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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
For Freight,

Ia The excellent schooner OLIVE
SLBRANCH, Farnswerth master, bur-
den 600 bbls. will be ready for a cargo in )
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DOMESTIC.
.....ss........


WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-The United
States Ship COLUMBUS, the ship of the
line butt at Washington, dropt down
from the Navy Yard few da, ago and.
Notwithstanding The time was, from The
lowDess OF The tides, unusually unfavora-
bic Tor the attempt, she passed the bar al,
the mouth of the Eastern branch with
very lille difficulty. She is TO be lowed
by the Stram Boat down TO ST. Mary's
river, wterP her equipment Tor sea will be
completed. Had moi the fear OF detention
by the ice prevented, il is believed she
would have passed over the bar, and
down the river, with all her armament and
stores on board, water excepted.
Ibe COLUMBUS is TO be commanded.
on her first voyage, by Commodore
BAINBR1DGE, who has arrived at the
seat OF government for the purpose OF
taking charge of her. Nat. Int.
The Nashville Wig informs us that
Robert Purity, lately Colonel in the Ar
~ has been appointed, by the President.
10 be Marshal of the District of West
Tennessee, vice John Chitd,ess, deceased,
CHARLESTON, Dec. love under
stand that orders have reached this post
from Government, directing that all the
military force in garrison here, be forth
With removed to Amelia Island. From
other movements of a similar nature. in
various parts OF the Union, we have little
doubt that decisive blow will Shortly
be struck at The Floridas. [CitV Gaz.
The Trial Of THOMAS SHELTON ana JAMES
GRACE, two Of the crew OF the Mary. of Mobile.
for Piracy. in committing robbery on board
The British brig DIM OF Scarborough tOek
place on Tuesday aud Wednesday last. The
District attorney aud the Attorney. G enpTal for
The prosecution, J. W. TOONgR ESQ for the
prisoners. After minute investigation ia an
peaTed that the prisoners, although concerned
IN the robbery, had. in the first instance been
forced on board the Nary, and the jury ieIt
them,eives authorized by the testimony 10
consider their whole conduct az governed by
dHress: they were therefore acquitted Of the
charge.
The prisoners have been remanded to Jail TO
be tired for the mispTision Of the PIRACY
when, we understand, their Counsel will make
no defence, bui leave them to the punishment
the Cont may think proper toiufiict
JOHN REID aud WM. JOHNSON. who raw
evidence OF the part Of the United STATES A.
Eainst SHEiToS md GRACE, il appeared. wer.
principally Instrumental in the murders com
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The Secretary of
State maintains, that
the United States have
always intended that
the property of the
river should belong to
them. He insists on
this point, as an essen
tiai condition, as the
means of avoiding all
collision, and as a prin.
ciple adopted hence
forth by the Union, in
Its treaties with its
neighbors. He agrees,
however, that the ma
vigation of the said
rivers to the sea shall
be common TO both
people. The Secretary
OF State conceives,
thatin this clause there
is nothing hamiliating
70 spain, as seemed to
be thought /; since tits
notintended TO impose
on her an onerous stip-
nlation, but to fix a
territoriaIlimit,w which,
IN fact, might be ex,
tended beyosd the
rivers mentioned. He
considers this clause
az indispensable, and
as eminently calculate
ed to preserve a good
understanding be-
tween the two people.
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TRUSTEES Sale I'm. cnrL

X p sntue OF deed OF trust, executed by Robe,t
~. roUIe ano wiie to the subscribers dated az
oouil once, To secure the payment OF certain ~
no.es ,neIeln expressed TO Benjamin jaime. Harris
m,es c 800 10 SELL at public auction on the pre-
,"'.es, 'oi Ieauy money, on WEDNESDAY Tup d.
IA. or 1920, Tor il fair the next C,i
S ~ - "eaeeh Tue hours Of IL and B. SQUARE 0s
street, street, ssd street and s4h street sin.,.s
nea. zoe bloody Run Spring, aud joining part o1 ,b
iaho 'otmeiy called tie " Old Rope Waik. -, e
huch OF The said square of lets as NAV h. VI so
pSy ,h sum OF 1000, with interest from the iih 10 ~
~ ~ p, ,os ana The costs and expences attendn
ln,s properly Is beautifully situated and command
n,ost extensive prospect OF The river and ad;sn.
county JAMES BROWN, ir.) '"'e"t
M, =, WIN. FiNNEY, ( Trustees.
C3..fda
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Dec. IL.
49, sssss
GAHTIDN

am not individually bound Ia nax r,.
na' OF the purchase money for the pfoprTtv one
.Ie above aaVeIiisemeni-and this was knewn ., "a 10
e onc .. .ne nhe OF purchase. have already nai6
. f'ovo towards my proportion leaving q osoo Paiu
r.m,,n can properly be claimed of me- ibep,Gon
Soh Tue pohiic against taking au assignment, nf ,
december "a. ROBERT PooRR.
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Agreed

The Secretary of
State does not appear
10 find "a positive OBJ
lection to agreeiss TO
The alteration requir-
ed : however, as he
cnnceives this article
10 be'more important
10 the United States
than TO Spain, he will
examine the question
aud see whether the
request ofihe Minister
OF Spain may or may
not be agreed 10.
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mitte6 on board the Ann. and ma,
upon their trials for that demons offence Two
o,ners, equally implicated, are in confinement
"' Fourier
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Consul In Spanish port shall exhibit the do
cument known by the name of articles aud the
spanish Consul in an American port, the roll
OF me vessel; and il the name of the deserter
or deserters, who are claimed, shall appear in
the one or the other, they shall be arrested,
held IN custody, and be delivered to the vessel
to which they shall belong.
shtN. The Uuited States hereby certify that
they have not received any compensation from
France, for The I'M uries they suffered from her
privateers, coHsuls, and tribunals. on the coasts
ana - the ports of Spain, for the satisfaction
OF which provision is made by this treaty; and
they VIII present an authentic statement Of the
prizes made, aud OF their true value, that Spain
may avail herself of the same, i'm such manner
as she may deem just and proper.
Nv. The present. treaty shall he ratified, in
due form, by ;he contracting parties, aud the
Qualifications shall be exchanged i'm SIX months
from this time, or sooner, if possible.
In witness whereof, the underwriters
plenipoteDtiaries OF the United States
OF America, aud OF his Catholic Males
~, have signed, by virtue OF our pow
ers, the present treaty OF amity, settle
ment, and limits, and have lhereunto
ahxed our seals, respectively.
Done at Washington, this - day of Febru-
AIRY, 1910.
Paper receired by the Secretary of State. from
Mr. Hyde de Neuuilie, 10th F.bruary, 1919.
EXAMINATION
Remarks Of The Cherdlier Remarks o. theSecretury
de Onis. of State
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Ydtud6te Lands an BHckiHgham cOuUfU
RbLonOtNG 10 the estate Of Robert Craig dsc 10.
- sae ny aucilon.....l In obedience 10 the lar win
sur tsslaneht OF Robert Craig dec. and IN cebformi,,
uee'ee OF Tue supreme court OF the UEited Sfates
~ Ue sViu Al puDlls snciiOn, on the premises IN
the hst TAR day thereafter The tract OF AMI ~ on
sounD OF buckingham on which The said Raiser Gu
Iesioso, commonly called the Home Honse IT,, 's
eu euIsteJ on James river. Containing nv Ists
sW'el,H,SOO acres. The sale which was made ef,is
sahe W hugusi lsst TO Mr. James w. WinfTee basbss
So Si ~ ouoeI oi lhe court of The United States Tor
the Virginia sisriet-ld0 acres Of said land a,e a.,
guanV ioWgr0nnds, about SOC acres of the adio,sS
nKblaDd considered a. good as aLy in the 's
Dsis"Se generally WOOD and some Of IL we'll tmbersd
ihe improvements are sufhCieBt for the accotpmoda
uOn OF small famtly-and the situation canal IN 80,
on te yeI ~ tbai part Of the country aaording an
extensive view ~ the river for upwards Of Eve MIL
It's immediately below, and in sight Of SCOTS ferrv
immediately after the sale Of this tract will ne 80
dnelHeT trecf Of LAND, lying study creek go
tanning l2lo aetes...Also, another Tract conts,nt
800 acres Purcbased BY Robert Craig Of Jacob cot,r
Escb 9 NOSE Taes oiand have been recently survey
ed and plated They will he sheWn 10 anv gsn,Is,n.y
wishing TO purchase, on application To Mr. Sn,i,b IL
ing az the Home House Plantation ,,.o 49,, -,
years credit viii be allowed the purchaser, mn 49,
giving bonds With approved security and deed. ~
uhst upon tae and to ensure the punctna pn,ment ~
we pmchase moneys..AfteT the saie Of tbs diGe,sut
tracts Of land, eight or ten NEGROES Min 81 ~
STOCKS and CROPS, Of every asscrin,,an 81, nc ~
sola on cTedi oftwo years the pnrcjaSeys IN siVs
DObds WIN approved security. Having sevsrsi ..tes
70 "ahe tne PUBIC are respectfully invited 10 attend
MSh carry hout as The sale Of the iand will commence
~ sIeVen BY order Of James Scott Esn eyT
Of John Leslie, dec. who was ex'oT ~ notst, ig
dec. BONCURE ROsINsOg 4 Or y ~ .. S,"'s5
THOMAS TAYLOR, AWctioneers
itC. TO- 6J---g00fds
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"NA ASs1 lie
Agreed.
ARTICLE 2.
Requires a more ex.
plicit explanariou.-
ARTICLE 3.
The Chevalier de O.
mis- requires that the
boundary between the
two countries shall be
the middle OF the riv-
ers. and that the navi-
CATION of the said riv-
ers shall be common
to both nations.
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Agreed.

n. b. IL is agreed, by both parties. that the
dLuGie stipniatilg the cession of the FIoridas
shaii he SO framed as to cover the honor or
ootn countries, aud prove that the treaty is an
aan,.anis transaction Invested of all mental
'eserVauons, disguise, or Tecrimination.
The writer ofthes hasty notes believes that
ne perfectly comprehended and has faithfully
stated, the conversation he had this morninS
with the Secretary of State
lie VIII be equally attentive in st,,siup Ia
morrow tue answer of the Minister of Snain
he matters himself that all obstacles are nearly
renewed. and he deems It no small satisfaction
IN having been invited, by the confidence ma,
hhl'esteo ~ nm by both parties, to Cooperate.
to have powerful influence OIL the peace and
happiness of both henIispheres.
Washington, 18Th tebru9y. 1910.
G.. H. DE N
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G. II. DE N.

NJ. de NeWviAs to the Secretary of State.
Mr.. de Melville has the honour 10 nre-
Sent h's respects 10 MIR. Adams, and 10
enclose The statement hastily drawn IN
by him yesterday evening Mr.. de Men
vile believes he has oursted nothing OF
what Mr.. Adams did him the honour io
communicate TO him. He will see MIR.
OniS to day al l o'clock, and afterwards.
That is, between , and 3, he will call al
me ofhce OF the Department and hand
10 Mr. Adams ihe project sen, by him 10
MT. &c Onis. MIR. de N. hopes that Mr..
ue onis WI remove the remaining unim-
poriant difficulties, for which noiRing On
the part OF MIR. de N. will be omitted
tie avails himself with pleasure of this oc-
casion TO offer 10 Mr.. Adams the renewed
assurances of hls high consideration.
Washington, 10TH February, 1919.
10 be continued
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Agreed.

The minister OF Spain
agrees 10 the Tooth de-
gree otlongitude, and Asreed
to remove all Official
ties, TO admit the 42d
instead of the 43d de.
gree of latitude from
the Arkansas 10 the
Pacific Ocean.
ARTICLE 4.
Agreed, as proposed
by the Secretary of
State.
ARTICLE s.
Agreed.
ARTICLE @.
Agreed.
ARTICLE z.
Agreed with the adj
dition that the United
States shall furnish
transports, and the he.
cessaty escort for con- Aorssds
veying the aforesaid
troops of his Catholic
Majesty aud their bag
gage, TO the Havana
ARTICLE 8.
MS aIhcie cannot Agreed. with the fol.
pc VaItea rom what lowing explanation /:
~, cohidne" ~ the that all grants OF land
the object OF the last nailed hv th;s o.
clanse therein is mere ventioD are valid ,o
10 save Tue honor the same extent az
and dignity of the so they are bindipg nm
vereIgnty of his Cath his Catbolic Ma;ns, .
Ollie Majesty.s
REMARKS
The Secretary OF State observed IN mo that
the Federal Government would most a1s,Ired
ly, never entertain the idea of disturbing indi-
vlduals who were vested with bona fide III
tie 10 their property ; but as d treaty oncht
not to cover fraudulent practices, so no more
could be asked OF the United States than
could be offered by his Catholic Majesty !.
thai, oeihg IN this case, substituted for his
Majesty, they wonld scrupulously fulfil tIeir
engagements but that more could not be ex.
pected % them.
The SecretaTyof State even proposes, if Mr.
de Onis wishes IL, that the article shall lie i'm.
serted in The treaty, as proposed by the Minis
ter OF Spain, on condition that the above ex MA
nation shall be given in the form of :8note
me reuefaI Government, unwilling to leave
only wishes to place, on the most secure font,
ing, whatever is just and honorable and is. a,
the same time. perfectly satisfied that his Ca
tboIic Majesty neither asks nor wishes more.
ARTICLE y.
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4 TE4CHER U4NTED

n EHtHEK " HNTEf1.
THE subscriber wishes employ teacher for The
a ensuing year. to ake charge OF school In povvba
tan, elk miles above the courthouse. Iie INNS, he
Inalihed u teach the English and Latin Languages
dramatically; geography with the 81 the globss
arithmetic, &c. MARTHA sMIiTI
Dec 10. d. f2)0t ssi ~
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tShb ~.
MIR. de Onis re-
quires that Spanish
vessels shall be ad-
mitted for I2 wears
ito all the ports of
the coded territories.
upon the same footing
as the vessels of the
United States
2. That no nation
shall enjoy the like
privilege during the
said term of twelve
years.
3. That at the ex-
piration of the said
term, Spanish vessels
shall be received i'm
said territories on the
same footing as the
most favored nations.
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TRUST DEED SAIE

PURSUANT to deed of trnst exrrni.d - a.,
49, scIIoeIs ny John BrOcknan OF Louisa cout,. euo,
recorded IN The clerks o6ice of Nh. said anu
Th e p., pose OF securing TO Peter Minor execn,ry
a"as mehweiher, dec. the payment Of crr,.,, y.
'neIein sPeciaed. and due on the I2 ds 70
s,IpeI, isie-"e shall on the prenisrs n ~, vi
~ aayg Fe6rHary, 1920 " fair " moi on ~" aoe
,5 LAY, proceed to sell to the highest hidaer for r"s
iv;, 80 " LtNDjon which the said Brock man 49,
co,;ni e n"Ih Anna river IN the county Of Io,,ss
~ a",ht ozo acres, more OTess--oT so n,,fb ,h,as
v ve necessary to satisfy ana pay The ano,,,, -
IL. '''a"o w. COSTS OF executing
DecI6 es -, JAMES MINOR
-O1..MIus DAVID WATSON
pursuance OF eeed OF trust executed a.
seioeis by Peter Nelson, OF Caroline conn, f
record IN TIE CLERKS office Of said coun,y sey,, OF
% zo,n ~ hpTh, 1919, for certain purposes theI"t,
=, 'neJ WIZ proceed 10 SELL on tbr nrs,n,
~ .ne highest bidder, for cash. on The sfh do -
SnHy htIt' certain tract Of LAND i,ino H. !
County VI caroline, and containing (onT a. .ue
~ ou aeirs, be the same more less which said ,d
eonRsons to the Fall Mills and to The j.nss ~
T .ms o,po samuel Terrell, Henry Madison Rob.p,
bv ,.ia ~, "nSoh pnaties aud which was purchased
~ S.'a NeitOh Of Nicholas Davis The anL.ctiI,s,s
Will convey the title that's vested In them az tyn,,
Dec NJ a. a, WIN ID. TAYLOR,
p~''tos JOHN J.. TAYLOR
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ons, OF their respective
commanders and Off
GERS in the Floridas.s
To the above claim
Mr.. de Onis adds that
the United States will
satisfy all the Just
claims which the in
habitants and Spanish
officers OF the Floridas
may have npou them
IN consequence of the
damages they may
have sustained By the
operations and pro.
ceediDgs of the Amer
lean army, as is custo-
mary with the citizens
of the u. States under
similar circumstances.s
ARTICLE 10.
Agreed, as il is pro-
posed by the Secreta-
ry ofState..
ARTICLE ii.
The Ciievalier de-
sires that the stipuia-
ton of five millions of
dollars contained in
this article may be
stricken ont, ior he is
aware that the terrific
ries coded are suhci-
ent TO pay triple that
sum, aud by agreeing
TO that stipulation, il
wouid appear that
SPAN, an consideration
only Of thu said a.
mount, has ce,ied the
two fiOridas aud other
territories, when she
would not have cedsd
them for twenty mil
hons, we're il not her
desire TO arrange and
terminate all difieren-
ees with the United
States.
The remaining parts
OF this article are a
greed to-"
ARTICLES IL. Is, "a g. I,
Agreed.s
ARTICLE l6.
REM !
This article, which |
is, L believe, that in =,
quires that American v
clearances tor a speci
that this article canno,
Federal Government, +:
served by Mr.. Adams,
the present treaty.
ARTICLE IL.
MIR. de Onis re-
quIres that Spanish
vessels shall be adj
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Agreed, as to the
ports Of ST. Augustine
and Pensacola.
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Mr.. de Onisrequires
that tile article should
run thus:
:. 10 all ella ms ofci Agreed.s
6 States upon the gov
" eminent of Span,
" rising from a fun
" lawful seizures at
: sea, and IN tile ports
" or territories Of his
" Catholic Majesty, in
Spain or in his colo
e" nies."s
Aud the high con-
tracing parties res
peCtively rsHounce all
claims 10 indemuities
for any OF the recent
events, or tTausact-
tMr. De Onis being at this time confined by
Inulsposiilop, at his request MIR. II de de Neu-
vile had personal interview with the SecTe-
tarSof State, on the 18th OF February at which
there was fall aud free discussion of the
project OF Mr.. de Onis, delivered February
yth, and OF the counter project communicated
by bim to Mr.. de Onis, February 18th. Inn
mediately after this interview, Mr.. de Men.
willie reduced 10 writing this paper, in which
are noted the objections OF Mr.. de Onis 10
parts OF The counter project, the replies 10
tnOSe objections by the Secretary of Stat, and
The points TO which both parties were agteed
he sent a copy Of the paper the next morning
70 the secretary of State, and another cOpy TO
Nj. dc Onis. Being intended merely As pri-
yate minute, that beth parties might be salts
nsd OF the corTectHess ~ which their respec-
tive remarks were stated. IL was drswn ~,
partly III French, and partly in our own Ian
guage. The passages here mark ed with aisle
RISKS, are ~ English in the original paper
The rest Is translates.
me inmates upon the stb article, compared
with the draft ~ the project of Mr. de On,s
WIN that OF the counter project by the Secre.
vary OF state, rud with the article, Is finally
expressed ~ the treaty, fully elucidate II,e
understanding OF the parties that tile grants Of
land, dated before, AZ well as af,er sbe o.,
January, ISIS, were annnlled, excepting those
upon winch setuemeDtshad been commenced
,he completion Of which had been rreyented
oy lie circnmstances of Spain, aud the recent
revolutions IN Europe.
Ibe passages marked thus 20 are In Eng
l s ~ tie paper received from Mr.. de Nan.
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Agreed.s

IARKS.
l have not before me.
which Mr.. se Onis re-
vessels shall only receive
po't. II appears
u be assented to by the
anh Is, therefore, as oh
/, wholly inadmissibie in
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Land for Sale.

ENHE subscribers offer for sale, valuable
l. TRACT OF LAND, containing 700
acres. lying in Charles county, Mary land,
near Smiths PoinI and only one mile from
the Potomac river; one halt OF which is in
valuable wood timber, and the soil equal
to any in the neighborhood. The improve
ments are good dwelling house, with four
rooms on floor large barn. nearly new !;
and every convt nient out house, such as are
required on farm. A credi. OF one and two
years will be given, the purchaser giving
bond, with approved security and if not
puncually paid, TO bear interest from the
day OF sale.
Ii not sod at private sale, it will be offer
ed at public sale, on the 10Th November next
RIGID. L. SIMMS
ELIZA w ADAMS.
LEE Nj. SPEAkE.
september 81 tu,hstl6thN
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come difficulties. Conway. per-
nau ' Or Of merit, it is sa'd' wili also
tor"i'a' ont Boston Theatre. under the
eOr nsg U Of Messrs. Powell and
mans $9snn. will shortly open with the
w A New-YorA Theatre, un-
der tls n Commenced its season, but
and 9 a.a"",nelled to else in consequence
vas CO s&',1trr,-Mr. and Mrs. BARLEY
Of INC visited the Springs. and Lower
have as' and given readings and reclta-
Cana Nah great success. Mr.. |. Wal
TONS '; WIN; IN New. York. The Pbiladel-
hex a J., :" which is highly respect
Pn Ha IN point of talent. under the man
aDlF :" Of Messrs. Warren and Wood,
a5t' mr"ced on Monday evening last,
c''" ',,,Lat earlier IN consequence OF the
sn, at Baltimore. The Theatres OF
I I,.rJE Richmond, Charleston and
Ne"aOnab, are under the management
% Wassrs. Gilftrt and Graham, who
H,,r engaged double company and
" "" keeping two theatres open
Wv" me same time. The Theatres i'll
Tcotn,ky continue under the manage
nao, Of Mr.. Drake. The western
.,,res are proper field for young be-
Gamers. A very splendid Theatre is
saSt finished at New-Orleans, and com
JDrirI by a private citizen at the cost
IF SI20. 90. 1t contains four tier OF
boyrs with balconies and ballustrades
oft.r thr fashion of the Partisan Thea
trr. The scenery and wardrobe have
ro,n manufactured in France, and a
French company for Tragedy and D.
rera. are cugaged, together with an A
merican company the performances to
be alternately in English aud French,
tbe whole under the management of Mr..
pbili;ns of this city, who has part OF the
western Company aud others already
engaged. and who expects recruits from
ENGLAND. Ncw-Orleans from its sitna-
finn aud wealth, together with the Gus
tom, and manners Of the inhabitants.
aF,rls good prospects for the cncour.
acemru: Of The DRAMA.
Democratic Press.
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English, Mercantile y Mathe-
mat!caI Academy,
(olumbuS Street.

Columbus Street.
TNHE subscriber most respectfully informs
l. the citizens of Alexandra, that his
EVENING TUITION will commence al his
School Room in Columbus rreet, on Monday
the 4!h inst. To say more on he occasion
would be useless The proofs The public have
reCerve,l OF his abilities, his attention, and
the general !mproyemcn OF his puprIs. are
sufficient. As the school will be limited 10
twent,. and number having .lready APP.
Piled, those who wish to avail themselves of
the opportunity would do well to n,oke i'm
mediate Application, and none need. except
persons OF respectable character
oct2 JAS. CADEN, u, ~ ~ Il.
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100 Dollars Reward.

Dan AWAY from the subscriber, on
n Tuesday morning, the l4th inst. a
dark mulatto man, named BILL JOHN
son; about "a years old 4; five feet nile or
ten inches high well made. He had on
when he went away linen shirt aid pam
falcons, AMI yellow vest, which clothes he
has probably changed as he took others
with him. He is very smart and coinmu-
Dicatve-reads and writes tolerably we'll.
The above reward viii be given ii return
ed to me in Alexandria, or lodged in any
Jail where may &c. him again.
September Is ADAM LYNN.