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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
BY JOHN JACKSON q Co.

TOMORROW, at 10 A. NJ.
VIII be sold at cur Auction Rooms.
Union-street,
&c boxes mould candles
bbis mOlasses
8 tierces fresh rice
90 boxes pipes
10 bbls herring
3 hhds. muscovado sugar
SIS bbls. Albany beer and porter
a kegs gunpowder
10 boxes woollen and cotton cards
Q boxes and 10 demJChns Madei-
ra Wine
pipe and Dbl. FIR. brandy
-. IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
Q bales ticklen5urgs
9 hessians
Aquantity damaged linens
l bale superfne cloths, blues. blacksj
drabs. olives and browns
! bale cassimeres, assorted colors
l real company bandannos
! case levantines, first quality
Superb merino shawls
Second quality do.
Levantine shswls, hosiery
Black lace wells, null null muslins
Linen cambria handkerchiefs
Uncut silk velvet, taffaia ribbons
Checks, shir:ings, chambrays
Pocket handkerchiefs, beaver gloves
Ga Carlisle ginghans, tapes
Counterparee, cords, velvets
Tribe gilt coat buttons, cotton balls
Pins, Canton handkerchiefs
Irish linens and long lawns
7 bales 70 brown linens.
Also,
A quantity Of ready made clothing:
Conditions at sale.
rr JOHN JACKSON < Co. Auct.
February 8
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aiiOring.

uENRY P. Whitney has CON-
III mcnced the above business at the
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, and
puts in his claim for share of the public
patronage. He keeps on hand select
assortment Of broad cloths, which he will
manufacture much cheaper than the Gus
tomary prices.
Ready Made Clothes,
Of every description, constantly for sale
very low for cash, together with choice
variety Of Groceries.
January 81 -. tuths3t
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F2NiiE subscriber has this day receH-
Il cd, large aud elegant assort-
aentcf Boitiug Cloths, OF a saperiorqua-
| y, which vii be offered for sale at the
store Of Messrs. Butts L Cawuod, King
street, A!ex'a, where he,inteads keeping
4 Complete assortment IN FUTURE.
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
John G. Ladd & Co.

~ W.
EAFFER FOR SNlE,
50 tons assortei Swedes iron
20 pieces Russia : Duck
40, DO Ravens
s. do Russia ,heetiUgs
- khdS musCOyadOl Smear
ITO bbis. mascoyadO ''
90 chests young dyson
so boxes do Tea
5 chests imperial
Is bags Jamaica pi.neDtO
9OO lbs. cassil
Race and ground ginger
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles
i2O do brown and yellow soap
5 bbls spermaceti0
10 do tanners Oil
90 cases ference
20 bb,s No Boston beef
90 CASKS Goshen cheese
IS ticrCes rice
50 boxes Ne . and chocolate
, cases Spanish chocolate
100 bushels CadiZ salt
Casks Madeira, Sherry, Tenerilfe
aud Malaga Wines
II b6l' gin
Is do pitch
10 kegs tobacco
90 b0ls glsuber salts
So boxes Double Refined Italian
birthstone
bbl indigo
80 boxes short and long pipes
Crates Liverpool " are
900 gcat skins
Cases meas, women's and chill
deu's shoes
Eases meas snd boys 6ne and
coarse hats
, cases leather hats
700 tOns plaster paris
lTj grind>toueS
10 casks cut nails assorted sizes
600 do ThumastOwp aud Rhode
I-laud lime
1000 bushels Albany Oats
Bales India Goods, consisting of
Chi,taoilly and Luckipore Baitas
Mon SanuahS and Beerboon Gurrahs
Madras and Bandanna handkerch'fs
and Ch"ppaS
Hue Glllas and Pulhcat
Rrmal>, Seer suckers aud Nankins
BateSCeEman Goods, consistingof
Linens, D1wiss, Hessiaus, Tlckieu-
turss, OsnSburss
White aud brown Rolls
l box looking glasses
$50 nests b ,xeS aud pails
Nests measures
Faxoa's axes; plnaghs
Sagsr Loaf, writing and letter paper
900 los corlsse, asserted sizes
\ suit Of sails for Schr OF 80 tons
II d 'gGlyFuni!are, consisting Of
Bureaus, 5elstcs DIS, folding desks
&c SIC &c,
, January "a sw
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Wanted to Purchase,

4 LAD, from II to 90 years OF age,
a Who has been accustomed to house
s,rvire and carriage driving. For one o'
good character liberal price will be
given. For particulars enquire at this
oIHrs Jan. Sl-St
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Fish Barrels.

AOAA A<NsA NASs
II WILL. contract to deliver at POmon-
key warehouse, by the Goth March
next, from 500 to 1000 white and red oak
FISH BARRELS, at the market price.
WM. ID. BEALL,
near Piscataway.
Janugry l9
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Mississippi Stock

ENOR sale by the subscrihers-whO
wish to purchase FLAXSEED-
and have Just received for sale,
10 bales tow cloth, aud lew bags
soft shelled almonds.
JOHN KErTELL z co.
January go 2w
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Boarding.

AIRS. wADSWORTH has removed
80 To Piit-street. between Prince and
Duke streets, opposite the new st, PauPs
Church. where she can accommodate Ia
dies and gentlemen with gen'eel board
;py January %
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I.awrason & FeWlc

Lawrason & Fewle
HAyE for sale, ianding from the schr.
HI May. & Polly, captain Taylor,
from Boston,
81 bar, els Muscovado sugars
10 chests Imperial tea, Of superior
quality
8 bags pepper
IS boxes figs Jan. "a
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VIMOVR the TARTAR,
w,Tu ENTIRE NEW SCENERY, MACHINE
nv. DRESSES AND DECORATIONS.
III. scenery painted BY Mr.. Grain and
assistants, the machinery by MessTs.
Warden. A,he and assistants.
Timour (khan Of the At
CHAN Tartars) Mr.. Caldwell
Asib prince Of Mingre-
Iia> Mrs. Legg
Bermeddin Mr.. Carr
AbJalec 4. Einberton
Octar raves
Kerim ! srival chief { Parker
tains in love-
sanballat with selma ratnell
Orasmin Emberion
Oglou Entwisle
Georgians, Tartars, Africans, &c.
Messrs. Wynne, Stewart, nc.
Zorilda Princess Of
MingreIia) Mrs. Entwisle
Selma lin love with
Eeriml Monier
Liska Miss Trsjetta
a description Of The most prominent scene
ry, &c.
Act l. The interior of Timour's For
ttess, with BRIDGE in the back ground
en- one side of the stage POWER in
which Agib is confined. A MAGNlFI-
CENT PROCESSION Of the Tartars D.
yer the Bridge on HORSEBACK, con-
Quoting ZoR1LbA, who is mounted on a
Courser richly caparisoned the couR-
SER xNEELs aud Znrilda dismounts.
Scene S. 4 SPIRITED TOURNA-
MENT. TimOur and ZoriIda enter and
seat themselves on thrones to witness the
Combat Of Keram 8 Sanballat,
who at that moment enter the LISTS ON
HORSEBACK. Kerim's Horse takes
part in the combat, and drags Sanbaliat
to the ground. kerim dismOunts and
proposes to renew the combat on foot
the horses are led away aud the light be-
gas. Ksrim falls and loses his. sword I;
his rival rushes to despatch him: at that
instant, .. , 80
XS~im's Horse interposes TO sare has
Master.
Sanballst in turv labs the Horse.
Hho. falls and eCpires at his Masters
feet.
Act 9. A splendid BRIDAL CHAM
Der, belonging TO limour.
The Last Scene represents TrMouR's
FORTRESS BY MOONLIGHT. A EREMEN-
DOUS CATARACT il WATERFALL
over which i, an arched bridge. One side
of the stage represents the EXTERIOR OF
TIMouR's FORTRESS. A variety OF small
Ter Towers and Terraces appear In the
perspective.
During this scene, the GeOrgians and
alingrelians engage the Tartars on horse
and foot. Timour himself ON HORSE
BACK appears and encourages MS troops
he becomes personally engaged, and is
dismounted-he is pursued and not hav.
ing time to enter PORrCULLlS lead
ing to the interior of his castle. he climbs
the battlements, aud reaches in safety the
TURRET's TOP-he brings forth ZOril-
Va anu luIGdNcuS W uNotipy We u'iSSo
Agib, who has escaped to the Georsians,
is restored to hiul--she breaks from him
and runs TO the bridge, frOn which she
leaps into the water--Agio on horseback
rpshes after her.-i'he Georgians with a
BATTERING-RhM make breach in
Timour's castle-ALL THE R0RsES
EN'TER.-At the conclusion Of the &C.
neral Engagement, Agib ha.ing recover
ell his mother, retu MS tCith her on horse
back. TIMOUR Is DVERTuiiONN,
but ZOrilda spares his life at the interces-
sion of Asib and Og'Ou.
PRECEDING THE SPECTACLE,
Will be presented the celebrated comedy
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w anted,

FEMALE SERVANT. who is a
" gnod Cook, Washer ard Ironer.-
ElSo, a Girl to wait in - house. Apply
~ be pinteI. February
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| prize of $4,000 dolls.

of 10000, 2of 10000, 5 of 5,OOO,&c.
Commences DRAGGING in June neat, and
esl be completed in t,celrs days
dra:oing only.
Present price Of Tickets, IS dollars.
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Chewing Tobacco.
1nA KEGS prime Chewing To-
HUI b1ccp, (s',) just landing from,
schr Minerva, from Richmond, and for
sale by J. JACKSON Il Co.
January %
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Mechanics Bank Stock.
Oh SHARES Mechanics Bank
OO Stock for sale by
MANDEVlLLE < LARMOUR.
January %
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NATIONAL LOTTERY.

For building t1Co LancaStrian School
Houses, a Penitentiarg. aud a City
Hall, in the City Of Washington.
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Piano Forte.

Piano Forte.
ECSr received for sale, by the sub
s9 scriber. 4 yarv extensive assortment
nf MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE, con-
sistins II
Sona,as, SOnatinos. Duets, Lessons,
Waltzes, SSngs, &c. &c.
Also, one square AMI An upright caoi-
net Piano Forte. ROBERT GRAY.
Ianuary o.
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THE ATRE.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

m From, the great preparations ma
king tor TlM0UR THE TARTAR, the
public are respectfully inforned that it is
unavOidably postponed until TUESDAY
Feb. S, when it will positively be ready
far representation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-23
PLEASURE OF PAYING DEBTs.

"What q pleasure it is to pay ones
debts Sir I. Littlctan made this Oh.
servs,ion. 1t seems TO now from CON-
bination Of circumstances, each Of which
is productive Of pleasure. In the frat
place II removes that uneesineSs which a
true spirit feels from a dependence and
obligation. 1t affords pleasure 10 the
creditor, and thereby gratifes our most
social affections. 1t promotes our future
confidence, which is so very interesting
to an honest mind. II opens prospect
Of being readily supplied with THAT you
waat on future occasions. 1t leaves a
consciousness of our own virtue. And
it is measure which we know 10 be,
right, both in point Of justice aud soGnd'
policy. Finally it is the main support OF
reputation.
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From the Baltimore american

From the Baltimore .9n.rican.
Extrac, from the Log Book Of the schr.
Col Georg Armistend, Franoi, Gate.
chair, master, from Baltimore to the
Havana.
June 4, l8lS.-At 9 P. NJ. deserted
two sail a head, a ship aud pilot built schr.
the Hole in the Wall then bore ON u,
T.. N. +. distant 4 leagues. At three P.
NJ. came up with them when within
pistol shot Of the ship, she hoisted the
Swedish fla, rounded to, and fired q
broadside at US. Twas then compelled
TO heave too, and WHEN under their guns,
they still continued firing musketry and
large guns on rae, which went through
my sails and rigging. / was ordered 10
lower my boat, and send ny papers on
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ALEXANDRIA:
TUFSDAY. JUNE %, 1918.
ann, royvTrpryIrEns DETECTED.

MORE uoyNrEprEIrERs DETECTED
On Tuesday, one Of the justices oil po-
lice, accompanied BY the high constable
aud other officers, seized in an obscure
house, principal dealer in counterfeit
money, and his saddle bags, conta'nioga
lage amount of we'll executed notes on
various banks; well packed in separate
bundles, probably to the amount OF ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Tie
person taken is esteemed the most adroH
hand at the whole process OF forging on
the continent; his detection is therefore
very fortunate. The bills are generally
on the banks Of this state and Pehnsyl-
vania.
Almost every hour persons complain
at the police Office Of others Of whom they
have received bad notes. The whole
country is annoyed with this crime and
it daily increases. 1t does appear that
more efficient laws are necessary to sup
press forgery than nov exist. Vigilance
alone cannot resist it.
TN. York Columbian June IS.
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From the ". It0,k Daily .4drcr. Juns II.

from gNe ~. lOl " DaNy s1utCf' SuHe l1-
FOREIGN ERTICLEs.
The war in the East ladies has Of
length began on large scaie-the first
operations q the campaiR have been
published in the London Gazelte-anh
arprehensions are expressed that the
contest may prove more serious than
was at first expected.
II is stated that there are 1000 children
educated in charity schools in Liverpool,
under the patronage Of dissenters-
Those under the patronage Of members
of the church Of England. at something
less than 5000.
The quantity Of tin exported from G.
Britain for the last year, ending 5.h Jan.
1918, an santed to ~, 64S cwt.
Tie expectation from Liverpool in s
months. Of cotton stuffs, viz. printed
and white calicoes, dimities &c. was s9.
s64.0l0 yards.
House Of Comm ons, Lord Castlereagh
moved for an extension Of the Alien Bill
tor additional terms Of two years.-This
bill as our readers are well aware. gives
the Secretary Of state the power Of send
ing out Of the state anysuspected foreign
er without legal process.
Tie motion was opposed by Sir Samu.
ell Romily and several other members, on
the ground tina, the present circumstan-
ccs IF this coustry and nj Europe were
not such as to warrant the continuation
Of an arbitrary power in the hands Of the
executive, which is so liable to abuse. It
was coutended on the side Of Minister'S
that many OF t'~se restless and ardent
spirits, bred up in the French revolution
who had so often embroiled Europe, had
Mt yet ceased their taneful activity in e.
very country where the freedom Of the
laws aud Of the press afforded scope fc-
their exertions.
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beard. sect my rate aid tsou,D
with the register, 4 as the boat proceeded
10 the ship, they sill continued su~
at her. When the boat arrived alcrg.idrn
ny mate got on the ships deck and ne.
sented the register to the commando,
who, at the same moment, fired a psto.
at him. which he fortunately ESCAPED.
lie ordered my mate and nen back into
the boat, but il had started of with two
Of heir men, who came on board TIE
schr. and commenced pIuuderin.. They
abused me and all hands, calling US
"Yankee Rascals," although they we're
themselves Americans. They struck me
number OF times, and once with cut
lass in my left eye.
The boat belonging to the ship wss
lowered down, into which they put my
mate and men and number OF prison.
ers, and before the boat had PVT oif foe
the schooner, solley was fred among
those in il. which mortally wounded one
Of the prisoners. This man was captain
Of the ship aforementioned, aud vas
bound from Corunna to the Havana, but
had been captured that same morning.
The Spanish captain died Of his wounds
ct 10 in the evening.
My passenger, Dir. Bullet was also =.
bused and struck a knife was put to his
throat, and his money demanded, with
which he 1ss obliged to comply to pre-
serve his life. A bax containing silver
spoons. which had been put under his
care by the Spanish Consul in Baltimore
was broken open and plundered /; after
they had plundered oil the cabin furni-
ture, and clothing Of the officers, they
broke open the matches, threw overheard
aud took with them quantity Of rcwder.
They also cut oper several bales Of dry
goods, and atop. NJ. left US with IS
men on board.
The schoonei's name as for rs we could
learr, was the Dolphin, commanded by
captain Barnes, Ii days from Savannih.
manned with 40 or so men, and mcuEt>
Ing OIL: gun on pivot.
Fran. GatecbSr, capt.
David Otter
James Etchberger
Christopher O'Donne!l
James Flowers
James Ostrander
Joseph Jakin
Henry Book
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THOMAS MOORE.
{ From Bristsa's rssources'cf she United
Gy1fos

The well.krown poet, Mr.. Thomss
Moore, when quite young mar, pub
lished book, made No Of prose and verse,
in which he,very numerically, abused and
misrepresented the people Of this country.
Some little time since, however, he adj
dressed letter to Mr.. John & Hall, the
editor of the Port Folio, in Philadelphia.
IN which he expresses his deep repentance
for having slandersd America, and swings
into the opposite extreme Of unmeasuret'
praise, representing it, nor. as the eEfY
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OBED WRIGHT.

DEED WRIGHT
Extract Of letter from Gentleman IN
Mi!ledseville to his friend in Raleigh,
dated June 4.
Our metropolis has been in considsra.
Die connection Tor several days past
Capt. Obed Wright, the murderer OF the
friendly Isdians. was arrested by order
of General Jackson, the first Of last week
below this, and at his request was permit
ted to come to this place, for the purpose
of procuring some papers which he said
would be necessary at hi; trial. On
Thursday morning last, when the officer
was about to proceed on his journey, the
prisoner broke ground, aud moved with
such velocity that he succeeded in reach.
ing the top Of one Of our longest hills be.
fore he was overtaken By persons on
horseback. His conduct 90 enrsged the
officer, that he looked as il he intended
severing the fellows mead with his sword
which be "waved in fiery circles" (as
Weams would say) above the trembling
prisoner, who looked as it he expected
oyery moment to meet old Howard in an.
other world. This affair afforded time
enough for friend Of Wrisht's 10 pro-
cure writ of habeas corpus, which was
served on the os6cer, aud he notified to
attend court called to try the case, in
few hours. The Court decided that tie
orders Of Gen. Jackson were informal, as
they contained no charge for which the
pG soner was arrested or to be tried
Jackson simply directs the officer to ar
rest him and confne until Instructions
can be received from the President. The
prisoner was discharged, and the officer
went Of, cursing our governor and whole
slate and threatening US with vengeance,
to tell Gen. Jackson how be had been
treated, who has never shewn much ccur-
tesy towards our chief magistrate. Jack.
son considered Wright in the service Of
the United States, aud our Governor
thinks he was in the service of this st1te.
There is much difference Of opinion on
the subject. The Governor is censured
generally-peTbaps justly too. How the
affair will end, no one pretends to say.
Wright is under arrest, hut whether the
Governor will order Court Martial to
try, or whether he will wsit instructions
from the President is not known. think
the Governor had very little sagacity not
to discover that Wright was not qualified
to discharge the duties required Of him
by his command.
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A new novel called til: FUDGE FAINT
LY IN PANS, has lately issued from the
press in London and excited the most u
UNIVERSAL interest The whole impression,
amounting to several thousands, went of
in one day. The London Morning Chron-
icle of the Odd of April, in noticing it,
remarks, that the mixture Of gaiety aud
Of seriousness lively pictures Of fash.
ionable life in Paris, with the virtucus
and indignant castigation Of the heart'eSs
principles Of the Holy Alliance, are SO
happily blended as to sntitie it to rank
with the finest Of the same authors wri-
tings. CChaTlsstoa Times.
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The present fashion Of the ladies' bon
nets irresistibly suggests to as the idea
of pretty face, thrust into one end Of a
hollow log, into the other end Of which
you must look If you would know to
whom the face belongs. A lady, in a
fashionable bonnet, must be literally and
pretty closely confronted. in order to be
seen. PiLad. UMou.
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Exchange 8 Brokers Office.
Georgetown, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS,


A T his office, next door below Craw-
u ford's tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all kinds Of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms.-All persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in ,he purchase of that kind of mo-
ney. and will take it on the most reasona-
bic terms.-Persons travelling 10 the West
ern Country NAV At all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks at fair dis
count, by calling at his Office For the in
formation OF all persons throughout the U.
States, r. Riggs makes it known, that all
of the Bnnks of the Distrist of Columbia
pay their notes on demand in specie; and
il would be much TO the advantage of the
merchants, AMI trading to the South and
west, 10 encourage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks of Georgetown, Wash
ingtOn and Alexandria, as it will at all
times answer for rem;ttances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling TO the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks OF the District OF
Columbia, as they will iir them the most
current, there being no counterf"its on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank Of
Alexan iria has long since fhled-all per-
sons should he on their guard, as they will
be imposed on. August IL
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so Nnllars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Saturday morning, the
n 18th inst. negro George, or George
Griffin, the property of Miss MCall, by
trade a mailer, and understands some part
of the blacksmith's business; he is about
80 years OF age, 5 feet 6 or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thicS bps. he Is a
very arlml fellow and has been IN the habit
of oblruding himselfas free man, and will
no doubt attempt to pass as such, and pro-
hably get work-has down look when
spoken Tells clothes not recOllected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward OF 10 dollars win be given it
taken in the town or county, % IN the coun-
" of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward ii taken 80 miles from town, with
all reasonable charges il brought home.
Ntsters OF vessels are cautioned against
harboring or carrying OF said runaway, as
they will be dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
August y Il
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber about
h the 18th Of August, Negro Woman
LOUIZA-,she is g. years old, about B feet
five 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 mas heen harhored for two
weeks, and LETT there to come home, but
has not 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 50 that get her again.
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September 8 diff