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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27

were made 10 the ine-viiicl, were 4,.iy "a
ported To the house aud iaid on ,i,e table
WsDStsptN, Dec. 2t.-On m,otion % alr.
Aiagil, the two revised bills lat mentioned
were taken up !. they were ordered TO h.. en-
crossed aud read 81 time
The house then went into committee If The
Whole, Mr. Martin an the cl.a,r }pn tae re Wis
ga oils. concerning the adlourhncats and
places % session of circuit courts isi cerstin
eases, and concerning grand furies, pctit jnties
ana 'enite neis-vhiel were finally ordere.
10 DC eugrosscd and read Sd time
The engrosscd trevsetD bills concernn.
me court fappeaiS-,.and concerning the gen
eral comrt--were read 3d tine and passed
EngroSScd bills" Establishing iusper,ions
OF tobacco and lonr in the town of Roanoke
IN the county at Meckienburg"- :" Enlargims
the town OF Luray in the county of Shenantla-
ah' Reviyu,S the inspection oftobacco in
the town Of GiJOke Neal i'm the county of
SampbelF were read Sd time and passed
Several bills passed their Ist and "a Siiigcs
on Air. WAITS motion, ordered that when
ms honse adJourns 10 day,t VIII adjourn nntl
Friday next, r. ociQck-and lhen the honse
adjourned accordingly.
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Legislature OF Virginia.
Extracts tjom tie Jomuat Of the House of
DeLegates

Extracts from the Jommai Of the House of
DeLeg0teS
TUESDAY,, Dec. 23.-EngrOssed bills" Con
corning Benjamin NOryeP-" Reyiying the
inspection Of tobacco at TowDess warehouses
IN the county of Prince Edward" Concern
ing Thomas Cunningham" Establishing Sc
Yeral tOwms"-were read sd time and passed
An engrOssed bill Concerning Alexander
HOwsOn" was rejected.
Several bills and resolutions were presented
by the committees.
On motion of Mr.. ChamberlayDe. 50 much Of
the governors communication as relates 20 the
appointment Ofdeputy assessors by The county
courts, was referred to the committee for
courts Of justice--And on Mr. Blackburn's
motion, so much oft as respects the public
guard. was referred TO Il select committee
On Mr.. Chamberlsyne's motion. leave was
given to bring IN bill Concerning such
debtors charged IN execution as may have had
the benefit OF the prison rGles for the term Of
one ycar'-and on Mr.. Tayior's (of {. } motion
leave was given to bring in bill 10 amend
an act entitled an act incorporating company
TO establish turnpike road from the town Of
Manchester TO the town Oh Petersburg"
The house theu went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Mallory in the chair,) aud took np
the revised bills, respecting the superior
courts OF law, aud respecting the county and
0'her INFERIOR eourts-sevsrsi amendments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27

il was feared the fort would be reduced,
unIessimmediate assistance was afforded.
General Floyd, III compliance with di-
rections from our Executive, has ordered
Brig. Gen. Francis Hopkins to detail and
organize from his brigade, without delay,
sou men To be held subject 10 The order
OF MAJ. Gen. Games. This force, is in
tehdeu We presume for the probe, tion of
our frontier, against the inroads of Tie
SavaSeS. H.
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EROM TELE Snu1H

Capt. Folly, arrived at Savannah from ST.
Marys, on the 18th inst. informs, that the
troops at Point petre were still there on Fri
day evening last; and, that the commander
expected to receive orders TO take Amalia on
Saturday; Captain =. passed oil Cumberland
island, large priyateer schooner, iIui did not
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ta1essksils@ssR .EysEIanraz<rll
pOSTSGRkp,Y.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-We felicitate
our fellow c items that, on this holy and
festive day, We can announce The pleasing
intormaiion OF the passage, in the. House
ot representatives., of the bill TO redeem A
part OF the national obligation to the sur
vivors OF the revolutionary warriors. who
need tie sustaining arm OF the govern
menl for their support.
The bail, as II has finally passed, pro-
ymieS that every commissioned and non.
commissioned officer, musician. mariner.
marine, and private soldier, Who served
10 The revolutionary war, in any of the
regiments raised by authority OF Con-
g:ess, OF OF any Of The states, or in the
navy at either of the states or of thu
United States, previous 10 the treaty of
peace with Great Britain, OF 81 Sepfem-
Der, 1888, who are yet citizens Of the
United States, anu are, or who hereafter
shall be. reduced 10 Indulgence, and inca
pablo otprocurlRg subsistence, aud Who
shall have substatiiatrd his iJcapacityin
the manner by lie bill directed, shalt re-
ceNe pension from The United States
iian oiflcer, OF twenty dollars per month,
during lite Is a nOH-cOnnIIssioned DIN
GER musician, mariner, marine or private
soldier, of eight dollars per month, dur
ing lite, &c" The bill has vel to pass
the ordeal Of the Seuate.
Both Houses OF CoNGREss adjourned yesier-
terdsy, over to Monday, il being likely, as ma
ny OF the members are absent, that little bns-
ness would have been done ION Friday, had tiey
sat OH that day. INat. Int.
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SUDDEN DEATu

Died, on the evening OF the 23d ult Miss
Elr'r@ Cooper, tep-daughter OF Vim Lemon,
Esq OF TINS town. The time ann manner of
Tins young lady's decease, were peculiarly
awful and affecting. Ii was 10 have been her
wedding night she had retired to her room
TO dress, apparently i'll perfect health, aud IN
fifteen minutes she was discovered 10 De a
corpse by her sister, who entered the room To
assist her III dressing. BY this lime The blends
mad begun to assemble TO witness The nupf,aI
ceremony; but alas, how changed the scene
She was woman of delicate fraure, and it "a
Supposed her sudden death was Occasoned by
Iaipiins I'D cold room; that her blood chdled
and stag grated before any rei.ef could he .,f
iorded' 1t IS probable fanny person had been
IN Inc room with Ter, she might have been
IeVIved. CiMciAnati Gaz.
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arrived Yesterday from Cadz, states that II
was confidently asserted there that the Alge-
rIne cruizers had captured a French ard an
English vessel. lie saw letter from Aiicant
winch stated that on the 18th of0ct. the town
was inundated and part DESTROYED by the
waters from the mountains and violent gale.
Many vessels (nO Americans were driven d.
shore and lost. The loss was estimated 1T 5
OF 5 COG zoe. TBosten ReD.
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1-A-Lz'kA1@- -
S.rApI 70 ~ ...- n,rr,..,

Tobacco 81 to iI--CornSs 5o.F,opr
Otto 92-Wheat S s! Meal, 81 cts. TO S i
Hemp i2O 10 1870.
Groceries. Sugar brown, SIP to I55 Do hum
dred-Cotiee 20 to u cts. per ,b.--NIoiasses 65
TO 40 cts per Gallon errings cut S ) to 81 II
bbl.-Bacon 20 to ~ cts. per Ib.-Ilnm. Anti
qua, S p 10 30 per GALLON do. Jamaica, ST
so to S IS per gallon
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Piankatank for Sale.

by virtue ola deed Jftrust recorded 10 NIddIesex Of
- nee from Robert B Gaines. to sccac the beYneu-
oi suiH ofuioney 10 Ike trustees OF Ralph wotneeyt
dec VIII, on the 2ih day 81 March hext proceed IN
ofoer 10 raise balance stu due 10 sell The plantation
called riANKATANK, purchas rd by The sajd Ga,res
nom the sadifusiees, situated n Middcsex county for
cash to The highest bidder u fine sale will take place
the premises.
RICHARD ". sEoUR. TSasfse.
beCeulbtl ~ Tg-Vfrt
VUSB PUBLISHED. ~ Jonfe Hcbffrr oil pb-leSei.
~ phia-and FORSAJE. by Ff.rlug lanes s. a. var
se'etidge. IHE LiFE OF PATRICK HENRY-Bg B.H
~ TIE subIci bersto rHB LifE or YATuTcK nr.e.
sible
~ fHE IlFs or PATRICK HgNnY b. lYirtsa on .
se" }gs ron tas ionndefy Of Nessu. Fsrh, sialf
n. afuplG Nofsfntcr - .ara
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STOCKS.


MAkkliDJ-On uiSiay evening the 18th instant
BY the Rev. Edward Folkes, Mr. HENRY WALKER Jy
to Mrs. MARTHA CHANDLER, all of tie county Of
Charles City.
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4 PAMPHLET. embracing Mr.. HAYS SPEECH ON
~ OSuk1, With some supplemental REMARKS Price
70 cents Also, ABOUT 80 copies of The REVISED Bills
digesed by the Board Of Reyso5s with their ~ Notes
subJoned-6 Gentlemen who wish copy will call TO say
~ what way they wish tie volume 10 be hound -rss
Volume comprises complete digest Of all The i'm
poriant general provisions our law as try
nov are through tue Revised Code aud different session
acts. Dec ~ Iotf
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u The Vindication OF Col. POsey-and the reply Of 4
GTen oJnrscoia cn the subject Of the canal on tIe
south SIDE OF James RivereeraIniy IN nrXt.-seye
raj III s. 5. postponed sive place 20 The ulcon
monty interesting essdyof JOINS HAMPDEN.
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Noanok3 Navigation
{ NOMPANf.-The Stockholders in the Roanoke Nav
- CATION Company are hereby required to pay he
Treasurer at Haliiax c before the 18Th day II
respectively Ia addition to the 10 o. cent PAYABLE BIZ
law heretofore. =
~ By order ofthe Board Of Directors
X. JOHNSTON, Treafurer.
DecemDef ~ 7G4i5F
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Eor Sale at Mis- Ohcq,.

" For q column Of new Advertisements see Ia ~.
for continuation Of old ONES see ENtIa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27

DECEMBER %, 1917.
(a)Fcderalist, 50, 80. (b) Madison's Report,
p.4J. (c) lib. A I'd In his rejection OF tile 2d
bank bill. (e) COnst. u. ). art. 1. 49, OOH.
s 10. ~ Art. o. 4. (DVirgiuia bill of rights.
art. II. III COnst. u. S. art. |, 5 s. (Ae) Ibid.
CD % Co. Rep y. H.
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Plastep of Paris.

TWO hundred aud MY tons superior french Plase,
iei SAFE by DREW, BLAIR & CARROLL.
December II. 7O.r.au
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Public Sale

TNHE subscriber being appointed tTus,
tee for the purpose OF selling aud
conveying the residIe Of the real estate
of Richard Barnes. late OF Charles coun-
", deceased. will offer, at public sale,
4. the Hill Top. in Charles County, Oh
Saturday :he Is h day OF November next,
if fair, and il not, on the first lar day
thereafter, SUNDAY excePted) the SAID
Property, consisting of FARM Of abou;
200 Acres Of Land, This Farm lies on
branch OF Nanjem"y Greek, about an
half mile distant from tide water, & Tour
from Port.Tobacco; is OF good quality.
well provided with timber and wood, IN
remarkable healthy part Of the country,
supplied with excellent water, and has
on it goed Dwelling House, and every
other necessary AMI convenient building
for the purposes of painter or farmer
The purchaser will be required TO give
bond with approved security for the pay
ment of the purchase money within l.
months from the day Of sale, with inte-
rest and 90 such payment, will receive
a deed from the trustee conveying the IT,
tie to the said laid.
II. Ii. CHAPMAN, Trustee.
October 6 nav
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Twenty Dollars Reward.

T EFT ny employ on Thursday, the
l. 18th instant, servant boy, named
SPENCER; he is abou, Is or 10 years
old. to'erably well grown, is bow legged,
of light yellow complexion. stammers
when spoken TO. He is probably lurking
about town. aud will no doubt try to pass
for free boy. l will give the above re-
ward If taken more than ten mlles from
town. ten dollars if taken out OF the DIS
trict, aud five if taken within the district.
| forewzrn all persons from harbming or
carving of said boy, as 1 am determined
to have such offenders punished TO the
extent OF the Law. L. MUM.
sept. - uu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
IL he 18th inst. my mulatto man, ma
med NED, commonly called NED M'RAE
alias SnrKw1xo. He is about IS or "a
years OF age, ) feet s or 9 inches high,
an 1 was raised III Manchester. Ned is
we'll made, high forehead and large fat
nose: had en- when he went away grew
coat add panta!oons. but AS he was well
provided with ciosthins oil various kinds.
it is probable he may have changed his
dress. II is believed he went OF with
his wife, who it appears lett Richmond AT
the same time .h. is very black, and,
believe. somewhat pitted with the small
pox, talks great deal, Of short stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
ful, aud NAV probably atteuptto pass for
free rlan he has a dosn lock when
spoken to. The shove reward will be g.
ven if taken out Of Richmond or Man.
chester. and twenty-five dollars if taken
10 either place, and all reasonable ex.
p.nses paid for delivering hin to the sub.
scriber. Da'lU bahCLai.
n. b. Masters of vessels and others.
are cautioned against harboring. employ.
inc or carving ID said fellow, under Pc
aalty of the Law.
Richmond, Oct. - thstna
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
) Lots of Ground,
Land for Sale.

IF early application is made, | will d..
pas. of 40O acres of the CEO.M
GROVE tract Of land. Thee IS surplus
timber and FIRE wood enough on the part
i purpose selling to pay, with Jnd'c;i0us
management, more than halt the purchase
money, at the price l ask. The situation
i, healthy, and the land fertile. Cont
guilty to ma -ket is also among its sivan,
tayes; i, being within less than mile OF
Mr.. Jonathan Jsnney's mill, where the
Alexandria price may be had Tor gram
Persons wishing to purchase vii! apply
to. the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten miles below Alexandra, and
one below Janney's mill.
sept. % EOOAR M'tAhii D..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Twenty Dollars Reward.
sept. p

EsAN AWAY from William Ga!t.
H. near Fredericstown, on the Ian
caster road, in April last, Negro Wo-
man. named JULIET, about so years Of
age, ) teet high, has los: several Of her
upper fore teeth, speak. quick 4 sharp
saws she was sold by Sir. Darby, OF
Aaue-Arundel county, to some Georgia
traders whom she left near Richmond,
Va. and was lodged in FredsricksowH
Jail, from whence she was sold for her
iiail lees, s purchased By John P. 'i'homP-
son, and by him sold to William Gait
1t is supposed she is pow lurking about
the d.stric, Of Columbia Or its,ieinity.-
rhe above reward will be paid for appre-
hendils and securing her so that | get
her. IAHEo oALl.
AlexanGr;a. Oct. 6
y. 3. Masters Gf vessels and others
are forewa.red against carrying CD SAID
runaway.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
HlniV5n's E,.rir.

A sovereign remedy for colds. ctt.i.
nate coughs, asth'nas, sore 'hrcats, Ca
tsras, and approaching coRsu9p,ions--
To parents who have Children afflicted
with the HOPPING COUGH, his d..
coyeyy is Of the 6rst magnitude, as i, o..
ford. immediate relief, cheek. the pro-
sress, and in a short time ehlirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders 10 which
children are liable The Elixir is per.
fectiy agreeable, and the dose so snail
that no difficulty arises IN taking it.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
British & American Stationary.
October 6

TUST received. fur sale By the sub
aS scribers, complete assortment O!
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
Consisting OF
S1perfne folio & guarto post, hnt press
ed, gilt and plain ; bes, veIlum and com.
mon toolscap paper. drawing. los. iron
NOR GERS. large wrapping 4 biotring Go. ;
a large quantity of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American: rerv best
inkpowder Japan 4 India ink +: Cloufs
durable do. F.; Crehore's and Humphreys
no, pressed eagle cards; invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves's genuine cOi"rs in
large and small boxes and single cakes ;
pen-knives of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all sor
rentlemen's and ladies' elegant real No
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments: ladies'
thread cases and work boxes Sne and
common; pocket books Of every descrip
ton; asses' skin tablets sealing wax
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, aud
ink sand eoanting house files and iaces
;io!in strings, Gefn,an 4 Roman; states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil eases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles ); Gehfers scales and diyiders;
Observation-Disclosures in cases, and
great variety oil room hansings.
THEY HAVE ALSO On HAND,
A good assortment of charts; B'unt's
West-Indla AtlIs; coas plot and Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition ;
fine toned German flates, with books
Of instruction Sr do. and al other III
struments large assortment OF mu-
sic & music books merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto
cyphering and copy bcok, /; copperplate
copies o: very superior kinds bibles.
testanents, and common prayer books OF
al! sizes and in all the various kinds OF
biniing-ali the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics now in use.
4 general assortment OF English and
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Grammsrs, too numerous for Insertion
and a great variety OF Chilirep's Books,
in quantity, with engraving, from the
nress of Samuel Wood and others.
~ Bank Books Of every kiad made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 8 stutktf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Rich Kenhawa Lands for Sale
or Barter.

r WILL sell or Hxchaug., for proper
q " in this district o. IFS vicinity, .
rlaable tract of Land in Mason county,
Virginia, situate on Inc Great Henh.wa
RIVER, at the month Of Eighteen Mile
Creek. distan! from Point Pleasant about
eighteen miles. This tract bindS upon
tae ri7er, and contains by patent one
thousand and Fifty acres. large proper.
ton of which is rich bottom. The title
is old, and ind;sputabie, having been To-
Gated and surveyed by Gen. Washington
before the Revolutions. What may be
considered as adding much to its value
is,the passag. of the western road thro'
il. Bs reference to Mr.. Madison's
map Of Virginia, the situation of the land
mar be designated. Apply to Colonel
Francis Peyton, or
AMELIA PEYTON.
October 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
SaieS At Auction.
On Uednesacrs and Saturdays,

VIZ W CS"sSse'
WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
a of seasonabie Goods. OF British
French, Germa,. India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select
ed, and we'll worthy the attention o.
town and country merchants aud others
as the undersigned will be abundantl,y
supplied from the manufaetoTs and their
friends in Boston. Nrw York and Phi!a-
Ieiphia-which will g. to gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can be in those cities,
taxing into view the difference ot Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
day.
Consignments strictly attended to and
liberal ad-ances made if desirable.
John Jackson & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Description Of Worms. and The s.mp'
toms By .chici they are knoscn.

Worms which iDfest the human BODY
are chiefly Of four kinds viz.-The Te-
res or large round worm; the Ascari.
des o: small maw-worm the Cucurbi-
tie VI snort fat white worm !; and
lastly, the Tenia O. tape-worm, so call
ed frcm its resemblance 10 tape. This
is often many yards long and is full Of
Joints. II is most hsrtful and most diff
cult to re@ove.
Among the svmptans attending worms
a-e-disasreeab!e breath, especially IL.
tie morning +; bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in tie nase, and about the seat /:
coaru!sions. epilepic Gts, and sometime.
pri,ation OF speech: starting and grind
ing Of The teeth IN sleep irregular appe
tie. sometimes lCaihing food AID sou.e
times voracious rurgins with Slinuy and
fetid stools ; vomiting; large and hard
belly /; pains and sickness At the s:o.
mach pains in the head and thighs and
lowne.s Of spirit. SLOW fever with small
and irregular pulse d,y cough; ezces-
sive thirst; sometimes pale and unhealthy
countenauce, ard sometimes the face t!0a.
ted and flushed.
Pcrssus afflicted with any OF the above
symptoms should have immediate re-
course to Hamilten's Worm Destroying
Lczenges. which have been constantly
attended with success in all complaint,
similar ia those above described.
A dose Of this medicine gwen ,ecs-
sionallr duri9g tie warm season. will ef.
iectuaily prevent "the vomftihs and pu:-
giJg of ehildren''--a dreadful disorder,
which Annually destroys thousands OF the
infant part of our e.;izens. II is likewise
the miIdest and most certaIa remedy
kHown. and has res.sred t. health and
strength great number whG- in al ad
vaneed stage of this fatal complaint. Par.
ticular aud plain instructions are given
for every part Of the necessary treatment
IN such cases
Children generally take this medicine
with easerne.s: having pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
The Rssiorati1e Pg.cd:r for The
Teeth AID Gums.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Thirty Dollars Reward.

NJ AN AWAY from my service. on
~ the 10th inst. my mulatto house
servant GEORGE, between 18 and is
years of age, about feet 6 inches high.
slender made, pug nose. bushy hair, half
If one OF his upper front teeth broken of
he is very aTtful and forward. and a ca
pable house servant he took with him a
variety Of clothing. l will give the above
reward, If secured in any jail, so that |
get him again, and will pay all reasona-
Die charges if brought home. Masters Of
vessels and others are :orewarned from
employing or carrying of said servant at
their peril. c. +. WHITING.
september Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
October 8
Land for Sale.

ESHE Subscribers will offer at public
sale, on Monday the 18th Novem-
her, next, If fair, if not, the next tar day
thereaster-A tract of LAND on Pltux-
ent river, near Trueman' Point, known
81 the name of TIMER NECK, sup
posed 70 contain 500 acres-It is we'll
wooded, and would make desirable ht-
lie larr,. Terms Of sale 6 and IL months
credit, with bond and good security.
GEORGE FORBES.
HORATt0 c. M-ELDERRY.
October 10 thStuts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
A Mill Lease, Wagon and
Horses & Hogs for Sale.

WILL be sold, without reserve, at
w public sale. on Saturday the 18th
November next. at II O'Clock. Lease
Of two years and eight months from the
Iav Of sale, on Mill situate about an E.
oual distance from Georgetown, Wash.
Ing,on aud Alexandria. and not more
;hsn four miles frem either. known by
The name of the CENTRE MILL. The
Mil runs tive pair Of burr stones, ore oil
SIX feet and the other Hour ieet seven
inches, aud is in good order tor merchant
aud country work. Also, will be offered
=, the same time, Wagon and Team
and Harness, number Of Hogs, 4 ma
ne other articles too numerous TO partl-
cnlariz.. Term of sale cash
A. e B. Dyer.
October 20 dstnwitl5tA Nov.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber.
ges living at Columbia Courthouse,
Georgia, a negro man, named MIN.
NY, about so years OF age, ) feet 3
inches high, dark complexion, grins when
spoken to, remarkably bow-lcgsed, and
tas little impeachment in his speech-he
was formerly the properly Of MIR James
Anderson, of Alexandria, AID It IS not
imprO able he may be lurkiRga CD ut Alex
andria as he has wife there, or he may
have made for Philadelphia, and pretend
he is fee and shew free papers. | will
gi,e the above reward tor experimenting
and securing him in Jail so tat &c. .i'"
again. CALEB EUBANh.
september 8 DIN