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wife, Earring thy decsyed hoskinss with Fly

wife, DARING thy decsyed aoskine. with Fly
ancient fpcctaces on thy aged noie! lead meo
hand me in thy elatchiug pa fed fit, rP sbois
b lights and through thote th,ckc.s, hitherto in,
accelible, and impeiyic1s to my anxious W ear,
feet: nor thofe parnaaisn crsgs, bleak and basy
ZEN, where the hupgry wofhipper. a Fame atf.
,breashlels, cIatsbeling, hanging, between hes.
yen and earth but thofe ghtterng cliffs Of Po-
toG, where thegliuering cliffs Of The aflficieot,
ell powerful deity wealth, holds his immediate
court Of joys and,pleafurcs; where theiunny ex-
poftre OF plenty, and The hot walls Of protnGon,
produce hofe blilstul fruits Of luxu,y exotic in
this world. and NATIVES Of paradise - Thou WI.
thered + bill, my aged ceadeArfls, ufher me
ieto the setulgsnt aaored pTcfnceI The pew.
e. fpleodid and potent as Re NJ is, WIS once The
pulling nuilins Of shy faithful care and ,e ndes
arms! Call me thy ion, Thy conGn, thy kEf.
manor t-.veri'e md acjefe the god BY seems Of
his inians Yeas. I'D Longer to Fepnile ne as a
H,ahg ger or an alien, but 10 faytae ere with his
peculiar copntenance snd rr5setti q! he daily
bellows bis gresseR kipdnsts on TIC urdekrving
and the WORTHLESS, assure hin that bring ample
documents Of neritorions dsmrsits pledge QUE
lrlf to me, thst for the glorious c3ulr G LucIe,
] will do afg thing, be airy thing but the
holfs leach Of private cPp'sli'p, OF the yultuie
7 OF pubic ic!,hriy.
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NEWS.

ARRIVED, eils4sl y
This morning. fthoonef Beiley and Charlotte,
Captain Cox, IA days from CAPE Ffanceis--
sc.fse, fug +, :na- X gwooI--W ..Ytaton. ~ &
= Lft thsre On 81 May, brig Lovely Lucys
captain BroSa, fphiIadeiphia Rover. -. Of
Phiiadelphia, Captain .dead) & hooner Jolly BAG.
cbus, captain Jewell, OF Phhapelphis; Rich
mend, captain Hand, Of philsde!phia b,'g
Wealthy Ann, captain Dodge, of New York
fchooner Victory, captain Gardner, Of Balii--
more.
Spoke, indd. Of the Gulph, a'brig from New
Orleans, bound 20 Raaoh. outs7 days.
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Vessels taken OF destroved-La Des.
SAX, Casse Maree, taken; Isle Daix,
do. taken Lamone, brig, taken; a large
brig burnt; Chase Maree, wrecked.
National shiPs-La Tapaguese, ID guns,
50 men. taken; La Malicieuse, 8 guns,
wrecked Imperial ship, "a guns, wreck.
ed imperial ship, 20 guns, wrecked.
(Signed) COcHRANE.
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..,rvts lass,y 4 ca'tor, n Sc0tls''a :
the g IsIlssA assumption Of Goals amount o. g
Fhe weekly .s lhdliogs per ton, and tue COD.
ioo0 'o : each day is equal 70 thar Of TIC al'y
bnpsi1an o. e ss,- werk. ~ AS many Goals
Eiiaoa,s =. ,roo(omed in the Carfon Foundry,
.fsf0 's esf.s 70 fupply city Of 100, M
, s0ua '' One ,houfand wotknsn arc daily en-
|a0'a".s' i. ,nanusactory, whole wages amount
|0ysa : week. and So 400. per annun'
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HIS mgesty's ship Pailas,
FLhageron, april s.

In tIAAVkANS ,lCISiFS0
n which proved Correct Of the situation OF
the corve,ts in she river Of B5rdeaux, lit
lie after datk on The evening of the 5th,
/ the Pallas was anchored close TO the shoal
ofCordoyau; and i. gives ms satisfaction
to relate, that, aboasthree clock the natl
onal corvette La Fapageas, of Ia long r.
FOUNDERS and g5 msn, which had shesguard
was boarded, carried and cur out, about
twenty miles above the shoals, within two
heavy batteries, lnspise OF allresislanee by
the first lieutenant, Mr.. Hsswell Mr..
Sutherland, the master; Messrs. Perkins
Crawford, aud Fhompsoa; together with
@eqrarter master, and such of theseanen,
Ihs.ueaot, and marines, as were fortu
nate cough TO find a place In the boar.
ih:tde of food then strong at day light;
"a iapageuse. made sail; a general alarm
vasgiyen; a sloop OF war followed, asd an
ACTION continued, oftenwithin bail, till. ply
lac same bravery BY which the :rapaguese,
sncafrled. the sloop of war, which had
Oeea before saved by the rapidity Of the
current alone, after aboat;an hours firing,
Was compelled 70 sheer off having suffered
amushin the hall as the Tapageuse inshe
hgsng, The conduc. OF officers and men
vlseJ Justly appreciated, With confidence
isaaii now beg leave TO recommend them
'9ihe nouce of the lords commissioners
Of the admiralty.
~ IS necessary to add, that the same.
hlu0'ung, when at anchor waiting for The
~, Gvss (which, by. the bye, did NOT return
:. ~ 'als morning }thFee ships were observ-,
: 0saf'ng down upon the Pallas making
s6us'si they were soon perceived to be e
as@iss' In afew minutes the anchor was
ar'SesG; and with the remainder. Of the
1--WE. .l1sfs and Crew, we chased, drove on
~ and wrecked, one national "a gun
up one OF 2a guns. and la Malicieuse, a
49, sau',ial corvette of Is guns; their mas,s
IN; i y the board, and they were involved
y as of spray.
na;. ~ % 'his ship showed great zeal for his
az s's \. service. The warrant officers,
tbs., ar' Iattual, midshipman, supplied
Al pace OF those commissioned. The
,ey,... NC 81 lieutenant Napoleon is TO be
l.D. s@sa he, would have gloried in the
rep ras'lon OF the boats. The assistance
Mas;nso oy Mr.. Drummond, of the Royal
S0Sss was such as might be expected.
thu ., Is aliss of the wounded, tege.
Cd .ia "0 the vessels captured and destroy.
s''0ce the 26rb ule.
am, Sir, sc.
. lSlgued) cDcERaNF
Aq r.5 Eho,ab0rough.
sAlsd-None
.ho' % :, Michael Motley, both arms
al.Doa,,,5h = crookmsn, in the arm; John
go s. 2. y3tt E@ = S&S
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ADDRESS TO FRUGALlTY.

Ri THE CELEBRATES ROBERT BURNS.
O Frugality! thou mother of ter thoafand
blefIings thou cook Of fat beef and dainty
greens! thou manufactures OF warm Shetland
hole and comfortable farfouts! thou OLE hoaie.
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Pc ) / + u N l. M T. N /.
.PubEc Sale

BY virtue Of deed of 'truft from
Daniel Carry to the iusicrbers, leeure the pay.
m Mt Of fun OF money due from the fad Daniel
fold stpubsc auction, on the pfen,ifes TO The hghe&
bidder fer ready money on the a7th day Of this preene
month, part of that Tract Of land called Mount Air
wherein the faid McCarty new lives, lying upon Acc
cotinquc Creek, in the county of Fairfax, adjoining
Gardners Mill Land, aant aboutII or II miles from
Alexandra. The faleto commence at II o'clock.
June 4. du
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r.ou THE LONDON GAZETTE.

Aamirszty 0Gte, april %. 1906.
&c Letter from vice admiral Thorn.
pop, .o,5h 10 the earl of ST. Vincent, X.
p0 sdo,;ral and commander in chtei OF
Il, n,aies,y'e feet e@ployed IN the chan.
4 ri souudiags, &c.
4 .Rochsf0rt, april 9, 1906.
sfY LORD, ,,.
|,o,asbip q copy of a,letser | have this day
lived from captain lord Cochrane, OF
- ;s m,iesty's ship Pallas, under my orders
I, ,s;1 not be necessary for me, my lord,
T. eomreot upon the insrepidity and good
.,oaac, displayed by lord cochfane, his
sa;e,,s. aud men, IN the execution OF a
Esazs,aous snterpriee in the Caronne, q
.,~s, he most difficult. perhaps, inits ma
a;c,,;ou Of any on this coast the complete
..scs,. thai attended it, as well as the de.
.iructioa Of the vessels of war menuoned
r. ,be saidletser, on the coast OF Arcassore.
b.,peak their merits more fully than rs IN
nv oowss 10 do to which may befai'ly
added, that nothing can eyince more clearly
n. high state Of discipline Q, The crew OF
The Pallas, than the humanity sshewn by
,hsr, 10 the enemy 10 the conflict.
have the honor TO be, &c.
(Signed)
Epw. THoRNsoRoUcH.
The Earl Of ST. Vincent, sc.
HIS mgesty's ship Pai'as,
8 of Lhq1eron, april s.
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FOR SALE,

PORK in barrels
New York prime and cargo BEEF
l stsss.s Skin and }rEAs
RufEia DU~ K, and
a few Kegs Essence OF SPRUCE, by
DAS'l. MvReATRoYD.
May = so
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Phineas Janney,
Andrew Scholfeld.

~ We have thought proper to
poApone the fale Of the above Land
heretofore advertifed for the gift May,
until the 27th of June, when it will be
.politively fold. P. !. & A. S.
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IOHM II. LADD,
For the Convenience OF fams!zsss
(JfJagFisaat tseoprGgemest is cfs,dtd3 q.
EDWARD6LEE,

Baker, Royol, fYsa, near Gadl9ys;,
NNTiL4L commence on Monday lex,, the
Wv 9Th irfant, ami c'riioue suflrg the
fumrser months every day from Is O'Clock, IN
the forenoon 10 2 O'Clock in The AFTERNOON, TO
bake in TIE EFT manner, clath' dihes as may be
Ienl to him, conLaing either OF meats, pies,
buildings, SC. and bread, on Terms that wal be:
CO. iiier.d mo crate.
~ Very nice Rusk, every even
ing at S O'Clock.
ar Loaf Bread baking continued
as ulual.
Iupp A 80, ecdW
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Oh TINS new ,ctfVOJra A cS tooS "tAo, SpsSe
with noble mind, and formed by nature
and education 70 enlarged views. has ever
taken the general interest OF Euro2e as ms
end; and though the aggrandisemens OF
bis country, still considered that the uIti.
mate interest of Prussia was connected
with that OF Europe? Is he one who, edu-
Gated in generous court, and under mo-
march like Henry the fourth OF France, has
learned TO consider his country as a Eem-
Der of the commonwealth OF states, and
.hatin this relative capacity she had aeon.
mon as well as peculiar interest! Ia q
word, is coun, Haugwits one Of these rare
and truly great men, who raised by supe-
rior wisdom above all the little interests,
the particular aims of states aud parties.
sees clearly, and pursues directly, the real
good Of his country; his means an enlarged
and generous wisdom, with high dlsdalu
of thar cunning and Intrigue. which 10 pub
lie, as in private life, seeks its own lndl-
yidual interest at whatever general cost.
If there be any one thing more contrary
than another to this character IT is count
| Haugwi,z. Educated in q court OF H.
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Twas called for. That part which express.
ed our confidence in the wisdom, virtue
and firmness of The president, was carried
bv ISL 10 votes. The latter part Of the
resolutlon, together with the preamble was
unanimously adopted. In the senate, the
resolution was agreed to with one dissent
ing O0ics only.
Several other subjects of great import
ance have been discussed during the last
session, bu. miscarfied either In the house
of delegates, or in the senate.
/. A petition from the counties OF Hen.
ry and Patrick, requesting the legislature
to adopt means for calling convention TO
revise the state constitution" was taken
up, and the further consideration ct 1t
postponed &c the 31sr day OF March next
Ayes 90: Noes So.
2. A bill " te prevent the emancipation
of slaves within this commemorate. " was
lost in the house of delegates, on the cues.
ton for reading it a third time AySs Is :
Noes rs.
8. A bill" to amend the Judiciary sys-
tem," together with substitute to the orr
|ginal bill, produced much discussion and
after having undergone various amend
ments, both were finally lost in the house
OF delegates.
4. Il bill to extend the jurisdiction to
single Justice of the peace 10 twenty dol.
lars, and 10 abolish petitions for small
debts, passed the house of delegates
Ayes 80: Noes 60 bat was lost IN the
senate by the casting vote OF the speaker
The provisions Of TINS bill were nearly ST.
Ini.ar 20 those contained 10 the b,ii which
passed the house of delegates last year.
The Judgment Of single magistrate was
to Be final as Tar as ten dollars. From
Ten 10 twenty dollars an appeal 10 allow
ed but in order TO prevent appeals stay
CT execution wac granted the defendant.
On the atfirmance OF the judgment, ten
per cent. damages were 20 De awarded.
When an execution issued after stay, or
upon the afirmanCe OF an appeal, 10 fecu-
rity was TO be taken. If an. officer return
ed ssno Effects On an execution issued up
on a judgment rendered by magistrate,
the clerk Of he court might issue an execu'
ton against the body. 10 relieve magis.
irates from the trouble of taking appeal
bonds, bare acknowledgment OF tae sc.
curity Endorsed on the warraas was sutdcis
ent.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL
BALTIMORE, February.

In the subsequent columns will be found
some of the very Important bulletins pro-
missed Yesterday. There appears TO have
been no ceremony in taking possession OF
Vienna-its fall was considered as mere
matter OF course, and the armies OF the
emperor of France pursued their march
beyond the eastern parts OF Germany, while
the panic-struck armies of Russia and
Austria, continued to Fly before them
Some sharp skirmishing occasionally oc.
Cured, but every thing like systematic OPP
position had ceased in that quarter.
In Italy the archduke Charles gave more
work to the enemy, and continued TO strug-
gle u,anfully against the tide ct war; but
an important advantage gained over one OF
his wings on the 96th November ithe par
ticuIars of which will be given TO morrow
and the dispositions made by the French,
leave him no prospect but that OF an ulti'
mate surrender. His death is not men
toned. Three bulletins of the army OF
Italy and Others of the grand army. will
be translated for to morroW's Gazette.
The WAYS Of Providence are inscrutabe!
To have entertained the bottom, few
years back, that Germany, one OF the mos!
warlike and powerful nations in Europe.
would be conquered by France, would
have been sufficient TO have branded any
man as a fool; and but a few months since
il would have entitled the person to al cpl
thet scarcely less harsh, who should have
predicted the downfall Of Vienna before
Christmas. The bulletins in this day 5
Gazette, however, enforce our text. 30
naparte has not ou.y taken Vie.aa, bat he
has given civil ard military government
10 Austria, nhca he terms provtnce--nst
only has he captured the capitals OF hun"
gary, Of Bohemia and of Meravia-bus
these provinces, also, IN the most AFFECT
manner deprecase all opposition to hfa
arms, and sue for his mercy! Where his
victorious career is to stop, is as difficult
to be defined now, as before he left his
camp a. Boulogne. Russia is humbled,
and Germany appears to be almost blotEed
out OF the list of nations; and that fate
which she had anticipated for Turkey and
Spain, has arst fallen TO her own lot.
In the book Of Bulletins, of $50 pages,
(for il is not file of newspapers) which
we have been politely furnished with, there
are no editorial remarks or other local ar.
ticles, except the following, which bears
the last date, and which We consider as
Official as the bulletins themselves:
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CON GRE 6 S
OF THE
UNIT E d S Z Il I T. S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, February s.

Tn. Houfe again reColvcd i,felf into com.
m;ttee.of the whole; Mr. John .. Smith in the
chair, on the bli impotins duty OF ten dollars
on every fave imported inso the y. States.
MI. D, R. Williams faid as the advocates OF
he oil lremed to tn ak the amendment be had
,fered Intended to deteat it, he would withdraw
It. ant IN Ike il the lubjett Of a deintf Eeioiu
,ion.
Mr.. Jackfon offered new ieaiop, the objea
If whIch was to prohibH the importation into the
territories of the United States, of all 1aVe'
orough, either fsem abroad, or from any fate,
EXCEPT IN the latter cafe by citzcas OF the United
STATES, removing to territory to icttie there
~.
Mr.. Iayklon viewed this psovifcn as necessa
ry, in coalequcnce of a legal conttfots'on gwen
10 an act of the lalt isaion, which aowed the
importation of aaves from abroad into Leultlana.
This motion was oppoied by Meitrs. Altcn,
Elv, Morrow, Spaldng, and Sloan, WHO eith'r
viewed It, as inexpedent in itf:!!, OF as proper
| 10 be introduced into diitin3 bill.
Mr.. Jackfon faiA as it was TIE with ct his
friends, he would withdraw the nlotioh, snd Or
fes il on another oc;aGon.
No farther amendments having been ohered'
the committee roic and 5cpotted their agreement
TO the bill. 49,.
The Houfe Immediately eophdsred the re-
port.
The smcndmcn, Limiting the impo6ton of the
tax 10 the FIRST day OF January. 1865, was dif,
agreed to; and The othsr amendments greed 10.
! Mr.. Jack(on csquised what the effects would
| be of the forfeiture of the easgo in cafe lives
were fmugglcd into the Uaitea States. Would
th.y be ioil. or would they be kept in the lei
vic. Of the United States? He did not with to
hav. any thing to do with them.
Mr.. John c. Smith fald he had voted for the
refolution; but the defects in the details of the
bill were 70 glazing, that he hoped it would be
referred to ieIeeh committee, that it might be
so modified as to cure thele detects or that If
cafe il were found infufceptible OF fuch modi6ca.
,ion, it might be rejected Mr.. J. C. Smith,
| accordingly moved the recomclitment of the BIZ!
TO feled committee,
MIR. yackfon advocated this motion, land remark
ed that the provi(o Of the bill that declared th'
duty ihould not be construed as giving a fanttiol
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THURSDAY, February 6.

Several petitions wele pretended from sundry
c;t;zsns OF The lIsh Cong Sesalonsl dittr!ct OF
Psnpfylvanio, praying an alteration IN that part
~ .bs cenai,u,ion thar extends the jnnieal pow
:, of the Uai!cd States so conirOyeislcs ostwecn
citizena Of d,ffe5en, Nates, between c!'izcns OF
,be fame tate, claiming grants OF lands under
different fates, and oet~cen isatc, OF :ae citi
zeos thereof and iosegn Gates, Citizens or iao-
j=cts. 49,.
Naie 0: th2 uni3a'
The bill laying duty Of ten dollars on every
fave imported into III: y. 5. was read third
lime. :,
Mr.. John c. Smith fased, in mere detailed
way, tic objections previouly offered to the Pf'-
v,Goas Of the bill, and moved lis recommitment
10 feleGt committee, in which The fiouie con-
cured without diviGon.
A confidential meGage in writing was received
from he PfeGdcnt of the United States about IL
o'clock; Whcreupon the gallaries were cleared.
They remained cleared until near 4 O'clock, when
The Houte adjourned.
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70 the importation of aaves, offered an adaitoh-
Al reaion for either rejecting or recoEahittlIS II.
How could this language be uied with ptoPFiety
!, l,w. when the constitution, the highest au-
tho,iy. authorised rhe trade
Mr. Quincy fpoke to the like effect anu luFe
Their euqa,red, whether it was the ln5eh,lo ! o.
gsa,Ie,nsn to apply the prOy.lions of the BIZ. TO
ilaves navigating :ae ihiPs OF the Oaiseo o'a'es'
Mess,s. Hastings and Sloan defended the pro.
yiaoas of the sill az perfectly correct. lney 90.
ieryed tl,at a4ves were conldered as property, az
merchandise, and could only therefore IN the Dill
be treated IS iuch.
The notion to recommit was lost. Ayes 49,
Nous 81. ~
MIR. CrSwninlhield fpoke against tie bill, and
moved lis postponeuent to a" Indefinite day.
Viii il is d vosc equivalent TO reIett'en OF bill.
Messts. ]oan < Smith, iaggaFs, and khea OF
rTen lappot;ed; and Messrs. Sloan, Elmer,
and Salllie, op2oisG the motion; when the Yeas
ga3 Nsys were called ON it; aad were Yeas II,
Noes So,
Mr. Iacktoa moved to strike out the proviso
&c thc nil. which motion was disagreed TO; when
The baI was ordered TO be engrossed tor third
reading to morrow. Ayes e9.
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71ag!stsons for the F4DAsA, &,
zETTE.
PARIS, Decemh.. :

H1AS) bcCeTnber
M. de Stadicn, late minister hom
emperor OF Germany at the cuar, of Rn. s
sia, and M. the lieutenant general Cow, r ~
Giulay, have been presented to his M; W
,y the emperor of the French at BrunnS NY"
plenipotensiaries of his majesty the en-, ~"
ror OF Germany: They are invested vI
powers to negotiate, conclude and sion 's '
de6nitive treaty of peace between Franz
and Austria. On his side, the emr.
ror of the French has nominated " +.
Talleyrand, (his minister for foreign ~
lations,) whom he has invested with nov
ers TO that effect. 1t is to be hoped ,b,,
peace will be the result of their reeoc;,,;
ons but this ought not to diminish in IL.
least the zeal OF the soldiers Or of the n,
ton it is, On the contrary, new mOt,,
for the conscripts to accelerate ther march
in order to justify that well known adspe
81 us pacem para bel Mm, His msis 81,
has given orders to the ministers Of war
aud OF the Interior to relax nothing in their
preparations.
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Runaway Negro.

u AN AWAY from the subscriber, earla
As.inJuly, a, aegroaaaa named GREai1.dW -
He is about Sc y ears sef:agr, Feet 2 inches
or feetshgh, Of tawfy complexion, has a
scar On one of bis jaws or side ofhis lace forn1-
Ing has circle; ] think it's ON the right,
but am not positive. he Is q SHIN made tel
low, with bushy head, ard when spoken. to
has scary md down look. When he went a. :
way ne had green rouae coat, bull coiored
brooches, witk honespun cloathing, and ns has has
never been accustomed to any work but IN the
crop or field. / have understood ne has eros
sed the Potomac about Rritan's Bay, over IN
10 Maryland Icxpect he has procured pass
and viii endeavor to appear as a freeman.
An masters of vessels and Others are fore fore
warned from harboring or carrying him away
under the penalty of the law
will give. 1'sventy Dollars reward 1T taken
IN MARYLAND, er Efifieen If taken In the North
ern Neck. SO that get him again,
George Christopher.
Westmorcland County, Vir. ,.e
| y - ~
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,

fo5e.1ad, uEo7esiI5e s7zd 1,,tai. c,7lofe7tte'
serf gnor btiozo Or. .17esarder ~ KesizFt s,
l5su,r .exd, Of 1,.iisse street, .6lsrcrdrie-
sfEEfY surpSss any yet 1cxtant, forease, 'e
1 iegapce, SC Masters of vessels and
Other gen*lelnen going to TIC Wes1 indies,
Spanish Main, SC may be furnished wltin an
sssorment, and q great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
n. B. 1he Buttons cn the back parts OF the
waistaa1d ought to be placed the same distance
@1om each other, as the twe-cenfer buttons g on
The Scspen1lers,te pfeTeat improper ssra,nFiasg
and thereby destroying the ease dcsigaed.1n
construction Of the article. -.
July e RICHARD 5HORWEl4ls
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TEN DOLLARS
September 4

M JILL be given as reward for al'Prs-
hending dark msflntta boy, called
5GrIgn .fa6a,7t-lfe is about IA years OF age,
small features, slender insde, very long eye
lashes and high forebeael--he is active and
brisk, and at times has some small impedl-
ment in his speech. His clothes we're made
of good ticklepburg, and were new when he
left home about nine weeks ago. I hred him
from Mr.. NJ. Flalfnery, and have h&i him
nearly three years in the sugar house. He
has been harbored by some negroes near tie
plantations of Mr.. James Irwin and Messts.
Korn and Wisemiller Any reasonable ex-
penees will be added to the reward OH bringing
him to nay sugar.house
William S. Moore.
September 50. DIT