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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-08

The legislature of Kentucky, at its last
session, passed law by which it is provi-
ded, that no editor or printer of newspa-
per shall receive, for the insertion of an Or
der OF court more than three dollars, under
penalty OF five dollars fine Tor every viola
lalion of the law. The legislature might as
well have enacted. in so many words, that
no order OF court should exceed the length
of three squares OF a column. This is not
the way TO cure extortion, if ever attempted,
and is properly denounced as an interference
with private concerns. The legislature
might as well enact that no man should
charge more than one dollar for a pair OF
shoes, or that no man should consume more
than just so much bread and so much meat
per day.
The number of deaths in Charleston, for
the year ending on the first day of January
last, was 827; of which the large number OF
las died of consumption, being principally
strangers who had resorted there in pursuit
of health. The fact appears singular, that
of the blacks, about an equal portion died
of males and females; whilst among the
whites, the deaths of ales were to those Of
females as 232 to los.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-08
baltimore, Feb. 6.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET IN BALTI-
MnRE EnR TIE PAST WEEK.

REVIEW OF THE MARKET IN BALTI-
MuRE FOR THE PAST WEEK.
SUGAR.-About $50 hhds. of Mus
ca, ado from Cuba. landed from the
vessels which had cut their way thro'
the ice. were brought to public sale
although the holders were anxious to
effect sales, and would have accepted
very moderate prices, yet such is the
stagnalion produced by the obstruction
of the navigation, that the trade would
not come forward, and hardly any part
of what was offered could be SODA
few of the first brought 9 dollars, the
inferior dollars 10 cents, making an
average of about 8 dollars and 50 CTS
but the whole. though generally of
fair quality, could not be forced off at
these quotations.
BY private sale, the business done
has also been inConsiderable and with
out any observable variation from our
late rates e.; in Havana browns, nothing
of Importance was danc small lot
Of white from Trinidad, (Cuba) was
sold al IA dOllars.-We quote the for
mer at 9 dollars and so cents a 10 80,
and the latter from IA to 10.
INDIGO-No al GRAFTON.
RECEIVE have received somo adj
dition to our stock. by the arri, ais at
the " harves noticed ab0ve-the article
still continues dull. and is offered be-
low our late quotations-nOt more than
dollars and 50 could be- obtained for
the smail parcels required by the
trade.
COTTON--There is no alteration
the enquiry continues extremely Ii
mitcd, and prices offer no inducement
to the Merchant tv add to our present
stock, which is quite inconsiderable-
the rates continue high in the southern
markets; while in Europe we learn by
the adviCes per the Amity, at n. York,
that prices still continue to deCline-as
far as our knowledge of the subject
may enable us to form a correct eSti
mate of the shipments of the new crop,
we are of opinion that whatever has
been paid over l21 cents per Id. will be
lost by the shippers.
COFFEE-Has been very dull, and
has deClined-We now quote &c cents
as the price for good ST. Domingo, and
q % cents for green Havana-"f
the last we have got supply of 5 or
600 bags from the ,sssels cut out
Of the ice-prices in Europe continued
steady at the date of the last advices,
but busin s. was nearly suspended for
the winter. 1t remains matter of
great doubt whether the late quotations
will be supported when the spring
trade commences.
FLOUR-Has been almost entirely
negleCted-One sale was effected at 8
dollars and IS cents on a credit OF six
moaths-the cash price is dollars 623
cents, aud the manufacturers are firm
in refusing to accept less-many are
disposed not to sell even at this quota
ton, and prefer waiting till the pre-
sent suspension of our business is OBJ
viated.-Since our last notice OF this
subject, we have seen adVices from Eu-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-08
House and Land Wanted.

HOUSE with about one acre
{T44A land near Alexandra, or within lpe
sss| precincts of the town, would De Pr
Aferred /; the payment to be mace J"
small sums. at remote periods, with In'efs''
till paid. Enquire-of the printer;
tebruaryS tns!u"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-08

We are authorized to state thai the
Hon. CHARLES F. MERCER is again a
Candidate for Congress, tor the District COM
posed Of the counties Of Prince William,
Loudoun, and Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-08

W.,t Union, (OhiO.} Jan. %.
On Thursday last Mr.. Orsborn Webb was
committed to the Jail Of this county, on the
charge of sending challenge TO fight duel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07

~N0 v HiAhuh
U 5. Pots in bond.
o,lsans 9 LA II l-2
Islands, l"l-Za~
! Tobacco, ao
Rice, (very duly ioaio
Flour, oa
Pot Ashes. States, 80
Do. Montreal, $500
Pearl, States,
Tar, ioaiS
Turpentine, hHiHo
Price OF Stocks aSth May--Bauk Stock,
92O; 3 per cen, red. "a 7-8 % 7-0; 8 per
cent. con. rs 3-S So; 81 per cent, $40:
The London Star of the 25th OF May
SAYS "We are requested by MIR, Sans
Bookseller to his Royal Highness the
Duke of York, to announce II second tt-
ter. from the King tohis People"
Letters received at Vienna, dated Lay
bach, 9th May, state that the departure OF
the Monarchs and their Ministers has
beenhnew deferred for an indefinite term,
The motive is not known.
The Right Hon. the Countess OF Chat
ham died in London 2lst of May.
The new representative Peer of Ireland
in the room of the Marquis of Londonder-
~. will he Lord Powerscourt.
The plague is said to have appeared at
Malta.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07

Price of 100, 600 Dollars only II Dollars.
DRAWING ANNOUNCED.
EROM the rapid sale, and great demand
IL for. Tickets in the
GRAND NATIONAL
Lottery
FIFTH CLASS.
The drawing y i'll positively in
the city OF Washington in the month of No
vemoer, next and be completed in thirty
three drawings only. with all possible des.
patch, under the superintendent Ut
h. C. Weightman.
VIM. Brent,
John Davidson.
Thos. H. Gilliss,
Moses Young,
Andrew Way, Jr.
The Scheme of which is the most brilliant Of
any Lottery in the United States.
Behold the Capital Prizes
/ grand prize of 100000
$4,000
9 10000
5 5000
100 1000
~ 500
los lO0
Not two blanks TO a prize.
Whole Tickets Ii on Quarters z 70
Halves S 81 Elghths 81
p.l Ill -.,.lx, ,Avaoco IN 70
dallars on the 10th OF Next Month, (July.)
Prizes only to be drawn.
On the 10Th day will be deposited 10 the
wheel | prize of 5000; and 90 the 10Th day
prize OF 5000; on the goth day prize OF
5000; on the 25th day one prize OF 10000;
on the 28th day. ! prize of $4,000. on the
3Otb day the grand capital prize of l0O,o0O
dollars. All The other prizes are floating
from the commencement of the drawing.
Prizes payable 60 days after the drawing
is finished subject to a deduction OF ID per
cent.
Tickets and shares for sale in the greatest
variety Of numbers at
ID. ~GILLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office, Washington City
Or at Kerr & FitS Hughs,
Corner of King and Washington street
Alexandria.
~ Orders from any part OF tyhe Unltec
States, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
post paid, will meet the same punctual and
prompt attention as il personal application
was made.
Tickets for sale in the New York LItera-
ture Lottery a, do; which will be comPief-
ed in three more drawings. Prizes to be
drawn are l Of $4,000, ! of 5000. &c &C.
in the Maryland State Lottery at IN the
University Lottery ofMaryland at 9 in the
Cyclopadia Lottery at IA dollars.
june 60
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07

Intelligence from Madrid to the 9TH OF
May, represent that city to be 50 full OF
anarchy and confusion, that serions APP
-prehensions were entertained of a general
commotion. The government appeared
unable to check the violence of the mob.
The king had placed much confidence In
the exertions of Gen. Morillo to restore
tranquility in New CASTLE, and was great
ly shocked when the general rendered ms
resignation, which however was not ac-
cepted.
Letters from Bayonne say that the
libereaux of G alicia, have succeeded In
obtaining the arrest of nearly 500 persons,
anti-consi ~itutIonaiists!
A letter from Frankfort, dated the 10th
of May, announces the departure from
Laybach of the emperor OF Austria and
Russia. The London Courier thinks the
intelligence may be depended upon.
The king's coronation robes are hnlsh-
ed and were exhibited
Prince Ypsilanti, has addressed a letter,
dated from his head quarters at Roman,
March IL, to the Metropolitan, the Bish-
ops and the Boyars, in which he states
that the GreeSs have taken up arms to
establish and defend their national rights,
they will regard the inhabitants of Mol
davia and Wailachia as brethren, and de-
clares their persons and property shall be
inviolabiy respected.
The Journal of Rome, of the Sd of May,
contains the following, dated Ancona Oath
April.
Every recent advices from Epirus, an
nounce that the famous Ali Pacha, of ia
nina, has been killed by his secretary.
Insurrection manifesting itself in
various quarters in Spain. The popular
ferment at Carthagena was very great
At Algesiras arrests were common.
General Pope has published a memorial.
in which he declares that in the affair OF
Rieti, he was the only Neapolitan who burst
look the Austrians in the face.
Accounts from the frontiers of Moldavia,
a. late as April Is. state that the Emperor
Alexander had fixed a term OF 7 days tor
the dissolution Of the Greek corps, formed
by Ypsilsnti, in Moldavia and Wallacbia, Il
| for the return OF those who are Russian SUBJ
iects. Up to the 10th the order had not
been oboyed.
ACQUISITION had been put in the House OF
! Commons on the night of the 2lst of May,
whether the Queen would be invited to the
coronation. The Marquis Of Londonderry
explicitly declared that Ministers did not
intend to advise his Mojesty to sanction any
act of the Crown to authorize the corona
ton of her Majesty, and without such act
Git being individually a prerogative Of the
| Monarch to grant or Withhold it as he may
deem fly her Majesty cannot participate in
the ceremony. Mr.. BIougham protested
against the validity of this doctrine.
(Courier.
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Indian Queen Tavern.
.He.rnndriG. I'd. c.

vTHE subscriber respectfully informs his
trends and the public generally, that
he has taken the above commodious AID well
known Tavern, (the property, OF Mrs. Z
McRea.) Oh King street; where ne has open
ed a house OF genteel entertainment. ms
beds and bee ding are mostly new and equal
to any in the district. His bar shall always
be stocked with The best of liquors, and his
table furnished with the best the market al
lords. From a determination to keep a quiet
and orderly house, be hopes to share a part
OF the public patronage.
Their is a large and extensive stablingy
attached to the establishment. which shall
s always a De nv pl = careful and honest ostler.
Five or six genteeI persons can be accom-
modsted, with boar1 by the week, month
C. L. SEARS.
;,Jv = 3aw3w
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John Hepburn

PETCRNS his thanks to the inhabitants
IL of Alexandra, for the very liberal en-
enlargement he has received since he has
been in business, aud now offers for sale,
IS bottles first quality fresh lime juice
IS do cordials of approved quality
Oranges g. Lemons, lemonade at 8 cts per
glass.-Mead at 8 cents per bottle, beer &C.
bis. she'll bsrks-toge,ber with a small
assortment Of Confectionery, Cheaper than
can be had in the District.
King street, a few doors above the Wash
ington Tavern.
uly 2 eos
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Notice.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans
court of Charles county, letters of admins
t~ration On the personal estate Of Francis
Darlington, late of said county decd. all
persons having claims against the said es-
tate. are hereby warned TO exhibit them
with their vouchers legally authenticated
TO the subscriber on or before the 9Th July
next otherwise by law they will be excluded
from all benefit of said estate-and all per
sons indebted to the said estate, are reques-
ted 10 come forward and make immediate
payment, Or suit will be brought against
them Immediately without respect to per-
sons.
MARGARET DUNINGTON, Admin
~istratrix Ole
FRANCIS DUNlNGTON.
july 1aw3w
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Fresh Teas, &c.
Ncw landing from schr. Elisa, Meoher,
from NeU York,
on C % BOXES, Young Hysoo Tea,
~ SO ten ca,ty boxes GuBpowder do
2 boxes cont'g 76 g ID. cannis-
ters, gunpowder tea.
&C ten catly boxes Imperial do
box conl'g 40 2 10 cannisters do do
The above Teas are OF The cargo Of the
London Trader, Huntress, and Savannah. OF
the latest impOrtaJions, and of first quality.
offered for sale on accommodating terms, by
SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH.
Who has In Store
geo bbls. Baltimore No. ] behring's OF
superior quality
400 reams wrapping paper
SO So b bbis' Baltimore Waisksy'
90 hhds. bright w. /. molasses
SO hhds. Muscavado sugar, part Of very
superior quality
25 or cacks Sicily Madeira
is do Coimenar WINES
= DO DO Malaga f0t a"sii'y
5 bis con IA bottles port
Gunpowder tea in chests and half chests
Liverpool blown salt, in sacks
Prime Pork, N. York city inspection
Mould candles, sugar loaf paper, binders
and bandbox boards
Canton table mats, &c.
iupe I8
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DRaVING ANNOUNCED.

CouENs OFFIcE. Baltimore, July ID, 1891.
0rTHE Managers of the Grand STATE LOTTERY of Maryland, in presenting their
Acknowledgement to the public, for The very distinguished patronage they have received
every ar;o OF the Union, have he pleasure to nnounce that in consequence of the
rapid sales OF Tickets and the INCREASING demand, the DRAINING will take p@ in the
CITY OFBALNMORE,
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,our sake, bas lett father and nother-iook'
CON alone for happiness-wishes IN your
r;.,v TO spend her cheerful day-in your
.aIoved T to draw her latest breath-and
,,odly thinks the slsmbers OF the grave Will
s,.stsr when lying by your side! The
O..r;,ge Of two such fond hearts, IN one UNI
- forms a state of friendship, OF all others
~ ,oosi pertect and delightful IT'S a mar.
200 Of souls, OF persons, OF wishes, and OF
interest. ne,
Ar. YOU poor? Like another sslfshe tolls
"a ,,r,, to better your fortune Are you
.;ckq She is the tenderest of all nurses she
..vs, leaves your bedside, she s~ustains
.our taiuting head, and strains your teverlsh
IBIS IN her dear anxious bosom. How
INn,;ous IS sickness, with such a compa-
Arc you prosperous? 1t multiplies your
ba.sipgs ten thousand fold, to share them
With one so beloved. Are you in hel COM
oouy? Her very presence has the effect oil
q, s,,s,tsst conversations, and looks, though
,g,nt, convey a something to the heart' OF
which none but happy husbands have any
;,,sa, Are you going abroad? She accom-
panies YOU to the doOr-ths tender embrace
the fond, Heightened kiss-the last soul
melting look-preclous evidence OF love
those 90 along with you, they steal across
vour delightful memory, soothing your Jour-
new: while dear, coDJugal love, gives IRAN
soor, TO every glance ut home, and sweetens
.yerv nimble step OF your glad return
1,bsre soon as your beloved form is seen she
fires 20 meet you.
Her voice is music-the pressure OF Del
arms is rapture, while her eyes, heaven :
sweetest messengers OF love! declare the
ioy that heayes her generous bosom. Arm
in arm she hurrles you INTO the smiling habi
tation, where, the fire fair blazing, and the
yestmeu,s warm, the delicious repast, pre-
pared by her eager love, fill your bosom
with a Joy too biz tor utteraDce.
Compared with a lie like this, mercliu
God! how disconsolate is the condition o
the old Bachelor! how barren OF all Joy !
Solitary and comfOrtless at home, he stroll:
abroad into company. Meeting with M
tenderness nor affection to sweeten company
he soon tires, and, with a sigh. gets up to g
home again. Poor man his eyes are upoT
| tue ground and his steps are slow; for alas
i HON. has no attractions. He sees nothing
4 there but gloomy walls and lonesome cham
bers. Alone he swallows MS silent supper
h he crawls to his bed, and trembling coil:
n himself up in cold sheets, sadly remember
i ing, that with to. morrow's joyless sun, the
4 SAINT dull round begiRs again y
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Blues Election.

4 N adjourned meeting Of the Independent
~ Blues, will be held at the Town Hall,
on Monday evening next, at 9 o'clock, pre-.
cisely. A constitution will be adopted, and
the company 60 into an election for COM
ni.sioued and non-commlssioned officers.
J. H. SMOOT, Sec.
hrApplicafions for membership may be
made TO either OF the following gentlemen
who compose the committee Of Election, viz;
/. p. Thompson, VIM. A. Williams, Samuel
MCLEAN. Thomas L. Martin, Robert N.
Windsor and J. n. Smoot.
July 4.
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Marshal's Sale.

VVyLL be sold under on order Of the
w Circuit court Of the District OF Co.
lnmbia, for the county of Alexandria, on
Monday the 9th day OF July next, for cash,
one hundred and forty-seven barrels OF flour
attached by John M'Cluer, in the hands OF
BRYAN Hampson, as the property OF Rich
ard L. Galloway.
Sale to take place next door to the ware
house of George Coleman, on King street,
b. MINOR, D. NJ.
For T. Ringgold Marshal.
iune 80,
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Sales ut Auction.

Public Sale.
IN TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, will be
~ sold al the auction store
Sugar in barrels
Brady in do
Vinegar in do
Rum in hogsheads
Sugar in do
New York Ale
Mustard
Soap and Candles
ed hand Cordage
ALSO,
case ~calicoes
is birtings 3 checks
l. cassimeres l. jeans
Il hose T. bOmoaZettrs
Thread Silk T. Cotton, &c.
Is pieces sup linen cambria
ALSO,
10 ] Or. casks Malaga wine,
sets OF tea china, furniture, &c.
Will be added t the above sale
By order Of the administrator.
II negro man named William,
now in possession OF JOIN Roberts, and we'll
known, belonging to the estate Of s. G. Grit
filth, deceased.
s. A. MARSTELLER, auct'r.
iuly 7
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POSTSCRIPT
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Nsw York, July 4.

LATEST FROM
The tast sailing ship Atlantic, captain
Matlack. arrived yesterday from Liverpool,
having sailed on the 3Oth Of May.-By this
vessel the editors OF the New fo.k Daily
Advertiser have received regular files oil
London papers to the Goth, and Liverpool!
10 the seth OF May, inclusive. We wers al.
so ~poIi,ety favored by Captain Matlack with
late London papers, and a Liverpool paper
9th. Both of May. The war between the
Turks and Greeks, the dlstul bance in Spain
and the preparations for the approaching
coronation OF the King of England, appear
10 be the most prominent events contained
IN the papers.
We have been politely furnished by a
friend with the following price current:
Live,pooi, Mug 80.
The sales of Cotton this week are 1893 bags OF
which 1910 are American, say ESQ OPiands,
49, Orleans, 65 Mobile, 81 Tennessee, and go
Sea Islands, viz.
Uplands. 20 at s II, 35 at 8 l-2, rs ats IS,
90 at 3, IS at 9 is, 4l5 at y 3-i, l3O at $50,
6lU at9 | 2, 50 at 9 SIS, lot a. 9 81, I25 at :,
81 at 10 is. LIS at 10 Ia, III at ~ IL, ~ al ~
81, $50 at IL. ~
Orleans. 90 at 9 Ia, IS at 10, 81 at 10 l-s, 10
at 10 ST., ~ at IL is, ~ at III Oh, Zoo at IL, 10
at IL IL, IL at Is,
The mark is rather lower this week, and the
BUYERS seem vegv unwilling to give the market
l price. There Isl ale advertised by AUCTION LOT
next Friday Of 0UC Orleans, mostly niel1or 4uan-
", and it is expected to reauce our quotatlons for
| such The arrivals have been about 25 ,oUO thus
farm this month fron the states, and we have now
about 22, 900 American and $500 BraAls less
imported into Liverpool than for the same period
ct last year.
Ashes have again been IN request tins week.
and a small adv ance Obtained on former prices Tor
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday, the 9Th day OF Aug. next,
Vat 10 O'Clock, A. M. al the shop OF VIVA
Wedderburn. druggist, on Fairfax street,
the subscriber, as trustee for certain pur'
poses, will sell at public auction, for ready
money, all the stock in trade OF the said
William Wedderburn, consisting OF drugs.
medicines, &c. and household and shop
furniture.
july cots
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ID.
Fortunate Office, Washington City
Or at Kerr g FitS Hughs,

Newt Sugar.
UNHIRiY one hhds. first quality New
Orleans Sugar, landing and for sale -
Also IN store. Sc boxes Oranges, and SO do
Lemocs n prime order.
LINDSAY & HILL
june LIFT
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Notice.

4 Having rented the Aide MILLS
"a .or tern OF years, tender to their
gsEI )Ii Customers, and to all other per-
sssl .nas wno msy be inclined to con- :
,e - re, every accommodation which
= rem Ter them To such as | am unehon' u
4 f.,,,,11.s,ionable security for the faith
4, ,s,torn,nce OF every obligation | con-
a5,, ior the purchase Of wheat OF the ex-
! 5In Il ppster can be broke and grSunn IN
ia,,y-iye minutes from the moment o us'
yprr. by par Ut FIVE feet Allegany burrsI
r,sd by nineteen feet water wheel, anu
- oar OF French Blrfs, some oil "nieh eA.
IL lin iiameter the torner. assure 20 sne
,rnsr AMI Merchant as prompt an eAI
h ,ora of Ionr; tor wheat, as the couaty Of
I'uA''i NV JAS. SIMPSON.
allie. Scot. eS, 1921. nov II
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Orphans Court,
County, of AIerona,

County, Of .dieron3rid,
NOD. FERN, 1891.
ORDERED, thai the executoroi Richard
Libby, deceased, do give the usual notice Il
debtors and creditors, three times week sor
two weeks, in The Alexandria newspapers.
ca copy.) Itste,
A. MOORE, Reg. Ii.ills.
THIS IS 10 gaue notice,
THAT the subscriber of Alexandria
county in the District OF Columbia, has Oh
tanned letters testamen,ary on the personal
estate OF Richard Libby, ,ate OF the county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against SAID dccedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof 10 The Subscriber. passed BY the
Orphans Court, OH VI before the 10Th day vi
May next, or they may by law he excluded
from all benefit to said estate. and those III
debted thereto, are required 10 make Imae-
date payment. Given under mY hand THIS
18TH Nov, 1891.
LEWIS HlPKiNS,
Executor of Richard Libby, deceased.
nov II 3aw2w
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Thrift Dollars Reward.

pAN away from the subscriber living in
II Prince William county, Va. DANY. a
yellow negro man, about 90 years old. feet
or near it high; he has down look when
spoken to; scar between his thumb and fore
finger, on tns right hand. Heis straight and
well made; his eyes iulI and black. He hao1
ON when he went away blue mixed round
Jacket, dark yarn pantaloons & cotton shirt.
Davy has been raised in The house as rouse
servant, and can be very excellent servant
when he pleases. taken in the state, WI!
give 20 dollars, or 80 if taken out OF the state
Il secured in Jail. ~
oct 2s