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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

a.s Steam Boat Petersburg.
a hh HE Steam boat Petersburg
sS-=-=FaHA17, will III future extend her run
ssrSSsfSsSetl.-S-xs2 TO Richmond. She will leave
G1<s~szssassSj Norfolk every Tuesday and Sa.
turday At 6o'ciOck, II. aud Richmond every SUP.
day aad Thursday, at be same hour. This Boat at
all times go MP 10 Mayo's bridge, opposite this civ
and depart without the least Inconvenience 40 respects
che tides. Onher passage from Richmeud, she will
EeceiVe passengers from Petersburg, CITY FONT al
40 O'Clock, A NJ. aud her trip up she will land
aud take oil passengers at CITY Point about O'Clock
p DANIEL ", CRUCKkH Ctnt,iu
April Is. I;u.It
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ARCOMM ENDATIONS.
Being called upon 10 give my opinion Of Mayo's
Rhyuing Spelling Book" do not hesitate say that
cOnsIder better calculated promote the improve
ment Of the learner, than any OF the kind, have
J. II. TURNER,
CBILES TERRELL
JONATHAN SMITH, Petersburg.
baltimore, Nor 26 1919.
We earnestly recommend DR.. Mayo's RhyHiT,C SpeE
ling BOoh as the hest calculated Tot the Improvement
Of young persons that have Ihe har
inony Of lie successive corresponding sounds leads
the learner forward III easy aud natural way bout
iAligue VI study, and is admirably calculated to dni
nish The labor VI tue teacher and the pupil.
GEORGE BLACKBURN,
Formerly Professor la tie COLLEGE ~ Wiklium ana
MaTy, Virginid the college Of ssDHth CuTOliRd
ana tate Of The -ISbury COft,ge, BGLtiaore.
MICHAEL POWER
Late Professor Of AHcicRk and Modern Ian
guaseS, liz the 4SGuTy Coiiegs, baltimore.
ENOCH FENWICK,
Rector 0J Sc Peters.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS, NJ. ID.
Late President gt 4SbUTy College.
After having examined DR.. Mayo's RhiniRs Primer
and SPetRg Rock, with the view giving niJ opinion
respecting them, feel no Hesitation saying that
they posuss singular advantages over any other se
nienLary books Of this kind.
LDMUED ID. BARRY. ID. ID.
Principal Of the Baltimore Acqdemy.
April a. 100 w6n,
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JHOK SALE.-A likely wenan aud four children 8
u boys and gTi, she is an excellent COCK. washer
and IoneT, aud good weavef-LikeNite, another with
two children. She rs lTst rate seamsIess aud
The above negroes bear excellent characters aud are
cold Nithout any fault whatever. Application may
be made al this office TO MI Richard c. Gillian in
Richmond It's preferred they should not be carried
far iTsm town.
ApU " IlO..its
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NOliCE.-Ibe subscribers put in the post uhice al
L Jamestown the 23d Of January last, a letter d
teetea 10 hessTs. Doyle x 0'Neal Of philadelphia
covering 5 40 ia bank notes-uhicb letter has been
'"gpeu oI HlsedIrled BOOKER & TODD.
jamestown, Prince Edward, April oh, 1870
one note Of 40 dollars, Petersburg branch bank Of
'ns'h'd, NO. 12i dated Richmond, Ilth March, 1914.
V"e note OF 20 dollars same branch and bank, No.
3l+S, dated Richmond, LIST May, 1915
One nots OF dollars, same bank, No. 05I ,sdated
Richmond, Sth May, 1910.
Que note ofone dollar, Farmers Bank Of Virginia
NO, 2O,oOl 18th April, 1915.
ne subscriber put letter ia the post Office al this
pace on the 10th september, 1871 directed to iona.
SuaH Lukih' % Philadelphia, covering 100. The
Aei amer considerable delay, reached the post oire
~ FhHdeIphia, with marks Of violence. Il had been
opened anu bank uote Of so the Bank Of Vir.
SinlH' ietsr A. No. 426, dated Richmond, 9th April
AoIE .dhen out the letter assumed another fold and
mad the stamp of the post onice Of baltimore on
WIN the same rate % postage charged at the Ja,nes
soEn post Office. EDMtjND BOOKFR
April rs. tto AZ
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Notice % Mnso.ls 5. Bridge BniLlcrs.


Notice to MaSoas + Bridge Builders.
EOROPOSALS will he received tiL che Ikh OF June
inert, by the subscribers, FOR TIE ERECTION
OF TOLL BRIDGE across James river at this place
The river 10 293 yaTds wide at the contemplated site Of
the bTtdge-the average depth thereof common low
water IN summer feet nine inches the bottom sOa
rock entirely across. There several quaITies Of
rock, OF good quality, not than 500 yards distant
from The site tie waters edge aud tile wooaen mate
rails can be conveniently obtained by water ffsn the
neighbOrhOOd, either above or below. The bridge 10
To rest piers 30 feet apart each pier be ~ feet
wide az the bottom aud feet the top IS feet high
aud 70 feet To- z, 0f solid masonry Of the most sub
sanal Kind, and the top will be required Of timber Of
sHtabe size ana strength te be covered with substantial
plank. one fourth Of the cost u the bridge will be
paid when the work commences, fourth when half
finished, and the balance the completion Of the
wOrk.... BOND vita approved seCuTywtl he required
from The undertaken before any money Is advanced
TIE above is tie general plan Of the bridge conlen
plated by te board Of managers, but Is subject To be
altered upon tie 5HggestiUH Of more approved
Communications may he made by any person disposed
the bridge company, at Gainesville, Virginia.
SAMUEL WILSON.
3. Is. DIANE.
March y. Ios..tD
~ Inc Editors OF The National lntellieencrf will
please insert the above twice week Ill the oh June
aao ioTward their account To this Office Tor payment
4 = needing 20 the Ptssident aud Directors o(ue
- Richmond BEl TuEpike Company March 2sth.
ls20--
Re,Oiped tina, notice he given Tor general meeting
Of the Stockholders w. tie Richmond Hil Turnpike
CoWrdny 10 couvtnv 81 The JuiOn Hotel on the 6tb
oa} o NAY next, at - O'Clock tor tue purpose Of %.
pointing itntCtots fof said CaiupanJ--
hcOtrfd, ghata sale ofa shares ~ deithuucut stock
4 HOtefs ~ the Ncbnn ~ W. IrfHutke Con- pant.
u Ge ~ ihr Inion Hotel The 6th dat OF Mfy Hexf
! 70 The dn"uht u itt.f rsstciiyc ecipqucnces.
Z @-nh d. Iv5t.~,5u
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New (LotIino. NLo,n

NeU LfOthWS Store
HE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
Il they have opened a CLOTHING STORE, IN the
mouse formerly owned by hT. mayo, aud lately
ped by Nessrs Smith and Riddle, the Main street.
The long experience OF one of The partners cutter
III one Oi the hTbt ate houses IN London and New
WIN that OF the other having command of considerable
capital, and importing his cloths tsey will be
abed to carry business in style OF elegance aud
punctudy very superior any thing of kind ever
known ia Ricbmend Tbs public are respectfully IN.
utea to call aud inspect The qualify Of the goods tie
superior style the clothes are cut IN, aud the mastery
execution VI them ia every way.
WILLIAMSON x KEITH.
constant supply Of BrewsierS Hats, Silk Umbre l-
lag, &c. April ~. no.. Ate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

DRY GOODS.
lust opening an assortment OF Fresh DRY GOODS
81 consisting "i-
Rich figured Macedonian ShaMis
Fancy handkerchief
Embroidered Canton Grape ShaWs
Lace Wells aud Sbawls
I,vanine, Damask and SeTged DO.
Black silk Handkerchief
BLACK Florentiue
Blacs siiS, Moieskin, SILK, Buck skin, York tan
aud cid Gloves
Black, blue aud assorted India and Italian
Sewing Silk
Green do suitable for Umbrella makers
BLACK aud c"iured Nankin and Canton Grapes
GauZe Velvet, Ntium GAUGE
Figured Silks aud Satius
Linen CamhrIcs
P0ngies aud SaTsnrtis
Plain aud figured Ribsous, OF every description
Black Balloons, Boot Cord
A large assortment of Thread aud Sill Laces
Elegant Fancy Trimmings for Dresses and
BaHnets
Superb Flowers, Head Dresses aud hidicules
Insertion Muslin, N uslin Caps and flouncing
Furniture FTinges. Pocket and Tusk Combs
Caution Floor Mating, Tor summer Carpets, &C.
FOR SALE Low, ny
4. z. BRASiER.
Apply al the Auction Store of MessTs. OIs, Dunlop
Co. apIIl a.. lOS..w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

kHUNSU JAM to deed OF trust executed bJ Benjamin
Haiy u the subscriber dated l2tl April 1919, aud
recorded in the CLERKS Office Of HenricO county court
viii be sold al public auction the highest bidder
ready money, at the dwelling house Of the said Baly
on Monday. the GJSt day Of Nay merit, the lot Of
ians on which the said Hay resides particularly des-
CTlhed n the above Teeied deed. also the following
NEGRO SLAVES namely, George, Moore, Aaron,
Bob, cambridge, Nelson, Charles, Reuben, King,
Frank and lom-or so much as al pay the debt and
interest mentioned ia said deed, due to Coleman a.
voolfolk and The charges of sale. The Trustee will
only convey such title as is vested in him sale to
commence at Ia O'clock.
RICHARD c. wORTHAM, Trustee.
March 2S. IQI IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

4 LII persons having claims against The estate of
IN JACOB WILLIAMSON, dec. are hereby bottled
To sue on them Immediately (; and those indebted To
Tie sad estate required To forward aud make
Payment.-fhe public are cautioned against transact
ing any business relative 10 the said estate with any
person other than tbs subsC Vher-and such person or
persons have possession tue papers Of said dece
deHt, required TO forward to the subscriber
SAMUEL BOOKER,
-jd!H'Or de 6OGiS NON, iUifh the uili aRnered
Of Jacob HIkiiaDISOn dec
. March OF ~
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SIX AIERED

THIS superior HORSE will he found the present
season, part OF his time at the Falls plantation
IN CbesieIheld county, aud part 1T Mr.. william ID
la: ofs, IN RaHoveT conutyto wit He will Helnaiu
IL Chesterfield, from this line, being Tie Commence
ment OF the season, until the 18th Of April aud in
Hanover from the 18th OF April until tue 18th MAY
aud again in Chesterfield from tue 18th May To The
l3th OF June and i'll Hanover fram that time until the
18TH of july, when tile season will expire.
SIR ALFRED is so well known for his beauty of
form, his high blood and performances on the turf
That II is thought unnecessary 10 the particulars
To the public. His stock is inferior being
son of the celebrated imported horse SIR HARRY.
Ieims-S 20 per season, in cash and s 10 for insur
auce, WILLIAM HAXALL,
". ". HANCOCK.
marcn n. ma 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

HAVING atsucialed bisbtotleT Kcncrt with him in
y a business under the fiim u WILLIAM & ROBERT
SHhPARD. intend devouug themselves 20 tbe TOE.JG
40 bU8lNESy Ans cons. sam,ntt 0t tlst aIl. ewhl
Ue strictly atsNtcdto
ArI ie1 ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21
BY RITCHIE & GOoCH.1


CThe ENQUIRER 10 published twice week, gene
rally, aud three times week during the Session of the
STATE Lcgtstdtnre.-Pfice the same as heretofore Eiuc
DorS per annuin, payable in advance. Notes OF Char
tered speeiepaying Banks, (oHsv) will be received in
raymcNt The Editors will guarantee the safety VI
RENTING them 10y mall the postage OF all letters being
PAD by the wIilets.
II No paper will be discontinued but at the discre-
UP.
kwhoevsr win the pa inent nine papers
shall receive q tenth grdtiS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One SqHdre-First Insertion, IS UeatS-edca
continuance, so cents.
- No Advertisement inserted until to has either
eeen paid for dSSunled by person ia thiS city
its eaUirons.
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TO UNDERT AKERS

10 UNDEREAkERS.
MILL Ia let To the lowest bidder Monday
w the Sth Of May, At the Bowling Green, being Ca
roiine court day, THE BUILDING OF A NEW JAIL
al mat place twenty feet square, aud stories high
OF brick, with brick arch the iirst story, sup
ported by mbeis by ~, Of OAK, aud bars of iron
leasl OF an inch thck in the manner described in the
plan OF the building which will be sh.wn on the day
OF letting The soOrs aud windows all be well Sc
CURED with iron.
he repairs necessary 10 the old Jail will also DE let
NJ the saI"e tine. Bond with approved security will
be required 10y TIE (iOHUlySIONERS
Aptll ~.
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One Cen, Reward, aud no Charges paid
ENoR he Gcii9ery of JOHN H.5YH OOD 10 The SuG-
ScriberS lie 0hScOHded oH the OH inst lis bOHRd
to-. TcheHor, (W the HT' IF IT, ". IfchCnnr,) as
apprentice 10 tie (O0chmGkiwg business. he nhdsr-
stands 'a0kiHg ahectS carriages is befWecM rs ami
~ ,oarS 81 0sc, sir0igM bniif, Ject2 or inches
Rtsh; rGry tONd 81 cOHp0Hy had on a 6LNs coat 0Ha
pantdiooaS..... al persons are forbid h0rborimc or
eInplovng S0d rund'c0g, as TIE ldu tbe vig0rGnSIy
ehyoTced ia eGery case. ". j. TJCBENOR. =
J1Tt IL. iiO..It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

M as committed TO The jail Of Chesterfield Csnnty.
w on tie 23d day OF November last, negro man
Who calls himself JACK, is about feet high
yellow complexion, his clothing is negro cottOn-Snp
posed to be about 40 old Jack says he belongs
10 Mr.. Uikti0H BaiduiH, in South Carolina, in
beaufort couhIj.....JaUk bias piece bit Of his
right ear. The of said runaway is requested to
come forward, prove his property pa charges aud
take him away or he will be dealt With agreeabiy 10
law. WILLIAM CLARKE
SkeTif md JaHor.
April II. igs vIvs
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The New NeviseA 6 ode &,

ESElNG collection 81 all such acts Of the General
~ Assembly, Of a public aud permanent nature, as
are now IA force, with copious index, TO which
predNed tue Constitutions of the United States aud OF
the State OF Virginia published pursuaut to act
tue General Assembly, passed the 18th March 1919.
handsomely Bonrd Ia calf, price Si2.-The number
VI copies of the above work contracted fer by the
state, baviug been furnithed-al orders from heck.
sellers, ar Others who buy to sell again. Ito whom Il
liberal discount will be made. and for single copies
can be immediately supplied.
IT orders fer interviewed copies must he LEFT with
the subscriber atone, the Office OF the Enquirer no
is the sole aeent Of the publishers for selling.
SA&UEL.EARY.
The Editors OF the National InteiIis,s,cer Whches-
Ter Gazette, Fredericksburg Herald, Peter sburg Re
publican, Lynchhurg Press and Norfolk Beacon viii
please publish the abOve twice week four weeks
aud forward their accounts this Office for 10 yuput
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baltimore. April !
TRUST SAI,E

~ I virtue Of deed of trust executed by william
- Dahnry, Jr. hearing date the Sth Of August IsiO
l" secure the payment of the of money therein
mentioned TO Benjamin James Harris, the subcribeIs
trustees therein named. will The 2Sth G0y GT ne
present month, at O'Clock, p IL proceed sell Oh
tue premises, at public auction for ready money, The
'uhowlng lots, pieces or parcels of LAND so much
neeOf as may ne necessary satisfy aud pay the ba
iahcc now due aud owing by the SAID william Dahney
~ To the said Benjamin James harris that is to say
ihree SeUer0E Pieces. az Lots Of fuiid, lying and
heng III the county Of lenTico near the Civ of Rich
nlohd. and contiguous TO the Bloody run being par,
OF tue lands formerly owned by the Richmond Rome
walk Company since lard off into lots aud streets
with the streets established In the city
Richmond, which said lois comprise entire squares
t"lth small cNceptiOH) and lot of a triangular
lguTe all OF which particularly described IN an
lhoehtnre OF bargain aud sale between Rem. James
Harris, aud Sarah his wife, Of the one part and VIM
nahhty Jr. Of the other part, bearing even date with
the aforesaid trust deed aud recorded in the County
court of Henrico on the 9th of September, 1916. A
plat OF the said lots may be the snicc of Tho
mas 1. Bouldiu.
THOMAS T. BoULDiN,l
WILLIAM HAY, LTTHstees,
ApTl7. Ja7 IDS
A IL. persons having claims against JOS DhRMS
lADi, DEC. are requested 10 make them known.
DANIEL CALL, Ex'er
OF Joseph DaTnIstadt, dec.
rev D II
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NOTICE.
THE persons indebted to Toraf,kins Murray pri.
4 on To their assignments and TO DUnioD, Pollok
Co aud Robert POfiOk s 20. are hereby RUlea that
payments must he made Immediately to tue subscri
hers or to their Agent william Poe WHO is authorised
10 collect The same, aud that unless they made
recourse will be had directly legal measures no IA
diligence can he given.
Pm. NICHOLAS, )TTusiees of
EDM. TAYLOR. ToEIpkins
RICHD. ANDERSON, J& Murray.
March 7. az m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21

VI ii. RICE.
N5AIN STREET, few doors above The Bell, has un.
1sI deIiaben an agency for The sale OF
DIR. NGyo'S RhyAaIHg Spelling Book,
OF the latter dI cents.
Teachers will be supplied by Wholesale, very iibe
raj discount. ~ Orders fren die country WI lie
promptly attended TO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-08
Fifty dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber living
w in Prince Georges County, Maryland
within four miles OF Alexandria, on Easter
Sunday Iast, april Cd, negro man called
JACOB, sometimes called JACOB DOb-
son, about 81 years OF age. about feet 6
or Z inches high, small, Of yellow complex
ion, black beard ard wflskers, his wool ra-
ther bushey than knotty be has scar on
his brest as am informed he has wife at
Mr.. Calvert jones's, who lives at the extre-
nifty Oh Calvert county, on Patuxent river !;
be will probably enteavoar TO pass for free
man, and get employ jn the wood vessels be-
tween that place aaa Baltimore. will give
for experimenting said negro and securing
HIM in jai! so that get him again, thirty
dollars i takrn in the district, the same il Ia
ken in Maryland, aaa fifty dollars if out Of
either, with all reasonable expenses paid.
lS3- iorWarn all masters of vessels and
others against barbouring or employing said
negro, as am determined to put the law IN
force against all offenders.
FRANCIS TOLSON, Sen.
June 10 If
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Was Committed.

THO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
Il D. C.. on the 18th inst. as a runaway, a
mulatto man who calls himself PETER. and
says he was free born ia the city OF New
York, aud leftthat place abouttwelTe years
ago, anc has lived in Virginia ever since -
The greater and latter part of the time he
lived with Mr. Elijah Paine, near Potomac
creek near where the steam boat now lands.
The said mulatto man is about 90 years OF
age, 5 feet 8 inches high, slender and
straight made, and has scar on his LETT ell
bow The owner is desired to come, prove
property, pay charges. andtake him away,
otherwise he will be dispased of as the law
directs.
ANDREW RoUNsAVELL. Jailor.
june 60
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

ID AWAY from the subscriber, living
.Ae in Prince Georges county. Maryland,
within four mills of Alexandria, on Sunday,
22d May, 1920, a negro man called JOHN,
about 90 years OF age, stout, straight, and
well made, of yellow complexion, s feet 9
or 10 inches high, has WIDE mouth. SIAM
mers when closely questioned; be has been
brought up on the farm as common laborer;
his clothes not recoi!ected. He crossed the
Middle Ferry to Alexandra the day he left
my farm, and WAS seen there in company
with free negro at tie Spring Garden ON
Whitsun-Monday and Tuesday. ! will give
for experimenting and securing him in Jail SO
that get him again, thirty dollars if taken
in the district, fifty dollars if taken thirty
miles from the district, or the above reward
OF ore hundred dollars il taken at a further
distance. torewaru all masters of vessels
against employing him, and all and eae8
other description Of persons whatsoever as
am determined to put the law in force a.
gainst them. FRANCIS TOLSON, Sen.
June 10 II
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Orphans Court,

Alerand,ra county,
June Term, 1905
nRDERED That the executor OF AaNEs
" DuNDas deceased, DO give the usual
notice TO debtors and creditors, ,hreetimes a
week Tor 3 weeks, in the Alexandra news
papers.
A copy. Teste, A. MOORE, Reg.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, OF Alexandra county.
in the district OF Columbia, has obtained
from HE Orphans Court Of said county, let-
lers testamentary on the estate of Agnes
Dundas, late of the county aforesaid, dec.
al persons having claims against the said
decedent, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same to the subscriber, with the vouchers
thereof, passed by the Orphans Court. on CT
before the 10th day of December next or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate and those Indebted thereto are
required TO make immediate payment. Gil
ven under my hand this 10th day Of June,
1890. tWM III. DUNDAS,
Executor OF Agnes Dundas, deceased.
june 10 tuths3w
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Orphans Court,
.9teIandrio COUNTY,

.9teIandrla County,
June Term, 1870.
ORDERED, That the executor Of JANE
y CoNrEE, deceased, do give the usual
notice 10 debtors aud creditors, three times
a week for two weeks, in the Alexandra
4 COW. Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.
THIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, of Alexandra county.
in the distiic, of Columbia, has obtained
from. The Orphans Court Of said county, let
ters testamentary on the estate of Jane Con-
tee, late Of the county aforesaid, deceased;
An persons having claims against the said
deceden,. are hereby warned 10 exhitil the
same 10 The subscriber, with the vouchers
thereof, passed by The Orphans Court. on OF
before the 5th day of December next, or they
NAV by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate and those indebted thereto are
REQUIRED to make immediate payment. Gil
ven uadc, my hand this 9Th day Of June,
1890. JAMES AEil II, Jun.
Executor of janet ontee, deceased.
June pwt2w
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400 Dollars Reward.

Sp AN awayfrom the subscriber, on the
q s23d Of April, muIstto man, named Jar
rets. He is an excellent cock, and handy
servant; and used TO the garden; about 40
years OF age, OF ordinary size, 5 feet or 10
inches high his complexion is very light.
almost approaching 10 white, but remark a hiy
freckled on the face, hands. and breast. with
yer large dark fleckles. His hair is not
quite as knotty as that OF negro, but near
~ SO his counisnance is bad and frownine ::
heis gsRerally polite, but very qusrEe.sene
when Intoxicated. He has wife living in
Alexandria, and many acquaintances in
Washington and Georgetown. His slotb;ng
is various and considerable Iwill Give TO
dollars 10 any person who vii! have him Sc
cared in any Jail in the Distric. of Colua,.
bia, SO that get him again, loo dollars Use
cured in any jail outof the District.
WIN. BRENT, Jr.
RicblaBd, near Aqua, Va.
7. s. Any information, by letter, By which
shall be enabled to recover hila viii be
thankfully recelged anu tandsOmeIyrew
ed. tiay 81
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10 Rent.

spzs That large Brick Warehouse at
s sE'ES the corner Of King and West streets.
sssssssii Also, the Brick Warehouse now oc.
e - cupIed bv the subscriber, which is
tied up TO accommodate family.
Also, Two frame dwellings aud shops to
the east of said Warehouse.
Also. the brick dwelling house, now in the
occupancy OF Mr. Lupton. Possession 10 be
given on the Ist April.
And, the brick dwelling occupied by Mr.
Thomas Swami, Jr. Possession given the
LIST day of June next.
The above premises will be rented low,
and the whole or any part OF the above va :
liable property sold on accom- nodating
erms. JAMES SAN DERsON,