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AT home, tie naticaa, character favorable TO iDrov
inents, The example in Virginia has been splendid. ih.
Hoard al Pnhic Works has tgy thc subject their
appointment. They assembled in The spirit of their
charge common seal was ordered \ Surycy.rappoir.
te tunaton EXTENSIVELY provided for by their reso.
TONS lt was not a general review they INDUCED The
James River Company, already work, were consulted
ne history oil public works be supplied.
GUAR objects TO be examined. The opcnins the Roano
WAS bold ucSgn. road from the line
20 James River contemplated, anl from Siaunon to Ohio
and from Salem to Winchester. The NAVIGATION ,rtle She
nanoah and Rappahannock, and Monnngaela was reror.
ud The road from Winchester the kll,ghany raIscNaS
within c p'an and they invited citizen 10 con,m
ncate whatever he might know respecting interest of The
satp Inc sline spnlt Will, trust pervac the Union
The New-HampSre Legislature, besides great object,
ot their judiciary Department and their plans OF public
ucation. had embraced Agricultural t canal
between the rivers Connecticut and Merrmac and anntr
at the Cows their military law medical association
hary company, their commerce. and the site Court House
Tor the State at Concord, land he piven with p
Veges As general concerns the Roats are every
where encouraged and with unexpected proofs Of great sue
them 10 Europe, from the convenient use of coaIs
IN them The last voyage of Circnmnav wa, in one
third OF the time OF the of Magellan early use
o. the Comras Some advantages in the use Of the
Compass have hi en- proposed by Venetian the Italian
Institute, and have keen kindly rccrivcd The Enr;, have
encouraged the of Iron Gables with those of HenD AMI
the plan for the first of them las proposed The
Steam Engine has been carried from the Shin TO the oo-
II late experiment. Pipes Of Flax have promo s,sl ms
BETTER than ~ Leather. particularly for Fire ENGINES
norc p0rtlliN durable and cheaper. rs a,c,rtair m
She long ui them the Continent of Europe l., die
hem variable. The month nf juno war has been op
nineteenth part colder thar that of the preceding June and
IN greater extremes but tie prosperity and hopes Of our
Country remain. yrie,n I.si,t.r
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[Nronl .NRes's Weekly Register.l
ORIGINAL ANECDOrE OF
IN. FHANKLIH.

h'i"'nguhtd friend has furnished with the following
sneeda, copied rum letter addressed him in 1922, nv
Que u M corr sredents who had just then visited Nj J,
fsrSun - Monticello.
Mier hospitality with which he was receiv
81 v IT. l"iSnn he says, wish had time tail 10 Won
a' r topics 90 conversation, bnt omit an
be told Of ~ Franklin. Mr.. Jefferson and the Doctor were
some time together III Paris They dined DAY with
are party. consisting Of many distinguished character, OF
France and several Americans The Able Raynal and Dr.
Franklin, de two celebrated philosophers had much com
vefsatnn among other things, the Able Observed, tha in
america All animals degneratv and he male many learn.
e. ana profound observations, especially shew hi, elect
o. the climate the people, although recently fon5 an
European stock The Doctor listened with LIS usual patience
and acnan AMI after the Able had finished pleasantly
remarked mat where difference of opinion IL was
the custom III driisrative assemblies divide the hoe-he
therefore proposed TINT The Europeans should one side
~ he room and The Americans the ether that the qics
tom might be Curly mkenit happened that all the Amer
iras present "ere stout full nf life, health vigor
wuie All the rnrnpeans were sma, meagre and dwariSh
The Eoear cast his eye along the lines, and with smile
proclaimed ms victory the mortified Abbe. whoe theory
was 50 completely oserrown by the demonstration before
"n-.wheh he had the canior 10 acknowledge on the
SLOT" q" 80 49,
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Cod o. ebiedGsh.

The principal markets for our fish hare Leen the
West-i"dIes, and the Southern parts of Europe
there is much demand in the latter, princDa,;y on
account of the Gent-days of the Roman Catholic
Church season when the of flesh Is forbid
den By tie rituals of their religion.
Since the late war, instructions have been issued
70 deny us all the liberty, which had been reserved
by the treaty Of 'SS Of i-ng and curing on the
coa,t-but stlIiresPecting oug right of fishing in the
open seas.
Tbs is not the only case in which one IS as.onish-
ed at the perseverance OF the Essera States IN re-
Jsing TO support the interests other own country
(Which were more e.Aphatieaiiy their interests
Nor IS one at any loss to guess, that centuries will
not elapse, before the competition OF interests of
trade end Of the fisheries, will make .Ne1v EGG
land decided opponent of oil England.
Tie Whale FiSiery-(says Mr.. Pitkin, from
whose valuable prO!ucton most of these statements
are compled)--'' first attracted the attention Of
tle Americans 10 1885, and originated at the island
OF Nantucket, in bouts from the shore. IN I7lS,
six slOops, OF So tons burden each, were employed
IN this iishery, from that island. For many years,
their adventures were confined to the American
coast, but as whales grew here, they we're
extended to the Western Islands, and to the
Brazils, and at length to the North and South
Seas"
No particular reports, for The latter years, have
come down TO us ; but from 1887 to 1889, nipetv-
one vessels, of $500 tons, annually employed
in The Northern Fishery, s. 81 vessels Of 45gO tons
~ the onulhern' WIN Ieil seamen, most OF them
belonging to Nantucket, Boston, Dartmouth aud
other ports Of .udsSdchilsetts. " For many years
past, this fishery has heen carried on from Nan
tueSet and from NewB edford, a large commercial
and fiourishing town the coast, in its neigh
boOrhood, ard has employed from 5 to s thou,-
ard tons OF shipping, principally in the Southern
Seas"
The following is thr Ualae of Sperrnaceti and
Common Whale oil, Shale bone, and Spermaceti
candles, exported, for the years stated: VIZ
1903, sass, OOO-la04, $3.50, sOO--18O5, S47s.-
QOO-lSO6, 3600.OO-lSO7, $500 O0O.- sos,
1921 ,COO--iSO9, 1906, 000---1SlO, 1854, 900
Since which period, tie exports have been diuajn-
ished.
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REMOVAL.
MAYO & FKAVSFP

EEAYE removed to the stand lately occupied
b 4 by Messrs. Crawford & Dunn, two doors he.
low the Farmers Bank ofVrginia.
They have on hand, a very general collection Of
BOOKS, In the vayioUs departments of I.ifera.
tire; such IS Divnity--Law-Me dieaIEMjscelIa-
neous and School Books of every kind
They also have, and keep constantly on hand. n
very general assortment Of BLANK BOOKS &
STATIONARY, of every description
They beg leave to return their grateful &C.
knowledgements To their former customers ard the
public Mt large, for their former liberal encourare.
mcut, and hope, from their long experience in the
Binding business to merit the patronage of liberal
public.
O,ders from town or country viii be thankfully
received and promptly executed.
They have just received, and are now ooenine
A VARIETY or PAPER HANGINGS, oftfe ,goS'
snperb patterns Imported direct from France. bv
pf9Date gentleman Of taste. They are decided
~ the most elegant ever offered in ibis CITY. and
viii be sold i0sger than they can be elsewhere
bought.
Ladies and GertIemea are particularly invited IN
call and view those specimens Of richness taste asd
beauty. They have also for sale, elegant fancy
draw ings, sc. &c.
July ;. 1G-w2f
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SPRING GOODS

vENfiE Subscribers expect TO receive in a da, or
q two by the Indian Chief from LONDON
Superhne London Cloths and Caasmeres, Toll
netts and Cuttings Fancy NiusIns for ladies' dres
ses, Printed Blue, Buff and Indian striped Dimities
Furniture do. Cotton, and Linen and Cotton Tyke,
York striped Nankeens, Balloon Bombazettes assor-
ted colours. ladies' Cotton Hose and Silk Gloves.
Mems and Children's Cotton Hose, do. Brown and
halt Hose, Buck and York Tan, Gloves sewing Silk,
Dolmon and Wakey's best London Hats. britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Common do. Cloth, Tooth
and Shaving Brushes, Seine and Shop Irvine, so
Casks Sd. Nails Hat points. Casks lOd do London
Porter, White Lead, Spani"h Brown, &c
They have on hand, Irish Linens and Sheetings.
Cambria and Jaconett Muslin, Light and Dark
ground cooared Prints. and sn assortment OF Hard
zUa'e and Cnfle1y-All of which they oler for sale
on accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND COLQUHoUN & Co.
Jane |. z,f
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SKETCHES, 0'c.-No. 4.
2ud. PRopucrs OF THE lsogFs,r.

These consist Of miscellaneous articles, some Of
The animal, others of the vegetable kind some al =
most from The hand Of nature, others more OF less
elaborated by the hand Of art.
MIR. Pitkin, (from whose instructive pages we
copously borrow,) pursuing in his turn the ar
raagcment Of the Treasury department, enunie-
rates them in the following order: lumber Of all
lSind7, naval stores (sueh tar, pitch turpentine
and rosin,) pot and pearl ashes, &ins and lrs gin
senE, oaS bark and otcr dyes.
J7tgi5er-lias always been yaluable and is ike
" to grow more 50, rs IL Incomes scarccr When
North America was FIRST visited, Us the foot Of T. n
ropeans, The whole country was grooming Under Tho
weight q forests. The Indians, not drawing their
food from the feils; not having even made tie
second step, in thestags of civilization 10 the 6rsfo
raj sia.e, an' oss 20 preserve their forests <
copscs for ,he asSlrtn a the beasts Of the chase
As The Europeans advanced, NJ y cleared the COM
Try Of rs woods-t1ibcr ia 9il is variety, for fuel
or for building, bocatae scareef--and rs i becomes
scarce. IT becomes biore valuable. Ii has been
long time since Britain wac compelled IN look a.
broad for The material, az her navy--and, thoneh
the same necessity isno Qkely 90 operate in Amer
ica, yet the dfeultiesu sgupp'y mast EXCESSIVELY
contribute % enhance thcY.rcc. We have alWays
beea competent not only ialsupply our own con
sumntiou but 70 export tii1Der Tor other coun-
tries Centuries must clapr,, before or forests
ear be exhausted though roe sxe will sweep eve.
= rear frr1her end mrtb,r irom tue rivers
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.Sa,yuar Decision for yl,,,srn Times.

In late criminal proceeding before Sir John Nicho in
noctaTs cOfan against william Brer, on CHARGE
II incest, for marrying Mary Walton daughter of III, d..
ceased ~iis by Thomas Wnton her former husband the
court beng satisfied with the evidence produced 10 susain
me prosecution, FIRST pronounced the marriage null and
VOID under the canon S roined upon both parties PER
form tie follow s pcnance: The Offending parties t,siau1
81 we sheets the porch ofte church during tie ringing
- me at bell Tor divine service Sunday and until after
thhrst rsson' asking forgiveness Of all pessons entering the
church ten b. lei into the church. and placed in con-
sneuous sltnn elr the minister where they 10 r..
nan until he gospel OF the day said, when they are TO
rp9f Submissive acknowledgement Vt having bern uhlfy
81 re crime imputed TO them, impore the forgiveness nr
Hch'proni'c not poiitnd again, and ntrea de oong.gl.
uon 70 Jun with them IN saying the Lords prayer.l
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PAINI STOKE.

FHIN 81 ORE.
VIE Subscribers respectfully inform
me citizens Of Richmond and Manchester and tho
PUBIC az large t'at they have established Paint ef -;
lsth street opposite the Bell Tavern, and have lust
ed per the Schr Only Daughter from Heyy.Yorl arse "
following articles, viz: S Vi tne
Spirits Tnrpentine. Lnsped Oil
Bristol Spanish Brown f''
London White Lead III kegs-Ditto dry
Patent Yellow, ground in Oil, Gum ConaI
Copal Vsrnish, Chrome Yellow irish Cline Roll ead
2 Ss!l S "ne, Venetian Red, Litlarge, TIMBER
Pr'isHen Hue, Nos. and 2, Brown Small
Blue smait, Nos and 2, Green Vcrditer Blue do
n,si fc stone yellow, Pallet Knives, of various sizes
5ohi Lear yellow Ochre Paint Brushes Of various sizes
Granng Tools, Putty, &c. &c. c-e. '"' ''"''
~ 81 lgh',h 7piRb' sold at 1edlced Prizes.
Inc uDc realise respectfully informed that We are nov,
sIaoeu 20 sNeeue Painting, Glazing, Gliding, &c with
IedeS q opacat the time on ms reasonable terns
ronage. p1rseI.r r - , ,,,,S pat
May 25. -,f I'm
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traoMA LONDON PAPER I
TIE ORPHAN,
a~n

LORD LINSEY WOOi.SEY.
Pity, my Lord, the wretched p,ight
Oi q lone Orphan, fsin, and weary
No houSe by day, no bed by night
EAposi 10 te'apests Wild and dreary.
have n. friend. / haveno food,
Alas ! know not where To wander
Dat was told you folks were good,
VINO roll inNealih and shine III grandeur
Young Gypsey. ryonr tale ". true.
Say where your parents life departed -
~ father fell ~ Waterloo.
Ny Mother died quite bcoken-hearted
Sine sought my sire among the dead.
Ani1. j up0t his bosom CORY
on. n they died in I.onnr'S bed.
Ny child, they're-eoycrd DER with glor, :,
Ard wl.at is " glory" my good Lord
Viii II relieve the Orphans hunger.
a shelter. clothes and food afford?
On, say-or can't live much longer
"'rhe ra,inn, child, will see YOU fed,
= Posteriy will learn your story,
" Your Parents died in Iionnr's he'd
=" And they are coyer'd Ger with glory !"
Ec said-and With has,y pace,
From the lone Orphan whiStling parted
Tie tears bet,ew'd her pallid face,
Ana down She sunk, half brokenhearted.
Then to her all a soldier few.
Who'd o'erlear'l her ar,lcss tory;
lie knew her sire at Waterloo,
= ., saw him" coycrd DER with glory -
Come. Orphan, 70 my arms 'he cried,
And viii screen thee from the weather,
" Close 70 my SIDE Thy parents did,
" And for their sshes, wen lodge together.
"Ihavca Pension and 4 cot.
= Where thou shalt i've I'LL nm hoary
=" here, wrap thee in thisold ,yatcl,-eoat.
lis warmer than his Lor,'ship's " Glory !"
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SKETCHES.

The following series Of 5osfcies have appearel
in die Comp'I,r-and, though evidently peuned IL
ouch 'as;c, aad most of tlieir sttt. meut, drawn
from Plfn0'e 'Sf1AHre get u,oy contain body
o' facts. Which % IS not easy 10 met with aay
where slre 'n 81 eompsci forn. We siall pub
lisi. ,i eiYal hescbes 10 susce,siou, tak care.
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SO D0LL1RS REW.1RD..-

ANYWAY on Friday night, 10Th ult.
Ia negro boy named Jack about 10 years of age
ieet or 9ehes mgh rather of light complexion well
made and likely He wore round blue cioth Jacket grey or
mixed panaioons with the feet of pair of boots He took
with INN several other articles Of clothing, recoectd
jack was RAISED in the of Pori-Roya ly Nh.
Champ ETcckenbToHgh beeve,) and by him sold 10 Mr.
lho'nGs J anderson OF Carolina about u lays
ago. No mark that be reeoected tolerable
good eomnieance and intelligent, read and perhaps
write tie andvery probably he will make hest of
ms way TO ms old neighborhood. will give the above re
ward To any person who will deliver him to me in Rich
monu, or so dollars TO secure him in Jail that get him
Sa-A masters Of vessels and Others are cautioned orans,
carrying hn of, or harbOring him, their peril
JOHN KE.N'N'EDY
May %. a-,f
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y MERCHANT MILL AND LAMBS
FOR SALE

TENHAT valuable property called Rncketts Mil
y, running pair Stones, situate at the lower end
OF this city, contiguous to navigation and seven a.
eres OF Land, adjoining the Mill and Canal, dead
ing to il in detached parcels, will be offered for
sale, Con the premises,) on the 18th day of next
month, under the management of Thomas TayIor.
on the following terms: payable in three eouai
pay ments OF i2, Is, and 24 months. Notes, nego-
table and payable at either of the Banks in This
City, aceePiaby endorsed, and Deed of Trust on
he property will be required to secure the pune
tuai payment ofthe purchase money
Satisfactory evidence of the title may be had pre
vious TO the day Of sale, by application to
SAMUEL. PARSONS
CT plat will be lodged at the Office of Heron.
Sinton Il Co. june &c lids
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NEW.ORLEANs. Inr. Z.

u rs with much pleasure Announce 10 our friend, in
fe rorih lH@ west hat tie has recesed from our
ey' aud that zee damages sustained will b. bit rine 10
wh.t was expected wien the enbankment nr egce Grst
broke. Nercr-n The recollection 0fthe most a. 81 ,aon
h' o. river Mississippi ben known 10 fi sotur!f INV
tanhib ought we 10 De % The Cscm Ds1ose, of 81 rod
lortht r F,n uas i, we're b. the SPECIALIZE 9TH. BE-
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
May II.

A BSCONDED from my plantation in Chester
I a held county, Va. some Gmei in November last
4'f1Elf, a middle size black fellow. has remarI,,
ably small eyes, and dull countenance tie is about
Il or Y years old--'Tis probable he has gone 10
some otthe Western counties of this State. Anv
person that will apprehend The said slsye con 1y
him IN Jail and give information so THAI cot b;ro
again, shall receive twenty dollars.
NANCY HARRIS.
"h"C o. If
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20DOLLARS RETV.4RD-

StIRAYED, from the Subscribers mart of ,be
~ rails Plantation about a week ago, likey
1ftf MARE, of good size. She walks. trois
and saiiops well, but does not pace or canior. is
naturally inclined TO be tat, and though in coed or
der is rather rough, not having been shod or hous-
ed lately is about nine years old. and bos 500
Jumps on her neck, eccasioned by bleeding.
purchased her of John Randolph Esq of Roaaoke.
ana II not taken up on the way, she will probably
10 his plantation, in Halifax county.
viii give the above reward for the delivery or
me Sa,l Mare to me, in the City Of Richmond, or
atthe Falls Plantation.
May H. =, IS
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"lhe artcles oflnniber carried principally, 20
the West-indies, except slaves and heading May
OF which so to Great Britain and Portugal. Near
j. all the navaL stores, and Pot and 5eGI as5es on
to Great-Britain'' %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

M r. Savage, Of Boston, has invented ard INT int, oe
ration, LooB to bc worked 10y sseq7 or water ,.,.h II .
Expect Wit b. ~ as much utility many OF tie mum
if cnOS which have almost entitled this are 10 e name
at the Age OF Invention. The construction the Tom, Is
simple, and answers 20 wOnleD cloh tt wards WIDE
ind the largest c"ttsn sheets, witiouta sean-fne hr-
Sc we nave seen specimen Of tie cloth made j This
Loom. Tie pficeOf which, told very moderate
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BuTr MI Stone 1IannIdcfoTU.

0a'r DulH Stone MannfacforV.
vENf1E Subscriber respectfully infnTnos n .
public, that he has Just received direct from Tnee
large quantity Of prime Burr Bioes superior oual;
gaseu ln tue business upwards Of fifteen years he 0a
hse. from Is long knowledge of the trade and fe o,
Pr9DIuon "nIch ms work has hitherto met with a L.
VIII be- ape 20 manufacture Mill Stones on a raasoa
terms as tose imported frum the SOr and wsrrau, ,l
n perform well. ~ "''"''' uicii
ne mas "peaed Shop on the 10Th Street n,,rIv or,o
site g. the OLD City Tavern, where Gentlemen are ii
20 call. arc 'h'iie"
,.s,,, NATHANIEL wHTTE 4 Ca.
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'"1tf.'fst -ISStSsbFf
JoT The 25M District of Cirg.

LIST OF Lands, Lots of ground with thei,. in.
P'''e''e"'s' u"ei,sg houses aud slaves owned by
ho;.o :,. on the ist ofJune, 1916, lying AMI
' district of the state Of
snp Or parse, IN which the properly is sitrsted.O
one farm (uere insert its descriD,io,. e,ec;ei,r
the waterconrse or bill, or mounfsi, ~. h;b rooJ
on which II is situated, or noting the s,oinino pro,
prietors, or otherwise stating rarf;c,Iasss h.,
winch IL rnsy be known and fistifens,ed \ con-
'Ining there insert in words at Iengib tis nnp,o.
VI acres having thereon Zone dwelling house. os
1wos,orie'' 7Ofeet in !ength, by so in dentb. Two
osrnS, OF wood, one courthouse, one rrst mil de,
e''oI'S The same, and any other im,,royenents The
farm may contain) valued at DoIlars
One dwelling honse in the town of Cbere inert
.ne town, street, &c. The materials cfwhieb Lnilt.
,ne number oi stories, The length and den,b ,be
Dulu'ngs or Offices attached and psrtissIa,.zige
at ~ ~ S'"h''sJ Na,"eu
wo unimproved lois in the saii town. Cbe,e IN.
SER .he street on whics situated in soi,sre feet
Perches, or lcresj valued at noIl,,s
Ten slaves 81 tie following descripti,ne
.'idle3-l above 80 years of AGE
between 10 and 0years;
underl2 years:
Icmdlss-9 between ~ and so vo.rs.
under i2years
"'su Dollars.
---~-
Total, Dollars
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SKETCHES,

as we 90 along, TO correct such errors as Lad crept
into the original publication.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
I'd AVE JUST RECEIVED, the I'M
aforementioned GOODS, by the Indian Chief. from
London, viz
superne blue, black and fancy soloured clots and Cas-
smeres
Black and fancy Bombazeffes
Beaver and mock Doe-slsn Gloves
Common and Gilt Pins
Printed Cot,on5 and supcranc Furniture Prints
white and fancy Marscilies Yes;ings
JacOrett and Cambria Niusins, Cnftos Hose
Rgge's Magnetic Razor StrOps. London Brown Sfr,uf
ANTS, ground ~ oil z powdered, consisting Of
White and Rod icai-Spauish York and Orange Brown
-Patcnt and Ievgatcd Yellew--Nincral, BruDsyici,
Olive, Mountain AMI French C1reen-Bue VerIiter-
English, Dutch and Rose Pinl-YcDetiaR Red-Black
and lead Colours.
Emery and Glass Paper,
Which they Olr Tor sale, reasonable terms NJ their sore
ON + street, Opposite the Eagle-T ayers.
7HET HNHE HLSO REcETHED,
few punchcons Jamaica 4th Proof RUM. Of > rood
eualiiy JACOB & WILLIAMS.
MA further supply sf india, British and We,t.In
din GOODS Is shortly expected.
June 10. 1875
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TT 49, - y u =
kLpnRrs-l( GLnnLnn

:, . 4@1-F'N J IT ',ENVfF8.
Mr.. Sailst1. wnii- he yrs 70 the head 81 a. -
Treasury, classod the ExpoaTs Of dorr.s,,e
growth, produce, an maoof.ture, into i dyi
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Junsos.
t4.$sw
THE SUBSCRIBER
WMVTED

----,,,I 80 VUF m,
'EN"o healthy, smart, and active boys, rs APP
ne nc l"enoses 10 the Printing business, az dis
immediately. "fP''o''0' ~
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MOTHS
PONVER LOOM.

hifSngge,ic thafFieces ofuwPenino Cor common yo)
soap, or small stripes ~ Rusia leather, out into drawers
MIui clothes. viii prevent lla atacks Of molls.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-05
11oeilty Jtpe Dollars Ae.UQrd.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
the Slst October last, a negro man, nam,
ed WILLIAM, formerly the properiyd
a Mr. Jacobs, tanner, that lived at
Dumfries--he is well acquainted in that
neighborhood lat Mr.. Canpon's and fs
Carter's, and at Henderson's mill and
about Chappewensic meeting house, and
at Mr.. Robert Graham's. HIS wife isa
free black woman from Dumtries. Of the
name of Nelly Csle, and her cOnnee.
tons live about there, aod il is supposed
he is harbored about that neighborhsOd
by their assistance. He is about 3 teet
high, of yellowish cast, very large
feet, from As to SO years Of age can
read and write, and has sometimes act
ed as preacher amongst his eelCf-lle
is very artful and may try to pass Tor
freeman--his cloatbs cannot be descno'
cd as he had different changes-ne IS
apt to wear worsted cap undeT hl' hat
in cold weather, and brown great
cOat-he has son in Maryland at geo.
Evans's, at Cblcawamme, AID It SEP
nosed he has taken that course. lbe%
bove reward of Twenty five Dollars win
reasonable charges for bringing him hsn'
or securing him SO that | get him again.
will be paid by me
Jumes NJ Donald.
December 10. oow
N B. Masters of vessels and otlen
are cautioned against harborlng or car
rying off said fellow, as the law will W
put in force against any ofen.lng'