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tItlNIi DOLDARo Raw AID

N ESERTED from Rose's-Isand on the
~ night Of the 81 inst the following Soldiers be-
longing to the Army of the United States-viz :---
AMOS GRANT, private in tho Regiment IF .fr'il-
erists2S years of age, Brown Hair, Gray Eyes. fair
Compiex,on, and native of Ssoniagton, Con J His
face marked with gun powder-hsd on when he went
away a round hat, coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers
and shirt with frillcd BOSOM, and took aw'y with
him large silver watch, with a silver chain and a
gold key.
NATHANIEL BROWN, Of the Rife Reyimrnt, a.
bout feet inches high, dark haii, dark eyes, and
fair complexion, born in SHffen, UOrcesfa County,
(.,fass had on green coarse linen rifle irock and
trow scrs, trimmed with yellow fringe.
whoever will take up said deserters and deliver
them to the Commanding officer at Forts wocott o.
<dams shall receive the above reward, and all neees
sary charges paid.
HOUSE, Capt .irt1erisfs,
Csssessnsoy fors essss,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHEREAS the subscriber did in
w the month Of .Nrem5er, 1907, convey to
HOBERT WOODWARD, blacksmith, power of
Attorney to act and DO all things appcrtaining to
NV business during my absence This is tc give
notice, thas the said power Of Attorney viii cease
f'ofn this date. RICHARD BAILEY
sept s. ~
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10 Or. LEI,
TUE HOUSE now occupied hv
l. Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No11,
Peiiam-strees. Possession may be bad by the l5tbof
May. ...... .iiso, ......
That and well finished House, one door west
at the above. Possession may be had uy the first of
April.
For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Newb0rt, FEB %, 1910.
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THOMAS ROWLAND.

OK = tLl,
'I>HE Mss, spars, Sails, rigging, Stores, &c.
L suitable for single deoked Big, of 10 or
lis tuns or high or double decked Brig of l2O
o. 139 tms.--
For terms, and particulars,apply to
CONSTANT TABER.
June 28
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~. -. 49,,
THAT V.4LUdbLE ESTATE,
Ne. 1l2, e lis, Thames Street,
NOW occup,,o ~ LhmleS &. HoS
Y kins s. Co. The Lot measures as feet,
Thames street. and 100 on Church street, with stor,
on 1t. The House has nine rooms or Floor, with
agood Well Of water at the door. For terms ap-
ply to
THOMAS ROWLAND.
jan. 3
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REAL ESTATE--FoR SALE.

THE Subscriber oflcr for sale, his
l. House and Lot, together with large Coach
House and large Stable, the largest and best in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, few
doors from the State House.
The above property will be sold reasonable and at
accommodating terms.
JAMES PERRY.
July I8 18.G
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PRINTIN
I al its v.riet,. executed with elegance and des-
patch, and on The cheapes; terms possible, a. thu
otics VI the khsSs-Issssd Rseu5sess,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
DssSsstla Hrussa.
n &C HIM o N n,
v1JasDxw. Mares Is, 1910.

G sS'alsedayss mail sIss susua 'df Iiase)
tronEhe-so newspapers; hence we are -xn /.
able TO lag the budget of news brought
BY she British Pacl.e. before our .readers
this day. The accounts, We searn, are 10
the middle of january. "A few letters only
have been received in this city. kletfeg
from respectable rlsrchautin Baltimore.
(whoshad received letters by the packet,
TO "a mercantile house ia this city, states,
"di'hat Or pinkney had had an Interview
with The Marquis Wellesley, who treated
him with great .cordiaiisys and observed
thss>s6 soon as the Cabinet was formed.
another 'miAister should be seat to this
country, and Mr. Jackson called home that
he was disposed 10 healihe breaehbetween
the two governments; aud to mset the u.
States upon terms Of reciprocity
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
HoUsE OF KEPP EyEAT .zy1vEs.
We Monday, March s.
BATrURE.,

Mar Foiadextrr.s Tesc,utiop giving to Ner
Livingston, Srial in The circuit ard gu.
Prswe court osthc United States vas aie2k-.
ed ey a majority of seventeen, go -atee rs
Enees.
Mr. Eppes kJ,n the commt.ce to whom
was referred Mr. Macon.s eiil aud n =
own resolutions for conveying and arming
our mercdettmen, reported a bill for tn tr
purpose which W as :refepred.to ACC ,nmi.t "a
oltae wheie. He also reported the disa.
greement ef the csnnittee To the senate:x
amendments TO Mr. Macon's bill which
was CONQUERED dn by the house, 67 ayes ~
Roes.'
EAS=W. Aston, jr. Anderson, Bard
Basset, Bib, Boyd, r. Brown, Burwell'
Butler, calhoun, Clay, Ciepton, Cobb, Coca.
ran look, Cox, crawford. Christ, Cutss
dawson, pesha, EpPess T.; alley, F lsic, Frank.
I'm, Eannett, Gsraner, sGholson, Goodwyn.
Holland, Howard. Hufty, Johnson, Lyle.
Macon, M'Kee, MsKim, Miller, Moore.
Merrows Munford, Newbeia, Newrea n.
Porter p. u. Porter, .Rea. of Up. .Rn-a
OF 1F.j Richards, Roane. Root SAGE.
Sanpons, Seayer, Seyhers, Shaw. Shelley,
smile, u, Smith, .. Smith, Sou .aard, stan.
lterd, faylcr, Thompson, Tracy. TurnerJr.
Whreniit, Wiha=57. a
NAAS-L. =. Aston, Bacon, BlaisdelL.
Champion, Chitteadea, Dana Civ En,,t'
GariaPd. Geld Gray. Hale, Haysn. M.is.
ter. aoee@rd, X. Jackson, Kennedy. K ey,
hnickeroackers Lewis, Lirernore. L,y,n:.
stea, Mattaews, M'Srldey Mosslsy, Pear
son, Pick N an, pitkia, Potter, Qalncy. Ross.
net, Stanley .Ssed'nan, Stcpaea,eu,
Stafses, Swoope, Fruup, Van Horn Y,o
h ne @Sakley, Wheaton, Wuitman
MarchS.
Mr Eppes reported oil making aprrro,,
Priations fer Carrying. ante eif.ct cert.,n
ihdian treatiess Mr E,Inott, a Oil reiA,iv..
to RETURNING and impanelllng of iur,rs' ~
the coures of the DATED States: am NJ.
Love bill to make pubic arJad "a W,sn-
'nStoR County IA the district of e. oluur,..
whicn were severaily twice read aa1 las
Two nrst Committed aad tae last ord .r..I RI
De engrossea For third read,as
- CONVOY AND AR.aINS.
ane t1ovse speat some tine IA com.;,
Tee OF the whole on the oil YESTERDAY 90
ported by -ar Eppes. No oueslin. ~
taken or 1t. fae co nittee rose AMI n+;
tanned leave to SIT aseia. ~
I9A AERCIAI4i IN CGRc0URSR
message was received fro n tn.
fnfecmins tae House tat tney la,isr,.5, ~,
taear aaend.neats 60 the hi cancs,,i.
e9nmerci-l inIercoarse, &c. S
NAT w. Aistoa saoRed thar tbs Ha
ihsis, GA saeir disagree cut 10 tnr- ,.as",J
meats OF the senate. 80
After 50 ae desaitery debate.
Ine fonie agreed 90 insist. 73t, 4,
ALSO agreed to appoint a CO n MICE ,t-
ference. oi-con-A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
OHIO LGalsAAFJRK.
Extracts from the 5osraal of the house Of
Representatives. raesday. sJasuArv "a &.

Extracts from the 5osraal Of the hosse of
Representatives.. Tuesday, sJaAusry no..
The horse went into CON rriittce Of a.
whole MrSheioy in ihe chair, on the r.-
solut'oa appreVins tss measures of tine
general government, which beiaj. amended.
was agreed to as follows:
Resolved, by tae general assembly of t,,e
Sttte eff 0hio, That we highly ao3-oy... ~
the candid, FIRM and sdigni6el coaduot of
the executive of the United States d,r,,e
the ilnPortaas and difficult negocjat,ocs
with thu oelligerent powers in tae recess of
Congress, especially in p4rryinr tae Ins,di
Gus artihces OF the British court. in t5a;r
late uetarioas breach of politic Il fsis, and
national honor, IN refusing to ratIfy the
sole mn engagements catered into oI thrir
accredited minister; and arRly beiieyina.
taat on the part Of the Unitei Stat@s re-
cup OF friendship aud RECONCILIATION n,s
been drained to its very dregs =Faeresar.,
Resolved unanimously, That we nied,rr
cur lives, QUO fortunes aad all oar en.r %
in the support of all Just, necessary AMI EFF
ncienf measures, whlcn Congress maydeen
exPedient tor securing our injored rims
insuted sovereignty aud indspeadeoce
kesotyed, That the governor be rennest.
ed to forward copies OF the foreeoin.- raso
tntians to the president ofthe United 81 .,rss
the president OF the senate. and tn soea -
er OF the Rouse of representatives in Goa.
gresss N"">
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

"Se uhs reSoiutcs TO nave preserved The
coc''ry tram mixing in she Tlcso'atins
wars'of Europe no, withs,eu6,ug nc acst
erninent Perils-; and 10 have ba,fied the
Utmost 'cnening of the most subtle poll.
uciaGs of England and OF France. We
respectfully suggest che proprie,y Of fol.
lowing ap'shs course which has produced
such happy effects; OF progressing .ir The
defence otthe country; Of orgenizine the
militia; and above all of uniting in some
efficient and tempe rate SYSTEM: in sl.or,,
OF doing whatthe president has all along
recommended, to wits to keep the DOOR
opcn'foy negocis.ioe, but 90 prepare fer
The worst that con happen. Once prepar
cd we shalinot, on every :;riFiing coca
sion, subject our srumeroas-nRd respe6sa.
HE population to continual alarms. We
would al.o add, that as il may still be Tn.
certain whether Great Britain IS in ear.
BEST there will be rpropriely of adopt
ing some measure which shall compel the
English cabinet 4osexplaia its Ultimate in
tentiens; and not, as Bolingbroke says,
sukcr ourselves any longerlo be the dupes
OF yeruai promises and .autumnal disap-
poiBtmcnts.
Fhe late report Of the secretary ofthe
treasury appears to be The only solace
which the British ministry have to con.
sole them for lhe disgrace OF Mr.. jackson.
This appears by the i1foeences which
they draw from thst report. But the En-
g!,sh Paragrephists do no understand the
nature of our treasury department, or they
would not talk about Mr.. GaHalI's buda .
ct as they do. In Great Brit ain the prime
minister 6pds ways and means; but the
American Secretary of the Treasury, is
only kind of superintendent of receipts
and disbursements. Hence we seldom
lind !nninousfiDsnciaiv views in his reports ];
that, as we apprehend, from receat prac-
tice, being left TO the committee Of ways
aud means in the House of Repre- senta-
'uses. From Mr.. Galatiass port, there.
fore no -eeund epihioh can be ferxed of
the resources Of the United States, which
IN ta-t, ere almost 0Hboundeds And, as
Governor Tomkins has recently Eemar.
'ked, in public speech, and as has been
likewise remarked by late writer OR the
subject, t' When We Contemplate the i'm
mensc resources 10 be derived to the ma.
non from more than six kubdred millions
OF acres of public land, we must be per.
.eetiy satisfied that We are able to meet
every emergency which the injuries aud
insults OF any foreign power may render
unavoidable. Should we therefore be
drivent 10 the nece ssity of expanding even
forty millions for the purpose of assert.
ing our rights and maintaining our inde-
nsndence, the national debt would not
thsn hs greater. aor the finances of the
country less Aourishing. than they were
presious 10 the period have mentioned"
Such likewise, was the language of Mo.
EPpss, the chairman ct the committee eli
ways and means, on the 3oor ofCongsess.
He spoke the truth, and mol one OF the
federal members had The front to deny
1T; he also spoke ] Ike a patriot, and The
sentiment was acknowledged by every
heart that beats for American rights and
Independence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
FOR THE ARGUS.
CUR FOREIGN RELATIONS,


Ire last news from Europe is.safis.
factory in two points ef view.
list. 1tJustifies the republican adj
ninistration of the United States and
exposes the conduct of the tories of
New York, and the adherents of the
Essex Junto In Massachusetts, to-con-
semF,nous derisioG.
Cd Improves, as viii be shewn in
the sequel, that the prompt and ener-
getic dismissal of MIR. Jackson, the pa
triotic resolutions eff MIR. Cites, and
,he intrepid propositions of that ex-
cellent Young legislator Mr.. Troup,
alarmed the English cabinet, and even
tbe English nation; and induced "a
persuasion IN Great Britain, that A.
erica was at last reused to q vigor-
,ois and honorable windication Of her
rights; and that being thas alarmed
the British ministry FASTENED to disa-
vow Mr.. Jackson's insolence, and to
send out Mr.. Oakley TO soothe lat
least) the Increasing differences be-
tween the-two countries.
First, then, it lusti6esthe admins
trgtiop and exposes the tories and Es-
sex Junto to scorn. In establishing
this proposition, liberty will be taken
By the writer Of this article to contrast
the language of the Massachusetts, le-
bisisrare AS well-as that of the federal
ranch Of the legislature Of New York
with the language 0ftRe London Min
i5tfr,al prints, by which it will be seen
that the tories aad acknowledgement of
the Uaitea States are worse enemies
to this country than the hireling Brit
ish prints; fact which can no other
wise DC accounted fer thaa by suppo-
sing the LoRdon scribblers are actu al :
~ paid aud better instructed, whilst
the American apostates and tories are
yet 10 be pad and have had no able
head te advise them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
Friday, March 2.

Friday, Mareh2.
Mr. Leib reported the census bill with a.
nendments.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the Oil to prevent the issaing of sea- letters,
except to certaia vessels.
On motion Of Mr. Lloyd, It was recon il.
mitted to Messrs Bayard. Smith of Md,
Lloyd, Pope and ChamPIin.
The making an appropriation for the
purpose therein mentioned torpedo expert
menD was read third tine.
The blank for the ST. n to be Appropriated
was flied VITA 5000 dollars
Onthe passage Of the bill there were
I or the bilI--Messrs. Bradley, Condi,.
Crawford, X rankin, Gatl lrd, Giles. Grev,,'
Lambert, Leio, Matthewson, Meies. PoSe
Robinson, Smith OF Md. Sumter, Tat. Tnr'
ner, Whiteslde--iS
Againstth the bin --Messrs. Anderson. Raw
ard, Campbell, Chsmplin, German, Oh,
man, Goodrich, HIllhuuse, Horsey. Lloyd
Pickering, Reed, Smith of NJ. Y.s==13.
So the biz was passed.
On motion Of Mr. Anderson e. amend this
title oftlie billsto read as f,llawss &c An aol
making an appropriation for the surpose ii
trying tie practical use OF the farnes9 or
submarine eSpiosion''---it vas d~tern ne i
IN the Affirmative, - to 2. The NAYS were
uessrs- Sumter and Whitegdc.
The senate adjourned u ModIay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
March 9Th. 1910.

Nh FLEAsArTs,
Notwithstanding the i'm
putations Of Partially which have bean
sscribed to your useful and widely circu.
lated paper, one of your old and constant
patrons who en- erlalDs more favourable
opinlen OF your ch arscter aud views as
public editor and who personally res
PeGts you, believing that these remarks
with the subjoiaed portrait tiaiely fallen
into his hands, will 6udno difficulty in ob.
tanning place in the columns Of your Ar.
-gus,presumes 10 ask their insertion fer
the amusement OF SEINE at least of your
readers; whether the poruait be correct
ly drawn or not tie writer Of this cannot
presume to Judge, because he is quite un.
acquainted withthe original; the elegance
however with which his friend has .pour-i
trayed az well hIs person as his political
Character. whatever prejudice may have
established 70 the contrary may no doubt,
be gratifying 70 some ofyour readers.-If
indeed, such il JoaE RANpoLPath the Vir-
glnia Representative in Congress. that at
his age he Is al encs the ornament of his
country and the pride Of genius aud OF
liberty: IL such are his just claims to be
ranked with the Immoral CAATHAH and
ike him dIgDihed with The exalted title
ot the GREAT CoAMoRER IL such are
the irresistible eneig es of his .eIouuencs
invariably displayed in the midst of the
assembled as,ion in support of truth and
reason carrying conviction TO the hearts
oil has admirIng couHTymeo; That his
country will IN vain Try, 10 reanlmale his
sleeping dust with the ears of IT'S graf,
tude .-how ought tie people to regret
tue fer uitons adversary By which they
are al this momentous cfiss deprived OF
the ineslimablc advantage of MS tale ,,s
and his zeal so often sxsrted 10 tneni
ause L.
j am, Mr.. Peasants, no party man. 1
respect talents IN wkomsoever they appear.
and when united with integrity. virtue
anG PATRIOTISM they command my hish.
est 'veneradon; nor can I withheld the
just ttibute Of applause due to real merit
whether its possess1r IS ranked with az
arrogant and overbearing majority or a
sincere and candle ainori,ys I admire
The man,sir, whose public condvsl whilst
u uniformly eSiaceS an soonest devod )n to
the Independence and sovereignty Of our
county sod the Constitutional righs Of
The pecPle, sa1ll square with tn; prole y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

Extract from the
iolDt resolutions of
the Massachusetts
legislature on our
foreign relations.
" Resolved, that
the Legislature of
Massachusetts is az.
fected with sincere
* pioltund regret at
the late unexpected
and sudden teJ mioa-.
ticn Of the cogresIsoOs
dence between the
American Secretary
Of State aud Francis
James Jackson, his
bInannic majesty's
MINISTRY for wh,ch
they car perceive no
lDst or adequate
Cause,"
hxtract from the adj
Cress OF the New.
4oIk Assem- bly, TO
Gov TOmkins.
{" IL woul8 be nigh.
ly gratifying 30 us.
had you ponted oat
tie Impeachment by
lie BiisIsh minister
Of he verac.ty OF our
sgdnnaistGatiOn We
have sought IN VAN
tsIsprODi ~ the fact. !"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13
by Authority.)
AN ACT

Further TO provide for the refugees froo,
the British provinces Of Canada and
Nova Scotia, and for other PURPOSES.
Nd z It enacted by the Senate and House
sB of Representatives Of the United
States Of Amerca, in Congress assembled.
That all persons having claim under the
resolutions Of Congress, passed the TWEEN.
ly>third day OF April, orc thousand seven
hundred and eighty.tbrse, and the thir.
teenth Of April one thousand seven hun.
dred and eighty 6ve, as refugees from
the British provinces Of, Canada and Nor
va Scotia, shall transOit TO the var Office,
within two years after the passine of this
aci, ajust and true account Of their claims
to the bounty of Congress.
Sec ,. Add be il further cnaeled, That
no other person shall be entitled to the
benefits of the provisions of this aa.
than those ofthe following descriptions,
or thei= Sidovs and heirs. viz. First,
those heads of families and single per,
sons, not members oil sny such families,
who were residents in one of the progin-
ces Aforesaid. prior to ne foarth day Of
Holy, one Thousand seyco huad.eI and
seventy six, and who a0N ,doned their
settlements, IN consequence o. having Ssi.
ven aid TO he united cSlonres o~si, es.
IN The revolutionary war, sgstd Creat
.Britaip, or viii intention 10 Y;ve such
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

II isTather questionable, we think,
~ the resolutions ofthe Massachusetts
legislature had been known in Lon
don, together with eertainspeeches on
Mr!Giles' resolutions, suchas that ut
tered ey Mr.. Dana, previously to the
differentiation OF the English cabinet
TO dfscountenance Mr.. Jackson, whe-
tier the British government would
have pursued that course, which we
ne assured they have pursued. In
rt0nohofat'oa Of this eayil, which it is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

Extracts from the
Timesg a London
ministerial paper,
of ian. 70, 1910, in
relation to Mr..
Jacks On's dismissal.
g America has
certainly sustained 10
ordinary pyovocatiop
in THIS Instance"
{" The offence Civ
en- 20 America was
perfectly annecessa-
~ and gratuitous /;
the real merits of the
9uesiioh being this ;
tDld Mr. Erskine
violate his ipstructI-
ons { Not, fSid ine
American govern
ment know that he
vtolated them % And
N the estab iish ment
Of the former poSluoa
Mar Jackson wen q
have iound ampieex4
erclse Cor his tale,lts,
Withou uhdert knns
the task of proving
that meD knew thai
winch they dc clared
that they did not
know"
{" Considerable
| Goobi is enteftaimed
that Nj. hrsk ne die.
act W a manner con.
Jtrary TO the spirit O.
his Instructors :"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

These resolutions went home to the
question. They proposed, in pact. TO bring
~ British merchantmen bound To poris in
South America and compel them 20 pay
tribute 10 the United States as = set-oli to
The provisions OF she British orders IA Coun.
Gil
Esuss u will be the glory Of the repub.
Hear administration, BY a policy al oace
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

sons !re svawss and VII IT,. si,s sage &
venerable ? 1.pGfroM, ,,v,r:s5ly selects
u q. ~ kim iosshs rass OF t,is x oas,-PxIw.
ct2Lzs not MEN. ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

fe..D y'ss" ~-...S*' e. - !"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-13

n For: rait Of John Randolph. Esq. Repre-.
sentative ~ Congress from Virginia, in
a letter from tob;s e,;enS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14
BEaL1N, MAY e.

BY the last accoants from St. Pc
tersburgh, the Emperor Alexander m
tended to proceed in afew days TO the
coasts, to inspect the preparations
made 10 prevent the approach of the
English, who have re-spPeared in
the Baltic, IN considerable force.
Our ports Of Stettin and Pallau, are
filed with vessels Of all fags. The
police exercise an exemplary strict
ness. All the crews are examine d,
at the entrance ofthe vessels, and re-
peatedly after their arrival. An A.
merican vessel has been sequestrated
at Pallau, merely upon suspicion of the
supcrcargo being an Englishman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14
GERMAN PAPERS.
HAMBURGH, May 90.

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The Leipz;ck Gazette contains the
following advertisement: +" Two
Thousand Dollars Reward" A vari-
ETY. of enquiries what has become of
an individual, who under the name of
Rock Honorable Mr.. Bathurst on
the 25th of November, 1909, disap-
peared from Perleberg, having proved
fruitless; whoever can give informant
on of the present place OF his resi-
dence, If he be still alive, to Mr.. Ro-
bert Walter, at Lielzick, shall receive
two Thousand Dollars, Saxon. The
person enquired after was, at the time
OF his disappearance, 90 years of age.
very tail, of a slight make of body, OF
fair complexion, with ruddy cheeks,
dark blue eyes, long black eye brows,
black beard, dark brown ha;r, speaks
a little German, and had in lis posses.
sion at the time of his disappearance, an
English gold repeating watch, with
two or three GOLD seals, with his arms
on them, and the motto &C ,ien la fol-"
Whoever has found such seals since
the 25th November, if he will bring
them TO the same address, shall re-
ceive four times their value, as soon
AS It shall be asceria.ned that they be-
long to the gentleman missing.