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PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS

PRICE DOLLARS 50 CENTS-
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-.
else lGd A,Giruvrcs of the French Infantry,
issued August lst, i79l; and the NaaGu-
vres aided, which have been since adopted
] by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
snGanes OF tue Field Artillery, with Intan-
/ Try BY Col lrence Amelot de LacrolX, lare
Chiet Of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
Z plates.
The principal part of this work has been
Translated from French to English, by Lieut..
\ Ioh Macdonald, in the service ct his Britain
NICK majesty. Col. de LacrolX has not only
aSaiied himself of Macdonald's translation,
cut has retained the principal theories, with
which Col Nj. has enriched his work, espe-
sally MS comparison OF the French tactics
WIN the frussian, t,nd the principles of the
Glasrent nations with the English; because
nose Valuable notes are sufficient for such
Comparisons, and are IN point. Col, DE l..
aaa augmented those notes.
Inc Introduction of Col de Lacroix' work
WI urect The attention Of the young Ameri-
.a'S 10 the study OF learned tactics, the re-
."' Oh experience, and en.,ble them to obtain
precision desirable In the warrior, Tor
81 must DC convinced that a good officer
wins ! Sood soldier, and that the expert
s;Ne Of aSes has demonstrated, that the SOL
i -" VIII perform his duty correctly, when ne
SEeIl commended.
a. ule ehd of the second volume of this
y tA'Co De Lacroix has added the marcu-
a,s soi Tue held artillery with the Infantry,
o ssOrul0s 10 Tue French principles. 1t is not
Il Ss.ly to lavish praises on the advantage
i,r a;Ovlng this numbering arm with the same
now i.y ana CELEBRITY as the line. Europe is
N Ss sa g convinced and confesses it He has adj
W.. a'es, which demonstrate those maneu-
s,s % essential to the great operations of
item. u VIII enable ofhcers TO execute
emf ~ ~ oe Lacroix has Judged if also eypedi-
n MANI, - add 10 this book some new adopted
10 e ,s.. which have been put in practice
N To ses advantage in the face of an enemy
aodSs aa a; the value of this work is the only
s'Sia induce him to augment its size.
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Negro DANIEL,
twenty Dollars Reward.

n BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the Tin OF last
month, man whose name is RALPH, II
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little TO say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton erjacket and lrow-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathlng a free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, aud it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' q:
,Jofeph H. Vaudeville,
Has rust received and offers fas sale,
20 hogsheads Orleans Sugar
20 do Philadelphia Whlskey
so barrels do
Is bales Carolina Cotton.
A L @,
Good Port and other Winesby and
few barrels nice Herrings and Shad'
July IL.
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rTRAYED from the stable Of the subscrib-
- err. on the 4th of July last, bright pay
HORSE about IA hands and an men h's'',
: years old, lad bob tail, one OF MS una
feet white, believed to be the LETT one' and
..o.,, star in his forehead. The above re-
ward will be paid for delivering him to me- 2
Lewis tllpAlns,
at Libby and Carnes'
August %
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Five Dollars Reward.

Occoquan, June %.
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July 49,.
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
Haze jue Rsceirsd and for Sale,
100 bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans Sugar
Is do. second quality do'
10 barrels Gin
so boxes Pipes, containing gross each
Is quarter casks Malaga Vine
30 boxes dipt Candles.
They also want to purchase a quantity OF
FLAX SEED.
July 81.
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Having a desire to decline the
business OF store keeping at Occoquan, we
wish to dispose OF the present small Stock OF
e. y 1 IL )
on hand, to person who would be willing
and more able 10 Keep store well assorted
than ourselves, and VINO would do business on
scale sui1i lentIy extensive for their interest,
end 10 do justice to SO valuable a situation.
We Will also Sell or Kent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf We at present occupy, beng
calculated ior q store and counting room upon
the fl ST floor, and Tor family upon the Sc
cond floor, with all excellent dry &c lar under
the whole buildiag, together with brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been eoua to any in Virginia ior the sale of
b,tA Dry Goods and Groceries; and If the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no dou t but this stand will be equal
to former times, as We propose to keep up
a constant cash market for wheat, and Will
probably buy 70 to 10000 bushels.
ElIseot, Campbell g Wheeler.
Occoquan, June %.
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TO RENT.

T-HE subscriber being DESTROYS OF re-
i moving nearer to his off e will rent the
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE which he
now occupies, at the southern extremity OF
Fairfax street. Attached to this house is an
haIf.acrc Lot, upon which there is an excel
lent Garden and every convenient out house.
To good tenant the rent will be very mode
rate, and possessioa Immediately given. APP
ply to Col. S1MMs, or to the subscriber.
John D. Simms.
July cow
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BRYAN Hampson. & GO.

Haze Just received and 2Ger Tor sale,
10 bhds. and 50 barrels first quality SUGAR
90 do seco 4 quality,
iOpipes old London particular Madeira,
2 pipes and 8 tierces London market and
Is quarter casks MaIaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
nhds. old jamaica spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
5obarrels New E4glanl Rum,
40uoprime WAiskSy,
~ chests imperial,
10 10 Young Ayson TEAS, of this years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
also, the best selected Flour for do.
NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just tub!hed and TOR Sale,
At the Bookstores Of K. Gray, and Cotton
and Ste1Uart---
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! Salss at Vsrdae.
.r.rv Tuesday and FRIDAY.

On every lucSuay Ct
NJ WILL BE SOLD !,
he yendue Store, corner OF friho' aA'
uS Water streets. ~
, y.,;tt, Of Dry Goods. Groceries, &C 6,
n f""L i.rs 1of which will be expressed IN
P ''l If the day-All kinds of goods
ths Do ore on limitation and the prices Oh
"ni'n ore established, can at any time DC
when md purchased at thelowest limitatioa
.no prices = ,..r..e,,cr =
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Tofeph H. MandeVllle,
uts Iyyr REcAIVED q FOR SHE,
~ ~ Dorsheads Sd and 4th proof good West.
lula spirits. =.
% do Sugar, various qualities
10 tierces New Rice.
hossheads Molasses.
do Copperas.
do Alum
20 barrels Whiskey and 80 barrels New
England Rum.
20 chests of imperial, Young Hyson' and
Tyson SFin Teas.
Port, Madeira Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
sn barrels OF behring's and Shad'
90 barrels Herrings, put up with Psrsicu-
lar care and salt-petred
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
]uy 2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02
Fer Gale az ms eFee,
ENIN Gs' s
New Virgtnia TNsifce,

CoHTAIRING
The Duties Of Justice OF Pesuc. Gee to-.
ther with variety of useful prcr..r, IT.
adapted 10 thelaws now IN force, Also
forms OF convcyancihg, such as des0s of
barg ahd sale, lease and re- lie ase, "a. yte
sasCs trust, &c,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11
Richmond, July 10.
THE BROAD ROCK

EOCKEY-CLUB RACES, will commence on
y Monday, the 24lh day OF September next
The first day, WheGt Suteep Stake for three
years old Colts and Files, running mile heats ;
entrance so bushels, half forfeit, colts entered,
subscription closed. Also, will be run for, the
same day, mile heats, elegant S,iver Cur,
worth S 100; free for all untried and 4 year
ODDS, running mile heats. To this there are four
subscribers and or more to make race-sub
scription to close the Goth of September
The second day, the :Joekey Cut Purse of 500
Sd mile heats.
The third day, the P,op,ieto,'s Purse of s 200,
3 mile heats
The fourth day, a Szueep Stake for 8 year old
colts and fililes running two mile heats, entrance
100 5, half forfeitto this stake, there are sub
scTlbers and closed. The weights of those ra
ces will be agreeable to the Fairfield Jockey
Club weights the money for the Jockey Club
and Projectors purses, will be paid up TO the
winners by the proprietor of the field As this is
the first race of the present club, the members
are requested to attend at the Broad Rock Tav
ern the evening ofthe first days race for the pur
pose OF forming rules and regulations for the 90
vernment of the CLUB.
The following toll viii be collected at the gates
each day
Four wheel carriages, S10O
do do o So
Persons on horse back, O IS
do onioot' o I25
JOHN WORSHAM.
ProP,Tefor ot the Fyeid
Il. Any person wsnting booths on the race
field, will apply TO maj Bal, who will act for me
IN my absence. ]. w.
August 81. 6a
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Forum.
Translated for The Baltimore american.
IMPERIAL DECREE.
Sept Z.

iNiI DESkEE.
| STRAsBURG, May 28-The following
are the provisions OF the decree constituting
the " Maternal Society,"" an extract OF
which we gave IN our paper of yester.
day.
TITLE-1st. Of he. formation of a So
ciety ofmotheriy charity
Art. a society called the Maternal
Soc!efy, shall be formed III our good Guy of
Paris, to be under the protectlut OF the En-.
press.
The object of this Society shall be to af
ford succour to the poor iying-in women in
our empire to administer 10 their wants
and 10 assist III the sucking OF their chill
dren. IL shall have Councils OF administra
ZION organized Ill each otour forty tour good
cities
I'd. 1t shall have, for each Council of ad
mIoistration, allotted d dis; rici the extent
of which we shall determine, by the report
which shall be made us by our minj,,rr ne
the interior tor that purpose, and which
shall compose the cities which will partIci
pate OF the sucCours afforded by each coua
Gil.
Sd. The number of ladies who shall
compose the Maternal Society Is fixed al
1000 They shall receive brevets signed bv
the Empress.
9Th. Ladies who wish to become mem
bers of the Maternal Society, will mike
known their intentions in writing to the
secretary OF the preiectures or sub prefec.
lures, or to those OF the bishoprics. or at the
municipality of their abode.
5th The Maternal S iciety shall have Is
dignitaries: council general at Paris. four
wee presidents OF the Council general coun-
ellis OF administration i'll each OF our good CT
ties; secretary. general and treasurer
general at Paris; and local treasurers in
The other cities.
The vice presidents shall be chosen from
among the Is dignitaries fine Secreta
ny general who snail be our grand almoner
and the treasurer general shall be compre
headed amongst the dignilaries of the soci
ETY..
9th. The Council general shall be com
posed OF 100 ladies chosen from amongst
the members of he society. to wi, IVA in
each OF the cities of Bordeaux. Florence
Brussels, Genoa, Lyons, Marseilles. Rome
kouen and Turn; one in each of out other
| good cltieS' and 40 III cur COED city of Pa
ris.
7th. The Empress shall preside in the
council general and in the council of adm
nistration ct our good city OF Paris.
| 8th. The council general shall correspond
with the councils OF administration vb;rL
shall be established in each Of our otI,er
cities. '''
9ih' They shall assemble twice wear.
to take coSnlzance Of the affair of the Socf
| eY TO regulate the distribution of the funds
between the different councils of admins
"a,'on ana TO receive the general reports
ADD the accounts Of the receipts and eYnen
ces thereof from the treasurer general
! lOIh. Three subscribers, CHOSEN from
inongst the men vino have subscribed To as
sist Ia the acts of benifccnce of the society
Shall be designated as counseliofs of he
committee Of administration Of our good c
| " OF Fari~, to be Consulted and admitted
to the SNtugs whenever IL shall be deemed
accessory.
TITLE IL. q the .f4ads efMe Soei
llth The subscription Of The ladies' com
PoS'as pc Maternal Society. is fxed a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11

n T Superior Court of Chancery. holden at
"A the Capitol. i'll The City of Richmond, the
22d September, 1909
Samuel Donaldson, surviving partner of lanes
Gibson, Samuel Donaldson and Douglass III anil
ton, merchants and partners, under the firm of
Gibson, Donaldson aud Hamilton, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Aiexand n Donald {, John Merchie, surviving
executors, and trustees Of Robert Donald, decd.
Daniel Weisegar, executor of Joseph Weisegar,
who vas also sn executor of the said Robert Do.
nald, decd and Thomas Augustus Taylor.
defendants
THE defendant Daniel Wesegar, who is ou,
OF this country, and against whom the plaintiff
pears to have proceeded i'll the mode pre- scribed
by law. in such Gases, MT having entered his ap
pearance & given security to perform the decree ;
the court on motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel,
doth take his bin for confes sed as to that Il fen
dant, and order of lis commissioners 10 ex.
anime, state and settle account of the admins
traton of the goods, and chat,eis, and credits of
Robert Donald decd as wei! by the said Damitl
Weisegsr by his testator, The saifl Josep. Wei.
segar, and make report thereof to the court,
with any special matter thought pertinent by him
self, required by the parties to be specially sta
ted.
Il Copy. Teste.
I'm ~. RENING, C. c:
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August Z.

NJ ALUABLE PROPERTY-FOR SALE -
In pursuance Of decree of the circuit court
ofthe u. States, for the Virginia district, pro
7lotinced at the Nov 1909, session of that cour,
between VIM Kunkali Z Co. plaintiffs, against
Thomas M Deane and others, defendants, and
Eef ween Serbia Scropbait aud Starman pleHs
and the same defendants
W,ll be e. posed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira
in the county Of Cumberland. on Monday, tie
27tl, dayof August next, that valuable MER-
@HANT MILL. usually called the Ca IrA Mills
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other Lots Of
Grnund at that place. Also, all the LANDS at
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and up
wards, which belonged 10 James Deane, Thomas
M Deane and Francis Deane, or to either of
Them, on the ooh day of March, 1901 Terms of
sale, temper cent. on the purchases to be paid in
cash a credit OF one, two aad three years for
the residue Of the purchase money, to bear inter
sst from the day of sale-ths purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap-
proved by the undersigned commissioners, or
Abe one that may act, and also executing deed
OF trust upon the property so purchased, for Sc.
curing the payment thereof at the periods sfore.
SAID Previous TO the day of sale, the land " Ill
DC divided into convenient lots To suit purchasers
II. G e 11LI24ns, comts.
July IL. ids
0J The sale Of the above mentioned pronsr
~, is unavodably postponed TIL Wednesday, the
2o'h of next month, at which time it will Ger
sanily take place.
{. COPELAND.
". WLLLI3MS.
august II. ids
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OFFICLHL PAPERS.
INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE.

AAN ASNCAIi L Eli AONRCOINJNDENt
Letter from Nahoicon 20 me Queen of 81
city, Hfon the occa8iou Of the union he
Tad contracted 7Vifh her niece, me .4ych.
duchess Maria Louisa.
r. was incloscd in letter from Madam
Beufe!, dated Paris, the 27th Februsrv.
to her husband The colonel of the I7th re-.
g'ment Of ght infantry in the second di.
VISION OF the second corps of the French
army IN Spain, aud las intercepted Nv tic
light parties attached to the army 81 the
lets The original IS in the possession Of
hrs bXceiency he marquis Of Romano, to
whom 1t was delivered.
Letter from l2ad@me Beurct 10 her linz.
band
My dear and good fciend have lust re.
ceNed pretty large packet ncl0siDg a
letter tor myself, one tor M Cierisif. sno-
ther for he Mayor Of La RIVERS, and a
fourth tor M. DE Barthiley. ain very giad
that you have written to the last mentioned.
as my papa had just received letter from
hin' complaining os your silence, and ex.
pressing his fears, that YOU would initiate
your protector, and forget him. Heis much
attached 10 you, and will wrIe to- Won as
soon as we have Informed him If he nun
Der OF your corps and division You say no
thing concerning your health bot on
ciuOe that you are completely recovered
'rob' your irequeDting the lodges OF the & %.
masons. Niue is goud. nOtwiths,audirr :
cold we experience here. Papa and az
are very well, and Eugene better .bsr
.oi Us ne IS continually talking Of sou. a.
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CITY or RICHUOND .

HE Commissioners appointed by an ordi
"A nance, OF the SAID city, e.titued, "AnOr
d'hince, 70 carry into effect the set o. Assembly,
anituied, = an act to reduce the widh of certain
streets on Shockm Hi in The civ of Is edmond p
10 employ surveyor ID ascertain t.e original
pounds OF all te stree sld squares, which we're
RAD out ny 'he Ia'e VIM Eyrd. Esq &c. having
made report, according t3 .le objections ofsaii
ordinance, 10 the C9Wm0D Ilsn 81 said CITY. AZ
their stated meeting, ia this moah In pursuance
OF resolution Of thc s~iG Common ii n No.
tee IS hereby gwen, tDst cle common Han for
said city, viii, at Che nez stated meeting, pro.
&C. cd to considerti,c s.id repc~t
N SHLFP4AD. lES. C. H c. r.
August o. t9iMSsu.
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Mr. G.y.rd,n haOing preferred a situation on the
H4i for his establishment,
she SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure as
6 sure their friends, that The business of the
Academy. whereofL. Girardin, d Dovie and
john Wood. have at present the administration,
will, from the 1st of September next be conduc-
ted by them with the cooperation of Mr Cru.
solles, late teacher in the College of Baltimore
French gentleman of great requirements as
well in Classics and Mathematics as in his ma.
tive tongue.
The advantages resulting to youth from this
association will be OF great consequence TO the
inhabitants OF Richmond and its vicinity More
time and attention will be applied To English,
Latin and Greek ClasSics--the fees for Tuition
reduced to a reasonable standard, and the mind
re directed to useful and early practice, as we'll
as Theory, in Mathematical and Mercantile stu
dies
They will Limit to that number which may ap.
pear most reasonable to the parents and them
selves the teachers will be equally responsible
IN their departments, excepting the French
teacher, whose hours ofattendance will be limit
ted.
In discipline, the same order and harmony
shall be preserved in all departments, that have
tor nearly three years been kept up by ID. Doyle
IN his department. it shall be neither indolently
lax nor tyranuically severe.
The prices concluded on as most reasonable,
will be,
for Ehgi'sh, including History, Geography,
Bellies Letters. bookkeeping, and Mathematics,
per quarter-S3 8.
For the above with Latin and Greek langua-
gcs-S 10,
For small Glasses in Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting and Crammar--S 6
This establishment will have in view utility
not ostentation and its object will be to give
That knowledge OF the English Ldnguage, OF the
Classics, and OF the Mathematics, which will
considerably facilitate the completion of cole
giste education.
IT must be apparent to ALL that, whereas the
English, Latin and Creek classics, as well as
Spelling. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. and
for the most part, Geography aud the use of the
Globes were taught solely by ID Doyle, for near
~ two years in this Academy, when the school
was numerous. that when additional teacher
of eq'al capabilty is added, the number of pupils
hmlted, and the fees for tuition much diminish.
ed, there can be little doubt Of respectable and
lasting patronage.
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T AND AND MILLS-The subscriber oe
IL ing authorised by Mr. Spotswood Lips
cow,be, offers for sale, Three hundred and forty.
fUe acres Of LAND, lying in Heinrich county
about six miles from Richmond, on Westham
Creek, between the three CHOPPED and river roads
the improvements consist of a small Dwelling
Of four rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Meat house, a
garden and yard well ncosed; Sac and Grist
y-l9ils, all recently but--About thirty FIVE acres
Of this Land is in cultivation, the residue a.
bounds with excellent budding, and other tim
Der /; twenty-five acres fpcme .ieadow might
be had at small expen-e Of reclaiming it.
The pre- misses vii &c shewn 10 any person IN
clnet to purchase, by Mr. Edmund West, Oman
sger) on the Land, and the terms made known
by
THOMAS TA1LOR.
August. tl5lhS
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L AND FOR -SAiIE-By virtue OF a decree
~ OF the Superior Court OF Chancery TOR TIE
Nichmond District,--ssiU be offered for sale at
the town of Cara, on ,,onday the 27;h day of
August next, that valuable TR CT OF LAND,
belonging to the estate OF p, terrified Trent. decd
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying IN the
county of Cumberland, on Willis river and ad
Joining the town of Cara, for the purpose of
raising sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to the estate of Alexander Trent,
deed the contiguity of this Land TO the town of
Cara where there is Merchant NJ H., which,
Will no doubt, in short time be III complete re-
pair, aud consequently will require large guam
titv OF wheat, &c well tobacco aspec-
tIon-and beng at the head of the navigsbe
waters of Wiis's river, render ii one ofthe most
desi-eabe tracts of land iii that part of the coun
try Added to these, the land is ofexcelent
quality, and well adapted to the culture OF to-
bacco, wheat, corn &c.
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
laid OFT IN lots, and sold to SUIT purchasers-and
the terms sale literal, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance Bonds and Sc
curity viii be demanded, secured by deed of
rust frequired by the COMMISSIONERS.
July 90 tbs
" The sale of the above mentioned property,
unavoidably postponed till Wednesday the 26lh
of next month, at which time it Will certainly
take place.
August 81 ids
i TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Flop
a ed from Mr. James Smith, about the mid
die OF My last, slave, named SAM, who la
been employed for several years past in that gen
tleman's Bake House.
SA about twenty four or five years of age,
low OF stature, and not very bulky; OF youthful
appearance, dark complexion, counlensnce
with an incessant smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
ne is not little fond OF shelving He is slow of
speech. and when spoken to suddenly quick
ly, stammers and hesitates exceedingly-His
Clothes not reco.lec;ed.
Some time in August last, note was given
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose of him,) to iook.ou for purchaser--It
merely purported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pretence of seeking mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out OF
the State.
All masters ofvessels and others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, NARROWING or carrying
him of
The above reward will be given, and all rea-
sonabie charges allowed, lfbrought back IN safe
ty to
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10 If