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LOTS AND LANDS.
May %

ID UILDING Lots in every section OF
I'D this city, and about eighteen nun
drsd acres of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for cash. or
on credit with security.-Also, Lands IN
the states of New York, Pennsylvanla'
Maryland, Virginia, North and south
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to tho subscriber, at Temilnsen 5
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence ID
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania
or at his Office in Philadelphia
James Greenfeaf.
City of Washington, May %. Staw.I
Just Published
Price 81 so in boards,
ARATOR.
Being series of Agricultural Essays
Practical and Politician 81 numbers
by eitizea Of Virginia.
For Sale by
Robert Gray.
March as
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RD BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 90, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee g Co.
| was attacked with most violen'
cold, severe cough and pain In the
breast, which continuedto grow wora'
- during which my appetite failed an
my voice altered so much that it was
with the utmos exertion could pro-
nouncc single sentence loutier thar
my breath. Some of my friends hav-
ing observed to me that much GOO
had been done by the use OF Lees t..
lixir, advised me to procure q bottle
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which l aceordins ely did--and to those
persons unacquainted with the merii
of this medicine, it will appear ssto-
nishing that three doses should rcmovs
the pains in my breast, and the hse OF
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
7. A. SMITH
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LEES ELIXIR

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti.
nate coughs, cataraghs, as,hmss, sor
throats and approaching consumptions
Ncssrs. Michael Lee, e Co!
You are at liberty to use my name
in the recon- mendation oflee's Eiixlr
as from repeated trials ! have found II
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs
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A Blacksmith
A VALUABLE n
n gcd, of good a.
trade a BLACNSNlIsI
quire of A. C. C.zsnr
fully authorized TO ST. !
purchase money.
Bush. Val
March 81.
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TO LII /
MY Warehouse sls |
fax & Queen streets, vi
rent. Apply to Mr., ca,
ssN.
MAY Is
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J. YIN VI.
Several oonrtrieri D
al Gresnleaf's Point
FOR SAD
Twelve Looms, @d,4
ming Machine Of 4sS'r1
improved pIan' which 4
by a single hand j
Also for Sals-'eTs
domestic manufactures
ct choice HeIrlDSs " \
sailing.
Apply to 4
NathanlelPI
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,
600 Hogsheads Maryland
Tobacco. Apply to
Charles l. Catlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
June so
Faartax Races.
June so

THE Jockey Club Races will COM
mence on Thursday the Esd day
OF September, over handsome course
The subscriber feels justified IN say
ing that, from the great number Of
horses that will Oe here, there viii be
great sport.
On Saturday the 25th, Purse foi
the Gate money, free for any horse
mare or geldins-ietch riders-two
rounds to a heat snd repeat, making one
and half miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars.
Pelsons disposed to rent Booths can
do SO by applicationto
John Maddux,
Proprietor of the Course.
Fairfax Courthou1e, Va. LIP
August 20
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Daily Gazette, 2 Dollars.
Country Gazette, 5 Dotiars.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER le

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King q Farfar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
RI WHOLESALE AND RE7NIL,
Tcas-gunpowder, I'M
w 9r. en'''' perisl, ny son, hyso SKIN,
80 boxes younghyson s. souchons
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds ! New Orleans * MuscoSaao
$50 bills Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, s half pipes and or casks l. +
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
5pipes. half pipes and 90 Or. casks
Teneriife
IS pipes real Cognac Brandy
PAPNS >'H
90 puncheons We,t-India' Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
800 ID. Bright Madden
5000 ID. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Cam
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scctchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue. Salt
Petre, Arnot,e, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Fiints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demij johns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC.
SC.
". B. so bushels fresh aarransed
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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FROM FORT GEORGE.

Letters have been received in this ci-
ty of as late date as nine o'clock on the
morning of the 9TH inst. ; at which mo-
ment the British feet was in sight
commodore Chauncey with his squad
ron in the act of weighing anchor to go
out to meet them. An immediate action
was deemed Inevitable, of which the We.
ry aext mail may bring IS the result.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,

PRICE Is cENTS,
A SERMON,
Delivered in St. Paul's Church, on the
4th of July, 1878,
To te Brigade Of Alexandria Militia,
at me request Of the officers.
by the Rev. WM, II. WILMER, kecto
of St Paul's, Alexandria.
Ten Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from my rendc zvous
on the 9th day Of September instant,
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, born IN the
state of New-York, twenty two years
OF age five feet four inches and an half
high, fair complexion, blue eyes ano
light hair. The above reward viii be
paid for experimenting and securing
said dcserter.
Charles Randolph,
Capt. U. S. Army.
September "a: st.
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KINGSTON. IN. w Sent. Z.

Two United States Soldiers were
apprehended at Hudson. on Friday
last, strongly suspected Of having
murdered Miss SALLY HAMILTON,
Of Athens. We are Informed that
they offered for sale at grocery
store Miss HIS earrings, when
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FRANKFoRr. Aug. 28.

The following alarming intelli-
gence. is endorsed on the margin Of
the st. Louis paper, dated 9TH Of
August.
500 Indians are now Is miles
from this place! We are all in
arms preparing to meet them.
j. CHARLES.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Sept IA.
coty offs letter from Can't. Hull to Ae
Secretary Of the Mvy.
PORTLAND, Sept. 7, 1878.


STA,
/ had the honor last evening to tor
ward you by express through the hands
of Com cambridge letter received
from Samuel Storer, Esq Navy Agent
a, this place, detailing an account OF the
capture Of the British brig Boxer oy the
United States brig Enterprise.
nov have to inform you that lett
Portsmouth this moraing aud have mis-
moment arrived, and, as the mall Is CLOS
ing, I have snly time to enclose you l"e
r. port Of Lieutenan, M'Call OF the En-
,erprize, and to assure you that state
ment of the situation of the two vessels
as to the damage they have received,
&c. shall be forwarded as soon as sur.
veys can be made. The Boxer has re-
ceived much damage in her hull, masts
and sails, indeed it was with difficulty
she could be kept aAoat to get. her IN
The Enterprise is only injured III her
masts and sails.
I have the honor to be, Sc.
ISAAC HULL.
The hon. VIM JONES,
Secretary Of the Navy.
d. Lee
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
THE STORE la,ely occupied b!
MIR. James Sanderson, at tho corner Of
King and Fairfax Streets ;,for the Gro
Gerry business it is an excellent stand
Enquire of
WIN. or j T RAMSAY.
August z. tSiw1
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the boats Of ths Whaleman, fGardner)
At her oaarters was mistaken by the
RolIa, for merchantmen, and the mis-
take was ne, discovered till the frigate
fred-absut lao guns we're dischsNed,
and the Rella's foremost shot away Sthe
latter was ordered to Halifax. DEC. =
the Loire captured sehr. Mink, from
Newburyport fer PailadeIPhla, sh.en
was then ransomed by the capt. OF the
West Indian fer 5000 dollars, and arrlv-
ed as first stated. The Minis leit the
frigste on the | 18th inst. tothe southwark
Of Nantucket. Dec. z, the Loire spoke
the ship Monticello, Colin, from tns
South Seas for Nantucket, with ZOO
bbls oil, prize to the Albion, "a, and O.
theirs the day previous. The RaH'iies
"a, and EndymIoa frigate bad been 10
CO. with the Loire for several days, ont
left her on The 5th and 9Th in chase OF
vessels. Dec. z, at night the Lore
spoke the Albion, and on the 9th a III
gait.
The crews ofths Rolla. and the prize
crew of the Policy, were to be seht TO
Halifax.
The Spanish sloop ~. S. del Regia
from Havana sailed Nov. 20, arrived
a. Newport on the 18th inst. On the
ilth lat ss, 80, len. Is, 80, was board
ed from the Narcissas frigate' 18TH,
lat. 81, Ion. II, 20, was boarded from
the Belvidera. The officer of the Mar
cissus said he had taken an American
armed schr."
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NEW york, Dec. as.

Mr.. Walter Cornell. Of Cam.
bridge in Washington County, who
arrived last evening, left Albany at
10 O'clock on Friday morning. lie
states, that, that morning, an ex-
press arrived from Niagara, with
written Intelligence, that about 1000
British and Indians, in retaliation
for the burning of Newark, had
crossed over FROM Fort George, on
the 18th inst and next day burnt
LewistOwn, Fort schlosser, & seye-
raj houses and barns land were
throwing up Notifications on Niagara
Heights.
He further states, that after the
express (whom our informant con-.
versed witi,) started he saw Major
Allen and 1t. Losmis, who had made
their escape over the pieke's Of Fort
Niagara, and was informed by them,
that the enemy had entered the Fort
and were putting to death all who
| opposed them. The express saidthere
were about 500 American troops in
the Fort, and only about one hundred
effective nes, and il was his opinion,
| that before he reached Albany, Buff
faloe was lain in ashes, rs there was
not q force sufficient 10 oppose
them. This news We have given as
We received it from MIR. Cornell.
We hope til. not true, but va cam
not help believing IL
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eNEw-YoRK, Dig. IL.

NEW-YoRK, De. IL.
Ertract ETA letter from, Charleston
dated december Est, to a ncrcl.ant
in this city.
8 A brig Of war. and two schoo.
ners, are OFF our bar; they captured
Yesterday, 5 inward Bound, and )
outward bound schooncrs."
A PRIzE-Arrived at Folly and.
ing on the 9th inst. British brig ed.
ward, Mitchell prize-mas,er, cap.
tured by the privateer Fox, Wall Of
Baltimore, on the 9th Oct. s DAYS
out. The prize was from Halifax
bound to Martinique, with a cargo
Of fish, sweet oil and lumber.
From the British Sqnadren in the
Chesapeake.
CAPTAIN Aiken. whs arrived in
town last evening, left the British
squadron on the tst inst. he had been
prisoner about 6 weeks, and In
forms, tI,at the squadron had taken
upwards Of so sail OF American yes.
sells, while be was on board-they
took 400 barrels oYflour in one trip
up the Chesapeake.
The ORGAN-The s'oop which
went down with "A flag OF truce to the
Plantageaet, to ransom re Organ in
tended for st. johns Church, re-
iurned this morning. and has brought
the instrument safe to the city.
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Aus7cer to q Challenge.

The eccentric 81. III. Brecken-
ridge. now one.of the Judges oftbe
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
when yOung man. was challenged
to fight sGUei ty an English Officer,
whom he answers as follows:
IL have two objections to this
duel matter. The one is lest I
should hurt yoH; and the other is
lest you should burt me j do not
see any good il would do me to put a
bullet through your body. Iceuld
make no use Of you when dead, for
any culinary purpose, as | would a
rabbit or turkey !; am no cannibal
to feast on the flesh of men,. Why
then shOst down a human creature /;
of which could make no use I A
huffaloe would be better meat. For
though your flesh might be delicate
and tender, yet it wants that firm
ness and consistency which takes
and retains salt. At any rate it
weuld notbe fit fora long sea voyage.
You might make good barbecue,
it's true. being Of the nature of
racccon or an opposum /; but the
people are not in the habit of barba
ching any thing that is human now.
/. As to your hide. ii is not worth tax
ing off. being little better than that
Of a two year old colt. So much for
you. AS to myself i do not like to
stand in the way Of any thing that
is harmful. am under apprehen-
sions you might hit me. That be
ing the case, j think il most adyisa-
BILE to stay at a distance. If you
want to try your pistols, take some
ehiect. tree ora barn door. about
my dimensions. If you hit that,
send nae word, and 1 shall acknow-
ledge, that if had becn in the same
place, you might also have hit me- =
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NOTICE.

n FTER consulting the Mayor on
1 n the subje0 of Fire-Buck. is and
Stoves, it is thought hest and most
conducive TO the interest and safety Of
the Citizens Of this Town, to give them
information, that ] have authorised
and directed the several Constablts to
inspect and examine the state of Fire
Buckets and Stoves in their respective
Wards ; but in ordcrto prevent the
disagreeablc resort to fines for delin.
queneies, by giving some further time
Tor full compliance with the relative
laws, the inspection of the CpnstabIes
spostponed rptil the 2sd inssnt.
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police:
Dec. is. ~
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o. : - - - i - In
thief. Binns, a kind Of miserable
INN. wbs has not yet arrived attic
stature of full grown dema,'
maintains that murder Is str.e'ly
iustifiable, and is learnedly deiena-
ing mobs. He thinks that . sons' !.
tutionaI right, where Napoleon Is !.
concerned, is such an outrageous OIL
fence, it can be, paliated only sy
murder, which he formally recon
mends. While Duane defends theii'
fsinps employs his PENN yindieat'en
uf the murder; Il thus is the breach
ofthe two commandments in The DE-
dialogue justified in favor OF Bona.
parte.
Ero,n The .N,s,,. York Columbian.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
DREADFUL FINE.

Gu the evening of the 22d December,
inst a ,FIRE broke out in the Town Of
Portsmouth,, NH which DESTROYED $50
Houses, among which were the Custom
Fl use and Loan OAiee sss;
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From the Mere Fork Colombian
FRAUD DETECTED.

On. Monday Of this week. a num-
Der OF casks Of sugar were offered
at auction when some suspicion a.
rising, q person disposedts purchase
thrust his hand into one ofthe casks
and hauled it MP full Of sand. Up
on further examination. the whole
were found to contain each but few
inches Of pure sugar, upon the top,
the residue being sand. made up in
that manner, like Pindar's razors,
to sell.
The owRer, was loudly demanded.
Mr.. Farrell, the auctioneer. being
entirely isaerant of the intended i'm
position. Immediately gave the name
of MIR. enables VAN HORNE.
grocer IN Front street, whn was then
present. exposed to the kicks and
scoifs Of an indignant multitude, and
had like to have been we'll srsetened
for his ingenious attempt TO impose
upon the public.
From the Nero Brunszcick Guardian.
/" The age Of chivalry, is gone I"
BURKE.
The late orders, issued by the
French governor Of Hamburg, re-
yiye the barbarity Of manners, cha
ractsrising the infdeI saraceus, in
the dark eyes, which gave rise to
The holy war.
We advise eur French partizans
who ere so tenderly selections for an
observance Of rational, regulations,
in favor Of themselves--Who cannot
perceive any stretches of power. or
savage barbsrity. in the cannibai
French or their aIlies-to read these
nnmauIy French orders, and then
praitle about French gallsntry, and
toast the ladies, in their eighteenth
toast on the 4th Of July, If they can.
The orders of this French rufiian
arc--if four or mere men should be
found in conversation in the streets
that they sheuld be taken ont and
shot. And If four or mere LADIES.
should be in like manner assembled,
and DO not Immediately disperse-
that they should be publicly 1chippfd
zc1th rods, unt then to be thro11n IN
to prison.
The ladies, under the influence OF
French part zaas, may now shortly
expect to realize, that the character
OF 3LUR BEARD is no iiotien--but q
melancholy existing fact.
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From the United States Gazette.

, . .
Amongst the thousand ineredible
things which the present monstreus
revolution in Eurspe ushers upon the
view, nothing appears mere inersdi
bic than that any man should bc!icFe
that this state of things has no con :.
neetion or hearing upen as. We ere
Taught to believe that the Freach
sys'am is mere moral volcano. a.
gitated hy suhterranean fires, and
pouring forth its destructive lava On
the. Earopean continent only. In
deed we a,p deceived and If an OK
te asien of this metaphor may he par
densd, thorsant, suhfcrrsnean de-
nous are employed who collect the
same fiery materials which caused
such aw ful explosions. and by min
ing the earth lay the foundation fns
future volcanoes. is true We d.
net at present observe The omnieus
flames, nor feel these commissions I;
but ne are walking on the sides of a
moral Etna. Cur hnanes and our
Binns are bnsiIy employed in pre-
pairing us for this catastrophe. One
for example laborsdo persuade us
that the French are new fighting on
the side of justice and honor, and
that eur own political existence is
Incorporated in that of France.
While the imperial and royal thiel
has plundered our merchants Of un'
counted millions. Duane labors 70
persuade US that this was only done
to rouse MS 10 a sense Of cur duties,
and that WHEN he steals il is pledge
of his faith, honor end good will.
that cannot possibly he doubted. lie
fights Dhane says. IL maintain ma
rhine rights, and he steals from the
same motive. His ieng fingers have
now become by frequent exercise SO
familiar with the pockets of other
men, that he looks upon that theft
and felony as natural right. and it
is the very right which Dnane is
now defending. He premises in
deed a restitution OF this property !:
and thus pays rs in words for what
he so gracious'y pun loins.
Duasc then has the task assigned
20 him to prove that felony is one Of
Bonaparte's natural rights. 10
truth he is not wide Of his mark ;
for Bonapalte has already abbgat.
ed all law and justice. in the alb
sence of which. p,ysisal force must
prevail. But Duane gres further
than this, and because the Ocean
new ipterposes 10 prevent such rob
berries, he maintains tbatit becomes
criminal in ne TO; avail ourselves Of
this rampas hraised b, the Almighty
to preserve us from Benaparte. BY
his system Of ethieks;it is not erini.
nal 10 steal, but il is criminal for the
onnerto secure his property from the
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active impressment ON tho popula-
ton has taksn place. exemptips Only
.peci6ed classes named in the law.
In Spain there exists some jealous
towards Lord Wellington, out o.
which has arisen II rimor tha' nc
has declined the command OF the
Spanish army--buf it cannot be 70
lied upon. A considerable comics,
exists in Cadiz, about the remoysi
of the seat Of Government TO .pe
interior; and the sickness in the city,
like that at Gibraltar. are heigbten-
ed by the friends of that measure
The Iaqsisition 10 Spain isdone away
and commerce put on a new footing
to which ends the Freedom OF the
Press has greatly tended. Here
the Inguisition continues but IS sol
tesed down to q mere name, OF ne
sative kind Of power over temporal
affairs. The Jeromifes, BenedIc
tines, st. Vincent desora. or Au-
CUISINES, and Dominicaas, from
whom the members of the inquisl-
ten ara taken, are dissolved and
eannet any more congregate, b,li
have to return to society, on a per
dien,-no new members are to be add
ed. By which 1t appears, that IA
anticipation of the condition OF the
people in the Peninsula is taking
place.
!" Exchange. Lisbon on London,
is Std per millres, or 20 per cent
below par. The Agio between pa,
per and specie here is 26-2ps cent.
Colonia! produce in EngIand is high
and in great demand for the north, Il
American cottans and other articles
in certain good prices there. Ame-
rican affairs seem to have little or
| no attention, while the great con
flict occupies the mind of every one
October f6th.-The army under
| Marshal Weilingtenis now in France
and the head quarters at the town OF
St. Jean de Luz, after having entire
ly beaten soult, and taken upwards
| Of 400 cannon it was expected thai
| the army wauld march into Baysnnr
| Immediately. s.achet remains in the
neighborhood of Barcelona. he hav
ing repulsed the army Of the allies
under Lord Rentiek. suah are the
reports of yesterday and to day
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-09

E,HOR rent or lease. the estate of Greenspring in
e james City county, situate about a mile above
James Town, on James River and about seven miles
from williamsburg Ga the premises excel
lent mansion, out-houses * fine orchards. The land
IN cultivation good and extensive range for hogs.
Mr.. Nc Csndiish who at present resides at Green
spring win shew the premises 1t will be leased or
rented on very reasonable terms to respectable
tenant, by appyinSto Gavin Corbn esq. King 5
Greek, York river. There are about so acres, put
down in wheat last Fen and there is efficiency Of
ground in fine order foran extensive crop Of corn,
oats SIC. the ensuing Possession will be Civ
en- Immediately.
Feb. 6. CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-09
ELOPED.

EI>OPEO,
the Sd June 1912, fro'a the Subscriber, re si-
" ding within two mites OF Campbell court louse,
negro ,nan name Stephen, of Il dark mulatto
compeH'on' about - Of IS years of age, I've ieet
SIX or seven inches ugh aud stout made. Ii uuest-
ohea closely, puts on bad countenance, and down
look.
He was raised in Northumberland, near the cour,
hous, IN the Northern Neck, of Virginia where he
mort probably has escaped 10 but has been living
or several years past IN brunswick county, and las.
with Mr.. James J.. Harrison, ot whom the subscri-
per lately purchased him and may possibly be still
lurking IN that neig!torhUod.
As lie rs somewhat OF Shoemaker, he NAV at
tempt to pass free man, and work at that trade.
thirty dollars reward will be given for apprehend-
ing and securing him in jail, that get In again,
or Fifty dollars, if delivered TO me.
Any person who may apprehcnd him, will please
give the earliest information 20 Dsct Rob't Walker
OF D!nwddIe county, Doct. David Walker OF Peters
burg, Mr.. Boiling VI. Walker of tic hmond or TO the
subscriber; aud on application to either of them,
may receive the above reward
RICiPD. WALKER
. Jan. SO. entf