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land the power Of experimenting this
sramen of each country, Wbra found
IN board the ships Ut the other, is
unsettled.
Londnn. Oct. so.
We have received this morning the
following letter from our corresron-
dent at Aiv Ia Chapelle -
I" The approa hing departure of
Lord Castlereash for Camhray. has
Lrtn announced here ; but his lord
ship has not yet quilted nur rit,. and
every thip, conrurs TO show that he
will not -. There still remained
upon the las, list Of conferences, ionrs
teen questions inscribed. The affairs
of America am; Spain will not be the
subject OF u parti, uIar iecislon, hut
TIE sOverci. MS, assemblies in Congress,
will recognize az piiucips.. that
neutrality. for all The European pow
FRS. is the only state VI things which
they wish TO maintain ai'i,.'hr new
world. and which will permit them 10
wait With confidence the result of
the actual war"
NEW YoRK, Dec. %.
We understand the Vice President of
the United States and he Secretary IF
Navy, will leave this city this morning
fol he seat of government.
The Senate Of the United States have
been for several days sit,iu with closed
coors, and the treat, with Great Britain
having arrived. j, IS presumed the Senate
have il under consideration.
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|recoileCt, sir, the DafRs ol view io'h'
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Virginia,
agreed to resume specie payment on the
goth OF February, under special agr
ment with the Bank of the United states,
which, in order to bring about this deslra
bic and indispensable event, engaged It's
credit and resources in protecting the
debtors banks, and in iquidating these
,mmense balances, by actual rem'ttances
to the eastward, in specie and bills, at
par, as the only possible means OF main
ing what has been SO happily begun. In
the mean time, the public deposltes in
the banks of those places, which had
,been transferred TO the Bank of the U.
States, and the revenue subsequently
collected in the same, were chiefly ex-
Dendcd in the cities east Of the Susque-
hanna.
These circumstances have constantly
maintained SO great demand for ex
lcbange in the eastern cities, that the
|dirrctor have been unable to extend the
discounts at the Offices at New York ane
/ BOSTON, as they have earnestly desired tt
:. lido, witheut getting into debt to the banks
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IN SfNATE.
lleceml,er 9,

nv. johnson, of Louisiana, having
ATTAINED leave, Withdrew the resolu-
ton submitted by him some days ago,
respecting a provisional occupation o..
East Florida /; and in lieu thereof
submitted the following, which lies on
the table one day Of course
Resolved, That the President OF the
United States be requested to lay be
Fore the Senate, copies Of the CORES
,andence between the government Of
The United States and the government
|of Spain, relative to the cession 81
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From uic National H,se...stnccr.
CONGRESS-
Wednesday, December Z, 1913.
IN SENATE,

Mr.. Dagset presentedto the Senate
spndry resolutions of the Legislature
Of Connecticut instructing the Sena-
tors and requesting tie Representa-
tives in Congress fron that sta,e to
cndeavor TO procure an amcndmen,
to the Constitution of the u. States
for making uniform (by Districts
throughout the United States. the
mode Of Gle ting electors Of Presilien,
and Vice President If the United
States and Representatives to Con-
sress.
OCCUPATION OF FLORIDA.
Mr. johnson. OF Lou. laid upon thr
table the following resolution
! Resolved. That the committee
military oifairs he .instrurted TO Ell
quirc into the exprdiency Of passing
. law authorizing the President o, The
United States TO take provisional
possession oil East FloTida, or Of sucl
parts Of it as he nay deem essential.
now or hereafter. to coa.rnl the In.
dams, and to prevent them fsom coo,
hitting hostiIities against the citizens
Ofthe United States.
The bill further to suspend the ael
for the sale or forfeiture Of lands fo;
non.paymept oEtbe purchase money
and the act for tue relief of Mathew
Barrow. were seyeraIly read the Sc
90nd time.
The bill, introduced some days age
by Mr.. Daggett, TO extend the judith
system OF the United States, was next
taken up as 10 committee oftiie whole
The motion made by MIR. Lavo, |,
on Friday, 10 refer the documents re.
lative TO the Seminole war to select
ccWmiltee, was postponed to Wednes
day.
The resolution, directing monu
meut over thS retiains Of Grncr.
Washington, was. on motion OF Mar
Hassnn. posponr- 10 next Moni'al
werl--the gentleman who introduced
tisn resolution being necessarily absent
frcIi s'is seat.
The senate adjourned.
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IS their opinion. that the petitioner
connot, under the law of April. 1876,
under amy other law with VIII, b
"hi'h they are acquainted, be en,itIe.
10 relief.
The report was agreed to by the
cpmMitte ,an,', being reported to the
house. was th,r" rOn'ulrrd in. So
'l' pager OF The petitioner vas re-
.iectcd.
FOREIGN MERCHANT SEAMEN.
1 he honse 'len resolved tispli into
a - mnit,e, II the whole Nit. Mel
son ~ i,e hair, on the I'LL TO ,uihnr
We The apPr"h' as!on OF foreign sea
neH DESERVING from merchant vessels
N the ports Of the Un3ed States.
A debate arose. on this hill, which
orrupied about an hour. in the course
at which Messrs. Smith, Of MARYLAND
Newton. Cl'y, AMI whitman address
ed the house.
The debate resulted in virtual
postponen,ent Of the question, by the
committees risin1 reporting progress
and oh'aioing 'eave to SIT again
When thu house qbjourued.
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House of Rcpresentath es.

Asr. Johnson, o. i>y. from the Di
litary committee. reported a bill con
aerning widows ott. Orphans (provid
ing for five years ho!i pay to the W.
dow and 0rpi,ans VI such soldier, .,s
died after their return home OF dis
eases contracted in the arny) which
bill WIS sevcrally twice real and com
M;ttrd.
Mr.. Raa, from the committee on
Pensions at,. Revolutionary Claims
mail, an ,niavnrablr report on tit
petition Of George Ni.rriek, which
Was read and convurrrd in.
o. motion II MIR. Floy. j, was
Resolved. That the r0muiltire OF
Pebble LANES 'r inslru ted to enquire
into the exprJienoy Of granting I"
esci. state !. tract of land. not excess
in, nue hundred thousand mcres ta'
the pnduw ,ncnt Of an University ~
ea,ii state.
On motion Of Mr.. Pleasant, it was
Resolved, tllot the Pr sif'ent OF O.
Tnitr,! States he requested 10 ne "a'lat
70 be laid before the Honsr Of ;sepr' e
sent;.livts the proceedings which h. !"
beeu under the act emitted " an ~
for the sra,ua! in:rease OF lle navy o'
the United Sites" specifying NJ
number of ships Which has i'"en .n''
on the stocks. and OF what GLASS; aus
the guantity and kind of mateF';'
which hnye been proeurr'i ia comp
awe with the provisions o. said act
and also the SUMS ri monfy "hi''
have been paid out of tic funa cr'a
ted I,y said acl, and Tor what on Ite's
and | kewise he contracts Wh'''h ha''
been entered in o in execution OF t'''
the said act, on viii h nion'es no, "
have been advanced.
TIE House then resolved itself lnt'
a com,pittee Of the whole, Air' TIT
kin in the chair. on the bill m King
Darti.l appropriation for thr m'i'taf,
establishment, Sc. which was report
ell 10 the House without amendment
and ordered to be enSrossed Tor
thIri readi's'
The House then resolved itself int
con,niitec of the whole, Mr.. Nr''
sor in the chair. on the report o. IA
co,Dmi,tee of Claims on the ptut'o
of John Halle.
Tie petitioner in this ease state
that, IN the month of December, 81
tho enemy entered the tow" OF 'Ial
pal,annock, and. in consequence OF h
house being used and occupied as
custom house, in which the public n
cords were kept. set fire to and de'
sroyed the same. with its content en-,
The petitioner further states, tina
although the no Sc was his own pr
por,y. i was evident that the enen =,
DESTROYED it in consequence OF its d
inc usedsas public Office. and
therefore pray. Congress 10 grant nj
remuneration. The committee repoi
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the Flnr'das tn the United States.
ahich has no' already he,n com,nu y
ted. and Wash in his opiuio., IN, {,
ae onmuc. ated with safety to the
3U'.lir intevest,
Ike Senate resumed the copsidp
r)t'on Of the repor, OF the Jutl;ciar,
committee unfav0rabie 10 the petition
IT Matthew Lyon Mr.. Chttenden's
motion TO reverse the report, and to
;.'ake general provision for the in.
identification OF all similar eases or-
curing under the solution law. being
get under consideration:
The debate WAS resumed OF this
question, and continued with unahai
ed zeal. by several gentleman Gall
which will be hereafter noticed ate,
which,
The question WAS taken on Mr.
Chit.endrn's proposition, and decidcd
in the negative. as follows.
For it IL
Ag;.instit 90
The Senate adjourned.
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For the Delaware Gazette.

Smyrna, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Miller,
Please publish the following answer to
the Mathematical Question which APP
neared in your paper of Wednesday last
Distance from the place of observation
to the LIST tree 10 w en'l"s
end IS Is
Sd Is 90
k.h IA ~
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House Of Representatives.

Nouse OF Ee representatives..
The house having proceeded 80 tie
consideration of The resolution yesier-
day ino,ed by Mr.. !Iolmes. as a'nrnd-
cd on motion uf Mr.. Cobb, III the fol-
lowing words;
Resolved, that the committee on
military aff,,irs.,he discharged from tlr
further consideration Of so mucl, OF
slie Presidents message AS relates to
the Trial Of .Apl,urtlnot and Amilr;s
ter, ami the conduct Of tie war with
the Seminole insiians amt that the
same be- referred 10 die committee OF
Foreign relations. witt instructions 10
inuuirp whc.i.4,'. in said trials. the con
s,itnlion and laws Of tile Unitea states
|or the laws Of nations. have been VIC
lated.
/ t.r. PointieXter maycG to postpone
NE further consideration o. he re-
solution nnti! sionjay alleging. AS a
Ireas0n fer the uu0siac. that the do u
.ncnts we're nat in possession OF the
members. rot being yet printed Tor
Tie use Of the housc the pni;i. a'ian
OF them in new spsper WAS nct Il
l;,repcr ground for the house TO art on.
The qupstion was ,hcntaken On n.
II. Emit, rdstpone ment OF Tie reso'u-
l,;an, anl Je iled III the affirmative by
a large majority.
'lbe House resumed the considera
!,ion OF the Li,I allowing half pay pen.
ions oi five years 90 the Wsaows aii'
iorpi.aLs Ut thu. ST. a,rs eHi.sd 81
! ,aon,.s. ~ rs months, ''ii .! ~
..itia, NAo died withia four mun'hs
.i',cr Girir return 30 9. Of shkncs'
oa:rur;,d While il service.
TIE question an erhross az The W
aud ordering il 20 tisrti rea,'''s. w.
LAT length decided il. the affirmative
as ia'!uWs: ....=..-....
| Forit 81
Against it 6a
And the House Adjourned.
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IN SENA e.
Monday. December s.

Monday. Deremiscr s.
The President laid before the Sc.
nate. repuri fran the Sc rrtary Of
he Treasury, embracing plan FOR
az final Settlement oil land .!ain,s in
Louisiana a'nl Missouri. log"tinrw.th
the ,iVaft Ola bill for tie purpose.
wh,th wrre referred to the committee
Oh the public LANDS.
Mr.. Durriii gave noti,ce ;h.t he
sh, Md Oh 50 inorruw ask leave a. in
'rodutoa bill respecting the transpor-
tation Ut persons OF color, for sale, or
TO he held to Labor.
The senate proceeded 10 the coG-
sideIa.iun OF tie report OF the commit
Tee on the .lu.iiriary. msayorahie Il"
The pei'nn Of Matthew Lyon, who
nrays the reimbursement Of fine IN
iii,ted on hin under tie scdi;ion Law i.
and ether dam ges 10y him sustained
by tia. srntene.
Mr.. C.itirEden moved TO amend
tie report by substituting the Follow.
ng resolution Tor that of the c0mnit.
tee. nc.lariu,. 'hat tie petition ons ht
rot 70 ic granted
r. solved, That all persons who
were prosr ntrd anfi iinci' under an',
~ virtue VI the second section Of The
art os Congress, commonly called itse
.edition iaw, approved ,hc tits 1cy
Juiy. 1898. enti,leti +" Az ~ { IL an-
iititiun 10 the art 70" tie punishment
% criars .gnlHs, tue C2iicd 3ta;rs.
onsht To be reimbursed and inaarnoi-
led eut of the pnbiic treasury. to iht
aaount o! the fines imposed upon and
| nai'i by them espertiyely.
House of Representatives.
ihr Speaker sai.i i,'iore the .iouse
letter from the Secretary al the
irsusu.,, containing plan Tor the
Ina; adjustment Of claims to lanl in
The state Of louisiana, and territory
o. Missouri, accompanied by the dr:;!i
Of hill providing for that purpose
9rrI,ared in Obedience TO resolution
| ~ his siuuse of the 10th Of April
las; . hin was read ami committed
80 4 e0n,ittee Of The whole.
70 the same committee Of the
hale were also refereed Two bills re-
.iins to this SUBJECT, reported at TIN
| I ), session.
The r.. uution from the Senate fol
lie .,peointn,rut OF joint coa.n.itte'
20 enquire. 'nto some mode of proti'ic
ing arcur,.y. nc tness and despatch
Il 'hr public printing, was read twi"e
I am! after being an.'nas d. on the mo
|t.on Of Mir. Harrison, by inserting
lt!.ppein before the word :. accuracy
III. word economy" ii was read TIL
Ithiw. time. passed and sent to the Sc
mate for concurrence in the amend
Hent
! The House then, on motion OF MI
Harrison. resolved ils'lf into a com
! nitce Of the whole, Mir. Wiikin IN liz
Ieilair. on TIE hill concerning invalid.
,l(ronfcrr,ng OH the Sc rotary OF isa'
the power Of pl cling invaiiIs Of tn
revolution on the pension roll, in til
same manner that he is now autl'"riz
D ri to place on pension list invilids q
subsequent wars.J
> The bill was explained by MI
Johnson, of Ky, on whose mo- or
rsceived some amendments, rendcre
: nercessery by acts passed since I'll
II hill was framed at the last session an
WAS afterwards reported to the Hons
4" ~ whom the amendments were Coz
Cured in, and the hill ordered TO
e cngrossed for "A third reading.
~ And the House adjourned.
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Notice..

AN Election for ten Managers, to tram
soct the business of the n ilmington g d
Philadelphia Turnpike Company 'ne
ensuing wear. will takc place OH the hrst
Monday in January mex, at the house OK
Jacob Hootou, Inn Keeper, Brand, vine,
at O'Clock, p. Nj
James Price. Sec'rN.
Dnr O l9I2-t lSlrnI
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"a y ,,;' I. y. G. z ]. .
Saturday, Dec. u, 1918.

IT has been currently reported, says
the National lntelligencer, "that COR
respondence has been for some time
going on between Mr.. Secretary Adams
and Don Louis de Onis, prospecting the
session of the Floridas) which has not
led to any satisfactory result.
The Senate, on Wednesday last deci'
ded, by vote of 90 TO II. against inter-
fering, in any manner with the decision
under the Sedition Law of 1898.
The 9Th U. S. Regt. of Infantry, com
manded by col. Atkinson, on the Cham
nlain frontier, have performed, since the
LIST of April last, a5,7l6 days labor con
elusive ofmiltary duty, and the cutlsa
ton of kitchen garden, which will sup
ply them with ves eiables until the mex
season.
| The State banks of Kentucky and thei
branches have resumed specie pay men'
latter a suspension Of three days.
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citizens Of these United States. to
ring this evil within some reasonable
cunns. If II cauno, De wholly ION.
trnied. And We hope that The Iegis-
AZURE of our state will he as fully con-
sinced Of this ruth as 10 pas, such
laws as may he found competent TO
this desired end.
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The Trustees Of the Poor

of New Castle County, are requ ste'' %
meet at the Poor House, on Monda' re
4,h dav Of January next. Those who have
accounts sc TO ly before the Board,
nav pr, sent them for settlement.
By order of the Board.
Ohm 81 TON. Secret arg
Dec. II, IS,
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Dtll

At Pittsburgh, Penn. Oh 'he ist
n.t, e'nm oil re ,IosiC, BAR>hY,
~ iir Goth v",r % his age.
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Eiasti:iDre, Dee. Z.
On Saturday night last the wind
rom ~ ouinmcneed blow ing violent
". and ny AZ Increased 10 as severe a
ale as has been experienced Tor a
length o! lime. Al ,lle Punt al,nast
all the vessels laying at the whar,es
"ere niore or less injured. and in the
basin several craft were dismasted.
lsrea. fears are enttrleiued Tor VS.
sells on the coast and ia the bay. One
.ehaonr" was seen off Anapoli. cap
zr,., and "A man on her bottom.
From the Nashville Clarion, Nov. II.
Suppression q tht French Setiicmtnt.
4 gentleman immediately rron u
',iu3 informs Us, th"t Gen. HiIley is
,nccntrating respectable force It
Z ron ssoug,.. to ascend Red river. and
ne understand thence 20 pro,eri d
o cupy the cnuutry in dispute between
IT, Uri,ed States and S..aiu, lying he
jWrrn tie Sabine and Rio eel \ tr.
The Dercssiiy f., this movement. {
th!s timr. is !,.e as,cinb."ge OF large
military and naval force tnerr, viii h
$ saH to he ,,iratiral in its rllari. Ter.
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II iiniin.giot Turnpike toi'l-
puHH

The STOCKHOLDERS Of this Con pany
ore hereby notified, hat al E.letti % viii
he held al the Town Hali, on Monday
the 4,h OF January next, to commencs AT
: O'Clock. p. NJ. fli choosing Il fte,tIehs
n,uI Managers, rTas"'vf ava 7eS'e-
,ary, to conduct n. busriessui said Co'n-
pany for the ensuing year aud aN BUS;
mess of Importance will require lheir
attention, il IS hoped ,ha' general and
punctual attendance VIII be pivcn.
Joseph Jo.les,
; e'uY.
Wilmington, Dec. a. la3w
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Whereas JESSE DAVIS IF the y ronSh
of Wilmington, Merchant, did IN me
nth d., OF November last execute an
Assignment of all his bnons, debts api
acc cunts then due aud owing to bi'n the
said Jesse Davis, unto the subscriber Of
the city of Philadelphia. merchant. No.
tice is hereby given, that the accounts
are left at the Office # ihos. Nc bowel
ESQ. OF the Borough aforesaid, for suits.
Frederick ". Siaynake'.
December9-4t.
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AIR. p.,Iersen. Stiuisirr"f l'rn-
mark, a,.i,rd al the seat OF noFtfh-
.net.t yesterday.
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From the Bait. American, December Z
rpecie Payments.

While the banks in son of the states
are snspendina their specie payment, it
is sraifyina to know that The banks Of
Baltimore are fully competent 70 M It all
demands which Car be made against
trem. Owing to he prudent manner
in which TIL banking operation, lave
been conducted in this cit', the bsI ks
now sand on as solid foundation 5 any
Institutions in the UNION. This l.toroa-
ton is derived from ,orces which III be
relied on, aud we feel the greater p'.as-
ure in publishing it, us il must eilectu-
ailt do away any erroneous lmpressl MS
arsln,, from the commnnicatio. 81 ed
+" A citizen of Baltimore published in
the American Of Saturday.
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.NDTYCE.

Dec. 9, lSlS.--tlstnJ.
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A new mode of preventing the dry
rot las been submitler, 10 li,t En-hsh
NAty B atli, by Mr.. Cumnins OF liuro
.-,.. - ~ -. |-sa.u
alum wit previous to its being Used.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-12

Bills Of every description
neatly executed at this Office.
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Wilmington, Dec. 49, la3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-11
George S. HOugh;

"AS received very handsome as
LII sortmeat Of Fancy Spring GOODS,
among which are
Best London cloths and cassimeres,
plain and figured mull-muIl muslins, ja-
comet do. and cambrics; Canton grapes
and shawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and imitation
book muslins, ditto handke, chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet, Ga, "a, 81 and
1914 Irish damask diaper, blrds'-eye and
Russia ditto, Irish linens, sheetings and
lawns, black and cold bun,6a.aeDs and
bom5azett,, tabby metz, levantihe shawls
& hdkfs, linen cambria, do. hdkfs long &
half silk, thread and cotton hose, Mar.
settles and knotted couDterpaaes, black
aorcntires, children's and ladies' straw
bonnets, black and white lace shswls aud
wells, handsome selection garnitu'e and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, aud parasols,
g.s printed jackonet mullins, chintzes
and calices, steam loom and other shirt
inss, linen and Gotten checks, ticking,
bagging, &c. &c.
5th mn. Sin tuihs
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Ten Dollars Reward.

I'D AN away from the subscriber, on
IN the night Of the 9TH June inst. an
apprentice to the Printing business, ma
med JOHN SETON, born in LELAND, be-
tween 16 and II years Old, dark com
p!exioR, eyes and hair. Had on and took
with him. long blue cloth coat, second
quality. gray 'ibbed psntaloons, striped
summer vest; cotton stockings rrffied
shirt, roraln har, besides coarse SHIRTS,
a great coat oil brown cloth, with vel
VET collar, and silver hook and eye. a
pair Of blue clcth trowsefs, and other
clothing not recollected. It's believed
he is gone to New.York.
Whoever takes up said apprentce'co
fines him in any jail in The United states,
and gives me legal Information Of the
same, shall receive the above reward.
Masters of vessels. and all other per.
sons, without exception. are forbid tar
boring or trusting him On their peril.
WILLIAM A'C0RKLE,.
E1I,or of the Frseman's Journal -Paitad,
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60 Dollars Reward,

FNOR delivering to me or securing in
Jail so that l get her again, mu!at.
to w.maa named FLORA, who run a.
way on the Goth Of June last, Flora is
about 5 feet high, well made, large feet,
good countenance, twenty Tour Or hive
Years old. She carried Of with her, girl
Child, q months old and q variety Of clo-
thing, among them are black silk dress
-ose buff calico-sne domestic riding
coat, nankeep colours new black iur
hat. II is believed she was carried to
Alexaudria in the mail cart, aud has since
been seen there, and no doubt is con.
cealed by the negroes Of that place ;
whoever delivers the woman and child to
me, or secures them in Jail shall receive
CT. SEARS,
Fairfax County, Va. near the 0ccoquan
Mills, July 8 ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-11
Shoes, Hats, &c.

TUST.received per late arrivals from
d Portland; Boston and Baltimore;
Is boxes ami trunks kid, prunellc,
,morocco and leather shoes, OF every, de-
scription, suitable tor the present and ap-
4 ioS. Bsaver e Castor Hats,
of the newest fashions
S dozen low priced .knapt ditto
Q duzen boys dab ditto
1s duzen mems 4 boys patent plush
ditto-Iight, cheap and durable
10 dozen fae wool hat bodies
A variety Of Seal Skin and Leather
Trunks, kc.-For sale by the subscriber,
at his store in King street.
WILLIAM TRUE
June'I7 diwthstu4w