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with the 18th light infantry, carried at
the point of the bayonct village which
served as point of support to the enc
my. The division OF Hcudelait, dis
played and marched for it. Three hours
afternoon, the. fire was the hottest. The
grand duke of Berg executed with the
greatest success many charges, in which
Klein's division OF dragons distinguish
ed themselves. Notwithstanding even
ing came on too soon, the combat CONT
nued till eleven o'clock at night. The
enemy retrcated in disorder, leaving
their artillery, bag and baggage, and ma
ny dead. All the enemy's columns re-
treated to Ostroderka.
Gen. Feneroile, commanding bri-
gade of dragons, was killed. The in
trepid general Rapp, the emperor's aid
de-camp, was wounded at the head of a
division of dragons. Col Smile, of
the brave Oath of the line, was wounded.
Marshal Angcrcau had horse killed
under him.
Altogether the Russians have lost 80
pieces of cannon, all their Wagons, and
1900 men killed, wounded or made
prisoners.
We have lost 300 men killed and have
had 2,OOOwounded. At length, finding
himself master of the enemy's artillery,
and all their positions, and having dri-
ven them more than 40 leagues, the en-
peror has ordered his army into win
ter quarters.
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w H f E Ii - G,
THURSDAY, APRIL2, 1897.

MARRIED-On Sunday evening last,
by the Rev. - Seaton, Mr.. Thomas,
Ellison to Miss Polly Perrine, both of
this town.
On Saturday the 1-.th ult. a num-
Der of the Citizens of Ohio county met
at Hamet's tavern, to agree upon proper
persons to represent the county in the
House of Delegates, when it was unani-
mously agreed to support
WILLIAM IRWIN and
JOHN MORGAN.
Nothing was determined on respecting
a Representative in Congress. 1t was
understood generally, that JOHN G..
JACKSON, Esq. the present Repre-
sentative, would serve if elected. 1t
was not known that there would be any
other candidate.
Recent information from the upper
counties in the district, states, that
NOAH LINSLY, Esq.
has been taken up, there, for Congress.
We are authorised to state, that Mr..
Linsly will serve if elected.
Road from the Potomac to the Ohio.
The Commissioners appointed by the
President of the United States, to ex-
plOre and report the most eligible route
tor road from Cumberland, on the PO-
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ana the entire and preClpltate retreat OF
the Russian armies has terminated both
the year and the campaign.
BATTLE OF PULTUSK.
Marshal Lannes could not arrive OPP
posite Pultusk before the morning of the
goth. All the corps of Benigsen were
concentrated in the night. The Russian
division which had been beat at Ma
ziclsk, and pursued by the Sd division,
commanded by marshal Davoust, enter
Cd the camp OF Pultusk two hours after
midnight. At ten O'clock, marshal
Lannes attacked, having Suchct's divi-
sion in the first, that of Gudin in the
third division OF the army, commanded
by Darliana, upon his left.
The combat was spirited. After a
few struggles, the enemy was overpow-
cred. The 18th regiment Of light in
tantry, and the Saith, covered themselves
with glory. Generals Vedel and Cla-
parede were wounded. General Treil-
lard, commanding the light cavalry of
the army, general Boussard, command
ing a brigade of the division of the dra-
goons of Boxer, colonel Barthelemv, of
the 18th regiment of dragons, were
wounded by grape shot. Voisin, aid to
marshal Lannes, and Curial, aid to gen.
Suchet, both fell with glory. Marshal
Lannes was slightly touched with ball.
The SSH regiment sustained many
charges of the enemy's cavalry, with
GOODNESS and success. The enemy the
same night sounded retreat, and re-
treated to Ostroderka.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 10.

Capt. Messervy, who has arrived at
Marblehead from Bordeaux, reports,
that Bonaparte arrived in Paris, about
the Goth January; that he was collecting
more troops, and putting into requisition
as many as he could find; that 1900
men were required from Bordeaux, to
join the grand army in Poland: That
there had been several recent actions
with the Russians; and that in the last
battle, when each army consisted of 40,
600 men, the Russians gained the adj
vantage.
A letter from St. Thomas, under date
of Feb. S, says" The Tortola CRUZ
sers continue to blockade this port.
The royal license for British vessels to
trade at Hayti, arrived at Antigua
short time since, and there have arrived
from windward FIVE or six British yes
sells, all bound to Hayti, which have
come here to procure German goods.
A British armed ship also rived here
from Liverpool, with cargo OF dry
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IN Tt LLIG E n G E.
E'ftracts from tie .t9rtyJylh Bulletin Of
the French GRIND ArD,t.

the French Grond Army.
Pultusk, Dec. SO, 1905.
The battle Of Czarnow, that Of Mas
1elsk that OF Eursomb, die affair Of cav
airy At Lopaczyn have been followed by
TIL battles Of Golvmin and Pultusk-
and the entire md Precipitate retreat of
the Russian armies has terminated both
the year and the campaign.
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BATTLE OF GOLYMIN.

While the corps of Benningsen was
at Pultusk, and beaten there, that of
Buxhowden joined Golymin at night.
The division Panin, of this corps, which
had been attacked the evening before by
the grand duke of Berg, another divi-
sion which had been beaten at Nasielsk,
arrived by different routes at the camp
of Golymin.
AT the same time marshal Angereau,
arriving at Golaczima, took the enemy
inAank. The general of brigade Lapine,
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Fsomsae " Z: Daily Adoe,tiser, .stp.sel
BRITISH TREATY.

f.
An interesting Pamphlet made ITS aP-
Pearanee yesterdays entitled !" The Bril-
fish i reaty," dedicated ITO those mem.
bers OF congress who nave the sense TO
Pereeive and 70 pursue the true interests
OF their COUNTRY. ne following Is
gtvenas the PorPort Ct that treaty"
r. The hrst article, like the hrst OF that
concluded on the 18Th Nov. 1894 BY
MIR. Jay, tsmsreiy formal; and the 2d
confirms Vie hr:t ten articles OF the old
treaty. hIs, therefore proper to give .
glance At them. ~. .s + ( !
nc hfst' as 70 already mentioned, u
merely formali and the second Is execu-
ted. k IL s - Z ~, ~ 4
The third gives TO each party The right
Of passing thronS p she territories OF the
other, IN AmeIlca, except within the:
limits OF the nnoson nay company. We
lind In II the following clause. But i
y understood, that this article docs not
extend 70 The admission OF vessels OF the
United States into the sea.ports, har-
bors, baysor creeks ofhis majesty 9 said
territories, nor INTO such parts Of the ne
Sersin his majesty's said territories ~
are between the mouth thereof and the
highest port OF entry from the sea; ex-
sesPt in small vessels trsding bona hde
between Montreal and Quebec. under
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lVezu Store, !:

THE subscriber respectfully informs
L. his friends and the public in gene.
raj, that he has COMMENCED the Mercan-
tile business in the house lately occupied
n Store BY Ignatius O'ierrall, at Mill.
Greek, where he has 4 Choice collection
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Groce.
rios, Liquors, Hardware, &c. &c. All
which he viii dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms for Cash or Country
produce.-He solicits the patronage of
the public, and assures Them that he
will always keepuP general assortment,
and viii dispose Of his Goods on ~ low
terms as they are retailed in any other
place. WILLIAM p. KING.
Mill. Greek, June g. 1907. ": WEI:
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il List Of Ieiters id the Pess0Ece at
r. Shetherd's To1on, On the last day Of
Septsmbey, Ivhich zuiA Be sent 70 the.
Gsneyai PSst-O flee as dead letters, il
< not taken up 6etors ths frst day Of
Z january, 1908. ~ o. -,"' =
Is. EDWARD BENNETT. John
Buckles, William Ba,y, Alexander NJ.
Br;scoe, Susanah Brooks. ~ -"
O. C. William Chapline, John Cla%son
2, BENJAMIN Commigys.
Z. William Eaty.
II. lanes Foreman, John Foyles.
G. Hezekiah Griffin, Jacob Grove.
H. Barbary Hoos. George Hartman.
= /. David Jaratt, Jonathan Ingram.
L. Joseph ]. Lancaster, Capt. vii.
liam Lemon, Robert Lowry, John Leg.
M. Mary Mercer, John Massie,
, Chris.opher Mooser, Daniel Marble. (
p. Thomas Perry. .~&.s>..
r. John Robinson. T. ..'zz;'... .
S. John Snider, Stephen Staily, Phi.
liz Schoppert, Rebecah Shell or Rsbec.
al shaw, Stephen Shaw. 80. -. :,
= w. Adrian Wihecoop, Andrew Wag.
sener. JAMES BROWN, IN
Oc,ober 8, 1901.
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FOR SALE,

THE House and Lot in which Ia
i ehariah Moles now lives, si,ua,s
in the main street, Martinsburg, nearly
opposite to Mr.. cooper's store - The
House Is TWO stories high, with three
rooms on the lower Aoor, with large
Kitchen, communicating with the back
room, three rooms on the 3nd Aoor,
with spacious garnet aud an excellent
Celler-There is good stable, Garden,
&c. on the Lon. This property from its
eligible situation would suit well for any
kind Of public business. B. fTsl.59 :.
- ROBERT CocKBURN, jun. =
AartiasbGrg, AugHst Z, 1907.
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FrefIl Goods.
Non Opening.

1.-THE subscriber informs ms friends
j and the public ID general, that he
isnow opening Il hisstore IN ShePherd's
Town, large and general assortmentO Of
Cheap FrejbzG oods, I
Consisting, 10 part. of handsome as
sortmentof -zz5 $500: ~ 4
Quilting for Vest Shapes, !. i.
Elegant Chimes and Calieoes,
Spider. Nett Sleeves, -. = r. - - = 7.
Spider. Metz, Leno and Needle.vorked
Muslins, r.. n
sCambrick Mualins, very cheap, - -. !
Damask silk and Leno Shawls, j.
Handsome Leno Wells, ii
Fine India Book Muslins, ..I'%EE+. /
Cotton Lace, Cords and 1asseis.
A quantity Of handsome figured Ribbons,
Italian Silks, t. r < :
Cotton and Silk Chambroy !Muslins,
Fashionable split Straw and GPsey
Bonnets, ~ .' = ss ssl s 4,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, = J i /
Very cheap Dimities, :. !, II 7 s.. IS,
China, Glass, and Queens Ware, ~. .g,
Gsn,lemen's summer Hats Il I, - !, II
~ and 7.s irish Linens, = r. -
India MusIins, = = = Il, 4. n
Extra long Siik Gloves, s. 80, Ia
Morocco and Kid Shoes, Z : N.Z y.
Home. made Linen, Flax and Tw'led
Bags, ss. z. Y - -
Bar-I Iron, Castings and Steel, M
Very cheap Teas ot excellent quality DC.
~. s-sS..tsE Also on hand, "a rs
ID. A quantity Of Old Rye Whisky,
All of which are offered for sale nncSm.ss
,.noaly cheap for Cash-tie requests 'that'
Ill those who wish to get Bargains win
be pleased to call on him. .$E -. '' = =
~ ;. r. WALTER b. SELBY. s
Saepherds-ToWn, Angus, Z, 1907, Z
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Another Ipel.seiected and general
+ assorsmeni |.
. GOO S.

haze been receafiy receiued, and dfe nei,'
:, altered for sale By she sEbscribeye.<
: efuhich haze Been purchased az stte
z lest sadrket IN the city Of PhiLidtipaia
fsr Casa, Dhich, together wifh the
advantageous terms on Which tItsF IpiN
- be disposed, 1viA afford 70 tIsehdssrs
an inferesting opportunity Of furnish
inR Themselves With supplies on the
most reasonable terms for cash. ,.Anong
numerous Other late purchases, are
tie follosDiHg articles, viz 4 ~
A handssme assortnenf IF Marssihcs
waisf coating, r. IL. - -
Pain, Spotted, and Trafalgar Lsao
! MusEns, II - .. = r.
ditto ditto !MavL and HaH4kerchiss,
Furniture Ca;coes, - ~. ,
ditto Tasseis, u . ~, I'll
i CAinfzes and CdiiroSs, -
Fancy and plain Ribbons, uveN Gsstrfed,
Sill and Cotton Umbrellas, 49, Il 49,
Fancy and plain Siifs, Jor Ladies dresses,
S;lk, .Sbaspis and Hand rrchiets,
Cotton Cords and Tdsseis, Is. 1 tx
Ladfe'sshorf, and extra Ling SID Giotes,
s-4 Cambriek and o. Dimities, ebmplefe.
~ asserfed, 81, III. - <,
S;H sSCasseg Caambroy Muslias ditto -.
6. and ~ Camtyick Muslins, ditto 10.
India Musiins, per bale. piece, % yard,
ditto Common and Superfn book l0uslins,
Legho,n Hafs and Baaness, trimmed
conpletf. u u a. - ~ a., =. s.
Lace and Edgin9~T ~S.-I E@..-....I2 :.
4-4rusR 20 Irish Linens, s.s..-s.S.@ Il 4
Whiie and 5rssvn Russia ShertiISs,
ditto 7icking5ur9s, -. ~. sqsF !.
A near assortment 81 ,Seaj finished Jsruss
ry, - 81 - =, ....s-. J. a
.Hahosany framed Locking Glassss, =
Camman Dressing and pocket, ditto, y
An elegant ossoFimens Of China and
9neen's IDare, 49, W. /, J = .~ 49,. -.
a large assorttuent 81 Groceries, = l.
Also quantity Of AntietGm' Iron, COM
plefely assorted, g. go. ~,
Crowley and BEstered Steel. - =. ~.
/. 1ney return thrir sincere thanks 70
their triends fsr past ;,usurs, and a.
sure t.stn that every thing'on their part
shall BE- done to give satisfaciion.
r.. THOMAS. c.. Smith, g Co. !
= Martins6urg, july, AZ, 1907.
J. IN B.. They. sill efsr for sale the
House and Lot, occupied. BY M. Levi
Price, in rUhica they SOiA giy< q Sreas
bargain. 70, term, e., :, sepiy % ,t,,-r
- - -. THOMAS G.. SMITH.
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AE;st efletseys remaining in the Posl vi
fee in Charles T;own, ,Ohich il not Z
- d np on o. 6Jars the FIRST day Of jan
~Sv next, IuiH be sent to the General
Pest Office a. dead letters.
n. THOMAS ATWELL, Chris.
topher ARemong, Thomas Austin.
d B. Bell and Cherry, Jesse Brown,
Marthew Baylor. Michael Blue, VIII
liam Bennett, Gwynn Baylor, Mason
Bennett, Samuel Bond, John Bell, ..
C. John Clarke, s. Greer, Robert
Garter, Jacob Getro, Giles Cooke, VIII
liam Clarke, Alexander Calawel, WI.
liam P. Crsshill, Sally Conklen.
!. d. James DUKE, John Dixon, Sally
Dade, L. Dade, b. Denton, William
Dougherty, r. Dufuld. i
E. Abraham EyeTsole. - 49,.
r. fFsrdinando Fairfax, Alexander
Pew, Thomas Flagg, VIM. 2. Flood,
9. John Griggs, Samuel Griffith, I.
Glascock, r. Gregory, Henry earn.
heart, William Gibbs, letters. :
n. Adam S. Henshaw, John Hnkle,
lanes Hite, Jeremiah Harris, Rishard
Hardesty, William Harding, William
w. Hi,e, 4 letters. r.. ~ ~ = s1...
]. Mary Johnston. -
K.1Thos. Kilwell, Samuel King.
l.. T. Lee 8, Laurence Lswis, fho.
>nnasgLikens. . ~ ~ ~ -
M. William M'cleiten, Thomas ~
clanaham, Mary Moore, Richard NJ.
! Sherry, Thomas M'Makin, Ahsolem
3Mellen, Vincent sfoorea, Jesse Moore
8, Jacob III. Manning. /. !. @4a@af.
n. Ne.,h & Smallwood, Geo. North,
= john Noel 3, Mary. Newton.s IT
o. David Ogleyie, john D Orr. =
r. John Palmer, James !. Perry,
: Lenian PAYNE. - I r. 'TE ~
r. Matthew Ransone, Eliza Riley,
John Rausburgh, Sarah Robinson, Tho
mas Riley. I'm, <5 $500 >,.tt,%s T.
s. Miss nj. Ssrother, Smith Staugh-
Ter, Caty Shew, JohuS Saunders 2, Robert
Shirly, Martin Sheet1, Geo: Ssipp, F.
Steen, Samuel Spences, James Shiriy,
George Short, Catherine Spangier.
w. Beverly Whiting. Hannah Whit.
ing, Richard Williams, Francis Whit
Ing. Andrew Woods, Thomas Whit.
ing 2, c. Willis 3 letters. :: J. Vs. 49,
JOHN HUMPHREYS, Pm.
- ~0cto6eT 9, 1907. j.. 1.:... -.
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FOR SALE, i a
A COMPLETE SET OF
Hatter's Il ools,

except the plank Kettle. They win be
sold uneommonly low for Cash. Apply
to the Printer. A. ~
August %, 1907. Es.-.-. {.
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7,RA /,

= sIRAVELLEKOu = ~
AID others. may meet with geuteel
accommodation at the sign Of the /
G Z @ B 3, Z. !.
:. - IN Shepherds. Town, Z
where the subscriber has opened a
Hoa5e q Entertainment.
- ~ JAMES BROWN,
May ~, 1907. w.. x 4 !.
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FRIEND S.MQ WDEM,

THERE is a paragraph in thy paper OF
yesterday, called the PROTEST of Joseph
Smith, which appears to have been intended
as an impeachment of my integrity. can
with truth deny the accusation, and may COM
plain with propriety of the manner In whlchlt
is made 1t is true, that ! purchased few
articles Of merchandise in the course OF trade
from Mr.. Smith but it's not true that did
SO with view to the failure which happened
with Mr. Smith, the circumstances ofour trm
were supposed by ourselves and othersto be
good; and Mr. Smith had SO fair an opinion OF
our credit and mercantile conduct, that be re-
peatedly pressed me to purchase on an easy
credit all the dry goods which he hadon hand;
.butItook from him only such articles as would
answer my particular objects IN trade at that
time. Our firm had not then the most distant
expectation of partial or total failure /; but
finding sometime afterw ards thatby reason OF
an unexpected coincidence ofcircumstances,W
could not continue TO take up our paper as 1t tell
due without making sacrifices which w ould be
ultimately Injurious toour creditors and selves,
we determined, in pursuance OF the advice OF
malicious friends, to postpone the regular pay
ment of our paper, until we could discharge
the demands of all without injury TO any
This coAduct, which we conceived the most
equitable and advantageous, hath drawn upon
us the severe reproaches of Mr. Smith, who,
having very little charity towards US, HIM
self, wishes to do US injury in the. opinion !
of the world, upon the slightest grounds OF
presumption .--The christian spirit OF my,
accuser should have taught him to have plac-
ed the most favorable construction on a
transaction which wore no positive marks OF
fraudulent intention and both decency and
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NORFOLK December L..
:&z.-

An occurrence ofyesterday has excited
some interest, arising from the recolisctl
on of recent circumstance 1--WE shall state
&c our readers the particulars of the occur.
renee Of Yesterday, as they have been relat.
ed to ns, and as we Believe 10 be correct.
A Ftench seaman, belonging to the
French ship L'Imbeteua,, the ship that was
destroyed by the British OF this coast, had
some tine since entered at Baltimore on
board one OF The gun boats in the service
of the Uai,ed States. Yesterday he de sert'
ed add got On board the tender of the
French ship L'Patriot, declaring his wish
10 re,usa INTO the service of his country.
The officer commanding the gun boat
discovered, and demsnded lae sea,
man, who The French officer refused to
deliver h.m. Same discussion was had,
VIXEN the American officer departed, I'M
der "a expectation, or promise that the
mae SHOULD nosbc removed until the affair
could Be represented TO commodore Deca-
tut. While the officer was on board me
Chesapeake waiting the orders OF commo
dore Decatur. aud for a letter which be
was then writing ,othe Ffeuch command
err, the PARROTS boat passed with the sea
lao 10. question 90 board, upon which or
.ders were issued by the commodore, 20
mao one OF The Chesapeake's boats, and
pursue the French boat. with orders TO
his oficef 10 eRdeavor to prevail Oh the
French officer TO return aud come along
side the Chesapeake, butte bring the de-
ser,er back at all events. Upon the boats
gss,ing alongside some al:ercation ensued,
parily, we understand, by accident, and
wi.hou design TO injuye or oReud.
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aleraunrta DAILY ADVERTISER.
FRIDAY, DEcEMBER Il.

-
The general assembly of Virginia com.
menced iIs session OF Monday LAST, the
9TH inst. The number OF members who
assembled were no less al1an $50 deiegatee,
and is senator's. So lha. both houses form.
ed quornms, and proceeded TO she choice
of officers.
Ia The senate all the former officers were
re-elecied: but in the house of Delegates
three gentlemen were dominated as proper
persons 10 Gil the Office Of speaker; gen.
Peter Tohnson who has served 10 that ca.
psclly for several sessions heretofore, Hugh
Nelson Of Automatic and 1ames Sempls Of
Williamsburg.
% The frat, second aud third ballots no
decision took place; neither of the candi
da;es having a msiarity of The whole pam
Der. On the bird ballots the votes were
For Nelson, 68
For Johnston, 50
For Semple, 81
Mr.. Semplc was then Withdrawal; ard
the fourth ballot decided the election in ia
,vor Of Mr.. Nelson by ninety one votes 20
six.y.aeven.
The other officers of the house were all
reelected.
The following is extracted from letter
received by merchant of this city, by
the Calypso:
B0rde4us, Oct. IS, 1907, 10 o'clek, P. NJ.
!" William Lee, Esq American consul
in this city. has recelved leuer from gen:
Armstrong, desiring HIM to advise all
masters of vessels TO quit this port IN as
shors time as possibls. Tie like advice,
ills said, has been given TO the cousuls at
the other sea-ports. Bonabarte vii have
no neutrals American will have 10 fight
Tor or against him." LN. I. E9. Post.
captain Burke, of the Calypso, who
was the bearer of the above letter, heard
nothing at Bordeaux of the intelligence is
contains. aud believes it TO be at leas. pre-.
mature.
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The French officer, we understand 9.
greed to return to the Chesapeake. AZ.
forwards some correspondence took place
between commodore Decatur and the COM
mander Of the Patriot, the contents of
which we are not informed Of. We under.
stand that both officers adhered. the one
in refusing, and the other insisting, the re-
suit however is, that the man was taken
and carried cupboard the Chesapeake,
where he now remains until the pleasure OF
government shall be known.
Such is concise state OF facts, as relate
TO- this unpleasant business, upon which
ave mean 10 offer.no remarks, except tore.
peat what we have done upen another oc
casiop, that the employment offoreign sea.
men, particularly desertsrs, will generally
be reproductive OF mischief and il is to be
,iamensed thar the officers commanding, are
not invested by governments with power to
act according 10 the justice Of the case,
when thsy,are satisfied.
Accounts OF this affsx went off by the
mail 10 the navy depart ment, and the
+ rench, min later
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Ten Dollars Rewar d.

II AST Thursday was stolen or taken out Of
IL the British minister's entry new drab
colored Surtout, with buttons of the same
cloth, and silk lining in the sleeves. Any boz
dy that brings the said surtous to the British
minister's house, will receive the above men
toned reward
Washington City, December IL. DIV
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TO LET,

THE House and Lot, at present occupied
by Mr.. DANIEL M'LEoD Painter, next
door to Patton and Butchers hard ware store on
King street. Equal to any stand in Alexan-
dria, for Grocery or Dry Goods, with con-
venient accommodations for Family.
Inquire or
JoGeph Smith.
Nov. $. eo3tlaw .