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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-09
One Hundred Dollars Pernra

f|UttUT LsFE VFW,
WILL be paid for tai ing and .ecnnl. IN, in Jail.
eioped tfom me IN Cbes,stheid county on Ike i,b Of
december last lie is 20 OF yesis ole, alcot 5 feet
o"I hchss his toirrably hiaek aHa holes In his
as lie foohen the stage. between Coal Mines and
M,nentser ON the 10th OF December has about 80
ooiisfs III cash with bp....i expect he viii make 10
s"Me ee state, and II is possible he has free papers,
neIepy i"'ewarn all nastes Of vessels from employ
ing said negro at their peril.
rep y. S1..wGw<- DAVID WOOInRIpcP
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4 LII persons who have CLAIMS against the estate OF
"a JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired TO make
them known TO us!yiiIoHt deayhatlf found correct
they may be speedily dschargeaald those indebted to
the estate are solicited to pay what they owe With as
little delay conveniently be- are DESTROYS of
paying the seyerallegaces of es,ator as expedl
tiously as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEvALLIE,
ErecatorS Of Joseph Catfego, dee
Angnsi 90. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-09

Negroes ofher Persogal Estofeo JOAN Lessiie, dec.
- Weaaesdog, TIE 10Th day Of FebrAtary mer2 az
10 o'clock, at le late residence Of John Leslie dee
al the Personal ESTATE Of fhe said decedent con-
sIstng Of variety of Onsebodahd Kitchen furniture
one pipe OF OLD Cogniac brandy hid. very old
Antigua rum and new set Of plate consisting Of
Tea pot coffee pot, salyers, sugar DISH milk pot and
silver castnrsAlso, from % 10 80 valuable SLAVES
some oiwblcb are excellent bakers, and one black
smith, equa. to any in this city.
AND on Etidey, the i2th FEBRUARY, at II o'clock,
Summer Hi, IN Chesterfield county, few milss below
Manchester viii be sold valuable of COWS hogs
sheep, &c &e.--a aHanliiy Of corn, fodder hay and
farming utensils, &c &c....1erms of sale all
under 100, cash leo TO 500, ninety days credit
> 500 an0 upwards sax months credt-Bonds with APP
proved securities viii he equred.By order of Jaues
Scout, EXC! OF John Leslie, dec.
HERON, SINToN & co. Auct'Ts.
Jan. %
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RANhwAi ON the pad OF December last from the
SUBSCRIBER, living in the upper end of Goochiand
county, near Colui&bia.t negro man named JOI,N
commonly called John Ton'er-of light nplexion.
somewhat approaching that Of dafk muIas; about
aoout ieet VI inches high, sont made ana rather
hciuied to he fat has full round face his nose be-
tween his eyes IS very fiat has engaging coune.
nance wheh spoken to- and answers questions adr otly
Us ptesuiabe he has procured free papers and NAV
cali himself Charles Barnett and will cndeayor 10 ret
passage ON board Of vessel for The northern states
VIII give the above reward IL taken without this state
anu r4ty Dottars within this state, for securing him
IN any Jail, and giving thereof so that get
mn =. sahih. GEO: w. M'LEiN.
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" The Editors Of the Baltimore american ana
Phtddekphia Democrats Press uiL please insert
me ADORE advertisement for fHo weeks in their res
Peetipe papers, and forward their 6itLs to H. G.M
telS 2. III
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD BaIfaway froin lie
= Subscriber living in Hanover county,Va. on the
llth OF September last, negro man ny the name of
STEPHEN, about IS or 30 years OF age, OF dark com.
pexon. five feet ten eleven inches high No marks
fecoecisd, excerpt email on his right cheek
aud when spoken Is IS apt to SIT through his teeth.
in The yeuf 1915 he was hired 10 Capt. Williams MleTs
u"u "Ofks III Augusta comfy, vain 1916 TO Dncnt
Minis, OF Gooehahd- Has vile at Benjamin y. Hopes
OF Louisa county, where rather suppose he NAV be
lurking lie was seen az Christmas The city Of Rich
mond, near Rockets. at which place he may be now..
The above reward vi he given TO any person or per.
sons VIII dei!Vei she said negro me,
him IN any jail so ihat get him again. nd 20 all
perscss, particularly masters Of vessels forewarn
against harborng employing carrying awayj the said
negro Stephen under the penalty efthe law
Jan. %. i..El6t- HENRY ~. JONES.
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II ARIZONA SiCRA.-Sou gates Sacred Music con
TAXING collection OF orighal choice psalm
aud hymn tunes, with an Ode to Harmony two Gloria.
Pairias, one Collect six Anthems, and Tie Denal.
composedan harmonised hy the late Charles
OF Richmond, Na.... Copy right secured.
CONDiTIONS-The work will be completed in cjeht
numbers, each number containing eight pages Of music
Price SO cents WITH the last elegant lille sill be
sisen, anu !ne "oiA pSnh1 grams To subscribers
work, VIII IND the firstnnfsbe, a'se the subscription
per, at the be okstoTes OF w H. hkxirkylsoa p Cot
tom aud y. II. Wdyp-also at the store OF H. K D. S;y
BET aud of ndry SONfhgafe. The work TO be- dnisbed
by the 18th Dec. 1873. Oct. g. 1l..faltf
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FROM BuENns AYRrs.

FROM BUENOs AYREs.
Extract sf q icffer to gentleman in Baltimore,
d0tcd. 3lSt October 1913
The actual situation Of tie country prohi-
bits all intercourse with the iAteriOr W. have
thereicrs 10 news from Chill or peru, iai<i
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NEGROES FOR sALB.-The subscribers acting
~ under pSNeT of attorney executed TO them bv
MI Wm iaikin, of the city Of Williamsburg will on
Safnrdey re 2oth day cf tsbrHary aslt, III far II
not ON the Monday foliowne) sell before the Raleigh
Tavern IN the city Of williamsburg very likely aud
valuable SLAVES, consisting ofnren women bows an,I
gifs-....A credit OF six months viii allowed the phi
ehas's upon bonds with approved security being eater
Ell into by thein ARCHER HANKiN,
WH WALLER.
N. d. To distant purchasers. discount of six per
cent viii be allowed upon the cash being paid imlne-
dateiy after the sale.
Williamsburg Jan. 70. al ,ssw.
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ENOR SALE.-By virtue Of a deed eftrust OF record
- n the Office Of the hustines Of The city Of
Richmond, executed BY VIM. Lownes, of the county
u Chesieffeid, The 2zd day Of May. 1915 to lhe
suhscIibers, Tor tie purpose Of securing 10 WIN Boil
hns Of Goschlsnd the payment of debt therein men
HoncdWillbe sold for cash, to the hgbest bidder Oh
tie premises said city, on the 1871 aog ~ Iebyyg
~ merit. LOT or parcel ef LAND, being part OF the
Faiing earden ract or Judith Young's e8eineht com
mcncing al the essi side Of 5hockoe creek ~ The arch
oftho stone bridge on street. aud running down
said street. forty feet 20 Caifb LOwnes line thence
alonr said Cal Lowues' lue l37 feet thence fofty
feet 70 tbs creek thence MP said creek J4y feet to the
arch - The bridge at The beginning much OF said
lot Of parcel Of aad. With is aPpurenanccs will he
sufficient 10 satisfy and discharge the debt aforesaid in
said deed ofifnst mentioned, tegetheT with all costs
aud expenses attending The sale.
JAMES SHEPHERD, 2 r...o
Jan 20 s2..tds THOMAS DlDDEPJ '"'''e''
esPANtsH HiDEs.-we shall receive in few days
- 1908 very prime Buenos hyrcs OK HiDES-wbich
VII he sold on reasonable Terms, az our store.
Dec % z0..n RALSTON & pLEASANTs.
NTOuCE.--Aii p,fsons indebted 10 tie estate OF tue
" late John IIsSLIF. dc ere eque4ted to MAKE
immediate payment and ~ who have claims against
Tie SAID tsate desrtd 10 prescn; he same 10 the
snbstriher ib counting house Of the -e lohn Less
lie JAMES ScOrr, Ex'or
'an % s2..N of John LessHe .aec.
A NfBoNS >. GARRO IT. WHO resided in hucking.
n han comfy, eate Of virginia, viii he benefited
ss,hiasians csauSeYie, Jsn. IS. ss~eew.
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GALE OF LaND.-9y virtue ora deed OF tust exc.
- cned by wn Miller, jr. Oh the i7ib October 1917
10 Tie subscriber, forp therein mentioned aud
recorded IN the county Of Goochand on The 2Oth
october, 1917, tract OF LAND containing 100 acres
beinga part of tho lands mentioned in said deed ri
unst, anu which was conveyed by G.. w. Payne Esq.
10 A. W. nj CHI II, and by him TO VIM. Miller ir now
occupied by Phiiip Fulcher, will be sold al the
house OF lie said Philip fncler IN GOochland county
on Sdtardag, he 20tR February mat to the highest
bidder ior cash. or such part thereof Win be subj
oiest TO pay the first iustaIen in said trust
deed together with all charges coats attending the
execution ofthe same JOSIAH LEAKE, Trustee.
Jan %. s3fa16,
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II AND TOR SALE.I will sell rriyately ,Ie Iraei of
~ Ldno on which reside, lin The count, OF Louisa
near lahceyviile, containing between go aud .00
aes aiaree proposition OF IL very valuable "A ourcs
aha nut few farms IN The section of country OF
equal value The local situation this estate highly
recommends u, belng In the o! wealthy and
pecahle neshborhOod aud convenient 10 The markets
oil h'chmond and fredericksburg. This land viii h.
soia on saeh creoit as 10 sui almost anj person that
may wish purchase. ANY pcfsn desirons OF purcba
ins,isinyied TO view the iamd. TABlTHA SMITH.
Jan. 5. "a Ists
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I AND FOR sAIE.-1he whole ofthe lands Of David
- kost, Gee ~ the counties CampheI & FIntanpa
are now ~ The msTktt.--1he Campbell lands may I've
contracted ior with Mr.. Jeln Lynch j. OF Lynchburg
ihOoe IN Flgvanna Oncluepg a pnnbef Of lots in the
county. y A'
A considerable proportion Of tic Campei lands and
a the FlHvanna lands, not before dis posed Of will be
SOTO IT auction ~ the month Of February neyt.-The
terms OF public sale eil be onefourh cash. the residue
IN thfre equal annual payments. The particular tracts
TO De sold publicly, with the days aud places OF sale
VIII be daily advertised. The lands IN Campbell COM
prise very large body which has cultivated
lyihg generally between aud twelve miles rom
LyrcbburR and half nile and six miles fonI
James rver. No place Is, The state Is believed 10 be
more healthy, aud from is situation in the heart of an
Improving and nourishing country, within one or two
hours ride Of The thriving town Of Lynchburg, would
AFFORD many agreeable retreats for families in
the lower country sc also many uieces of coed
wheat and tohsoco land aud excellent stand Tor
tavern near one Of the best springs below the noun.
tams. THOMAS r. BOCLDlN ex,of ofD Ross
lan: .. z - 1a..n
lust PUBLtsBED--tn 6 fof sale at this once and
- attne bookstore ofw. u Fnzwhysonr % Memoirs
~ ne fYirsiDio( FER promoting AgricpIf nre"
CONTAINING communications various subjects in hus.
nan1Iy and rural ahaits.... Price, nm Cents.
a MERCHANT MILL FOR sAIE.--Fbls mill is sii
a tuated contiguous 10 The lower part Of the city Of
Richmond, now IN complete order for maur8ac turing
hour (bene rebnil within the present year) runs four
pair stones US situation Is very conyepicnt 10 obtain
ci6n either hy land wafer particularly The latter
being about OF 800 yards fros the war,es Of Rock
ets aud by cieaaiHg about 40 or so Yards OF tie
canal, boat navigation may be had to The mill door
The terms "i be accommodating 70 the pnfchaser...
For tnriheI pAtcnlars. apply,io Thomas Taylor, or
ls' mo za' lz'swu SAMUEL PARSONS.
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puBLlC sALE,-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
totle subscriber BY Robert Peasants 90 the 27tb
day OF March, lSiT and recorded county court of
fo"hatan, on the 10Th day o November following for
purposes therein mentioned will positively be sold to
tne highest bidder, for cash, at Powhaan Courthouse
tne i3th day 81 FEBRUARY Rerk, twelve NEGROES -
AND on the isfh dag of the month will be sold
idsr Tue sad deed of trnst a, The Fine Greek Mills in
PoWhaiau county, 10 the highest bidder for cash two
horses three beds and furniture and snndry other arti.
cies OF household furniture much of the said
properly may be necessary satisfy the money seem.
ed by said deed
The lille vested ia the subscriber will he conveyed to
me putchasers WIN. 5. DANCE, Trustee.
jan
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GNAsh SALE OF NEGRoES.--Updm the request of
- Wm u. Giles, administrator OF the late John rabb
ESQ ana III virtue of deed OF executed by The
iate MT john Z. Tabb, i'll his lifetime, to secure the
payment OF debt due from him the estate Of The
said John Isbb, EsqWiilb lie sold for cash by public
agc'ion, on the third AIord0y in Fe5ruGry near al
Tie NEGROES belonging to the estate OF The said Ia.
Tabb, as will be sutsieni pay balance of the
SAID debt lately found due by conmiss appointed
vseite tue administration accounts Of the said VIM. D.
Giles amounting, with the probable costs and charges
attending Tie execution p the trust to betw cen eleven
aud twelve thousand dollars.
~ The same time and place, virtue Of iastruce
nom 1re Frances Iabb. administrative de bonis non
residue the eaid Negroes as will he snihciet 10 say
all The quidated debts of her interstate or the parpose
on enabling the said adninstrairx dsribution
OF The remaining paf OF the said estate 10 be forthwith
made according 10 law amongst his legal representa-
yves. JOHN II. ARCHER, ~
only JarviUiag trustee, and agent of
Jan a0 S1..tds the ADMINISTRATIVE
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SAtE.-Wjii be sold 10 the
highest bidder, on Friday Tie I2fh dan OF Eeb,v
neat, ON the premises, the tract Of LAND known by
,he,1arne OF Hoore's Orrinary containing one thous
ahu ano siSyseven acres, lying in Luncnburs county,
ei mics east of the courthouse, four miles above
nac'arands on the main road called Cookies ieadin.
nom S;t PeytoB'sferry 10 Carkesvne or lie
eTIy TO Petersburg and Richmond and is among the
peat stands for public business in the county, Abort
800 acres Of land ceared the balance is well tmbered
ana adapted to The culture olforn wheat aud tobacco
ana not interior TO any in the neighbor hood rhs
onidinss are valuable; the dwelling house has eleven
rooms, with IRE places in six them good store
mouse eraiiary, shaded round which affords sl,bre
room for thirty head Of horses aud has ever obet
out house necessaryon this plantation are orchards
OF bearing f trees, Sufficient make 600 gallons Of
brandy per year, when they hit
$3.50, ON the same day ahA place will be sold vain
Die MILL with the land belonging lying Oh Big Hounds
creek, about Two aud hall miles flon the ordinary
IN toer2be TepairaBd at The same time will he sold
Inc stock OF cattle sheep hogs, and many articles ,oo
TEDIOUS 10 enumerate Possession will be given ON lie
Christmas after day of sale One.thrd the p,rclas
inoey 10 he paid on possession being given aud The
haance IN two equal annual payments on giving bond
with approved security, deed trust on the pro.
perty. -
Any person desirous Of viewing the premises will
please apply, and il will be chcerfaily shewn The
stock and other articles will he cold on credit II nine
months and delivered ON the day after the saeBond
ana approved security will be required. good ana
sufficient deed, IN fee simple, by myself, and children
who are all Of age, will be made.
LnnenbHrg, Jan. 10. 10. lids SUSANNA MOORE
NAEH SAIE OF NRGROES- ~, ----------
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LYNcHBuRG MARB, r.

MlOIlCE....Ihe smhsctiher alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding dskts due 10 the late con.
Germ OF LfLB, SCoTr SAUNDERS, haying been an
pointed receiver isrecfby the superior
Tor The Richmond district II is expected that all per
sons ihd' bted to the said conceia viii make mned
ate payment, longer indulgence caumot he afforded
Dec.S. -62..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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Concert.


NER. De CLANCY'S concert will take
IsE place on Tuesday next, the Goth inst.
Having obtained permission, II will be gi-
ven at the court house.
PART |.
Sinfonia-tull band, VunhaD
Song Her mouth which a smile, Jones,
Shield.
Solo obligato--corno, Larkin, Lurk,n.
Solo--violinceilo Grain, Dupont.
Concerto-carinet De Clancy, Pleyel.
Song-"The Hunters Horn," Jones, Phh-
lips.
Solo-double fageoleit, Larkin, Parry,
Rondo-full band, Kelly
PARI H..
Smfonia-tulI band, Snnitz.
Duelto-" Ais well,' Jones and Larkin,
Braham.
Duetto-clarinet Larkin and De Clancy,
Phyei,
sr,oo-'yrolese air with variations Pallissi'
Pieyel.
Coric song-"Prime Bang up" Jones,
Stevenson.
Observation-Disclosures & De Clancy
Hragg.
Solo Corno-Maggie Lauder with varia-
tions--Lnrkin
Finale-tuil band, VanhaH.
To commence at past 7 o'c'ock-tick-
els ONE dollar, to be had at Shephei f1o-
tel and Gray's and Kennedy's bookstores,
ian 22 st
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Fifty Dollars Reward

yXYILL be given for experimenting the
wv thief who broke in al my back win
dow, and then broke open my bardoor and
took the draw out Of the same, together
with Mr.. James Carbin's saddle bags, cut
them open, and took one Crava', one Shirt
and one pair OF pantaloons, all marked JIG.
Also. SIG dollars. nity OF which were in
Virginia paper, and the remainder in Ken
lucky. | also lost about seven dollars, TO
the lest of my recollection, two OF which
was of the Merchanics' BANK.
On enquiry it appears, that the night the
robbery was committed my house there
was seen at Mr.. Dennis Johnson's a black
man, about 5 feet 6 or Z inches high, dress
ed in white corded pantaloons, short boots,
and dark big coat and about the same
time Mr.. Johnson's house was broke open.
Francis Johnson's new blue broad cloth
coat taken, and his pocket knife and pair
of gloves; also Mr.. William Johnson's
pocket book, with about SIX dollars-the
person went into Mrs .]ohnson's room, and
took three keys: Francis Johnson's knife
was found with the TRUNKS that. were cut
from he stage, and biscuit that was in
Mr.. Carbin's big coat pocket was also
found with the trunks. On The same eve
ming there was black man seen near my
house by several ofthe neighbours, tolerable
early in the night, OF the same description
of the one that was at Mr. Dennis John'on's
HENDLY NELSON.
Dogue run TaDern near .fteIdn-
1rio Jonnoru 23 g
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Mahogany on Sale.

FHHE subscriber has on hand and offers
4 tor sale or 5000 feet first quality ST.
Domingo and Bay MAHOGANY, at the
Baltimore prices for CASH, or to punctual
customers at the usual credit.-Gentlemen
who are building can be supplied with
hand railing cut to any dimensions, at a
short notice--also any orders for furniture
which the subscriber may he favored with,
from persons residing either in town or
the country will be promptly attended to
and executed in superior stile.
ROBT. ABERCRONBIE.
Corner Of King and Alfred streets,
jan 60
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District OF Columbia.
County of Alexandria, TO Wit: } 1910
Mover ar Term, 1910
IN CHlNCERY,
Alexander Saugster, Complainant;

~ tHi.NCERf.
Alexander Saugster, Complainant,
AGAINST
Thomas Swan. Colin Aud, and Edmund [ 4.
Lee, as>isneaS of the late Merchants
B,uk Of Alexandria and John Ander-
son, lanes Anderson. Daniel Amin, Sa-
mucl Beeii, William II. S. Boswell, Ed
muni Brook, BENJAMIN Baden, Tho
mas X. Belle, James Bloxbam, George
Bruce, junior, Richarl Wool. Thomas
Cookendrlfer, Hugh Caroiin. Daniel Ca
Neo6. Samuel Chester, John Corse and
Nata'nie, RomSaveli, trading under the
hrm OF Corse < Rounsavell; George
to'eman, John Cohagen, James FL. Du-
la1y, Camiilrs Griffith, Nimro Farrow,
R12ert Getty, Peter Heiskell. ]. Ha-
Pertv, jpnior, Robert Hall, John Jackson,
Alexander KYLE, John McPherson and
Daniel Nc Pherson, llte joint mer-
chants and cOpor'ners, under the firm OF
John .Icpherson & Son; Daniel McPher-
Son, Charles MoxleY, Alexand Moore,
Is Thomas Mount, James r. Il iddle. admi-
niS,rator Of Ferdinand Marsteller; Joseph
Vaudeville, Joseph Mande, lille and Sa-
mueI +. Larmour. JOINT merchants and
copartners, under the 6rn of Mandeville
and Larmour; Robert Mandeyille and
James Vaudeville, JOINT IRercharts and
copartners, under the firm of Robert &
- I2@eS Maldevilie; William n. Mills.
Rofsrt A. Malls, Thon,as Pickerill, Cra-
zen I. Peytou, Nnblet Herbert, admi.
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Morning and Evening Stage.
hIaEn
sys

-
To and from Georgetown, Washington City
and .4lerandria, no1O running,
WJlLL leave Crawford's tavern, in
w Georgetown, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
passing through the city Of Washington
calling at all the public houses on the Ave
nue., aud arrive at Alexandra by half past
IL o'cock-leaye Browns City Hotel A.
Iexandria, every evening at 4 p. M, and
arrive at Georgetown the same evening.
Fare doilar--All baggage and parcels
at the risk of the owner or owners thereof.
THE PROPRlETORS.
n. B. Books are kept at Messrs. Davis
&. Oneai's Tavern, City of Washington,
for the entry Of passengers in the above
line.
The Coachee viii leave Browns City
Hotel, Alexandria, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
arrive at Georgetown al ! past II o'clock
passing thro' Washington, and returning
leaveCrawford's at 4o'clock arrive atAlex-
andria the same evening.
By means of tins arrangement persons
having business to transact in either place
may be accommodated with cheap and
expeditions conveyance.
January GO
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Notice.

VT7HEREAS certain malicious reports
w have been circulated in town, cal
cuIated TO injure and impair the good cha
racter have uniformly borne and still bear,
this notice is given to defeat my calumnia-
tors, and to prove that have not abscond-
ed from Alexandria,-and hope all per:
sons who have any claims against me will
present them for settlement. And fore
warn all persons trusting and dealing with
my husband, Jesse Ross, on my account, as
he was the principal cause of the aforesaid
reports, and induced the marshal to enter
my house, stating | had absconded, which
was unrue-And further give notice that
all my property of every description was
made over to my daughter before my mar
rage to the said Jesse Ross, and he has no
controul whatever over it.
ian 22 St. LOUISA ROSS.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from fine subscriber on or
N about the first of September last, nu
Istto girl named Sally, about fifteen or SIX
teen years of age, long hushy hair, rather
thin visage, clothing not recolleeted, tor,
merly the property of Mr. John NJ lyor OF
this place. Whoever will apprehend said
slave and deliver her TO me, orgive lnior-
nation to Mr.. H. Claggett. at the Washing
ton tavern, SO get her, shall receive the
above reward. JOHN L. AFFORD.
December fmwtf
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Cork Sole Shoes
s. g. ID. REED

S. y ID. REED
Lave just received a fresh supply, OF
IL cork sole, and morocco and leather
thick sole walking shoes, with heels.
LIKEWISE,
A general assortment Of other kinds, suit
able for the season, which are for sale at
low prices for cash. January
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Office.

T M. LEONARD begs leave to give
- notice that the encouragement lately
received has induced him TO protract his
stay here short time, and inv ties the pub
lie to visit his rooms to view his paintings,
of which he has several now finished. 10
avoid interruption he has allotted TO visitors
from A. NJ, till ZIP. NJ. on Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. wfm3t* January 70
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-25
For Sale or FREIGHT,

sE The schnr. POLLY & SALLY,
MY burthen S5 tons or 600 bis, nearly
new, built in the Chesapeake ofthe best ma
terials: very fast sailer, end can he ready
for a cargo in few days, and requires but
a small expense 80 fit her for any voyage.
Apply to LAWRASON & FOWLE.
December 81