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$IONDON, September 10

sLONDON, September
The Prince Adolphus packet, from re"
York, is arrived at Falmouth, in 9 days
from Halifax.
Ii ascertain we understand, that rear al.
miral Calder joined admiral Colhpg"ood
on the 25th ult.
Admiral Rainier struck his flag last week
on board the Trident, and landed at RAMS
gate, after eleven years absence.
September 81.
tits stated in an evening paper, that as
soon as junction shall have taken P!ac7
between the Russian and Austrian armies
a manifesto will be published on the part OF
the armed neutrality, as the alliance De-
tween the two,imperial courts is denom'-
mated. The following are given as the
conditions upon which Austria and RuSSH :
will consent and procure the consent oil
England, to general pacihcation:
"France is to evacuate all Italy, PEA"
mont. Switzerland and Holland, INTO
which, as well as Germany, no frencH
troops are upon any pre.e1t to penetrate
The offensive and defensive treaty between
France and Spain, of 1896, is to be as
solved, and the latter kingdom as well az
Portugal, is to have its independence 'e
stored. The Taft bank of the Kline, ana
the Alps and Pyrenecs, are to be the Ooul'
dar;es Of the French empire, which canno'
for the future, be passed in time OF peace
IA
without being considered by inc ID Tbs
neutrality as declaration OF war;
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The rch-Treasurer and al =. r. :.
and Military Authorities received the {, Nv !
mander of The Naval forces al the lar,, G,''
pace, after Which ,hsy repaired with 49,
Captlves SET al liberty 10 the Meuoro,,..
Church.
H. Exc. the CARDINAL Archbishop he's 60
lsbrated solemn Mass and caused Re DE-
I'm to be sung as thanksgivings.
he Caplives Sc, at liberty, have dned
on beard the ship lie Genois.
The Arch. Treasurer received at dime,
the Constituted Authorities and prIncina
land and sea OHicers. The Commando,
of the Naval Forces, brother to the En-,
peror, honOred this banquet with his prc.
sence.
In the evening there was ball ard lila.
minatiou
On the same dav also, the prisoner
confined in the Malapaga, tor debts not ex.
seeding 500 franks were set at liberty in
consequence Of orders from the Emperor
as were likewise those condemned for de-
sertion.
The following morning was employed il
forming the crew Of the ship lie Genois
The sailors Judged worthy OF that post, re-
ceiVed two months pay IN advance.
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SEML!N, Aug. 20.

According to the latest intelligence
from Servia, body of5o,O0o MouuteDe
grins and Herzegovians have united with
the nsu' gents TO make common cause with
them. Dy hi, junction, the forces Of
the Servians nov amount to TOO thousand
men
Semandrla has surrendered at discretion
to the Servians. Seven Of the principal
Turks of that town, the authors OF the las.
troubles, have. been publicly bsheaded,
and all ,heir substance conhscated Usiza.
a strong fortress, which the Scrvians had
for long time hlockaded, has also been
taken BY assault. 'fhe garrison, consist
ing entirely Of Turks, defended themselves
with the utmost obstinacy. The insurgents,
irritatcd at this useless resistance, put a
pare Of the Inhabitants to tie sword.
Private letters from Montenegro and
from He'zsgovine announce that the NINA
bitants of these countries are IN open H..
surrection, that the court of Peterborough
approves the conduct Of t,se Servlans, ard
that body Of Russian troops are expected
shortly to arrive there from the islands Of
the Isnian sea.
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NEW.YORK, November ii.

IN the preceding columns we have ex'
bausted oar stock of political intelligence;
by the ship Hardware; but the arrival OF
the brig Pallas from Halifax has extended
our London dates 10 the 2lsc of September
five DAYS later than the former accounts
The>news. of which the following are the
principal articles, was Brought TO Halifax
by the ship Camilla, captain Taylor, IN so
DAYS from Portsmouth, charged with dis
Batches for admiral Mitchell.
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VIENNA. AYE. 81.

The minister of stale, Count de Cobeni'
eel, has communicated 10 all the foreign
courts, the note which The, cabinet OF VIZ
emma addressed on the 9Th of this month to
that Of Berlin, aud in which bis majesty tie
emperor expressed his desire 70 renew the
negotiations with which Mr.. dc No"oz'lt'
zoH had been charged.
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GENOA, 16 Fructidor.

GENOA, 10 FrHctldor.
The orch. Treasurer Of fhs Empire 10 the
GardiHalof Genoa and the Bishops Of the
three Departments.
The Emptfor's brother, Commander of
the naval forces, is returned to Genoa at
ter having fulfilled the mission entrusted 10
him by his august brother with the great.
ess success. he has brought back 23i cap.
ives whose lettere have been broken by the
happy union Of Ligurla TO the French Z m.
pre-.
II is His Majesty intention that this e.
vent should be celeb ated througco it the
three departments with the sentiments with
which he is himself penetrated: he looks
ON il as benef2 conferred by the Almigh.
81, who has deigued to CHOOSE him to be
the Instrument OF his bounty towards Ii.
guria.
You wilt enter intohi. views, gentlemen,
and in consequence cause Te7Deum to be
sung in your Cathedral, and afterwards in
all the Churches of your diocese, for this
signal favour.
You will seize this opportunity to make
knowh TO the Pastors and the people the
gratitude they owe 10 sovereign wholly
occupied with their interests and happiness.
Receive, gentlemen, the assurance Of my
distinguished consideration.
Signed, LEBRUN.
Here JoA0vs similar Letter from the
Afeh Treasurer TO the Prefers and Snder.
Projects Of the three Departments, after
z6hich the Moniteur thus continues:
On the day when the Commanlant and
Captives who had recovered their liberty
came on shore, the Councillor of States,
and Maritime Project gave orders that pub
lie reioicings should be made in the Har-
bour. Discharges OF artillery were then
heard from the batteries and forts.
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NORFOLK. November 2.

NlJkFOLhs NOVenDeL 70
B The editor has received BY the ship Will
liam Penn, captain Watson, 40 days from
Nantz. Paris papers to the 18th September,
ak dav. later than any yet received. tap.
pears by these papers That the great qnes-
zion OF War on the continent was yet uude-
cided- although the Russians and Austri-
ans were arrnlng 10 all parts, and although
all the officers in France on furlow ware or
dered 70 ioin the armies without loss ~ot
time. the frontiers full of troops, and all
I,alv armed and in alarm, the distribution
oftbe Austrian forces mentioned, and even
the different commanders appointed and
rarea--but the reasons that operate "a
o.,nst INEVITABLE war are, thar courters
from Vienna. aud frequently dispatches
were received at Paris-thst notwithsTand-
irg the pompous and martial detaiiot Aus
iran battalliops, it is known they are (par-
tieularly in Italy, mostly thin, halt hiled,
and saidto be waiting Tor the recruits to
ioin-and on the side OF Russia, their pre-.
sent war with the Persians, and their de-
sioas on the Ottoman empire, may aftorc
sufficient employ Tor extraordinary anna
ment and preparation add 20 this, that the
,emner Of a court is sometimes made known
by, in,idents that, although sight IN them
selves, betray its important secrets. The
following is translation OF one OF this na-
ture:
"St. Petersburgh, August 19. We must
not believe that every person here is Tor
war; peace has also It's part'Sans and it'is
remarked, thar while the iIleEds OF war
are of the English party, the friends OF
reaca are on the side Of France and this
proves that ,he pacific intenuons of%tfance
are no, misunderstood, Notwithstanding all
endeavors used TO iniuse an opinion TO the
contrary. Some days since, IN numer-
Gus circle al court, when1he conversation
CHANGED TO ,urn on the political Situation
of Europe. madame de w. who is known
70 he IN all the secrets Of government, ask
ed. with a careless air, if the emperor Alex
ander meant to sell again to the cap'ne'
of St. lanes, the Russian soldiers when
the English refused TO exchange, and
which were restored 10 his father without
ransom, By the present chief OF the freuc"
nation? This simple or sarcastic question
as,onished every one, and put an END TO
the subject; mex, day it was mentioned In
all the Inferior circles as indicative ct peace
with France" 49,.
In reviewing the late European Puol''
cations, it is worthy of notice, that ler-
ONE Bonaparte, who was considered mere
&C an eFsminate boy, has, with tour or hve
French ships of war, demanded and obs
tanned the lihe alton of all the French Pr'-
son,r, st AigisrsI 50 n uumbe~,! On!
whom had been in slavery twenty years
Toide to dag's baberl--The truth OF some
of the following translated facss seems
con,radieted by subsequent events.
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LONDON, September 2.

Commencement Of the Var on the Cent?
nent.-News is just arrived that the Prus.
SLAMS made sudden irruPtion into Pome-
rama. and falling by surprise on the Nus.
sians assembled in that province killed
1000 men-Thls came by the mail from
Gottenburg.
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coNsTANTINoPLE Augusta.

CONSTANTTNOPLEs August 2.
IF any one should seek here tor the an
cieng policy OF the Ottoman court, aud,ihe
court Of Mlahomet the I'd, or Sollman ths
magnificent, he would be miserably disaP
pointed. The immense monarchy OF the
: Turks is now field of battle. where re-
VOTED pachas, blind instruments OF TO-
reign power, prepare the humiliation OF
their religion snd the empire, by mutual
contests. Egypt is again reduced under
the woke of the Mamelukes-Elh Bey re-
turned from London with Instructions that
he has faithfully executed, prepares TO de-
'liverS to the English the keys of this rich
4province--the paehas of Syriu seize alter
nAteIy the spirits of Djezzsn, and agree
only in despising the orders OF the divan :
Bagdad, Bassora, and the countries bor-
derlng on the gulpk of Persia, have long
time since freed themselves from the domi-
Mon of the Porte. Casa Qsman, Oglou
Aga of Natola, who has for thirty years
past been accommodating immense riches,
executes the DEGREES of the Grand Seignor
only when revolt costs more than obedience
he has madc>useless efforts (real or dis
sembled) 70 reduce the ,pacha OF Irebl-
Zeude, who is in full instruction. The
pacha of Evrezuaa marches against him,
and leaves without defence Turkish Arme-
MIA, whilst the Russians penetrate into ell
parts of this Enc country that belongs tothe
Persians, and assemble large forces on the
side of d'Erivan. The political situation
OF Turkty.in Eurcperis still more alarming
The princ:nalisies OF MoidaVia aad Wal
lachia, peopled by Gaals, are delivered o.
ver 10 the influence CT Russia, much more
respected at. Jassy and Bacharet than the
orders Of the Grand Seignor are at Con-
stan,inope. Half Of Bulgaria is submitted
10 Paswan Og!ou, al Servia is in insur.
recuon, and demands independence. Tht
warlske population of Albania has Increased
the armies of the Russians assembled a,
the Seven Islands, and M. d'lsaliushi, in,
der pretence that the troops that come from
the Black Sea would be'too Strengthened az
Corfu, exac,s that they should be, dtbarked
in the NEARE T PROVINCES, that is to saw !:
in the Epirus and the Morea. The divan,-
whose only business appears to be to place
the seat of the Turkish empire to the or
ders sen rom Petersburg bas not failed 10
subscribe to this extraordinary command,
and thus we see all the important points of
the empire of the. east occupied by',he Rus
SLAMS, the interior devastated by a horrible
anarchy, and the authority of Selim the
third bounded by the police of Ionstanti'
nople. 49,
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provis;on., and that LORD Nelson was
cruizing off Cadls.
On the fourthday ofmy departure from
TouIon arrived at Algiers. The Abielie
sloop of war had arrived there 48 hours be.
fore me. Mr.. Dubois Ihainvllle, had no
soonerIrecelved my letter than he SET on foot
the negotiation had instructed him with,
but was stopped in i.by difficulties he was
not enabled to remove. The Dey was lit
tie disposed TO acquiesceiin what was requIr.
led of him. Hewould not comprise IN the
number of slaves, whom claimed those
who had been taken at Oran, and whofor
upwards of twenty years had been IL the
power of the Regency. He observed that
having been made prisoners whilst fighting
under the Spanish Aag, they ought not to
participate in the same favour, besides
which thew had been refused to France at
several different times. He added howe.
yer thatin honor of the Emperor's brother
he would consent to give me up 80 OF these
slaves.
Ireplied to the Dsy, through Mr.. Thain-
vile, who come on board the Pomone to
! inform me of his intentions, that it was
not my design to content myself with tui-
filing only half the mission, with which II.
M. had entrusted me, & that consequently
it VIZ o. sufh Ut Ger me to have the ,hirty
slaves he offered to me, but that insisted
on having all the French, Ligurians and l.
italians in his possession, and that II in
twenty four houra, my proposition was not
agreed TO, ! should have nothing more to
say TO him, and would break off ali neeo-
citation. Cn1he following ncrniug had
a favourable answer and in the evening re-
ceived On board my division 231 slaves,
which the Dcy caused TO be delivered 20
me, contrary to the custom Of the county,
after sun set.
set sail ON the same evening, the Cd
Fructidor. On the 9Th, at 70 leagues to
the NE. of Mahon, deserted frigate 9
miles to wiDdward, the wind then blowing
very fresh from the NNE. the sea being
very heavy obliged me to take IN all the
reefs. Under such circumstances | could
nothope to come mp with The trIga!e, which
had thewind on the other tack. Two other
sali bearing III slSnt at The same t'anS,
resolved on giving chase to them as they
were to W d rs read out my DIVISION, &
caused it to maneuvre SO as to cut OFT their
retreat, had we been better sailors. One
of them, which was frigate bore away
under all the sail she could carry, and | lost
sight Of her during the night. The second
soon came up with, and fousd her to be
an American from Leghorn to Boston.
learnt from her captain tapt he had fallen
in with on the proceeding evening, En-
gjsh fFieates, the same / sppretiend which
had just seen and which escapei ~ iilei-
d;sran. from me and their superior sailing
| continued my course, AID after days
calm and light breezes, arrived in Genoa
road, on the 16.h Fructidor at s. IN the
morning,
Accept, Mr.. Minister, the assurance CT
my high esteem. 7. Bonaparte.
GENOA, 16 Fructidor.
The Arch. Treasurer of the Embfre 10 the
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GERMANY.

We are informed that the princes com.
posing the "Corps Germanique," are de-
termined, that in case OF new war be.
tween France and Austria, they will pub
lish declaration Of neutrality and this
has occasioned the frequent intercourse &
negotiations between the greatest part OF
these princes The kings Of Denmark and
Prussia will be invited to guarantee this
neutrality. 1t is said the declaration of
his majesty the emperor of the French,
70 the court of vienna, relative tosits war
ike preparations aud its assembiage Of
troops. was forwarded to the imperial mi
mister BY NJ. LIE Rochefoucault, the last
o fAugust, and that an answer might De ex-
rec,ed the beginning OF September. This
answe. is expected with the utmost impa-
thence, as it nee ssarily will decide the CUES.
ton of peace or war.
According to all appearances the Aus
trian regiments are far from being COM
plrte- the Imperial chamber demanded OF
the town of Constance, and in pare OF Sua.
bia, 49, recruits for the regiment OF Hell
sen only; and af,er many representations
the compromise was 232.,
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HOLLAND cHogue September 6.

Letters from Nioeguen the Sd of this
month mention. YESTERDAY the magistrates
of this city received notice that 10000
French troops would pass through. Infantry
and.cayalry, and that the passage would be
effected in 3 different days.
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I a y.s-sxed airea from the Patsntses, and
FOR SALE
lanes KENNEDY, Jun.
: DRyGGLS7';
fba following Valuable Medicines



xr~HESE Bissers have undonbsedly had IN:
mon rapid fale Of any Patent Medicine e
YER before difcosered, and are jutIy appreciated
for their angular and uncommon sirtoes Tor re-
(aorio~ weak and desaycd contributions, and an
that tIain Of IMPLICATED complaints 70 common m
shs lpripr ana fas feafons, iuch as iaf<smisfaaf
! F<vs,, add Asses, igHs dstsnsal FeDtrs' ~
Isn,ry;<s. sc. they are alfo very pleaiant ois-
III tor soma,on uie, and where they are known
shey have sakes, the place and fupsrceded tue use
Of ali oser bittess 10 public hoalss as well as -
rrlvasc families.--Price 50 cents box.
III. Lees (Nindhan Bilious Pins.
TING great fals aod inelssling demand for theie
J, valuable pills ios shele twelve years patti be.
fpsak tAsir ipriniic worth. They have proved
fnouisrly efGcac;ous in Biai.ar md aslIoqv fe.
vess, 5axsafe, Head Aae6s Lgftai<rfss. S'll'0as
c5shs, ceaiv.xsn, Fsalais eatlafsts, &c.
The very great demand and high eitsem . !,
Which shefs pills are held shrcughoos the Unsisd
States and the weR Indies, has induced many to
counterfeit them che pSrchaier is requeitsa 20
oS(erye has the name Of Samuel Lee. jun. THE
basentse) Is affixed TO each bill OF diieeiions' In
h.s own hand writing, OF they viii not be genu-
me Price SO cents box.
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Dr.. Razgjoa.s Ants Bilious Pas,
or. Family Phyiic.

The extraordinary celebrity theie pil pills.
gained. the universal demand for.heR so s.'ssa ~
Of which they are held by medical menoi see h'l'
srn;pence. ar. lufficient tetimonias OF thei, M
sr;ns,c wox,b. In great colds and iuddsn ats 'ss
az d;fosders, an carly is Of thefe pills often f.o.
dueesthe hsppiet Effects, and taken once 10 sight
o. teu DAYS in cafes of indigestion, hsadachs' elz
S;neis, pains in the ttomaeh ana Sowen' TIL y
tries, diarehras, droPfes, &c. ana u np $.
nle ofny anti bilious bittefs IN the
rim. has relieved patients .aimoR TO q miracle
price IS censs box.
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This is to give lSoL[IcsS.'.'.'
NIX TEhe icblcr;Der, Of Alcxanarla soun.
hath obtained from tae Ofp'a,'s
Court. ONE aid county, il the dslsiles q 20,
II mia. Gers Of administration on me pstloral
efatr & fobs Bo.uling, late Of the fad eolrty,
dsceafsd all pcrfons having claims againis the
fa;d descafcd, are hereby warned 70 exhibit, the
fame with the vouchers thereof, &c the inbieri.
her. az or before the fri day of June next, theY
4 ~ eshsfxife by law be excluded ftom AZ be
nsds Of said eAatr:
Elizabeth Bowling.
T,.e.,,h.r ). 2aw6w
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KENTUCKY LANDS.

zhe Subscriber has FOR SALE,
"a roo ACRES of Land in Harden county
oo'o Kcntueky, binding for 20 milese,
the western more of Knoielipn, and lying abou3
zs miles from Harden court house. Knolelinn Il
nayigable from the lard into Green river, and u
the bef ffh &ream in Kentucky
This land, though i.ear the Barens, is will
xnpded, and remarkably well watered. TIL
eattTes include 7o,oo'o acres, but there are III
or 600 acres Of cider furyeys within the lio,,
slgish are accuratsi, laid down by actual fu,ny
nisaes three years ago, for the purpofe of alcs
tanning iutcr.esences. There is no land in Ken
tnck aars free trom dasute tksn, be quantity d.
cred Cor iale. On tbef. cldef futyeys there a.
rwo mills and many families, and on the fubfub.
eTs laisd there are ABOUT dozen families, DIN.
on,of Buying their fes,Ismen,s, and b. ha. r.saa
TO believe 100 families more would have pufchL
ed and iestlea on the laid IN the prefent year, had
it fuited his Affairs 10 have fold cut in Jingle par.
GELS; that part OF .hr country poGeiing health
and many local advantages, and being near ts
ccrtre Of ,he asie.
Samuel Turner Of this town, knows this lard
we'll, and will take the trouble to give jua d..
fcriptien of us quality, to thofe who may deiirei
This land, II applied for prior to the 10th De.
cenbef, will be fold at 20 cents per acre. 90 bond
With interef, payable in 4, e, 8 * gears. II
the bonds be satisfactorily fecured, uequsaionabls
title will at once be given for the lard.
BEN. STODDERT.
Gorge Te1rs, November is eo4w
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Aauia, Sept. IS. Ma. 81
This is to give Notice,

IT'S Is 60 gIYC tsUIIIC,
-tf3A t the fnbfcriber, of Alexandra county,
4 hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of the laid county in the diGria of Columbia,
letters of Administration or the psffanal Crate Of
James Il Sattos, late of the Ea;d couasg, De
ceaied; all perions having Claims againia The faii
deceafcd, are hereby warned to exhibit the fame
with the vouchers thereof, TO the fubicyi.'er, at
or before the 18th day of May ness, lhey may
otherwifc by law beexcludcd from all benefit OF
the.iaid chate.
John Sutton, Admit
November II. 2aw43
S9ss- All pcrfoa indebted to the faid decc4ied,
are requraed 10 make imladiare eaymca, 70 the
yabove named administrator.
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CTRAYE D from the Subferihers Aabh On
y Friday morning taft a .ight BAy HoesR,
4 years ca, about u bands high. lately hcis
ali rcusd, mace haggea, ard tai docssd, our.
black hco(s, and large belly, He was about
ten days Gucc bought of Mr.. fg1eis Geagaa,
living near she four mile run. WhosyeE deiivs5s
the laid hore to the fubfcFi5er, lhal receive the
above reward, and all reaionable cxp>ntes.
ISAAC ENTWiSTLEs
December z. 3taw
n. 6. wanted from 10 10 1909 baihsis g.
good clean barley, for whoa generous price
will be given.
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n @ T \ G. E.

yT7As taken from negro nan, en- Sunday,
W ssh inasnt, Huppoied tospc aoies) a mss
dsab Sa,fsat csef, with fdc pecLsts. Tn
owner may have ii again BY proving properly
and paying the exrrnce Of ffis adysrtiiemen..
Apply to the Printer. /
December 10. dat
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Dr.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

Al certaio and fafe application tor that di'a-
efceable complaint sailed the lTcH' rfice -
ents a box.
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Deeenbsr. D.
This is to give Notice,

tYsHA.E the fubfcribers, Of Alexandra coun-
i ty in the diaref Of Columbia, have OBJ.
tanned from the Orphans court of laid county
letters Of administrations on the perfonal eaate OF
A5yam Htqor5, lste Of the county aforslaM, de-
cealed all perlons has ing claims againt the iaId
deceafed, are hereby warned to exhibit them,
with the yoocbsrs thereof, to the fubicribers,
On or before the I'D day Of May next, or they
may by law be excluded from all bsnrhl Of ia'd
efaie.
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nM a e Il & o. S r Z

s(AN Saturday, i6sh November lsa, was lon
~ frcm the Mail Stage, tonewhere betv,,s
CcsoauaIl and Alexardlia,
The Golchsgey Hay-Maaz.
AS this Mail ccstd not have got out Of II.
.fisge without .lISzhcr, and that from deGer
! " i'll give Che hUNDRbD DOLLAR
RE WARD, tosany Ttrion who will intern .,
who tomnli.ted tic aea Of tEicwing the MAJ
out Of the Gage on thar day.
N. EIIcoTT.
December 10. dIat