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each state to d. fer< bee.usc, by the provision,
,se s"nstitnt IN " the - neT5i Il seno. :" fails
,''n their iur'sd a'ior .--wne,:,a, eo.ye, ., .,s
| pr0p's'joc, 10 military T., 30 OF ash ,tn,s
o"est 10 TIA. 5 10 march az 3 ir rs,,u,s,,.o X
u a. the.r Injunction s.
40 carry N'-s s!sem .nto eaece, and 90 vary j..
'tures AZ new ex'seueies sisy a.s,, mi. 1T rnr
one Stnersi be SppCin,-.l .i;llR Communist, y,
'toai the L stat ;, WIN casting an eve o,er ,b,.
| "ho'e stat, mig have ile si5e gro,,1n as Il were
l''hsr mas luris'',e ious ssre oi iIiet., hr,wte, 4
ana the 4. Stat sSsuru ifeif. &, ,St eo,nn,;s
on "he" ie holds; q h. WH d,aw or more oct
CT the public purse dan Is eessar, 10 CIR d,(,pe,
ard assuring t"ns i'y The scai yl,,c! h ,.-s.3.-s
'"a' "e y exp'nd s. much is uyeeesa for ou..
defence " had SOME tea, that ,.u,,si {.yi,S-
was AZ out to ~ such poet; hut W since undar-
stanc Tia he hasd eined the cog ~ ,sson OF rse.
"''r Stnerat IN tn setgc of the Urif Il Stat. 81
NO "lsn'hg 20 ace pt ct any coinm;asiou which
npght detaeh him troU ihe service t., Y:r.i,a
With thess gen al prcvs Ous lei ne c,tnh;. arc
res :" Incs b. way o' pr, sa'i:oU Tir =. tic,x
abou, AHcts should he s,retcr kD th.n az az
aescr!puor should 6e permitted trsr- srom liza
re-'""Tee w'thout a passport ID hs pocket Prise.
he's OF ~ar Should rot he rermtea 20 STAY fop ON.
nofaeEt oniusloush in .'s j., anT o,,sr towo a.,
ns'kHh'o &sier-it s fact, t.,t so,ne tin e since
the ..Fitish Officers were in s city Going VI ar a
as srie,, inspecting our militia and ca! pubic ~o,ts
Aid these men were suou alter xci.no.d A. 80.
turned 10 tieir Feet Z!
Let TIE PROPER authorities give eHt ct 20 the NUM-
cpai police OF passes and patrols 10 negro s.nr,j
be p,rmittcd to'travsl three miles o. the birh way
OF from tome, wthost pass from has raas.er
Estao'ish stTons police of boats and csnocs-
nesk up every bG2t the lower part of the rivers
OF pu' item uhaer- ioes ADD key or, the ensmy
approaches. under soma sa.t az guard
he ff!2ts, too, should make il their duty 10 re-
port 10 the proper authority, any a65ent Pilui who
has absehted hinbeh under circumstances Of sus.
piston. - '""'
1his goes On RE, ertbosition thg. tie y7nit,s
state caSuot ., @ih not pay tie costs of thess
f"'''gs noSo.-jPe adj that y any stTte calls en-.
nooPs -Ior its ds'e@ce 5sfcre being previously re.
e9Sn,SeG 6y tie @. s. there is no law By Srhieh
re E<eentiee ef TIE u. s can pay the Cost..-.p
HtE 10 th.s eject passed the NeaGte--:e i. ye. a.
caps GJore the II IF IL.
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DIR. G. Berstier.
Ertraef-dated " Forf George, TIMER Ca
aGda, JaL1 oh, 1913.

HGda, 0alg 9Lh, 1913.
The purport Of this letter is sufficient % bsr-
row the feelings was gong 60 cay, II tAS Boston
juata; bot eertsi'ly Will those Of sny cles, III i'm.
man beings who ere possessed OF the tsslinas Of
men.
Yesterday, about o'clock. 2. NJ. an attack
was made on Two Of chr pieketgy ~ force II Re-
tsb sud Indians. a sms dctsss ineBt a 40 man
we're Immediately ordered, Undcr lhe eorn,r,auh NJ
the adjutsntoEthe i5th regiment u prov,e n he
support OF The piclcto, While lPgeg BOD, va. ms,
parng 20 fo..cw, under msjor Meieom Tie Ire.
very % Tie young gentleman who cOfninesd.ti he
hrs PTrJ, lei Inn on to penetrate ia,o riiex
Vooa where the British cad Indians lay il, fsr ,n.
Perior force consequently, after q sit,t h,, al
iant siiHbse, has paitY was defeated, onl, : ha,,,
made Their escaVe--l3 were killed. or s,,,r he;.s
wutmded, were bsrbarousiy Murdered i, h. ~
loving shocking wsnuer First--tl,tir 1r;,,,r, ~,
Il and threw a. fhei 5eCes--end tfeir y;6g IN
ne f0tS side etf obcH with q ton.ahopf md fb,jy
hfdrts tern a. - They were .hlb scoIo,,L and
lnFiR'e, ~ ti'v zoos, aEtui inaEper- come 1l, t,r
thro2,S stuCs v.lhs knlv One poor snfoftunata
being Survived uuti this orninc lie lad b.,n
thghty vo1nasd ~ tie had, AMI wss after bei.,,
tsken, s,res@ on the had with a to,rsLawE srJ
STUCK 81 tie tbrpH with q knil. aud o,hsY,,,sr
InanG'ed on could take bold OF the has u he
hesn and move bis Wide seoli; he died in cxeru.
o'Stlng agony, aud was buried hg rs this Inotni,s
WIN the bOaors Of Tie rcsdue Of the f,,rtS
were either made pi lsoners, or sftersards rnur.,
e. the sdJutaDt was wounded, and seen led ,b,,5
Tie woods by two Indians. We sliceseded IN re-
Seh'ag the siscnS sith cobe.dcratie lass--kae -
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h.N'QUTRhP nFFICE, Jui, so.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE EhFAIy

letter o. he 25th states that one OF ia. British
sqnsd'"h was thsn posted ut the mouth Of tue Back
Rlv'r (Which $ between York aud James Il vers)
and that smother was apparently f.IIinu down 10
tn s1ue p sit't'. II wo de- sfrom Tappahanncck
WHO were on the Potomac, Monday Evenirg re-
ported "n their return thst tie WI ,r British n II
hah gone out ct its month.--ihese the last &C.
counts we have received of our 6riends Ia Is mo
base that they have gon. no tie Ba,
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TORpED0Fs

Ihe experiment Of M. Mix brinf,s .he
nifty OF Eorped0ts once mere. ;nto 6uesti-
on. 1t IS the fashion to dscry them bur M
MAN Of sense w,li yet Join in the crv Tn.
ui rial has been sufficiently made. Much
a, there is reason to doubt the efficiency
OF h1'hoon torht do. n that vhicfl il
scot from the haipen gun, in its present
s'aie or Improvement, the same objections do
u Ger siniy pPlyt he aachored To,6r 10.
! / MAJ be difficult to hxt tn FORCED. ,p,.
der the ship--but Nbv may not the ship GO
u" tn; 'o'Ped +! The experiment. IS ar
a. worth the trying,
MIR. tntton estimates the coss C. an an
c"cted tYrpedo'a &Sl-but making allow.
| an { for tie increased price of nogg5cr and
The na.Iriais ~ put L down at $50
en- may then be 0ade for $500. Five
"i2ht De. Pat down iii II. Roads, & S ,yc,ld
De lett tor the moufiis cf the risers-Tn.y
AN be SET TO Come up at any .lme YOU
please. andthen With the lever 10. ked So "a
| 70 p event eXpiosi,r.
c British should be the last 20 com.
2lam Of The use of them for ,ybat hays
hey not done against as IL G>s. 1905.
"nder the an picestf Mar. PIT II nseIf, thew
employee Mr. Fulton to blow an two
french Gun briss IL b uuIegne Roa As.--IIe
lied then, as M. NIX mas probably done.
py the torpedoe's not g1ing sufficiently IN,
der he keei-M f. however sscn deyisea
remedy for this deielt.
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Nsy-Yopt Ju,v o.
NEw-YoRK July %.

E1'frdct Of a letter 10 a rrshrctcbie Pe,,sLe
man IN Iris city. dnted Rome, Jlsir. -.
There is repNrt here that tn Bfiisi
nave mace ap attack upon Fort Genrr
with tire loss of one theusand men. 1t is
reported that the feet from Sacket''s Rar-
''r was 60 haze sailed yesterda,.''
Even Post.
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,he vhch he was hailed hy ono Of the hey h "

they hsd wagons prepared 10 convey their killed
a"d. ~onn'ed, VI .rs not able TO know thea loss.
NO ct tbs Eve meu vito n,,,le tier .scsp,
we're "'s a'ie r,.sorsIs ad sts'ed 20 the Br i,,i
: who weTe painted as hgUicaiS, Svns s,5edss o.
| 'e' 0nG green f"urd 'heiy eses that they vett
! gao "N acre tshe' ann were going to desert q
n's' o'i"f'n''t! ard e*rr'ed on the plan SO We
fey we've sui'' rect I? re;na;n IA house Gj,:e thosl
Who tnos III M cut 10 IRE at some at our ara
eoons--ihey took that opportunity 'nd made ihsit
escape, although considerably annoyed h, dogs.
&c above is sistemest ct facts-i shat; make no
/ comments
" = are here en.reuchcd--the British are en-
uea"rine To raise " barge bo'iy Of mil,,a, which
'hsy 'aye no DOUBT succeeded m The, pay no S
p'et 10 our paroles, and arr re ntorc.d ty "a large
bouy o. Indians; thes regvar force is not much in
eresse1. prcsumc from every account, they
have from - TO 1890 regulars, about 400 indans-
m''ia, We cannot Torn, es,iua'e OF their NUN
heri Dnl as We are tuat.d, W. 81 ouh he able 20
repel 5cVO opponents presume nothing will he
Gene on our part, until our feet decides the
~ n! The fakes.
6 have broken omen this letter for the purpose
o. s':nng that 'hc body (ss is supposed OF Lieut..
bridge, tho adjht7 Of tie 18th hss been Lrnuglt
~ this moment, a;ksd and mansled, in the man.
ner mentioned "a: the ctbcrs" .1uYora.
FROM FORT GEORGE
we have received iniormaton to the 16th inst. at
high spiri,s.
BriFadier General Boyd is in command Gene
ri Dearborn had taken leave OF the army betw cen
whom and him much harmony prevailed; and the
moment preceding his departure is represented SIS
having exhibited affecting scens. The chickering's
eh'eh have been represented cxi,tin; among the
oftcers h9v- almost entirely subsidized aud mutual
ercr's at Citation have restored TO the camp that
good hnmor and harmony which private feuis had
in tome degree disturbed .Nct. mt.
Nsw-XoRk, July ss.
A letter from Eew-Haven. dated ON rhurs,av
tbe 24nd INST. contains the following
hsve only fine 10 say. that the British barges
ere within I'VE miles uf nur light house,
we learn by the Steam Boat Paragon, which ar
rived Yesterday il 90 hours from Albany, thu. the
=. S.u1sa;e Ce.. Pike wa5 ready for service On Sa-
turflsy lest. and tet Com. Chnuuoey, Will, his et
was 10 rail from Saeketts Hsrbor ON the following
Wednesday.
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TIE kR.n,iSriCr

The French Emperor has again defeated
the allies IN t~1 gageInents. The proof
Is the map. He advances and they retreat.
Nov he Is in possession of Bau,aer, ana nexr
OF Breslan.--tie has defeated Them, altho'
the had be II Joined bq TIER reinforce rnents
OF 100000 under de To-Day, aad although
they were covered oy ti.. intrcnchrnents
which tue had erected on ne ground - hich
they hao selected &c Bant1en.-'rhe first
| fruit OF tie VICTOR j. an Arniistice proposed
BY the allies Il he '-rms OF it, a sin Of
neutral ground is lett between them IN Sjles
sia--af;d further IN to the norta he ,,emar-
cat'cn runs along the Oder, a land lie co
the Eibe. aud down the E,be to IFS MONTH.
We Cannon but Wish success t. France IA
this negotiation for pence not eAat we
love Russia les. but that we love anne
RIGA 3aore'" II It should drive the British
| trads from the Baitic, it vii! red,Ice tho
tone CT orr enemy and increase our chance
/ Tor an hoaouraolc peace III will Gnye this
effect ~ t"o ways; 1st it WIKI driv, Oh \,
from the Baltic, md W,il tlus m ke tn IN
more soicitous to open the trade w. our own
markets md 2dly. by leaving Tire Ere, ch
rooPs at liberty, II viii leave tie sneniy lasa
I"pportnn'ty TO sena her troops from the Pc
n.nsnia to this country.
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8 NeCai's Nslory ny the week mr. dsv. Ner.
y WOPen, Soys, and Cisn cf difsrent ,ar =,
rs !, worlI5e very ,rousIs,o nr to teso s--,,,,,,
y cone ~ iA1ny hoaii tl's hire rave be ID ,f na
nr IVcry 81 ,h sergai Appy L. fr- Hz,.
r'soH 5oaes At ths EgHory
Juoe So n
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e the Al'cHber 90 his Pianiaf ION, naa- Rich.
- moDd mere sse has zen ve,.v t,~.,f.i 49,. :,
~ seVersFmoutbs smaltis,k. snd white : {, w
y't IN unfer-keel ia both ssrs. ioseiter with ,o,s
'ho$ts OF Inherent eoo:S, s6d vi q tie same ,nafE
he owner Is FsIue.ted 10 com sd gay e6ss, ts
axe them a6sy. -
job 80. e ""''" N'
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~ We understand hat the Senate of
'hc \. >. have rejected all the military
commits IONS, which have been made or of
Line all ptomotions fpr instance fron, a
r'sLi cat of Artillery 70 nne of fnfantr.y &c.
ttc.--We understand that manv Of the OF; .
Gers ere placed IL tGis predicament,
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Aagera.o gcn. mn u.

Hage"stogsn. Juiy d.
70 refiepe the tubAc Qn-risty ..rci,fd BIZ
me fDh RECT accottpt5s he,- c fans yccef.,
ca CT The culture Of o. Sr~sfie,. and
the t-oohs undey hia coo1,aQ1G, the FIJI
loving feHerS IRON, Cot Beratier and col.
ScoH efths United States emu, are hls6
Ashcd by ne mission q d. Brrstier, 20
zya0n thsy ave addreascd;
itead otLake Ontario, Upper Canada.
25th June. 1915.
Dear rather,
il becomes my unfortunate lot 20 Inform
you, that yesterday ] was taken prisoner
with detachment under my conornan6
mounting TO 500 meD---after an engagement
OF about three hours. lost not many killed
about 40 wounded and rnyself flesh wonni
OF no co0sequence.-I arn On NV wav TO-
hingston-i shall write 20 you every oppor-
tUnity-the officers under nv command
must say whethet your son did his duty, !
need only state shat was II miles fcom #.
George and surrounded on a., sides BY more
than my numbers and the ensmy's force in .
creasiug, while miue was constantly dimjn-
isnl 6, an Hnunitlon nearly exhausted, raeO
wearicd with march of ten miles without
youthful OF retresbment, then the eneare
ments then to night our way back the whole
distance surtcanded by weeds & filed with
indlans--on the score Of humanity deter
armed 20 capitdiate, AZ ic was extremely
doubtful whether = man of us would reach
Fort George. What I say above will he
sufficient Tor you--my country must apply to
those under my comm nd.
Your Son.
CHARLES.
Col. Scott will please seal and forward
the above.
Dear Sir
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EIorr Irnnhe :


Ee Ntti''&m, taken by the Il IT eue.
lei, Cadia tie 4th % June. 80 On he y n.
W lat So, long. II, 80, y : boarded from
Che hag!.ah ship Regous a.. Com. Tati.r.
~ co, "iiii the Melpomene IS. and Dor
-, al arpeh On huf- with .roops on boz III
from Gibraltar Cor N. Amcrca-On tie
2oth, June lat 81, long - 20 was spr KIN
oy ne Dovef, who eoqured for the other
-
SALES AT AUCIIoN,
TITS DAY, ~ II o'eloct before Me Gam, Nv,
eis I"1r o" T. street-WlLL - SOLD
49, boxes RAISINS
- barrels NJ cOTADO SUGAR,
20 box S s by 10 WINDOW GLASS
10 tierees RiCB, hNb
So sch liverpool Hywn 6 AT
iEHAAS--~iaade known ~ the Sais
n. !; s. MYERS.
9oih Jnly. II ''''''''S'
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On Monday the i9.h. Mr.. Dana, having
Co-@i"ed leavc, iatradaoed bill coucernipg
eFlHSnce ~ CO eh OF naturalization.
On 'i' same @aJ, W.. DGHa submitted
which has No, yst been acted on
ReSolUed bHt it Is exra6iert TO de,er
mine, and provide ty law that an ac.s or
paris OF acts expressly interviewing the IN
trance oi waters S. Che Urieo SAFES to sny
loreign vcsscls or cxprcssiy prohibidGg
commerce i'b ary irrsitn Gomr,iors or =,
production thereof, shall BE- Considered q.
involved ~ u,e aaic cf war nov txistin,
between the United States end Greet sri
m ana snail cease TO operate ~ the event
COMMITTEES.
Ihe senate we're epgsged.part of Frida,
anti Saturday Oh coDeaca!ial basaes. (Dre.
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- schooner supposed to have been concerned in
furnishing the enemy with supplies, WA. on Tuesday
night sent up By the galley.
John EHiscn was taken up on Tuesday night on
Feirs Point lie IS charged with pilujng the ST.
Domingo up the hay. 6.f pat.
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No 1917.
A Valuable Mill
70 RE>LEASED


ON Thursday the 18th inst. will be
offered to the highest bidder! on the
premises. OH lease of ten or 6ftsen
years Of not before ltased by private
bargain) for SO much money paid
dewn, or to be paid in one, two OF three
years, with interest, the Blaaensburg
Mill, with about thirty acres of ground
sttachedto it. The advantages OF tits
situation, from IFS contie uny to good
grain country, from its being al the
head of lids water, where boats may.
be loaded and u!loaded, and from the
command which it has of u most'copi-!
GUS and unfailihg spring oil water rem.
der the property highly valuable and
make ii in peculiar manner worth the
attention of persons wishing to engage
in the manufacturing iusiness. Ap.
plicetien to be made to Daniel Erent,
in the City of Washington, or to, TUG
subscriber, at Green Hill, in Prince
Georges county
VIM. Dudley Digges.
June dat
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Mr.. BROWN
June S

TIT AS commenced his MILITARY
A L AC.ADEMY, at the upper end of
Water street, at Mr.. Jamicson's Bake.
House, where those gentlemen, who are
subscribers, will please to- attend on
Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays
Any gentlelpan, wishing to become a
Subscriber, will please to call at Mr..
James Shethar's, sign OF the Indian
Queen, or at the Academy, on either of
said days-where will be taught Horse
manship, Broad Sword defence against
Guns and Bayouets, different Sslules,
Infantry snd Artillery, and all the vari.
rious EXECUTIONS and Positions, that are
requisite to fit the officer for the field Of
battle.
Class No. l, will assemble at the Rid
ing Academy at o'clock, A.. NJ. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
during the quarter.
Class No. 2, on the same days, at half
past o'clock, A NJ.
Class No. 8, the same days, at 9 o.
clock, P. NJ.
June 4 lee
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Is Superhne Yellow Bark,

DR.S,aNFORD'S improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
Clans OF distinguished character i'll diffs-
rent parts of the United States, the
proprietor il now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general. under the
persuasion, that no practitioner of taste,
in the choice Of his means, can fan to
be gratified in the use of this elegant
preparation.-In strength, haeness and
certainty of operation, It greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
Also,
The ESSE&TT.fL SILT or
BARK, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN par
cells of different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
but of retail druggists. country met
chants and private faInilies.-Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no other tsrson
.z2srandrTs.
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Steel's List OF the Royal Ma
Wy, fer April,
The ADalectc Magazine for the prese Mt
month";,
Heriors Travels through the Canadas,
DUANE'S HAND BogK for the Intan.
try Of the u. S and
Mrs. Grants Essays On the Superstitions
Of the Highlanders of Scotland,
IRE received for sale by
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
= June 10 cow
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|, The Public.
!. pr prevent deception ,1ga"cs, the
4 / g 9e',' be offered as Pa "l's
Linn OIL, that DO not bear
[. ,,,,' as published BY
[.,,,, aren't, Doctor JOHN
|aldmore. 7
Thomas Paul.
|srcs 81 ,sla-Feb, -
|, RICHARD II. LITTLE
fc.ndria, agent for the pro-
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NV former Clients are ad.

vsed thatthe following gentlemen VIII
close my unfinished causes in the
Courts in which have heretofore
practisc6 Robert Stannard, Esq Of
FrederickAbTg, will finish my suits in
the Court OF appeajs--Philip, Harri.
son, Esq. OF Dun,f-ies, those in the
Superior Court Of Chanccry ind in the
Superior and Inferior Com.s of Stat.
ford-John Gibson. Esq. those in the
Superior and Inferior Courts Of Fau.r
quicrLand William A. Linton. Esq.
those in the Superior and Interior
Courts Of. Prince William.
VIM. A. G. Dade.
June II 2sW2w
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VALUABLE FAk III
FOR sale,


T~HE. subscriber offers for sale his
Farm, lying on Aiattox Creek In
the county of Westmoreland and state
of Virginia; eontaietng about 200 acres
of prime bottom land; there are OIL the
premises large two story frame dwell
linp house, with unnecessary out hous-
es; fine young thriving apple and
peach orchard; the land abounds with
springs Of excellent water-the house
is sitnatc on the banks OF the Creek, IN
which there is always a plenty OF the
hest kinds of fish in their season, snd
oysters may be had-in abundance with
in a half mile Of the house. Vessels
Of 60 to 100 tons bufthen can come,
within twenty yards of the landing
$50 acres of the above land Is cleared
and fit.for culture, and the residue wei!
timbered,
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
mart of what is called the Irish neck, e
about two and one half miles from the
above described property, containing
$50 10 acres, one hundred OF which Is
cleared and the remainder heavily TIM
bered-there is on this farm comfort
able dwslling house, containing iour
rooms on floor. a Kitchen eooa APP
nile orchard, and exceslcn! water. ne
ahoye properly viii be sold on good
terms for cash, or stock N any OF the
hanks within the District OF Columbia
or a reasonable credit will be given
for part of the purchase money BY
the payments being we'll secured secured oy
d.sd Of trust or otherwise. Apply to
u' Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax ey. April 8. 60
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I.AwRAsON s. FOWLE

HIVE FOR SHLE
THE Cargo of Schooner lrave anon
Capt Morrow, from Portland, OF 4ooo
6. :, ,nercbantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 los. Seine and Sewing i",ne.
Loo boxes mould and dipt Candies
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners OH.
February /.
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Notice 10 Foreign Siave buyers
FOR SALE.

AT the Jail of Fairfax county. very
likely Young Man, who has been ae cus-
toned to house service, but is capable
of almost any thing. Apply TO JOHN
DARNE, Jr. at Suily, CT the Little River
Turnpike, near gate No. S.
June II 3awtf
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100 Dollars Reward. :

100 Dollars Reward
ULOPED from FairEcld,i in The coun.
81 tyofFrederick aud Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 7th cay OF
March last. a negro slave named An
THONY The property of the late WI
liam B. Page deceased. Anthony IS a.
bc4t 5 feet 9 inches in height, ot'a sub
substantial form, light yellow complec-
ton, and rather Of an sffeminate voice.
He is about 80 years ofage, was brought
uD house servant and has been accus.
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is a SLAVE of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he reads
be plays the fddle-and possesses a
great mec hanical turn--hc can do rough
csrpep,ers' work and make combs. he
above reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from FsirHeld, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra:
But If apprehended at the distance OF
l,ss than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars VIII DC
piyen if he is secured in goal, and no
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. /. Lee,
.1dmrs. Of HIN. B. Page, deea
Mays ,,,r
The Editors of the Federal kepuoii'
can. National Intelligencer and Gazette
of the United States, Will puDiisn .ne q
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
counts to this Office.
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N. g id sIsiMs, RoR.aL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA,
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1873.
Iohn Gardner Laid
January 27

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR Sale,
Muscovado sugars in hhds. .isrces and
ld,Is.
West india Rum in punchcoss,
Coffee and Pcpperin bags,
Imperial, Cunpovder. Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, Of the lat-
estinportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Heap and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shectings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bals Spanish Wool.
by 1917 by 9, 9 by II, ard 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,cs,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in derces
& hbls,
Fewqr. casks Old Sherry, hondon Par
tica,sr MADEIRA and atre,ghts Red.
Wine,
Cordage and Lines Of vafioas sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Pansr,
Mem, tVome,l's AMI Children's Ssoes
in''aarrcIsand boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Lea,hsr,
Few sacks Liverpool .R'a~n Sale,
Chalk and F;aiatcr Of Paris.
Also, PL0UGHS Of the most approved
construction. and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones
October