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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
i HE SUBSCRIBERS

Being DESTROYS. ef6aIagins the afairs Of tse late
Z firm Of THOMPSON and VEITCH, or
I .Janal close, OFFER FOR Sale taeJoltow-
ing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY or SAFE.

RIO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
gether, -four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and q quarter acre to two acres
each, most eIigibly situated without the terri
: tory of Columbia, extending IN right llne
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
intefsecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east. and west on Fay
cite land payae-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
map bescbtained BY applicationto
James Patton.
rnrx % tawH
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IS the highest hiaders6at public auction, at
Doysson's favs7us inths county ei Loadoun,
and town pf Leesfsrg son FRIDAY the
4th day sof August next, if fair ifnot, the
1lex& fair day BY virtue of decree ct the
Scoust Of the United States, for the 9Th cir
cult, in the yirginia district, pronounced
at May term ! sos in a suit depending 10
said court between the executors OF Daniel
Mildred, deceased, who vas surviving part
ner of Mildred and Roberts, plaintiff fs-aad
Samuel Hough and others defendants
600 Acres of Land,
Near Eeesburg, on the waters OF Tuscaro-
!: "a, in the county Of Loudoun--three acresot
Meadow near Lecsburg, and House and Lot
in Eeesburg or so much thersof as VIII be
Ssu ficient to raise certain sums OF me11cy, M
s tssest sIse costs, in said decree mentioned
William Mann,
Armstead Long, $.
Charles f. Mercer,
6 Jane "A. Sa wits q
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SsYuaast5 to be Hired.

. syoung Negro Man, who has been 9 sars
riaae lace driver and house servant
.1lso, 4 Negro Girl. who has been accnss
toned to house service M s ss
4 Enquire Of ne Printer.
s 1.r.saq. !. vs. IS, eotf @
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
NETWORK, Nav II.

Tho brig Alonzo, which arrived a,
this port yesterday, lett Bordeaux on
the 4th of April, and the river on the 9Th.
Il was currently reported tina, she bro't
Paris papers containing Bulletins from
the grand army to the 73d, and that they
announced the complete overthrow Of the
Russians under gen. Bennington, who
was represented to be prisoner. We
do not learn, however, that her Paris
papers are later than the 3oth, Of March.
A 6le Of these is in possession Of the edi-
tor ofthe Msrsantile Advertiser. 1t
furnishes US with two additional bulie-
tins (the e5th and 66th) and these are
the only articles of sufficient interest to
be worth transla.ing. ------
Gen. Bennington, according to our
last accounts Of him, was sick at Kon-
ingsberg.
Translated for tAeMercaanIeAdu syiiser.
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FRENCH GRAND ARMI
sIxTY-TrTrH BuLLErIE.
noHa.al. 1nSk Nj SAA

Osierode, 1oth March, 1907.
T. The army is cautioned behind the Pas
sarage. The prince Of Ponte Corvo at
Holland and at Braususburg. Z,
Marshal Soult At Leibstadt and Mob.
rungen. =
Marshal Ney at Gustadt. .~..
Marshal Dayoust at Allenstein, Ho.
henstein, add deepen.
The headquarters are at Osterode. :.
The Polish corps Of observation, COM
manded BY general Zayonehek, is. q
Neidenbourg. -. -. >. p
The corps Of marshal Lsfebvre before
Dantzic. ~,
The sth corps on the omulew. 49,.
A Bavarian division, commanded by
the prince-royal Of Bavari, at Wsrsaw.
=, The corps Of prince Jerome in Silesia /;
the 9th corps Of observation in Swedish
Pomerania. ,,,''...:. -. :.
The places of Bresslau, Sehwsidni,z.
and Brieg are demolishing. !: =
General RapP, aid-de.camp Of the EN-.
Peror, y governor Of Thorn. : r. =
We.haye thrown bridges over the Wis.
staia q MarienbOurg and Drisehau. =.
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E.trGet Of odispatch from =
GEHERAL BENNINGSEN.
K2nigsber1, FED. 10 Gay I

A2nfSe 6er&, Feo. 10 kzz1 loVf'
General Sedmorat1ky, who has just
! Effected a junction with my army, has
brought with him 1900 Prussian prison.
ers, from two to three hundred French.
men, and a great deal Of baggage, which
he has taken from the eneRy. The re.
trosade march of Bonaparte rather re-
sembles flight than retreat. 1t is sole
ly to the swiftness Of oar Cossack' . tor-
ses that we are indebted for the enor.
nous quantity of. prisoners that have
been daily made since the battle Of E ylau.
The day before yesterday they took 200,
yesterday $50, and to-day 2S6, four of
whom are officers, besides baggage wag-
CONS, forage and provisions: Every
thing tina. We can come up with is taken.
The French soldiers, dying Of hunger
and fatigue, no longer feel disposition
to defend themselves. At the mere sfeAt
Of our troops they throw away their arrns
and demand bread. My advanced posts
are at Liebstadt. The whole army b d
full march. My head quarters alone re.
main at Koningshetg, as my ill.healri.,
and the extreme fatigue I have unger.
gone, compel me to take few moments
ofrePose here. set out Tomorrow.
The Prussian division, commanded by
General Plaetz, is at the extremity Of
my right wing on the heights Of Brande.
berg. General Sedmoratzky and Gene.
raj Lestoeq, form together my left wing.
The grand army is in the centre and In
this order we advance toward the .Vistu.
Ia, embracing Thorn on one side, and
tElbing on the other./ Ihope my troops
will soon shew themselves on the other
side Of that river, In the mean time, my
advanced guard, reinforced BY General
Plarow's Cossacks, a considerable Part
of whom have already reached their
destination, pursue the enemy without
relaxation, and harFass them by their
petty warfare, which is as strange TO
them as it is advantageous to u.s."
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E1xTY-sIxrK BULLETIN.
Osferode, March I

= ..Osferode, Narch H. q,
The grand army continues In canton
fhents, whore it is taking repose. Lit
tie eombats have taken place between tie
advanced posts Of the two armies. Two
regiments of Russian cavalry came on
the 18th to disturb the s9th regiment OF
infantry Of the line in its cantonmcn, Of
Lingnau, and before Gu.stadt. One
battalion of that regiment. took arms,
arnbushed themselves, and fired close to
the enemy, who left 80 men on the Geld.
General Guyot, who commanded the
advanced posts Of marshal Soult, has
had several engagements which have
terminated to his advantage.
After the little battle of Willie mbers.
the grand duke of Berg has driven all ID.
cossaeks from the right bank of the Elbe.
in order to assure himself that the enemy
was not concealing some movement. He
came to Warte mbour, .Seebus, Meus.
Guth, and Bischoffsbourg. lie has had
some engagements with the enemy's ca.
Valry, and has made about one hundred
Cossacks prisoners, -.
The Russiauarmy have begun to con-
centrate the coast of Barte:>tein ON the
ALE! the Russian division on the coast
Of Creutzbourg. -.
The enemy has made movement Of
one days march towards Koningsberg.
The whole OF the Freph army is canton
ed and 10 supplied with provisions from
the cities Aof Elbino. -Brannsh~,r .,4
from, the resources which are, brought
from the isle Of Nogat, which is Of very
great fertility. t-.-
Gen. Ionlier has invested Co'berg. l.
A division Of -, 900 Bavarians, com
manded BY the prince royal Of Bavaria,
has passed the Vistula at Warsaw, and
has just rejoined the army.
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PHILADELPHIA, May1s.

Lafest from Europe.
7e.te'day arrived the fast sailing ship
RgafHs. captain Craig from LaaAaa-,
derry, Iu'th Passengersy By the, at. ,
: 'eni'0n 81 Capt. CrGtg, 1Us are faporrd
1vih Dublin Pgpers to the asM Of
Md'eh, and Derry papers to.he 7th Of
april, J'om which zoe haze only time
and room Jar the falloDinss.
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Banks 81 he Elbr. March %,

r.. We have received accounts from Os.
terode OF the l4,h inst. 1t would appear
that the head quarters would not be re-
moved SO soon as was expected since
the Latter end of February nothing Of
consequence hid occurred in that Neigh.
bourhood, the two armies are occupied
With receiving new rsinforcemeu,s. The
FRENCH direct. themselves in great
strength towards the corps Of Marshal
Massena at Warsaw, which according
TO every appearance will not long remain
inactive.
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LONDONDERRY. April >

~ LONDONDERRY, April 7.
Notwithstanding a number of those
deioded persons; denomina,ed Thresh-
ers. have been found guilty. and received
sentence Of Death at the last assizes Of
Sligo, and notwithstanding the whole
some lesson which the late special COM
mission, which was sent into that, ,,ars
ofthe country should have aforusdthsm en-;
yet such is their blind delusion.s that
they are still continuing their depreda-
tons in that part of 1.-THE country.
According to letters from Hamburg
and Altoona, considerable apprehension
were entertained in the former city of
the landing ofan English force either in
the Elbe or some contiguous perts IN the
Baltic. So general was this impression
mat the French commanded and minisss
ter both prepared for a retreat. !
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Having been informed, on the ,ss Of
March, thar the enemy, encouraged by
the position which the army had taken,
had showed themselves all along the right
bank Of the Passarge, the emperor order.
ed marshaIs Soult and Ney to reconnoi-
ire, and to advance to repolse them
Marshal Ney marched on the Gutstadt;
marshal Soult passed the Passarge az
Wormditt. The enemy immediately
made general movement, and retreat.
cd towards Koniugsberg. Their posts,
which had retired in great haste, were
Psrsued 5 leagues. Seeing that the
French did not make any other move.
ment, and that they were pursued only
by the advanced guards who had left
their regiments, tWo regiments of Rus,
sian grenadiers returned back, and in
the night approached the cantonement Of
Zoehern. The sosh regimen. received
them with the bayonet. The 9th and
39th behaved in the same manner.
In these little combats the Russians
have had one thousand men killed,
wounded, or prisoners.
J. Alter being thus assured Of the move
yn.enss Of the enemy, the army has re-
turned into its cantonments. ~
The grand duke, of Berg, informed
that corps Of cavalry had approached
WillemDerg, caused It to be attacked by
prince Borghese, who at the head Of his
regiment, charged eight Russian squad
rons,. overthrow and put them to the
route, and made about 100 prisoners, a.
mongst whom are captains and subal-
terms. 80
Marshal Lefebvre has entirely sur.
rounded Dantzic, and has begun at that
place the works of reconciliation.
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Eat Prussia, March IL.

I \ - :. N - "a 7ENst FIusbIa, MACH Ia n
The imperial French head quarters
were stili g Ostesode yesterday. The
eotPs Of marshd Massena 10 in notiss,
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tue most 8raths ING natdfes. he EfeDeo D,
fittings 90 on Dc they have begun. viii
have no further occasion 70 issues their
bullet inS, to impose on the credalous
part Of the public, as they WILDE obliged
to retreat much quicker than they cane.
I" On the 1stinst. Gen. Benningsrn's
head. quarters were at HeilsperE, the
chief town Of Ermeland, in East Prus-
sia,. situated on the river Alice, where
he had received the insignia Of the order
of 81. Andrew, ss token of the great
Satisfaction that his Sovereign feels for
his sigpalserviees, and this mark of dis
tincsion was aceompaniedby an addition
to his salary Of IL 900 roubles. He had
broken Up At Konnigsberg already on
the 24th ult. The Prussians under Gen.
Lostoeo, were on.his right wing. Gen.
Lostoco's head. quarters were 1t Peters.
valid. On the Goth ult. the French gain.
ed an advantage over the Russians, and
occupied the town Of Brauusberg on the
Baltic, from whence they dislodged the
Russians bntthe latter returned 20 the
attack ON the 9Th ult. when both paf,ies
became alternately masters Of the plEe,
and both alternately lost il again. Those
conflicts were most bloody. and the
bravery and lion.like courage, and per-
severence of the Russians after daily
bSttleSwith the enemy, from the 26th
ulk. to the 18th inst. maintained the field
Of SBraunsberg, which was seen in flames
on he 9Th inst.-In this place and near
Hdsperg, the French left near 6fn. n
thousand dead on the field. Near abe
latter place the, French Gen. Lesehsre
is taid to have been taken prisoner with
5000 men. Napoleon's headquarters
we're expecteda. Thorn on the 9th inst.
and though the French had a considsra-
BE force, consisting oftheir own troops,
and the German and Polish troops at
EbinE, yet by the last accounts, they
have been driven back, and Gen. Ben
nitgsen kept continually advancing
He, Russians are about to receive two
great reinforeements, each Of $4,000
met one of which win be under the
command Of the Grand Duke Coas.an.
tine. A private letter from Berlin, of
the 18th inst. says, that Talleyrand, be-
sides = great number of the Diplomatic
corps, returned thither via Bresla~, in
Silessia, thinking the other no longer
safe.z Bonsparte vas daily expected. y
- A letter from Thorn says the. French
lost 4, 900 men, FIVE Generals. ~ pieces
of cannon, and $ eagles. ...fN :
= An article from Berlin, hnyevef; OF
the 5th, in the Hamburger papen men
tons nothing of any battle /au4 Jlaysthe
French head quarters and Bonaparte,
were still at o''erode Oh shs76'h.
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VIEENA, March 4.

u VIEENA, March 4.
. According to the Gazette of Presbprgh
the Russian army in Moldavia and Wal
lashia consists Of eighty. thousand foot,
thirty thousand horse, and is constantly
receiving small reinforcements of from
two to three thousand men, who come
from the most remote provinces of Rus
sia. The army is in a concentrated Po-
sition on the Danube all the fortresses
on which river arein their power. They
are amply supplying Choczim Ismiil,
Rrailow, Benner and Alderman and con-
siderable magazines have been establish-
ed at Jassy,, Barlath and Fokschany.
The Turkish garrisens in these pfacss
were all disarmed, and sent to the other
side Of the Danube. Numbers q, re:
croits are raised for the Russians 10
Moldayia and Beasarabia. The boYsls
(the land holders Of Russia at their 0Nn
expeuce, and proportion to their pro.
perry, supply certain number Of sol.
disrs. The most wealthy give iooj
the poorest IS. s->l "
The Russians brought upwards Of 800
pieces Of artillery with them which they
have stationed on the banks of the Dan.
ube. They have also taken posses sion loo
of all the Turkish vessels on that river.
There 10 not q Turkish soldier in Media
via, Wallacia, or Bessarabia. A. Inc
approach ofths Russians they retired 70
*ths left bank Of the Danube. Il IS be.
heved the Grand Duke Constantine win
join the army in Turkey. ~, y >.
=, ..:...'J =, =. March 6. =.
= Some people insist, that a proposal
win be made BY the Emperor Of Austria
to the Diet Of Hungary, for organizing
ley en- uhasse upon = permanent foSt.
ing. sobe ready to march at the shortest
notice. r. -. :. IT,. >
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GoTTEHBVRc 4, March 10.
Letters from Copenhage gen recei lived by
the post ofto-das, state, that another Sc.
we're battle took place the end of last
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FRESH VICTORIES OVER THE
FRENCH.
ALToNA, March 4

EXTRACT Oh q private Ieffer
= The adyices that had bee received
: here since my last, from the combined
Russian and Pussiah armies, are Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07

gen Dayton we've before the count, he might
require tome other evidence, as 10 the autheD-
,icity of the letter. Gen Wilkinfon is telling
his whole aory he is 10 give lis whole narra-
tive and all he circnmGsnces will bear upon
each other. The Chief Jgj?iee at Fl IT faid, that
If gen Wiikinfon could lay that the letter innu-
enced hiscouduct, il might be read but final
~ be obierved, that on the motion now before
the court, it might be improper to read it. Ii
it be the intention of gen Wkinion to Rate
that certain condutt of his was produced by
that letter, he may q ate thatiuch conduct was
produced.--Gen Hiikinfon. j mutt fay that
this letter materially Influenced the mcafurcs
which purfned. Mr. Hay. There is certain
!y WIDE difference between this cafe, mere
examination before Judge, and trial before
jury. This letter may identify general Day
ton with the meeting at the mouth of CumBcr-
land
Ger I57lkinf7r. Here is the letter addrefItd
to John Peters, Etq. 6gned &c H. Stephens"
1t appears 70 I've in dhsuiitd hand but hare
no doubt OF its being the hand writing OF col.
Burr. (Sec note d .,,
returned from the operation againf the Spa
niards, the 5th of November, aud on the next
morning, Oh. Ju0ice. To what place did
you return /? II TO NatchGoches.1 On the
morning OF the 6 of November, = Email French
man whom had never fren neiore, nor have
tNtI iSCi h'N uuCC, prevented PACKET 10 HiC,
and took his leave. This found q be- letter
from doSior Boliman, covering letter from col
Burr. The letter from doctor BoTr.an, IN his
proper hand writing, hears date September
9Th, 1890, from Nsw Orleans. (5"e note ~
Here 10 the cyphered letter en"lo!rd by doc,o
Bollman and ind It is an exact duplicate, as
ii profeiies toete, of the one received by Mir
Swartwout; with this variation, Z" DR.. Boil
Z" man equally confidential, better informed
:" on the iubje6t and more Intelligent will hand
" this duplicate" This letter was laid upon
the clerks table.l That lester afo enc!oitd
one from gen Dayton. Mr MeRae. OF the
fame tenor of the former! n No: quite diff
ferent. This letter of gen Dayton "a partly
in cypher and partly in common fcript. (See
note E.) Mr. H,Ut. Are you acquainted with
gen Dayton's baud writing? II Perfectly
Mr. Hay. How did you become acquainted
with 1t II From long and familiar corref.
Pondence.-Hcre is letter from gen Dayton
to me introducing his foa, which will (llew the
imiIa;ity nf the hand writing. Here the Co.
neral produced the letter of Introduction. On
the fame morning, | received the following in
formation from Natchez, in letter from James
J.. Donaldon, dated the SOth of November,
1906 Here Gen Wkinton offered to read
the letter. but it was rejected by the court
see note F. In coniequence Of the receipt Of
THE letter from Mr. Donaldion, aud my reRec-
tions OH the letters fror, col Burr, determined
to concentrate my whole force 1t New Orleans,
as fooa as poliibie.
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Public Sale.

XEtI.L Be sold .. public sendae, "a.
w Cash, on. MoSday the 27th inst.
q the house where the subscriber nosv
lives. opposite the Dutch, Church Mar
tinsburg. . variety Of Household and
Kitchen furniture, consisting Of one f.a-
Their Bed and furniture, one elegant 6eld
Bedstead, one suit Of Bed Curtains, one
elegant Mahogany breakfast Table, one
common ditto, one homemade Carpet,
eight new chairs, China and D.iph ware.
Kittles, Pots and Dutch ovens, together
with q number Of other articles 100 tedi-
Gus to mention also, some Coopers
Tools. The sale 70 commence early in
the day. TUDOR JAMES.
April 10, lso7..
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishing to decline
basiness, Offers for sale HE stock
ofEOODS now on hand, consistirr of
General assortrhent of Dry Goods, chi.
M, Queens and Glass Ware, Groceries.
&c. the greatest part Of which was dur.
chased last fan, md Win be sold on verv
advantageous terms % any person Who
may wish 70 enter into the .Mercantile
business, Il application d made soon |,
mean time win retail diem q d. most
reduced prices for Cash Or Country pro-
dhce.,
He hopes an those that stand indebeed
TO him, win come forward and make in.
mediate payment, Or he shall Be under
the disagreeable neeessity Of transferine
their notes and accounts 10 his eredisors.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Martinsburg, April 10, 1907.
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~MARTMsBURG, Apra 10.

Death, the universal destroyer ef all
created beings, on Friday morning last
hurried to the tomb, Mrs. SIRAH
FAULKNER, ujsgM. James Fault.
ner Of this place, in The Bloom efE1s, and
in Mepossession eJaA, save health, that
repders life a pleasure.
r II is not necessary for as to panegyrise
the deceased, for she nds EnivsrsaAy ac-
knouuledged to have possessed all the social
and moral virsGes, and tie grief of her
acquaintance, 6espeak their sincerity Of
attachment. .--..
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?. -----.9~ =
CASHzSALE.

ITO Be sold for Cash, At the Court.
+ House door, on Monday the 18Th
.in.s.-One elegant Deal, two large Din
ing Tables, two Breakfast ditto, four
Bedsseads, Windsor and Split bottomed
Chairs, three feather Beds and Beding,
one Template Stove and pipe, a complete
set of Hatyers: Toolas, Including dye
Kettles, Pianks, &c. two Cows, one Of
which will soon give milk, two Hogs, =
number of Koran Hats, besides avarie-
gty of Household furniture TOO tedious 70
mention. TAttendapce win be given. by
Sc, MOSES COLLINS.
Martinsburg, APEilio. 1907.
NJ. B. There Is every thing neceasaFy
for carrying on the Hating Trade.
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AList IF Iletfers remaining in Me Post.
Office af Shspherd's. TOWN, Hi,ginia.
on the jfgst day 1fA6rii 1907, Svhick
InOt iaksa our bstsre ale jf,stef TrLy
! fNawinR. willie seat 70 the GenerGI
Rass-0ttscs - deaditttrs.
b. N BEprNcRRa ., Ma.
son Bennett. Waller Baker.
C. Isaac Clayton.
D. Daniel Demine.
E. William Early. -,
F. Elijah Franklin.
9. John Grove.
II. Barbery. Hoot.
j. Lack Iinkins. ti
l. Jane Leman, capt.Samusl Lane 5.
N. Iohn M'Garrah.
g. Henry, OrndorE.
p. Edward Page, Esther Prebeek.
r. SoIoman Rabb.
s. Philip Strider, John Stipp, Stop
bel Slaughter, susanna Stipp.
T. Elisha Turner.
= JAMES BROWN, I'm.
April 10, 1907.
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TE oRcE ErNDRaBuAcER Trustee for
NJ the creditors Of Charles ingoldsby
and Charles M'Goyran, Take Notiec
that on Tuesday the Igth day Of Nav
next Al the house and tavern Of George
Hite in the Town Of Charles Town:
JefeBoh County state, Of Virginia, I
shaIl nke he deposition Of sundry Wit
.nesses Il the suit now depending in the
County Court Of Berkeley, IN c6ancery.
whertinf am Complainant, and you and
Elisha Boyd are Defendants.
MICHAEL
April 10, 1907.
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ONE CENT REWARD.

AN away from the subscriber on.
N Thursday The 9th instant, ! bound
girl named ELisAsETa HgsBAsns,,
about seventeen years Of age. The above,
reward xillbe psid % my PsSsons for rs.
turning said runaway, but - thanks wiz
Ohm BAKER, .eair.
April 10. isoy. !