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SUMMARY OF POLITICS.
LONDON, July 90.


Austria Upon what grounds 1 know
not, bus il is certain, that an opinion is pc.
Morally prevalent, that the emperor of Aus
tria is getting dhc upper hand Of his brother
OF France. The newspapers appear to be
SO full OF this notion, and so gay and lively
and even witty, upon the occasion, that
have been earnestly endeayoring to find
out some reason for believing their hopes
and expectations to be built on solid founda-
tons. After long aud diligent enquiry,
however, can find no such foundations
| still see Napoleon ar Vienna, and know.
that, if he were in London, the wretches
who now pretend to believe, that he is in
state Of disgrace, would lose not mo-
menti in Fastening to swear allegiance to him,
or, il required, to his horse. How men
are to be found imprudent enough, to ar
que, that merely because he lies in the ca.
Pltal of the country month without ma
king any great advances, ne must, there
fore, be in fair way of being defeated, is
sufficiently astonishing: but, how any body,
any six people in the world, can be found 10
believe tSem, to look upon such reasoning
as sound, surpassss ones utmost notions Of
credulity. Were /, indeed, to hear o. his
having actually fallen back some score or
two of leagues, / should begin 70 listen to
hopes OF his final defeat bd!, while I see
HIM still in the capital of the Austrian EN-
pire, with part of his army pushing on
into Hungary, must not be fool TO be-
lieve, 70 peTsuaAs myself, or TO suffer o.
Tiers to persuade me, that ne is in a fair
way OF being defeated, and driven back in
d,sgracef My decided opinion IS, that
Napoleon, so far from being on the eve of
defeat, is upon the eve of totally ahnihi-
lating the authority Of the House Of Aus.
tria and this opinion is founded upon the
same reasoning, wherein, IL Napoleon we're
IN London with conquering army, | should
be OF opinion that he was upon tina eve of
totally annihilating the authority of the
1ouse OF Brunswick. He may be defeated d
his present situation may be perilous and the
French heet, when it comes out again may
beat the English feet but as to likelihood, i
one IS, at present, just as likely as the other
II indeed, the philosophers, who conduct
the Morning Post and the Courier, could as.
sure me- aud convince me of the truth Of theirl
assurances. that Bonaparte's army was o iicer-
ed with pumps, buttons, bastards, harlocs BAT
lies, and Brothers, uncles and cousins if, in |
deed they could prove 70 me, thtt Bmaparte |
d'a not look upon brains as being necessary in |
the composition OF g.neFal, AL wls.c ,atent
70 take any creature that was brought % him |
provided 1t had pair Of eyes Just = Keep irseltI
ut of tile fire. and hole in its face wherein
n put victuals ani drink If thcycJIll pr1ve
!, me, that Napoleon did not see will AIS o nj
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perfection IN any other Country, to which
they arrived in Spain, previous to the revo- 4
iution The farmers of America have now
a fair object of comp ton with any other
country IN endeavoring TO excel IN the
| breed OF sheep, and consequently TO COM
mand "A market for their wool, when more
shall be raised than is necessary for tue
Consumption of this country which w'i,nnt
soon happen, however, as the bone mann
| factures of this article are daily increasing
They have every incentive, both OF parri-
o.isin and interest, TO induce them partscu-
| larry to ATTEND 10 this object
| There are now several imported Me
rino Rams in this country. Col. Ham
phreys, of Connecticut, RoSert r. L.vinss-
ton, of New York, and Mr Dupont, ot
! Wilmington, Del. each possess'one. Mr..
| Dupont imported his ram in 1901 or ., and
OF course has been breeding from him SeY-
en- or eight years. Mr.. B. Livingston ard
| Coz, Humphreys have been crossing tic
! breed from their rams pea haPs the same
I length of time ; so that although IL is but
q very few Yeas since the first OF the breed
was imported into this country, there are
already many of the half. three quarters
and full bred Merinos owned by the best
sheep. breeders in the northern states Eve
| ry industrious and careful faruer should
endeayor to obtain sheep of that breed, and
it Is within the power of almost every one
The benefits OF breeding from THIS descrip
ton OF sheep have already been fully shown
in Mr.. LWingstcn's Statements.
! lAat. Mtel.l
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,yes, but with the eyes of that maoy -hclt-I
Monster, hts Corps Legisidtif, who by tneir
leeds, have proved themselves to b.: the nIsr,
'tupid as well AZ the most corrupt assembly
hat has ever been heard OF in the civilized
world if, indeed, Bonaparte were once To fail
INFO the practice of suHerins the high stations
IN his army to be filed up with the BOBBY sons,
and other relations of these fello VS. or of their
wives and their mistresses, or, which would
be more likely, by the para;nours ofther wives
and their misssresses; If I could be assured
that he exchanged the Dukes ofa,iyoli, Daut.
zic, Abrantes, and the rest of his generals. for
an equal number of besotted animals, one half
of whose life has been spent over the bottle.
and the other half in bcdj if could be con.
viaced, that his army was under the connsnd
of known, proven, notorious fools and pecuia.
in the me person, and who, on account OF
with them to take care of their piilagej if. in
short, could be convinced, that. all of sud-
den, the character OF Napoeon's army was
Totally changed, and that, instead of exciting
fear in the enemies of France, il was become
forntifa6!e only to France hsrseLf if any thing
like this; which goes almost bryond the bounds
OF imaginat'on could be- proven to me to exist.
then, indeed, should begin to expect, in
good earnest, to see Napoleon retreat in dis.
grace, and though pursuedlike hare, brag
cling that his pursuer was afraid to face him
and When caught at last, and beaten To -
mummy should expect to see him. bv an
impious mockery ofreligion, singing 7s Deun,
for the victory he had gained
Co66ett's Register.
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Salem Register.
From thu U S. Gazette.


ETfrtact Of a letter from Malta, dated
JHiy 4, 1909.
Perhaps this market never experienced
amoment If greater inactivity, than the pre-
sent, overloaded with goods of ali descrIp-
tons from England, Portugal and Spain, K
the suspension cf the embargo in America
adding to the stock, besides filling every
for ign source % It's consumption. No safes
Of colonial produce are ~ king, except by
Barter, in tbs way two American cargoes
have been got rid Of, one II Messna and
the other he e. Turkey is compile, ely glut-
ted, and while direct ahd uninterrupted
interiors IS carried on by the EBglisl to
the Mediterranean from their own and the
Spanish and Portuguese colmies, the hope
of any advantage in tire American adyen.
lures mast be destroyed, even should tile
ports OF Italy and the hdriat.c be reopen
ed, OF witch happy eVeut the late glorious
success Of the Austrian army gives the best
expectations. Should we, however, De dis
appointed, it is hard TO say what viii be
come ct he immense quantities Of colonial
produce now filing every accessible port,
very gfcat loss must be sustained particu-
lsrly upon the cargoes from the Unned
States.
A cargo Of Mocha cofF-e would do well
in Turkey but money is very scarce there,
as well rs IN Sicily aud this ISLAND, but n
public bank having been established there,
our necessities IN this respect arc likely 10
meet great relief.
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TIE Scpeccargo Of the brig Regu,atsr,
rom Porto R,-s, iniorms w. taat tlree yes
,eis hau arrived siere from Csdiz, i, IS
lays, aud brought news of the defeat of the
Ersaeh by the conbined British, Spanish,
md eorruguese armies, with very great
loss and thai the Moro guns were fired,
* Porto Rico, and other rejoicings on re :
ceipt oil the ABOVE news.
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MFRlNOWOOL.

BY the latest accounts from England, Me
rino vol VS. selling 1t 26s. sterling per
pound. The canse Of this increase Of price
is, that the intestine war IN Spain has so
far dssti Dyed he breed Of spanish sheep
as.to render the wool very scarce What
few oi The sheep remained having been
mostly transported to France, Enslrnd. *
pcrh rs ether parts Of Europe, it will be
'oms time before they are brought 10 that
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Nr@, YoRx, s.ptember 81.

EAMEr CARAMALLI. the eX-bashaw OF
.rripol;, has been formally installed Dey Of
Berne, aud mas taken possession OF his gov
-rnmeat. Thr0ugh the Influence Of D..
DAVIS, agent Of the Uhitd States, thar
province was ceded to him, aad its reyen.
ues (l2 600 seoa;ns) confirmed to him and
MS heirs for ever.
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BAhrraoaE, Sept. ?,

BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
Extract Of a letter from C1diz, Juiy 27.
" Oar armies are within half a league of the
enemy, and within few leagues of Madrid
a battle is expected hourly. which the French
from their movem .n,s it would seem would
wish to avoid in their present situation"
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BALTIMoRE, September Is

Captain Morton. of the Betsy, has polite
ly favored the Editor OF the Federal Ca
zette with ST. Croix and st Thomas papers
TO the first September, from which we copy
the following. 1t appears that the French
army was 10000 strong and thac they were
entirely routed.
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Nkw.YoRk, september %.

A letter was received in town yesterday
from Liverpool, dated the 9th of August,
Drought by Il passengerin the ship Thames,
Eapt Ferry, from Liverpool, tor New.
York, whicn vessel was off Block Island on
Tuesday last. The letter states, that the
British had oiockaded the ports of Holland
and had refused granting licences there--
thai 10 Official intelligence had been receiv-
I'd from the grand ctpedidon=-,hat there
As no prDspe5t Jsgetuns a supply CT goods
rom Russia; and taal owlng TO an impress
sion that the Bri, .sh ministry would not SET.
tie the differences witn the l.. ). the Ma
nutdcturers were pursntsinS cotton to We
ny great extent, az higl prices, and that
owing 20 unfayorabe We ather for their har.
vest, wheat and Hour had risen, and was
IN great demand. Fhe letter ads the
schr. sea Flower, Clifford, would sail for
New-York, on the 9,h of August.
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General Cuesta says from the Camp of
Ialavera, on the 18th July, that beng in
formed that the enemy, in Number ~ 900
men, were preparing themselves to attack
MIN, he passed the Al6erche AMI took a
convenient position with the English Gener-
al. At O'Clock in the afternoon on the 27th,
Tthe enemy charged them with The greatest
fury with the bayonet-they were with e.
qual fury repulsed aud the battle ceased
8 o'clock in the evening with the create
loss. The % h, al day break, the enemy
repeated their attack ill o'ciock in the
afternoon, when they were again routed -
and the General hopes that they will be
successiveiy bea.en. The English and
Spanish armies behaved themselves with a
bravery worthy of their nations. Tae in
truded King Joseph Bonaparte) assis ed in
person, and he retired that afternoo, to 5 an
IA Olaila, accompanied with ninety eight
Wagons loaded with wounded. The d.y
sion of Lacy is at Toledo, and yesterd ~
they were expecting the army of Veneg S
in Aranjuez, IN order to plss to Madrid.
P.S We have just now received the news
by an express, that the enemy were CON.
lpletely routed.
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EXtract OF Ictter rom Porto RICO, % a
gentleman IN this city, dated September
1, 1905.
"Faree vessels have just arrived from
Cadiz, one of themin Is days, bringing tn.
Official accounts irom Cad,z Of the lst OF
August, rhat on the 27th and 2sth July a
nest 5ioo5y battle was fought in the ne igh.
boirhood Of Mairi,i, "a wuich the French
los, d 900 men k'iled, wounded, and PEI
ss9ncrs. The battle Was given by General
Caessa agd the English, WAC had fJrmed
junction and Vt IS presumed, THAI Ma,
drio must have been evacuated"
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OFFICIAL CONTINUATION.

HIS excellency Martin Garay, secretary
OF the governing Supreme Council, publish
ed on the 3lst July to the Consulate of this
iPlace, that the Suprems Junta had just re
ceived the important news, that the Anglo
Spanish army mad completely routed the
French army on the borders of the Alder
che, after a bloody battle of two days, in
which all the troops behaved themselves
SO as to merit the natio1al gratitude. His
excellency does not wish to detain from this
CITY the intelligence of an occurrence so fa..
nous for the liberty of their country, and
as glorious for our arms
To the Gentlemen Priors and Con.
sulates of the city of Cadiz, and
their individuals.
For the Secretary,
(Signed)
Cadiz, August 1st, 1909.
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ST.. TnoNAs, Angus. 81.

Translation ofthe intervening Accounts brot
here by felucka, on Tuesday last, from
Porto Rico
Tyausiafior ofa R.sb1tch
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Plymouth and Plymouth Dock, Aug. 3.
Last night, the Lyra brig of war, cap
tain BsvIans, arrived here, fron OF
Hochefort, which place ne Left the 28th ult.
She brings the following distressing intelli-
gencee;
On Tuesday se'nnight, the 25Ih ul,. the
sulri boNs of the Ore dn1us II, (relr a T..
nirdl Spiae1Y's a,s snip stationed ia tho
t,s Roads, perceived l large Frsnch brig
At anchor uaier a battery, aud VITA the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03
TRY


Beitknowr, that 1. Albert Gallst;n, secretary
OF tlie trcasuiy of the United .tates, tora the Tine
beng, by virtus ofiie within commission, pow.
.er or warrant Of the President of the United
States OF America, liave authorised aud empow.
cred, asd by these presents do aut,isrise and EN-.
power the within mentioned John Armstrong <
J Anes bowdoin jointly, or III case of the de.,;I, Of
one of them, the survivor to draw bills of cx.
Change for the two millions of dollars approp,i.
aicd by the annexed &c, of congress IN manner lol-
lowing, viz. ON Wilhelm and Jan Wiliitk, n. e !
x r.. Van S;.phorst, bankers of,he United States
at amsterdam. for Two .Mill.ol.s five hundred
thousand guilders, current money of Holland.
equal at par to one million Of dollars, and on the
treasury of the Uni,cd States for one million O,
dollars, being the remainder Ct the sum uppro
Pr'atce. as aforesaid-thc bills for one forth part
OF the last mentioned million to be made PAYABLE
ON demand, and the bills for eacl, of the remain.
my three fourtlis thereof TO be draws, 1T thiry.
sixty, and ninety days after sight.
Lin testimony whereof, l haze cause.-the
seal Of the treasury 10 be affixed To
fSe.r these presents, & have lereunto sub
~ scribcd my hand ut the city of Wash
ington, the eighteenth day of Marcn,
enc thousand eight hundred and six.
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NAVAL OFFICE,

BosroN, IAN. 90.
In consequence cfthe Disability oi the Col
iector of tlus district, and ia Detect Of "a dcpu-
", the duties ofthat principal offic ~ have .deyo.-
vet' upon the Subscriber by La% AMI uhe Fed
eral Executive has been Of course, notified that
Viii execute those duties with the same consci-
'cnce which has directed the line of nv explicit"
duties under my proper Coninission which
2cars INC seal and signature al Washington.
tier lore "iosc no tlnc"for giving this pub
lie notice for all concerned, and csper;liiy for
mos who re most Interested intlic effect Of The
lst 20 81 Oh md gin Sections oftiie Act of the
yin day nf this GU rent month, "to cuiprce and
make moss. ~etttctnai an Act, entitled an Act Law
ing an Embargo ON all slips and vessels in the
ports and harbors cfthe U Sites. and ,qe seve-
raj Acts supplementary thereto" winch present
Act, tits hoped "evcry free citizen &" does or
"iii Immediately possess, study and duly regard !
JAMES LOWELL.
Navak Officer.
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ElF4Y DOLLARS REWARD, and re-.
3 Sonabie charges, will be paid by the sinh.
scriber, forthe delivery, at the ;aii Of Phi,,JeI.
pAii, OF a certain MACALL MEDFORD. for.
meriy OF this city, and since ofthe city of London.
Any person wishing to undertake the anpreh.n-
sion OF said Meiford, will be furnished viii fan
powers under a bail piece, for the purpose, and a
description ofhis person
he arrived at Norfolk, from England, last Fe-
briary, and declared his intention was immrd;.
ateiy to repair to Philadelphia, in order 10 bring
me to account for certain monies Ii, ,Iled@aI1
owed him, and no longer ago Oh an the 21st iune-
ne wrote to a gentle nan in this CITY, saving he
would be up IN a few days in coase, fence Of
WINCH have waited patiently ever SINCE, hue
End lS ms promises merit 10 attention. anJ de-
,ermined to make another effort to ret hold of
nun, (havlng already sent vice afte, Inn without
ehact,j do with confidence, cal! On the vir;u.
on: part OF the community, to assist in bringing
TO justice, a man, whose conduct towards me-
mas been morkcd BY the deepest dupLcity, incr..-
titude and fraud.
JOHN Isle,
JOHN Isle, u. 4,
o. Philadelphia.
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coun.v

IN CEkNcERY Northumberland County
4 Court Lab Nov 1909.
Ccorgf& Thomas Brown, Compi.iaan,s lit
gain't COB Walsh, jr.& S,okely Tow!cs, De-
fenaan;s-
THIS day came the con,pl'ts, by their council.
and the dcio Wdlsh, not having entered hs APP
pc aranoc and given security, according to to the,
of Assembly and the rules of this court. and it
appearing to thc satisfaction of the court tina, Ia
Is not an inaabitait OF this state, on the mott III o.,
the complts. ii is decrecd anal ordered, that the
sad dett EaIsh appear here an the first day OF
htLreh terin next. ana answer the bill of the corn
liait.ants, and tiat a copy OF this order be forth.
With inserted, for two raofehs sucoessively. in
snmc he VS. paper published in the city of Rich.
rnond, and posted at the front door Of the court
house Of this county.
And II is tdrther ordered, that the def. 7ozrIe..
retain IN his hands whatever money orp,oper,y
he may h'vc belonging To the said Walsh, until
the further order o. the court.
Attest,
FLE0. BATES, C. N C.
jan. ). oawSw
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and extraordinary to 5Iust all differences be-
tween the said States knd the gevctnmcnt n.
Spain) idiutly, or in cafe of the death OF one of
thcia the survivor to dkw on YOU far Two mill
ons 1--we lhmdaed thouslnd guiIarrs, current mo.
ncy Of Holland. You Will the, cfore BE- pleased TO
honor their Joint, or in Ease Of death, the survi-
vor's drafts on YOU to TINT amount, and AS soon as
you shall have received notice Of their intention
thus To draw, to give me Immediate information,
n order that ! may hwe time to replace the
funds necessary to- meet the demands PAYABLE a,
Amsterdam inlS>7, on aocount %. the princips'
and interest ofuie loans pi,.sined ny heU. States
IN Holland.
Fronm riew OF the funds heretofore place.
in Your hands, 1 presume tA.t YOU may uonnl
The drafts ot those gentleTaen evcn before ths
ume when the rcmittances above mentions,
shd! become due. Eat in order 10 prevent an,
Inconvenience or disappointment, Messrs. Arm
strong and Bowdoin have been requested Z
write To you, and to MAKE iacoHcert the uccessa
~ airsngements an that s,.5iec..
have the honorsto be,
Respectfully,
C"ntlemcn,
Your obj. scrvt.
(Signed) ALBENr GALLATIN.
aAssrs. Wiivtn cni ga, TTA1
lax. N GTG Fan S:xa-
horst, Zae,rhcN.s, Anss;ey
6asn.
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Copy
March 18Th, 1906.

March 18th, 1906.
G~ENTLEMEx,
Having been directed by The President Of
the United STATES to place at your disposal two
millions of dollars under the authority vested in
him by tke act, entitled " An act making PROV.
sion 1or dsirayIns any extraordinary expenses at
tending the intercourse between the United
States and foreign nations" passed on the 18Th
FEBRUARY 1905, ! have the ihonor to enclose !.
power under the seal ofthis Office authorship Won
20 Draw 2,5CO 600 guilders current money of
Holland, and equal TO one million of dollars, on
the bankers of the United States ri Amsterdam.
and the other million of dollars on the secretary
OF the treasury at Washington. An open letter.
TO TIC sad bankers is also enclosed, which YOU
VIII be pleased to transmit to them only in case
you may ind 1T necessary to draw OF them for
that sum. as l have not thought it proper 10 give
them any previous information on the subject.
and have only placed sufficient funds II, Ihair
hands without apprising them of the object. 1t
Will therefore he. Necessary that you make ar
rang eTcnts with them respecting the manner in
wiIlch YOU viii draw but | believe that turv
VIII De able to ans wer your drafts even if they
were at ten days sight. II IS proper for me 40
add that you are not authorised 10 draw partially
on That fund, nor for any other object IMAM th.J
pointed out to you by the secretary of stat And
IL VIII be necessary that you should inform nv a.
early rs possible whether you will draw Oh Ans.
terdarn or not as the extent OF the reInittances
TO be made by This department on account OF the
foreign debt viii depend on the knowledge of
tbat fact.
In relation to the drafts on the secretary of the
treasury for the ether million of dollars, you viii
he pleased to observe that they must not pc NJ
shorter sights than is mentioned IN the power,
thatthey must be expressed in dollars, and that
they must not be negociateG under par. Letters
OF ADVICE must accompany every sett, ana, in al
dIion Thereto, a tripiicate list OF at the bills
should at tho s.Iue Time he transmitted
lhaye the honor to be,
Respectfully,
Centlemen,
Your Obedient servant,
(Signcd) ALBERT GALLATIN.
Their e%ecieMcies .Ioha arms
tronS, anil .Ja,nes BovVGoin,
eoDtniSsione,s p.enipoteStia-
n and eUaordindty. for tet-
Hi7S ali matters Of difference
6etpecH The United States and
the goSeyaneHt gfSpain.
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Copy
GENTLEMEN

G~ENTLEMEN,
In ny three letters ofthe 1st and 18th in
slant, and OF thls day, 1 enclosed remittanccs a.
mounting altogether TO CTS 1857 500 IL
which remittances were made on account Of the
principal Snd intercs; ~Olloans obtained by tbe u
Stetes III Holland, but subject nevertheless to
such cher disposition as l might think proper to
direct.
Ihsye now tie honor 10 inform you that, in
conformity ~Ih orders received from the Presi-
dent Of the UHIted States, ! have this day autIsr-
ised John Armstrong minister plenpotcntiqry of
theUnited 5 aes at Paris, s. James Bowdoin min
lister fine United States at Madrid, (who have
been appointed commissioners plenipoteEtiary
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TWENTY DOLLARS eswAAp.-R,,

y IL NIN
away rom the Subscriber, Ewing in Brurs-
rick county, about the lst of Sept. last, a vel
low fellow named JACK, about thirty-fve or six
wears old, five feet nine or ten inches high, strait
made, ha, atsrn on his left elbow, which pre-
vents him FROM straitening his arm, .and always.
carries II crooked; one ofhis under fore teeth on
ms left side is out his address is extremely polite
and humble in h. inrnners, and has some preten-
sions tothe Barbcr's trade. The said fellow ram
away and was absent for 7 or 8 wears, and was
apprehenaed IN baltimore, at which plNce and
Hagerstown, in Maryland, he commonly frequen-
ted, and passed for a free man by the name Of
Peter Jones', at either of which places, or Nor
folk, Virginia, 1T is expected he is gone.
The above rewaryi will be given, ifdelivered te
me IN Brunswick county, Wa. or secured in any
goal IN the United States, so that / get him, or
Information of the sane. CHAS. CORDLE,
Dec II oaw2mT