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Drums, Shoes, BoofS and
7'RUA rs.

IKCf K y.
TUsT received and for sale. by FIR ANCIS FOL-
LET, next door below Messrs Bohn Ss Hub
mel S. and next above Mr. Charles Spepcer's. 4
few handsome Drums an assortment; OF mems
women's and ohildren's fine and coahse Sboee.
HAIR and black leather Trunks Of different sizes.
lie has lately received several supplies 10 his
Former assortment of Jewellery, Hardware. sc.
&c tand daily expects further addition) arcre
which are Gold and Gilt Jewellery; Gold and Sill
yer Watches; Silver Soup, Table Desert Tea,
SAT- ana Mustard Spoons and Sugar Tongs PA
ted ca and Coffee Urns Sugar Dishes; Cream
and ca Pots; Candlesticks; Shutters and Trayg
and Bottle Slides Japanrcd Tea Trays. Wai,-
ers Bread Baskets & Tea Caddies Canristeys
and Dressing Cases Cutlery, Knives, Forks.
kazors and Scissors Ele2 CANT Brass ard Irons
and Brass headed Shovels Tongs and pokers.
Glass Lamps for halls Sad Irons and Stands
Grid Irons; Tortoise Shell, Ivory and Horn
Combs; Brushes; Whips Canes Swords Guns.
and Pistols Gun Locks common and apa.e
Flints; Bird Nets Powder Flasks 4 Shot BCltg,
Ilebers; Epauletts; Sword Knots ard Belts
flutes Flies Chessmen Backgammon Tables.
razor straps; Curling longs Shaving Soap,
Boxes and Brushes Powder Faps and puEs.
Fish Hooks Thimbles Needles pins E,ss,ic
Knitting Needles Tambore Needles and C,ses,
Elastic Caters Glove Ties Glove Suspepde,s
Tooth Powders Essences Boxes Of Paints
Hair, Lead and Slate Pencils MAHOGANY Dres-
sing Cases and Travelling Desks Fanny AND
Windsor Chairs; with a great variety Of other
artcles. all OF which will &c sold at moderate
advance
Richmond, 3oth June, 1904 St
READY MADE PENS
FOr cas- sfiLiseGcs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
Mediterranean Po06orfJ.


NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
l V deemed expedent to change the form of the
Mediterranean Passport issued TO vessels of the
United States; that from the eighth day of July
next, those of the new form will be issued at the
custom houses 10 every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made on compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and surrenderng the former
passports of which she may be possessed, if any
in which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a.
greed upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are at peace, either the old or the new form
Of passport will be sufficient TO protea the vessels
of the United STATES. from capture until the lst
of July 1905, after which the old form OF passport
will be unavailable and the new one one in use
Department of STATE :
23d of May, 1904 s
9be printers oftbe Iazps Of tbe United STATES are
requested TO iseyf tbe aGove in their Gasefes t,vce
9reek For The space q six months, and tbe Colee-
tors Of tbe Customs 10 keep copies of t pasted up
in tier Offices. June l. ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

a T ! Court OF Appeals held at the Capito' in
n the city ofRichmond, tho 2ls, Of MAY. 1901
O'deysd, 'hatthe following Rules be published
i'll the Richmond Gazet,es for one month.
Nove'H5er lSfb. 1905.
RuLE-In all cases whe thcr of appeal, writ of
error, or otherwise, the court will proceed 10
hearing as the term TO which such case shall be re-
turned. or sentnp unessgood cause SHALT be shewn
to the contrary.
lfcy 15tb, 1904.
RuLE-A clear and concise state OF the case OF
each party in an appeal, writ oferror, superse.
IDEAS from decree Of the high ccnrt of chancery,
or any district court in chanccry, or from iudg-
nient OF the general court, any dstria court in
which demurrer, special verdict, case agreed,
demurrer to evidence bill ofeXceptons orpointre-
served shall constitute part OF the record, or
hibi's in the cause, with the points insisted on,
signed by his counsel and printed, fairly trans
cribed. the expense whereof shall be taxed in the
bill OF costs. shall. after the end of this present
term be delivered to each Judge, time enough be
tore the hearing of the cause, and that error,
other than such shall be poin;cd out, and insist.
ell onm such statement. on the part of the plaintiff
orappellant shall he without leave of the court)
admitted As ground for argument ON the hearing
OF the cause for reversal of the decree or judg
inent sought TO he reversed-And that all deposi
tons and exhibits accounts and articles intended
to be relied upon or objected TO in the argument.
be particuarlynotced IN such state. and ,ecited &
reference thereto in the official copy of the record
in the cause made.
May 2lst, 1904.
RULE That after the end ofthis present term,
all causes depending in this court, which shall be
ready for hearing III pursuance ofthe rule Of ibis
court made on the 18th day ofthis present month,
shall unless good cause be shewn to the contrary,
be h,ard i'll the same order in which they and on
the docket. I'm
Tes,e, J BROWN, G.
Richmond, June Is, 1904.
NUR clients in the Court of Appeals will per.
~ ceive that the foregoing orders require parti
cular duties, expenses and attention, which were
not expected, when we were retained by them.
rs we cannon fail TO comply with these requisite
Gus OF the court, without danger to their interest,
and the rule that causes shall b. tried according
10 their standing the docket, rendcrs it neces-
sary that we should be constantly present, and
ready Tor the argument-we trust that our clients
will see the propriety of an adequate compensa.
ton tor cur services.
PHILIP NORBORNE NICHOLAS.
EDMUND KANDOLPH.
JOHN WICKHAM.
GEORGE HAY.
DANIEL CALI.
JOHN WARDEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
Bv roe 6ove,ncy Of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
a PROCLAMATION.

NHFREAS it is represented to the Execu.
Wv tive that Israel Wilkinson, who was com.
m,,ed to the Jail ofthe distra of Stanton, char.
ged with horse stealing, hath escaped from the
said jail: have therefore thought fit win, the
advice of the council of state TO issue this proca.
nation, hereby offering reward of fifty dollars TO
any person orpersous who shall apprehend and
convey to the said district Jail of S,aunson the
said Israel Wilkinson. And l do moreover re-
cure all officers civil and military, aud exholt the
good people of this commonwealth TO use their
best endeavors TO aPprehend and convey to the
jail aforesaid the said Israel Wilkinson
Given Under my hand with the seal of the COM
L. s. nIonweal,h annexed II Richmond, this Slst
day Of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

ONE 'O6o bns goat breast Of miH is berttctlg
beaftby and can be ~eN recommended Far spcb a
I5eral CONFEDERATION 7wH be given per he month:
No objection wW be made about f6c colour. En-.
qHiTe az iris alice. 3t Slime 90 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

WE thSlo1 Judges of the Genera
w Coutt, have puFfuant 60 law allotted the
Judges Of the reipeaive Daria Courts asfoiiow:
]ofeph Jones aud Il ,bert White efguire' to the
Diitricts OF Wineheaer, Hardy and Monographs
Cout.houfe;
Jnieph Prensis and William Mellon, Junior, er.
ouises, to the Dihrias Of Richmond, Petersburg,
BrCniwiek Courthouie and Suffolk;
Paul Darlington, junior and Edmund Winfton,
FIGURES, to the ID itr.ets oil Prince Edward Court
houie, franklin Warrington Courthou,e, and the
Sweet Springs in SosesouFr county:
John Tyler and Francis T Brooke, erduires, TO
the DiRriets OF Northumberland, King & Queen
Williamsburg and Accomaek Courthouies-And
Richard Parker andArchibald Stuart, efquircs,
TO Stanton, Charlottesville, fredericksburg and
Haymarkes Darias at the nsxs fueeeeding teruis
thereof.
~itnefs our hands and feals this twelfth day of
June, one thouiand eight hundted and four.
Jos: PrenfiS, (Seak.
Rich'd Parker, (Seai.
JOS J,nes, (StaL)
Nm. Nelson, jr. CSsai)
.Arch'd. SfWart, (SeaL.)
Francis T.. Brooke, { Sea-.
Publiihed By order of the Judges.
WILSON ALLEN, C. C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

Said Wilkinson is a5oat "a ycers ofaPs, ub,raya,
ofsix feet bigb, and large in brobo,tioni bds dark
ret BAR, gVbicb be commoL keeps tied itorgb it is
nat ve5y lorg, andbas some jy eekles in bis face
be was c!orbef in blue roundabout, b!ue s1ytout,
near netD, striped panfaiooas ct ope ceiored veiret
or fancy cord, and ;5r summer zsasfeoat bit nor
payricuiIyip recoiected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

u Y virtue of a Decree Of the CoVr1 OF Inc u
- nIed States for the 9Th Circuit in the Virgi
MIA Distri4, bearing date the Sd day of Deem
Der 1908, il behalf Of John Glassell against Will
liam Walker, James Walker, Merry Walker and
John Walker, will be sold, 20 the highest bidder.
tor ready money, 4, Kenhawa courthouse. on the
Oath day of August next the following TRACTS
OF l. AND, viz One granted 20 VIM. Walker
on the 3d OF May 1875, containing ll2 IA acres,
on Elk river, 4 branch OF the Great kenhaVa 4.
bout g miles from the month. opposite TO a survey
made for Leonard Cooper ana VIM Morris a, tile
mouth of the Sciona creek that empties into Elk
o. the south side-One other traa granted TO said
VIM Walker on the Goth May 1888, containing
500 acres, the head waters OF the left hand fork
OF 4 creek cmptyIng into Elk river on The north
west side at the shallow ford, about or 5 miles
from the mouth of said river, adj cning survey
made for said Walker-One other traG granted to
the said VIM. Walker on the 26th May 1888 con-
tanning ITO acres, on Elk river on the south east
side, about mile from IT'S mou:h--One other tract
granted TO the said VIM Walker on the 27,h of
May 1898, containing 200 acres on the north side
of Elk river, the third bottom above the mouth of
Sandy creek-One other tsatf grained to the said
VIM Walker on Ihe 9th of May 1888, Contain
ing 100 acres, on the north side of Elk river the
fourth bottom above the mouth of Sandy creek
On the same side of the river-One other traa
granted TO the said VIM Walker on the 26th MAY
1873, con- aiming 1000 acres on left hand branch
of a creek emPying into Xix river, on the north
west side opposite 'othe frs,isand on SAID river
I One other traa grained TO the said VIM. Walker
OF the Goth of May 1888, Containing 200 acres,
on the south side OF Elk river, the third DO tom on
the river above VIM Arbuckie's land, opposite
the m W.h Of Sandy creek.
! The whole OF the above mentioned land al the
tim it was surveyed lay in the county of Green.
brer, all If which will be sold, or so much there
! OF as shall be sufficient raise the sum OF four
thousand one hundred and ten dollars SO cents
with interest on dolls 1898 70, at per centum
per annum from the 29d March, 1799-the cost
Of suit and carrying this decree into effect.
! Las BEN. MOSBY, Acfing Cornn1isailner
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
BY me Gorernor If the Commonwealth G
Virginia,
A PR ella NJ ALTON.

TH7HEREAS it IS represented to the execu-
w tive that LIVINGSTON SHANNON
who was committed to the Jail of the distrid Of
Williamsburg. charged with murder hath escap-
ed from the said Jail have therefore thought
FIT, with the advice of the Council Of State 10 IS
sue this proclamation, hereby Offering reward
of OWE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO any person or
persons who shall apprehend and convey to the
jail aforesaid the said Livingston shannon. And
do moreover require all officers civil and militia
y, and exhort the good people Of the conmon-
wealth TO Use their best endeavors TO apprehend
and convey The said dstril Jail OF Williams
burg the said Livingston Shannon.
Given undef my hand with the Seal Of the
Commonwealth annexed, at Richmond, this
LIS. 10Th day Of june, in the year of our Lord,
1904
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
LIvGNGsToy SHANvoN is about I'VE feet nine
or ten inches high, Of thin vissage fair compexi-
on his eyes blue, and dark hair. and H. his fore.
head a remarkable scar. and which by putting a.
side the hair may be observed He is somewhat
bow legged. lie took with him brown cloth
coat with yellow mettle buttons sailors acket
Of blue bearskin and trows ers Of the same
JAMES TAYLOR, Tailor.
12th June, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
Bacon Hams.

The fubferiber has received parcel Of very fine
HENS which he will fell on moderate terms. Ap
ply at Meilrs. VIM. Brown h Cos.
JAMES BROWN, .yy.
June I6th 1904. #
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Washington Tavern,
81" JAMES EDMONDSOM

HE subscriber having added largely TO his
= house aud stables. has it completely in his
power to entertain any number OF ladies and gem
tIemen that may think proper to call on him
bang well supplied with the bes,iiquors that could
be procured from Gordon's stock IN Richmond,
and in every respect better prepared 10 acccmmo-
late company than he has ever been since he lv-
ell in Stanton
Asthere werr some persons living on the road to
Charlotte vile last summer not so friendly to-
wards him rs they might he, and knew of no o.
,her way they dare attempt TO injure him, fell up
on the low, pitifu plan of informing strangers
that they could not get accommodation at his
house. in consequence OF his being much crouded,
when they knew nothing of the company that
was with him 1T the time. The report must have
been creula' =d from bad heart, for it is well
known we have never turned of geHteel compa
ny Tor want Of room lie also informs the pub.
lie that there is mail stage tina, from Rich
mond TO Staun;on once a week and stops at his
house-Ihat he will keep d hack and pair Of hors.
es and an excellent driver for the acc ommodaiion
OF company rhat travel in the stage TO this place
and may wish to visit any of the springs this sea-
son.
!Siaunton, s1lnrc 10 1904. 3w
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81 sSe Governor Of t5s es~ssoauealt5 Of Yiss;nia
A PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS 1t is Represented to the Execu.
w tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined for horse stealing, and Cullen
Demmory, confined for murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second time)
escaped from the penitentiary. Ihave therefore
thought mt, with the advice of the council state
10 Issue this proclamation, hereby offering re-
ward of one hundred dollars for each of the con-
viSs so escaped, TO any person or persons who
shall apprehend and convey them or either ofthem
TO the peni'en;ia.y. And do moreover require
all officers civil and military and exhort the good
people OF the commonwealth 10 use their best en-
deavors TO apprehend and convey 10 the peniten-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person AMI Cullen Demmory
Given under my hand with the seal of the com.
l.. monwealth annexed at Richmond, this S1st
day of March. 1904.
S;s"ea. JOHN PAGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the distri9 court Of w ashington, May 1902 born
in the county ofChariotte, fee, IL inches high
81 years old, fair COMP leXion, dark hair and blue
eyes, has bad coInten2nce, and when spoken to
cannot look youin the face.
Robert Person. convicted of the same offence
the distritt court oil the Sweet Springs, O0ober
1902; born m the county of Botetourt, Is feet high
% years old, fair complexion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes. very thin visage, and has downiook also
has the appearance of bad health
Cullen Demmory, dark muaito. convicted of
n1urer in the second degree, at the district court
OF Suffolk. May, 1901; born IN the county of
Southampton. feet 8 IL inches high, q years
old, black hair and black eyes, and very Thin Wis.,
sc.
Caldwell and Peirson made their escaDe from
the l-cnitenriary the 10Th OF April last and were
retaken in the counties OF Botetourt s. Washing
ton. and were both rred for escaping and sen,en.
ced TO two years additional confinement; the
former by the district court of Washington in
Sept last, an1 the latter by the distria court hed
at the Sweet Springs in Ott. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
Humphrey Dabney,
Run away from the sub

feriber, living in Al6enarle county, a negro man
by the name of ISRAEL, about 40 years old,
black completed, S feet or 10 inches high, ra..
sher FENDER made, has loff the lght of one of his
eyes, do not recoea which, and oceafoas the
ball to be larger than the other, with thick film
over 1t, a long hanging under lip which i. often
raw, remarkable Him foot generally fpesks We
ry hoarse | will give reward OF Fifteen DolIara
for the delivery of faid fave, or for cop6n;nor
hin' IN Jail 10 that get him again, befides what
the law allows it taken out of the county, or FIVE
dollars if taken in the county
PETER GARRISON.
May and, 1904. 7w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

The above David Bowman is near feet high,
about - years AZ age. light short hair, much pit
ted with the small pox, has large grey eyes, and
down look. His clothing when he escaped was
blue lintsey hunting shirt, green wais,coat, conn-
try linen overalls. blue yarn stockings, and new
wool hat.
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SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
Domestic Encyclopedia,

Are requested to call or send for their copies.
which are now comp-'e, and ready for delivery
AZ ). Peasants Bookstore. Iune II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
b. Ne G0peri0r IF t6e Commemorate If Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.

I2THEREAs it IS represented 10 die Executive
w that DAVID BOWAz4N, whs was lately
convicted of murder IN the second degree by the
dstria court holden in the County of Hardy, hath
made his escape from the sheriff of said county
when conducting him the said Bowman from the
jail Of the said distTa TO the Penitenuary have
therefore thought At, with the advice of the
council Of state, issue this proclamation hereby
offering reward OF ONE HUxDRED DOLLARS
to any person or persons who shall apprehend
and convey to the said district jail of Hardy the
said David Bowman. And I do moreover re-
quire all officers civil and military, and exhort the
good people of the commonwealth to use their
best endeavors to apprehend and convey TO The
distrid jail aforesaid the said David Bowman
GivIn under my hand with the seal of rhe
LIS. commonwealth annexed, at Richmond this
30th day Of May, 1904.
(Signed) JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
n Net Nurse WantrI.

Richmond. :Tnne 29.J, 1904 3.
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* j. a y Y NJ 4 y T. PENS
FOr sa!e axis .Ges.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

Tie 6eautifHf SPANISH Horse,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
Mediterranean PasSDor1S.

NJ OTICE is hereby given, that it has been
deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean paliport ifuedt to vefIels of
the United States that from the 9Th day of III
~ next, thofe of the new form will be iiiucd at
the cultom houies to- every veiIe, FOR which ap-
phcdtion may be made ON a compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and furrendering the
former panport of which ihe may be pol1ened,
At any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
red FOR the exchange: and that by IN arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barblry powers with
whom we are ut peace, either the old or the
nsw form of padpor will be fufiicient to pro-
tect The vellels of the United States, from cap
ture until the n Of July 1905, after which the
old form of paiport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department Of State, ]
22d Of May, 1904. :
TIE printers ot'tbs IagV5 oftbs Unifed States are
rr7ac2ed 10 insert the aboVe in fbeiy CaSefte5
fyVie' 1ps:t for he space of'fx monfb5, and tbe
Cohetfors 9ff6e egRom5 TO keep copies Of il bo,fed
up IN their e6fec5.
June, 9.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
TURNPIKE SHARES.

EIN be 257sed TO TIE higbsR6i1dsr, at tie taz,s,n
q Mr. ZAcH fRiAh BRooKg, on MONDHy
TIE end day 4f 5u!y nexf,
'HIRTY SHARES in the Manchester Turn
l. pike Company, belonging to the eftate of
the late joan MAcRAE of Peterfburg.-There
nave been Fifty Dollars paid on each of the A.
bo'e mentioned fharcs, and fliall fell and con-
y,ey only my Teftator's intereft in faid flares,
leaving the purcha1er bound to pay all previous
ana future requiitlons over and above the a.
mount herein itated to have been paid. Bond
and satisfactory fecurity will be required for The
Purchaie money, payable twelve months from
the day of fale.
~ The iale will take place between the
hours or II O'Clock in the forenoon and o.
clock in the afternoon.
JOHN M'RAE,. JUNIOR,
Executor of John MRae, deces fed.
Petersburg, June Is, 1904. tds-ls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
MAY 18th, 1904.

RULE-A clear and concife Rate of the cafe of each
party in an appeal writ of or fuperedeas, from
decree OF the high court of Chancery or any Ditri
Court Chancery, or from Judgment of the General
court or any Drict Court in which demurrer, pe-
cal VERDICT cafe agreed, demurrer to evidence biz of
exceptions, or point relerved, ha confttue cart of
the record or exhibits in the caufe with the points in
hi'ed on, gned BY his council and printed, or fairly
transcribed, the expence whereof hal be taxed in ,te
b oil COTS iha after the end of this preien term be
delivered to each Judge, enough before the hearn
OF he caue * that no error, other than fuch as a he
pointed OUT, and inlilted on in fucb hatener+ o .
part OF the plaintiff appellant, all be without leave
OF the COURT admitted as ground for argument on the
hearing OF the cauie for reverfa of the decree mr.
Judgment fought to be reverted And that all depoG-
tons and exhibits and articles intended TO h.
Teed upon or obeced to in the argument be particu
hoced I'D lnch State and recited, and reference
thereto in the official copy of the record in the cauIe
made. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
MARRIED


MARRIED
On Monday evening lat, by IRE Rev. Mr.
Blair, Mr.. JAMES WILSON, of Mccklenburs
County, Merchant, to MISS SUSAN PaIcRARp.
only daughter of MIR. William Prichard, Book
itller, o; this city.
We learn, that the requef of MIR. Livii yffob.
our anba0ador at Paris, TO BE- recalled, hasheeI
accepted by the Prefdent !; and that General
Armitrong of New York, now Senator of the
United States, will be appointed to fucceed
him.-N. T. Gasetfe.
Benjamin Huger, by an addrefs to the citizens
OF Cheraw, and of Marion, Horny and Geore,e-
town dlftricts, has declined being confidered "a
a candidate in the next election for Coperefs
In MS addreiS to the people, he iays
"Ihc fate of things ut the preient moment.
feems to me, neither to invite, nor to be peculi
ary favorable to ufeful and diipaiiionate difcuJ.
lion. Already the public mind has been, Cod
knows sufficiently agitated; & continues Fillmore
than iufhciently ftimuated.-In my ettimst;-
on, If requires time to cool down, and forbesr-
ancc rather than further excitement, on the ,,ar+
ot all thoie who mean well to their country, and
are hmcerely attached to the union of thefe
Rates"
The collector of New-London has adyerticed thu,
proPoals will be received TT his office for building a
Light Houe at Five Mile Point, near the entrance Of
the harbour OF New-liaven, ConusGticut
Owing to the vigilance ard activity of Capt.
Vaughn. one OF our Aldermen, two Others iuf:
peeted of being concerned the diabolical and in
humane murder of Lezvit POrien. (mentioned
IN our laft) were unprecedented on Tuefday even1
ing, and after long examination, were commit
ted for further trial--one, female named
Jones the other, jourueyman taylor of the
name of Maa5G4e!a Nor. Eer.1
BrRf Weekly Mefenger of late date in
March has the following article: 60 They write
{" from Hamburger, that the Engifh have en-
"ployed more than .fety millions IN France
Drake at Munich Spencer Smith at Slut
g gard their agents at Hamburger, Frankfort
and other places have ininenfe fums at them
"difpofal."