--> _The_ FEMALE, _who a few days since took_ 4 _Pair of_ SLIPPERS _from a shop in old Paved Street, is_ requested _to return them, and no questions will be asked; if she does not return them in 6 days she will hear from the owner another way._ Jan. 5, 1792. * * * * * _The Female who offered a Counterfeit Seven Dollar Bill at Mr. Dow's Shop, on Wednesday afternoon, and afterwards passed it upon a small Lad at another shop, is desired to call and exchange the same, if she wishes to avoid trouble, as her name is known._ _Nov. 1, 1805._ * * * * * The Female that took from the Shop of the subscriber on Monday, 19th of June, four pair COTTON HOSE, is requested to return them to prevent further exposure. June 20, 1815. JOHN RUST. * * * * * An indiscreet and ungrateful servant advertised as missing. We take the following from the "Columbian Centinel," Sept. 30, 1807:-- [Illustration] A GOOD _LIKENESS_ OF _SANCHO_, A NEGRO MAN, thirty years of age, about 5 feet high, very black complexion, good teeth, not corpulent, but well formed, and of erect position of body & a _fast walker_, WHO absented himself (supposed to have been inveigled away by some artful villains for their own use and benefit) upon the Evening of the 17th inst. from his Master, WINTHROP SARGENT, late Governor of the Missisippi Territory. He had learned the trade of a Barber, and is in every respect a most accomplished servant for a gentleman or a family; was born and educated in his Master's house; endeared to _him_, his _mistress_, and his own _wife_ and _children_, as well as the numerous blacks of his Master's Plantations, by long, affectionate, and faithful services, and ere this _solitary_ instance of malconduct, there was not a single doubt entertained that the attachments were mutual and inviolable. If he voluntarily returns to the service of his Master, he shall be received with wonted kindness and affection, but no expense will be spared to punish to the utmost limits of the law, all persons who may be accessory in harboring or concealing him, and the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS shall be paid to any person who will apprehend and deliver him to his Master, or in his absence to Mr. IGNATIUS SARGENT, in _Boston_; to Messrs. G. & T. ASPINWALLE, in _New-York_; or Col. HODGDON, in _Philadelphia_;--or the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for delivering him to Mr. DAVID URQUHART, Merchant, _New-Orleans_. WINTHROP SARGENT. * * * * * _UNGUIOLOGY._