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HnUsEs, LANDS, &c.
To Rent.

vsVIE HOUSE and GARDEN be.
$ inngiag 80 the subscriber on Frank
I'm street. The house is co,nmo iiouS,
tn garden spaci,us and highly cnlt'va-
tei-aiso, we'll Of the finest water at
the door. Fer terms apply to
AUG. ]. SMITH.
Dec. 81, mwfif
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For Rent,

UHHAT large and convenient WARE
HOUSE, on King-strect, near the
store occupied by the subscribers. The
terms will be made accommodating. im-
mediate possession can be had.
Oct. 6 II. 4 J. MASDEVILEE-
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Hahn'S genHiHc Eve Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect Of neinra
weakness or OF accident.
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Rahn's true 81 genuine German Corn
Fidister.

An infallib!e remedy for corns, specdi-
~ removing them root aud branch, with
out giving any pain.
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Hawil'on's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.

A safe and effectuai remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt. palsy, lambago, numbness, white
swellings. ehilblains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc. etc.
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Lees Iafsllible .lgue and Ferer Drop'

Lees Mfsllible .lgue and Ferer Drops
For the cure Of aguc., rcmittcnt and
intermitten. tevers.
81 At the place of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per
fcri.ed by the above medicines: the nrIn-
Der. Importance and responsibility :
which. fully justify every article OF tbs
advertisement.
Sold only rhoiesrie and retail. ty
JAMES KENNEDY & Som
september 60 hing-st. A's1ai!arla'
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered Which
gives immediate and lasting relief III the
mos. severe instances.
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Tanning :md Curryin

Tanning End Currying.
EoSEeII HEST0N continues 10 car.
~ ~ On the above business at his cid
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
lie keeps constantly on hand large
assortment OF
Leather,
Of as varioas qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-Which he will
dispose of at very low prices for cash:
II mos "
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self bound OH principle TO obey The IN
suuctiors OF his constituents.
No person rising 10 speak, the question
ION the passage ofthe biliwas putb Ayes
and Noes, and carried, Ayes 80, Noes IS.
\ iES-Messrs. Drummond, Joplin,
Penn, Anderson, Crawford, Jordan, Pate,
Forfeited, Colsion, Wilson (Botetourt,)
%,ic, Doddridge, Anthony, Lewis Camp
l,eii baker, Barrctte, Garnet, Thompson,
tEairtax,l Hunter, Buckner, Marshall,
Payne, Williams, Sexton, Hyde, john
son, (Giles, Smith, (Giles, Daley, MCar-
~, Davis, Craigen, Miller, Jackson,
McWhoriher, Hay, Hairsion, Allen, Qlen-
ry,) Craishill, Morgan, Wilson. (Kanawha, J
Buster, Mercer, Q.oudoun,) Gregg, Gray,
Thomas, (Monroe, Wilson, (Monongalia, }
(Northanpton.) Pincham, Shelton. Irwin,
Staples, Hughes, Hiner, IIinklc, Fucker,
Archer, (Puwhatan,) Heath, Foster, Mar
ieney, Booth, Mitchell, Harrison, (Rock-
ingliam,) Caldwell, Fullen, Rinker, Steer
bergen, Eustace, Recs y. I thompson,
(Tazewel!, )MCoy, Inghram, EstiIl, Stoke
ley, Buhev, Fislback, Smyih, (Wyihe,)
Robertson, petersburg,) Tazewell-S0.
NOES-Messrs. Stanard Speaker
Lane, Blackburn, Campbell, Cook (Bote-
tiourt,) Field, Austin, Yancey (Bucking-
ham, Baitaile. DemoyilIc, Wyatt, Rich
ardson, Taylor (Chesieriield) Thweatt,
Wilson Cumberland, Turner, Iiardaway,
Armistead, Watts, Latane, Cary (Fluvan-
MAJ Cook Franklin) Galloway, ScawelI,
Cnrd, Bryce, Mathews, Starke Greens
ville,) Clarke (iialifax,) Starke (Hanover,)
Chamberlayne, Lawrence, Hankins, New
sum, Taliaferro, Hill (King William, Brax-
lon, Fulkerson, Crabtree, Fleming, Daniel,
Taylor, Uunenburs, } Smith Lunenburg,)
Banks, Allen (Madison) Thomas (Nla-
SON. Clendinnen,. Alexander, larry,
Heaiy ,Grymes, Borland, Christian, Black
well, Jones GNottoway,) Martin, Dade,
Mallory, Clarke, Powllatan,) Booker,
Lindsay, Lewis prince George Beltield,
Bowyer, Paxton, Bryan, Fugate, Johnson
tSouthampton,) Bowers, Rosser, Mercer
(Spottsylyania,) Rose, James Thompson
(Iazewell0 Pescud, Cary, (Warwick, J
BRADLEY, Shield, Robertson Richmond
CITY. )-7S.
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TO tie Editor Of TIC Enquirer.

was much surprised, with reading in
the Enquirer, OF Saturday last, mostunprovo-
ked and unjustifiabie attack made upon me, by
Mr. Young, Surveyor of this city. We're Mr..
Young as well known through all The State of
Virginia, AS IN Richmond, his assertions wOnid
nave rcceivedtrom me, no notice but as thi, is
NOTING case, request, through the medium of
your paper, briefly to state the true circumsfau
ces relative TO the survey to which he alludes,
ana then promise to take III; leave of him
ior newspaper controversy with that gentle
man, could serve 10 other purpose than to a.
muse the IDLE and inquistIve reader.
In the year 1901, the late MIR. Meriwether
Jones, the late DR.. John Foushee, and another
gentleman, think the deceased Governor
smith, were appointed Commissioners 10 ex-
tend ana run the boundary line OF the city of
Richmond. Mr.. Jones and Dr. Jeln Foushae
met for that purpose and after agreeing upon
certain points through which the boundary line
was 10 pass they themselves, with the assistance
OF two or three boys went over the several dis
tances with chain. They requested of me to
ascertain the courses OF the said distances and
to make ont plan from memorandum of
nose distances given me ; which | well recol-
lect was In the hand writing of MIR. Jones' Mr.
loung says that should have stated, ''the dis
tances lrere taken ~ 1rigoRometry" Ii was i'm
possible L could have made this statement,
knowing erywell that Mr.. Jones and Doctor
foushee run the lines with chain. Perhaps
/ might have stated ,thatupon calculating Some
OF the distances from the angles of the courses
they agreed with those of Mr.. Jones.
. Au' thS COMMISSIONERS having neglected to
DN permanent Iarksl mall those points throu .rl
which the lines passed and as the temporary
marks We're removed, with some design soon
after The lines were run; the bOundarylIne four
OF I'VE years afterwards became subject of
dispute. well remember Doctor Adams and
The late Mr.. William Marshall, attended with
MI; Young, called upon ma to show them one
OF the corners towards the river, which did
as wen as my memory enabled me; hut of
the precise point was extremely uncertain.
They then informed me, that Mr. Young
had run the boundary line again, and that his
distances did not agree with those upon my plan
which were from the memoranda Of Mr.
Jones. This thoughtno ways extraordinary.
as 1t was probable Mr.. Young did not run by
the same points, some of the marks were
removed. This was all the agency had in
that survey. If the memoranda furnished
me by MIR. Jones, of the several distances.
were correct, (Which presume they were,
my plan Is correct. If they were incorrect
my plan of course is Incorrect
JOHN WOOD.
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RICHMOND. JANUARY 7, lsI7.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DETECTIVES.
Suburban. ,Jauua,.,

SATURDAY, JdnuaIV 4.
After some local business, the House resum-
cd the consideration of the bill, for estab-
fishing sundry banks within this Common
wealth.
Mr.. Mercer (of L. moved to add small a.
mendrncnt TO the one which had been vester-
day made, at the instance ofMr. Smyti, viz af-
Ger the word Interest" to ada " as well as the
princiPai sum OF the said stockv-to remove
some doubt which had prevailed whether fine
principal of the O. cent stock, which was to
he leaned by the State to the Literary Fund
Banks, was to be charged on the Literary
Fund, or be raised by tax on the puDicA-
greed to.
Mr. Baksrmoved to re-commit the hill to tue
Commit,ee-because, there were several fea-
1nTes IN the bill as ii now stood, which he
wished changed; these were, first. the interest
which the Commonwealth wa TO hold in these
Illustrations, an interest which might hereafter
bave an undue influence over the Legislature
I'D, the small amount OF capital which 1as
paid in, before these banks went into operati-
on; aud d,their great number. lie declared
that he was not dveIsc to the general objects
Of the bill--but he wished it to go to a Com
nittee to make selection among the banks
&c.
Mr. Mercer opposed the re-commitmeut--
he urged that the Committee had already done
the best they could--he contended the bill in
its present form, had been magnified and mis-
understood that the whole aiROunt OF tile ca
pital created by it would not exceed S., 2l6O0O
that the amount of specie wanted by MAY
1918 would not exceed S25n 800; & throwing
gut OF calculation the sum required for the
Literary Fund Banks, wouldnOt exceed ST.
DSt 900 and that lie had been told bv one of
the most intelligent merchants in Richmond
that he would undertake to import the specie
wanted, for t. cent-bccause in London it
was 10 az cent below par, and with the addit-
onal2 ~ cent, would allow him reasonable
profIt.--He contenied, that with the except
on of the Banks at Fincdstle ani Sta union and
those proposed TO be established in the large
t0wns-.or the sake Of encouraging our i'm
port trade, and increasing the Literary Fund,
there was not Odnk proposed which could be
dispensed with, Il il was wished to save the
sections where they were to be established,
IRON the inroads OF foreign paper over
which we had no coatroul. and to allow those
counties the use of capital Of their own. in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

SIR,
In your paper of the fourth instant ii is
stated that some discussion took place between
MIR. Estill aud myself in the House OF Dele
gates, whether Wythe or Abingdon was the
misunderstood. Mr. J.. * myself agreed that
Abingdon was proper place for bark We
differed in this, that cOntended Wythe was
also proper place for IA small bank, ard Mr..
Estill, thatitwas not that Wythe should have
IT'S banking Recommendations Alb ngdon.
L deem II somewhat important tnat my views
should be rightly understood Dy the public ;
aud request that you will insert tbs explanati-
on IN your paper.
Yours, very respectfully,
ALENANDER SMYTH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

Harrisd--Ol Tuesday. the 10th December by tue
rev. Philip Montague, Nr. Pefer (gJgP5rU, OF King &
Qreen County 10 The aniaDle Hiss N0ry RtHicg, Of
Essex County.
--, on Thursday the 18th Dec. by the Rey'd
john Mdi, M. J0tn .H(arfy, to hrs. IOtky IOore .
all 0f kiug-William County.
----, On "Wednesday, the 18th Dec by the Iev'd
Robert H. Scmple, 4Ifr. frchib0kd brocp. Merchant
OF King Wiafn To the smiable aud much adliIc cd JIiss
dy,H.yunndrrs. Of king & queen County.
----, on Thursday, the 10Th Dec. by the Rev. RO-
bert u. Senie, CdyfnH Uiiidm N0TTisOt OF Caroline
County Tie snablc Mss uugiha CelttSVd OF King
q queen.
--, on the day, by tie Rev. John Min
mr. lfIJTJsc EdrGfds jr. TO the aniable Mss JRcf
Egrarrsali Of kug William County.
--. On fharsday, the roth Dec. by the Rcv'd
John Mil, M. 3NNDH J0tVS9H to the dnisbg and
much zdn.cod hiss .Iint LNf1Cpagc-a of King-Nil.
liam.
-- ON ,be same DAY, by tie Rev. CHARLES Taliey.
5Tr. GgrfctfC ~. " frfgH 70 the anabe snd accom-
phed Niss Ann Hhj'c, daughter OF Moses White Esa
all of Hanover County.
-- or the sgih Zee. by the Rev. Peter frans
TJafttr acfi E.u Of ienry, 90 Ufss he.iq O. gfGpis
eldest ds ghtcr Of Col. Samuel Staples Of the county
Patrick.
II The President Of the T. s. has summoned the Sc
nate OF the yDarfh March ~ tits is no caseit Is,
30 DOUBT 10 enable The Pfesidento organize his
Mr. Phillips interesting speech excludes many ~. s.
articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

RANk OF NiRGiNlA.-Ihc Prcsiscnt aud TiTrc1c1s
- have t"i, day declared dividend vi 81 per cent ON
the Capital STOCK of the Bank for IKE half vs, ~
slst ut.-paya able Oh the 18th instant 0A
W.EANDRDCE, Cashssr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

EAENERS EANK OF ViRGiNiA.-Ihe pr1-jI-7f =
directors have declared dividend sthiesf tn Tia
deductions for The Saics shares, 81 pen cent f he
lass ax months when viii be padio he sf6ci h,ldet.
on tie 10th inst. WIN NRKEutTS e-egas,,
.'0Na0rg7. 5yot-
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TRUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of deed oftrust eseested
to Abner r. Ken aud thc subscriber, ~ EicDtid
ran for purposes therein mentioned and rccordgN
tile County Court OF POwhJtan-Wi be exposed 10 said,
the highest bidder i0r cash, al fOwhaan court house
on the Isl ay Of February next two certain Tots Of 1rd
III che town of Scot syilic IN PovbS'an, with the bJ.se
and improve ngs, conveyed by tue SAID dted, or 80
,nch t,rre. as lie nc cs.sfy s-lisiv fhe oulyascs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

NOTICE. D0eid C2exfea holds two bonds Of mine
~ gwen 10 him By me, isaich are mr. ,gis. ''''
, GEO. WINSTON.
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rgNlE business carried in this place under Ire firm &c
g James smith & Co. terminated by contract an the
3lst Dee. 1875.
Either of the parties will settle the unfinished business
OF that firm. GORDON, tTtoxESs e co.
JAMES SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

NEW GOODS.-R9be.TS FI0f Nelson have i1-,- >.
c'ived large and general assortment OF VIM =
FancV COO DS-amongst which are:
hsst Lnhnon upcfincciotis and casSneTes black &
niapeis rch lace shavls wells and capes ELEGANT sah
ana lace trimmings thread and sill laccs evan,i.,e
Goods, which they will sell at Tie loves, prices.
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4 DJouKNED MEETiNG.--The Meeting of lie NInfn-
al Assurance Socie.y, Advertised take place .rs
terday has been adjourned Thursda, next lire nil
inst when twill take place at the Capitol "a the city OF
Richmond. JAMES RAWLINGS
II. A. ~. A. S'y-
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gTDUCAIIO,s.--rnhH T.. Nt3saQ pfoposes h. eonfl.
u me his professional services 10 BashnaloH FHVgg
dcqffulr near hr CIV 81 Efh1of d the ensuing rsfg
lie viii teach 0e Czech Latin sod English iaaats1f.
according 20 tic most approved cii0ds toqci, IS t1
such osher hrduclc o ifrlauis pa sicncc, a. are b.
,raiiy iaa.iii gt such Aenin3fies.
Iuitun sii! he = sn IosId and WdsiiEr csf D. t.n m
feI and hccGirg & 100 witi bfd and hedfiru ifn.
ne schooi tvefs se viii soinricace feJut Of IaDtsfv
next and erf irin of i'ecfnhcf i0iar4fr fts rf
trctegn % 90 tuinls af.er dai1cing ofiho SUN.
inrr months fnf vacation.
co. every cg.c, qaiuiJ ragfncni' IN sdstnos oai O..
Tcqnif cd.
jfoReter, Devcmtcr 70, 1916.
y,hn J.. NtfsoH was tarclt BY Iac fssep, ~ n r.s
Ffenc,, iarrrdae AID can ly say tiai
Is well qnahlcd techcr have ntgueut, visited is
Sc. lnfing the present year ai dad q to have been
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January

NToTlCE.-All persons having claims against the g.
= tate OF John Ware dec. will please HAND ler a.
Tue subscribers, eIames Ware, of Goochand county or
islchard Wyatt, OF LoRsa) legally auhen,;caiei on ar
before the 18th of July next they will then he he IN
satisfy them otherwise, this notice will he plead in bar
al persons indebted 10 the said estate will please come
forward aud settle, Indulgence can De gwen
JAMES WARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

~. CHoCtI0EHlIL MARkET.-The ybo,So, an
>" - R0r&cf in Richmond, will he opened on The
18th Of this month tent is to be paid on The Stalls or
Stands in said Market II the expiration, of six
from the said 18th Of this inooih-So tax on, articles ~,
cred for sale in the said Market by any persons nor H.
censed, until The 10Th OF Ap;iln
w. FOuSHEE,
BENJAMIN WOLFE
MANN ). VALENTINE
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,. RcHARD WYATT. - ~
.JannarY1

I AND FOR SAtE.-By virtue ri deed Of .rrSf ~
- crt "a To he Subscribers by Plp S. ssa.ts ana
his wife Elizabeth p. Peasants bearing date tbe ,,l 49,
OF october is. and recorded in the County ConTs ar
Powiatan snd CooCand ~ secure the payteni Of car
tam sums Of money therein expressed dre pr,r, H.
puy-Wiil be sold 10 the highest bidder foi a s on n
thlrd Monday in March at GOochaud Cont Tons. : a.
za0eth p Peasants proportionable part OF he 7sc a.
Land which Joseph Peasants died possessed of in ~
aforesaid county OF Couchand " $40
me Subscribers acting as trustee wilfconyey no orr
or greater right dian thew derived from the said rb;
p. Fleasanis and his, wife Elizabes p. Plea.ants
JAMES CRAWFORD
and T,,,sfacs
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS.
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4 ADlE% 6OARniSG-sCH0OL, JEf1ss1g fsD-11
4 Jota ftWfs respectfully informs his friends aus
ths rniic tiiat Ms Phitpr Schoof commences a.,
Tue li,a inst oh * premises ei Size late d. Yais.
twenty srf miles, rom Richmond six miles .boyc Cot
GOoddlis iatcsn on the gscat mountain rd
Terms for noafd and Education f.r the Session Of
months St5, ~ be paid IA advance. The rapls ail 81.
instructed III Urifisg dti'hmcfic, Gyo1Jpay Crarr4
f't french, P0iasias, Bcc and tai,ass, ezra chr
to.
N.G. limited unmher only will be taser.
January Z. 7I2au2e
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5 L1ts of Gr0und,
Land fer Sale,

EF early application is sade, | will dis.
pose of 400 aces Of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of lanl. There is surplus
timber ald fire wood enoagh On the part
i plrposc selling to pay, with jld'clons
Management, more ihanhali the purchase
macy. at the price ask. The situation
il healthy, aud the land ertile. Cont
ssity to market is also among its odvan-
t,,es: i. beins within less than mile OF
Mr. jonathan Janney's mill, where the
Alexandria price may be had for grain.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply
{, the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grpve. ten mites below Alexandria, aud
one below JAnuey's mill.
s.ot. 81 EDGAR MCARFY.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
ga, the 1lth last. my nsulatto man, na-
ned NED, commonly called NED M'RAE
alias SnlrwIxG. lie is about Is or "a
wears Of age, feet s or 9 Inches high,
and was raised in Manchester. Ned is
we'll made, aigh forehead and large flat
nose: had on ~hen he went away grey
coat and pantalcons. but as he was well
provided with c.Oathisg Of various kinds,
It's probable he may have changed his
dress. 1t is believed lie went of with
his wife, wh, it appears lelt Richmond at
The sane time ,hs is very black, and, I
believe. somewhat pi;ted with the small
COX, talks great deal, Of short stature,
and rather tick made. Ned is rery art
full, aud may probably attempt 10 pass for
free nan he has down iovk when
spoken 10. The above reward will Dr. g.
ven if taken out Of RohmuLd or Man
chester. aud tweuty -ii,e DOLLARS If taken
in either place, and 81 reasonable er-
prnses laid Tor delireti Ing hin to the sub
scr:bsr. BAtif DailCLAf.
NIB. Masters Of vessels and others,
are cautioned agaiEst irarboring, emplOy-
ing or carrying of said fellow, under re-
aalty OF the lev.
RicnIoud, Oct. }; ssiG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
British & American Stationary,
lust received, Tor sale BY the sub
ID scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
sept. 10
Consisting OF

CoNsI,TING OF
Superils foiio K quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt aud plain best ve!ium and CON.
mon ioolscap paper draw;ns, 10y, IRON
monser's, large wrapping L hlotlins do. /;
a llrse quantity Of quilts CT all prices,
Dutch, English aud American; very best
inkpowder Japan &, India ink; ClOut's
durable do. !; Creho-e's and Humphreys
10! pressed eagle cards; invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Ree-es's genuine co!ors in
large and small boxes and single cakes !;
pen-k,ireS OF the very FIST quality, from
one to eish! blades, and desk knives /;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter. glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all sors; ;
gentlemen's and larlies' elegant real Mo
rocco pocket books. silver mounted,
with aud without Instruments +: lldies'
thread cases and work boxes ine and'
COMMON; packet books Of every descrip
tion:' asses' skin tablets; sealing wax
aud waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink slnh counting house files and iaces
violin strings, German & Roman; slate
ard pencils; India rubber; liver anu
p!ateG pencil cases. wafer seals plated
soecta les; Guntcr's scales aud diSiders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
. great variety OF room lIansings.
THEY HAVE ALSO on HAND.
. A good assortment of charts; Bunt's
West-Iad,a A.las !; coas, pilot ana Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition
iine toned German flutes, with books
Of instruction Tor ds. and al other in
struments; large assortment ct mu-
sic L. music books; merchants account
books of every description; record ditto;
cyphering aud copy book. coPperpiatf
copies Of very superior kinds bibles.
tcs,amen!s, and common PRAYER hooks oi
all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
sindins-all the Greek & Latin school
books and classics nov in use,
A general asso 'tment at English and
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for Insertion
aad great variety Of Chiijren's' Books,
ia quantity. wifi ergravins', from the
press of Samuel Woed and others.
~ B!aak Books Of every Aisd made
to any pattern In the neate,t waaner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 stuthH
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

SAAN AWAY from the subscriber,
30, living at Columbia Courthouse,
Georgia, a negro man, named MIN.
NY, about 50 years OF age, ) feet q
inches high, dark complexion, grins when
spoken to, remarkably bOw-ieg5ed, aad
has a little impeachment in his sPeech-he
was formerly the property Of Mr. James
Anderson, of Alexandria, ant It is not
improbab!eh he may be lurking ab ut Alex
auir,a as he has vile there, or lie may
have made for Philadelphia, and pretend
he is Tree and shew free paPers. l viii
give The above reward Tor experimenting
and securing him in jail so that lget h'M
again. CALEB htBANA.
september 8 dsm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
Twenty Dollars Reward.

T EFT ny employ on Thursday, the
IL llth instant. seryant bay, named
SPENCER; he Is ahou, Is or 10 years
old. tolerabIy well grown, is bow legged,
of light yellow complexion, s'am'nefs
when spoken to. re is problb!y lurking
about town, and vii! 10 doubt t y to pass
for free boy. l will give The above re-
ward il taken more than ten u.I!es IRON
town, ten dollars if taken nut OF the DIS
trict, and five il taken within the district.
| foreuarn all persoas IRON haIbGins or
carving off said boy, as lam determined
to have such oiI:Iters punished to Tic
extent Of tie law. L. MUM.
sept. % CT