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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-15
MoSpAy. Atriltf.

svTtsDn, E50ge, Siorer, SDl{n
(P. and Eilio, obtained leave st absence
far the remainder Of the session.
Mr.. quincy presented petitions from, Eve
towns ip Massachusetts, respecting hsh,
stating the peculiar distress under which
they labor from the operation OF the en-,
barge tina, it falls upsqoa!y Upon that
class of citizens 70 which they beloeg
that 'hey are the class less, able 10 bear
Il; that their soil is niserable and sandy /;
and that they depend wholly upon the FISH
ing business for suPpofs, having no other
employ men, than fishing that 10 carry IS
oa with any success, they should have the
,ieh, of expectation, As great part OF The
product of their labos is consumed IN 10.
reiga countries that The common home
consumption is much reduced by The pre-
sent low price of other Articles for the
support of life; that the whole Of their
product now on hand is OF Perishsble
nature, ADD great danger viii arise 10 con
sequence Of its pusrefacHou in Summer !;
iha, 10 ,heir opinion it would DC better 10
lose par, by capture than 10 lose the whole
IRON the denial Of the privileges ct expor.
tattoo. They pray therefore that they may
be allowed 10 export 10 foreign ships; they
coosides tha: the principle admitted by the
permission granted 10 vessels 10 ballast TO
brlog home property from abroad, applies
here. IS that principle was the only mode
of saving property, and the proposed mode
is the only one which may be devised for
saving valuable property 10 fish; if this
be denied, they prey that the secretary of
she treasury may be allowed to buy their
fish.
In connection with these petitions Mr..
Quincy said he would offer The fell owing
resolution, and would preface il but b. one
observation ,has these petitions came
from a great plumber of the laboring class
OF ci,izeos, stating tina, their very subsist.
epce was at stake and that some mode
must be devised by which they may escape
from perishiug.
3 Resolved, That committee be appoint.
s ed to take into consideration the peculiar
cardships and sufferiugs 10 which .he citi-
sens of the US. Immediately interested
10 the fisheries are subjected by the various
acts laying an embargo, and that the COM
mistee be INSTRUCTED to enquire, whether
any. and if any, what relief ought 70 be
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-15
From the North american,
Our Commerce In Flames I

FIVE American vessels have br,,
lately burnt by two French figa. Is fox The
offence Of coming irom Liverpool The
editor Of the American, lDaueoced by he
motive OF justiiy,ng our good and taitE.ct
qeondam ally, says this oursge wa, ocrs.
stoned by their having With lht m pr,isA
licenses. He has indeed since ADMITTED,
that the Brutus, one of those vessels, had
90 license; whence the reformation Vas
obtained thai any of chem had, knau
not. He will see, BY The sIatsmeo, If tie
Boston papers, tha; three OF them wt5s
burned for havIog or board troelsty
ware" and that the Miiao decree vasrs
fened to, by Napo!eoa's cacsrs, ior tue
cause CT shs conducs.
VIVA, scr, Of license is mssot is cot
exactly explained. Oae species OF license
was, 10 the middle Of Iaouary, advertised
10 BE issaed blythe British gove!omeo' "a
project Cur vessels and property IRON B!l:'
ish capgure, :. ia Gaze 81 esisAog var, CT
Of any other hos,llllies which taay 10 tic
mean ,isne take place. The lorna Of i:
nay be seen in she No:.h 4 mcflcan 81 70:
2lss u.. We presume thjs IS the one al
lpled TO; bat how sais csn conEef; Ao's
rieaa properly, expressly SO fsci:st, 1910
french. is dMeuiI 20 cohesive. Il sPPeas
50 have beea security oGcsed &c oa' VS.
scls agzlns: ,hs ccntinSenly ct q s1@1FS
rupture, ,he apprehension OF ~hlch, 10
the then posiure Of our aHSl's wliA Ufe%
britain, might have cIcgsed the cslA
comnercial dealiogs and aofsr ihe iic'a'
ses operated 10 n,utual Uea,h;, "iiaau!
la,u,ing, 10 any rauaar, Tie oanooai 'ns'
rsc,ey Of The vessel or property ne 07'
ject and ioten,:cn Of this sort OF l!csaSe'
nugh. zoe TO Be coafounded III she'r na'a''
With those issged by INC ffe0ca adf"s
cur maritime hoa.i!,ies w!,n the directory
izw years ago. We al Ts'ns'no'f l"'
latter so!;, and tina, they were nade 'o''S'
n -csal 10 avoid the ef:cts OF ac'us' *"'
We wish cot 10 revive, but for compa. l.
son, The caemoFy of The odlocs apo De."
rious use made OF them; ADD Ih5rel0iS W
sIop here. ,:..I
Another specics Of license IS czp'a'ns'
in Mar. Madisoa's letter 70 Mr. m'1 n
Of April y, 1905, lately printed " Nv.
cress. 10 this sort Of emana;loo f'0"' ",
Is, ;sish government, we have ne a" .s9'
and il is therefore ooly s'a1
mentat;vsiy censured BY thai s'1'S ;''.a.e
We readily gtaos tina, this sof' % "''h -,
" oud alter the character d pTope'"' a
/, has oo,hlog to do with me race D''"
he Uoi,ed S:aes and Liverpool
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-15
CHARLES BENNEl l.

OGers for sale, far cash, orGhh'0"S0 ~
60 days, 9th,
One bale fuperfne London o'o'''
and Kerseymercs.
irish Linens
A few elegant Muslin Robes
Calcoes and Ginghams.
Seine and Sail Twine.
Fine and coarse Hats.
Clover Seed of the first quahy. distillei,
Il casks Rye Whisky, one year U.s.
sc. &c. d1weo9y
April &,
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= ISsFs. WILSON, EIoge, oEoFsE, DIT
(P ard El!io. obtained leave ct abseDce
for the remainder Of the session.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
tFour Dollars Per A,lnunp--laid in Advauce.l

lrP The price Of this paper to sn6-
St,i5ersis four dollars per dnnxn', to be
paid in udvance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square in length GO GncS } are insert
ed, the first time for seventy.foe cents ;
three 1ueeks Csis times J for three dol
lars and fer every subsequent inserti-
on, th,rty-three cents. Long ones in
he same proportion. In faUor Of thoSe,
hozuever, zoho adoertise By tie gear { e.
Mer once or tzvice a rceeek } a deduction
fran, the aboUe price Of tzoenty per cent.
Is made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
MISCELLANY.
From the WasAingtou Erhosisor.
Messrs. Editors,

Messrs. Editors,
AS our fellow citizens begin to ap
gear sensible of the importance of ma
tive manufactures, the value Of sheep
become more justly appreciated, add
every Improvement in feeding this
species of stock, demsnds the most
pnblic exposition. For this reason 7
ALWAYS feel elated, when L hear of a
method of feeding any kind of stock
different from the general practice, and
producing saving either to the far
mer or the public. therefore request
ofyou to insert this letter, In order to
inform those, who may wish to follow
the example, that the celebrated MIR
Coke, of Helkham, in Norfolk, En-
gland, has introduced new practice
of feeding sheep. AS tpis gentleman
stands at the head of the sheep mana
gers in his own country, any practice
pursued by him, merits public atteu-
tion. Promising thus much, I will
now state to you the practice In ques-
fion, which is no other than that OF
strewing upon the pasture grounds OF
his park, certain quantity of the
boughs Of Fir Trees every day upon
a fresh portion of land. The Fir Trees
in the plantations are regularly and
care fully Pruned by the best system OF
pruning, and the boughs Topped of
are carried in Wagons, and laid about
she park in the same manner as turnips
are lihrown to stock upon farm and
with them, hay is given in racks.---
The sheep are driven TO them regu-
larly every evening and, before they
go O at to turuips the next day, the
leave are all stript from the boughs
OF the Firs. Afterwards, the boughs
are carefully tied up in faggots and
sent to be burnt ID the brick-kiln.---
Mr. Coke has pursued this method du-
ring The last SHOWS and frosts. The
saving has been load of Of hay daily ;
the sheep have thriven well upon the
food the plantations are the better
from being thus pruned and cleared
and the Pasture-ground has received
the benefit of the Teathe Of the sheep
as regularly as it the fold had been
atruck every day.
IF this account meets the eve Of any
gentleman who keeps sheep, and who
has the same resource of food, my adj
vice to him is to give the practice a
trial As soon as the weather invites it,
and if he derives benefit from the Ia
formation, Gas no doubt he willy it will
be pleasure TO,
Yours. &c. ---------.
P. S. think Mr. Coke saved by the
above practice last season, at least 1901.
supposing the hay worth only Al. per
Toad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03

tween Denmark and France, by which
1900 Danish troops are to act with
the French army destined agains,
Sweden, under the command Of the
French general another Danish troop,
under the command of a DANISH off.
Ger, IS TO be employed in the Swedish
expedition, and is now assembling in
Zealand. This convention, it is fur
ther stated, stipulates that no French
or Spanish troops are to be quartered
in Holstein.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02
NOTE

NOTE
CO. As few OF o;r readers har- IN emporium. :.
" oi seeing The Official psis phet, Published for
uie use OF both Houses OF Congress, containing
&c Message of the President Of the u s. and
tae accompanying DecRn,ents--it may not Be a
miss To lay beiore. them brief analysis OF its
conteats.--Thesc Documents are much more in
tcllgi5ic, Srkea read in irregular series. Those.
therefore, who have no other means of reading
them but in the detached fragments, in which
they follow each other in the Nekssbabcrs, would
20 well tn preserve these papers as they come
from the fress-and when the chain is complet-
ed, read them all together. 1t is in this way
onlv, that the reader can have a clear and com
lr. .iensiye view of the whole and its several
parts, IN all their bearings AID rclations---Ths
following analysis shows how these documents
iOHow each other.
The Pamphlet before'us contains III Octave
pages.
From toll inclusive, the Presidents mes
| sagc: For which, see Enquirer Nov. 1lth.
= 10 to D inclusive, extracts OF letters from
Mr.. Madison TO General armstrong, ditic
! 18th and 22i
- % to 4S inclusive, copies ard extracts o.
| letters fom Gen. Ar,nstroag 10 the Seere,a
o.. ~ ef Sfne. See ditto 22l and 25th.
- IN TO 90 d;rtO, extracts and copies of letter.
| from Mr.. Madison to Mr. Pisksey. See ditto
Nov. 25th.
- 10 " oo, copies aIlu extracts OF letters, IRON
| NJ. Pinktey TO Fir. Madison, with enclo
sures. For MIR, Pinkney's LAST note to Mr.
| Canning and his Reply, See Eng. Nov. Is
| For the rest, see do. 29th.
| - to los ditto, correspondence between 1fr
| Erstine end l{r. 1Iad;son-For MIR. M.
| last, long and unans werlble letter of Marct
| 25th, 1903, see Eng of 18th inst. For Til,
res. vide the present paper.
| = 106to Ill do. Col Lear's letters TO the Secrc
tWref State, Vide present paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

4 NoPARTNERsHIP DIssoLvEp-In p,,rsr,-
" ance of the authority given to each partner,
by the articles of copartnersbip, entered into be-
tween Asa Dodge and the Subscriber, lately pur-
suing business in this city, under the firm Of
Dodge and Cobb, tho aforesaid copartnership is
here ~ declared dissoived
In consequence of the embarrassed situation OF
the business, the creditors Of the said Dodge and
Cobb are informed, that all their Goods and &c,
fects, including Book Debts, notes, Bills, &c
are conveyed and assigned to VIM Marshall.
Esq and Benjamin Kimbail for the benefit of
such creditors, as chuse to subscribe to the CON
ditions of the Deed of conveyance in ten
days from the date thereof The deed is in the
bands of said Kimbal!, tn whom all who are in
deb'ed to said firm, will please pay their balances
Immediately. GERSHOM COBB.
Oct 25 Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02
SALE 1T AUCTIOM


virtue of deed of trust, from David M
~ Randolph, to the subscriber, dated the 18th
day OF October, 1907, and recorded in the Dis
trict court; made TO secure the payment OF a
debt due from the said Randolph to Jos. Marx &
Co. WIi be exposed to sale, at auction, on Sa-
turday the Sd dayofncxt month, on the premises,
two half acre LOFTS OF GROUND, in the CT.
tyof Richmond, and known in the plan of The ci-
ty by the numbers 44S and $50. These Lofts are
between the basin and the river, and fronting the
Hay-MarEet, separated therefrom by street on
ly. They are handsomely situated, and command
a fine prospect UP and down the river On one of
the Lofts IS framed dwelling-house, of about
SO by 20 feet. BY the tenor of the deed oftrust,
the sale was to be made for cash. but to enhance
the price, Marx & Co. have consented to allow
credit cf9o days the purchaser giving nego-
table note V ith approved security. If the note
with the requisite security is not executed imme-
diiteiy after the Lofts are struck out, they will
forthwith be set up to sale again
c. COPLAND, Trustee.
NOV 90 org
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= DUCArION.-The Subscriber Cresiiing in
~ tie connty2f Hanover, a5out 80 miles from
Richanonl.) having en.bio,ea mr.. I'm, Nelson,
Jr to instruct small nu'pbsr Of 6os, Including his
children, eHtboses taking Je.s boWters, in order
to maze up the SCHOOL. mr.. Nelson has in his
Possession The most satisfactory fssfoaidis his
qualifications as Teacher Of the tol.o7piay bran-
ches II ElHcation, oiS. The Greek and LATIN LIN
suages, Eaglish Grammar, IafhensqticS, The Eke-
1ients If Natural PHILOSOPHY, bellies LetDes, &C.
ography with Gle use Of the Giobes, Readiag Wyi-
hsS and A'ithnsstic. His Price for Boara, Tuition
u ashiag, Fasl, &c is & 30, Paya6ie qpart<rly in
ddvdgce. Tie Schsoi 7UiH confluence on dfoaSag
the Oh Of TaaaarJ next, and expire the 1sf Of De.
ccnt5ey .tollo1Visy. WILL[AIH FONYAINE.
NouenI5er 70 |6f)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02
COLONEL LEAR'S
LETTERS
OF THE 2Sth 6| 31St MARCH, 1903.

(Fifth Copy)
ALcIERs, March 29th, 1903.
SIR,
have the honor TO enclose triplicatc of nv
respects to you of the 4th of January, and dupli-
cate OF that of the 9th instant, and the schedul c
OF my account with the United States. Since
forwarding the first of these have heard nothing
respecting the United States, excepting by a let
ter1rom Mr.. Montgomery, our consul i'll Alicante,
that an embargo had been laid on all vessels in the
ports OF the United States.
1t is with regret have to inform You that our
affairs here wear a different aspect from
what they did when had last the honor of wri.
ting to you On the 10th instant the Dey sent
me message by my drogerman, that should
pay Immediately sixteen thousand dollars for s
OF the subjects ofthis regency, said to have been
destroyed on board the American schooner Mary
Ann, captured some time since BY one Of his fri.
gates, as mentioned in my former letters. | re-
turned for answer, that had not yet received a.
NY authentic advice ri this business, and could
therefore say nothing about 1t. The Dey then,
sent me word that lie would wait the arrival y
the courier from Alicante, by which ] might re-
ceiyc some Information. But ON the oath (the
couriernot having yet arrived) the drogeI1nan in
formed me that tie Dey had sent for hrin and Or
dered him to tell me tli4t if did not pay the mo.
ney before night, should be sent 70 prison in
chains.
ordered him to return Immediately TO the
Dey. and say, that l could not pay thc money
without the order Of my government, as il was
an affair out of the usual ca sc of orr business
here, and that | was ready 10 meet the event
He brought me word that the Dey would see Zoe
next dry at noon on the subject Hc according
y sent for me at noon on the 25,h when en-.
tered tbs palace, met Mr.. Urick The Danish
consul, who was descending from en audience OF
the Dey. He was seized by Chaux, who car
red HIM through the streets in tie most Indignant
riannsr, t. ths Stare prison, whsrs bS was load
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

CnIINCII lIs.e..,l,a.. % I.<aR -.
Governor and Council, pursuant TO the frs:
section of the act of assembly, " to amend an act
ntituled an act to amend an act intituled an act
for appointing Electors to choose a President &
Vice President OF the United States" having ex.
amlned the returns from the Commissioners o!
the several counties, appointed and commission
ed IN conformity with the directions of the afore
sand act OF Assembly, do hereby advertise and
make known, that the names and places of abode
OF the twenty-four persons having the greatest
number ofvotcs throughout the state as Electors
OF President and Vice-P President of the United
States for the state of Virginia, are as follows,
viz
Joseph Goodwin, Senr. Nancemond,
benjamin Harrison, Prince George,
Edward Pegram Senr. Dinwiddie,
Richard Field, Brunswick,
Col Thomas Read, Charlotte,
Joseph EggiestOn, Amelia,
Hugh Nelson, Abemarle,
Co. George Penn, Patrick,
Philip N Nicholas, Richmond Cis,
Spencer Roane, Hanover,
John Roane, King William,
Robert Taylor, Orange,
Gustavus Il Hnrner, F.,uquier,
Robert Nelson, York,
Mann Page, Gloucester,
Richard Barnes, Richmond County,
john I. Brooke, Stafford,
Hugh Holmes, Frederick,
Osborne Spigg, Hampshire,
James Allen, SHENANDOAH,
Archibald Stuart, Augusta,
Andrew Russsl, Washington,
Gen. John Preston, Montgomery,
William Mckinley, ONO,
Attest d. L. HYITON n n
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NI1LL be sold, on the first Monday, in Dec
w next, it being Henrico court day, OH six
months credit, at the court house Of the said
county, all the NEG R0ES belonging to the es-
tate OF James White. decd. which consists Of
Women and Children only, in order TO make
Bond and approved security will be required for
the purchase money. ROBERT WHITE,
Executor Of James Waite, decd.
NOV 90. 9t@
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

So ANK NOTES, as below described were
put into the post office at this place on 9th
May last, enclosed in etteraddressedto Messrs.
John Warder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
letter has never been received; it is therefore ap-
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have fall
len INTO improper hands ; and should such an
pearn circulation we earnestly request that tl,ev
may be stopped ANY satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
iflequircd, literally re warded
BUCHANAN G. POLLOK.
Petersburg, July S. uf)
Bank OF Virginia payable atthcir Office of Dis
count and Deposit Petersburg. RI Rohe,ti ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

M OTICE.-In the year 1898, request was
Y made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
(through Mr. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
dom TO Mr. Thomas Dgges, then in England, tn
make enquiry for the heirs or the family Of Mr..
Abraham Milnesr* who, when YOUTH left Brigg-
house near Huddersfcld in Yorkshire, for Ame.
RIGA, and clerk to a merchant in Virginia.
afterwards kept :, store OF his own, had partner
in trade & died unmarried, about the year 1888.
leaving landed and other property. Unfortunate
ly, by the loss 1T sea, of the Ship Jane and Ra-
c!cl, capt. Dade from London to Alexandria, in
the year 1913, the letters of request and other
papers and memorandum We're lost, and eye,
the writer's name, which is supposed to be Far
ly or Farely, well his place OF residence has
been forgotten, but is guessed TO be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
The ubscrJsers, or either of them, will be
much obliged any one, informed of either Of
the parties above aiilidedto, or can give any trace
as 10 their residence, or informed of any landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes. by letter directed to the subscribers AS be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining The names, places of residence, or
effects of said deceased, &c. &c
GEO: MlLNES, Merchant Boston.
THOS. DIGCES, Fort IYardluson, Poton,ac,
GEO: w. RIGGS, George Town.
Ostober ii. T3m7
His-nanic was spelt Mills or Mines.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

\ T PRIIAT'E SALE, at MYrRs's Auction
y Store, just received
4 Bales Kendall Cottons,
8 Bilcs blue and white mixed Kerseys,
Bales Half-fhcks, assorted--white, blue,
green and missed,
Bales Welsh Piains--white and blue,
Bbes CoAting--blue and red,
Cases London fashionable Beaver Hats,
And an additional supply Of the best Dutch
BoLTING CLOTHS. Also, in Store, Prime
Muscovado Sugars, in hhds. .pnd bbls. Loaf SUI
gar, Molasses, old Madeira Vine, quantity Of
Gin Cases and Demjohns. Oct, IL CTtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

( ANDING from the Schooner R1cuMoxr,
Ia AT LISTERS new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
25 Hlids. Muscoyado Sugar,
ii DO. Grc en- Coffee,
9 Bales Woolens,
IN STORE 100 bags Salt, Is hhds. Molass-
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, quarter casks Sher-
~, pipes Gin, SO boxes Segars, 8 bags Race
Ginger. Souchepg, Tyson Skin and Young II: SON
Tea. For sale 10y GEORGE WATT.
NOV. A. Ttfl s.
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JAMES sTRATToN, TAYLoR-At the
y corner of the Brick Row and the Cross street
leading 60 Mayo's Bridge, respectfully informs
The public and his former customers, that (havinr
returned to this city, and resumed his profession)
leis ready and willing to execute their commands,
on the shortsSt notice, in the best manner and on
the mast reasonable terms. Nov II. 1G1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02
(CONcLUDED.)

ACCOMPANYING rns pnssipExr's mtssAor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-02

\ LII persons having CLAIMS aSaiisr che Is
n tate of WIN. Friend, decd. late of Maui
chester, are hereby required to bring them for
ward, early as possible, that arrangements
may be made for payment and all persons ill.,
deDted 10 s;tiu estate, are earnestly sUiiUitcu lo
make payment, speedily as possible The ST.
tuation Of the estate being such, as to render il
impossible to grant longer indulgence
THOMAS BRANCH, Executor.
Chesterfield, NOV. 1 T2m}
TOR SALE, 3S7 Haas ubter Inspected TO.
L BACGO,
1000 lbs Soal LEATHER,
20 Tierces common WHlSKEf,<
8 Casks rea; old recttcd Do.
10 Tons country bar IRON, by
WIN. w. DICKINSON.
rov %. E1m]
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IN ESERTED.-ffom the service of the UNI
~ ted States, on the 9Th instant, u Private in
the 5th regiment of infantry, named JOHN
FERGUSON-30 years of age, feet S 10 IN
ches high, swarshy complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has siclSiy appearance He was born in
Delaware county, state O. Pennsyivania-by
profession a shoemaker. The said Ferguson
had on at the time of his desertion, round sal
or's jacket, slash sleeves, dark drab colour blue
striped Virginia cloth vest, aud Corduroy Pan
'aloons, torn on the k,iees--Virgina cloth shirt
and an old pair Of half boots, bound with cord.
which Tie generally wore under his pantaloons
ALSO :--Deserted or the same day, GABRIEL.
JONES, 81 years of age, feet ID inches
high. fair complexion, hale eyes auburn hair
when spoken To- has down looi-Born in Es-
sex county, Va.-bred Farmer.--He wore u
way round striped Virginia cloth coat, white
home spun pantaloones, and vest of The same.
Whoever will apprehend the said deserters,
and deliver them to me, or to any officer in the
service of the United States, shall receive tweiI
ty dollars reward, --or ten dollars for either
EDWARD DiLLARD, Capt
thU. 5. Reg. infantry
Rendezvous. Petersburg.