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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Take Notice,

That it is particularly requested thar
those persons indebtedto the late firm \ Of
Writer'S aud Herbert. should come tor
ward aud make immediate payment as
the subscriber is extremely anxious TO
pay off what may be due BY said fem
and close the business; all reasonable
indulgence having been given.
am to be found at the house OF John
Withers and Co. opposite the Mocha
MICS Bank of Alexandria. Should be
absent at any time. Mr.. John Washing
ton, living at said house, or MIR. c. Gil
bin, living with Messieurs Griffith and
Erawner, will attend in my stead and
sign in my name receipts forany money
paid on such accounts, they being here
by authorised so to Go.
Gaze Witllers.
Maye
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
8 md Of superior quality

FOR SASE. !,
,,p subscriber wishes to sell the
.arm on which he at present re-
aantaining about 500 acres, most
SIDES -; su'i, are rich low grounds and per-
81 CIV, ss'I level. a part Of that valuable es-.
feeflI nsrlv belonging 10 the late
tate tai .t ,o Wilmington, Esq. lying ON the
I aoasns. n King George county, in the
i',saSa Neck Of Virginia, about SO.
N !,u s..,aw the city Of Washington
a %,'sI buildings on this farm, consisting Of
ned 'dwe!ing-house nearly new, and
:; Ss Nc necessary out houses. are csicu,
; a.. Az sartlle accommodation Of a gentesll
ia.sa a, These improvements, with an
lam a'I.,IIs,lrs,len and yard annexed there.
eacle ssraS,e Of being made useful and
s =, some are situated convenient 70 a
s H- q good water, GA an ea'In mn .s
s sppnmanding an elegant view OF all the
co.., ..aaneIs belonslng to this estate, to
l ls;.S SIRE attacked valuable fisheries, a
w s.s &C wood aud timber, fine pastu-
psens, MARSHES. waters. &c. for every kiad
rs 9 sstoek and Wild fowl in their se.son,
and oysters are very convenient. me
s 40 of the farm ca. DC Delivered,
is;.Soat sny extra expense, frem its own
, S's or naYiigab!e waters for large YES
s s I, anv port of the United states /;
.nd With All these Substantial advantages
the very extensive aud beautiful prospect
sF6rlea BY tbs healthy seat, o. the river
Potomac, Macheaock Greek ala tue
nsighboriag situations around hata, on
ihe Virginia and Maryland shores, IS
highly interesting, unguestsohaole ole, TUE .'.
w;|I I've made to the purchaser; and Tor
the terms and examination Of the pre-
nises, applications are to De made to
Warner ashington.
King GEORGE County, Virginia
March IS
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DUIGLY>s

Barr Jill Stone .Wan'yactorg.
TYNE subscriber has rece,vea a large
supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
fron France /; aud has commenced max
Ing Barr safiu Stones, at his shop, upper
end Of King street, near The store OF Mr.
James Anderson, where he can, Gu a
short notice. furnish Stones OF any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the 0strcasenabsc terms.
.Iichasi gaig'y.
argi, 6 Ii
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10

Richard Slade 6 Co.
Hare rcceivel BY the ship ocs>a, Fow!e,
hR LIyERrooL, part OF their spring
Importation CT
Hardware e Cutlery.
There is among this parcel of goods,
e'ae corn, grass and bramble seythes,
pest cast steel sickies. prime straw
Knives. hoes, wagon boxes, vices, an
'i's and other smiths toels. tinmens'
aus ofaziers' tools, coepers' aud car
fTs'eFs tools--.5iiso, two cases OF g',ns,
\ s'aca y, certain some very elegant tsable
= sefd .w sisds, a few dozen best peck
$ pistols, two press-copylng machines,
Complete. and TIVE iron chests Tor count
ins houses, etc. etc. etc,
Nav IA tt
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{ and for ale.

TFyUE subscriber e6ers for sale tive
small FARMS in the county oil
Westmcreland and site Of Virginia =
One on Mattox Creek. containing GOO
acres. priacina!ly ard Of the FIRST quail
". 10 oS which is heavily tinbered,-
There is on this tract a good dwelling
house. with all necessary opt-hoases, .
fine Young apple and peach ercha d,
springs of never failing streams convert
cit. The house stands OF the banks q
the creek where every convenience aod
luxury sbat the season can aHord is at
tache,l to it.
also,
One other Tract. lying and being II,
the sane county, about one and hal
miles from the above tract, containing
26s and half acres. about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber--thege Is a dwell
Ing house, kitehe~, and an apple or
ehard with some other valuable fruit at
sachea to this, with spring of good wa
Ter. Fur esrms apply to Baldwin NJ.
Lee, Esq. d Henry Bcaacock, both OF
which gentlemen live near the premises.
or Tie subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
FOR FREIGHT,

RS The new Schooner
xGHHa Thomas q Sarah, !.
Captain Cook; burtheh ab'ps
eleven hundred barrels.
Apply TO . r,t;sji.
Juns4 sw
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Mr. tohn 3 Dabney.

Mr. john b Dabncy,
YOU will take notice. that on the 6ti,
dey of the Circuit Court of the District,
sf Columbia. to be held for the county Of
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard shall
move that court to award Judgment a.
sainst you in favor OF the common coun-
ell of Alexandria, for the sum Of twenty
six dollars and five cents, being the a.
mount of taxes due on your property on
Wolf-street, in the town of Alexandria;
Tor the years 1904. $, 6. Z. 8, 9. 10;
II, -, IS, II and i5-according to the
act Of congress passed the 18th Fcbrua+
airy, 1904.
]. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May 1916 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Land for Sale.

aSIiE subscriber wishes to sell tract
z of Land in Fairfax county, con.
tanning $50 acres. From actual expert
ments, i: is found to be wei! adapted to
clover and plaster. a cry inconsdera
bic quantity Of which vii n.ake It supe
sior lard: as at present the greater part
is really fertile. The situation OF the
property is desirable, being about one
quarter of mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to Occoquani
aad not farther from Nh. Janney's mill,
and Aceotinck creek. through which
channel the purchaser ma. convey ms
produce TO any market lying upon the
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the land by Mr.. keagh,
living on the premises.
Jeln III. .N'Carly.
March IS II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
For Freight,

-
sE5 The new schooner .Nsao Packet,
49, captain Isaac Berry; a first rate
vessel, carries about 900 barrels, will be
ready to receive cargo in i've days,
and will take freight On very moderate
terms for the West Indies, south OF Eu-
rope CT Coastwise. Should she not De
taken Up in four days, she vii! then take
few hundred barrels on freight Tor bos-
ton. Apply to
Who Offers for sale the Cargo OF sad
Schooner.
40 casks Thomsstown Line
$1,000 feet merchandise lumber.
June 5 "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10

Seceived,
By Che ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle, from
liverpool,
.fna for sole by
Lawrason & Fow!e,
1000 sachs oi coarse and fine salt
5000 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
6 tons shot. assorted sizes.
.4tso for Sale.
The Cargo Of the brig Ann, Captain
Pearson, fyem Cadiz.
sio quarter casks sherry wine Of a
,upe ior quality.
5000 bushels salt.
SO boxes LEMONS
D tons lead.
Fer Beston and Nezcb:trYport,
S.,<,x The above Brig: viii sail in
49, few days and take 500 barrels Oh
rcisht.
.appiy as aJoue.
Nav II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10

" liLSlsl AAlS oNSo0S'
Charles 1 CatleH
&c AS received per the ship Orion, Iii
rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods. VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of locking glass plates, de-
canters. tumbIers, wine glasses, double
,,int aud gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting Of F'ati'las, Britannias,
sistopilIas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas, LIS
ADDE'S, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sal, stout 'iempen Ticklellburggs,
ssnabarss, Eny!aps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
scytles,
Copper pots an,. tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
liquor cases.
Frui; BASKETS,
Casks Of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apotecaiics' glasses,
Furniture, battles ana beads, &c.
All of which will be sold Gu as good
terms as they can be purchased in the.
United States.
Nov % pE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Lost or nliSlaId,

A certificate for 100 shares Of the
Stock of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny Of Alexandria, numbered from No.
551 to $50 inclusive, in the name OF
James Heron, for renewal of which APP
plication willbe made to the Office Of
the said company.
James Taylor, Jun.
Executor of James Heron, decd.
March SO tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
.N.8
his is 70 asys

4 ~. r y .
That the subscriber has obtained f,o,,
the orphans court Of Charles conntv
letters of administration de toms nor, ori
the personal estate OF Waiter Smith ia.e
ofsaid county deceased all persons hay=
ing claims against tie said deceased ars.
hereby warned to exhibit the same yitH
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber: OH
o. before the twelfth day OF 0ctcaer next;
theY may otherwise by law be excluded
tiom all benefit OF said estate Those in.
debted to the said estate are requested is
make immediate payment to tie sub>clib;
er.
Nicholas miles,
administrator deibenis uaa, of
Waiter smith, deceased.
NAV p es9t
IS casks Cut ais Of val
Gus sizes
10 cases Of American manufactured
shirtings
9 ditto tickings
8 cases supeffne hats, 6. few casks
spermaceti oil-
Just received and for scle 5y
4. IL. Homiand.
9th mo 9TH e.
For sale or freight,
~ ga The ship Hazard,
gyas[Sss4sP WilliamCrabtree, jr. master;
$3.50 burthcn about $500 barrels,
is well found, has performed but two
voyages, and in complete order Tor TIC
of cargo.
Also, for freight,
EEm The new and fast sailing
sss brig Panopea
:ysszyzI3 Eleazer Crabtree, master,
,ui then about 400 barrels, is in COM
,iete order and can be ready in three
lays to receive cargo.
Apply to
La,craso,s and Fo,cls.
MAY 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
For freight,
The brig Hesper,

For lrelgnJ,
80 The brig Hesper,
l sSaIssgssasfAssS hurthen about 400 barrels,
IS sss3 is superior built vessel,
early new, sails fas, and can be yea
.ly for the reception of cargo in five
days. Apply to
Who kare for safe. receiced BY SAID brig,
from Hccre,
$50 tons French Plaster Paris.
Nav 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by
the General Lingan, Captain Weston.
from Amsterdam, a large & elegant as
sertment Of Boiling Cloths, of superior
quality, which viii be offered for sale a:
the store Of MIR. James anderson.
limos alexander.
October S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Fresh Teas.
Burr Mill stone Manu!acsory
Benz. Bsczsm and Son,

Respectfully inform he I'ubIlc that
they have commenced the manufacture
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
nei of Patrick aud Cameron streets. IL
the town of Alexandria. where they are
ready to receive any orders With whic
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
lHeg haze received an ossorimen; Of
Boiting Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping q
constant supply.
MAY 4 tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04
FOREIGN.
[ by the Galen, Tracy, at Boston.


A long debate took place in Parliament
on tne 18th OF March, on the Duke oil
bedtorG's motion on the State of the Ma
ton. His Grace drew an animated pic
ture CT the distresses under which the
Country labored, and strongly objected to
so largc military force in time of peace.
His IN ton for committee of enquiry was
however, n, gatived by $40 to II.
The income TAG WAS most strenuous,v
opposed.
Lord CaStlereagh moved for leave to
bring in a bill for the letter securing the
person of Bonaparte. 1t was thought he
was already pretty safely lodged.
Letters from Cam0rav, via Brussels,
state, e" that on the 1st OF March, the right
wing OF the army of occupation, was en-
tirely organised and established in its DO
sitions. These positions form triple line,
connected by pests placed at certain dis
tances, so that the service is every where
performed with the greatest cXactness.
and IN case OF need. thes4 20, 900 men might
be united with the greatest ease and
promptness; but it is not at all probable
that such measure will ever become ne
ccSsary. Order, peace, repose, The hap
pIness OF being able to breathe after so ma
ny agItations and misiortunes-these are
the sentiments which animate the immense
majority OF the inhabitants of Plcardy. Ar
tots, and French Flanders. The arrival
of Lord Wellington is still uncertain
Above 500 Wagons, loaded with am
munition, &c. have lately arrived at Va
lenciennes, to be distributed in all the for
tresses garrisoncd by tie army Of occupa-
ton"
The war being now at an end, the 1egi-
innate governments of the continent have
time to look after their domestic affairs.
and particularly the public press. The
trial OF tue Editor of the Rhsnish ATercu-
ny commenced at CobIentz on the 17th
last, before the Correctional Tribunal
The defendant objected TO the competence
of the Court. The Court deferred giving.
judgment upon tois plea until the SD
This cause has excited great interest.
A physician and advocate named VERDE.
assassinated in open day at Pars, Sieur
Billiard, painter, in Consequence Of a DIFF
ference OF opinion The assassin is in the
hands OF justicv.
Gen. Bulow, who commanded the Prus-
sian cavalry in the battle OF Waterloo, and
vino contributed so much to that victory,
died on the 18th of Feb. at Koenigsberg, in
his 61st year.
ne Theatre Royal Of St. Charles, that
glorious monument of the arts, was des
troyed by fire at Naples on the lIth of Fe-
broary. The Royal Palace, and adjacent
buildings, were saved by the extraordina-
ry exerlions of the people.
The accounts from Lower Italy arc lin
ted to two sUbjccts-the Jesuits and the
Plague. The first had spread themselves
as tar as the Pc; but the lauer had assum-
ed a more favorable aspect.
PARIS, March Ills majesty is occu-
pied IN rming new admioislration.-Il
IS understood that the Due D'Angoulems
"ill not only have seat aud voice in the
cabinet but that he will preside at the
council OF mmisters--Chataubriand is men.
toned as the person most likely to succeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04
NOTICE.
NO lNTI.
HAVING deternlined To clos, as

possible, the couccrn NJ =. Wo5ri7-- ~ o. t. sub.
Scriher will positively >e p'o auction before tir- fo
door cTue Bell Tavern. IN is city. Saturday the 4ib
day OF May next $4,000 uscl yOo IucrclanaL. coal w.
ing Ut SPecers pitts in Powil;an ey. y within miles of2
coal landings James River. .hreo loads can b. tak n
nom the pitts TO the landing with ia day. one half
ofthe purchase money le pant DAYS and the r,
ance al 10 days. the purchaser giving negotiable Eotsth
Irresponsible cndorser, payable the Bank vrEinia or
Farmers Bank OF Virginia. CUal-NarIs viii b. r,rns,d
gratis FOR months to the purchaser on James Rytr and
az the Basin, ani for the convenience Of tos WHO shall t
have an opportunity it,uUiing the coal the pitts
ta'r sample will b. s'ewhi on the day of sale.
Mir. Gerrant WIKI lives on The PREMISE viii show ~,
coal TO tiosc disposed enin II. The alrv ;;n,. " II; h.
conducted under tie Mr. Thos. Tay lcr
y. WOOLDRiDGE.
April II. Itl-tfs
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NOriCE

To at 7vtcm .t may concern.
VOU are hereby notified, that the direct tax of
Z the United States. or 1915, bias become ,lus
aud payabe, and tlls or my deputy will at;en 1t
my office, TO receive d,e same on every day C;un.
days exeepte'l,) between the hours of9 o'cIo.k, \
NJ and o'clock, =. VI. from the lstday oil Ap,.i
10 the @Oth day of May, 1916, inclusive.
And that correct copies OF the direct tax list re-
main with the principal assessor of this collection
district open 10 the Inspection of any person who
may apply to Inspect the same.
lon are further notified. that the duties on house
hod turni.ure, aud an Gold aud Silver Watches
have also become due they also will b. received as
above. WA. d TAYLOR.
Collector for the eighteenth Collection
District Of Nirgina.
N!fH %. l0S--5w
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
April u.


4 pursuance OF decree of the Supe-
Tiur Court Of Chancory (aId with the consent of ali the
pnr'' interested hereT) will be Sold public auction on
credit ~ one, two and three years, equal annual pay
ei' ten tracts parcels Of LAND (blOngin the
tate OF the late John MIae r.dec containing 1888 Sd
acres ys IN the counties Of Lincoln ard Madison, ia the
STATE oi kentucky being part of survey of 80 900 acres
pateatci in the name Of John Lewis
One tract or parcel Of land, the Of Goose creek,
branch OF the south fork OF Kentucky, containing 5000 a.
crcs, BEING lot No. 70.
One other uac lot twenty containing, acres ly-
ing Goose creek.
One other tract No twelve containing 1000 acres on
ue ridge tiat divides Tive waters vi RclaId, from Goose
creek.
One other lot No containing - acres on the
head Lick York, on lGchland creek
one other tract lot No s. containing hundreland
twelve acres, Ricband creek.
One other tract, lot No. 3, containing 1872 Rich
land creek.
One other tract, lot MOO, containing 44O acres on the
waters Of Ricland.
One ether tract lot 30. H. containing acres on the
waters Of ltichlaim and Collins Fork.
Ono other tract, lot No. fifteen, containing two thousand
four hundred and and quarter acres, lying OH both
sides Of Goose creek
And one other trace, lot No. sixteen containing two
uioSnn acres, lying on both sides of COllnss Fork.
The title papers the aOrprad lands b. mp
phcaton To Mr.James II. Lynch anctoneer with whom they
Va" be Odgsi, Tor that purpose. previous e day of sale
which VIII take place at the Bell Tavern ~ the CITY Rich
mond, on Tuesday. the 18Th day Of june neat.
IcTDlg-BOns with approved security interest
from the day cf sale the interest to be- RENTED de prn
eipai IS punctuaiy paid.
Jas u sc e. Lv wiI6;ER. Trustees
NOS 1IR5t .5o ad@oN' com'r'.
Afarcho. 1o0-tds
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the minister of the Interior Mons. Vau
blanc.
The Government has found it necessary
to send an armed force to Lyons, where
symptoms of fermentation and revolt have
again manifested themselves.
March 9. The Budget was opened on Sa-
turday, it proceeds upon the principle of
not selling the woods and the land tax
will be diminished.
a late letter from Paris mentions that
Masseua is to be made a victim. Drouet.
Letevre Desnouettes, and Groucby. we're
summoned to appear before the tribunal
on the 18Th of February, preparatory to
the sentence of outlawry.
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VI The ENQUIRER IS published twice a week, gene
tally and three times week during the session OF he Sc
Sbfeprice, the heretofore, Enc Dollars per
aiiurl, payabe in vacc. Notes OF Chartered Banks
f0nsyJ Will te received pay The Editor will guar
antr the safety fr,ui, them by matt the postage of alt
letters benz, paid hy the writers.
~ No papers viii Ia discontinued, Ibut the disceo
Of The titor until NIL arroaragc have heVn paid up.
CT Whoever viii guarantee the payment of nine pat
pers, shall rsceINe t.if,i. gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
81 One SQUARE irS nscTici IS ctRSedci continuance
20 se5gs.
No Edu'lissscEf irsetel unit has either Lcr putt FIR
or ass 'A7ed ~ person ia ntS CITY eilrlrons.
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2 ENG determined to remove from Will
Harrisburg in the ortIe ensuing summer shall
ON Monday he 10th Of June expose the highest bidder
that very valuable and connections IENE NE NJ in which
reside situated on the main street, i'll Williamsburg for.
merry The property OF Mr.. X. Grtnhow. Of Richmond The
advantages which residence in Williamsburg present 10 the
man q business, are inDumerahe,iug extremely CHEAP
s'c1ety AGREEABLE, the situation hy and business as eCd
rs ~ any OF the i1rse Cics ,h- dwelngholse Is yery
hse aI" wen built beautifully situated in pleasant part
o. the Town te Offices and convenient and It
taehed IS Il hrc Garden
At ne same time, the spacious STORE-fOUSE, in which
eonduet nay business, long known Of the best stands
II me e, within afew yards OF the dwelling, and upon
Also, large BRICK HOUSE, upon the same street av-
ga store ;" e io~rs'ory, eNceilcntly adapted ior business
with cellars DC. &c.
:, Also, iI'O AcRE LOT opposite the Church. I would
1Sose upon 1ccori no'nng terms ofmy whole STOCK or
for cash. = ''
NY intention of removing renders Indispensable necess
~; that all tos who indebted should come forward
immediately prepared to satisfy my emS those ho have
any against me invited 10 present them for ltement
SIMON BLOCK
April II. 1tl-ids
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LINT FOR SIZE.

INV - 4 va AostfsEs
EeY Virtue ct 4 Deed of Trust executed
the2Sth day ofJuiy 1914, ny DAVID Ross to John Chew
AMI diy recorded IN Montgomery Court--Niil b Sol at
bcaueiio, before the frnAt door OF the building m the
.ty o. idehmond, called the Eagle Tavern Tuesday, the
l4ih 1ay OF the ensuing month. (Nay) THREE TRACTS
or LAND, situated in tie county OF Mont,omery-Ihe
hrst containing 400 acres, called Hiltnn's pact'-Ihe
second contains 400 called II. Keats Mace" both
conveyed by Mayberry-Aa the third contains 400 a.
ers, patented 10 John HOOK which several tracts of land
were decretd 10 said Ross by the Of Appeals in his
Sn against the heirs and representatives. OF John Hook
deed and are de sgnacd 10y traits Nos %. 90 and
Hsse ainss are TO IL sold To satisfy debt due To John
Nnor, survivor Of Bolts Minor. stated in the , of
trust The notes of any Chartered BQil viii be received I'M
payment. AT tleir current value.
~ eroicr sfJoAn Cher, Ti7tHcr
J. Br01r9, il" = ". Finney, ]. ~
.4pril %. IIq-fie
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3ODOLLARo Nnnr.1nU

- II N . II TT
"a ILL be given to anY person who will
deliver TO me, living in Notloway, a negro man.
iaini DaNy or connr him ia iaii that get him again
He's SUPPOSED 10 h. about RchHoI,G PcersI ar C5e,er
ed as lac has relations in ChesteIeid co. lie is about
f,S or 10 inches high, yellow complexion. stout Inad
iu bnmpy face with something ila a small wen behind
one OF ms cars, q believe the right about years OH ms
clothing, (when litWcnt o'f) white home spun.
Al captains ofycssc lUgwarncl from taking ON hoard
snei negro, as have douht De, will attempt To pa, or
Tree maI'.-llary raised ia S0tioway.
DANlELJ. REASLEY.
April 90. 11o-9t