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BoS9oN, Ju2ae IA
NISSACHUSET7S LEGiSLAIURL

The House on Monday last. made choice,
on their flarf, IF Gen. Josehh h. YarnuB,
as a u. s. Senator. The Senate had fhree
ballots for tie same choice on Tuesdav. and
one yesterday, 7Uithout success. On the
first 6aflotinS, tie VoteS stood. 30 for Mr..
Pickering, and 90 for Mr. Varnnm. In
ne others Mr.. y. hat Is, Mr.. King 4, and
Mr.. CUR 1. yesterday afternoon a morton
mas made 10 foStfone me choice unGi The
nerf session and Ills day Ghhointcd 10
consider tie same
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NEw-ORLEANs, NAV 9

~ " IFIdy D
We stated some time ago that the French
schooner lNTREPEDE which came into our
waters in Distress, had been bonded. Since
that she has been tried and condemned. Not
having report of the case, we Cannot say
what was the true ground other condemnati
on. Far removed as VIC are from the gene
raj government, and so many admiraltI cas-
es tried, it would be satisfactory thing to
have them reported, particularly under the
existing order Of things.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Rama

4 way from the subscriber, in Mecklenbdre
County, some time in the month of February
last, muiatto man slave named TOM
GRAVES by trade blacksmith he is about
feet or inches high, with straight black
hair, bow-legged and stoops in his shoulders,
mis- nose turns UP, and when spoken to, is very
apt to snuff lie went off in company with
mulstto fellow, by inc name of Billy, belonging
to Mr.. George Field.-Tbey are supposed TO
have procured free passes under the name of
Mayo. Whoever will apprehend the said slave
and secure him in any jail so that get him a.
gain, shall be entitled to the above rewsrd.-At
masters Of vessels are torwarued from hat5sur-
ing or carrying him OIL.
GEORGE TARRY
May IS. vBg
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BOSTON,. Innc 10

BosToN, June IL.
Yesterday large number OF respectable
Young Gentlemen gave splendid enter
tainment to his ExcelieDcy the British Am.
bassador at the Exchange Coffee House
Many distinguished guests were present
beside Mr.. Jackson. Henry Sergeant, Esq
presided
TOAST OF THE M1NIsTER.-Com.
merce without estrictions-Liberty with
out observation-disclosures withou,
Fear.
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II hroEfc 1vedding.

In adopting the maxim that cit is not
good for man to be alone" Bonaharte has
determined not only to set the example of
marrying, bat to accompany it with such argu.
fnents as oannot fail, in a country so famed for
gallantry as France, to make it follow ed
We may presume, also, that. although the
Emperor's first marriage produced 10 issue,
this last will add somewhat to the number
of his subjects. CO. Among the regulations to
be observed in consequence of the nuptals
of this unparalleled character, we find the
following:
Besides the six thousand fortunes, which
are to be given to 5000 young women, who
are to be married to 5000 soldiers, in honor
of the Imperial nuptials, a pardon has been
granted to deserters from the army and
navy, and all persons imprisoned for certain
slight state offences, who are detained in
prison for the payment of their fines and
expence, are discharged. "-.Wes, York Co.
iumbian.
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"Thatthe Ottoman flag can be freely ma
yigated to or from the ports OF France, Italy,
Naples, or lilyria, by paying to the Agents
of G. Britain a duty of 90 per cent.-Voy-
ages on this condition can. be undertaken
from Turkey-tbe single requisite of 20 per
cent. for going and returning, is to be paid
on taking out the passport"
In consequence of this decision of the adj
miral,y of London, several Ottoman vessels
have prepared to sail for Leghorn, Naples,
Barletta. Ancona. Venice, Trieste, and FL
ume.-Moniteur.
PARIS, March Is.
The fourth of January, Mariana Matnoz
Kiewicza, the wife of Polish cuirassier,
was brought to bed at kazmitez, in the
Grand Dutchy of Warsaw, with four living
daughters of the ordinary size.
The following arrangements of titles and
of dislocations and creations of Kings are
reported in letters from Germany to have
been determined on between the Emperors
of France and Austria we give, it as ii
reached us, without further comment than
that some of the appointments appear to us
improbable:
Napoleon I. emperor of France, &c. and
king of the. Romans.
Francis III. Emperor of Austria & Fran.
COMA, and Co-protector of the Confederation
of the Rhine.
The Archduke Charles, king of Spain and
the Indies.
Joseph Napoleon to be king of Italy.
Ferdinand the ~. to be restored to the
throne of the Two Sicilies.
Joachim to be king of Poland.
Eugene to be king of Macedonia.
Louis Napoleon to be king of Bavaria.
, The hereditary Prince of Bavaria to be
King of Holland and Berg
|, Jerome Napoleon to be king of Written
burg.
:. The king of Wirtemburg to be king of
Westphalia.
The Grand Duke of Baden to be king OIL
Switzerland.
{. The king of Prussia TO cede Silesia to
Austria.-London hat,er.
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Doiiie8tlr.
NEW YORK, June Is.
From our CORRESPONDENT.
HAVANA, MAY 25th. 1910

HAVANA, May 18th, 1910.
GENTLEMEN,
Although it was distinctly
and clearly understood and believed by ali
parties, and many letters written to that eff
feet to the United States, England and the
Windward Islands, that the order of MAY,
1909, reducing the duties on imports and
exports, and allowing this as port of depo-
sit, was again declared to be in force from
and after the 21st instant, yet it has in con-
sequence of the receipt ofdespatches by the
April packet from Cadiz, been again sus.
pended until further orders from the Reeen
cy. You will therefore serve those who NAV
be about to make shipments to this port.
from belief that the duties have been re
duccd, as well as those who have given no
tice relative thereto, by informing the Dub
lie that the old duty of "a per cent. on i'm
ports. and IL per cent. still remain i'm force
and will be exacted.
Enclosed, you have royal Order, which
you will also be pleased to make public. for
the general benefit of merchants trading 10
the Spanish ports. Gag.
Extract Of letter from another Corre-
Sfiondent atfhdUanna, dated Nay 81.
ANEW general of Marine, Admiral Ola
va, lately commanding at Cadiz, is hourly
iookeu ior at tnlS port with two ships of
the line and one frigate he brings with him
Don Honore Buion as Constructor General,
and it is said that number of ships of war
are TO be built at this port under his direc-
tion.
GA Royal Order of the Regency of the
30th March, communicated to the Cover.
nor and Captain General of the Island of
Cuba has been published this day, it relates
to the sundry instructions heretofore issued
by the government of Spain that no Anne.
rican vessels will be admitted into the ports
of the Peninsula, South America, or any of
the kings possessions, unless provided With
Consular Certificates, nor will hereafter
any person be permitted to land who is not
provided with proper Passport from the
Spanish Minister or Consul, residing at the
port from which the vessel may SAIL"
Ii.
ETfract ef'a letfer from an american rem
neHGn az Havre, dated yIhrH II, 10 n
gentleman in This cify.
=" BY the John Adams frigate you will
probably receive dispatches from Mr.. ARM
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strong. Poor man, he can do nothing here.
He dcspairs, and will leave this coui,try in
few days. What will your government
do? The conduct of the French GOV eminent
is unaccounsable. 1t may happen that Ma
peleon will suffer some vessels from tho Uni
ted States to come in, and make great vow
ages. Don't trust him-if he does. il will
be done merely to induce many tn come in,
that he may nab them. 1t is said he has
passed decree authorizing the con6scation
and sale of all American property in the
ports under his control; but this is noe
generally received as a fact. 1t strikes me
that he, from motives of policy. will yet
ahfedr to hesitate. while he has something
OF more importance in view. Depend upon
1t, You can expect no act Of justice from
him while you are on good terms with Eng
land. Rather than do you an act of Justice,
he would keep down the clamors of his sub
jects by extending the licence trade. BIZ
which means he can get all he wants thro'
Great Britain. and give in exchange his
grain. oil, wine, brandy. &c. for though he
is at war with England, he hates America
more than his open enemy"
Extract of a letter, dated Leghorn, Cd
April. 1870
"a decision was given the other day bv
the court of appeals of Florence upon the
liquidation of the Vermont's cargo, and I
am sorry to say, it leaves us in as unsettled
state as we were before. The court annuls
the sentence of the tribunal of commerce at
Porto Ferrago. but the liquidation of the
prize having been made by mons. Piesche,
me under commissary Of marine, who is
administrative authority, the judges declar-
ca their incompetency to take cog ;izance of
his acts; thus we cannot obtain restitution
OF the money deposited Our next recourse
should be to the court of Cessation at Paris,
but we must weigh the matter we'll before
we take that step, on account of the very
heavy charges which would attend it. We
wait the copy of the Florence sentence and
then shall determine what is best 70 be done
For the present, am inclined to leave the
business where it is. for / see nothing but
additional trouble and expence in the pro
secution of ii, without any hope of ultimate
success"
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ETfract efa letter from an american zen
nemGn az Havre, dated IhrH II, 10 a
gentleman in This cify.
" BY the John Adams frigate you will
probably receive dispatches from MIR. ARM
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baltimore, June is.
4. FROM altoona PAPERS
Received at this Office by the schr. Rosie, from
Gluckstadi.


Gluckstadi.
=" TRIESTE, April 8.
They write from Carlstadt, that several de-
tachments of cavalry, followed by regiment of
infantry and park of artillery, have marched
for Sluin to reinforce the regiment OF Ogulino at
that place with whom they :, act in concert
TO drive the Turks cut Of Croatia.
Extract of a letter from Paris, of Tie 10Th of
April.
. a considerable army is assembling again near
Boulogne. Several regiments, cantonned in
Champagne and Lorraine, have received orders
to hold themselves in readiness to march. Sew.
eral divisions which haye evacuated Franconia
and Suabia are for tie same detestination.
NANCY, April Is.
Ten thousand of the troops vino have returned
from Germany, 1T is said will pass through this
between the 2lst and the 18th instant: They
are the I'd. 5th, 9th, 9Th, and 9th, regiments of
infantry of the line, the staff and administration
Or The division OF General Dumas.
WIEMA, April Is.
The French authorities have addressed re-
script here the military bureau, in which it is
said among other things that after the peace con-
ciuded between France and Sweden, in which
are compromised The states of the Rhenish confe-
deracy, the direct trade between Sweden and
Meckienburg in vessels belonging to the respec-
tive countries shall henceforth be free II ia
we'll understood that this commerce will. take
place under the dispositions either adopted or A.
bout to be adopted by the French government,
and in submitting to the formalities required in
similar cases it relates to the produce
OF Sweden, certificates of origin are to be deliy-
cred by the French consuls in Sweden, stating
that the merchandise in wise whatever is the
product ofEngland. The military are to direct
Their particular attention TO that object, since it
Is known that there previously existed great
Quantities OF said merchandizes in the kingdom
OF Sweden: they are consequsntlNobIigedt to in.
sPect the vessels visited with the greatest ex-
actness.
RoUgN, April 10.
COMMERCE.
The merchants OF this dcnart rnent are inform.
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OALEM June IL.
Captain Collyer, arrived at Marblehead
from Lisbon, has favored us with a number
ofpapers of that city, to April 18th. live
may judge from the contents of these, the
courage and determination of both Span
ards and Portuguese, in defence of their
country, are unabated. The French had
not entered Portugal and in Spain, par.
tisan war is maintained with spirit CONT d.
nual skirmishing is going on throughout the
kiGgdom, and wherever there is a body OF
French, there is an opposing body of Spani-
ards. The latter end OF March Junot's
corps extended from Benevento to Leon, &
was besIegIDg .Astorga opposed to him
was the Spanish general Many, whose head
quarters were at Villa Franco, frontiers Of
t;ailicia. Ney's at Salamanca, Continuing
toe Freuch line as far as Rodrigo ard Ciu.
DAD Rodrigo; the Portuguese ,nd English
opposed to him. Regnier's. from tnc left
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The wife of Mr.. Bellenger, rope
maker at Honiieur, was brought to bed at
the beginning of this month (March) with 4
daughters, who with the mother, are doing
well. The first was born at p. NJ the Sc
coRd at 8, s. the others within "a hours there
after Uhig.
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RouEN, April 10.
COMMERCE..

The merchants OF this department are inform
ed through the medium OF the public PRINT, that
there will be shortly public sale at Venice of
all merchandise and colonial produce which has
been confiscated at Trieste.
An imperial decree on the 10th of this month
points out the particular dispositions to be made
known relating to trade, IN order to can ITS O..
perations.
This decree requires that all the drugs and
spices forming part of the sales thus announc
ed, shall be imported into france. 1t als adyi-
ses that the colonial produce, sent into Italy,
shall be exempt from all transit duty.
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The following article shews the value
which Great Britain has for the commerce
OF America. 1t is merely necessary to say
that the " Anti Jacobin Review" was esta
oiished by George Canning who was regu-
lar contributor TO il, perhaps he wrote the
following W Y. Pafl.
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NEW MILITARY W
lust publJhed and for Sale,
A the Bookstores Of K. Gray, and 1S''om
and Ste1Uart--
PRICE 4 DOLLARS 50 GEMS

pR1cE DOLLARS 50 CENfs-
Rules and Regulations for thc tleld ESer-
,;.. and MsneuYres Of the French lnf@nt'y'
issued AUGUST ise, 1871; and the Mah@u7
yros added, which have been since adoPtcu
BY the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma-
pnuues of the Field Artillery, win 'hia1i-
wv Bv Col, Irenee Amelot Gle Lacrolx' laee
Chief of Brigade In the French service. 4"
tbree vo,un,os, the third volume consisting
clplates. -,
The pviucipal part OF this work has been
translated from French to EnglSn, os h,euS'
Col Macdonald, in the service OF has bElSal,-
nick majesty. Col. de LacrolX mas no. ON!
ayailed himself of Macdonald's translation
but has retaiped the principal theories WIN
which Col NJ. has. enriched his work, espe-
cialy his comparison OF the french tacuoS
with the prussiAn, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
those valuable notes ure suthcAent LOT ,SeGn
comparisons, and are in point, Sol' ne L.
mas augmented those notes
The Introduction Of Col. dc LacrolS WORK
viii direct the attention of the young hmen-
cans to the study of learned tactics, the re-
.Qlt of experience, and enable them 10 ootalll
the precision desirable in the warrior, lot
they must be convinced that gooa ohlcer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has demonstrated, that the Sol
der will perform his duty correctly "heA nc
lswell commanded.
At the end of the second volume OF TINS
work, Col. De Lacroix has added the manoSu'
yres Of the field artillery with the lniah.fy
according to the French principles. 1t Is no
Necessary to lavish praises on inc advantage
ofmoving this laundering arm with the sans
facility ana celebrity as the line. Europe i
now convinced and confesses 1t. lie has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those maneu-
Sres so essential TO the great operations 0
var, and which will enable officers to eSeeu''
them.
COL de Lacroix has Judged 1t also eSpcoi-
ent to add TO this book some new adop.e'
han1uyres, which have been Pn, I'D p'" '0'.
..oSreat advantage in the face OF an enemy
toenhance the value of this work Is the ON
touye could induce him to augment Us sAz'
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7oIenh II. Vaudeville,

ToFeph Il. Man "a vi ! ), 41n
70 ~ S Do.rs Sd and eth proof good West
InIia Spirits. r.;o.
90 do. Sugar, various qualities
10 tierces New Rice.
hogshcads Molassss,
$ d. Gopperas.
s 2 CO. Alum 90 u.,s N.w
90 barrels Whiskey and 80 barrels new
England Rum " ur.on .rd
20 chests Of Imperial, Young hysoh' anu
~, Madeira Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
ON barrels of fIerrings and ohad.
' so barrels Herrings, put up with partlcu-
lar care and salt-petrcd,
1000 bushels Liverpool aad Lisbon eait'
LlV 2.
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twenty Dollars Reward.

Wenty DOlldIo Neeoe" ~.
a BsCONDED from my farm at the
- month Of Seneca, about the TIN OF last
month. a man whose name is RALPH, Il
wears of age, between black and yellow CO.
Tor. nearly feet high, very stout maoe'
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he mas out
little to say. His apparel was oznaourg
sbirts, nero cotton overJacket ana tfow-
sers. It IS likely he has made away with
.han, and nrocured other cloathing. A Tree
negro man by name Sambo, living Oh :u',se
Washineton's estate. Mount Vernon IS his
father. and it is very probable he Is therea-
hont or in Alexandria, and wlthhttle tfouoie
may be found. .u, o.;veo n secure
h. IN washington City or Alexandria JAIL
''''' - Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo--l2.
Iofeph H. Vaudeville,
Has ;ust recsived and alters for SALE,
90 hogsheads Orleans Sugar
20 do Philadelphia Whlskey
so barrels do
IS bales Carolina Cotton.
cooa Port and other Wines by anu
a few barrels nice Herrings and ohao'
July IL. ----a--
Bryan Hampson & Co. ?
Have iue Received and TOR SaN'
100 bags prime Green Coffee co.
~ hbds. first quality New Orleans sugar
~ do second quality do.
~ pal, pines, containing gross each
~ ooA s,sr casks Malaga Wine
30 boxes dipt Candies .n,;tu
! They also want to purchase 'sHs =
FLAX-sEEO.
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TO RENT,

AuEuSC 3.
Ncw Te0s-at reduced Prices. :
los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young Tyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally of the Sidney's
cargo, lately landed and of excellent quail
es.
100 barrels Rye Whiskcy.
20 barrels * hossheads N. E. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported III
Is quarter casks Malaga WING.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar.
,vu 4al hHgshMsaagsss d anaaa g soIgaFs
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pimehto
chests Cassia, g Ctssla buds
so los fresh nutmegs
90 boxes dozen each, bottles best Flor
renee salad oil
lso boxes and half boxes choice lst and "a
quality HAVANA and St Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland coitSp
hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demljohns
Which with his usual extensive assostme mt
Of Wines, Liquors ard Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctuai men
at a rnodera.e credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets
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BRYAN Hampson. q 60.

Have Just received and o6erJo or sale,
N bbds. and 50 barrels FIRST quality sugar
20 do. second quality,
10 Mines old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market ana
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNES'
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Coguac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
Su .f- .-s.--- x<rl-s~a-~yJ
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young dyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour tor DO
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SaI:s at Vendas. i,
/ !. every tuesday and FRIDAY
tH W. WILL BE SOLD
vardue Store, corneroF Prince and
j sN' Water streets. e,
, rs,;.:, Of Dry Goods. cr0ssr':,, S e.
4 Va' si, =; Of which will be expressed IN
Partieu If the day-Al kinds of goods
the oi's y IN limitation and the prices o.
when 4 are established, can at any time DC
which al nSnurohased at ,hclowest Limitation
snn p'''' p. G.. Marsteller, v. NJ.
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The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, sc.
which he can recommend for their fur7ty. A
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard H. Little.
, 9th mo, LIST.
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate terms, and at a short
notice. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up auth accuracy.
r. H. L.
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AUGUST 20. 1910.

WILLIAM HARPER, ]UN.s
DRUGGIST g ApOTHECARY,
HAs JUS: opened Druggist Store IN hing
i i street, between Mr.. Hodgkln's Tavern
and Mr.. Kincaid's store, where he oilers tor
sale a general assortment OF
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr., John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed on the most reason,
able terms.
July "a.
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Liverpool Salt and Platter
ahoat.

aflOat.
$500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
40 tons Plaster Paris
On board the sch'r Cstharine, Newcomb
master, from Boston, for sale by
Lawralon & Fowle.
Who haze also landing from said schooner,
20 hhds and 200 bags, being about $4,000
pounds, prime green Eavanna coffee
eco boxes mould and dipt candles
so do soap
10 hhds N E rum
100 reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
Also landing, the cargo Of the sIoof Rangers
cahtain camtbeH, from Porto Rico.
80 hogsheads prime retailing M0lases
so barrels Muscovado Sugar
IA puncLeons Rum
5000 lbs Coffee
A quantity of OK Horns
IN STORE,
$4,000 lbs. red Soal Leather
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool } c.,r
5000 do. blown oAAi'
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
50 do Chocolate
so barrels and SO half barrels Boston Beef
a quantity of grass Rope
80 chests imperial. young hyson, and hy-
son teas
cases Sinchaws and Jacenets
400 ps yellow nankeen
3 cases German checks.
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FRESH TEAS.

@ Wheat.
1wish to engage Fifty Thousand oas me-
of Wheat, deliverable in the mohln Sa ~ % sor
.aher and November: And will give eash p; ~
;nvs w. Tobacco. Also, have tor SAFE o''@
on I0A' Chas. ], Catlett'
July ls.
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XPpM.as:
Twenty Dollars Revaisa.

{, . . X L : - III
T EFT the serice Of the sutseri;sr II th !,
IL 22d of April last, two apprentice e 10 ths
eoopers business.-ene .,amed JOIN RIr, M.
wards Of 20 years Of age, Eve :ninc iach-.
yss high, well Set and very talkatiy5, bc had,
Liberty 70 go Ind see his mother ia BsI,i-
more and e. stay one weeE-the cher hama
about five feet nine inches high !; ne went cf
in company with Rix without liBsfty hsd -,
pair Of corded pantaloo6s. ana honAsurn
jacket If Is probaS!e they Dire Jorkine abcus
'some Of the e0opers shops ii baidaore 9 /
will give I On Doilars 70 any terso,l aho VIII
spprehend either Of them and deliver him &c
reward for both. ys,@ 4 y
;: Al mastefs Of vessels aid e,hefs arc for.
bid employing, hartoring Or carrying 90 iai1
Kspaways a their peril - 90 i ~
levi Talbo