and 20 appearing bv sf.
sacgry rsdcrcc at be is iu-hfan W flrs rsi,.
u' ne l0rN i'uf - sold Defendant do auplar here.
t'e tntn dr 90 te HeVt ald answer The b offhe
t.H aui 'lat copy o mis- order be forthwith insert.
~ some ne"rparcr published in The city Of Rciuond.
o w. months s1ccr.,ftly asl posted ihc front door n
"'1 |'pi"i' h DO slIi ciiy. copye-ITne
lbrR S. loo ~, ~ ''''
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April 10.

virtue OF decree oI the honorable Superior
4 Court otChsncerv fr the Richmond D;s,[i,,
made IN cause between Conrad Webb, ex. eu,or Of
The testament and iaet will ofThorn.s Shore, dec.
PHlHt.R, and David Ross and Claistorhor Tc'Cor-
nIco, dte7daHts, will be sold TO The highest l,,llsr
I9' ready money on the 18th dav Of Jane next, ct
me BE l1aTern, in the Civ of Richmond, two M
divided sixth parts ofall the lands be LONGING 10 the
concern Of John Nay, loan .iausterM Csnpany.
situate in the State Of Kentucky.
w. G. WILLIAMS,
DANIEL CAUL,
Commissioners.
hRrch 10. lO2-.vtds
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Spanish d,ia f,id.s,
Mnseovalo Sugar ia hhds and bbls.
Loaf do. do
J.. i. Teneriile Wine in quart II casks,
Cos~'so Brandy, fourth proud and Of choice
guslv,
H'iar Gin, first do
Bls;crcd steel, Bar Iron, Nal Rods, sc.
FOR sALE-pY
WIN SHEPHERD.
March so. 1o6-,f
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St2a TIE ThicC!!

THEFT!
& an the night OF the 26.h inst. the stable
ofihe subscribe broker open, and HORSE sro
LENA dark bay, years old, abou two inches
hig', long tail hanging name, and ,,ie marked Nv the
gear draws well in harness. & moves when PIT out ola to
very 'lincirahe pace his hack somewhat in.
jhrVd by the saddle upon his shoulder.
reward oitwcnty dollars viii be gwen for the horse ana
double the amount for the Thief
TIlOS. CROUCH.
\. ID. He has three white feet snip and star.
N'r' ~ 1IO-tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-06
Iubllc Sale.
July 60

II 10 Y. d.
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court, will be sod, 90 Thursday the 18th
day OF this month, at l2 o'ciock, at Nc
&eouin's hotel, Lots No. G. Z and 10,
IN square 6S4, in the city oil Washington.
These lots are situated on Capital Hill
and were the property of the late General
tieorge Washington, and improved by
him. they are about goo yards from the
capitol, IN beautiful enineGce, 4 might
be improved so as to afford two OF three
desirable situations for private residence,
Or to rent to great advantage as boarding
houses. The cellars of the former build
ings are wcll finished and uniniured, and
many good bricks might be got from the
ruins. Also, Lots No. S, IL, IS and Ia
in square G67. These also bclung to the
estate of General Waskington, and are
situated CT the E4ste n Branch, must. il
not all Of them, are believed to be very
eligible water lots.
The above property viii be sold on q
credit of IL months, the purchasers to
give fond with approved security. s
George c. WaslliRston,
Trustee.
July 40 dts
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Public Sale.

f
BY virtue ola writ Of Hendaioai Ea'.
ponas. to me directed, from the Court Of
Appeals for the Western Shore of Mary
land, will be sold, to the highest bidder,
.or cash and crop eftosacco, on MON.
DAY tie 29th instant, at the hour of
Two o'clock, at0gdeas' Toyern, in Port
9obacco. all VIM. COURTS right, IT,
tie and interes, in and to tao, or parcel
Of land, called !" Nesu-.4llJord," con-
tanning eighty-seyen and half acres, more
or less, the property OF William Courts
taken in execution to satisfy debt du
Samuel Wimsatt.
TowhIey Robey. late Sheriff
OF Charles County.
July &c dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-06
Theatre, Alexandra.
THIS PRESENT EVEN7J,as.
ss }. 8; - = >
kl.|r|Hz j III

respectfully Informs The Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandria, that he will
(for two nights only) SO through his unri-
vailed Performances in Magical, Matbe-
rratical, Philosophical, and Mechanical
Recleations by Dexterity Of Hand, which
has received the applause Of crouded
and respectable assembly on Thursday
evening.
The ladies and gentlemen are most
earnestly requested to call on the per-
former for any part of the exhibition set
forth in the bills Of the day, and it shall
be Immediately performed.
VI Doors open at half past 7, and
operations to commence at 9o'cldck pre-
cisely.
July 6 II
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JOED BarGca. c. C.
Law 2n.s
June I
Thirty Dollars Reward

Ran away from Satej.i OF the 20;h inst.
a negro. named bran. lie is II or .ls
years of age, about 5 feet inches high;
las very dark complexion, Eat nose
and toerable large mouth. Re is fur
eigner AID bis language is very broken,
which is rendered more difficult to be
understood by an impediment IN his
speech. lie is fellow of considerable
difiidenee and speaas. but fittle.. His
ears have been pierced for rings. When
he abscohded he wore blue round-a-
bout of coarse cloth, a pair Of hee strip
ed domestic pantaloons, pair Of high
quaricred shoes tat lace he. ore, and a.
slate hat. Twill give Ten Hollars to any-
one who will deliver him to me at tbs
place, if taken in the neighbourhood, or
The above reward unprecedented 40 miles,
from here, and secured in ans Jail, so
that 4 get him again.
FAuNTLEROYo
Salem, Faquier CO. Va.
Jufe 25 to6ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-06
Take Notice

THE Subscriber will practice Medicine
and Ssggesy, tsom his present residence
at Doctor FIN. a. DangerJiela's, Prince,
Georges County, Maryland. lis place
of abode will be changed for a position
more central to the neighborhood, ID
which he hopes to share the public patro-
mage. as soon as such an one can be pro.
Gu. ed. He is authorised to state, thai
ne may expect the occasional assistance
Of Doctors Wiliiam a. l. Henry Z. Daa
|eerfeld, in his practice, it it should S.
5equired by his patients.
james d. Burretsc.
Motley Hall, July $. Il