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PUBLIC NOTICE..

HAS committedto Fairfax coun.
w tY Jail on the 18TH day of Au.
gust 1913, mulat,o man, who was
committsl as q runaway, CATS himssif
John SIMPSON, and say nc is free
oorn he is about feet 9 iaches high,
his cloathinS, one roundabout Jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
OF brseches, one Of ducSieg. si.a no
OF blue, two shirts, one oichcch l;nr.cn
the other If India cotton, ore swans-s
down waistcoat, one r.ir Of old shoes,
and a black fur hat. and says he came
from Providencs, r. I. Gilhers coutty.
and that he was taken BY the British
and Carried into Norfolk. The owner,
1t any, is requested to prove bis p.u-.
psrty, pay charges and take him aws,s,
or he will be Opposed of as the Iaw di-
reefs.
r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff Of Fairfax.
New. 8. ep.f. &
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Five Collars Reward,

NElLL be given to sny person whs
w will give information, that shall
lead to the discovery and conviction Of
the rogue or rogues who entered the
subscribers house on Saturday evening
last, and stole ,hsrefrom Loaf or Su..
gar and two Red Pocket Books. The
Pocket Books contained sundry receipts
ter money, with other papers which caA
be OF no use to any body but the owner
"a note Of Thomas Watson to the sub.
scriber for so dollars, dated Esd of Oc.
tober last and payable in June lsl4-a
receipt for 100 dollars, deposited st sun.
dry times for safe keeping, in tko>hanas
of Richard H. Little, payable on do
n,and, dated 23d or AID Of 10th month
iast.-As the payment OF the two last
papers are stopped, all persons are
hereby cautioned from receiving them.
Moses Brent.
* Dece nher 81 -
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our path, and about our bed, End sple.s
out all our wsys"-Noshing Is bid from
hiu--Noshiag can b concealed. Ths
nest secret thought Of our heats. axe
every sin 10 open to bis view. He'll Is
naked before hip, and destruction hath
20 covering" How much more the
hearts q the children Of mes. May all
psn be persuaded to cenfess their slo e'
10 God, and fall io~ before hun, hnmb'y
inploring HE pardon and forgiveness
through The radiation Of hi. dear 'on'
and praying for mercy, that having hum'
blsa ~ according to his will, he pay ex-
ii. Us in dse ssasou, and give US grace
and glory: y. I
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tha uossossi0n OF the Exeeutisc,
that the practice ofe ransoming IS
made cover for collusive captures
81 the enemy.
The question vas takenAto sonN-
der these resolutions, and negatllv-
ed by
Yeas 81
Nays ~
|. The bill laying an Embargo, &c.
boing produced 10 an ensrossed form'
was read the third time and passed,
nv Yeas and Nays ~ fellow = $
YEAS-Messrs. Alexander, Al
ston. Anderson, Archer, Avery,
BARD. Barnett. Beall, Bowen, Brad
lev. Brown, BurwslL Batter, Ca ala
we'll, Calhoun, Chappsll, Cloptos,
Com,tock, Condit, Conard. Craw-
ford. Greishtes, Crouch, Dawson.
Denoyelles. Desha, Eppes, Farrov'
Fiudlsy, Fisk, Of Yer. Fisk. OF n.
Y. Forne,, Franklin, Gholsen,
Glasgow. Goodwin, Gourdin. Grit
fin, Grundy. Hall, Harris, Hub,
bard, Humphreys, Ingham, irwin.
Kennedy. Kent. Of Md. Kerr. ker-
shaw. King. ZINC. Leferts, Lyle,
Macon, Moor, MAE.iss ssssscrs,
Nsoore, Marfree, Nelson, se1stsa.
Grmsbs, Parker, Piekeus, Piper.
Tsea, of Pen. Rhea, OF Ten. Rich,
Roberts, Rssertaon, Sage. Bssisr,
s-ybeIt, Sharp, Skinner. sraith, Of
Penn. Strong, Tsnnehill, Tsyior,
Truup, Udsse, Ward, OF n. j,
Whitehill, Wiissn, Of Penn. Wright,
Yancey--S5.
Ns.s-Messrs. Bsylies, of Mass
Bigelow, Boyd, Brigham, Capsr.
sen, Champion, Cheves, Gilley,
Cooper, Cox. Calaepes, Dayenpsrt'
Dewey. DuysN, Ely CASTOR
Gcddes. Gra.vencr, Hanses, Hof-
ty, Hunserford, Jackson, of 4. !,
Kent, of N. Y. King, ofMass, Law,
Lewis, Loveu, Lowsdes, M.Res.
Miller. MotRtt, Montgomery, Nose
~, Markell. Oskley Pearson,
Pickering. Pitkia. Post. Joha reed
Rusgies, shureman, sneiiey. saep'
herd, Smith. ct N. Z. Stanford
Stockton, Stuart, Sturgrs, saggsrt'
,i'allma, ge. Thompson. Sose, I" aea
ton. White. Wilcox. WiIteT-57.
Mr. Grandy aad MIR. Lewis were
appointed semmiitee 10 carr. sht
bill 10 the senste fer concurrence.
g'EuRsDAY, Dec. is.
MIR. Giandy from the conimittes
reported that they did On Monday
last, deliver to the Senate for con
eurrence the bill laying an Einbar'
go, Ike.
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NORFOLK, Dec. Ia.

Pursuant to the Sentence OF the SD.
psrior Court for Norfolk County, past
at its session in October last, Cedst IL.
rue, fer the murder Of his vile, was exc.
euted in Portsmouth, Oh Friday last, iO,h
instant.
This being an uncommon 40 we'll a.
an awful spectacle, vast conecusse Of
people we're present to witness it. The
clergy Of different sects we're all assidu-
ous to prepare tins mind Of the crisni-
nal Tor the great Change, that he was to
experience, from mortality 10 immorta,
lily, BY constant prayer and exhorr
ta.isn; but ne appeared utterly iussnsi-
Bile to their pieus and ecnevolers efarts
his constant reply to them vast me
no be haag-O imposseeb." When
brought TO the eallsws, The ministers Of
tho Gospel who .till attended him,
ssag and prayed for some time, when
they finished be sung q French Song
With great coNposure. His spiritual
physicians tseD asked if he still believed
he vas net to 30 hunga And he re.
piled AZ before 30 no I! impcsseet"
While the halter was fastening arosnd
his neck he drew out his nbs,iere, deh-
osrately took pinch Of snuff, and in the
next moment wa. launched into e,srni.
~! 1t was said BY all who saw him
suffer, that more hardaned viiiian ne.
Yer disgraced humanity
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NONTT,t)RY.

q Tnou! sysose SDord from so!ia dGrk-
meas struck
7aat saark, the Sun, strike uisdsn
from my sout foVNs' :
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WAaMfNaTuh CITY De-, Is.
CAPT sMITs,s cRuIZE.

rial circumstances which occurred
during the yigilant and active cruise
of tie United States ship Congress,
Capt. Smith, watch commenced on
the sOtb April and terminated on
the firth inst.
His course was In a circuitous d.
rectior 10. the s. r. crossing tue O.
quatcr, passing the N. E. coast or
Brazil, and thence hemeward in
which a vast Number OF neutral YES.
sells were l,ru.gb 10 and examined,
four valuable vessels OF the enemy
captured. but none Of his oruIzers
seen from the Sd of May to the end
Of the erui2e.
Eatract Of letter from Capt. John
Saaih 10 tie Sscretaru Of the Macy.
dated on board u. States Frigale
Congress. Portsmouth Kar5or, De-
GENDER t4th, 1913.
i" have the honor to eommusi-
cate 10 you the arrival, at this an
ehorage, # the U. States Frigate
Congress. under my comIsand, whose
daily situation duping the cruise, !
take the liberty Of Ia, Ing bef.rs you
in the abstract i'rsM the ships log,
which accompanies this; in wLich
there is accounted for, all vessels
which were seen by US, from the pc
Rod of our separation from tho Pre-
siden,, until our arrival ct this place
with the exception OF zone brig, which
twice escaped under the favor Of
dark nights, and whose great dis
lance only enabled me to conjecture
her to be an American priyatesr.
" The expiration of the term Of
service of the greater part Of the
crew 81 the Congress, am concern
ed 10 advise yon of; they have, ne.
vesfi,eless, for. some months, been
serving under these circumstances
v 18th. the same zeal and activity |
have found them eminent for. Your
sanction for their discharge, and or
der 10 replace their number, 1 shall
be thankful for"
Extract from The Log Book Of the
Y States Frigate Congress, John
Smith. Esq. Commander.
s May 5. Lat. 40. Is, long. "a. 10,
IN chase Of the British brig Curlew;
saw atSthe Same time to Toward a
ilas Of battle ship end ! friyats.
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SECRET PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

! IHursdcy .1eermbrr o.:
The folEsuing message was re-
eeived from the President OF the U.
States which was read and referred
ts the coMn,ittee on ForesSn Resa-
latisns,
70 the Senate and Hoaes Of Repre-
seniafires of the U. States,
The tendency Of our commercial
and nayigatios laws. in their present
state. to fa.er :he Enen,y and there
by psolong ti.- war. is more and more
developed by experience. Supplies
OF the most essential kind. tlnd their
way, rot only 70 British ports and
Hr;sish armies at distance but
ths armies in our neighhcrhaod.
with Yhich our own are coDteoding.
derive from our pcrts and outlets a
Subsistence a,,ainabie. with ditkeal-
tJ. if at all. from other sources. E.
ven the fleetssnd troops infsstirg our
eossts and waters. are by lik eeuppiies
accommodated and encouraged in
their predatory and iacursiye war
fare.
Ahusss having like tendency
take place ia cur import trade. Bril-
fish fabrics and products tiad their
way into cur popts nnder the name
aud from the ports of other countries;
and often in British vess.as Disguised
as nsatrals by false coiors and pm,
pers.
To these abuses il may he aided
that Illegal im,ortatiops are openly
made with advantage 10 the vio'a-
tors Of the law. produced by under
valuations or ether circumstances
Involved in The course Of the judic'sl
proceedings against them.
1t is found siso, that the practice
Of rsas0ming IL ; cover tsr oettH-;-c
o-s'>>. ..s,<i -es.azssassi fer intettl-
kenss advantageous to The enem,.
To remedy No much as possible
these evils, recommend:
That IN eheetual Embargo on ex-
ports be Immediately enacted.
That ali articles known TO be de.
rived either net at all. or ar imma
fsriHl degree soly. from the prsdac-
lions OF cay other country than q.
Britain, and psrticulsr,. the erten
sive articles made Of wool and Gotten
materials, snd srdsnt spirits made
from the sane, be expressly and alb
solutely prohibited. from Whatever
port or place or in whatever YES
ssIs the same msy re brought into
the UGited States; and that Ill vic.
lsti0os Of the Bon-impsrtstion act be
subjected 10 adequate penalties.
That amoug the proofs of the neu-
trial aud national character Of foreign
vessels, il be required that the mas
tiers and supercargoes and three
fsurths ct least Of the crews, be citi-
zens or subjects OF the country under
whose dag the vessels sill.
That ali persons concerned in col
lusive captures by the enemy or in
rausoming vessels OF their cargoes
from the enemy, be subjected 10 adj
equate penalties.
To shorten as much A possible the
duration of war, it is Indispensable
that the enemy should feel all the
pressure that can be given toit; and
the restraints having that tendency.
will be borne with the greater cheer
fulnsss by all good citizens !, as the
restraints will affect those most who
are most ready to sacrifice the inte-
rests Of their country, in pursuit OF
their own.
JAMES MADISON.
Decenber 9, 1913.
Friday December 10.
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Lost sight sf the chase during the
night. 4. Il
Msy 5. Lat: ~. Is, long. 81, 81,
bearded the American ship Amia. !.
BILE Matilda, from N. York for Lis.
bon, In chase Of which separated
from the q. s. frigate President. q
May 20. Lat. IS, 9. long. al, Ag, I
captured the British brig jean. Of
10 guns and ~ men. R. Motif, mas
ter. belonging to Messrs, Cochrsnss
Of Paisley, Nsrth Britain, from Bus4
nos Ayres, bound to Greenock, 81
days out, cargo 6,85s hides, 400
packages Of tallew and 140 pigs Of
copper, weight shout A tons-after
taking out the copper destroyed her.
May 90. Lat. So. IS. long. SO, SO.
captured the Britiss, brig Diana of
10 guns andf4 rncn, George Thomp-
son. master and owner, from Buenos
Ayres, bound to Loadsn, SO days
out, eargs $3.50 hides $50 bales Of
ta!low and 7 bales Of horse hair;
threw ever board all the cargo, ex-
cept sufficient to- make her safe to
proceed to the w. Indies, and rem
dersd her otherwise unfit for service.
May sE. LAT. 20, 45 jeng. ss, SO,
put ali the prisoners on hoard the d.
ana on parole, and furnished her Tor
= passage to BarLsises.
Oct. Is. Lat. 10, ~, long. 40,5 !
captured the British ship Rose, Phi
lip Vibert master, from Guernsey,
bound to Guadaloups, laden with
iasdoe vino and potatoes, took out
500 gallons of wilma, which we put
in our water casks and IS hogsheads
which We slowed in the hold, and 10
tons of potatoes, being all we could
stow on board, and thon destroyed
her--burthsn 1872 tons.
Nov. 9. Lat. IS, IS, long. Is, 46,
boarded the Spanish brig Asniabls
Maria, from HAVANA boGnd TO Te-
neriffe put Ga board OF her, on their
parole, the master, mate. aud super.
cargo Of the late British ship Rose.
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Mr.. Grundy from the committee
on Foreign Relations. reported q bill
laying sn embargo on all ships and
vessels 10 the ports and harbsrs OF
the Uaited States which was read
and committed to . committee Of
the whele House to-day.
Mr.. Post moved that it be printed
---Negstiyed BY Yeas and Nays
Yeas 5a-Nays %.
Tbs House then went into COM
mittee of the whole on the said bill
MIR. Nslson IL the ehair-and af-
ter sspe time spent therein, the com
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:, .ne;ne this twenty thirdd Apfh' IN
.,s YEAR Of our Lord one thousand elea'
e mildred and ten, to be fully eemAes''
ca Given .n Under my hand and seal the day
and date first above written. -
~ THOMAS PAUL. L. ..
Signed sealed and delivered sa IN ,ne
presence of GEO G PRESboni
In consequence of the above autnorl. :,
vested in ME, arising from a co".' .hs
with MIR. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents ,of tne
sale Of Paul's Columbian Oil, In the CITY
81 Ra,t;more, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatei'
sign of the Golden head, NO. 20 war, :.
se'.street, Messrs. Henry keerl x
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's heaa q,
No. a33 Marke,-st. near the corner OF
Howart-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot Drug
rest. corner of Hanover and Marke'-stS
Gessrs Warner and Hanna, stationer''
corner of Gay and Market st'. MesSrs
G. & R. Waits Lottery oihce' corner
Of st, Paul's Lane and Market-st. A.
Miltepberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N, Howard-st Messrs'
Inhn r. Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO.
1873 a,arket-st.-At feps f0.nf' by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No: 5
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Fe!l's-street.-City 81 Wash"s
ton, Messrs. David OFT, s Co. Drug
aists.-PhNadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlec's, No. 20 Nof''
9TH ST. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Streets-Iere
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2eS Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between ID ana 81
streets, Messrs. Crowl & segar, Drug
rists, Market st.-Ne7u York, Messrs'
John s. Thomas L. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese. Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs' u
&R. Waites's. Nos SO and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York Town, DR.. John Fisher
Drug. -.Annatolis. Messrs. Childs *
Shaw-Gsmge 7o7vn. Or. John OF
Dru.-Laueaster Dr.. Samuel Faht
nestock, Drug.-harrisburg. Or. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-East0n. Dr.Iho-
mas II. Dawson, Drug.-Pctersbnrg,
Virg Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstown, DR.. Frederick Mil.
Observation-Disclosures. Dr.. John
S. Miller, ,Druggist-Wnchester. Mess
John s. Abm Miller, Druggists.-Han-
oper Messrs. Frederick s. Wan. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarHsle. Dr. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook vile.
(Montgomery COY Mr. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, Br
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % laWSm
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Hamllton's Worrn destroy.
ing I.Ozenges.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others Of a similar title SO com
monty complained Of as operating with
violence on the contrary, particular
excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age andconstitu,ion. 1t
contains nothing but what is perfectly
lnn1cent, and is so mild in its operate
on that 1t cannot injure the tenderest
infant OF week old, should no worms
exist in the body; but will, withou,
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
nd bowels, OF whateveris foul or or
fensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
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). .,,oo If worms, and man, fatal DIS

a.etion Of worms, and many 'a'a' -
orae, do,c Of this medicine given occ a,
:; onally during the warm season, VIII VIII
esectually prevent the " vom at,,1 d;. s"e
aurping Of Children" DIRE adiul als atl.
gsr which annually destroys thonsS"u 10
a az the infant part of our citlzens' ~
.; o. likewise like the mildest and most Ger, :,
- ';n rsmeay known, and has restored
- health and strength great num esI
'', a1" in ~ advanced stage OF this fatal
neutrality-suspicious. and plain 'ns y "
Mons arc given for every part OF INC
,rcessary treatment in such cases;
Children generally tske this msa.e Inc
with eaeerness, having pleasing APP
,e,rance and an agreeable TASTE
Hamilton's Grand Restorative
+. recommended as an invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief x per-
,anent cure of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Con
sumptions, Lowness of Spirits Loss
,f Appetite, Impurityot the o'oou'
sterica, Affections, InwardWeaknes'es'
Violent Cramps in the stomach q oaeh'
Indigestion, Melancholy, Gout IN &c
SION ,ch. Pains in the limbs, Reiaxa-
ion, sc. sc.
The principal operation OF this re-
medy is in che stomach, restoring 'he
igss,ivc powers and sending for,h
from th:t organ new health and .'igor
INTO every part of the system; It en-
,.jcbes and puri6es the blood, without
fl ming it. braces, without st'mulat
az too violently, the nervous system !,
trengthons the ,ecletory vessel'. a d
ne &C. eral habit; brings back The n w.
rular fibres to their natural snd hea'.,,
,ane J.; and restores that nutrition whlf
,mmoderate excavations had DESTROY.
cd, and whose loss Lad thrown the
Whole frame into languor and debility
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Hahn's Anti. Bilious Pills.

For the prevention and cure of bilious
AMI malignant Fev-rs.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that Can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
~ taese Pills, taken once in every two
weeks, during the prevalence of ou
bilious fevers, will prove an infaIlibIe
preventative and further, that in the
earlier stages Of those diseases, tbelr
use will very generally succeed in re.
storing health, and frequently in Cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
power of common remedies
They are eScellently adapted to car
ny. IF superAuous bile, and prevent its
morbid secretions; to restore and a.
mend the appetite to I."oduce a free
perspiration. and therebg prevent colds,
which are oftea of fatal consequences
\ dose never fails to remove cold,
il taken on It's first appearance the
are celebrated for removing habitual
costiveness, sickness at the stomach &
severe headache and ought to be ia
ken by all persons on a change of eli.
mate.
In sicklv times or places, a dose
should be taken every fortnight, and if
there Is reason to apprehend personal
danger, it may betaken .nce a week
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HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE AND EX

GENUINE ESSENCE AND EA'
TRACTS OF MUSTARD.
A safe and cffectual remedy tor a.
ute and chronic rheumatism, govt
neumatic gout palsy, lumbago, numb
ness. white swellings, chilblains. sprain'
cruises, pain in the face and neck &c
This valuable remedy is prepared
9th in a fluid state and in pills, and
nus excelIently adopted, for external
and internal use.
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II WHILST ! wa>mE
w asy Item 81 >hOr

lsntd IN philadeiph.a
tisenienl o that " ork i
the system b" used b! \
fixing down tie Deos,s'
q system SO easy that al
n ry capacity my tleTI
it in half an hour, and 4
IN Us ,ui.eSl extent, WIlad
INSTRUCTORS than what w!t
in a few p ges-rhe vi
comprised III eight en- sID1
"itnout any 0: these pei
tary srks with which 4
the othe: systt ms, :Ie d
then ,teir mfmory or co
practice This is al VI
the puOlica 10: WIS attn
lied by N,i'. VI sd!son rI
md almost al the tAA
Congress, many 1! taOA
subscribing sor ten coi''1
system was very Tar li61
+. t, though some o. rs
ftrs ware tiivu ged ; and
work since prihted Oh lh1
taken advantage OF whsl1
closed
| am now abou! 10 p"il
in IT'S perfect S at III d
use OF schools WIZ. sucHI
lions Tor iea,iina l. L.
tu!arablc cspaclt. vljh 7
nay write il in sIX EcriI
as the script hand g." Os
most rapid writer's.
THGM \
TRRMs-Suhs cribcn
down, ana ahOtEtr Oh ~
tie work on or Dc fore Isl
The Subscribers aE'|
100, ard consists o' seq
departm hts, ncmDlrso
most all the distiHs u.sFf'
the revolution, l0gc,he'
divine.. phy.l iaDs, 1--we
p inclpal merchants, &c
phia. !
Subscriptions rcce!v'e
and at r. G WeisAthl"
pine's book stores, "s1
IT, Those pVlnteIs
the above a few inseI'"'
subscriptions, tr"i's@~
scrip,ion papers TO i
deiphia, shall receive
work, beside the usual y
January %
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- SuperEne le

DR.S.s.pTORD'S !O1
DER OF the BARK, h1
and ni~hly approved By u
cis MS of distinguished ' e..
rent parts of the C. .o.,|
proprlg,pri~ no" e'', 81
i: to the FACULTY IN so, y
persuasion, that no P AZ ID
in the choice Of IBIS OIL
be gratiGeA in l"e "ss Il
,repar. tion.- IN s'i>"- !,
certainty OF oper.ai'" ,.r.|
passes the bark III CIV
ALSO,
The ESSEN ~"
BARK prepared by ',m.d
The above articles g."
cels OF different SIZES
nc usual wants oil co. j..
ut Of retail drugsi,S;,;s
l,ants and private f'n' Y
James Kep %
BOOKSELLER, aRa "
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Fairfax County

j. WILLIAM DESi,
commonwsallh's ius,j,s
for,the County atolssa,SS
mayors, bailifs, coas,.L.
roughs, within the g.,
Virginia. Whereas B,
late Tailor, and D4nieIg
sen: Jailor, for this Coe,'
Radcliffe, sheriff of s,s
complained on oala tt.I
that Elijah Graham, VIAL
to the Jail of the Count, {,
Court thereof, for ieloa,
cured III the said Jail !
Superior Court, to 3,
County aforesaid, and h
to be tried Tor tie NJ
And also a negro woman
mitted to the said Jail
runaway. She said her
cy, and that she belop,l
Tomkins near Frederi.J
nia-did forciJIy, or !,
means, open the door Of
the night Of the eth id
thcrefrom, and that SUI,
without the knowledge d
against the will of them /,
Kidwell, and DaniclBrad,|
torcsaid, aud are now \
These are therefore in n
comm nleBweallh. to reouJ
ofyou,in your rcspectl d
aud precincts to make dlI
way OF hue and cty, Ic ]
Graylsm, and negro N.
and her having found, to,
take and safely convey,u,
her to be safely convene
Fairfax County, there to
he and she shall BE- tnea
BY due course Oh law. c.
hand and seal this 2Sth d,
Ter 1872.
w. DENE
Nov. 80
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