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II. Hewes o. Co.

HAVE for Sale at their Store, next door to
! / Messrs. Shapard & Lucke's. opposite the
Ma ket, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
for cash or country produce. Among which
are. Jamaica and Antigua Rum, old and veiy
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su
gar. csifee, Chocolate Imperial, Hyson, Tyson
Skin, and Young Hyson Tea; Port and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Molasses, Figs. Nutmegs Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Alspice. Pepper, Fig Blue,
Starch, Soap, Candles, Salt, Tubs in scss, SC. &c
Richmond, Feb 10th 1906
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FRESH SEEDS.
MINTON COLLINS

y ESPECrFULLY informs his friends
N and the public, ina, he has lately re-
ceived fresh supply of GRASS SEEDS
from Philadelphia. And he has likewise
received a very extensive assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS from London, by the
ship Bristol Packes, William Day, mas
ter, via New-Y0,k. which are now to be
had AT his ORIGINAL SEED STORE,
next door to Messrs. Taylor * Co.'S Van.
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uuSONCc, VIZ -
Red & white Clover
Seed
Lucern, Timothy *
Rye Grass, Saint
Foli,e, Burnet and
Burden Grass
Hemp, Flax * Rape
Seed
Canary * Spinage
White ard brown
Mustard
Large Norfolk and
Summer rurnip,
green and " hrtr
Asparagus i; Large
Roman Cabbege
Lettucs
Imperial, grand adj
niral and Dutch
Lettuce
Green x white coss
do,to
Salmon, scarlet,
white and black
Radish Seed
Blood Red Beet
Solid Celery
Early and late Gu
cumber; Parsnip
Red & Orange Car
rot
Crosses & Pepper
grass
Madeira and Selvor
Onion
Early Frame, Charl.
Richmond, March
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

Early Hotspur's
Prussian blue and
Marrowfat Peas
! Broad windsor, long
| pod * Snap Beans
! Early aud late York
| Cabbage
! Early * late Sugar
| loaf ditto
| EARLY & late Batter
/; Green and yellow
| Savoy
! Large white WIN
| ter and large white
Scotch Cabbage
| Large fiat Dutch Sc
! large Madeira
| Cabbage
! Red Dutch Cabbage
| to pickle
iDrumhead Cabbage
Eonco'es green and
| white Brocole
Early and late eau.
l liho wer
| Salsahe & Nastur-
| tium, sc.
| With an assortment
/ of Glass Flower
Bottles
Painted Flower Pots
and Pans,
1 And some red gar.
den Pots and Pans,
4th, 1906. 4w
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FOR HALt-iMMEDIArELY,
WOODBURY. MINI


Lately butt Of brick and stone, so by 40 feet,
three stories high, with durable stone dam two
PAIR Bum and ono pair Cologne stones with ee
vators, screens, boiling cloths, &c. on the most
approved construction and now in complete order
for business: situated ona constant stream, in
the midst of 4 delightful wheat country, in the
county of Powhatan, only one and a half miles
from James river, and % miles ABOVE Rich.
mond.
To the mill will be attached a lot of about 100
acres land, on which stands a commodious two
story dwelling house and other necessary Offices.
handsomely enclosed. under post and rail fence,
with garden Pailed in, al new, being lately fin.
ished; cooper's and blacksmith's shop, miller's
house, houses for the accommodation of the
woikmen, and excellent water very convenient
for all purposes II not sold beforethe LIST day of
May ncxs. they will. on that day. be offered for
sale at public aseion, to the highest bidder, on
the premises - Terms of sale-one third cash
and the other two thirds at two annual pay.
Eients.
THOMAS HARRIS. Jun
Powhasan city, Jan 27. 1906. [ep3ws.widsl
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD
NyILL be given for experimenting WILL
w AM GORDIN. who absconded from
the plantation of the late Col Royal in Amelia.
some time in the month Of Decemberlast. He is
a dark mularto, about 40 years of age. S feet 10
or IL inches high. and has one of his & eat toes
cut of, Circumstance sufficiently strong to lead
to positive conviction if ne should be met with
He carried with him dress of coarse grey cloth
and sundry other clothes not recolleGsed.-Who-
ever will app:eIend the said negro and put him
in Jail give such information as will enable the
subscriber to ger him again, shall receive the a.
bove reward.
WiAiam Royal.
Amelia, Feb B, 1906. IF
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.Er'or. e E1'i.r. Of S. Couch.
WTlLL be SOLD, on THURS
Wv dav the On,h of Mech INV, Ill - .

~/lLL be SOLD, on THURS
Wv day, the Goth of March next, all The
Personal Properly of James Fowler. deceaeed,
consisting Of a quantity of upper and sole Lea
ther; eighteen Beds and Furniture, and great
variety of oihcr valuable household and kitchen
Furniture Credit will be given until the first
day OF January. 1907, for all sums above fifteen
Dollars, the purchasers giving Bond with ;.p
proved security, TO carry interest from the date
ifnos puncsually paid. The sale will be on the
premises
AL persons having claims against the estate,
are requested 10 bring them forward properly
authenticated, before the day Of sale, for adjust
marx
.Inose who are indebted are requested to
make immediate payment, as no indulgence
can oe given.
TIL. WALTON. Admir-.
with the Will annexed
Gar ersville. 25th Feb 1876. Nv
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FOR SALE,
MY Tract of LAND lying in
lV1 the county Of Fluvanna contain;nr- nv


MY Tract of LAND lying in
Iva the county Of Fluvanna. containing by
Paten, 974 acres, about 800 OF which are clear
ed partth is under good fence lies We.
ry Level, aud produces corn, wheat, and tobac
co :-most excellent for the reception ofmanure
IL is about twelve miles above Columbia, and a
bout FIVE miles from James and Rivanna rivers :
fine range for stock, and the land is well tim
bered with pine oak, and hickory :-good orch
ards Of different kinds. and remarkable for fruit
every year lin consequence Of the high si,uati
on) excellent water, and plesty of meadow
ground there is adwelling house and barn, in
sured in the Fire Assurance Office, with out
houses sufficient for the reception Of a family,
on beautiful and healthy situation
Any person wishing to purchase. will be shewn
the premises by application to the subscriber,
living on the place
The terms are one third Of the purchase mo-
aey paid down, and two equal, annual payments
FOR the balance Bends aud approved security
will be required. as also deed of trust on the
land to secure the payments.
HEZEKIAH STONE.
February ~. 1905 3w
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COMMITTED to the ia;I of

fONIMII Ed 10 the Iall of
~ this county, about the 9th of December
iast' a negro man says his name is John;
that he was on his way with his master DENIM.
sey Nash, moving to the Tennessee from near
Norfolk, when he left hin, near this county; saws
he formerly belonged to captain John Brambie.
OF Richmond; was sold TO Mr.. Nash, of Nor.
folk says he was hired for rhe two last wears
by Mess;eurs VIM. & Henry Haxhal, of Peters.
burg He is stout. well made fellow, about S
feet III or IL inchss high, appears to be abou, "a
years OF age, has had the Small Pox very bad.
HAD on when taken up, blue cloth coat and
none'spun checRered pantaloons. The owner is
requested to come 70, ward pay charges & rake
him away, or he will be dealt with according to
law.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
l@m) Keeper 81 tbe 1aik
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4 O,h D:ce ;uber, lso5--put into Cum
be.iand Jail. = low, black negro man, very
On lily Clothed. says he belongs 10 William Mar
shall of R,camond. and was hired t. Henry
Iie,h Of Chesterheid
Sm Til HOBSON
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SALE AT AUCTION.
an Saturday the goth inst. will
" be sold. at auction, on the premises, ifnos
previously disposed of at private sale,
A HOUSE AND LOT

On 0hocE0c Hill.
The lot containing about one quarter Of an
acre, forms part of what is commonly called
Jaekson's square, and adjoins Mr.. VIM Noes
garden. 1t is well enclosed and has well Of
excellent water upon il, and It's situation is as
desirable as any in thar part of the town The
house is nearly finished and well calculated for
the comfortable accommodation of small f.mi
ly The terms will be made known on the day
of sale
TAYLOR & BROWN, Luefi0ncers.
March 2, 1906. ids
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NOTICE.

+ no hereby ferewarn any person or persons
J from trading or taking an assignment Of
Bond executed by me to Charles Matthews of
the county Of buckingham, for the sum Of two
huntred pounds. dated Sth February, 1905. and
payable the 25th December, 1906, as the sane
wa given in part purchase of a traa Of land,
which, said Matthews was not possessed Of
Walter Lrvine.
Ncw.Csnton, 20th Feb 1906. If
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" THE GOVERNOR OF THE coAaoNwgALr tn
OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLA NATION.
XN HEREAS it is represented to the Execu-
w tive, by the Keeper of the Peniten,iary,
that ;wo of The prisoners thereia confined to vii !:
JOHN TRIANGLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the Peniten,iary /:
l have, therefore. thought fit. with the advice of
the Council of State, to issue this Proclamation.
hereby Offering areward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each. or
either OF the said prisoners and for their deliv-
cry at the Penitentiary and l do. moreover, en-
join all officers. civil and military, and exhort
the good people OF the commonwealth to use
their best endeavors to apprehend and convey to
the Peni'entiary the said John Tramble and l.
saac Harris.
Given under my hand, with the Seal of the
O.. Sc commonwealth annexed, at Richmond,
this Sd day of February, 1906.
(Signed)
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200 Negroes for Sale.

HAVING SO long been delayed &
l. i disappointed in recovering considerable
debts due to me suspended by the multiplicity
of business in, and the present system of our
state courts, find my other resources insuffici
emit to discharge the demands against me (aris.
ing from the delinquency Of various co-par,ner.
ships and bankruptcy of debtors) so promptly rs
the necessity of those claimants requires, and
justice demands, in aid Of other funds have de.
termined to dispose of two bundled Slaves, not
from any faults hey have committed, bur as the
most expeditioasmcans Of satisfying the demands
against me; have therefore authorised and an.
pointed Jacob Myers George Holman, William
Pasteur and Benjamin Mosby. as my agents for
his purpose, or any two who can conveniently
attend to this business.
DAVID ROSS.
February 18th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

MAJ ANIED, as House Keeper
Wv In large family, az elderly Lady,
who can come well recommended. Liberal wa
ges will be given. Enquire Of the printer.
Nov 6. 1905. tf
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be on the first day Of March. Gentlemen may
have their mares covered as early as ,hel please
HUGH WILLIE.
Charlotte county 20sh Ien 1906 2@
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A, the particu,ar request of Mr. Ross, and in vir.
tue OF powers vestc in us, we will dispose of
One Hundred Slaves

At Warminster, on the 18th day of March next,
and ONE HUNDRED at Lynchburg on rho
18Th day of the same month The slaves are of
the fist quality, well disposed and used to la
Dor, and personally known to most of us All
the in6rm and sickly people, are direaed to be
left to be supported by their masters humanity,
we can also safely say, ha, those people are not
exposed 10 sale for their faults, but under impe-
rious circumstances.
One half of the purchase money must be paid
down, the balance, payable in twelve months
from the day of sale, bearing interest from the
da.e; TO beremitsed if the principal is punelually
paid.
1t may well be imagined. that from the cir.
custances of this sale, pun6ualit, in payments
will be expected, and good security requii ed as
to the FIRST payment, il may be convenience TO
people who have not disposed of their crops, or
received payment, to procure a note of respce,a-
bility, negotiable 1T the bank of Virginia, paya-
bic at 60 days; but this note must be approved
of by us. previous to the purchase And a dis
count of ten per cent. will be allowed on the
twelve months instarnent, to those who can paw
the whole pr ice, or upon So much thereof as may
lie thought worth receiving. 3w
Jacob Myers, Vim Pasfeur,
Ben. Mosby. George Holman.
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v u l. c. A N,

A FINE JAcx.Ass will stand the ensuing
season, 10 commence the first of March and
end the first of August, At my mill in Chester
field county, twenty miles above Petersburg and
thirty from Richmond. and will be let to mares
Oh the following terms--six dollars and one
fuarter the season; notes TO that amount must
be sent with the mares, or they will not be recei-
we'd, which may be discharged at any tine within
the season, by the payment Of five dollars. with
strength and vigour Of Vulcan, enttle him to be
ranked among the FIRST Jacks IN the United States.
Vulcan stood the last season at Mr.. r Wethers'
in Dinwddie, and is thought by him very sure
foai getter Vulcan was got by the Duke of
Brunswick, his dam by the Royal Gift.
FsAScIS EPPBS.
February 10. 1906. ia
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w .he dwelling house Of the late a"I John ma
Liggan, dec on Saturday the ffteSuth day Of
next month TWO COWS, sundry Arucles
of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN TURIN.
TURE, one HORSE, and parcel Of CAR
PENTER's TOOLS
Three months eredi' will be given for all sums
above ten dollars on the purchaser giving bond
and approved security Tor all sums under ten
dollars cash will be expected.
SAMUEL LTccAE, Hdm'r.
Of John Liggan dec.
Henrico county, 18th Feb 1906 3w
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Ready maae PENS for sac herE.
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OF HIS SWEDISH MAJESTY, TO THE DIET OF
RATIsBoN.
"His Swedifh majefty, who is now in hi,
German ftates, has charged the undersigned
extraordinary envoy and plenipotentiary, to
announce to the diet, that his majefty has ac
iembIed part OF his army in Swedifh Pome.
rama.
"The Object of this armament, which his
niajeffy has formed with the concurrence of his
allies, isto fulfil thofe duties which the prefent
unhappy fate of affairs has rendered incumbent
upon bis majefty, as fovereign, and from the
duty prefcribed to protect the empire aganft
all foreign influence.
:" His ma]efty hopes the almighty will grant
bleiiing and protection to his arms. which
are only directed againft ufurpation and he
declares that he will, at all times, and under all
circumftances, defend the facred and unatera.
Bile obligations of truth and honour.
"Ratiibou, Nov. IL, 1906"
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FRANKFORT, January os.

Exfrad eta letter from Gentleman at Forf
ST. Stephens (MiG Ter. J TO bis friend in mir
place, dated Dee. 9th, 1905.
GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE has fent
Mr.. Graham to Governor Folk at Prnfseola,
to remondrate on the fiihiecf of Spanifh duties
at Mobile. MIR, Graham, in letter from Pen
facola, dated a few days Gnce, fays " That
Gov. Folk, agrees to fufpend the order for the
payment Of duties at Mobile, upon receiving
official af1nrance that no duties fhall be demand
ed at Orleans, on goods defined for Baton
Rouge but that he will admit of no other
terms"
MIR. Graham has written to the government
of the United States on the fubje6,-but we
are entirely at lof' to conjecture what will be
the rrfut.
"Had Spain right to the country between
the tbirty.firft degree of latitude, and the il.
and Of Orleans, there can be no doubt but
that it would be jun, and confident with the
fpirit of our treaties with that power that Spa.
NTH fiIbieets pafng up and down the M0inips
pi, with property deGiRed to or coming from
their country, and not intended to be landed
in the United States, fhould not be burtbened
with duties to the American government. Bur
much doubt whether the government viii
think il expedient indirectly to function the
Spanifh clsim In Eaflern Louiiiana, by entering
into stipulation which, though it does not exc
prefsy recognize their right, cannot he found
ed on any Other principle but that they are
lawfully poGei1ors Of the country which they
occupy. The determination is all important 10
the people refdiug on the waters of the Mo-
bile, but ] am fatsfed that they do not with
TO fec the Jun PretenGons Of the nation to Eat
tern Louifiana, at all weakened by any az
rsngements which might contribute to their
immediate benefit.
" The Brtifli continue to harrafs the trade to
Penfacoia. We have lately heard good deal
pofIibIy br pa, ing vift to our neighbours At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-25
VIENNA, Nov. %.

The report of an infurredion in Poond gains
ground. In the villages of that country wri.
tings are circulated, ftimuating the Poles TO re.
gain their independence by choofine kino IN
their own with. 1t is faid feveral Pofh officers.
among whom is general Kofeiufeo, have re-
paired to the French head quarters. Some fav
an infurrettion has taken place.
AUGSBURG, Nop.l7.
1t IS now decided that Gordon of nertral;
ty fhali be formed from the frontiers of Hol.
land to thofe of Bohemia. This Gordon will he
occupied by the Prui1ians, HefIians and S,xons.
1t will extend along the Electorate of Hefe, bv
the Country Of Fulda, and from thence along
the circle Of Upper Saxony.
AS to the dfpolifion of Pruf1ia, IL is not
known that the convention which was figned
on the sd Nov. at Pstsdam, between the En-
peror of Rnf'ia and the King of PruGia is only
contingent, and merely engages PrufTia To make
proportions of re-eaabiihment of peace.
Iheie PROPORTIONS have been arranged, but
they may be modified. NJ. D'Oabril has been
charged 10 proceed to London to communicate
them to the Engligi government, whift the mi
niffer of fate, Haugwitz, communicates them
to NJ. de Taleyrand, miniftcr of his maieity the
Emperor Of the French. No alliance has been
contracted between Pruffia and Auftria, and the
former OF theie powers, it is faid, formally re.
tSiESs "S' DculTdHty IN the event OF the COnti-
mental war being till continued. tits certain.
however, that iome of the frft princes of the
empire have been invited to accede TO The con-
vention we have mentioned.
A great number Of PoIifii officers coming
from France, have been lummoned to the impe.
rial head quarters. Several of them paged by
Uf1n, proceeding on the route to Munich. and
from thence to Aufria.
The inhabitants Of Venice have been inform
ed 10y proclamation publifhed by the count de
Biiiengen, gov. gen. of Autria, that "a, 600 RUE
isns wouldauive onthe3d Nov. by fea from Cor
fu and Dalmatia (~here the RufIians had sIrea.
dy relieved the Aufrians who had departed for
the army and that they were 70 be treated as
friends and brothers, and qnsrtered on the in.
habi'anis. The Venetisns however detea the
Rufisns, and fevera riots have already taken
place. According TO letters from Ttieae.
corps of4,coo Ruflians had already difernbark.
cd At Venice, aud the fecond divifon was dailv
e%peded.
November %.
IT is faid the ele6tor Of Bavaria, under ,be
guarantee of France, will afIume the title OF
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FIRST DIVISION OF THE WEST.
JUDGMENT,
Given by fpecial Military Council. held =,
Deifalines formerly Gonaives) esd Nov.
1905, % year OF the independence of Hayti
To-day, Esd No1'e'n6er, 1905, Cd year oftbe In
dependence of Hayri,
WE, Bazelois, general of the brigade, chief of
the ftaff, general of the army, preident
Louis Felix Boifrond Tonnere, adiutant ee-
neral, vice prefident;
Etrenne Victor Mentor, adjutant general,
judge;
Peter Cottereau, chief of brigade, Judge:
John Jofeph Dominic Dieauoi Vie1e. chief of
atquadron. reporter;
Mak.Jonx' chief of fquadron, Judge; and
Alexis Dupuy, captain and RICHTER; MEM
bers computing the fpecial council. convoked
by order OF his maiefy the emperor, and com
pofed in conformity of the law of the soth
May, 1905, on the organization of the fpecial
military council, to judge the perfons named
franciico Stella, born in Italy, 81 years of age,
phyfcIan, and acting lately as merchant in the
city of Cages, and calling himfelfa Dane: and
John Jordan, native Of Milan, es wears of
age, ieaman IN the fervice of the faid Francif.
co Stella, both accufed of efpoinage and of be-
N,
After having taken an account of all the ma.
pers in import of the accufation, heard plead
ings OF the accufed, and after having heard the
reading OF the interrogations of the report and
concluion of the chief of the fquadron, Dia-
quot Vigne, reporter
The council has declared to be convicted.
Franciico Stella, and John Jordani, Italians. OF
having unlawfuly afTumed the protection grant
ed by the Hayfian government, to the fuhieas
OF his majefty the king of Denmark, although
IN 10 doing, they had incurred the punifhment
OF death, pronounced aganft the French or
tneir aii'es, VINO fhould fet foot the territory
OF tn's EMPIRE and the pains exprefed by the
fecoDd article Of the penal code, to wit -.
Every individual, whatever NAV be his con.
dtion, quality or protection, convicted of ef.
Pionage tor the enemy or rebels, fhall fuffer
DEATH"
In coniequence, the council condemns Stella
and Jordani TO be fhot, as fubiects of the en-.
peror of the French and king of Italy.
The council befides decree, that the goods
OF Francifco Stella and of John Jordani, fl,all
be confifcated for the benefit of the fate, and
that the fu'ns ari6ng from the fae of the effects
Of the laid Stella and Jordani, fi,a De fent TO
the treafurer's chef, at Cages, and that the CO.
py OF the Prefent judgment hial be addreGed
10 all the authorities, in order to give il all pof-
fible publicity, and that by the diligence of the
reporter of the functions of military accufer.
Done in the public fittings at DeGalnes.
formerly Gonaives) 2srd November,
1905, cd year of the independence of
Hayti.
(Signed by the members enumerated above =,
We have feen the judgment Of the council
named to pronounce on Stella and Jordani, ac.
cufed ct Espionage and of being the fuhir6ts of
Bonaparte After having attentively examined
the judgment, comfortably to the laws, we or
der their execution in % hours.
DRSSALINES,
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CARLISLE. fpenp.l Febrn,rv

CARLlSLE, (Penp.) February H.
BY gentleman who left ST Louis Gunner .ou;-
ilana) on the 3Iff of December laf we are informed
that rarty of the Sock Indians took the opportup;
ty when the Ofages hunting, came in on
their Towns, killed about 100, eonfnng of old men.
women, and children, and took about as many pri-
toner's. A number of the oiage Chiefs came down
to ST. Louis, and demanded protection from the IT.
States, upon which General Wkinfon fent Lieu
tenant Hughes, with detachment of thirty men to
demand the prfoners.
We are alfo informed by the fame gentleman, tina.
few days previous his leaving ST., Louis, an Indi
an Chief feht down by Captain Lewis, from abou.
1900 miles up the Miiiouri, had fet out from St.
Louis for the city of Warrington, attended by Lieu
tenant Clinp.on and Interpreter; he is of the
Riequora Nation, of dark complexion, and remark
ably eorpulent.
At the time Of our nformants leaving that place
they had received no account OF the deffruaion of
captain Lewis, and his party. II is therefore to be
hoped, that the report which has been in circulation
OF their being cut off, is without foundation as we
have reaon to uppofe had uch event taken place,
they would there have received The earlieR inteli
genee.