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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15
DOM ESTTC.
!yasliugton. February 10.


Tie following extract of letter from the
venerable Je3eTsoh TO UjHidm SamDsya Fsn.
acknowledging the receipt Of the Address from
the American society Tor the encouragement
ct Manufactures. I've have been permitted 10 &C.
by for psSlication-
" have read, with great satisfaction. tho elc-
quent pamphlet yon we're so kind as to send me
and sympaihise with every line OF il. ! was
once doubler whether the labor Of the cnlt-
vator, aided By the creative movers or the o~rfh
Itself, would not produce more value than that
oi the manuiaCturer alone, X uuAssisted bv the
dead subject on which, he acted in other words
whether the more we could bring into action Of
the energies OF our bOundiess territory in nd
diti0u to the labor Of or citizens, the more
would not be our gain. Bat The inventions Of
the latter times bv iiilr-S saving machines do as
much now for die maruflcturcr as the earth
tor the cnlfivator. Experience, too. has proved
thoi mine was bat half tie question: tic otit..r
half is, whether dollars aud cents are 10 be.
weighed IN the Scaleagainstrcai independeucc
The question istheu solved, at least so far as
respects ouroWn want.
g J much fear the, effect on our infant estab-
lisnnerts, of he policy nyowed by Mr. Brour-
hain. and quoted in the pamphlet. Individual
British mci chants may loseb y tlc iateimmrnse
importationss bu; British commerce and mar
fnclurcs, iu The mass. viii gain by beating
down thC competition Of ours ia Our own mar
hctss &c. MI. Int.
FsbrNoyV -.
This is The day established for counting ont
the votes Tor President and Nlce-Presidcnt OF
tic United States. ,ias interesting ccrrno-
ny is TO take place in tue Representative
tbambcrati2 O'Clock, III the presence Of both
Houses.
Tho proceedings Of tiie Sneir for lie t,,o
t.f crs afe in typc.bui are excluded hyniher
natter. ihe tlai..ssalIat Eili on which |
there Is mitch ditercrcc of opinion, priueinal- |
y occupied tiiat body yesterday aud u ,eas I
noslg0Ned 20 tie fiiof Mafch, HAT is rejected /
3 ne sii To- amend, or rather 20 repeal nari Of I
he Claims Law o. last session. was reconsider /
- IN iis third reading, and motion was a.
aiu m de a. e. out the FIRST section Of the 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

ItVTNJ, Z.
tne legislature OF this State 10 Maj. gen. Brown OF tie
army, Mat 0ea M00els, Of The militia will be presente
OF Saturday evening, Is O'clock that the non.
cradle Assembly have gfaned the tteif chamber
which Ill be lifted up OI The reception of an audience
81 ladies and gentlemen on he occasion.
We learn also, that the delicate state Of Con-, Macdo
h"usis health prevents hs attendance ~ this CIV i'm
con- cgncnce OF Hhic the Governor has appointed del
eaton, consisting OF The Hon. Henry SEYMOUR Of the
senate william 4. Duer, Eq. Of the ssenly the Al
juiai General, Col. Anthony Lamb, Aid4lc.Canp aud
james hihg, Ia. 10 meet The Commodore on tie Iih
si al Hartford and present to hlm The sword in appro
pIidte style.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is, 1877.

The following General Reflections
were written by Mir. GILes, at the re-
quest ct, and addressed 10 a member of
tse Senate, with the polite permission 10
present them 10 thepublic. The opinions
oi such a man, upon such a subject.
cannot fali to excite much interest, not
witiistanding the question has been
settled by an act of Legislation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15
Extract Of letter from New-O,lea,ls, Jan
ln,.y StS

GG'y Sta.
Times seem TO grow worse and worse at
this place, and the only hope we entertain of
an amesioration in business in general is the
establishment OF the National Bank, which it
is believed will establish the circulating medi-
um, which we are so much i'm need of
All kinds of goods continue to be in great
abundance, and large quantities daily SacrlG-
cedat auction, much below the European pr!-
ces: the only article which has been a lit
tie more looked for, is C!aret wine several
purchases have been made at $50, for expor-
tation.
Cotton seems to be little declining--it
kept up at % cts. during several weeks: itlias
since fallen 10 -, aud might probably be had
something lower. Sugar, it is presumed, will
keep up its high rate ofi0 ctS.-the quality is
not, generally good.
The last sale of Molasses was at SIS per
cast. OF 50 gallons.
-" No Tobacco HIS as get come to market
The crop seems 10 have been abundant.
Flour had risen to SIP, when the news
from England reached us; but it has since
iaiiento 10 q ii-no large sales are effected al
that price.
=, i" The Bailze report az. to-day states, tia
there are % sali OF vessels in tile river, bound
up Boston Pal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

NV York, Feb. 10.
u is put an act ofjnsiice I" gallant youg officer 10
gave publicity 10 the following extract letter dated
GibIdliar Bay, Nov. 20, iSi6:
cannot omit 10 nopce an occurrence, which am
sure VIII lave tendency the esteem Which
am sufeioh already possess Tor LieIt SiriRgkam Ii
was one ui those tremendous squalls which eddy round
te hock of Gibraltar (whOse height is 1882 feci) forms
Nhripoois Oh the watel and up the sg in eddy
lis circles lar above its summit that French vessel
e"deaVoring 10 make lie anchorage Algesras was a.
Verakcn ard instantly upset. Ter danger was extreme
and unless speedily relieved the crsw 10 had cot upon
her Dolton must perish, she fonndefins.-
several English aud Dnsh Ofwar lay nearer to her
ny several mics than did, and in SING nooriuss
WINE we were dragging anchors and delIeI atIg on
he necessity OF getting under Wrsl. PeTceivne thai
no assistance iikoly to be rendered to the unbrtu
mates by those around them LieUt STneham volunteer
ca 20 si.evc them and with ntIeyidty aud pei seye.
iaEcc hat does him honor, succeeded in taking them
Hom c wreck, long before the D0ats which followed his
eName ron tie English and Dutch, lad pulled half the
distance ~ her. Ills good fOitHne however led him
before he reached lie beach lcsifas, and his boat
was cal'sHed, aud oAe u his aud Fcllcmam ne.
lshea-a faTG tate, when tempted fIOm motives So i-
nanc Lieut.. Ssingham, himself, barely escaped la.
wing been driven to the shore a of nseiisiby
ana picsed up on the beach by lie SpauidTs Yet The
Gibraltar papers tne next day cidncd the Of this
transaction Tor tue boats OF the hinden which were pro-
panty not Within bali nile of The At the critical
moment"
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PMIn2elniin. Ell

TIE late cold weather has proved very des-
trnctve 10 Partridges. \ gentleman from the
westward informs, that he travelled throughex.
tensive fields whose surface was completely
covered with their dead bodies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

A letter from Liverpool, of the Odd Noyem-
Der, states, that the Minerva, Sketchley. for
this port, would not sail till the 18th of De.
cember.
Another letter says, every few Shipments
will be made the ensuing spring in consequence
OF the alarming accounts received from AMER
lea"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

The election has recently taken place in Mas
sacnusetts Tor tive Congressional districts, IN
whS", ewing 10 scattered votes, there has been
noelecnon. Zcodlci Sampson, republican, is G.
ie''eu from Tue piymonth District, now re-
presented ny q tederalist In Essex North,
there IS agnn no choice. and the same is eN.
pected OF the 9TH and 9th Eastern diStfic;>.-
FROM Batnstable nothing dehaltiye has been
heard.
EXPORTS OF THE UNTrED-STATES.
80 FROM statement OF the Secretary ot the
Treasury to Congress, il appears that the val
NC or Inc Exports OF the United States, for the
year ending the 3Gth September, 1916, was
eigh'y one millions. ninc hundred and twenty
thousand, four hundred and titty .t,yo dollars,
tSi 30 1920 OF which ci,7ei ,Se6, were OF do
meSlc materials, and ~ ,ias. )sti of FOREIGN. Of
the domeSucproducts exported 293 600 were
the produce of the forest; OF Agriculture 49,
3Jt7'fto; OF manufactures 3, 1855 oD0 ; of tncer-
taIn origin i,0,g00o. The total amount expor
ted IL the possessions of Foreign Powers, the
largest amount go, is 1859 was 10 those of G..
Britain, the neNtiargeSt O2 ,i3s, i35l to those of
France the next(S ,7iS) to those ofSpain ::
70 Hoiiand aud its colonies, 5,6Jj,j2i 80 the
Hanse towns and ports of Germany, ; 53t 500 {;
to Portugal, Brazii, sc. > ,270 $50 dollars. The
total exports from the severarstates and terri
tories during TIE year before mentioned, MAS in
the following proportion:
From New Hampshire, 1ip.2Gs
vermont, So 5Ot
massachusetts,, IO,i35.!S0
Rhode Island, Gl2,.9i
Connecticut, 5u3 ,SCsj
Nev-N ork. 1868. OSI
New-JerseV pa
Pennslygnla, 7,in6,2i6
Delaware, 5o2l5
lHary iand 5SaST6i
Virginia, S,2iZ $50
NOrth-Caroliua, 1925 735
SoIti-CarOiiId. l0.s ~, 800
"a . a.,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-14

THE Subicriber having thoughts of re-
j moving TO the Weltern country. has
come to determination 70 fell his MILL.
PROPERTY, fituated on Cat Harpen and
Little Bull Run, in Prince William county,
fate of Virginia, miles from Haynarket,
40 from Leefburg and IS from Alexandria.
ut. One Merchant Mill, so feet by 40,
J tories high, firit tory Gonc, the balance
frame pair OF burrs, Al and feet dia-
meter, with Evans machinery complete for
manufacturing
I'D. ago yds above the fri mentioned, A
Corn or GriR Mill, 81 by 16 feet, Tories
high, firit ltory itone, the balance frame !
pair of itoneS, and a calculation for another
pair, and adjoining is Saw Mill-both new
built within the lait five years.
A good Dwelling Houfe, tories high,
large and convenient, and two lmall dwell
lings for coorers and mil'ers, and all the
neceliary out buildings, meat houle, ki,ch-
cn,habie, cooper ihop, ice houfe (filled with
lce1, and feveral good fprings of water, to-
2ether with Lot OF about II acres of land,
with a variety Of fruit trees.
The ftream is lafting, and affords water to
work tie mills at all lcalons, as they require
but little, having the advantage of 5reat
fall, and ALTO of working the fame water
- ~ 49, - y 'SNi ONStltiON WHICH,,
and then over'a go feet over:hot one. The
IPropertyis furrounded by fine wheat and
corn country, and the fociety good.
ALTO can be had, Leafe Lot OF feveral
| hundred acres, within one mile of the mills.
A more particular deicrption is thought 10
be unnecefldry, as no purchafer will buy
without firit viewing the property. The
! terms fhail be accommodating, and poGeiIion
/ gwen as foon as the crop now on hand is
manufactured and polctlicn of forne of the
buildings and lots early in the fprine, in
ieaion TO. cultivation. The title viii be a
warrantee. For further information, apply
to Joseph DEAN, Alexandria, who will
make the terms known, or the hbfcriber ON
| the Preniies, who will make the title.
MhIo-3t BENZ AMIN LEAN.
New Hore Mills, March 3
N. b. IF the above property'is not fold
by the 18th of May, twill then be offered
az public auction. A large Tract of Land
adjoining the above property will be difpo-
led of On good terms B. DEAN.
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COMMUNICATIVE.

~HE fubicribers having entered into CO.
Il partnerihip in',hc Blackfmith buGnels
IT will be earried'on under the firm of
RICHARD ROCK '& Co.
at the old itand, Union-freet, where cuao-
mers and others can be accommodated at the
fhorteit notice. Having complete flock of
raw materials on hand, they will be able to
execute any orders in their line at the fhort-
cit notice. RICHARD ROCK,
HORACE FIELD.
Ne b. Thofe perlons who have not fer :
tied their accounts with the late firm of
Field s. Rock, will pIeale to take notice, un-
lefs payment is made by, the firit Of April
next, they will be put IN the hands of pro +.
per officers for collection and all thofe in
debted to Richard Rock will make paymen,
to Horace Field, as he is duly authorized 10
receive the fame. RIGHT ROCK.
February as.
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FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND, containing ,s7
4 l. acres, more or lefs, lying on Ocoanan
Bay, in the county Of Fairfax, and Iiste of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob'tI. Thomp-
ION and WIN Malon. 1t is prefuned thoie
oenrous Of Purchafng will view the land,
ana themielVes judge of its peculiar advan-
'ageS. One third of the purchafe money
VIII be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
fruit to iecure the payments.
THOMSON p, MASON.
December 1s, ~
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For. SALE-

g WISH to sell or rent nv farm on
4 Retirement, three and ba,f mics
rem Alexandra. tits a valuable farm
aad Contains lo7 acres, about 40
which may be sown down in small graf
this fall Ten acres are in timothy ans
90 more suitablG--Tbere is a plen-
ty oil good timber, ard the place is we'll
watered, and under an excellent fence.
l will make the terms accommodating
e purchaser. II is not sold will
'Hg itou; on shares or for certain rent.
" l wish to sell good second
and wagon and cart, and will take tim.
or in payment
GEO ATKINSON.
Sept. A. FIJI
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
For SALE Ann go LET.
TO LEE.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as DrJ Good Store. Pos
session win De giEcn On ,hc first day of
Nav. IL. L Y.NN.
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To LET.

4 convenient frame dwelling house
on Pitt street, near to Princess street.
Containing sig good rooms, and fitted
to accommodate one or two fanilies
with ground newly fenced in for large
garden--,wo or three springs of good
water near the premises--Possessior
will be given immcdiate!y--For terms
apply 10
MandeUille g. Larmour.
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TO LET,
Wo STORY BRICK HOUSE,

'HE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
i and LOT, on Henry itreet. a, preient
occupied by Daniel Cawood--this houfe is
calculated TO accommodate genteel fami.
ly: PorefIion may be lad on the fifteenth
OF April; foi terms apply to
JENNA MUTT.
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.BOO1IS 81 SHOES.

of the belt materials end in the mott work.
manlike manner. From their long practice
and thorough knowledge of the buiineis,
they feel confident of being able to give
entire iatisfaetion to thofe who may favor
them with their cuftom.
Three or four Apr ENTICES will
taken to the above bulinefs.
February 26, ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-14
LIND ROR SALE.
Sent S.

In the County OF Fsirfax; about Is
miles from hlexandria, anu the same
distance from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under 600
fencing, and lies in handsome square
ut four fields, which all concentrate
n one yard, with q new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed IN each fcld
rom the earn with no troubie. There
Is sufiiciency OF timber to suppor'
the place for number of years the,
is from $50 to SEQ acres, fifteen
meadow, now III cultivation. The in
prorcmeats arc frame Dweliiny
large enough for any size family, viii
every necessary out house, we'll water
ed, and excellent springs, large or.
chards of every kind of fruits. The
Dove land is good and viii be sold d
great bargain, on application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Alex'a, King street, Aug. is.
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Mechanics Bank Of Alex'a.

Mechanics Bank Of Alex'a,
March 4, 1917.
TNHE fockholders of this Infitution are
4 hereby notified that adividend of Eve
per cent. on the eapital flock paid in, is this
day declared, payable to them or their legal
on Friday the I4th init.
By order of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
VIM. PATTON, Jun. Callier.
March S. nm
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r.. BERRY and M. KINGyE

D ESPECTFULLY inform the public
IN that they continue the Boot and Shoe
Making Bulineis, in Royal ftrcet, next door
fou,h of the Herald Printing Office, and one
door from knight. wher. they will manu-
'faeture and keep on hand
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FOR SALE,

a TRACT OF LAND, containing zAo
1 =. acrrs, lying in the county of Wet
moreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of Rohier's Creek-the greater part
OF which is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, fnitabIe for fhip-buiiding, ire
wood, &c For terms enquire Of
]. f. CALDWELL.
October 0. If
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NOTICE.

Fire InJlar6nrt Company 9fAlesaadri1.
lRfurance Office, March 10.
Vie Stockholders IN tlis InGitution are
4 hereby notified that they are required
to pay at this Office an infalment of one dol
lar per flare on each hare of ROck refpeet
lively held by them, on or before the Sth day
of May next
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
J.B. NICHOLS, Soc'ry.
March IA. FtSthMav
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a IL Perfons indebted to the ellate of
"a JosEPH HUBER, dcccaled, la,e of
Dumfries, are requeltcd to make payment
to the fubicriber without delay. and fuch as
have claims againfthe iaid cliate are de6red
TO exhibit them to the fdbfcriber for paw
ment as ioon as practicable.
GEORGE f. HUBER.
Admr of Jofph Huber, deceafed.
DumfrieS, Feb ~ al. I'm
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That elegant establishment or Jet
terSon street, cnmmodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
4od Eve good lodging rooms neatly f
a.shed, a smoke house, dairy, kitchen
stable, and every convenience, pump
onder cover, a garden well stocke
18th vegetables, and best Of water
me distance OF 200 or 800 yards--thc
- improvements are in complete repair,
me situation very Pleasant-;he rent
will be moderate, aud Immediate pos
session Siven-spply to
JOHN JACKSON.
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SO DOLLARS @t.,W iI}D.

f0r REgTO Nan, named SdNDT
NTTHO Eloped from the plantation Of
w John Oburn, in Loudoun county,
Va, 1ear Hilliboro', on the night of the 18th
of Ottober iaf, 20 years Of age, feet o or
10 inches high, we'll made, rather over the
common iile has down look, and when
ipoken to, appears to Hammer a little he
has fear on one of his wrifls, not recolleGt-
ed,whiell was occa6 oned by his having been
tied with cord, and on his breal are whelks
or ridges in the Relh, as is (ometimes natu-
raj IN the African tribe. He was formerly
the property of Al,rabam Young, deceafed,
IN the city of Wilmington, aud was RATED in
that place, and it is probable he is in that
Deighborhood, as lie has mother, filters and
brothers there. I viii give the above re-
ward appreciated III that place and iecu-
red in jail, but il aPprehended in Loudoun
county, or at the diilance of az miles from
home, twenty i've dollars, or fun appor-
toned, on thele terms, to the difance at
which he may ~ apprehended. Informa-
ton to be directed 70 the fubfcriber, near
Hillfooro, Loudoun county, Va.
3. OSBURN.
February 70, sw
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NOTiCE.

lNOI1CE
NE Council will proceed to the APP
a pointment of the following officers on
Saturday the 9Th iAf viz the fuperinten-
dent of police; the keeper of the powder
houie the keeper of the posr-houfe the
clerk of the market; the collector of tax
es the superintendent of watch; the
watchmen; the phyfciantc The poor houle,
and the coudables. Extract.
Tet, l. P. THOMPSON,
March "a. G. C
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PUBLIC SALE
On SATURDAY 'he 9TH day OF TUNE,
k}ILL be ioli TIC the hieheR bidder, if
w not Prevotny fold at private ial -,my
E9R.}E

On which nov refde; ii contains about
So acre Of Land lying about one and an
half M rom alexandria, near the new
powder houfe; onft IS a-edmfo sable Dwell
ling tiouie, and r4ceaaly out -houf-s with
an apple and Pesch orchard, an excel ent
garden, abou fire acres in tirlothv. about
ten more iuitable for meadow, upwards of
40 in wheat and rye, and about +, in clover
all of which Looks very promiGng. This
land is we'll wsteIed, IT has feyerai lpriD.s
omit iurpafied by none in the diitrict; and
TOR health. | believe II to be the hea!thiet in
she neighborhood, having neither chiils
nor levers in my family Gncc | cwned II
labout s years land for beauty, exceeded
by none IT lies On ridg:, half mile in
vi w OF Alexandra and the river Potomac ::
1t IS divided Iuto two fields, which is well
calculated for twp farms, about 20 acres
each. will divide it in fmall lots to fuit
Purchaiers. Platter acts upon this land
beyond exprelion, my lafi years. crop ave
ragged from IS to 40 bufhelS per acre. This
place would fuit any gentleman in town
who wines TO keep clear of market and
doctors books. Or any poor man who has
to live by induffry there Is hay, clover
and hraw enough for II or 10 cows, which
is profitable wheR properly managed Pof-
ieiilon can be given Immediately. 1t can
be iold ona very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON.
ALSO--so, 900 three year old Thorns,
IT immediate application is made. C.
4.
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$50 D0ELAaS itEWAR,8
. AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, aNe.
IN sro Man, named
PfFER.

about feet 6 inches high, well fer and &C
tive, likely face, rather droops.and has ilat
mole he is good waterman, great feline
knitter, and understands the feline buGnefs .
It is likely he may endeavor to get TO lea, or
iomewhere eife, by water. Whoever takes
up and iecureS iaid negro in jail, 70 that I
get him again, ihall receive. if taken within
so miles, Fifty Dollars; if 100 miles, One
Hundred Dollars and if farther difance
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, paid by
WILLIAM HOLLIS,
Matters of veneis are forewarned not to
carry off or harbor iaid negro, on penalty Of
paying me one thouiand dollars damage.
March 7. 9w
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$50 DOLLARS BEWARE.
u AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
N Monday laf, a Negro Fellow, named
z RAN M KsC0E.

about S feet or Inches high, ~ or as
years of age, light co mplexion, has o re tooth
out before, frnaIl black whCkers, his h fore
head, and is likely well made fellow: took
with hun ava,c,y of clothing. which it is
deemed nnheceiiary to particularife. tc
was feen in Alexandria, and imagine he
has gone on to Baltimore, and from thence
Will endeavor 10 ger 10 Philadelphia, with
the expectation OF obtaining his freedom.
will give the above reward if faid fellow
is lodged in any jail 70 that get him AGAIN,
and pay ali reafonable expenies if brought
10 my reGdcnce in Fairfax county, near A.
iexandria. WILLIAM PEAKE.
March 2. IT
b The editors of the National IntelE-
gencer, Philadelphia Democratic Prefs, and
Winchester Constellation are reGuelted TO
infert the ahove advertisement twice week
tor weeks ard fend their accounts to this
office for col lection.
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10 LEE.

Alex'a, King street, Aug. is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-14
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March IA.