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ERRATA,

IN the ease Of NieoisOn {, Rsth VS. Hancock, ct. al
I'm the Cd opinion of the Chancellor, for " Ter.
rel VS. Dish, read Terrell VS. Dick
Same opinion, I'd column, lst and I'd lines, for
I" as the case of, &c" read in the case of, &c
In the 2dopihion, sa,,e column, line Is, for
" grantors." read grantees.
Line 96. for" grantors" read grantees.
Line lob, for" Bap read Bull.
Line lis, for this" read his.
Sd column. line 76, for " AN amount" read an
account.
Line los, for" Terrell vs. Dish" read Terrell
W. Dick. ,
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A splendid Biography Of Lord Nelson
was published London, Jan. 1, in two large
imperial quartz volumes, ornamentcd with
cngravings. The facts taken from his Lord
ships manuscripts, by the Rev. James Stain
er Clarke, f. r. S. Librarian to the Prince,
&c and in. M'Arthur, Esq. L. l.. ID. late
Secretary 70 Id. Vheoaus Iced
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TOR SALE, at the vcndue Office Of the
L Subscriber,
20 b bbi, s Muscovado Sugars.
10 hhtls Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds Antigua Rum,
pipes real CoSuiac Brandy,
20 bhls Apple Brandy,
hare's Beer in barrels and half barrels,
coo sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tierces,
A quantity Of Seine Irvine,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson skin,
and Souchong Teas,
90 boxes brown Soap,
ka'sns in boxes and kegs, and many othsr
articles.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Asc'r.
March 2. IF
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n NAR-KEEPER WANTED-Wanted, at
n the Eagle Tavern, young man capable Of
acting as bar keeper-Nons need apply, unless
well recommended-Good wages will be given.
Il. G, PETEP SA1OCK.
March 80 IF
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THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURNdL ROTATION or TIE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon mathematical PRINCIPLES.
from the properties of the Cyeloid aud the Bpis
Cycioid.
WITH
AN APPLICATIONS or TIE Theory,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena Of
the Winds, Tides and ofthose stony aud Me.
tailic corrections which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon tie surface OF the Earth.
By JOHN MOOD,
Huthor Of Elements Of PerSaectfpe. hr;n~
ted in London, in 1899.
December Ii.
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Europeans

At the same period, there were ten royal resi-
fnents, and two OF Hanoverians, amounting 10
R,o0O men, including officers.
The progress Of their military establishments,
marks the encresse of their expences and their
territorial sggrandizemcnt. The following is the
arnonnt OF the force OF the three presidencies, at
she beginning Of the French revolution, in 1859 !:
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March 10.

MOTlCE.-Al persons who have any claims
~ against the late John Harris, decd of the
City OF Richmond, are requested to bring them
forward medately-and those indebt to said
estate, must make immediate arrangements for
discharging their respective balances.
w. ID. WREN, Ad,nr. of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd.
March Is. ep2m
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nj OTICE.-The Subscriber once more re-
l quests all those indebted to the estate of
the late John Stroba, to como forward and make
immediate payments, as but little longer indul.
cence can possibly be given.
JORN II. STROBIA, Ad,,'r.
March So st
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SALES 1T AUCTION

" ILL positively be sold, without reserve,
w on Friday next, the 81 instant, at the Ven-
due Office oftbe subscribers, a handsome assort.
mcnt of new and fashionable
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
made in the city of Richmond Consisting of the
following articles, viz:
Dining Tables, ! TFRMS-12 months ere.
Gard De. dit for all sums of so dollars,
side Boards, and ,Ipwards-Sums under
Bedsteads, so dollars cash--for credit
Wash Stands, purchasers, Notes negocia-
Liquor Cases, bic and payable at the Bank
Looking Glasses, ofyrginia. with approved
&c. &c. &c. } endorsers, will be required.
N. B. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock.
PR0SSER {, jNoNcURE, v. M.
April s. ct
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JUST RECEIVED, Ann FJR StLE-pirss
= door above the Eagie-savcrn:
Old Port, Claree DAD Madeira Wines,
Gun. Powder, Imper;a. sad Young Tyson Teas,
50 Bb.s. and two hhds. Apple Brandy,
30 Bbls. Carutaer's double distilled and rcctified
Whiskcy,
IL Hads- and 10 barrels New-Orleans Sugar,
30 Boxes New-York Tsiiow Candles,
Is Do. Spcrnaceti Do.
10 Bbls. Linsced Oil,
z Hhds. Treaklc,
Do. aud Crate Bottles,
25 Lbs. fresh Nutmegs,
So Bushels s:ssh Clover and Timothy Seed,
5 Hampers fresh Salad Oil,
10 Dutch Cases white gilt bottles,
10 Boxes we'll assorted class,
md in daily expectation ofreceiYing so crates
oil Liverpool green and blue edged Wares, Pas.
sage Lamps, Candle Shades, Ssr.,Sc.
EDWARD MILAN.
March 10. epif
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In CounrH, March 2sd, 1910.
OT1CE-In pursuance of an act of the &c.
lS neral Assembly, passed at the last sessi-
on Notice is hereby given, that sale of the
PUBLIC PROPERTY,
at the Point of Fork, will take place, on Thurs,
day the 25th day of May next, 81, the premises,
on credit of twelve months Bond and security
TO be approved by the Executive, will be requ.
red. For information respecting the property,
enquire Of Doctor John Wins of Fluvsnna coun-
ty.
SAMUEL COLEMAN, 400.
Mrrch 27 aw
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--latest foreign Nsns.
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

The (,altimore ~.hig) By he arrival ftde
Ship George and -4lbers, in so days ./rozs
Ionningen.
BY an article from Amsterdam, dated
March IL, il appears that Holland Is TO re-
main distinct nation-however there is 10
be total change in its ministry. A new one
is to be formed, consisting partly OF French
men.
By proclamation of Jerome Buonaparte,
dated Cassel, March |, Hanover is taken ,ss-
session of by his Westphalian majesty, as al
integral part of his kingdom.
We learn in an article from Gottenburg,
by way Of Copenhagen, dated March 8, that
an American vessel in Gottenburg roads, after
having discharged her cargo OF salt, had ac-
oidently caught fire and burnt down to tie
waters edge-the other shipping il barbour
were Ii, Imminent DANCE r, but provideItially
escaped.
An English frigate had taken t~s. brigs on
the coast of Norway, and carried them into
Gottenburg roads, but were ordered off.
1t was rumored at Vienna, on the 10th
March, that the Arch-Duke Joseph, was 10
be king OF Poland. The arrearages Of the
late contributions on Austria, have been re-
mitted TO the emperour by Bonapsrte.
South Tyrol IS TO be annexed to the king
dom OF Italy. Gen. Arrighi, duke of PaGua.
and relative OF Napoleon, il is rumoured q
will be married to the princess Louisa Char.
lotte of Saxony. She was born June 2Sth
1894.
The Dutch funds on the 9th of March had
risen from 2 % to "a per cent, at Amster-
dam.
An alliance between France, Austria and
Sweden, is said to be about to take place, in
order to draw a closer connexion of the conti-
mental coniederacy cy.-Pomerania, it is said,
will be restored to Sweden.
Hannah and Fulda are TO be annexed to the
Grand duchy Of FRANKFORT The Bavari4n
army is to be put on the peace establishment.
In January last the Turks were said to be
raising a new army Of 10000 men. The
Russians, as reported, had advanced towards
Siiistria and Giicrgiewo.
The march of the arch duchess Maria Lc.
uisa from Vienna to Paris has been in style
of unusual magnihcence. The mock ceremo-
nials were periormed,at Vienna OH the second
Week of March. Her uncle was said to be
Bonaparte's proxy.-This connubia tie will
undoubtedly draw close conncxion between
the Bonapartean dynasty and the house of Lor-
rain. The celebrated Maria Theresa the
mortal enemy of France, never exuited moro
than when She bestowed her daughter Maria
Antoinet,e on Louis XVI. Can their union
be portentous of the fate of the one about 10
take place.
The papers contain variety of capture of
vessels under the American and other flags,
sent into the ports OF France and countries
under her Influence.
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fas 'dpep CO.. ipS,ou OF ;a,se tunes is descnb.
cd hythe Poet ic, ,n not with aphors abou, nox-
ious weeds. and ep,derck mischicfs but with the
spccifck Characters OF truth.
" lfcassrague iioSs
Ifs e.. fire egss, et b's6is seiia cogcfde;
'' IL car copSiybus ry6cases j,su 7,ic,na
Mn fsbd bseio f.s,cs sectoroue f,rovs 80
Icss rG r,b'fivs lefaisqpe ara5ii,s uIbi,
.iansg fealh reercas eeriGnuna Cambo.
" Hcacs D nj, ,erriie poces srere constran'd.
".Mi f9r 2 IN bobn..r assemblies reign'd
Coasps ND .'t5rs'es urih OPPOSING ,s,chf
g fgia'd q r0lfs,md and ot~rtun the right.
=" is1tr sasmeihi H.gis,r,yes .vcre M ,!c for gold
tnda basepeople b, themselves were sold
'Ysire ssushterm the veral field returns.
I" s'ia ssn' her yeNrly eomorhtons mosrns"
f. Rowos Lncan.
rs Il nata reeversicn &C the essential nature of
',r IS, ~ draw srh,Ica principles from such state
~ reft, az srrlfsbl, "a o',r'sl Yet Mr. Ames
/, ser rsfcsrinE ;onr af he wars, ,faussc,ions ~
'h'trey period f tie hlna History ks, as not
a.. srs apf snt in he United States
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LATEST NEWS FROM SPAIN.


BY the ship United States, Capt Girdon, in
the very short passage of 25 days from Cadiz
we have received Spanish papers to the 29th
ult. They howeSer contain nothing new or
interesting. We are informed verbally, that
the French remained masters OF all the coun-
try on the opposite shores Of the bay of Co.
diz. They were left in quiet possession, en-
tirely unmolested, and were working constan-
tly in Strengthening their posts. They had
commenced heavy fire upon the Caracas,
or naval stores, with red hot shot-Skirmish-
es between the advanced parties occasionally
took place, but nothing Of any great const-
qucrcc occurred. The remains Of Albuquel-
que's army, from 10 10000 men, were on
the island about 1000 English troops, and
the same number of Portuguese, command
ed ny English officers. In the town the in.
habitants and military spoke confidently Of
their being able to hold out.
The gTcrnment was conducted by the
Junta and the regency, in conjunction, the
former taking care, however, to retain tic
sole and absolute control OF the finances. In
consequence Of this, rupture had taken
place between Albuquerque and the Jun,a--
Albuquerque had lost much of his populari-
~.
The captain of the port had been taken up
and imprisoned, for traitorous communic;
ton with the enemy.
Mr.. Wellesley had arrived from England,
. as ambassador to the new government. Gen
Graham had also arrived, and sulerceded
Gen. Stewart. A large reinforcea.cHt OF Bri-
tish troops was daily expected.
LIST OF SHIPS IN THE BAY OF CADIz.
Nine English snips of war, viz. the A,ss
Jealous, Triumph, lnvtuF ible, BuIwark, Ion
nani, Achilles, Temcrrire, Caledonia, two
frigates 10 Spanish and Portuguese ships
of war so sail Of English merchantmen (;
SO do. American do; | Papcuburger
Hamburger Aus,rians, 60 spaniards-ssc.
Phiiadeithia Gazette.
IovroS. MARCH -.
Letters from Oporto to the I'd rsi. mention the
English and Portuguese srises to be in their former
positions without an, expectation OF coming into
sy contract ~ish the enemy. The rumour OF war be.
tween France and Russia has Wholly subsidized. Let
tiers have been received from Peteisburgh, dated he
Sd inst Ofwar there is the slightest spprehen-
sion IN that capital Trade is somewhat revived the
exchange has advanced To IL and fraction. ard
there is general hope in Russia that the restrictions
10 trade wirh England, Sd far iron. being incrSascd.
wall be relaxed
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"A moment now he Stacked his speed,
A moment bres,hed his painting s,eed
Dyy ssddlegir,h and corslct band.
And loosened in the sheath, his brand.
Onmintocraes the mooubeams CLINT,
Where Bsrnhill hewed his bed of flint
Who flung his outlawed limbs to rest,
Where falcons hang their giddy nest,
Mid cliffs, frorr whence bis eagle eve
For many a league, his prey coad spy,
Cliffs doubling, on their echoes borne
Ia. terrours Of the rebber's horn
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literarp Disrettanp.
FOR The RHoDE-isLANp REPuBLIcAN.
.,fISCELL.i.N'E.i, NO. XVIII
THE LAY Or THE LAST MINSTREL.

THE lXth number of the AFsceHanea, con-
tanned some general observations upon this
celebrated admired poem. shall now pro-
cced to notice Few of those passages which
are though, to be peculiarly excellent. The
first that will be cited, is that which mentions
Deioraire, upon his entering " the moor a,
HorsciiehiN," in his way "to win the treasure
of the tomb"
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1t is n0aiDg to see how the feder al
le,lsts nave lowered their tone. After
having threatened the destruction of the gov
ernment Of the Union, and staggered and
Dragged about the federalism in New-Eng-
land, they seem all at once to be endowed
with great degree of meakncss They are
great lovers of harmony, at the present time.
They wish to harmonize the Republicans ont
of a House of Representatives, as they did in
Gov. Sullivan's day, and then they would
knock down every democrat they could meet
with, out of pure love of harmony and good
order. (.fnfi. lionar.
A Montreal paper of the 26th ult. says
A warrant has been given out by Oliver b.
ker, ESQ. for the apprehension of Stephen
Bnrronghs, as an idle disorderiy person
whereby the said Bu,toughs was apprehended
and condemned to one months confinement in
the House of correction, (Which happened to
be the goaD at Three -Rivers-It is expected
that before the expiration Of his perioi that
he will be disposed of in such manner that
ne viii no, afterwards trouble this Province
any more with his presence.
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evening fell,
Twas near the tin,e of curfew bell;
The air was mild, the wind was CALM,
The stream Was smooth, the dew was balm
Zen thc rude watcbmsp, on the tower, 81.
Enjoyed and bessed the lovely hour.
Fai more fair Margaret loved and blessed
The hour of silence and OF rest.
On the high t,irret, 81 ting lone,
She walked at tines, the iute's soft tone a...
Touched wild note, and all between
ThouS Int Of the bower Of hawthorn's green;
Her golden hair streamed free from band,
Her fair cheek rested on her hand,
Her blue eyes sought theswest sfar,
For lovers love the Veg rin star.
I" Is yon the star, DER penchryst Pen,
That rises slowly TO her Ken
And spreadng broad its wavering light,
Shakes its loose tresses on the night
Is yon red glare the western star }
o, It's the beacon blaze of war
Scarce could she draw her frightened breath,
For well she knew the fire of death
"Tse warder viewed il blazing strong,
And blew his war-note, loud and long,
TIL at the high and naughty sound,
Rock, wood, and river, rung around
The blast alarmed the festal hail,
And startled forth the warr,ours all
Far downward, in the castle-yard,
Full many torch and cresset glared
And helms and plumes, confusedly tossed,
, Were in the blaze, half seen, half lost;
And syears, in wild disorder shook,
Like reeds beside frozen brook"
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Now over Border, dale, and fell,

Now over Border, dale, and fell,
Full wide and far was terrour spread;
For pathess marsh. and mountain cell,
The peasant left his lowly shed.
Tie frightened hocks and herds were pept
Beneath the peel's rude battlement
And maids and matrons dropped the tear,
While ready wsrriours seized the spear.
From Branksome's tower, the watchman's eye
Dun wrcaths of distant smoke can spy,
Which, curling in the rising sun,
Showed southern ravage was begun"
But louder still the Glamour grew,
And louder still the mnstrells blew,
When, from beneath the Greenwood tree,
Rode forth Lord Howard's chivalry;
His men at arms, with CLAIRE AL spear,
Brough up the lrtte's glittering rear.
There many ayouthful knight, full keen
To gain his spurs, in arms was seen;
With favour1n his crest, or glove,
Memorial Of his Iadye love-"
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The warbling Dorie reed shall hear,
When some sad swain shall teach the grove,
Ambition is no cure tor love-"
The morning is painted in glowing colours,
and exhibits mind susceptible OF rural
charms.
"The sun had Frightened Cheviot grey,
The sun had brighteee the Carter's SIDE
And soon beneath the rising day
Smiled Branksome's towers and Teviot's tide.
The wild birds told their wmbling ale,
And wakened every flower that blows
And peeped forth the violet pale,
And spread her breast, the mountain rose
And loyeer than the rose red,
Yet paler than the violet pale,
She early left her sIeepiess bed,
The tairest maid OF Teyiotdale."
| have seldom seen so beautiful descrip-
tion of love as tie following. The fourth
line is musical as the light air of the warb-
ling pipe.
In peace Love tunes the shepherds reed;
In war, he mounts the wsrriour's steed
IT, halls, in gay attire IS seen
III hanets, dances on the green.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
And men below, and saints above
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love"
The following passages have nigh claims
upon the appreciation of the reader. They
dispiey effort 3 vigorous genius.
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Now every English eye, intent
On Branksome's armed towers was bent
So near they were, that they might know
The straining harsh Of each cross-bow;
On battlement and bartizan'
Cleaned axe, and spear, and partisan;
Fslcan and culyer,t on each tower,
Stoop prompt, their deadly hail To shower :.
And flashing armour frequent broke
From eddying whir!s Of sable smoke,
Where, upon tower and turret head,
The seething pitch and molten lead
Reeked. like witches cauldron, red.
While yet they gaze, the bridges fail,
The wicket opes, and from tue wall
Rides forth the hoary Seneschal"
Continued in ners .sum6er1
Bntt'ensnt t.lncient pieces Of .artiRcry.
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Bdtt,enSnt t.inciens pieces Of .4rtiYsrv.
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The morning is painted in glowing colours
and exhibits mind susceptible of ruga
charms.
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
A.. 5a'' Psb!yatd and Sr Sale,
Ahs B0ok'sOres Of r. Gray, and Cotton
and SSeSVart-
PRICE & DOLLARS 50 cENTs--.

PRICE 4 DOLLARS 50 cENTs---
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and MGnGuvres Of the French Infantry
issued August LIST, 1871 and the Mareu-
Vres added, which have been since adopted
DGnmes Of the Field Artillery, with Infan-
try. BY Col. lrenee hmelOt dc LacrOix, late
Chief OF Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
iof plates.
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from French TO English, by Lieut..
Col. Mucdouaid, III the sarVice Of his Britain
nick msjesty. Col de Lacroix has not only
AWARDED himself Of Macdonald's translation,
but mas retained the primo ipAl theories, with
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, sspc
cialIy his comparison Of the French tac.ics
with the PIussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English because
those valuable notes are sufficient for such
Comparisons, and are in point. Col De l..
has augmented those notes.
The introduction OF Col. de Lacroix' works
will direct the attention Of the young Aneri-
cans to the stuhy of learned tactics, the re-
suit of experience, and enable them to obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, for
they must be convinced that a good officer
forms good soldier, and that the expert
ence- Of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
dicr will perform his duty correctly, when he
is we'll commanded.
At the end Of the second volume OF this
work, Col. Dc Lacroix has added the MARCH,
vres of the field artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. 1t isnot
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
Of moving this laundering arm with the same
facility ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
now convinced and cont~sscs it. He has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those m4nHu-
vres 30 essential TO the great operations OF
war, and which will enable OEHcers TO execute
them.
Col dc Lacroix has judged it also exPedi-
cnt TO ada W :hlS boUk some ,.~,. adopted
ulareavres, which have been put in practice
to great advantage in the face of an enemy.
TO enhance the value of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment Its size
JuneS
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N o T I C E.

On S ATURDAY, the seth day Of June, III
slant, will be exposed to sale, at the Coffee
House in Alexandra, between the hours
of twelve aud ono o'clock, Tor approved
endorsed notes at so and 90 days
"A piece, or :parcelot Ground'
situate, lying and being upon the south side
of Prince street and to the westward OF 'nlon
street, ard bounded as: followeth,' to w.t.
Beginning upon Prince street at the north
west corner Of piece of ground granted by
George Gilpin to Michael Madden, 81 teet
TO the westward of.URion street. ard Running
thence westwardly with Prince Street q bind
ing thereupon % feet, thence soushwardiy
wi h a line parallel to Water street "A feet
inches, thence eastwardIy with line parallel
TO- Prince street 20 feet, thence with straight
line to the beginning 20 feet-whIcr piece OF
ground was sold and conveyed by John 10
berts, James Lawrason, and Philip q. Mars
teller unto Abel Willis. and IS the.premlses
ROW in occupation Of said Willis conveyed
by said Wits to Daniel Mclean IN trust
for certain purposes therein named:
PANEL MCLEAN Trustee
June7. u'"
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LANDING,

LANDING,
From on board the Norfolk Packet and for sale
by The Su6seri6er,
z hogsheads MusLovado Sugar
IS barrels ditto ditto
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses
10 boxes Salad Oil
81 tierces New Rice. and
40 bags Green Coffee.
Also IN STORE,
go hogsheads Sugar, different qualities
} do. Antigua Rum
IS tierces Rice
~ barrels prime Pork .......
A few half pipes L. P. Teneriie Wine
Cotton in bales
Young Hyson and Hyson Tea in chests
kegs Cavendish Tobacco, and
100 bolts English Canvas, No. l, ~.
Newton 'Keene.
Nav 30.
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Twenty DWllars Rezoand.

AW~A'!J
A SECONDED fiNsm my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 7th ofIast
month, a man whose ncrae is RALPH. ~
years Of age, between w. ack and yellow CO.
Tor, nearly s feet high, very s.eut made,
yellowish eyes looking he. yy-he has but
little 10 say. His apparel Nwa' osnasurs
shirts, neb ro cotton oVerjae vet and trow-
ssrs. 1t IS likely he has MI &c away with
them and'procured other cloathi Ng. a free
negro msn by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's e,tate. Mount Veri. W., Is Iis
father, and tits very probable he iiNsherea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found. "a, x
The above reward wiii'be given to Aseure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Nj.
Thomas Peter.y
sEeoreetown, June lo--l2. DIX
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FOR BOSTON,
The regular trading Brig
!. . LOGAN,

AJessNh Kamasts, Masters !.
|. q viii sail In Ave days, and win
make two hundred barrels on freight--for
which, or passage, having excellent accom-
modations, appiy 70 -,
FL LawrAon and Fowle.
Who have received by sale Brig and for sale.
q cases China Sinchaws and
Sarsenets;
30 boxes Dipt Candies.
NAV IS.