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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
March %
Forty Dollars Reward.

+ OEtJ bSItdiS AsSH al
IRAN AWAY from the subscribers
IA, farm near Alexandria, on the Sa-
turday night preceding the Easter Holt
DAYS. a negro man, named Dick, wh"
commonly calls himself RICH ARD PAR
|KER.-Dick formerly belonged to the
estate OF William TriPiett, deceased; IS
very black, stoops little in the should
ers, but is likely; has formerly worn ear
rinrs, and has rather wild look out OF
his eyes when spoken to, about 5 feet 7
or s inches high, and is smart, intelii.
gent fellow. He went of well supplied
with clothes Of which he has Variety
iblack velvet waisicoat, and dark Drown
tgreat coat with a large cape, are the only
articles reco!ected--a COOL stock OF mo,
new; AID it is more than probable bss
! been furnished with paper, TO represent
him as freeman, as his father 81 othei
relations in Alexandria are free people
| If .he above described man should be TAX
en- in the county of Fairfax, and district
Of Columbia. and secured so that gel
him again, | will give Twenty Dollars
and, Il out Of these places, the above re.
ward, with all reasonable charges II
brought home
AUGUSTINE I. SMITH.
P. s. Ero:n the preparations made by
this fellow. previous to has leaving home
lit is probable that he has made an a.
tempt to get to the nortnward.
april IL swu =,
W. The Baltimore American, viii
publish the above twice a week until Tor
IBID, and forward their account to. TN:
tohce.
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LOST.

A Check drawn, by C, Smith, Cashr
On the Mechanics Bank OF Baltimore IN
favor of John Cox, and by him endorsed
dated a!st January, Tor $4,000 dollars
written On quarter sheet Of letter paper
the finder is requested to return It to
either Of the parties, or to the Bank OF Co
lumhia.
March !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30

Is offered for sale by the subscriber,
with about ESQ acres of LAND, more or
less, to suit the convenience Of the pur.
chaser. It is situated in Fairfax county,
within three miles frcm AleYsu1iria, and
would make comfortable & most healthy
SKINNER retreat. The terms will be Ii
beral and the time of payment made con-
venient to the purchaser. Apply to
W. CR.aNCH.
March % sntt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Fresh Teas, Wines, etc.

Fresh Teas, Wines, etc.
r5NHE Subscribers have just received
4 large assessment Of FRESH TEAS
of very superior qualities, in chests, hail
chests, small boxes and lead cannisters,
suitable for retailers and private fami.
lies. ALSO,
Choice quality old Madeira Wine in
pipes, hogsheads, quarter casks &. small
kegs old Malmsey, Sherry, Tenerilie,
Lisbon, Malaga, Port and ether Wines;
Muscogado and New Orleans Sugar in
and Groceries generally
Ali OF which will be sold at low prices.
NORRIS & MARTIN,
Tea-dea!ers & Grocers, No. &C,
Market street, Baltimore.
april 9 WS4w
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December II.
For Sale,

A Tract ofLand on the Potomac HI.
YER in Charles County, Maryland, about
three niles above Maryland Point and
Containing 75S acres more or less. The
awe land is at preSeat in the hands OF
tenants, though calculated tor desira.
bic Farm. II is compact and the soil
GOOD and possesses many advantages
from its situation, lying on navigable
river and neal several good 5sherles'
those who feel disposed TO purchase, II
is presumed will visit the premises; and
terms will be made known oil application
to the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Port Tobacco, March 6 eod
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Tea, Gin, &c.

Lea, GIn, &c.
p AWRAS0N e F0WLE have land
b 4 ing from the brig Cebbossee-Contes
captain Howes, from Boston, aud for sale
20 chests superior quality young by
son tea just imported
S bales Russia sheetipgs
: : S SSS' American gin
50 bb!s New England rum
april 25
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Fresh Teas &c.

IL Chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young hyson teas, Of the latest importa.
ton.
5 pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, well
aavoured, and at rsry tov price.
ALSO,
LIP. Madeira, Port, Sherry and Tene-
rife wines, with a general assortment OF
Liquors u Groceries-For sale BY
JOHN III. CREASE.
April 10 dstwfm6t
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NOTICE.

~ A general meeting of the subscri
5ers sof shares in the Alexandria Canal
Company, will be held in the town of Alg
exandria on the 18th day of May ne.r.,
at the City Hotel. agreeable to law.
april 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
DY virtue of a deed Of trust, I shalt
ID on Monday the Goth of May next,
before the door OF the Exchange Coffee
House in the town of Alexandria. between
the hours Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and two O'Clock Of the afternoon Of that
day, proceed to sell at public auction, for
ready money, six thirty-one parts OF an
undivided fourth part of tract of land
situate in the county of Spotsylvania, IN
the commonwealth of Virginia, common:
ly called the Mine Tract, which said
Tract was formerly the property OF Gen.
Spotswood.
The quantity to be sold Is above nine
acres, and will be conveyed to
the purchaser or purchasers according to
the powers vested in me by the said deed
ri trust. TH0S. SWAMI,
april IS SNts trustee
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
For Rent,

A CONVENIENT and comfortable
u HOUSE. on the lower end OF Key
sl.street, adjoining the house now occu-
pied By Captain Markley. Possession
NAV be had Immediately, =,
4. B. 1t has dry, paved cellars with
= coed stable, smoke hsuss and garden
JOHN L. BROOKS.
april IL -------
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
april IL
For Sale.

The subscriber will sell the House ana
Lot on Fairiax-street he at present occS i
pies. Whoe9er wishes to purchase, VII
Of course view the property.
WM. HARPER, Jun.
april .
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November II
OUIGLY's

Burr Mill Stone Mandatory,
'EHHE subscriber has received a large
supply OF BURR BLOCKS direct
from France, and has commenced making
Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper end
of King street, near the store OF Mr.
james Anderson, where he c ~ on a shor
aotice, furnish Stones of any axe, war
ranted equal to any in the Un'tea States
and on the most reasonable terms,
Michael caigly.
april II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30

Notice.
TIME Stockholders of the Great Hunt
IL ing Greek Bridge Company are in
formed that an election will be held at
the Bridge, on Monday the 9TH day Of
May next, to appoint a President, lour
Directors, and Treasurer.
THO, VOWEL, Treasurer.
april "a Ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Notice.
Decemlrs- o.

Raraway from the subscriber in Corn;
wallis's Neck, nesro woman named
PhilIis. formerly the cook and market
woman Of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
Of Broad Crsek -l have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. | will give one
Hundred Dollars IL taken IN or about
Phiadelphia; Twenty five if taken In OF
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars Il
taken in Alexandra OF neigIIhOrhoot, and
secured in any jail so that | get her a
gain. heard lately size was seen ~
Washington with her free husband, VIII
calls himself William Adams.
Joseph NJ SIonestrect.
February % II
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TAKE NOTICE,

That application will DO made to the
President and Directors OF the Little
River Turnpike Company, foe the renew;
al of three certificates o. stock IN SAID
Compauy-Nos. 1ta9, 1lS0, & 1lsl.
dated October Q, 1910. Issued in the
names Of Vincent Moss and Stephen
Moss-which have been lost or mislaid.
Vincent Moss:
March 81 New
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
SALES AT vENDUE.
IN every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
t the Vendue Store, corner OF fnnce
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c:
.rtic1lars of which viii be expressed in
the bills of the day.
D All kind of goods which are on
.titation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices. ~, L,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
For Sale,
ForSale,

For Sale,
OUR interest in the Property, corner
Of King and Royal sts. being one
half> DOW in the occupancy Of w: q T.
Marbury, John Austen, Jonathan scnoi'
Geld and PrestlJ Jacobs. ,,,
WM. A. HARPER,
JAS. HARPER.
april 81
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Notice.

TIME Council will sit as a Court or
Il APPEALS, on the sixth, seventh,
and eighth days of May next.
1. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
april % dtsthMy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Paper for Sale.
! David and ]. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorted
Which they offer tor sale on very low
terms. They keep constant supply oil
FIRST quality chewing tobacco for sale BY
the quantity. Dec IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Alexandra Morocco Manuiac

Morocco Manuiac
tory.
4: TIC Corner Of 0ronoiso e Wa.eT
streets near The Fish 'charf,
Where may be had, Morocco for ser-
bosts, Morocco and American
Kid of all coors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, hal.
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar
ticles manufactured in the best manner
by the subscribers.
John ID. Benl:hcrt g Co.
n, B. All kinds Of Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November ertF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
II Potomac and Shenaadoa'
Navigation Lottery.

rEluE drawing of the Lottery will be
recommended on Monday the third
of February next.
Tickets to be had Of Joseph Brewer,
at the Commissioner Office in George
Town, and of Jonah Thompson, Agent
Of said Lottery, in Alexandra.
Ellie Williams, Pres't.
Decemhe- o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30

For sale,
y1NHE Brick WAREHOUSE & LOT
at the corner of King and Union
streets, occupied by Messrs. r, and j.
Vaudeville. Il not sold before the first
day of May next, it will then be offered
at public sale, at 10 o'clock, A. x.--For
terms apply to
ANDREW FLEMING.
P. 6. MARsrELLER, Auct'r
april 20 dtsS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
A Country House

March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Land for Sale.

Port Tobacco, NarcE 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Hestsrp Tt1i,ter, an excellent manure for
lands on the sen shore, where that of Nova SEQ
tia is of no value at.all.
Extract of letter from gentleman in South
Carolina to a mercantile house IN ihis. CT
ty.
You must recolect. when Twas in Albany,
that purchased ton of plaster brought
from Manlius, i'll your state. which took
home with me, and a the proper season, put
in ona piece OF land which had been very
much exhausted with crops of cotton and iudi-
go. The result has far exceeded nv most san
gnire expectations. You will also recoliect
that Informed you that Nova-Scotia plaster
had no effect on our lands near the sea board.
and that purchased the ton above mentioned
merely as an experiment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
EARTHQUAKES


From TIE Bar5sdoes jcrcary Gad E.id-eto,rn Gu
sett0 81 Dec. -.
Within the last three or four months the iu-
hab.ian,s OF this island, bit more particu,ariy
those in town, had been ai-rmcd by ti.ree
shocks OF earthquake, which, compared with
that we nave NOW L. netice, were Indeed III
hi"c aud, happily ior us, unacccmpanied by
any III consequences; hu; on saturday last.
Dec. 22, at little after t2o'c,cck ~ .Sts. we
experienced another oi those es.iiic cnryuisi-
ons OF the earth, which, ;iODr IS yio,eacc aud
tl,e length at time that the Jniil ,stion cont
"ucu, lSome supposinsit % haVe lasted about
= minute threatened Ia With nothing tess t,,ap
total annii,ilauOn. itpleased providence how
ever, 20 spar. our lives: but iranr dN ullt.,.r,
more particularly those situated in Broad
s0cet. hare been much injured. rs "a All;
probability, 10 0cCasi0n some parts u them 20
be pulled down, in ordcrto repair those csasiils
wh.C!; have acen made in the wallis.
Ii has net come 10 oar knowledge. iha: any
damage i,is been sustained in the country dis
tricts, with the exception Of small wooden
hose, said 10 have been thrown down bey end
ptsiinsi although, according to the informant
on ~ several persons from various parishes
this dreadful visitation was geuerally felt, aad
its violence and time 81. duration appear To
have been the same throughout the island
We have understood that those on board the
vessels 1t this anchorage, we're equally sensible
OF the shock; and we are Informed bN Que who
was in a orig. taat she rolled in such Il man
ner that hrv guHre! was nearly upon line
with large boat which was lS;ug along
side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
f'rcr Lord Ryron ta;ias Harold.


AND Harold stands unon that placc Of sknu.
tit' stsNe OF srsnce. tie acadty Waterloo
How ia al hour tie r"wer which gave annuIs.
LIS s,'is transferring fame H. ilretr8r TOO
Ia pride OF place ben, a>t the eagle dew
Then tore with bloody talon tll,. r. ~ riaip
Eeic.d by the shan OF banded ua,ious throuph .
..nih'.ton's lli, sud iahours AL were VAIN
he wears tie shattered liuss Oi the worlds broken
chain.
1here was sound ~ revelry nv night.
sid Belgium, capsl HAD gathered then
Her irai,y aud her Chi,ar. and bright
ne lamps sh"ne eel tiir women and rrayc men;
Thousand heats beat happily ! and wien
assic arose with its vnlnptuous swell.
son eyes iookd love to eyes which ,Iake again,
ana a u went merry marriage boil
Bit hnsb bark a deep sound sirik IS like rising
kncii ;
lid We not hear it, No twas hrt ,hc wind
Or the car ratt,ins or the stony street:
ou wih The csroe Yet joy he unconfn'd:
: No sleep MI morn, when Youth AID Pleasure
meet.
70 chase the glowing hours with living feet:
Eat mark that heavy sound breaks in once more
y, 4 the clouds its echo would rep.Gi:
ANA nearer, clearer. d.adlier than hriorcl
Arm Ann J 1t is--it ls-the lannon's opening
roar
within Widowed mich of that high hall
Saee Rfunswicss fa,ed ch.e.tain lie did hear
in5, s"n',d the fIst amidst the festival
Ahd caught IL, tone With Deaths pronbrtic eor
tnd "henthsy smiled because lie deen,d IL near
nis heaf, iiorenuly knew tEat peal 100 we'll
Which suetch'd his is:hcr a bloody bier
sno ions q the vengeance blood alone could guell
ft fushd into the field and, foremost lgliins ieIl
Al then aud there was hnrryin. 10 and no
Ahd gathering tears aRdtiemblnys oil distress
And cheeks all pale. which butan hour ago
blush'd at the praise OF their own loveinrss
Anc mere were Sudden parfnes such AZ press
Inc iiie IRON ouf youls hears. aId choking sishs
winch ne ei might he repeated who could guess
u ever more shoaid meet those mutual eyes
Since 1.on nights so sweet, such awful morn could
rises
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

albany, Narck 20.
Tie Society for the Promotion of Useful
Arts in the State of \. York aware ofthe srear
scarcity of Indian Corn for sect, particularly
recommend to such persons as ave in possessi-
on ofany quantity over and above what they
may want for planting on their own premises
or who hnowcf any town or county where sun
ply can be obtained, 10 communicate in.orna.
ton thereof to the pubic. AS early as possible
through the mediun, OF the psbic papers, or
be in want, may know where to apply. Any
Communications on this subject, addressed to
the society in Albany, will be thuuk fully re-
ccived, and the information Immediately dis.
seminated by them in the most extensive man
ncr.
- Printers in this and the reighboring
states, aud i'll Upper and Lower Canada, are
requested TO give the above an Insertion in
their respective papers.
Albany, March IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

FtLANH s. SCAN1tfNC-Tbe rnhiic. aud especially
thcCidtens ~ Richmond and rs vicinity. arc res
rcctf!is icd ta The Subscribers have n0w 10 one
ration 20 l1irria, situate t.e ReJuia river, near
flnvanna corf horsr, iNn S0 ms. which. ffnW hc
constant and fi ppiy If water Afforded thcin iy said
river tfrou.l09f n.c year, capable ~ making plank
n such oiastit'r- asic cuae The Suhscfhrfr ai ali
tnirs, o ffr 80 s0r: notices. any Qna1ir' % plank
scsnuibg rra sc any descriptions which nri lc fcqni-
rcd. Ihrf afc now on hand "a AID Niis, 1ui iresd
t0kfcta large supply n p'ah-ihcr uiil hcirtorc We
ri7d rakecn tracts and e-1gcreni. ior iir nr.yefy
otrafccls fDlik or scouting either on tie bl'iI bank,
p Nrluonc any place tie river re,wesa Rich
n1u1 ard Pa!ryra. or "a TIE latter pi1rc.
- Letters corsaino1 pioaosiiors aiiresgtj ~ the
sa'sctics, at vnien Nu.s rosOice, viii be dnly At
tendcdto
1 (. IL TllnLerL,Lo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
POETRY.

will doubtless be recollected that two days before
the battle OF Uattoo agsea uniner of the officers OF
Lord wrLLIscToS's army were u, grand ball in Prus
seis and that their merry meeting aurcd to stern
alarm, by the roar of the french artillery in the attack
of the Prnssians 1t fact. that of the British officers
Aed on the ioth June, where in their ball
not having had lime sc change them rsfore engaged
Lore syron in mss last production ,hus notices this Get
:n.. lCeatir,k.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

VTAIUiBIr Hc0f Estate F0r ,SalC.--Thc Subscriber
oifers for private sale his Ir0cf NJ Tnftd. cnnain.
ing about goa acres yiug IN hc FORKS Of Tic Brook
Of II adjoining the BrooS Turnpike Rad, wear the
dee and bttween four aud i've miles oi the cify II
Richmond on is land is very fine spring. and som
remarkably handsome scitcs iof bniidBg. Tie uact
will eiihfT sDld together ~ lots 10 sHt pgrci
FOR Teyyas apply 90 If5DcRre HDhiDrro s. Pieasaafs
who have plot % The Land, aud folly authorised TO
dispo-c thereof. LDIfCND B EHgYEH.
Feb's 90 f9nit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

1.-The foregoing IS indeed very imperfect sbs.rac, OF
the highly Va liable paper In which these experiments ar
recorded"
- friend OF science Ir,jocc tina, the human sina
nnocenus aud useuliy sC,i,e have objection 10
consider with Sterne) all mnustnd relations. Let
e render justice 10 thai part OF the a,n, thin side
the Atlantic. AMEKfCANIlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
WEIGHTS a nIE,sI,Rrs

The reader viii rccolect that among the
measures recommended by the President of
the United States TO Congress at their late
session, WAS the establishment of an unifcrmi-
with which people iii general, Judging from
our observation, are not much acquainted In
turning ever" Torres exposition of me COM
merce Of Spanish America" a most accurate
and labsrSd wcr%, replete with interesting
mercantile and statistical infOrna ton, we find
The following brief statement 0f the New
English weights and measures. rs recently re-
gulatcd, which ills presumed Nv Of our rsa-
der> have Before met with. Ii viii be recol-
ject, but directed particular report to he
made 10 the Senate at the next session, OF ali
the facts necessary to correct iegisla, lion on
the subject MAJ. int.
NEW ENGLisH WEIGHTS AND 1IEA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

AFTER bad wrote so firIrccei,ed yoars,
fer which return YOU my Trunks and pray -
continuance OF your favors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
From. Ct Bostcs Passr
Mr.. TANNAr,

send enclosed, and request your
publication OF two letters, written by the lion.
John a dams, late President of the L. State,
- lors LEO Us the year 1866, to the then Mir
Charles 4 ushnc, late Judge Gushing. They
are copies rerbati1 et Etsrdtia from the original
i"the hnd wriI.rSof Mir. dams. 7 hcy ;,epear 10
~" To De literary cnr;oSitics valuable as the
sentiments of. Gan, who has since actcla con.
spicuous part lit the great and important ar.,.
mi OF life; and as bearing evidence 20 the
icrth such rich fruit.
Your obedient servant, p
~ DIR. Charles CuSsifg. Seiiooi Master IN Neg.
bury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

II =. Sm7disy & O. nave also on hand AZ, extensive
ana general assortment m Hardwarcard Cutlery cor,
pislng many scarce ard ya'nahle articles which bnyi
nern selected ny Jaras .asiey, Of the partners IN
enSsna WIZ be sold low Ter Cash, Ike usual Credit
Nhst" -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

XTiRGiNIA MUSEC8.---,S7,Bes BarroH 4 RicharS
LortOn respectfully inform the public, aud their
friends distance that the building for the Virginia
Museum now erecting on the Capitol Square, in this
~, Il rapidly progressing In order 10 facilitate the
penhg OF ibis establishment, the proPrieors have
we'd into tie building.
NV. < z. T.. beg leave, through Ibis medium, 70 ten
der tier ~ nks n those individuals vino have present
ed cafystos Tor the isitn;.eu and respectfully solicit
me assistance Of the scientific In procuring good csss
of minerals searc at by directing tcif attention
wards this domestic wealth they Iaay lriug 10
light and apriy s purposes of practical utility treasures
- m which This State abOunds.
}. ", < H. l.. Gaitcr rhcs elves that by assidnons AZ
cnii0n. the TirgiriR NAsCWi7 may lie opened carly the
eisuIr WINNER Having engaged SIR. Sgrrr7v, a gen.
trIaa Every qualified 10 prepare ana stf birds and
animals they wi feel Obliged to any individual
siJ MAY leave 1t the
MUSEUM.
oNTHEC>fPTTOk S9yr4BE)
fofwsrdany thing that viii add to tie collection.
February 8. el.wff
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-E7WENrY DOLLARS KEWARD-Is offered for ID
Z prehertng and securing 10 ny JAIL thai she may
ne GOT again, dark inclatio Tcaau named SALLY
sAith, wlo LEFT her masters house in Richmond on
friday iSi last aud IS supposed concealed in the
city OF Ia the neghborhood she is small sized STEM
Ter made woman, ofaSnut thirty years Of age small
ieaihTes cr voice not clear, bat sounds il through
snt hoaseness; very neat and cleanly in her person
and dress = las variety of good clothes in light
brown tair trunk and hat boxes which she carried
WIN hc! She originally belonged to Mrs. Young5ns
bands estate about mics below Richmond aud wss
prrchasej fhr fGirher, ofiiichmod, about eighteen
.fpPly at fsr 0lice efthc Enquirer.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

A MEXICAN MANufACTURFs.-Thc subScr;Se-.
"anufacture and have for sale, at the Warehouse q
hs1aG SneacyS Co. No oil, MaTkeStrcet, Philadelphja
hii cross cut and Pin Saws, Shovels & Shades soct
et ShoveS Socket Spades Screw ard Glass raner
WIN other articles IN the Domestic Hardware line
All maze IN The best manner and warranted good
StoTekeepers and others disposed 10 encourage no
nestle INDUSTRY, are respectfully invited to apply rs
boye. -rr'' &C -
N'0ed + .Smedtey.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

Two SADbLERs--A Negro Roy anori fTfcc, 49,.
agc stout, active and well rade has neen some ;i,,.
a, ,he Saddiing Busness-{cH SHE. Fer terms an
ply 70 the Printer. "-' -P
March 2a. ,o,o,.