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" II E E L ING,
THURSDAY, 28th MAY, 1907.

The latest authentic intelligence from
the French grand army, states that the
whole of 1t was in cantonments.
The Ncw-Lancaster paper of the 18th
INST. gives the following gratifying in
formation respecting Col. Lords ship:--
We have the pleasure Of being en-
abled to state (thro' the Politcness of
Col. Lord who passed through this
place on Wednesday last) that the ship
John Atkinson, owned by him, which as
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stated from Louisville, had stranded
on Sandy Island shoal, after lying there
a few days, was got off without having
received any injury, & on the third day
Of May sailed for Orleans with full
cargo.
The Rufus King, and Tuscarora,
still remained fast on the rocks of the
falls, filed with water.
The VohlnteerS.-Therc would be no
difficulty in raising the corps of volun-
teers required by the L. S. in the wes-
tern country, were it not for the .unpo-
pular standing of Gen. Wilkinson-this
the only barrier, while Wilkinson is
commander in chief. The Government
has sanctioned his conduct, and were
the volunteers to tender their services
with a reservation respecting Wilkin-
son, they are fearful of flying in the face
OF the Government which they have uni
formly revered. The conduct of Will
kinson, to the western people has been
a stumbling block and to the Burrites
toolishness. [Chlkcothe bap.l
Lieutenant Mead who was sent round
from Ncw-Orleans with Swartwout, left
the garrison at Newport, on Friday last
to join his reglment.-He informs; that
shortly after his arrival at the Federal
City, an order was received to have him
arrested-that he was confined for some
time; but there not being proof strong
enough to convict him as conspirator,
he was set at liberty. He further states,
that Wilkinson is ordered on to the city
of Richmond, as an evidence against
col. Burr from which place he is to
proceed to Washington City to answer
certain interrogatories which viii be put
to INN, respecting his own conduct.
Cincinnati Spy.
r/-A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12
NETWORK, September 5.

BY The arrival at Bottom of the n,ip Saliv.
Captain Lewis, in A days from LIVERPOOL :
London papers, complete o the 9TH July, have
been received. They furniih much intereaing
news.
The French bulletins, to No. So, are given.
lays the lGou Centinel, in the fame manner a.
n the Engliih papers. Respecting the battle of
tnediand, &c. two other &C counts are added.
one from French and one from RuiIian' OH.
Ger; the latter IL faid, in the French papers, To-
have been taken from the intercepted letter.
No official Rufian accounts of the late battle,
had been received in England.
The BritiGh were apprehenfve that Denmark
would be compelled by France to nut ND the
found, and were about Tending aroDg fleet
into the Baltic to hew both Denmark and
France that neither Of them have the right nor
the power to exclude her.
The expedition which had failed from Eng.
land for Strallund, had not been recalled
The Wafp, whica carried out Mr.. Purviance
with the rejected Ddli1h Treaty, from this
couniry, had arrived at Yarmouth; and Mr..
Purgiance reached London the 18Th July. We
lee no particular obleryaton, either in the Briin,
Parliament or Of the London editors, wbic h
tend to thew otherwile than that The negocisti-
ons OF Our mlHiHers are IN amicable train.
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OF DENMARK

mail from onningen arrived this morning
IL mas not brought later intelligence from Tiff
than we received yeferday-but it has enabled
US 10 contradict the account Of Denmark having
ihnt the Sound. On the 2d about 81 fhios he
longing to the Expedition paiied the Sound. and
iaiied by Copenhagen without the leaf moleha.
tlon A part of the expedition went thro,igh
the Great Bet.-Bnt though no a,ten,r,t h..
yet been made TO ihut the SQUAD, mlnifer,
have reafon to believe that Bonaparte will i'm.
medlately after he has made Peace with RuGia
and Prnfiia endeavour to make Denmark depart
from her iyitem OF neutrality and therefore they
nave reioived to iend itroug nset into the Bal
tic without lois of time. Denmarl, NAV then
reply to any demand TO depart from her neu.
traty, that Iucb meafure would be of no A.
vail, G. &. having 70 powerful a feet in the
Baltic.
The Meet which is to be fent to the Baltic will
conilt of - fail of the line, befides frigates.
Hoop aud briggs, amounting IN all 10 about 40
fail. An order(as we Ratcd yeterday) was fent
to Portlmouth on Wednefday, for all the fri
gates and briggs to tail iron thence, and take
fat bouOmcd boats. Thefs figates and brips
are to go with the feet, which is to fail imme.
dlately. The following we believe are the Off.
GERS that will command the fleet Admiral
Gambler. commander in chief; under hin, Sir
Samuel Hood, Admiral Ellington, Sir Home
Popham, and Commodore Keats.
SUNNI AIRY.
As the London papers fnrnifh great many
lengthy articles OF intereft, which we cannot
now find room to detail the following abfrast
is made.
BATTLE OF FRIEDLAND, &c.
The French bulletins do not give the particp.
lars Of the battle nf FredlAud the FOLLOWING
is the account Of the French General Kofcinf.
XII:
The enemy was compelled 10 accept bat
tie on the l4th. The column under the Grand
Duke of Berg, Marihals Soult and DavouR. had
marched towards KONG berg. At two o'clock.
in the rorDing Of the l4th, Martial lanes at.
tackled The enemy, who were at leaf s times
ftronger than his column. The Maylhal main.
tanned the fight til four O'Clock, when Martial
Morter, with his corps OF the 81 Pohih Legion.
came to his ailittapce thefe two corps, which
did not exceed $4,000 men, futained for A
whole day, the furious attacks Of the enemy.
Whole army WIS four times nronger than ours
aud Po1l6cd ieveral local advantages. Atnooa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12
PROCLAMATION OF THE EMPEROR &,
KING TO THE GRAND ARMY

Soldiers, on the 9Th June we were attacked
in our Cantonmsnts by the Ruflian Army. The
enemy miftook the caufes of our inactivity. He
found too late that our repof- was that Of the
Liou-he regrets having difturoed i.
In the affairs of Gu;tftsdt, ueilfberg, and the
ever memorable one of lhiedland, in a o DAYS
campaign in Mort, we took 20 pieces of can.
non, Aandards, killed, wounded or took CO.,
900 Runians, carried off All the enemy's maya.
zines and ofpitas-Konigf5 -rg, the 500 veiIels
that were there laden with all forts of ammuni-
ton, $50 600 iudls fcnt by England to arm our
enemies.
From the Banks of the Vitula we have reach
ed the borders Of the Niemen with the rapidity
of an Eagc.-You celebrated at Auaerlitz the
anniyeriiry Of the Coronation-you celebrated
this year in an appropriate manner, the battle
Of Marengo, which put period to the fecond
coalition.
Frenchmen you have been worthy of your.
felves and OF me. You will return to France
covered with surrls, and after having obtained
a glorious peace, which carries with it the qua
raniee Of its duration. II is time that our couu-
try ll,ould live at ref, fscure from the msg-
nant influence Of England. ny benefits mail
prove to you my gratitude, and the fulle extent
Of the love bear you.
AT the Imperial Camp at TiIat, June 90.
No. So, dated TTLsIT, June 2s.
Annexed is the capitulation OF Neiie.
The parrilop. 5000 nroog in inf1ntry and qoO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12
ROTTERDAM. 3uI,

j "a
- We have but time to inform Won, that an
expreis from the French head quarters brought
the intelligence, that on the goth of Tune the
freiimlnarIes of Peace were iigned between
france, Rufiia and Pruliia. the particulars are
not yet known"
AS loon as the Preliminaries were fgned, the
intelligence was announced TO the army, and CO.
ieoratsd by discharges OF cannon and by ilIurni-
nations. Bonaparte pub!iGled Proclamation
10 DIS army, in which we underltand he declar-
ed, that now the peace OF the Continent was en-.
lured, he would lead them back TO Paris to re-
ceiVe the rewards which they had 70 well me.
rlted' OF the conditions Of the Treaties Of
reace we are not yet accurately informed !;
out the following are fad to be amongn the
principal ones =
That Poland fhall be poGefed as before by
frniha and Rufiia.-That all the Prufhan terri
tories are to be reftored, except SileGa and
WeHphalia THAT the fortrefs of Magdehurg
man be sarriioned by the French, until peare
between Great Britain and France ihall take
pace and that all the ports and places on this
noe OF the Elbe fhall henceforward be under
the dominion and control Of France. 1t is con-
jeetured that Bremen, Embden. and The whole
OF Eaf Frlehand, are to be united,is Holland +;
and that Sileiia is to be erected into a feparate
principally.
ne ABOVE conditions, as our readers will fee,
apply aimof wholly to Pruf1ia-Indeed it is
not to be fuppofed that any ceflion Of territory
upon the continent would be demanded from
Kuiha. There are, however, we have no doubt,
iome Populations with refpett to the Seven.I.
hands, and to Turkey. France would ftipuIate
that the war between Turkey and Rufiia lhalI
Gedie, and the Hiatus ante beum be eftabllbed
oe'"een the two Powers. We are anxious to
aicertan whether in Negotiation anv mention
was made of this country.
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From London peperJ reeeived at Bottom.
GRAND ARMY BULLETINS.
81, dated rILSIr, June 81.

AZ the affair of Heilherg, the Grand Duke
OF Berg pafied along the line of the Sd divifion
OF cuiraiiiers, at the moment when the 9th reri-
ment had Juit made a charge. Colonel d'Avry
commander of the regiment, his fabre dyed in
blood iald Prince review my regiment, and
you VIII lind that there is not folder whole
fword is not like mine"
Col. Borde Soult was wounded; Guibenenr,
a'u. oampio Martial LANES, was wounded
Here follow the names of fome officers who
fgnaIized themleves.l
Ihe ions OF the Senators Perignan, Clement,
le Ko' ana Garren Coulon, died with honor in
the field of battle.
Marihal Ney proceeding to Gumbnen, f..
cured tome of the enemy's parks of artillery,
many wounded Ruilians, and took great num-
Der of prifoners.
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LONDON. TnIr IL.

LONDON, July IL.
Preliminarie. of Peace have not on,y been
hgned between Rufiia and France, hut accord
ing to the following letter from Rotterdam
dated at eleven O'Clock at night, on the ll,h,
between Pruffia and France, they were iisn-
cd on the 29th of lait month at Tiitit -
letter from the Banks of the Ebe, hates,
"that after the armffice was agreed upon be-
tween the emperor Bonaparte and Alexander,
me latter wrote letter to the king of Sweden
inviting him to become party to the armiaice.
a report was current that the Englilil had been
eaniihcd from Ruilia.'
IL is fated, in letter from Debot, of July
lie that after the preiminaries of Peace were
hgned, June 2sh, between Bonaparte and A.
'exander, the two emperors had meeting, and
mutually embraced each other, rejoicing over
this event.
AT the hrf meeting which took place on the
s5th, only the Emperor Alexander and Bona.
parte were prefent. A fecond interview, at
winch the king of Pruffia was prefent, took
place ON the following day, at half pan ~ in
pavilion contributed in little illand in the Nf-
men. a third interview took place on the 18th,
wh!ch was followed by dinner. His PrulIian
MaJefy was alis prefent on this location.
by an arrival at Guerniey, from Montevideo,
winch place The left on the 27th April, we learn
no attack had been made upon Burnos Ayres.
nc SPanlards had few days before fitted out
an expedition OF 1000 men, sgainft St. Scara-
mento' which is oPpoGte BueRos Ayres; but
they were notify cut TO pieces. The Spaniards
who were fuhered to remain at Monteyideo af.
ter ITS capture, had feereted arms and ammuni-
ton for the purpofe of attempting an infi,reeti.
on but their plans were difcovered, and their
arms, sc. feZed.
he Jamaica feet of 40 fail under CONVOY
OF Lie Pique has arrived
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rome. We found in the place 500 900 pounds
OF powder, and 500 pieces of cannon.
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No. SO, dated TILsIr, June, 90.
An Armiit'ce has been concluded, upon the
proposition of the Ruliiau General. The fol.
lowing is the Armifice
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Gurope

Continuation Of NtsvJ reeeiz,eI a. NeSv. York.
sEvENTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.
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No. So, dated TrLsIT, Tune %.
Annexed is the captulstion OF Neiae.
The carlton, $500 Rrong in infantry and 500
cavalry, defiled on the 18th before Prince Je-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

There is, Of late, in fome of the BritiOb M.
pers ~ unprecedented buldnefs Of attack q sc.
cuiation that fparsS no perfou, however eleyat.
ed in rank. The following, as fpecimep. s
eZ,racted from the London "lndependent
Wing" Of July S.
here are, however, a variety Of ahules.
winch both factions arc prudcntiy fent about.
beeaule both parties had an equal fbare in the
ouHnvis, and arc afraid to let the whole cat out
OF The bag; neither Of them fsya fyllabIe shout
the amaiied treaiure of The king, laid to amount
TO the enormous fun Of Ff1e Miiio7, ferlmc
"a" we know OF this accumulated wealth is,
that, while the poor curate, With wife and
halt dc@en childreD,is eom6ellcd By G4v to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
THURSDAY, AUcus4 Is.

Mr.. Burr observed, tina. just before
ccn,log into court he had received copy
~ot the pannel awarded yesterday. Il was
deficient in not having the places of resi-.
dence affixed to the name of the Jurors.
Ge should perhaps require till the day af
Ter Tomorrow TO examine it. After some
conversation, the cour. determined to ad.
journ till Saturday,, IL o'clock.
Some conversation then ensued respect
ing the subpoena duces tecum, when Mr.,
Hay stated that he had found gen.. Ea.on's
letter, among certain papers transmitted
by Mr.. Rodney, and had ,aled i, with the
clerk. As to geo. Wilkinson's letter Of
the 2ist October, he had not found it a.
monss'lhose papers; but would seek Tor
il again.
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e. The Public ere Informal

e. The Public ere informed,
hsat the CARRIERS Of this baber
are not authorised, but styaay for
baddeasto sell @abers IN the STREETS J;
and the Editor cautions all Persons
g g purchasing from them, as
ne uan butthe Mw5n force against
Neuders.
Auguft IL.
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Rp to ths time charged III The indictment
that inthis case the impression is TOO strong
to be consistent with that fairness due,o the
priso ner. Ia this case the court is Of Q.
.pinion that the juryman eughstobe set 2,
side, The chief justice made many add,
tionaI remarks, & then proceeded 70 apply
his opinion 10 the cases Of the jurymen,
who we're suspended yesterday.
1-si aim II. Upshuw. Chief Justice
] Did you conceive that the prisoner was
pursuing his reasonable designs up to The
time charged IN the Indictment? A. Yes,
C. T. Mr. Upshaw is no, then. qualified
to serve, because his opinion Of the trea.
ssonabIe design has extended thro' the whole
of these transactions.
2. Niles Seldcn; s. Lezois Trueheart ;
q. WilIam 1ancey; S. Thomas Prosssf
6. Nathaniel seiden; Z. jam N. Ellis ;
and Armistead T. Mason, were successive.
ly srtaside.
Mr.. Hay then moved the court to a.
ward ntwvenire; and for snch q Dam'
Der, as would probably supply the number
of deficient jurymen. He conceived that
this number ought to exceed even the FIRST
PANEL. Perhaps $50 would not be TOO
few.
Mr.. Ba,r waa sorry that any suef 10
-ferences should1bc drawn from that pan.
mel. He conceived that very different
ones ought 70 be made; and that when It
was once demonstrated that the officer OF
this court was honestly to seek tor proper
jurymen, the number could easily be CON-
ple.ed.
Nir.-Wlrt hoped that when insinuasiens
were thus thrown ou. against the mar
shall Of, the court, nsn Of as respectable
4 character as 10 tbs state, he might
be called 10 to justify himset.
MI. Wickham objected to this pannel,
that it contained too many members ct as
senbly and candidates for public ofiee.
The marshal should have gone among
those who were pot SO much 10 the habit
of expressing their political opinions.
Mr.. Writ appealeds.o the PANEL itself as
the best proof of ;he Intelligence and iate-
gritty Of those who had been selected. Il
had been announced fron the beneh itself,
that some very complicssed doctrines Of
treason were TO be settled during the t.ial:
1t was natural therefore that ;he marshal
should look for the most enlightened men,
and tina. he should light upon some Of those
very persons whom the people had before
selected for their public conecrns.
TIE Chief Justice stated, that the diff
Guilty of getting Jurors was now in some
measure renewed, as the epinion OF the
court was now knewn and the marshal
would rot summon mau, whose opinion
he had previously understood, although be
oegh. oct then to iDienogate him 90 the
subjec.; aud would have good reason
for not placing him on his PANEL. if he
should inform him tina, his opinions were
strongly in conflict with the test laid down
by Tie court.
After desul,ory conversation, the court
awarded venire for As; and thee ad
joarned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
TO be Rented,

"A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King. and Henry -streets-togsther
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
two story Brick Dwelling House.
IS For teras ahhiyto
Jonathan and M. Sehol6eld.
May ]. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
From the RIcHM0ND ENgDzRER.
TRIAL.
or
COL AARON BURR

- Cont;aued BY adiostrament and he'd etsfAe Ca
7lisol IN The Hall ct The house Of Delegatea,)
for High Treason against the u. States,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
B I L L T,

About SO years of age, and about feet
or inches high; he is of rather delicate
form, little inclined to yeilowish COM
plexion, and considerably marked in the
face with the small pox; his hair rather
inclines to be bushy, tho not Very long
He is fellow of good understanding, 4
well informed mind, and very specious in
sinuating manner; he speaks rather quick
and pert, and has disposition to be very
polite: He no doubt, will attempt to change
his appearance, by altering his name,
changing his hair for wig, S<c.-He is
pretty well known in most parts of this
state, as we'll as in the Carolnas and
Georgia, as the waiting Liam and fiddler OF
Mr.. Nicholas NJ. Johnson, of whom pur-
chased him--His wife lives in Richmond,
where he has frequently been since his
elopement; and he has also been "a part Of
his time in Petersburg; and his wife has
a daughters free woman living in Norfolk ,
where it is probable he has been also
Tho having so general an acquaintance,
there IS no knowing where he Will keep
himself.
ALSO, runaway, last evening, Negro
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Dr. Akin observes in his Athaeum, Nos
2, that MIR. Jausop who has lately re-
turned from America, has brough, with
him many interesting materials towards
furnishing a complete Summary OF The
state of society and manners in that
country which will speedily appear in
one quar,o volume accompanied with a
number Of engravings.
Mr.. Janson proposed az FIRST TO pub
lsn his work in a periodical form but
has now determined to publish il in one
volume which be calls, " The Stranger
in America"
Mr.. j. in letter 10 a gentleman of
Philadelphia, says, there is much said ia
his work Of Philadelphia aud many pub.
lie characters iA the United States are ~.
troduced, AVID that he does not cXpecl il
will be reprinted in the United States,
because he has mentioned truths wb,ch
should not at all times be todd I ON
! This we may conclude he intends 10 make
! IL good British book.
-
Probably untrulh, which should at ne
time bc told.
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G 0 L L z T.

He had been runaway about two months
and was taken up in Lunenburg, from
whence he was brought and committed to
Hanover Jail, and on his way home from
thence, it was that he made this elope-
mcnt. He is all African, about so wears
Of age, about feet or inches high, is
tolerably we'll formed, neither very deli
cate nor coarse, speaks broken, and when
questioned discovers a degree of simplici-
", which would induce stranger to think
him not far removed from ideotism. His
wife belongs to capt. VIM. Brown in .his
neighborhood, about which place and Mr..
Worn'ley's quarter in King William, /
understand he generally kept himself or
his first runaway trap, until he started for
Lunenburg Ipurchased him from the es-
tate of Mr. Robert Elicit, near col Good
airs, in this county where he had lived,
as also IN Lunenburg, at Il quarter owned
by Mr.. Elicit. 1t is probable that he wlli
try to skulk about this neighborhood, will
aim for the neighborhood OF Col. Goodali's.
or for Lunenburg
will give 25 dollars for the delivery of
Billy, and IS dollars for the delivery of
Cooley, to me.
P. STREET.
Hanover, May 81, 1907. If
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u Y virtue of deed Of trust executed by
IL the subscribers by John Henderson OF
the county o! AlDemarle, to secure the pay
ment of certain debts therein mentione d
and lor other purposes, we shall expose to
sale, by Pubic Auction, for ready money,
before the door OF the Tave IN OF Mr.. Trip
lett L Estes, in the town Of Charlottesville
and county of Albemarle, ON the first Mon
day in July next, being ADemarle court
day, John Henderson's interest in the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
One Certain tract or parcel of LAND,
on the waters ofHardware river in the said
county, containing by survey six hundred
and siXty-slX acres, adjoining the lands Of
Christopher Hudson, Henry Copeland and
others.-Also, about six acres OF LAND,
So or near the town OF Milton, on which
there is valuable mill-seaC-AIso,a IN un-
divided interest in LOTS in the said town
Of Milton, his proportion being FIVE lots
Also, the life estate of MIS-. Elizabeth Hen
dersen in and to the LAND and HOUSES
near Milton, at present occupied by Mr..
Thomas L. RandOlph-Aiso, 2,CC0 acres
81 LAND on 'Taylor's creek in the counties
oil Jefferson or Scott in the state Of KentuC-
kV-Also, the interest of Hin Garter under
the VIII of Edward Carter, deceased, to
certain LANDS in the state aforesaid.
which interest the said Henderson purchas-
cd of the said Hill Carter-.-Also, the inter-
est of the said John Henderson as distribu-
zee of his father Bennett Henderson, dec in
AID to a certain tract of LAND H. the
county of Scott and state aforesaid, suppos-
ed to be four hundred aCrcs----Also, the
like interest in and TO certain LOTS i'm
the town of Milton ---Also, one BAY
HORSE----Also, BOND executed by
James y Henderson to said John, for the
tile 10 certain lands in the state of Kentuc
Ky. As the residue Of the money arising
from the sale of the aforementioned pro-
pcrty is TO be paid over by us to the proper
Gre ditors of John Henderson, authorised to
rec tive the same, it would be to the inter-
est of those creditors to attend the sale and
force the property to its proper value.-.-
Acting as trustees, we shall only convey
the title to the above property vested in
us as such.
JameS Lewis,
AIaEhe7O HENDERSON, 1T"S'eeS'
June 9, 1907. sw
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THE members OF the Richmand Cavalry are
requested to meet a, their usual parade ground
aear MIR adam Craig's, on Wednesday the i7ih
1t the present month at haifpast three O'Clock,
p. M completely equipped.
BY order of the Captain
BENJAMIN MOSBY, Se-g.
Riohmond' June 1C.
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Forty Dollars Rewara.

PUN AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end OF
this county, on the 9th of March last, 4
Negro Man