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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-17

fFoRrY DOLLARS KEwAKD.-went on frrm the
Z city ot Richmond, about the middle Of Jannaty (nr
aDsconded so that he has not been found } H1RRl a
likely negro Ian about ~ 20 years age who was
aired III that place last He Is above the middle
stature straight made, except the shoulders which
have small 'toop; is of the black complexion affects
10 talk in soft, complasart manner and rs fond Of
dress. Some Of the clothes which he had were a very
gay pair OF broad striped pantaopus also pair Of black
velvet ones, blue coat, &c.
lie had procured, 1t seems, horse 2nd cart ard lust
before he disappeared was with James Smith an
ner emresiding III Richmond who wiihout am Az
thority, gave him pass authorizing him 10 90 down the
river To" nsh ahd bring them up To for sale III
rev DAYS AFTER which, said Smith eit and has not
since been heard of.
Harry formerybeongsdto Or. Iioueynrau Hianover }
anu mas we IN that neisnborlood but whcTe he con-
ceass himself or has gone, am utterly loss To con
lecture II Is not improbable that he will II lie can
procure a free pass.
he above reward will lie given FOR him. IL brought to
hchmond and secured in jail there or urs half or ap
prehehung aud ecurGe him il any Iaii So t;at
get nm again Notice can BE given my son John
W. Broaddns, living III Richmond or 10 the SUBS ihcr
ANDREW BRoADnUs.
cr'"I'h', "ar0h ~. lO-wIw
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sNFrY DOLLARS REwARp.-Ran away from The
subscriber living III James City county about the
tst December last, negro girl named C.isADLINE
aoo"t idye1fs otage, Of dark pexiOn short wooy
mar nearly grown and Of good CONFERENCE.-The been
accustomed to house business. IL expected that she
Is nafhouIed by some one in Richmond " lis vicinity
II is possible the above Girl have been carried TO
the heishborhood of Kngstree, g. c bya person who
went rom Eere about the time of her elopement and
who had set no claim To her
VIII give reward of $50 for her delivery to me at
Issiuence or for securing her in Jail Gf out of the
state) so that get her again.
March 10. ,oi ,rs,,.
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March 10.

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-Ran,
n way from the subscriber, living in the county Of
New Kent, Virginia. about the 6h last April two ne.
gro men, JOHN and RALPH. They were taken up
III the sate OF Maryland aud committed TO the Jail OF
Piince George CoUny-the latter made his esrape He
is about 25 years OF age, is very likely or inch.
es nigh mas very large eyebrows aud LARGE yvart
one Of his purchased him about four wears ago
ne formerly belonged to Margin Tomkeys of The county
OF Gloucester. will give reward of S3o0 to any per
"nihat VIII deliver him to me, haf that sum IL
he is secured in any Jail that get him again Pre-
vions to their being taken mp, they remained time
III Alexandria ard the city of WHshingomIf be is NOT
IN either Of those very probable he is in raj
tImore, Philadelphia New York
WILLIAM II. MACON.
IT The Editors oC the National TnteEjceDcer.
u6'hi"gkdh 44B'er'caH, Baltimore =; FreemaD,S
JOWfHGt, t'hI09etphid and the N0fioH0L <IdvccGfe
Ne" YORK, UiU insert the ADORE their yespecfipe
Papers fORr times and foTW0,d their accounts iu,re
eigfefgfo this p6ee for payment.
haich u. 90 w1w
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~ THE rNculrtIti s pnli'i'ied twice 4 week gene.
rv. aud i:ree times ereS dwius the scssinn Of The
,sfs IfgiASIfWrP.tTiCr, the rs Letrio,rc Eyre
I,lL1rs per amnuu, "Svanc ,u advance Nnes of CHAR
tered Banks, ("Hig) viii he received M plymept. The
td;tur will guarantee the safer Temur ,te,n nv
mail the p0sia, OF alt letters bens paid le
n M wii lie discontinued. AT the ,lisc,,-
sn of the Editor anti Sli-Itrarages have ncgn paih up
n Whoevrrwi gaarantee the pa Incnt uGnine papers
.hali receive tenth gratis.
TERMS ar ADVERTISING.
~ One SqH0rs-firSf Insertion, rs ceRts--sach
contiRH9Ncc. 80 cents.
No advertisement Inserted Wnfii IL has either bee1,
,,ad fer, 0SSHae by person in mis- cit O, itS
eHsir0Hs
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Could MN f0r Sale

THIS vaiuahle estate lice in Hanover county upon the
. MAIN road leading from Hanover town To- Hanover
souIbonse, two miles from 6st and six miles from
me latter contains about thousand acres Of land
one lhTd owgrOunds Of the first quality lying on The pa
niunkyuveT, by which it is bounded for more t,an
miles The balance "f the tract is high land OF smpeTior
quality with wood and timber sufficient TO suppoft The
estate Is hey watered distant eighteen miles from the
cry oiRchWond. Upon this estate twOstoTy brick
houses, 30 by Is feet, one IN complete order Tor family
The other eau he made so at snail expense Tberei
also the walls Ola twostory house. feet by Al of most
elegant workmanship the roof has been burnt bv IRE
hut the sails SO little injured that they may be built on
Immediately.
TIE sale will take place The first day Of July next
on the premises To- tie hiyst bidder One half Of he
pHchase m"Hel to be paid On The day offae for the
balance credit Of Que and years, taking security
on he land.
bir West, who is The manager, will slew the land TO
any person wishing 10 purchases aud the ptire will he
nade known OIL Application by letter fpostpaid) 10 the
subscriber, near Gloucester courthouse.
Ihe purchaser wi! be permitted sefd small grain
anu NAV have fui posscsicn the st Dcemhtr one barn
oniy being keyt 90 ptoteci tie crop til sale car be
made oft. THOMAS A. ROOTFS
White Marsh. March 2. Os.ff
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" as coMrnittea to the Jail

b. Chesterfield county, on the 9Th day Of November
~ last as RUNAWAY a negro man y Ito calls him
sen DAVID FREEMAN. He is about six feet high vel
low c"hpeN0n; has two white cotton shrts with hi m
piue ihlXed pahtaoons, SWansdown waistcont viii,
pear buttons and pale blue Virginia cloth coat; his hsir
10 riaten and very longand supposed TO be twenty-five
six years old "
fbe owner of said runaway is requested 10 come for
"ard, p'ove his property, pay charges and take him
way or Le will be dealt with agTeeably to lew.
Wal. WINfkEE, Jailer.
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Plaster OF Paris.

rE'WO hundfed and lity superior French PLASTER
4 for sale by DREW. ELAiR & CNEFOtL.
December ~. 70 14,s
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RuNAwAiS remaining m the jail OF Henrico, tih
II March 1918 to wit:
EILLf HdWhyNS. black man, about IS or 20
years old feet inches high says he belongs to John
Ripley, Of Mathews county.
ADAM. light complicated, about feet q inches Ligh
IS or 20 years old, says he belongs Hardin Lewis
Buckingham rouniy.
FED, dart complexion, about feet 10 or II inches
high, ahort 20 years old and says he belongs MIS-.
Reese. Of Diuwiddir county.
JiHES, black nl9u, feet inches high, about 20
years "!d, and lays lie belongs to Carter s. Jones, OF
Gloucester county.
The owners ~ the above slaves requested TO call
nay charges and take them away they will be dealt
witt as the law directs. Il. RUllToN, n. S.
for ". S. Smith, s.. dHdJ. III. C..
March IL. I0I Ay
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"A Neacher.

a YOUNG MAN, qualified to teach the Greek, Latin &
English Language, Algebra. the several branches
OF Mathematics. Geography. Book eepng Ariihniet {
&C w'hrs 10 engage as q TEACHER. Letters (posfpaol
eudte"sed TO ". p s. PriersDnre wl be promptly a.
EOURNhYdEN W., rfVG.-I-c -,e- eT1i,.-T ,ci,I,es
- ~ ccf 'ioq two jinrneynau GIg V4KFFS and
one UHEEGGH{GTfT, 10 shirn liberal wages win be
gwen. ROBERT SINGLETON
Nt0r GeOrgc's IorerH GoocLIird.
March ~. ,oi N.
{ LEHMAN iiNENS.--We are rcceivre. b.. several
- sbirs ir0m BroWCu general a-softnirut ~ e. m
MAN LiNENS, consisting of Iicklcibufrs q fnahurcs
hniiT' aud ilcssans. mailing. with those let from d
season upwards 81 100 bales Rbrh we oaef Tor ae on
",ueiate teftrs. itCKE g stLEE.
hafeh L. tg. 90,
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GODartnershiN.

TWENTY boLLAKs kEwARD.-Abscondedf from
the subscriber, in Richmond ten or fifteen DAYS
SINCE, negro man named PHJLL. lie is a snuaTe
wen SET fellow 26 years OF age, Of light cast and A.
Dort feet inches bigiwoTe henespnn ro1ud ack-
e. and panlaoons Ofdrab coleHrand was pnTcbassd az
MI Thomas J. wyatt, Of Gloucester. As he has con.
hexons al the Swan Tavern supposed he il either
hng aDont Town or has returned To- the heigbhoTbood
Of Mr. Wyars in Gloucester. The above reward viii
be gwen upon his beng delivered TO Mr. Richd ctyatb
ey OF THIS city, or secured in some Jail so thai r,ro
yer him LAMPS n StIEf IoS
March 6. 90 ~
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8 400 Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, Hiring in Harrison
county Va. on The 2sti of September last negro
man named mdNUEL, tpTty-two year, old a5opt a, (
Tel eight or zine inches high Tie Of his facs
Wei r"oi toned, aud his BODY, thighs and icss Ncli
ri"yoftoned a!so lie has smiling conntenauce and 4.
very ioqnacicUs, has his breast his nccb
and his back marked with tie whip. | paTchased him
VI te sale of Robert Pages estate in narrower county,
Va ariie courthouse ile goth Of December I7g1.-
Ire isie~ had worked considerable thrrcto.
fore in the coal mine near Westham aud was we'll &C.
queintcd in Richmond.
he above reward will be given If the fellow is delv
cred TO me IN HARRISON comfy hfty dollars sccur.
ed IN Iai-to be paid his delivery me, my
gents or assigns. BENJAMIN TJIXoN.
FehTunry7 IS cost.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04

.,..s'r m, second wiz, and from what
.,rsr- ,be narrator he's not been crrrect-
=, Grmed, bsing very indigent and
..,sWS tn.sn charge.
~ ,bi, si,uatiOn, with heard Of four
.-.G,e months grG&gh, ard III tattered
y,rc,cn.s. she (who proved to be his own
: mrsterl found Riui. The scene, no.
Id, WIS pathetic and affecting, Like
.,s col Samaritan. she poured oil and
nioa into Us wounds. She left him Pc
,,r,,~y assistance 20 relieve his ncecssi.
,i,s. ifsny should occur. until he~ re-
.rrn from tha CITY, which was in a few
laws. when she expended tn lie amount
,rSlty dollars to clnthe him in a Suitable
manner; shc also procured him comfn Ia
no beard, and in. addition, she left with
, respectable gentleman, money saiici-
,rf 10 Discharge SAIL board, and support
him handsomely gg@'il spriug. when she
will either come or De heard from again.
!. appears that the lady IN question, had
dc guod forum" 10 MARE wealthy man,
that diving, biz estate became hers, and
angel Ike, she is distributing it to the
nos, l4udls'e Of purposes, IN travelling
in s,srh = finding AMI succOring long
lost ini distressed parent. May the IA
rent Of all 9ond. reward her, and So dis
p,ose his blessings towards her, as she
,a.I continue to dipen.e her acts Of phi
hntrrophy and benevolence towards her
UsceSSit0uS fellow creatures
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04

DEING DESTROYS of having as little
I'D trouble as possible in keeping book
accounts. I would beg those that deal
with me to send orders, and not for less
than one dollar al tlBe.
Twill rent a part Of my house for
large Wholesale dry good or grocery, or
retail, or both, with good cellar and
compiling room,by the year or otherwise
Or, all the concern l now live ats
but not for less than FIVE years; or will
sell the whole at fair Price-sO ieet ON
King-street, and lC0 deep. No better
stand IN the street.
\ very neat Ii,tle brick house to let in
Duke-street, betw cen Patrick and Hen,
~ streets ALA bnH''
sept 10 NalA -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04

FETAL FAN-SASHES, Of various
WI descriptions, will be made 5y the
subscriber. at his SHOP, lower end OF Duke
street. The want Of Metal Fan-Sash
Masufactory ia alexandria, has hitherto
teen severely felt by builders aud 9th
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms INTO winch
the metal can be shaped have given 1T a
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price Is very tr.flng. The Subscriber
has been at considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, aud
relies on public enterprise Tor success IN
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can have
them made at the same price as II IN town.
JAMES Z. HOLLAND.
February I9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Land for Sale.

ENUE subscriber offers Tor sale tract
of so acres Of Iaud, on the Colches-
ter road, Ave miles from Alexandra, ad
iOining the lands OF Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater par, oil
this tract is 6ne meadow land, abundant
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract Of col acres, on the Ravensworth
road. abou, 6 miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the irst mentioned tract,
adjoining land Of rhos. Janney and Mr.
M'Phetson: the greater part of this tract
is in wood, the soil good and highly sus
ceptrble Of Improvement from the use OF
plaster. II these lands are not sod be
tore the first of January next, they will
then be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMS.
June Is VS.
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BIZ p. G.. MaRSIELLER.

On FRIDAY, 10 A. NJ.
viii be sold at the Vendue store, corner.
of Prince and Water streets,
Superfne and fine broadcloths
Cassimeres
Imperial and Bennet's cords
CordurOys and vel,ets
Pelisse cloths
Irish linens
Domestic cottOns
Calicoes
CamDric, leno and book muslins
Bombazetts, bandannas, gurra abs
Buck lin and beaver gloves
Sewing silks, cottons and threads.
ALSO,
Soap in boxes, candles in do.
Tobacco in kegs. wire sifters
Feathers in bales, chairs, tables. |
ALSO,
500 felt blankets
200 fish barrels, well seasoned.
Will be added to fridays sale,
A quantity Of cOrdage, various sizes
ALSO,
4 bbls. mems shoes, good quality
6 boxes ladies' Morocco shoes and
bonttees. March
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04

British & American stationary
1UST received, for sale by the sub
% scribers, a complete assortment u
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
coNsIsTING OF ,...
SuperGne folio 4 quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain be.r velum and com.
mon foolscap paper drawing, log. iron
monyer's, large wrapping 4 blotting do. ;
a large quantity Of quilts of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very bes'
inkpowder Japan & India ink; ClOut's
durable do. ; Crehore's aod Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards; invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed ;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes ;
pen-kuives of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstauds Of all sors ;
eentlemen's ard ladies' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes line ard
common; pocket books OF every, descrIP
ton; asses skin tablets sealing wa
and waters; sand and pOunce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files ard laces
violin strings, German 4 Roman /; states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles 1; CUTTERS scales aud dividers;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment of charts; Hunts
West-IndIa Atlas Coast pilot ano Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition
fine toned German flutes, with books
of instruction tor do. and all other in
strumeHts a large assortment OF mu-
sic 4 music bouks; merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books ; cepperPlate
copies oil very Superior kinds bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books 81
ali sizes and in all the various kinds o.,
binding-ah the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics now in use
A general assortment Of English anc
French School Books, dictionaries and
irahmsrs, too numerous for insertion
and great variety Of Children's Books,
in quantity, with engravings, from the
press Of Samuel Wood and others.
r Blank Books of every kiad made
r. any pattern in the neatest manner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september e STUN"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Attention -!
March 9

TNHE subscriber Offers for sale at his
A lumber yard on Muocaster's wharf
, rr;me lot of EXPLORING PLANK,
and a quantity Of SHINGLES OF good
quality, which he will sell low tor cash
or approved paper. He also Informs
the public that he intends keeplnga re.
neral assortment OF lumber as soon as 1t
can be procured, and solicits a share Of
their patronage. Persons ON the eoun.
try wanting lumber, will find it to their
advantage to call ,or,
Sl ne. g 3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Straw Mare.

RN the night Of the sOth December
broke from the subscribers stable
a Bright Sorrel Mare, abaut l4i hands
high, With a switch tail, walks and trots
faely; the only mark recollected is a
snag in one of her shoulders. A liberal
reward will be paid upon returning her
either to DIR. Edward o. Williams, noar
Shepherdstown. Va. or to the subscriber,
residing in Alexandria.
March 9 81
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PDrt Of NorfoR:, Fsb. Z.

S"b " e'O' tOthS ~ q"
Arrived, in Hampton Rails. ship Ben
jamin, Tyueman, Is days from Havana,
bound to Baltimore. Capt. Dent, late of
the d i;iSh ship Berkeley. which was lost
Oh her passage from Jlmlica for his port,
and Mr. ). +. Smith. # Baltimore, came
passengers in the Benjamin. A small
plot boar built schooner belonging to
Bal:jina.e, had arrived three DAYS before
from Annapolis. and the schooner lamp
ton, Of and Tor Baltimore, had arrived the
day nrevinus 70 the sailing Of the B. from
Car;hagHnN, and would sail in about three
DAYS \ large number of other Am l.
can vessels were aNO in pprt waiting
caTgOeS, names OF none of them rccol-
lec''d Pissed about week since, in
IL. SO, 4 French squadron. consisting Of
triga'e and ship, slOOp Of war rig, in
cH with Spanish brig and schooner, the
former bsund to Ma,tiniq1e from Hava-
M; IKE latter "a Guineaman) alan Tor
HscoRa. Markets extremely dUIl-lem
SISper bbl Pork none in market, bat
would sell we'll; beef S15; lard 27 and
so cea'S: crfe 70 20 ceGts per 10;
sugars . a IA ceats =; mOlasses 70 so
cents per gallon.
A Gentleman who came passenger in
TIE shin Benjamin, from Havar:. states,
that 4 ,hip (lormcrly OF BaltimUre) brig
end two Schooners, commanded bv Com
Brown. had arrived from Bue3os Ayres
end landed a Marial and after taking
in some fresh provisions, for which they
paid ideally, and treating the inhabi.
tut' with marked politeness, sailed again
--suppp,e5l, however, only To cruIze up
on the coast, with view Of rntercep,lng
a Spanish triglte daily expected from
Vera Cruz. with snecie.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Public Sale.

TTNDER the authority Of deed 4
I trust from Thomas White to tie
Subscribers, they will proceed to sell for
cash, on the premises, at IL O'Clock, at
noon, on Saturday the 14,h day Of ne't
month, Tenement and lot in the to- n
of Alexandria, on the south side of King,
street, so feet 81 inches TO the west f
Pitt street, lately occupied by the said
Thomas Whittle-subject to an annuity
in fee of $50 dollars, extinguishab!e by
the payment Of 1900 dollars.
ELISHA RIGGS
GEO. PEABODY.
Fcbruarv Is. mwtts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Sales at auction.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON g Co,

THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at our Auction Rooms;
Union-street,
IL hhds. Guadalupe sugars
II Trinidad do.
Just received, with some few other arti.
cles in the grocery line.
fMMRpIirRLt After,
l case double chain levantines
l forences
l senchaws-elegant goods
bonnet silks
l India sewlpgs-lisht dye
cloth colors
l pongees
Just received from New.York.
ALSO,
Sattins. silk velyets, lace handkerchief
Italian florence, taffatta ribbons
IA, Sd and 10-4 double chain leyan-
tine sha rIs, rich borders
Damask silk shauls thread laces,
Su"flu sauzs. cambria prints
Toilnett and Marsellles vestiDg
Dutch lace, cotton threads
Merino trimmings, lace buttons,
Linen cambria 4 linen cambria hdkfs
Bo,ubaZ Is, broadcoths, cassimeres
A and Ga cotton cambria.
Corded and figured mnsiins
Black and colored cambria
Gods. velvets, India cettons
Dome, Tics, hosiery
Bandauu and cotton hdkfs, buttons. :,
Conditions liberal and made known at
sale. March
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Notice.

HNilE stockholders Of the MEcHAN-
4 les BANK OF ALEXANDRIA are
hrI O7 aUrihed taat an eleciOn will be
'e j at 'h~ Coast House on MondRY the
~ ~ of March next, for the purpose
" e'ecing hitsen directors to serve the
v0,lirg YEAR. P. u. MINOR.
february 5 Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Notice.

SER.CALDwELL rcqno,ts rect
N4 ing Of III, Stockholders Of the A.
Iexau,lria Theatre, cn WEDNESDAY.
At p. V. AT the Sxchsnge Coffee. House.
a tuii meeting would be desil able.
March 3 OF
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500 REWARD.
POCKET-B0OE LOST.

POCkETBUUK LUSH
NUAS LOS I, on Sunday evening, on
w the Washington Bridge. or be
tween that and t'rxandria, 4 RED MO-
ROCCO POCKET-BO0K nearly new,
with The subscribers name written in it,
containing nine hundred and sixty three
dollars. in notes, principally Of the banks
of Baltimore, four Of which were 100 do!-
rar notes-aud some bills Of gouds pur.
chased. The finder shall have one hun.
dred dollars by leaving the book with its
contents with Bryan Hampson 4 Co. A
lexsndria. JACOB MANN.
March 8 SIS
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@ - CD ~ @ 81

6 She Supper, intended
10 he prepared on Monday evening last,
a the slb7criber's house, was, unaVoiha-
biz postponed until THIS EVENING.
The res pee able characters who called,
are requested to accept Of ms thanks and
call a ain. J. WINTER.
Wednesday, March 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04

Ladies keaVeT Hats. &c.
TUST received and for sale at the Shoe
81 Store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
King-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
lily, with elegant trimmings
Gentlemen's 6rst and second quality
Hats knapt and felt ditto. Also,
A quantity Of Ladies' pruneIle Slip
pers. viii and colored kid ditto
Morncco and leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
Morocco and kid Boots, with fashion,
able INNINGS; misses' x children's do.
sPGent'emen's fine Boots and Shoes
kept ready made, aud manufactured at
SHIRT notice BY measure. All favors grate-
fully acknowledged.
January g d6fnwtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-04
Boarding.

NERS WADS AORfH has removed
N to Pitt-street, between Prince and
Duke streets, opposite the new st. PauPs
Church, where she can accommodate la
dies and gentlemen with genteel board.
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