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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12
~ Exchange Cef'e House ~
S1RMARlNE JOURNAL. 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA...S IL.
ENTERFD,
Brig Hunter, Grinnalds, st. Thomas's

ENTERFU,
Brig Hunter, Grinnalds, st. Thomas's.
ARRIVED.
Schr Merv, Clements, 5 daTs fr. Bal
timore sugar. coffee, mahogany, &c. to
merchants Of the district.
- George Washington, Middleton,
AZ hours fr Norfolk; whiskay. salt and
tobacco, to John M'Cobh, and others
Three passengers. Yesterday morning
passed brig Orlando, Of Yarmouth. and
three topsail schrs in Nanjtmoy reach,
bound up.
Sloop Boston, Rogers, days from
N. York; dry goods, groceries, &c. to
Barnewall and Popham, and others. FIT.
teen passengers. On SUNDAY, saw a ship
of the Capes of Virginia, standing w.
N. w. supposed to be bound foe the De-
laware. Passed schr Native, Mayhem, fr.
Boston, bound up.
Schr Freemason, Foyles, f.. N. York,
10 days; passed up to Washington City.
- Native, Mayhem, II days from
Boston, with an assorted cargo, to Law
rason and Fowle.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Albert, Swami. from Liverpool,
arrived at Richmond 9Th instant.
Schrs Philadelphia, Hand, 4 Hamlet,
Van Pelt, hence, arrived at Norfolk 9Th
iastant.
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington got up at 5 p.M--
Passed brig of Sandy Point, standing
up.
Port Of Norfolk. Sept. 7.
Ar, ship GeorgiaRa, Chamberlain, SO DIS.
from Liverpool. Spoke on Wednesday
last. Cape Henry bearing w. N. w. dis
tant 20 miles. schr Mechanic, Ray, 81
DAYS fem Trinidad de Cuba, bound to
New York.
The Georgiana brought in captain Jo-
seph Noble and crew, of the sloep Juno,
Of Sa'em, which vessel she fell in with in
a sinking condition, on the esd ultimo.--
Cant. Noblet states that he sailed from
Salem on the 5th of August, bound for
Martinique: nothing worth hosicins &C
Cured until the l0'h, when it came on
to blow a gale from the southwark, which
made the sloop labor heavily, and caused
her to spring leak. Capt. N however
kept on his voyage, though the weather
still continued extremely boisterous, and
the leak enc, easing so that il was with
difficulty she could be kept free On the
'7tb, being in about the lat. of 81, and
long. s., expecting every hour that the
sioop would 60 down, capt. N. tackled
ship; with a view to make the nearest
port, or of falling in with some vessel
and on the Esd, was 50 fortunate as tc
fall in with the Georgiana, which vesseI
kept by the Juno until the next morning
when capt. Noble and all hands abandon.
ed her, after taking out small part oil
her cargo, being all the Georgiana could
/ take on beard.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

For Sale,
4 FEW tons Carolina Moss
"A Window glass, all sizes
Looking glasses
Paints. putty, linseed oil, gold leaf
TLooking- glasses, pictures, &c. fra
med in the most fashionable style.
Painting, glazing and gliding executed
n the best man ner. f. GILMAN.
sep.ember fwmStw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12
Sales at auction.
Blu JOHN DICKSON g Co.

On SATURDAY at9hM.
Will be sold at oar. Auction Room, u
nion-street,
All the personal proper OF VIM. PsfoR,
Jr. dec'G, viz Feather aeds, malra,ses,
bedsteads tables, elesa I looking 2's'srs,
-oia. double barrel gun. rifle. 2 towing
pieces, pair dueiiius ri>iois. valuable
books, maps, blankets, bed and window
cu tains. liquor case. couitlng room.
desk, ca,tors. knives and inTks. paper.
hanging, servants, horses gig, etc. etc,
BY order Of the administration,
sep 10 yNO. JA( Ks0N e Co. Aueth
AT II s. NJ. WITHOUT RESERVE.
Super6ne cloths, secnnd cloths
Super6ue as,amers, Bedford cords, vel
vets and cords
Bombazct.s, Irish linens, elegant linen
damask tor table cloths
Brown hollands. cotton shirtings
Cotton cambricks, silk aud cotton ban-
dannos
Domestic ginshams. sheetings, s!iriings
and check vestlns'
Long and short kid gloves
Bundle and pound pins, suspenders
Best even threads, buttons, tapes
Cotton stockings, dlmities, cotton cassa'
mers
Knitting yarn, calicOcs
Pocket handkerchiefs, romal haudker-
chiefs, enc ties. oaftas
Mamoodies, fl"rence silks, levaatine
silks. grapes
Bedtlcking, dowlas, cotton balls. black
cambticS, etc. etc.
Will be added to Saturdays sale,
l case Madras handkerchiefs
] case furniture plates
1 case best backskin gloves.
Will be added to Saturdays sales,
90 kegs Vrrdrg.Is, in OIL
90 do Black lead. in do
sept. II JN0. JAG KS0N & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12
Fifty Dollars Reward.


ID AN AWAY from the subscriber,
h living at Columbia Courthouse,
Georgia, negro man, named MIN
NY, about 80 years Of aeei S feet 6
inches high. dark complexion, srins when
spoken to, remarkably bow-Iegsed. and
has little impeachment in his speech--he
was formerly the property of Mr. James
Anderson, Of Alexandria, and it is not
improbable he may be lurking alb ut Alex
andria as he has wife there, or he may
have made for Philadelphia, and pretend
he is free and shew free papers. J will
give the above reward for experimenting
and securing him in jail SO that ! ge. .bii0
again. CALEB ECBANk.
september 8 d2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

3t advanced in the same prOpCrti0n.--
Lat hates 20 France g cents for cot.
fpo, snd Sl4al3 per ID. for tobacco,
and Dur 9 % pes Dbl.
( q The market for the sale Of imports is
exclksinsly dull, at reduced prices.
The number of boats daily striving
fro1ithe western country is beyond all
prss aeut at this season of the year.
= ticss,-Sperm. candles GA cents,
4 k(ad supply in market; cod oil, nene
;n ulxfket, and would sell well; sugar
8f{, dpll. Fine German goods are in
jIeannd. Exchange on Boston par.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

The last anniversary of St. Pat
rick was pleasantly celebrated at
the London tavern. All party feel
lngs were laid aside. Lord Cas-
tlereagh presided, and upwards of
1o0ok sterling was subscribed for
the relief Of the poor On the sub.
ject of party feuds, Mr.. CURRAN,
the desecvedly celebrated orator,
concludes his Speech with laugh
ablestory:
" He was feelingly alive to the
public and private motives that for
babe there the intrusion of party
politics. No men had more com
handing reasons than Irishmen to
forget feuds and follies--and leuds
amongst countrymen were always
follies- He hoped they would be
forgotten; and as they ought never
to have existed, theS ought scarce
TO be remembered. Il remind.
cd HIM Of an old story he had
heard Nicholas, a blind fidler, and
his wife, quarreIled. So high did
words run, that they were dot r.
mined not to sleep together, There
was but one bed, and how was the
treaty 20 be guaranteed /? III ,eori
ans tell that the fiddle case was the
intermediate barrier. To bed they
went, and Nicholas sneezcd. God
bless you, calculated the wife. You
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
FARM

On which now reiide it contains about
so acres of Land lying about one and an
half miles from Alexandria, near the new
powder houle; on it is comfortable Dwell
ling Houle, and necenary -houfes with
an apple and peach orchard, an excellent
garden, about five acres in timothy, about
ten more fuitablc for meadow, upwards of
20 in wheat and rye, and about "a in clover
all of which looks very promifng. This
land is well watered, it has feverai fprinss
on it iurpahed by none in the diltri6t; and
for health believe it to be the healthie(f in
the neghborhood, having neither chilIs
nor levers in my family fince / owned it
(about years. and for beauty, exceeded
by none 1t lies on ridg., half mile in
view Of Alexandra and the river Potomac :;
it is divided into two fields, which is well
calculated for two farms, about 40 acres
each. will divide it in fmall lots to fuit
purchaiers. Platter acts upon this land
beyond expreflion, my lait years crop ave
ragged from IS to 40 buihels per acre. This
place would fuit any gentleman in town
who wllhes to keep clear of market and
doctors books. Or any poor man who has
to live by indultry there IS hay, clover
and itraw enough for II or 40 cows, which
is profitable wheR properly managed Poi.
FELTON, can be given Immediately. 1t car
be fold on very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON.
March II.
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do not say that from your heart,
said Nicholas. | do on my con-
science, answered the wife. Take
away the fiddle case, cried Nicho-
las-(Loud lauhing and applauae).
In the same spirit he would say,
away with the idle quarrcls, feuds
and tolIies of lrishmen. Loud APP
plause followed his speech).
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BOOT-MAKNG.

THE Subscriber informs the public that
Il he has again turned his attention 10
Boot Making, and he Aatters himielf that
thoie who have been well ierved by him for
merly will again favor him with their Gus
tom. AS he will employ the belt of work
men, and ufe the firit quality of materials,
ne has no doubt of giving general fatisfac-
ton. Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes, of
the neateH and newell fafhion, will be made
on the fhorteit notice, ladies' colored ihoes
excepted. Regular cufomers will be fur
nifhed with fervants' and children's Shoes.
Orders from the country will he firietly at.
tended to. at his FLOP on Prince fieet. few
doors above the Potomac Bank.
One or two Boys, of respectable connex.
ions, will be taken as apprentices.
JAMES BOYD.
March 70. am
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april a3.

BY the President of the u. States.
WHEREAS, by the first section of
an act OF congress, passed Oh the 3lst
day of March, 1903, entitled " An act
concerning the sale Of the lands Of the
United States and for other purposes"
the president of the United States is
authorised to cause certain public lands
to be offered for sale
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, presi.
dent OF the United States, in conGor-
nifty with the said act and other acts of
congress, providing for the sale and
disposal of the lands of the United
States south of Tennessee, do hereby
declare and make known that public
sales, for the disposal, agreeably to
law, OF the public lands in the districi
cas-: OF Pearl river, bounded on the west
by the CbIckasawhsy river, OF the
south by the parallel Of the 80 of north
latitude, on the east by the Mobile and
Fombigby rivers, and on the noriL by
the Creeks, Santabogu Bogue & Homo
(the one one falling into the Tombigby
and the other into the Chickasawhay r..
vers) which have been surveyed and
returned to the register If The land CT
ice at St. Stephens, and which have
not beeo disposed Of, or excepted from
sale by law, shall be held at ST. Ste
phens, on the river Tombigby, on the
hrst Monday of July next, and conti-
nue. ill the said lands have been offered
for sale.
Given under my hand the eighth day
of March, one thousand eight bun-
dTed and seventeen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
Josiah MeigS, Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
March 2o-2l. lawtJune
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A BARGAIN
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE,

TUX 9Abt OK EACHANCE1
A Half acre Lot on Jefferlon and Fair
"a fax freets with the improvements,
being large double two ftory Brick Houfe,
kitchen, fmokc houie, fable, &c. The
whole nearly new, and in complete repair,
an excellent vegetable garden, with fruit
trees, Ghrubs, &c. a pump under cover and
a fprirg of mof delightful water. A diGance
OF 400 yards, the fituation plea{ant, and
calculated for gentleman of leifu1e. 1t
will be fold great bargain, or exchan
ged for perlonal property-and if not dis
Poied OF in either way it will be for rent on
moderate terms-apply to
JOHN JACKSON.
april IS.
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IN Huron's wave a lovely me

IN Huron's wave lovely lie
Gems the blue waters Wait expanfe-
There Nature wears her lweetelt futile,
And fun beams DER her beauties dance.
In vain the angry bilows beat
Againif its rock encircled lhore;
The fpray but makes it's bloGoms iweet.
Expanding mid the tempers roar.
But when the winds and waves are lnfh'd,
And evenings fhade is Healing on
When the Taft beams of day have bhlh'd.
And Helper mounts his cioudefs throne:
How gently weep the dews of night,
Which bow the fender hare beIl's head.
And falling noiielefs, fweetly light
Upon the fpotleis lily's bed.
Oh ! were but man like that fair lie,
In vain would troubles tempelts gloom;
Hopes fairef fow'Is around fhouid finile,
And Faith and Resignation bloom.
When Life's lat ling ring beam fall fade,
The radiant ftar of peace would rife,
And dews of grace at evening fhade,
His ipirit nurture for the lkies.
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ccNishy dSd-lll IlIC on rr-OInDl Is. | =
Buildings in Virginia, -
VS.. 3
Harriet Nice ne, Def. :
TINE BILL in this cafe having been re.
Il gularly taken for confeled and the
cauie let for decree, and coming on now to
be heard, the Court upon confidering the
lame, doth decree and order that unleis the
defendant do, on or before the firf day OF
June next,pay to the complaints the fun of
one hundred and fifty two dollars and thir.
ty-fix cents, with legal infereit on Il dol
lars 81 cents, part thereof from 1T Dec.
1906, till paid, on 26 dollars VI cents, ano
ther part thereof from 1T April, 1910, on
40 dollars II cents, another part thereof
from 1T April, 1871, on a6 dollars II cents,
another part thereof from 1T April, 1872,
on 80 dollars II cents, another part thereof
from 1T April, 1873, ard on IS dollars II
cents; another part thereof, from III April.
1914, till paid, and the COTS of this fuit.with
S per cent. damages on the faid princinal
debt and interef, that Archibald 4. TAYLOR
and Daniel Minor, commissioners for that
purpoie appointed, or either of them, after
having advertiied the time and place OF fale
tor two weeks in one of the Alexandra
newspapers do eNpole to fale at public auc-
ton for ready money to the higheR bidder,
the premifes in the bill mentioned and from
the proceeds of fale, after defraying the
expenses attending the fame, pay to the
compliments the aforefaid FUN of one hua-
dred and fifty two dollars and thirty-Gx
cents, with intereff thereon as aforefaid, q
the COTS of this fuit with per cent DANA
ges on the faid principal debt and interef,
and the balance, if any, to the defendant, &
the faid commifioneIs are directed to report
their proceedings to the court in order to a
final decree. This decree to be final unlefs
cauie be ihown to the contrary on or belore
the frlt day of the next term.
COTS Il dolls. 60 cents.
a copy. Tclt, G. DENEALE.
In purluance of the above decree we fnan
fell at public fale, to the highelt bidder,
for cath, the premifes in the decree mention
ed above, being the Tavern ana Dwelling
now owned by Mrs. McCue, ftuatcd on
the fouth of Princefs Rrect. The fIle will
take place before the front door of tho City
Hotel, on SATURDAY 9TH JUNE.
A. r. TAYLOR,
D. MINOR,
may1o. Comm'rs.
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NoFRIEND TO cEL1BAcY.

you are for pleasure-MARRYi
If you prize rosy eaIb-MARRY
And even if money be your object-MARRYl
"a good wife is Heavens last
gift to man; his angel and minister
of graces innunerable =; his Sal
Polyc1ireSiun1 or gem Qfmany Dir
ties ; his Pandora, or casket of
celestial ewels; her presence forms
his best company her Oo,ce, his.
sweetest music her smiles, his
brightest day her Kiss, the guar,
dian of his innocence her arms,
the pale of his safety, the balm of
his health; the balsom of his life;
her industry his surest wealth, her
economy his safest steward her
NbS, his faithfulcst counsellors, her
bosom. the softest pillow of his
cares and her Prayers, the abIest
advocates of Heavens blessings on
his head !"
II You love the Creator you
ought to marry, 10 raise him up
worshiPpers # you love the ladies',
YOU ought to marry to make them
haPby; ifyou love mankind, you
ought to marry to pelpetuate the
glorious race if you love your
country, you ought to marry, to
raise ZIP soldiers to defend it III
: fine, if yoa wish well to earth or
heaven you ought to marry, to
give good citizens to the one and
glorlousangels to the other !"
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MISCELLANY.

The author Of The following poetry
is abou, publishing a volume of his ell
fnsions If his description oithe isle
Of Flowers" is specimen oi1his poe,i-
Cal ab,ii'ies, no other recommendation
is necessary 10 secure his book an cx-
tensive perussl, and establish his lame
as post. .NeWhort gferc.
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HARDWARE.

The remainder is daily expected per the
Winifred, direct to this port.
He HAS ON HAND,
70 doz. Waldron's corn & grafs fcythes
100 catks hyperion quality cut nails & brads
Improved iickleS, differed feel, cotton twiit
And variety of oth:r domefic Goods,
which are at the Philadelphia prices.
ALSO,
SwedeS' Bar Iron and Steel.
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WEAVERS, REEnS

goHN G. LADD & Co. have received
~ per flooP Three Siters, & offer for iale
bers. NAV -,
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District Of Co}itmtia, 10 ,sif !,
April Term, 1916.
The Mutual Aflurance TO- ,
Buildings in Virginia,
VS..
Robert Evan's heirs. Dei'ts.

Buildings in Virginia, )
VS..
Robert Evan's heirs, Dei'ls. j.!
THE BIZ L in this cafe having tecn re-
j gularly takeh for coniehed, and Tire
CAME for decree, and coming on now TO lie
lesrd the court upon oonfderlrg the fame,
doth decree and order, that The ceicrdanS
do pay to the complainaEfs, the fun of ore
hundred and thirty two dollars with Intcref
on IS dollars 50 cents, from the 18th July,
1893, on IL dollars 20 cents from the ~ Of
Dec. 1906, on II dollars, from the III 81 A.
prIf 1909, on IL dollars from the ri OF n
pril, 1910, onIa dollars, from The m oi A.
pril, 1911, on dollars, from the III OF r.
pril, 1917, on /. dollars, from the II of a.
pril, 1873, and on II dollars, from the lit
OF April 1874, till Paid, and the COTS of
this iuit, as alto per cent. damages on the
laid principal debt and nterei and if the
sid defendants G,ould fail to pay the iad
fuins OF money on or Before the M day OF
the next term, it is then dccIecd and or.
dered that the injured premilcs in The till
mentioned, or 70 much thereof as may be
neceiiary, be fold at public aut.io n by the
martial of this diitrict, for ready CATH, and
the iaid iale, after paying the expenses OF
the fame fhall be paid to the complainanrs
towards the diicharae Of The l,,n,s aecreed
TO them as herein before mentioned aud the
refi3ue if any to the defendants.
A Copy 6. DEEBALR.
COTS 40 dolls. - cts.
In purCnauce q the abete decree mali
on SATURDAY the 7th HUME, before
the fros door of the City Hotel proceed 10
fell for cAih, to the higheit bidder, the pre-
mites in tins decree mentioned, being
Dwelling houfe on Prince erect, between
the 1ou!es of Jaco5 Refer and George Sla
cum, or 10 much thereof as may be necef-
fairy to fatisfy this decree. d. MINOR.
Nav ie
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
FOR SALE and ~ LRT
TO LEI.

TO LEI,
THE STORE and CELLAR of the
a houfe now occupied by Samuel Mark
& Co. on King ffreet next door to the Me-
chanics' Bank-polienicn given on the a6,h
of June-Enquire of
may IL. PETER WISE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
EVENING SCHOOL

AT the requelt of fome friends the fub-
fcriber Intends opening an Evening School,
on Monday. Mayo. Hours of attendance
from SEVEN O'Clock, until TEN.
may i9. T. PROWITT.
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'COLUMBIAN ICE HOUSE

NIB Proprietors arc prepared to re-
4 oeive fublcriptions for Ice for the
ieaion, which will commence on the firG of
june. Terms, Six Dollars, 7vbieb wrf be
paid IN adVenee- We propofe waiting up
on the citizens with our fubfcription book;
but IN the Interim, application may be made
to w. f. THORNTON, Fairfax It.
or X. II. LITTLE, Kirg It.
NAV 20 ~
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SPRING GOODS.

y ICHARD SLADE has on board fhip
IN Franklin, juf arrived at Baltimore,
from England, part his fpring importa-
ton of
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TO LEE.

THE Large and commodious BRICK
WAREHOUSE ituated on the COR
ner OF Prince & Fairfax ftreets 1t is good
sitand for buiinefs, in excellent repair and
may be divided into tw o flores as may beft
fuit tenants. For terms apply to
JOHN 6. LADD s. Co.
April 4.
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NOTICE

NVTICE
10 fbe Stockholders Of tie Columbian Infu-
rance Company Of Aiexandria.
a DlVlDEND of Four per cent. on the
4 n capital paid in, has this day been de-
ciared payable to the ftockhotders of this
initltutIon,on or Thurlday, the Sthinft
By order OF the board
VIM. WILSON, fec'y.
Columbian Infurance Office,
Alex'a, may IL. ep
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TO LET

THE Houfc adjoining the one whereon I
Il live, or that part that has been occu-
pied as fore will be let feparate.
may II. ROBERT YOUNG.
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REMOVAL

The fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends and the public that they have re-
moved from their late ftand inFairfax ltreet,
to Royal ftreet, next door fouth of the He
raid Office, where they have on hand "a hand
Tome allortment of Baltimore manufacture
81
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TO LET.
PUBLIC SALE

On SATURDAY the 9TH day of JUNE,
MI1LL be lold to the higheff bidder, if
w not previouny fold at private fale, my
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THE ISLE OF FLOWERS,
BY " HILLw RIGHT,

81! IS reported that there is small
island in lake Huron, rema, kable for its
romantic sccnc'y. It's shores are com.
posed OF granite, which defends it from
from the encroacbments of the waves
and iis veidure is represented the
most luXuriant that can be imagined.
The lnGiAus suppose i, to be the resi-
dence OF good spirit, and denominate
IL the Isit Of Eio7veT8"
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BOOTS 81 SHOES.

which they will fell on the mott Reasonable
terms. Thofe who favor them with their
patronage they pledge themfelves fhall have
their work made in the lateft Baltimore IA
fhions and of the beff materials at the fhort-
eft notice
BOGGESS g CHARLTON.
apr. 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber,
II on Sunday the 9th April, q black
man, by the name of julius, but calls
h;,n,elt HENRY, when from heme ; he
has been hired in Alexandria since the
first of January as a treem.n--he is about
5 feet & inches high. suffers or stammers
very much when alarmed. | expect he
will get employment at some oil the irsh'
cries or in a fsh boat, or he may make
r Baltimore or Philadelphia. ! VIII
rive the above reward if secured in any
all SO that gel GIN again.
JEREMIAH COCkERiLL,
Fairfax County, Va near the
C0urt-h Juse.
N. B. caught him in Alexandra OF
,'urday the 5th April.
april IL "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
March eS
Notice.

Runaway from the subscriber in Corn };
waIhs's Neck, a negro woman named
phillis, formerly the COOK and market
woman of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
q, Brad Creek-I have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. l will give Tine
Hundred Dollars If taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty five if taken in OF u
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars II
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, and
secured in any jail SO that l get her a
gain. heard lately she was seen "
Washington with her free husband, VINO
call, himself William Adams.
Joseph N. stonestrest.
Eehpuary % u