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mends and intreats that the confidence
which they have so often expressed in
him may be transferred to his worthy
successor.
As governor and commander in chief
otthe Indiana territory, the general as
sumes The command of all the troops in
that territory, by virtue of an order re-
ceiyed from the honorable the secretary
OF war, and as a major-general Of the
kentucky quota, he takes the command
of all the troops of that state north of
the Ohio, excepting the army of gen.
Winchester.
Copy, N. F. ADAMS, Dep.Adj Gen
Extract ofa letter from 0sdensbursh
on the st. La7crence, dated the
Sd Of October.
We had very hot work here on
Che afternoon of yesterday. This
village was bombarded for near three
hours from the batteries at Prescott,
a small village opposite to this; be-
tween 90 and so 12 and 9 pound balls
were picked up in our gardens and
streets. 4 numcer struck the ground
within 8 and yards OF Mr.. Parish's
house, which has, however, again
escaped nnhurt, nor have any lives
been lost. The firing was brought
on by our attempts to attack parcel
of Canadian boats, in which we did
not succeed. They are now laying
at Prescott, from whence or 10
balls have again been thrown into
the village about an hour ago.
g Our garrison consists OF about
500 men, including capt. Forsyth's
rifle company. from North Carolina
the whole are commanded by Bri-
gadisr Gen. Jacob Brown, from
Jefferson County"
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.

AAAA1AD A-'bl AhA1Aj WV
We have not been able, after keeping
our paper open till half past O'Clock, to
give particular statement of 1.-THE votes
given at the election held yesterday. On
counting off the votes for council, We
understand there was Democratic ma.
iority OF 81.
COUNTY ELECTION-Copgress.
East and West Northern Liberties.
Democratic (f7vo tickets, and ne
haze not tight givcn US
TO divide them 1917
Federal 848
Maj 769-
Soushwqrk-Dcmocratic 500
Federal 4l4
Maj l55-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 234
Federal IS
Maj. lel-
Psssyunk-Democratic lla
Federal 10
Maj. lo2-
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WAsHINGToN CRY, Oct. Is

WASHINGTON S1TY, yet. ID.
The United States frigatcs President,
United States, Congress, and the brig
Argus, sailed from Boston on the 9th
inst. on cruize. 1hey are 10 be join
ed at sea by the frieate Essex, and the
ship Wasp from tic Delaware. The
frigates Constitution and Chesapeake
and the sloop of wsr Hornet remain in
the port 81 Boston.
From the Wtsfern ,Army.--The FOL-
loving extract Of = letter to a gentleman
in this city contains The latest authentic
information of the movements OF the
western armv-.Nat. Lnfei.
{" Chile crAr. Cct. 6, 1912.
Colonel James Dunlap, who re-
turned las, evening from St. Mays, re-
ports, thu, all express arrived at ,ha,
place to General Harrison from Gene
raj Winchester, urging him 20 repair
Immediately 70 Fort Defiance; that II.
marched with all expedition at the head
of $500 or 5000 mounted rifemen.-
The express stated that Gen. Winehes-
ter was at or near Fort Defiance with
about 5000 Ohio and Kentucky volun-
teers, ard that body OF Indians and
British, amounting 10 $500 OF 5000, with
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SALE OF LAND.

DURSUANT to Decree Of the SUI
4 perior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, in a suit between
Benjamin Dulany, Plaintiff, and Thomas
Larkin, Defendant, will be exposed to
sale for cash, before the front door ofthe
Courthouse in Dumfries. on the sixth
day of November next, Tract of Land
lying on Broad Run, in Prince William
County, containing by estimation
on which the aforesaid Thomas Larkin
now resides. Any description of this
Land is deemed unnecessary as it is pre-
sumed that those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land before, the day Of
sale.
The Commissioners.
Octobcr Is d3w
E,o noll,ro Do1rorI
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Ersract of a letter dated,
CHARLESTON, Sc

SHARLESToN, Oept. ~.
There was duel this morning De-
tween two young men who have hereto
fore been as intimate as brothers lIhos.
Crafts and VIM. Bay the latter OF " HON
was shot through The heart, and OF
course instantly expired.
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pomyo cAyEILo, August 10.

"The following vessels are now in
Porto Caveilo; brig Jane, Fosset, of
Philad sch. Mary, brig Caliope, Smith,
and brig Jane, Smart, of New-York :.
schr. VIM. Yeaten, Harris, OF Washing
ton, and ship Mary and Elizabeth, Man
nmg, of Baltimore, all likely to be con-
demned."
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HCt IoItoWiaS SVS.SSAS az III I" AZ
Porto Cavello; brig Jane, Fosset. of
Philad sch. Mary, brig Caliope, Smith.
and brig Jane, Smart, of New-York :.
schr. VIM. Yeateu, Harris, OF Wishing
ton, and ship Mary and Elizabeth, Man.
nmg, of Baltimore, all likely to be con-
demned."
Disturbances in F,ance-Our readers
will recollect that in the e,niy part OF
last summer VIC published some imper-
feet accounts of an instruction inFrance,
oecasioned by the scarcity of provisions,
and by the other distresses of the peo-
pie in tina, devoted country. The insur
3 rection was suppressed by Bonaparte,
ard nr particular account of it was ever
suffered to transpire The following
may serve to throw some light on that
mysterious affair.-N Y. Eve. Post.
Translated for the VI Y. Eve. Post
DIARIO EXTRAORDINARILY,
HAVANA, 5th Aug. 1919.
We have received the Jamaica GA
zette, the Kingston Chronicle of the l5th
July, 1912, containing the following i'm
portant article. which we literally trans
late:
Yesterday arrived at this port the
packet Mary Ann, by which we learn
that on the first of July there arrived al
St. Pierres, Martinique, French schr
- prh yr, n
the first distinction, who left Paris IN
consequence of sudden, general and
violent revolution, which bad burst forth
in ali parts of the tyrannical and ambi-
tious government Of France. The said
Frenchmcn arrived at Bordeaux, where
they purchased the schoor sr and imme-
diately fed. The der .orable state OF
commerce, and the great misery which
prevails occasionsd the commotion as an
evil very general throughout the em-
pire. One of the passengers spoke
with an American gentleman of re-
spoctabitity * information, named Hoo
per, who arrived at Martinique in the
said schooner from, France, who inform
ed that 10000 of the first inhabitants Of
Paris had Gin one week asked tor pass
ports to leave France, but he was igno-
ran, if they had been granted that Be-
naparte, in consequence of such alarm
ing appearances, had returned to Paris,
accompanied by lis imperial guards, and
was despatching couriers to call back
his troops from the north-that on the
walls Of the Thuilleries, and in other
parts Of the capitol, the following pas
qniuadc Appeared:
War in the Nerth--Pestilence in
Bpain-Famine in France-We are 60
verned BY an Usurper-We seek
change--Forfy millions of livrcs for the
head of the Tyrant."
The population of Paris was under
arms, determined TO compel the govern
ment to general peace. Among the
French passengers arrived atMal Unique,
there were two senator's, and several
members OF the legion of homer"
In addition 70 the above, we learn
that Just before the sailing of the ship
Leander (Which arrived here on Thurs
day last from Maoleifa) there had arrived
at that Island another vessel from France
with passengers, who had fed from the
same motives.
.Mt7y- York. Eveniny Post
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Five Dollars Reward.
LOST,

On the road between Alexandra and
Fredericksburg, the 22d of September,
II small Dou5le. barreWd PISTOL with
a Shrmg Bayonet. 1t has fiat plain
Stock, with London on the plate of the
Lock. Whoever has fourd this Article
will confer favor on the owner by send
ing it to the office of the Alexandria
Gazette, where he may receive tho
above reward.
las. Plunkett.
October Is ST.
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THE Members composing the Rife
Company, will parade at the Market
Square. precisely at nine O'Clock, on
Saturday Morning, the Eth instant, ii
complete uaiIorm.
By order Of the first Lieutenonf,
FRANCIS HUCORN,
first Sergeant.
October l6. 2t
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NOTICE..
T>HE subscriber intending to leave
Il. Alexandria in a few days, requests
all persons having claims against him to
Bring them in for settlement
H, l.. MARSHALL.
October 10 cost
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ATTENTION

artillery Comtany--You are ordered
to attend parade. on Saturday the nth
inst. at the market square in complete
uniform at 9 o'clock A. NJ. by order
OF the Captain,
E. PERRY, LIST Sergeant.
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Ertyact 10 the editors Of the Whig', dat
ed Nezc Oytsans, September Il, 1912
1--WE have received intelligence that
St. Antonia, in New Mexico, has been
taken by colonel Manchiaco. Salado,
governor general Of the Interior pro-
,inces has been taken in that town. Col.
Niece took Nacogdochas on the 18th
Of August, and | suppose IS now with
Manchiaco at st. Antonio, or perhaps
farther on.
A great many people are leaving this
state aad the Mississippi territory to
Join the patriots, whose righteous cause
will most certainly prevail. When the
U. S. brig Syrcn left La Vera Cruz,
that city was still blockaded by the Mex
lean republicans, proof that all com
munication was cut stf between the city
of Mexico end the sea,
A fresh supply of brigands has arriv-
= ed at Pensacola from HAVANA. Why
was not Pensacola taken?
Our war if not better managed than 1t
has been, will iniure US more than Eng
land. As long as GnAa.p and E1sfts
are in the cabinet, ruin must follow.
Wood the consairator, has been hang
ed"
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Second Legion of Militia.

THE Soldiers will recollect, that the
Legionary Muster will take place en-
Saturday, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock,
in the morning.
October Is. q
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, October l6.
{" TO SHEW
rHs VERY AGE s. BODY OF THE TIME
lis FORM AND PRESSURE.

Many good people suspect the British.
government of iastigating his .Agsrine
NightiaeSs to declare war against US
Ii their suspicious be we'll founded, the
high miEded British Cabinet must for
once, at least, acknowledge a coinci-
dcnee between their policy and that of
France at former periods. Mr. Adet,
in his famous otkeai to the American
people, accused our government of re-
fusing the mediation OF the French Re
public, in restoring our imprisoned
countrymen at Algiers to liberty. But
at this very time, it is asserted as an I'm.
dcniable fact, the French Consul at AL
gicrs was busily employed in hreverting
an accommodation, by encouraging THO
Dey to increase his demands. 1t is also
asserted, that the success of our negoli
alton, and Of course the liberation Of our
suffering countrymcn, Is to be attilbut
ed To the fortunate absence Of the French
Consul from his post, at that moment.
The Boar stood whetting his teeth a
gamst an old tree-the Fox happening
TO pass By at the time, asked why he
made these martial appearances, siuce
there WAS no enemy near that he could
perceive. That may be- Maste: Rey-
nard, replied the boar, but we should
scour up our arms while we have lei
sure, yeu know, for il time Of danger
We shall lave something else to do"
NERBUM SAT.
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October Is

Wanted toPurchase or Hire,
A BLACK MAN SERVANT. For
enc that can come well recommended
generous price will be given. Apply
to the Printer.
Sent. IS. d.
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From the National MteNigenccr.
LIST OF PRIZES

Taken by the americans from the COM
mencemem Of the Ifar to the tlresent
tine.
The amount of prize vessels enume-
rated in the following exhibit is 200.
Vessels of War %
Slips Al
Briggs SO
Barques and Shows S
Schooners IS
Shops, Shallops & Boats IL
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G., & r. WAITE

Having made Q large contract with
the Masssers for Tickets in the above
Lottery, assur. .heir frienflE and Lot
terry adventsrers generally, that this
Lottery will be punctuaily drawn and
prizes punctualiy p-id, and that they
will promote, and aid and assist in the
sale of tickets in it IN preference to
any other in the u. States for this
object they have forwarded tickets to
most of their agents in the Union, and
whilst the lottery is drawing they viii
also forward once a week, the whole OF
the Numbers drawn, both Blanks and
P;,zc., contained in a small News
P.per thoy publish weekly. at two dot
lars per aAnum, entitled the Weekly
Messenger.
Nher-,he above lottery is over, G.
* z. WAITE will turn thsir whole
a.: ertio,i 10 the next Ntw-York Union
College Lottery. Their Oiicss are
In New-YcrS, at No. 81 and al N.
So. MaideA-Lane.
In Baltimore, at the Corner Of Mar
ket * Charles Street
In Albany, al No. IS, State-Street.
At each of which places they viii
promptly execute ali or,:ers in the
Boo.-Seiling * ST ,tionary line, and OF
al genuine and warranted Patent Me
dicines Letters, (post pa:d) duly az
tended 10.
Price of Tickets ! dollars, but will
advance on the day of driving, Crhe
2s'h September
SeDtember |. 2awlOts
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GRAND.
Double Number Lottery.
sUsQUEHANNA CANAL oE-
" EuhNA< ~
COND CLASS.

OJNNb vi NSo'
Positively commences drawing III
Baltimore, 2sth OF September 1872 d
to draw three days in every week
The Scheme consists 10000 Tick
cts, but only $4,000 Numbers, having
two tickets of one number, so that
person buying two tickets OF the same
number, may draw the tour highest
prizes, viz.
$4,000 Dollars,1
$4,000 Dollars, IN ALL
5000 Dollars, Zoo, 900 Dollars
10000 Dollars,
Which is thus the first draWn
number after the Lottery is half done
drawing, will be EMIT ed to the two Ca
Ditsl Prizes ofS $4,000, which number
may also come up the two 8 20 o9o
prizes but as above stated, to draw two
prizes of equal denomination, it VIII re-
quire two tickets of the same num-
Der. Besides the above capital fnses,
the Scheme also exhibits.
3 Prizes Of 10000 dollars,
2 do, of 5000 dollars,
2 DO. Of 5000 dollars,
4 do. of 1900 dollars,
10 dn. Of 1000 dollars,
Besides great many of 500, 100, 50,
90, and 5000 of % dollars each.
The Scheme of this Lottery differs
very materially from that Of otheis 1t
not o ly contains by far the greatest
number of Capital Prizes, but are all
floating, with single exception) ana
may come out of the wheel at any
period of the drawing; thsrsfore those
who buy tickets immediately Will have
chance Of ALL the Prizes. The tick
cts are nearly all sold ard contr acted
for they may be procured a; any of the
Lottery Offices in Baltimore, New
York. Philadelphia, and Savannah,
Charleston, Richmond, Georgetown,
Boston, Providence, Newport, Hartford,
New Haven, New-London, &c. &c.
The Managers have given Bonds
10 the State, for the faithful drawing
and payment of Prizes
Robert Gilmag, Hugh Thompson,
VIVA. Smith, John Swan,
Mark Pringle, David Williamson,
Samuel Smith, William Patterson,
VIM. Cooke, Robert Oliver,
Stewart Brown, John Sherlock,
John S Holm, Arch MCaiiis.er,
Samuel Sterett.
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n;etr;ct Of Columbia, to wit

rn,y TERM, lsl2-.Alerandria CsH"'S
Gsorpe Taylor, WilliamHerbert,
Charles Simms, Thomas Swami
william S. Moore, CHARLES Alex
snder, Augustine J. Smith, John
Tucker, Cuthbert Powell, and
Edmund l. Lee, members OF the
Vestry of the Protestant Epls.
copal Church, commonly called
the Episcopal Church of Alex
andria, on behalf Of themselves
and other members of the said
Church and of the Congregation z
belonging to the said Church =
COMPLAINANTS 3
AGAINST y
George Deneale and John Muir 8
caster, Church Wardens .of the z
Protestant Episcopal Church in =
Alexandria, who, with the other <
member. of the Vessry sof the
Episcopal Church in Alexandra,
are the legal and regular success
sors in Office Of the Vestry Of the
said Church, and William H.
Terrett, George H. Territt,
George Triplett, George iSum-
mers, John Jackson, Jun. Hum
phrey Peake, JohnWren & Tho
mas Golfer, Oyerseers of the
Poor Of the County Of Fairfax in
the State OF Virginia, and James
Wren of the said County of
Fairfax-DEFENDANTS.
The Defendants, William
H. Terrett, George H. Terrett, Georgs
Triplet, George Summers, John Jack
son, jun. Humphrey Peake, John Wren
Tboma. Golfer, and James Wren, no
having entered their appearance to thi
suit and given security for performing
the DEGREES of the Court, according t.
the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, tina
they are not inhabitants of the Distric
of Coiunlbia-on the motion the Com
plainants by their counsel, 1t is ordered
that the said absent Defendants do ap
pear here on the first day Of November
Term next and answer the bill of TIT
plainants, and that a copy OF this Or
der be forthwith inserted in one Of th'
public news papers, published M thi
county, for two months successfully
and that another copy be posted at tn
front door of the rt.house of the sal'
county.
A copy: Test:
q. Denealc, c. c.
Au~nct & ON
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district of Columbia.
August S.

district OF Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit.
July Term, 1919,
JOHN Shaw, and George Picrcy
under the finn of Shaw, and
Piercy, Comtlainan's,
against
Samuel Todd. Samuel chrrney, q
Henry Ladd, Alexander Ladd, :
Edward Pary, John Tucker. and
William Yesten, Defendants
The defendants Samuel
Churnev, Henry Laid Alexander Lasd,
ana Edward Parry, no. having entered
their appearance .nd given security &C.
cording to the statute and the rules OF
this couit; ami! it appearing to the Sd
tisf.ction 81 the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendants Samuel Chur-
ney. Henry Laid, Alexander Ladd, and
Edward Parry, sre not Inhabitants OF
this district: On motion Of the said
compliments by their counsel, it is
ordered, tina, the said defendants Samu-
e. Churney, Henry Ladd, Alexander
LAID, and Edward Parry, do appear
here on the fist day Of Nov term
next, ard enter their appearance to the
suit, and give security for performing
the decree of the court; and that the
other defer dsn;s Samuel Todd, John
Tucker, & William Yeaton, do not
pay away, convey or seerete, the debts
by them owing to, OF the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendants Samuel Chur-
ney, Henry Ladd, Alexander Ladd, and
Eward Parry, until the further order
or decree of this court and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
In ore ce TIE public newspapers pub
h't ed in this county for two months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the court
house of the said county.
A copy Test,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
August 90. 2aw2m
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District of Columbia.
County of Alexandria to VIZ
July Term. 1917.
LAVE. Doy;dson. Comhlainsr!,

(IOc0tY Oh kAi6xdbdIins W Wv,
July Term, 1917.
James Davidson, COMPLAINANT,
Agns sS, williamNew,on, * =
Francis Kirby, Dgsnda"ts,J
The Neutrality-suspicious.
fit, not having entered her appearance
and given security according to tie
statute and the rules ofthis court; and
it appearing, to the satisfaction OF the
court upon afiidayit, that the said de-
PENDANT Agnes Proud6t,is not an inha.
bitan. Of this district on motion OF the
said complainant by his counsel, 1t Is
ordered, that the said defendant Agnes
Proudii, do appear here on the hr:t
day of Nov term next, and ent0 her
appearance 10 the suit, and give seou-
rity for performing the decree OF tho
court and that the other defendants
William Newton and Francis Kirby,
do not pay away, convey or sec'ete,
the debts by them owing to, or the Is.
tate or effects in their hands belonging
=, lcI,,. Auna.
10 INC saio aosehr u
fFou"n' ui:'h INC iu' NC ~
cree o. 'hiS court al. .'". ~,
'ftis "roe, NC loi'i"l'" . S.,S,;.t.d ~
oithe Puo'ic newspapers PuD ss;,
this county LOT TWO ''o''''e 'uo~
w. ana tSse 'noeher' copy w p ~
eae front a'or oi VIC eoo' e - w.
soio county
40 copy ~
~. DentdlC' u c.
August %. saw2m.
N;c+r;ct Cf Columbia
,,o.J,;.. wiz
0'''' 0' J~,u g,,n, 1915.
-, D, Co..laiuaot
"o"'ss "'O !
IT,, 3a", ,S.. .a,o;,;s,r,tcr of
":' n.ar d.ca.sed
.;' Defendants
r' ''",' f1 - H.
nc OClSllo6iN iAotA1eS
Harper, adn.i :istrs,or rs aioresaid' not
having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 the statute
and the rules OF this court, and II sf-
fearing 20 the satisfaction o, the COURT
upon aff' Ia,it that the SAD defendant
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Rem0Uas.
e. JOSEPH SPEAR,
August a

Rr.fesifa!ty ir.f1rEs rs friends and fhf
p fE9I,e.
THAT he has removed bis shop to
Royzl.street 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamson, near the Coffee
House where he carries on the CA
BINEr BUSINESS IN all It's vaa sous
branchss--hc also makes and repairs
ell kinds OF Musical INSTRUMENTS, 81, h
as Pi mo Fosies. Bass Y:s:s, Yio::ns,
Guitars Sc end vii also farnish Ma
no .sny Cofi'.s for gcoVn persons for
6J.ez aoiiars- He acSes the quality
o. MS materials, the soundDess Of his
work end the strict attention he in
tends paying TO his business. viii en-
sure him encouragement from a gene
sous public. All the above branches
OF business viii be sxesuted at the
shortes, notice.
November 20. Law
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Lottery Intelligence.

Vaccine Institution Lottery,
WOW DRAINING in Baitimsre, con-
4 Capital Prizes of $4,000
5000
10 1000
Frve Thousand Fipe Hundred Tick
etc q days. have been drawn, and the a.
bove Capitals remain IN THE WHEEL
Present price of Tickets Warranted un-
arawn) Eight Dollars.
The first dra.on Ticket on the If.
teenth day
will be entitled to
TWENTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
Susquehannah Canal
Double Number Lottery,
Will eomme.ee Drawing in Baftimors
on the 2Sth of this fresenf monfh.
THIS SCHEME CONTAINS
of 100000 Highsm Price.
10000
2 10000
: 5000
Present Price Of Tickets in this Lot
terry, TIN Dollars and Fifty Gers sae"'
TICKETS AND SHARES
in either of the above Lotteries, may be
had in a great variety of Numbers at
Cohen's Lottery Cthce,
No. 10, Market Street, BGif'mors.
~ Adven.xrers 81 distance VIII
be supplied with Tickets the same as
If observation-disclosures, inclosins the Cash
(post paid) will be Immediately attended
b. A Register is KEEP, OF ali the lickes
sold, and the earliest advice sent OF ths'r
fate as soon as decided.
ealtimore. Sept. Is sawN