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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

NoRroLK, Jan. 28-The following in
telllgence was communicated to the
Keeper Of tue Steam Boat Hotel Read
Ing Room Books, by passenger in the
Cutter Flying Fish Just before the
Gutter leitSt Thomas, whichwas the 10Th
inst. gentleman arrived there from the
Main, bringing accounts of recent en-.
gagrmenl between the Patriots and Roy
ilc former were totally defeated. Ano-
thcr battle was expected to be fought in
few days at T0rredos, which il was
supposed would decide the fate of That
province. Herald.
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INDIAN Queen Tavern.
January 81,

ID ELLErT e p. PHILLIPS respectfully inform their
friends and the public they have commenced bush
n the above establishment aud pledge themselves
The utmost attention aud regularity Of system will be OBJ
served. 20 render their establishment n every res.
pect comfortable and cyery pains taken give genersa
satisfaction 20 those who may favour them with pre-
ference.
~ There Is at present vacancy foT few BOARD.
FRS, "a addition 10 tl0u present uVWbeF.
January "a. sS3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

Of the class, the privilege of bearing his
body to the grave.
Resolved, That l6 of our number be
appointed TO perform that duty, and that
they appear in full mourning.
Resoiced, That the class meet at this
place, at half past ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
on Monday next, and proceed hence,
In procession, TO the house of the de-
ceased.
Resolred, That an orator be appointed
TO deliver his eulogium, Oh some day pre-
vious 10 the close of the course.
Resoired, That a copy of these proceed
ings be inserted in some of the public
prints of this city.
BY orderof the meeting,
JAMES RAMSAY, Chairman.
WIN. Ii. WHARTON, Sec'ry.
AT a meeting ofthe Medical Society of
Philadelphia, at their Hall, Jan. 24iil, 1918,
the following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted:
Impressed with deep sense of the loss
which the profession of Medicine has
sustained in the death of DR.. CAsPAR
WIsrAR. late professor of Anatomy in
the University of Pennsylvania, and TO
testify their sorrow for the same, and the
high veneration i'll which they hold the
memory of the deceased. The members
OF the Philadelphia Medical Society do
unanimously resolve,
That they Will wear Grape on the left
arm during the remainder of ,he present
session
Tha! they will assemble in The Hall
OF the Society, OF Monday the Goth in
slant. at IL O'clock A. NJ. thence To move
III body and join in The funeral pro-
cesslon ofthelr late lllustrious fellow mem
Der.
That a member be appointed TO pre-.
pare and deliver an eui0gy commemora-
tive of the virtue and character of the de-
ceased.
That without transacting any of lis
customary business their Society do I'M
mediate!y adjourn.
n. CHAPMAN, NJ. ID. Pres't.
JAMES p. FREEMAN, Scc'ry.
The College of Physicians are par,icn
lariy invited TO attend the funeral OF DIR.
Caspar Wistar, this morning at Eileen o.
Ctock, froni his late dwelling at the corner
ofFOurth and Prune-streeis.
Uonday Goth Janueyy, 1918.
At joint meeting of the Trustees and
Professors of the University of Pennsvl-
vanla, and of the members of the Ameri-
can Philosophical Society, held at the
Hall of the latter, on the 2}d inst. i: was
unanimously Resolved, That the Trus
tees, Professors, and Members, will as
semble at the Hall of the Society, on
Monday, the Goth inst. al ii o'clock in
the forenoon, 10 proceed thence to attend
the funeral of DIR. Caspar Wistar, late
Professor of Anatomy III the University,
aud President Of the American Philoso-
p!ical Society.
By order of the meeting,
WIN. TiLGHMAN, Chairman,
J. VAUGHAN, Sec'ry.
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IMPORFANT

Extract Of a lette, from yeyson Of high
respectaJihty IN LoHdoH, to lis friead an
his city, dafed Dee. 18th, 1917.
"Tbe British Government has at length
agreed, al the request OF the Allied Pow
ers of Europe. to become the mediator
between Spain and her colonies.
Phil. Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

Nsw YORK, January 26.--A letter re-
ceived in this city from Havana, menti-
ous that the new Spanish corvette snip -,
formerly the Gen. Scott, of about 80 guns,
which recently sailed from thai port, man
ned with a Spanish crew, to convoy some
merchant vessels 10 Porto Rico, and
thence proceed 10 Porto CaveIlo, has been
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&aOtice.

THNHE subscriber being necessarily called from home
he has appointed WIN. T. BhRBIrr, near the town
Of Columbia, in Fluvanna county, transact his bust
for him ia the state Of Virginia during his absence
WM. .. JOHNSON.
January 81. s5.wa
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taken, with the whole of her convoy, by
a Patriot Pricafeer. The letter states
that at the first fire from the privateer,
the crew of the corvette all deserted their
quarters and she was taken by boarding.
Mer. Adj
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GNMMoMAer.

HE subscriber agent the proprietor of the Nire
man Mis- Keeps constantly isr sale very favor
able terms +, IF & FFF GUNpOWDER which he wal
rants 10 be equal in quality any manufactured IN the
u ola'es. u. BAKER, Dock row.
JahuATy27. 2.2,nif "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Notice.

TIME co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of PENN 4 HAN.
NON, was dissolved on the Goth of April
last, by mutual consent. The business
ha. been conducted since and will be IN
future, under the firm Of WILLIAM e
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
fol-, mer firm.
Have now on hand, and offer tor sale al
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, q hand.
some assortment OF
PLAIN and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
Sideboaris Il Ladies work stands
Beaureaus HCandle stands
Tables Sofas
Bedsteads fEasy chairs
Secretary e book Hair and moss mat
cases k trasses, &C. &C.
All of which will be sold at the most re.
duced prices for cash, or to panctual Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above bust.
ness will be punctually attended to, and
all those that please to favor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj Satisfaction.
WM. 4 WALTER HARMON.
November 2 #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Land for Sale.

TyHE Subscriber offers for sale, about
5000 acres of land in Fairfax cOun-
ty. not more than from seven to nine
miles from Alexandria. The property
70 we'll watcred, has a suf'icicncy of
wood, and Gvdging from the condition OF
small and well cultivated farms that ad-
Join it, it is highly susceptible of i'm
pfovement.-Iti is at present divided in-
TO tenements, of from one to two hun
dred acres, each provided with dwell
Ing house, out houses, a garden and or
chard and might, Of course, be laid of
into four or FIVE very compact farms.
The principal object Of the subscriber,
being the introduction of good SYSTEM
Of husbandry Into bis neighbourhood, he
will sell On very moderate terms, give
long credit on the irhois amount Of the
purchase money, and require no other
interest, than what the present rent Of
the land pays, beiEg about 8 per cent. on
its estimated value.
VIM. II. FITZHuGH.
Raveasworth, August dlwsft
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Camera Obscure.

EUST arrived frnm Ncw-York, this
Cd GREAT NATURAL CURIOSI-
TY, which will be exhibited only a few
days in this place, aud will stand gene
rally in King-street, when the weather is
favorable.
/, is an octansular Building, into which
the spectators enter. and after few mo-
ments are pleasingIy charmed with the
sight Of beautiful objects, frightening the
pleasures of the spectator With continued
variety. The day Or two past, several
gentlemen have had it at their abodes for
the entertainment of their whole families.
BY desire OF others it will wait their
commands.
Admittalce e5 Csnts-Children half
price. February
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
CIRCUS.

NJ. -SpIN has the honor to inform
,he al eS.anA gentlemen 1T this city and
At, yicI.,iIy that ne has erected Crcas,
at GREAT expense, 10 accommodate those
VINO may choose "a honor him with their
pses.rCe. The Crcus will be kept warm,
AID The performance to be by candle
lioh'. which adds Spch to the brilliancy
Of the entertainment.
On .%ON,01Y EVENING, FEB. 9,
The performance to commence with the
Grand Military Entry,
By the whole Of Mr.. P+pin's celebrated
company of eqpestrilns. elegantly mount
ed
Master ThoRcs will, on one horse,
perf1rm many wonderful feats OF horse
manship.
Master .NcCdrn, the surprising youth,
orly nine wears chi, vii surprise the
spectatorS with many astonishing feats
ior youth of his sse.
The elega I horse Othello will perform
The part OF Domestic. tie will. at com.
tnand, bring his master hat, whip, ba'-
kct, handkerchief, etc. etc. And con-
conclude by walking, trOttins and can
tering AZ cOmoand Of hi' master.
III. TIins!l, late OF the Royal Circus,
Lnadon, viii make his appearance in tins
CITY, in .he much admired scene Of the
Drunken Soldier.
Mssle, Coiy, the celebrated American
herU, will. on one horse, perform many
wonderful teats oI Craftsmanship.
Great Vaulting,
By SIC. Garcia, who will vault right and
l5ts over hi, horse, at the same tine The
horse Is leapirg over bolts and bars.
- Mr.. Td;nell, the Tying hOrseman, will
on one horse perform many elegant and
graceful Ieats he will leap over four gar
tiers, aud conclude by wonderful Leap
through a IIeg,hSad, his Horse in full
speed. The whCle 10 conclude with the
admired sCeae of the
TQii0r'S Journey TO BrsaJ0rd,
by M. Parker. from ;he Royal Circus,
Lnnd1n, h!a hrst appearance IN this dis
tict.
Doors 10 open at six, and the perform
snce to commence at seven o'clock.
Box One Dollar. Pit Seyenty-fve eta !;
Children Fifty Cents ColOred Persons
Fifty Cents, for whom place will be cx-
cluSiyely appropriated. Fec. 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Sicily Madeira Wine.

IT AND1NG from the schr Phoebe and
IA Sally, Can't. Harding, and for sale
by LAWRASON e FOWLE,
10 pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of q superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO,
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
20 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens dc.
S tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Notice

us hereby given the stockholders OF the
4 Faifax Turnpike Company, that the
4th 5th 9th 9TH sth 9th and 10th install
ments OF . dollars each on the capital
stock OF said company are called TOR,
PAYABLE On The 18th Of March, lst OF A
pril, 18Th OF April, LIST Of May, 18th OF
Nav, LIST of June and 18th Of Juns,' TO
Joseph Ingle, Treasurer, Washington or
TO Beriamin q. Thornton, Fairfax. Va.
By order of the Directors,
DANIEL CARROLL, OF Dudn. Pres.
FebruarJ9 MI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Vaccine Institution.

TVIlE Small Pox having recently ap-
pcared i'll Leesburgh and Frede-
ricktown, the citizens Of Alexandria are
respectfully solicited to send such pauper
children as they may be acquainted with
to the house of the subscriber. He be-
lieyes that there are few Of that class, Ell
Their white or black, who have not already
been secured against its contagion ; but
would be happy atShis time to ascertain
the fact distinctly by examining their
arms. Any public notice addressed to
The individuals concerned would be nuga-
tory, as most Of them arc unable to read,
aud 1t is on that account that he sOlicits
the aid Of the citizens to whom the news
papers are acce sible.
GUST. a. BROWN, NJ. ID.
February St
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New Piano Forte Music.

VNHE following are part OF the Piano
Forte Music lately received Tor
sale by the subscriber, viz
Steibelt's Grand Concerto, in which is
introduced an imitation Of storm
Haydn's Grand Orchestra Sipfouia
Martini's Grand Overture to Henry ~.
s Sonatas BY Nicola, op. IL
g. do. by Dussek, oP. %
S do. by Steibelt, op. 81
6 do. by Hook, OF. "a
Q do. by Dussek, No. l and Q
4 do. by Nicola, No. 0, l, 2and S
Kotzwga's Battle Of Prague
SonatnOs by Pleyel
5 do. by Stsibclt, op. -
4 dc. by Pleyel, No. I, 2.S & q
January 90 X, GRAY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Union Tavern.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
Il the public generally, that he has
had the above House completely repaired
for the reception Of travellers: IT is stu
ated on Eing-street, adjoining the pubic
square; and by the attention Of himself,
and servants, he hopes to merit the Patro-
mage of any gentleman who will honor
him with call-and as for stablage
there is none better in the state.
?. FOLEY.
.Leesburg, Feb. 4 ct
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Vaudeville & Larmour,

OFFER FOR SALE,
30 A DRUMS Turkey figs
AcD4 90 bales, sacks and boxes
soft shelied almonds
200 boxes muscatel y bloom raisins
so casks first quality colored Co
shen cheese .
so casks western butter, for family
use.
600 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 90 bbls. whiskey
5 hhds recti6ed do;
10 hhds. northern rum
pipe superior Holland gin
so hhds. Barbados bright molasses
40 hhds. lst and Cd quail. sugars
$50 bags Hav. & st. Domingo coffee
case nutmess and cloves
9 seroons fOtant indigo
With wines, liquors, and grocc les as
usual.
NB. Grocers and families can be
supplied at the lowest prices, with mould
and dipped candles Of their own manu-
factory, of superior qualities to those i'm
portei from the eastward. Boxes ex.
changed. January
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Furnace Ware.

furnace Ware.
FSIE subscribers, sole agents for the
a Hampshire Furnace, have received
aud will constantly keep a supply OF the
following articles:
Pots from No. to 10
Dutch ovens do do
Oval do do do
Gridirons; skillets; msrtars
Pestlcs; tea kettles; wash kettles
Androns cloaths boilers, &c.
10 and 6 plate stoves
Franklin do
Cast iron mauld and land sides
Which they offer upon as cheap terms
as they can be bought in the district.
Castings of any description can be had
from the furnace upon short notice.
CALDWELL 4 JACKSON.
January 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Boiling Cloths,
Notice.

yFNHE stockholders of the MEcHAN-
Ios' BANK OF ALEXANDRIA are
hereby notified that an election will be
held at the Court House on Monday the
sh day OF March next, for the purpose
VI electing fifteen di,ectors to serve the
e'I%s'Ng year. P. Ii. MINOR,
fs''sary 5 Cashiec
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
THE .ATRE,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB. II,
Will he repc:ted the grand spectacle Of
VlM0V& the TARTAR,
WITH ENTIRE NEW SCENERY, MACHINE
RY,paEsS8s AND DECORATIONS.
The scenery painted by MIR Grain and ]
assistants, the machinery by Messrs.
Warden, Ashe and assistants.
Timour Khan Of the Ar-
CHAN 'l'artars) Mr.. Caldwell
.Asb prince Of Mingre-
1il Mrs. Iegg
Barmedd;n Mr.. CARR
hbIalcc +. Embertcn
Octar HAYES
Kerm ! 2rival chiel- ( Parker
tains in loves
sanballa, with Selma Iatns'l
Orasmin Emherton
OslOu bntwisie
Georgians, Tartars, Africans, &c.
Mess-s. Wynne, Stewart, &c.
Zor;Ida Princes of
MiusreIia) Mrs. Duraug
Selma (n love with
Keriml Monier
Li,ka Miss Trajetta
a description Of TIE most prominent scene
ry, &c.
Act I. The interior OF Timour's For
tess, with BRIDGEin the back ground
gu one side of the stage POWER 10
which Agib is confined. A MAGSIFl-
CENT PROCESSION Of the Tartars o.
yer the Bridge on HORSEBACK, con-
Quoting ZoRILDA. who is mounted on a
Courser richly caparisoned the couR-
SEN xNEELs aud Zorilda diSmounts.
Scene 5. A SPIRITED T0URNA.
MENr. Timuur and Zorilda enter and
seat themselves on throue. to witness the
Combat Of Ke'9m s. Sanballat,
who at that mcment enter the LISTS ON
HORSEBACK. Kerim's Horse takes
Fart in the combat, and drags Sanbatat
to the ground. X rim dismOuuts and
proposes to renew he co:rbtt on foot
the horses are led awav and the fight be-
gins. Kerim fails aad loses hIs sword !;
his rival ,ushes 10 despatch him: at that
instant,
Kr~im's Horse inicrpo$eS to SAFE has
Master.
SShballst in fury slabs the Horse,
Uho fats and erpires at his Masters
feet.
Act Q. A splendid BRIDAL CHAM
Der, belonging TO rin'eur.
The last Scene represents IIMouR,s
FORTRESS BY MOONLIGHT. A tREMEN-
DUUS CATARACT Il WATERFALL
over which is an arched bridge. One side
of the stage represents the EXTERIOR OF
TIMoun's FoRTREsS. A variety OF small
Ter Towers and Terraces appear IN the
perspective.
Duripg this scene, the Georgians and
Mingrelians engage the IartarS on horse
and loot. Timour himself On HORSE
BACK appears and encourages his troops
he becomes personally engaged, and is
di,mounted-he is pursued and not hay
ing time 70 enter P0RTCULLlS lead
ing 10 the interior of his castle, he climbs
the battlements, and reaches in safety the
TURRET's TOP-he brings forth Zoril-
da and threatens to destroy her unless
Asib, who has escaped to the Georgians,
is restored to him-she breaks from him
and runs to the bridge, from which she
leaps into the water--Asib on horseback
rushes after her.-rhe Georgians with
BATTERING-RAM make breach in
Timour's castle-ALL THE HORSES
ENrER.-At the conclusion. of the &c.
neral Engagement, Agib having recover
ed his mother, retains leith her on horse
brck. TIMOUR Is OVERTHROWN,
but ZOrilda sPares his life at the interces-
sion of Asib and OglOu.
PRECEDING TIE SPECTACLE,
Will be presented the celebrated comedy
called
THREE s. DEUCE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Boarding.

AIRS. WADs WORTH has removed
l$a to Pitt-,treet, between Prince and
Dnke streets, opposite the new St. Paul's
Church, where she can accommodate Ia
dies and gentlemen with genteel buard-
ing. January IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Patons & Butcher

y AVE received. aud offer for sale,
IA assortment of TEN PLATE
SiJyES, handsome patterns, finished
c..ap,eie. 10th mo. 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09

At Auction in Baltimore,
on TUESDlT, a4TH FEBRU.iRT,
500 Packages China. Glass
and Queens Ware.
DENJAMIN BI.AGGE t5 Co No. l
ID North Charles street. Baltimore, in
tending to change their present line Of
business. will sell their entire stock, con-
si5tipg OF
CHlNA--CuPs anu saucers
do plates
do tsihcs
do mullins
Elegant tea sets
GLASS of all kinds
QUEEN's WAR&-blue print. plates,
twiAers aud mullins
Blae printed cups and saucers
dn tea pots, sugar aud cream
DO els, pitchers, etc,
Myrtle tea vac
Enamel!sd du. dishes. plates, mullins,
bowls, tea Setts-together with CON.
plAie assortment For town and country.
Country aud city dealers will find it
for their interest to attend, as the whole
will be sold without reserve on 4, and
Q mouths credit for approved endorsed
notes. APPLETON & DALI,
Auctioneers.
Baltimore, Feb. 9 tS'
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Sales at auction.
BIZ p. G.. .MaRsTELLER.
Book Auction.

THIS EVENING, 6 o'clock,
Will be snld, at the auction room, &
large and general assortment Of BOOKS,
consisting of Law, Theology. Poems:
History, Novels, Romances and Miscei.
'any-Catalogues of which may be had at
the auction room, aud The books viewed
on the morning Of the day Of sale.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
February 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-09
Package Sale of Spring Goods
AT NO. LoRMAN ROW, HANovERsT.
BALTIMORE.

on THURSDAY, e67H INST.
NV e shall sell by auction, One Hun:
Y! dred and Seventy Packages BIZ
fish and other Dry Goods-upof libe:
raj credit. APPLETON 4 DALI,
Auctioneers:
Baltimore, Feb. 9 is
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THREE s. DEUCE.
OOSAAD s. PAYIE.

- Tickets aud places for the boxes to
be taken of Mr.. Howard, at the Box o.
flee on Monday from 10 O'Clock Till 3, and
from 5 until the conclusion Of the per.
Torrance.
NJ To prevent an undue occupation
otNeats, which gentlemen have been at
the trouble OF taking in the course OF the
dsv, it is particularly requested that they
will send their servants as soon as the
doors are open, to keep their respective
benches until they arrive themselves.
2 The audience not only having been
auuoyed, but the managers seriously M
iured, by persons unlawtully descending
from the gallery into the boxes, they give
this early notice to say that none but
persons Of color can in future be admit
ted into 1t.
DOORS to be opened at half past ) and
the curtain to rise at halt past 6 precisely
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-24
so Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Saturday morning, the
n 18th inst. negro George, or George
Griffin, the property OF Miss MCah, ey
trode mailer. and understands some part
of the blacksmith's business; he IS about
so years Of age, 5 Get or inches high,
Stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. He IS a
very arlnl fellow and has been IN the habit
Of obtruding hinselfas free man, and will
no doubt attempt to pass as such, and pro-
baby Get work-has down look when
spoEen Tolls clothes notrecoIlected, ha-
Wing yarioas suits. :.
A reward of 10 dollars will be given 1t
,,ken in TIE town or county, 20 in the coun-
~ az Washington or Fairfax, or the above
y,.y,rl IL taken 50 miles from town, with
all reasonable charges it brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
hsrhor;ng or carrying of said runaway, as
5.ev will be dealt with according to law.
~ JAMES SANDERS0N,
An0uSt IL
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID away from the subscriber, about
IL the 4th of August, Negro Women
LOUIZA-she is % years old, about . feet
Eve inches high, and stout has some OF her
front teeth out, and is apt TO laugh when
spoken to; she has sister MarInda, and
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has been barbOred for two
weeks, and left there TO come home, but
has moi done so. lexpect she can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandra, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward if brought home, or lodged
in Jail so that get her again.
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September 8 dit