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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
LATEST NEWS.

BY he ship Fair Helen, 81 DAYS from
LivetpspI, Jew York, London aud Liver.
pool acsouNs, including Lioyd's l. 81, 70
twenty 18th April, nave oeen received.
The American properly IN Hsi.and han.
d,d over TO Bonaparte a messenger,
Mr. Ely, arrived in England with ds.
paicnts from General Arms rong 10 Mr
Pmkney ---p Sea. A. is said to be pre-
pairing 70 quit France -Messengsrs left
Engiand Tor France to negotiate an ex-
change OF prisoners Sir r Blu fdett Wa,
put IN the tower wlicn excited some mob
bling London Meeting appointed for tn:
2+tn ---i treaty OF cessIon between France
and Holland since the ratification OF wa.cn
king LouIs IS ordered back 10 par,s-t.u
peror OF Russia and king of Prussia 10 y!.is
Paris.
FED, Gaz.
Thefdnowingis extracted from the
commsAtspn the late dispatches from
EnglanB Contained in the Baltimoce
" Fedora! REPUBLICAN" of the gan.
inst:
" The disnii-d moderation, and
becoming temperance of En2l.ad
whsn eontras.ed win the Low, Alean.
and vulgar conduct OF our IN .nisters,
may disapPoint and inortify the war
party but they certainly ought to be
the last tocomPlain, because civiiity K
friendship have not been returned tor
contamcly, outrage and insu!t."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

strnag pari <,i,y a. Ea ssssa 4z,s h.c
31Ser4a ..iSa.s - --<-t,., -s--.1>---S III as:.s
orsa.es ot ,.a Z, y ri tAf Gi0z .sss. liz
Eagt1sa'neu ~ 4. Ner.cAs i.s,>., Or tss-a
voice OF teAs3a L. i. aa,ai Fs>ss!t bsSA
tro.n the pi.a al s.-rost 2..r..Ss ga
steps of yoar d,saJasc. .Sst,an. -
your couaTy. Sac l, w,liiaz q p.r-
aon Your transsress:oA. Sas wi.l
spread wide iier arms sa receive asr
rcpentans caillren. Rsturn, rs,0sa
qnckly, or the holr uf repsasaacs
Siii be passed.
Estu Brute: 0 Mat;us. saoasqa.
aoutere nostra Patientia? Qlandii
patricia vaiidas Ia viscera ver,ere virese
Des:st, desi,i, n1s longer ejsct shy Gu.
venomed vituperauons asaiass thv
country. Lay as,dc your psn. Re.
trace the steps Of our aPostacy. And
although you may not retrieve your
lost honor, still you may lead yoac
aid TO support your Parens country,
tottering under an accu nulat=d bu..
then OF Cypress on from without, aad
of faction witnia. No more en.ieavoac
to alarm "a, with that grave visage,
which hides ben, attn is sngry features,
broad of politick coa~e.ts, aods ami
hints, deep omsned with uiwieldy
schelrpe. and dark poi-tents, OF STATE,
Fac HcA is ssale. Your sole mu pro.
tests, p4 warnings, (the pretended
ofsprid of al ever wa;chtul pasriet.
ism) Id often imposed upon Your
coun ry but the hour of deiusioa is
now past. Like the shepherd boy,in
the fable, you nave often alarmed i.sr
with false cries Of danger, and Ike
him you arc fated never more to be :
believed. Bright was the norning OF
your career; bat dark are the clouds
which Obscure your early noon.
Yours viii DC the death which you
have attributed 10 ths father OF your
couatry. Vain man Your irali bo3y
will soon mingie WI n It's kindred dust.
AID your name will be forgotgen, or
accused. Bat the yir;uous Iege SON
snail never die. The rem nbraace
oi his virtusa will live for ever Ia tas
pleased recollection of postsrisy. Hs
Ii high enrolled in the book of glory.
Ills nane is recorded with hose OF tne
sages OF antiquity, Solon, Lycurxus
and Numa are his companions.
Exegit monunentun, quod nee Joyis ira.
nee isnis,
Nee poterit ferrun, nee eaax abO.ere
vsIustas.
NEISON
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PRINriNG ~ an rs vay!cu' 8rri.cAly
asatty e''e.atsl - see. 2f,.
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DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.

On Monday next, 4th of June, At ID 90 eek,
a. ~. Will commence at the STORE of Mr..
a. l.. PHILIPS near the Market Bridge, the
sale of an assortment of Flesh Imported
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nd dark porSents, OF STATE.
is ssAle. Your solemn pro.
warnings, Cine pretended
t an ever wa;chful pa.riet.
often imposed upon your
5ut the hour of ueiusioo is
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We cannot cease to wonder at the
shameful exertions of many of our
countrymen, to kindle ths fame of dis.
cord in our country, and unknit that
union, which is the support of our ex
istence as an independent nation. We
are made to ask ourselves, els it
possible that these men can be enc.
mics to their country 20 d" Are they
tired ef th-ir liberties, and do they
reallyvtsh to exchange ,hem for Bril-
lisa Nspotism ;" These questions
are beN solved by reference TO their
political conduct, apd taat conduct
ob;ru1es % us the spspieigs. that a
'pirisa Of rs ~ &c eloll A - h tavern
"a mt, widels dIirlssd, aud radicslIy
iah rent, perv,des a considerable pOr-
ion of the pDpuia ion OF these States.
Equally alarming is .ne fact that
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COMMUNICATION.

DtED-in Marlborough, North. Carolina.
ON the 18Th u!timO, after a long and pain :
tui indisPosition, MRs. Lucy Du-VAL,
wife OF Mr.. Francis Du.Fal of that place.
In the death OF this truly amaDle lady her
husband and family--her parents relatives,
and acqua!ntances--haye sustained loss
which 1t is impossible to repair--which
words would fail in the attempt to describe,
and which the hand of Time can akone
make them forget
10 dilate on the HGnp virtues of this
very interesting woman appears to be al
mos uSeteSs--beCause it would be of inter
est only TO those With whom she was Connect
ed or aequainted--and they already know of
them, aud know TOO how greatly they are
to be vaiued----they know better how to cs-
innate, than | DO to describe them.
1t may not, however, be unnecessary to
mention, that she an agreeable com
panion, All afiectonate wife and mast du
tiful daughter.--Shep possessed trcly com
passionate soul and great affdbility Of man
ners---,wo qualities leach of which is
amlable in themseives,) seldom combined
III the same person---and twas these. and
many more such, that gained her friends,
and made those friends TO ioUe hcr-And
yet has she fed "this earthly sphere and
then-and gone to rest her vtrGuouS soul in
Heaven.
A friend to the deceased-and one who
knew her weli--has taken the liberty oil
saying thus much of her TO the world
lisa poor tribute, and but little adequate
to her real merits.
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We know also that pusiib funotiensry, under
the name of Charge des Aiiares of the U States
still resides in Spain, and has been accredi.,, BY
that government. 1t is inportSnt 10 our Cit 8. rs
to know how far they may trade 10 Spain. II
is important to 2scure the Friendship OF the Spa
nish Population in America, be the situation o..
siiairs IN Europe what 1t will. l consider it our
boundcn duty 10 endeavor 10 obtain information
on this subject. lhopc therefore that no gentle
man viii think 1t dcrogstory to enquire into the
state oil our relations with that nation. 80 AS
conceive that very important information nav be
given by The Executive which does not REQUIRE
secrecy, & that we as the Representatives OF the
people ought TO have that information, 1 have
thought II my duty to offer Tie following resolu.
ton
Resoivei, That The President Of the U S. he
requested To cause to be laid before this House
such information AS he can communicate which,
does no, require secrecy, OF the appointments Of
I'm ambassador or other public minister by the go
fernnent OF Spain Of the supreme Central Junta
exercising the government IN behalf of the ,;eo.
Pie OF SPAN sin &C the detc..ion OF their king m
France, or o: tic application oi any person to bc
received by the PiesideEt and accredited as
public minister under such ;,u;horly-and of any
measures taken or proposed ON the part OF Spa in
SINCE the purchase Of Louisiana by the u. s. for
the settlement of differences and making in de ~,
hincation Tor claims against that government for
spoiiaticns committed on the high seas, and also
Tor settling the boundaries between the ,crrto.
fies OF the u. S and the Spanish territories, aud
any Official information which may have been re.
ceved from Charles w. King OF Spain, of his
having 8bdicated the oNernnent IN iayoy Of Fer
dnanh Filrii, and Of his acceptance tucreot--
and generally, such information as nay enable
Congress to form correct idea OF the relative
situation OF tic People of the U. States viii.
the Spanish people and government
On the question "w II the House now cons.
der the resolution ~ 1t was determined in the
negatively 10 f3.
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20 justice must rejoice Ia this man at length
IN the hands o. the minister's of the law. Aud
when ne has a,oned for his conduc. in this case.
lie may expect 10 be called to account for his at
tacks on great number OF other resne c,,,b,s
and worthy characters who have been the object.
OF ms malice anj revenge -Colan,6ian.
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TE-HE CHARACTER OF STITH MEAD,
"a Methodist Preachcr) FOR ONE sH1L-
LlNG-By Nm GUIREr-To be had at tho
Printing Office of Manson and minor.
Richmond, March g. II
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7 oST, between my house and Richmond, q
IL BOND on Pleasant Younghusb4nd decd.
dated July 1905 endorsed to me by Witshir,- VI
Lewis, for 8 C SO, with inteies 81 from the date
A reasonable reward Will be given the finder, OF
returner,
IcHN P SUTTON.
March s, Il
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NOTICE An persons having claims again,
the estate OF Jo!.n HeveninshaIn, Esquire.
decd. viii please to lodge them with Mr. lanes
Drander of Manchester for settlement, and ALI
those who made purchases at the sale at Summer
HI Will make payment to Mr. b snder, who is
authorised TO receive The money for all sales made
there, and to grant receipts for the same
THE EXECUTORS.
March 2t
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THE AMERIC AN CONSUL at the CITY Of
x Dublin respectfully info ms the merchants
of the United STATES, that ms commercial esta-
biiShmen, i'll that cuy, Under the firm Of Thomas
c, 9ohH Engiish, will transact such business an
may be conaded to their direction.
March 6. 1tg
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NEwYoi

NEw YoRE, February 90.
JUSTICE CoN1sc yesterday ,Tanpes Cbeet
nan, author of the Lie Of Paine, wa, brought
into the court Of general sessions and plead TO an
indiot,hent found against him by ihe grand iuIy
OF I've country for his publications respecting
Madame bonneville, in that book. Every friend
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~ OTlCE-All persons having claims against
i the Estate of John Hol, decd late Of sur.
ry county, or against the late Firm Of John Holt
and Co are earnestly requested to bring then,
forward properly authenticated, and they SHAH
he discharged and those indebted to the ssf,,e
" to the late Firm, are solicited to come for
ward and settle, a division Of tie Estate il a.
ooot to be made between the parties interes,e
JANIS SIMPSON,
attorney joy Eis4 H. R,t. A.Iu.sx Of
john HOLT, de- a..
surry County, March 6 w4oI
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lust received and for sale at the NEW
, CHEAP SHOE-STORE, next door above
the Rising Sun Tavern on the eros street leading
TO Mayos Bridge--six boxes Shoes, four ba,reis
do containing 1900 pairs, we'll assorted. which
will nc sold at whole sale on the most reasonabIe
terms. for cash or produce.-At retail, Ladies
Morocco SlippeFs--Centienen Morocco and
Sc / sin jumps, right and let's Wax Calf 8.
seal skin fine Shoes CT superior oualitv-A
good assortment Of Coarse Shoes--Shoe.t hread.
Irish potatoes, &c.
WIN. II. HUBBARD.
March s ,yAvv
n b fresh supply from New.York, of the
5. materials faT boots which are executed with
i,eatness and dispatch.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

The French Journals, are written bv men of
superior minds men who unde, stand the
Iu'ncthteS which govern success or failure
Oh enerprtzes. and are much acquainted
with facts IN detail. The article we give
to day shewsyou your true situat on The
Bull ION committee have partly opened
your eyes; but they blundered, from
their small knowledge in tue science of DO
hical economy, and by some false deduc
lions have little weakened the truths
they did develope. The Journal de En-
fire mas uneirlng principles on his topic,
ana you cannon do better than listen 10 il
IN TINS. She VIII tell you why your specie
is gone-she VIII tell YOU that , on no ion
ger nave a balance oftrade, which brings
Tue precious metals the G whei ever it is.
She will tell you that You cannot have a
balance OF trade from a Combination of
circumstances against you-from the pc
mus and industry successfully employed
on lie Continent to find substitutes for CO..
loniai produce from the cultivation of
such OF the Colonial produce as will grow
on the Continent from new habits lessen
ing the desire tor these articles of luxury
In France and It's dependencies and fl al.
~, from the power add vigilance of the
French government, which sinus your
trade out OF the Continent, all but n small
ana Dlugg7nS remnant. r
She will give you this fearful in
teliigence, that you have no surhlus for
war without commerce, and that therefore
1T money is found for war, it must be out
OF the bowels OF the people All this is
information on which you ought to pause
l. will expla n your
difhculties better than the orators of The
Bank OF England. or even the Bullion Com
mittee, who did find out something. From
the understanding of the cease of YOUR
miserles, you will at length turn Your ewes
to the right quartcr for a remedy. Ypu
will no longer listen to the bank orators
to the modern afchymist8 seeking after
bullion; nor to that arch political econo
mist halt made of serious agricultural stu
dies, compounded with mock puriotism
and unteigned selhshness. "-London
Statesman.
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AM still inclined to dispose of nv Estate in
4 Charles City County, viz. GREEN WAY.
containing 500 acres of fine level improyeable
wheat LAND, more or less +; on which is eve.
ry house reasonable man can wish, a variety
OF good fruit, large and extensive fertile Gar
den MONSACER, about 500 acres, on which
Is new small building < 4 hundred peach trees:
equally level and much tie same kind of soil =
The Tavern at the Court house, large and com
modious, together with the Stores and two hun.
dred acres of high land and nv adow All these
farms are adjoining each other, and the whole
boundedby two Creeks emptying into lanes
River, which forms Bay before the door of
the dwelling house, not more than 400 Yards
distance On each streams valuable Mill
Seat, in the heart of the County, which affords
great crops of wheat The distance from This
is thirty'miles, and from Petersburg twenty FIVE
The water at each place is equal TO Mountain
Water, and no seat in our part of the State is
generally more healthy pleasant If the above
property is not disposed of in a few months, the
Tavern, Stores, &c VIII be leased for a term of
years, or rented for year This Tenement is A
good stand for mercantile concern, and rents
for * 100 annually. For terms apply to
JOHN TYLER.
RICHMOND, Nov 9. st
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europe.
o. ENGLISH FUNDS.

The Bank of England lin league with the
ministry no douot) had agreed to advance
some money on the pledged Owniun, to
Prevent if from being thro7vn in TOO great
quantities. into fhe market (which would
have encreased the depre citation, and crea
ted universal distrus..-AS this business is
more momentous than the battles in Portu
gal we copy the following from the Globe of
Oct 4 :-Uhi1
1--WE yesterday stated, that on Tuesday
morning the Broker of Messrs. Goldsm,d &
Exchange. the price at which the bargains
Tor stock had been made. -rhis actually
took place, but 1t OF course related only to tn e
bargains where stock was to be delivered or
received on that day, and could not allute to
the general settling Yesterday there was
meeting or the gentlemen who had made
Tune bargains with the Broker of the house
OF Mess:s. Goldsmid and Co. but it was ad
Journed. as no instance had occurred of their
refusing TO settle their bargains or to fulfil
them. They Yesterday pad the differences
on the bargains which became due.
Ii was also yesterday announced, that the
bank mad consented toadvance mot as said
IS per cent. bu) IS per cent on the plede
ed Omnium. in the hands OF the gentlemen
who had lent money on the security of it, as
the means ofpreventing itfrom being bro't
hastily TO the market. In other words, ihev
were willing TO pay back C Is OH all the ON
mum upon which C SIS had been paid to
take 1t IN as if only 10 per cent. had been
paid on II, and to advance all the rest, on he
individuals giving the usual bond for the re-
demption This resolution argues ex raor
binary spirit and iberali.y on The par, of the
BANK unless indeed we are to presume that
they nave received some extraordinary en-.
r. f,.yr
mum had already suffered dep,eciati N of
10 per cent. /; and their original resolution
was, that they would not take it until 90 per
cent. was paid upon it,"
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FRENCH PAPERS.

The Journal d IEmhire contains the Col
lowing article
analysis of'fhe Financial situation of Err
land and france
ENGLAND England Cannot have more
than 500 miiIions of revenue: sue has. hoy
ever. $500 millions but 500 millions re
present her actual wealth, and 200 mill.
ons the revenuc of her monopoly whence
it results, that when England is ever 50 lit
tie cTamped IN her co;fimerce the exchapge
becomes untavordble to her she can no
longer support herself, and she reunires
paper money. Paper money is natural
and Indispensable consequence'of the sitna i.
ton of nation which Ike England, has ere .
ated a Fictitious revenue. England paws
600 millions of interes. for debt: tina, Is.
twice her real and reasonable revcnne.
FRANcE.-France has 500 millions Of re
venue in time of peace. This is unIy two
thirds of what she can raise in time Of war
by adding so ccniimeS to her rates of i'm
ports, her revenue is raised 70 200 MILL.
ons. This revenue is wholly derived from
her own'territory. She has so millions of
debt, that is to- say, one sixth Of her orGina
~ income IL IS obvious from this. that
France has not aud ought not to have ana.
per money. France NAV be considered a,
rich farmer, who finds every thing on his
farm. She has no need of commerce. but
as an agent for selling her productions -
Germany, Italy, are open to her speculate
ons; and even England is happy to receive.
when she chooses TO send the surplus OF her
produce. The bank discounts twice as much
as the Cijsse DE Comhte discounted In
1850, ithas 10 millions Of notes in circu
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Straved
L from the Fairfield Race Ground, some time
since, likely dark brown coloured MULE, with
bob tail, and the hair worn of the right thigh,
Whoever will deliver said Mule to Mr.. William
Randolph, at Wilton, Col Miles Selden, near
richmond, or the subscriber, shall receive the a.
boye reward, and all reasonable charges from
.9OHN = WERTH,
Who has to dispose of
1000 Seasoned one inch ALBANY PLANK. and
PAR End hand BURR MILL STONES.
October 20 e
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november 6

DUBLIe hUcTIoN.--By virtue Of the last will
and testament Of Robert Means, deceased ;
VII be sold, to the highest bidder, on Wednesday
the 2ist day of this present month, If fair. other
wise, the next fair day, the Honses & Cyo,,.i,
now in the occupation Of IVm Robertson, Esq
on ShookG Hill, and an unimproved Lot, upon
the same square. The sale viii commence at 1 Q
o'clock, at The house occupied by M Robertson
Twelve months credit will be allowed, but the
purchasers must'give bond with approved seou.
ri'y, and deed Of trust upon the property, in or
der to ensure punctud payment OF tie purchase
money.
U4NTBL GILL.
Execute, Of tie Lost WI md Testament of
kober Mans, dsc'd.
EoYember s. eds
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III Office BY virtue of deed of trust, exc
~ cuted 20 the subscriber, by VIM Murray,
ESQ. OF Amelia, to secure the payment Of debt
due to Pollok, Tredway & Co of Manchester,
and by request of the said Murray !; Viii be sold,
upon the premises, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
the present month, all that part of the Flat Creek
Est. adjoining Meade's mill, in the county afore-
said, which lies between the main road running
through the said Est. and the lands of Edmund
Harrison, containing by estimation, about two
hundred and sixty acres. This land is consider
ed tobe of superior quality for either tobacco or
grain, and is nearly one half in wood in additi.
on to which there gre about 20 acres of prime
meadow land, which may be easily reclaimed,
lying on both sides ola bold stream, dividing the
land nearly in the middle. The terms will be one
aud two years credit for about Is 500 of the pur-
chase money for the balance, cash or speedy
payments will be required, as may be agreed on
at The time Of sale-tbe purchaser will be requi-
red TO execute deed Of trust upon the land, to
secure the punctusl payment Of the said sum of
$500 or the lien which r. +. L Co now have
on the land, may remain until the debt due TO
them is paid, which debt is not demandable in a
shorter time than one and two years.
J. ROBERTSON, JR. Trustee.
november 6. tbs
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oBsRr JoHNsroN is now opening gene
A raj and well selected assortment of Goods,
consisting of suPerfne. nese and coarse ,iltl,s,
kerssymcres, vestings, Manchester cor Is, Scooter
Pia!d' coat'ngs, rose and duffl blankets, hannels
plains, cotton, worsted and yarn hose, kussis G.
IRISH shcet'ngs, irish linens, Mattresses dressing
glasses and cases, OIL cloth, horse Whips, CLONE
lamps, epaule'ts. drums ifcs, plunes. seine
tw'oe Hardware OF every description, viz. an
Wis, vices, smiths bellows, screw plates, scythe.
oiades' patent cutting knives, German {, Crawley
steer MIL pitt. cross cut, hand and sash ga VS.,
&c files ofevery kind. trace chains, Wagon box
es' spades and shovcls, wafi. and water irons
britannia tea pots. japanned lamps, plotting in.
s.uments, plated and common csstors, glue En-
gi,sh white lead, Spanish brown, yellow ochre,
window glass, putty, &c. &C. The above will be
sold low for cash or acceptances.
november 6 E,c
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MANcHEsTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
HE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders will be
Il held, at Brooks's Tavern, in Manchester, on
the first Monday in December next Such mem.
bers as cannot attend in person, will, it is expect
ed, appoint their proxies.
The undersigned wishes TO be furnished with
proper evidence Of shares sold and purchased
since the last meeting in order that transfers
Insyb be made on Che comPany's books, AID shares
duly represented.
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk
November 6. T3ON
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THIRTY DOLLARS REwARn,p,,

L way from the subscriber, living at Stafford
Court House. Virginia, on the night of the 10Th
instant. bright mulato lad named AMOS, abou,
~ years OF age, S feet 9 or 10 inches hph-a
smart active fellow, has been accustomed To ws;,
principally but can take care of horses, and drive
carriage. He has very conspicuous scar up
on the left cheek, OF about inches long, much
blacker than the rest oil MS face. Its SUPPOSED
that he will endeavor to proceed to the North.
ward, by means ola forged pass, which it is be.
heved, ne has procured His clothes cannot be
described, as he had variety of them.
The above reward will be given for securing
Amos in any Jail SO that the subscriber NAV pe;
HIM sgain, and all reasonable charges will be paid
ifhe be brought home
JAMES MFTCRFLL.
November 2d e