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prisoners. The French account Of this bat
tic, which we have not room TO give in de-
tail, admits the loss Of only or 5000 men,
in killed wounded and prisoners, among
whom was Vandamme, supposed to have
been killed-and states that Of the enemy
to have been 5000 and that Kliest was kill
ed.
On the twenty-ninth also, according TO
Bluchc,'s letter to the king Of Prussia, he
attacked the enemy in SiIesia, defeated
him, took general Puilow and mos, Of Mac
donald's staff prisoners, with two eagles
and 81 pieces of cannon; and that from
the 2sth to the goth he had taken $4,000
prisoners and 100 cannon
S,ht. d, 5, and 6. Battle of Dernevi,z,
near Wittenbergh, between the Russians,
Prussians and Swedes under Bernadot,c,
ard the French under the duke oil Reggie,
in which, The latter are stated by the allies,
TO have lost 10000 prisoners, so cannon,
and 400 waggons. See 18th Swedish bull
.ctin. We have 40; seen the French ac-
count either OF This battle or that fought in
Silesia by Macdonald. Ii is admitted that
between 4 and 5000 Prussians were killed
and wounded the loss of the other allies
not mentioned. On the 5tb says the bui
lcjin of the allies, g most mUrGerous at
tacks were renewed against DaImc, and in
spite oi the courage displayed by the Rus
slams, who defended, il was carried. The
same was the case, after an obstinate re.
sistance, with respect TO the post Of Seyd."
From these circumstances we infer, that
the aggregate loss of the allies must have
bccn nearly equa! to tnat Of the Ere CHI.
These are all the battles that we have
seen any account OF, and such are, in sub
stance, the successes claimed by tie COM
batting parties. Taking what each says
the other has lest to be correct, there were
captured, in the short period of Is days,
about 100000 prisoners, and probably. so
or $4,000 were killed or mortally wounded !;
yet notwithstanding this almost unprece-
dented destruction oil The human species,
the scales of victory remain pretty equal
iv batanced--both have celebrated their
victories and chauntcd 2e Dcur. We
cannot discover that the positions of the
armies have materially changed. or that
the strong line Of defences upon the
Elbe has, in single instance been brok.
en- In upon by the ailics-not single
fortress captured by them. The rnmor
Of the capture of Dresden, on the tenth
September, is disproved by the silence on
inc subject oil BernaGette's bulletins, which
lurport 10 be down to the 2Oth The re
ported success of The Auslrians in Italy,
ests on no better foundation
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NEw-ORLEANS, oct. 9.

From Mobile we learn that gen. Flour
hoy was about 10 take the field at the head
OF about i8oD men, consisting of the Sd
and part of the 9TH regiments, u. State.
infantry, the regiments Of U. S. volunte ers,
detachment Of cavalry from Natchcz, and
the local militia.
Two Chactaw chiefs had visited general
flournoy, and offered their services against
The Greeks ; the general accepted their Of
Ter and they returned home to prepare their
young men for the war.
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BOSTON, Noy. s.
LATEST RON PORTUGAL.

LATEST FROM PORTUG.HL
Last evening we were favored with Lis.
bon papers to the 4th Oct. by Mr.. Clark
and Mr. Tucker, passengers in the ship
Emily, from that place.
The Gazette of the ID contains the fol-
lowing official from lord Wellington. dated
" LEsEcA, SEPT, Is, 1918
Since last address your excellcncv
there has not occurred ally thing of impor-
lance liz the positions of the army.
&C The garrison OF PampaIuna has at
times made several sorties from the cita
del, wbish is'bleckaded but they have all
been repuised With loss On the 10th in
slant they came out in considerable force
probably with design 10 raise the block
AIDE but they were Immediately repuIsed,
and compelled TO re-. enter the castle. On
this occasion major general Don Carlos dc
Aespana was unlortuna3ely wounded, but
not so as to prevent his continuing in com
mand. This gen. expresses 10 NE in very
favorable terms the good conduct manifest
ed on this occasion by the troops he com
manded."
Gen. Lord VIM. Brn,ck had his head.
quarters at Villafranca (betwccn Tarrago-
ma and Barcelona( on the 9th Sept There
were daily combats between the van and
rear guards, with various success. The
English Col. Adam was wounded in one
of these, and his vanguard driven in. In
another affair the allies took colonel and
l2o soldiers of the French cavalry,
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The Lisbon Mercury of the 4th says,
/" According TO letters by the mail Soult
has retired to his second line, and Lord
Wellington has ordered St. Manial lin the
Passes) to be fortified"
The same paper says, 4" The allied army
is only waiting for the weather to become
settled, to commence the invasion Of the
French territories. Head Quarters CONT
nued at Lesaca, the Gath September"
II IS verbally added, that Lord yelling.
ION was before Pampluna the 9Th Sept
and Its speedy surrender was expected
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toned, the meat part OF the ration has cost
from dollars so cents to dollars so cents,
per hundred. i.
Very respectfully,
have the honor to be,
Sirs, your obed't. servant.
JOHN II. PIATT,
Deputy commissary of purchas-:
es in the service of the Unit
ed States, attached to thes
north western army.
Nrssrs. Gales and Seaton.
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KNOXVILLE. Der o

- NNUNVILLE, OCT. Is.
Yesterday marched from Camp Williams
near this place, 8 companies $500 men) thew
viii be followed Immediately by about 100.
These when added to those already march
cd under brig. gen White, will made am
effective force of 5000 men all armed and
anxious to avengc the massacre OF their brc-
thren at fort Mimms This force viii con-
centraie near Lookout mountain, and will
be commanded by major gen. John Cooke,
an officer from whom much is expected by
The public as well rs by the troops under
his command
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iaSoe AopiitZ
Bohemia.
Taking Dresden to calculate from Toh-
Ht- Is forty miles S. E.. and Prague Is
miles in the same direction, both in Bohc-
mia
Bautzen is thirty miles Z. S. E. in Lu.
satia, on the river Spree. GorHiz is OIL
Inc Neisse, forty-lour miles f. Of Drts.
den.
Lowenbnrs, Goldberg and Breslau lie il.
Silesia, nearly cast of Dresden, the latter
about l25 miles.
Leihsic is forty miles, Torgau, 81, n
+. and Wntcn5erSh, SIS miles N. w. Of
Dresden.
Hlagdcbnrgh is about ITO miles N. w
from Dresden, rs W. oil Berlin l25 S. L
OF Hamburger.
The general course of the Elbe is n
w.
From this hasty statement it will be seen
'rat the line Of operations from Magde,
burg along the EIbc 10 Dresden, and thence
long the frontiers OF Bohemia to Bres-
ri, embraced a distance OF about $50 miles
- & subjoin an abstract Of the accounts o.
the different battles as they occurred IN
suCCCssIoB.
A"gnst lS.-MacdonaId duke Of Ia
rGnto attacked and destroyed 500 Of the al
fies.
l9-Lauriston defeated corps Of Rus
Stars near Lowcnbcrgh, and took many pri-
soncrs.
22--Ney attacked corps of the enemy
near 3unIzau, routed them and took many
prisoners.
23--BattIe before CoIdberg-Lau,is
tons division killed 5000 prussians. drove
them from the field, and made many pri-
soners. The same day 1000 Prussians
were killed and 1000 wounded near Fleu-
burgh.
26.-The Prussian general Butcher beat
Macdonald in Siiesia, took 40 cannon, so
or so ammunition Wagons and 1000 prison
sODers. The French account Of the battle
is not received.
27.-The great battle Of Dresden direct.
ed by the emperors OF France and Russia.
and king of Prussia in person. The allies
lost, according to the French account SIX
ty thousand men, Of whom $4,000 were
made prisoners, 40 standards and 100 can
non, 5000 baggage and 1000 ammunition
and artillery Wagons.
28.-Vandanmc who had pursued the
retrcating allies from before Dresden, into
DOheilfdj dttdChSu TIC uuhe Oh w lftem-
burgh, beat him & took 5000 prisoners and
8 cannon-During this day and the 29th the
French say they took 1000 cassooDs and
10000 wounded prisoners. On the 2sth al
so, the crown prince took from the French
twenty-six cannon, 81 caissoons and 1900
prisoners.
90 and 3O,-Vandamm was in his turn
beaten, and according to the British ac-
counts himself and $1,000 Of his men made
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from the .At6any .Argus.
BATTLES IN GERMANY.

TO assist such of our readers as are not
possessed OF good map TO understand The
situation OF the armies, we here attempt
to give all idea OF the relative position OF
places at or near which battles were fought
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neral government, dlrat all expenses
incurred in afiordinE projections ey
the several states, onght to be lsil,s..
bursed by The United Statess
would he, proper, therefore, g asl.
thorize by law the appcintmens Of
officers to keep regular acco1nts
with the proper vouchers OF inc
expenses To- whichshe state may %
subjected.
We have the honorst 70 he,
With much respect,
Your obedientssersanfs,
LEVIN WINDkR:
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT of Lend lying In the
- county Of Fairfax, six miles frorn
Alexandra, md adjoining tie estate OF
Gen Thomson Nasor, cont ining -
acres. Tie soil is good. and very sus-
cep,ib'c OF Improvements by the Clover
nd Plaster system The proximity
OF this property u market and toe ta-
riIitr with wbitD It's produce may he
carrin : { Huntlng.Creek by which IT Is
Dou de. being p-sig4hle simost to the
dner) N2u,n rene" ii "xife~ 2 y slu-
lhlc toa p, rsou 5,spos d to pay suth-
ciert 1,te,ui..n 70 Is cultivation
APP. y i<me, = Fs2os Esr orto
Francls Adams, Jun.
st,v2% ~
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NUTICE.
Rrack Paye7nent.-

D1AkS NOCUtCfttes
l will contract for laying about 1000
or 1850 feet of brick pavement in tho
Markef Square. Proposals in writing
for executing thi. work, will be received
a, any tiuie p,eviorseto the SMh inst.
JOHN DIANDEVILLE,
Superintendent OF Pstice.
May IS
Wilt be. landed,
From Sch Delight, this day, ct Payne
e SINNERS Nharf, and for sale on Q
liberal credit,
Ninety -one Bales first
quality COTTON fit for retaining. I
dlso. for Sale, ~ s
200 Barrels No l, Sbsd, extra size,&
A few Puncheons old Jamaica Rom.
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TO Rem l.,

and Peasrssion green immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre Of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, conyfn'ent.
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground a, the lower end OF Water street.
Applyto
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January2o
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Have Just reccivrd-osd for Sale,
22o Boxes fresh
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COMMUNICATIONS OF THE
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND,
To THE LEGISLATURE.


In COUNCIL,
ANNAPOLIS, May ~.
Gestlemen ef the Senate
and of the House Of Delegates.
Since the adjournment Of the
Legislature, considerable alarms
have pervaded the STATE, in conse-
openee of the appearance OF large
force within the waters of the Che
sapeakc. and the wantoB destruction
of our houses and property by the
squadron of the enemy.
We have furnished all the means
within our power to repel the inva-
sion of the enemy. and as our re.
sources are too limited to afford com
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Fen Dollars Reward,
CTRAYED from the subscriber a.
y bout the first of this month, Flaek
Mare, about fourteen hands high, with a
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had been originally split. and small
white spot ON her back, occasioned by
the saddle-sbe has remarkable large
head and carries it very low--her mare
was cut about Christmas, but had grswn
very bushy-she is very rough gated
and very spiteful.
will give the above reward to any
person that will deliver her to me.
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BANK s3F PUTDMA ~,
April Goth 1879.

NOTICE - i,ereby give, thc Stock
holders o, the Ra.k of Po:omac, that
q dividend OF per cent. or tie spi-
tai Stock has beer declarcd Tor the. last
six months. which will be paid Them
or their representatives, on Tuesday
next the 9th MAY.
By order Of the President e DIRECTORY.
c. Page, Cashier.
Af.x
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80 Dollars reward

Will be given TO any person who will
give information. oflhe names OF the dis
orderly and u.ischievous persons Who
BROKE sundry LAMPS On King street
on the night of,ie 2oth Instant 90 that
they may be legally convicted and brot
to punishment.
CHI: SIMMS, Mayor:
May
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!, - ., ' re san"" uni.
Fl II hose things '. that
k',s,.n to Be 'eqaa int
Fa''' ,sep declared war
to Be satisfied 't, ed
E',...ts,, and after the de- de,
/, sIic the rfheol' and
n, Ms partisan'' f."
.,i,n Of it was not
r ,r.be var is at
|s,,pr~co sense and
Ia, free people
4, MESSAGE
b CITY May IS
f.. the President Of
\. communicated to
L,,s,e,','hs following
k,slGB
b.. s.re''' ard
Egrr'cn'o''"'"
IT,, ,.c close c Of . The
/. ,.,s, an Offer was
f.,1,l hon his lmpe
(rn,rror Of Russia, OF +
or - 'r-mmon friend OF
E~lGca' Britain t l0r
f,,,,,.ring . peace be-
|, si.s cfaroctcr, OF the
[.;as a satisfactory
I,,-it, 'r1 i"pa'tIall'Iy ,
+:apediiaic;y accepted;
[n,fol the disposltlon
IN STATE, to met their
III, experiments. 10,
\. i vas determined
IN, delay, incident |. to
|: plrl!eS ny a ue"'h
liz contemplated nc
| Of our eminent cltl-
fi,glr commissioned
rorsrs to conclude a
In psrsons cloathed
Il, the part Of Great
IA authorised also to
4.ns.i,aai regulations
seen he TWO coun'
ug,lr advantageous.
Ss.uuy in the Unlted
lt6eir spngintn'ent,
ria their colleague
kn5,-s
y: received another
Giiias them to con-
3slr,a!y oi commerce.
:ns,hen the smicable
hove ,ae beneficial lii
he tSo countries.
bis i-i:pdiy interposi-
% Emperor, and this
pa on the part of the
~ decide That the
3 ,,garts that Soye
ctgced al acceptance
4.loE. must be pre-
gate motives exist
rG.nce Of war with
lie terms on which
b close ii is certain.
4a ESQ must be SEN
DeI, u the important
'sNtnl, on which the
tIDs, 4 search for,
asA persons or pro-
PLURAL vessels on the
bell gerent right de-
+ vt naGonS f; and it is
lEl OF scarf h, or use
p9'po,e, Oh board the
S'fcsatnt power on
Ii var or peace be
hrs or authority of
Is eaealiy obvious
Sc OF preserving to
s.inG members, bv
On Ne vessels of the
'f''oio { proposed by
AID row ensc'ed by
OF municipal policy,
n g compared with
b G. Britain, with.
Is title to prefer
The later leaves the
'tcN The mariners of
'Hi'ets exposed BY
Is well as BY a defect
li'rs decision under
auC'ng, Cor the most
a''i Of controlling
f'i' a wrong decision,
'o's violation of the
. 'ls' nigh, illustrate
I'' entire VOYAGES II;
\ 's' u by the U.
/ Sld'td fairness and
- III such cases,
r. u casual errors on
%lCn' and the success
/, ''' q expectations,
r. oh''deralions could
- ~"'''h a just peace
L. bur il becomes
National Legislature
( hue r,,I,
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Niatrass q Paper Hanging.
nETER. JAMES, Matrass Maker
and Pepper Hanger, from Philadcl.
phia, respectfully Informs the public,
that he has commenced the above busi-
ness. Those who wish 10 favop him
with their work in his lise, will please
to cal at the Washington Tavern: and
he assures them he will execute it With
neatness and dispatch.
MAJ Is ST
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Vii be sold, at the Iaetion Office. for
the dencft Of all concerned.Ten FED.
nesday the 76th iast at Ten o'ciocAs
1900 Barrels of Flour.
May IS It
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sencc." That this is the regulation of the
British NAVY, have no doubt and because
these are the regulations, Col. Barclay in
fers that it is impossible they should not be
complied with. The regulations On this
bead were the saue in our Revolutionary
UIa', ard know, by wccfu, experience,
tina, they were not then complied with f'r
was twice prisoner On board, Il the old
Je~sep. and the prisoners were almost who'll
i' led with provisions which had ben con
dcmnsd, and were rot thrown into the river,
hut sent on board fthe Jersey. for cur use.
There could be no mistake, bSCatsc the
bread was so worm eaten, that it was al
most imp ssible to hhda mou hful eatatle
in the whole biscuit. and the beef and 20 l.
so intolerahly lad, Ina, nothing but dire ne
oessity could have induced any huoan being
to eatit. f,om these facts infer, that it
the British Government is ignorant CT these
things, il proves incpntestibly that The reEu
atoms OF the navy are no more COMPLIED with
than they were then aud those provisions
are dealt ont to the prisoners III Ecu of good
and wholesome food, and government tharg-
d the same rs the latter. IF this b. the
fact. il is a pretty rational way of account.
ing Tor the rapid fortunes generally made
by those who have those contracts of sup
plies Those who have had as much C.
peri nee as have of British paval officers,
who supply prison ships. know very we'll
that Their Con enc are net " IN smcst de
iicate texture, nor their hearts of tina, bene
violent cast to induce belief that they pos
sess~it. and felt the tenderest sympRt!ics for
the sufi.riRgs of their enemies i; but black &.
callous IS the heart of that man, who ga a
exut at the suffarings of his felluw men
particularly when they are his prisoners
But humane and generous enemies We have
seldom found among TIE British officers
Witness TIE Chesapeake, &c.
ALEX. COFFIN. Jun.
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JIRGINIA d.

JIRGI.hII
'bNF Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI.
- peror Court Of Changsry for the Richmond
District, The "a day Of july, 1918.
O'ertCn Cosby, cNr of the last viii and ,est,pett
OF Robert Spratt deed. the said Overton Cosby
ana james Ross, surviving partners Of Oyer,o;.
Cosby O. 20. and the said Cosby and Ross. rnct.
Saa Is snd partners, trading uader tie Grm Of
james Ross b Go. RUE.
HydiHSt
ihoInSs Blame, Robert KeDnon, surviving partner
ct iisrseburg x Ksnuon, William Maitland. Peter
Bard, Satchell BetklsJ & Go. and Samuel Brand.
ram, Thomas MsItby and George Clenny. a..
sisnees Of the said Thomas BisGe aud JOHN Hsi,il
tOu, ~ 49,
THE Defendants Thomas Plane, Samuel brand
ram, Ihnmss &slthy and George G!enny not HAVING
entered their appearance and given s-cu,iiy sceor
bg TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rn.ss al III.
court, and il appearing By satisfactory evidence tLs,
they arc not inhabitants of this cou1try--I IL mr.
derca, hat the said Defendants do appesr here n,
70 mrs, day OF The next term and answer die hl NJ
tnr IiaitiiIls; a. lata copy OF this order be firth.
WIN 'us,r'ed IN -nre newspaper published In The
y " oi iishmonG =. two months s1seessjyeiv and
posted al the from dor of the Capitol. IN rSe sgi5
city. Copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HaNING. c. e.
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November Q
VIRGTN1H ::

VIRGTNiT
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of che su.
Per'or Court OF Caancery fer the Richmond District
the I'd day of November 1873
James Cannon snd Hebecea his wife, and Edward
Butler and Martha his wife, YJItCc
against,
Thomas White, John S'arkc williamson, Ann
w. Butler, and Thomas williamson, DsGS
Tue Defendants John Starke Williamson, Ann
w. Butler, and Thofoas Williamson not having en-
tered their appearance aud given security according
to the a ct ct Assembly ed the RIlesof tiis Court
and it appearing w. satisfactory evidence tIat a.,
are not inhabltsnft OF this co0utry-hi is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here on tie
erst day ofthe next term and answer q bill of the
Plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the
CITY OF R'chmonh for two months Excessively. and
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the said
City.
a Copy. Teste,
VIZ. w. HENING, c. c.
NoVeHhfsr 10 1Stp
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ID c. 10.

IN CH.A.NCERY.
A L Court. continued aud held for Albemar,c
N county, the 5th day of os;ober, 1919,
Detween
Ninrod Brsmham, Compjain,nt.
And
John Jouett A'ioe Jouet,, he;r, of Robert Jouett,
Nathan Crawford, and Margaret bis wife, John
hllln and Mary his wife. John Mills, Mepan
Mills, Margaret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton
Rhodes and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Joueu.
Thomas z. Fletcher and Susannah his wife.
Defendants.
THE defendants, John Jouett, Alice Il. ,Jouett.
hairs of Robert Jouett, Nathan Crawford and Mar.
garst his wife, John An and Mary his wife. John
Mills, Margaret Mills, Frances Mills Chsrles lou.
ett'-not having entered their appearance and give
seeurity according the act OF Assembly and the
rules OF this court and il appearing to the satisfaction
Of the court that they not Inhabitants of this
coualry-on the motion Of the complainant by bis
counse,it is Or 'tred by the Court, That the said
Defendants do appear here on the first Monday in
January next and answer the bill of the complainant
and that copy of this order be fortbsith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond for two mont successfully, and postei ri the
front door of the Court house of this county Tor the
same time.
A Copy-Teae.
JOHN NICHOLAS, C. &C.
November Q. wsw
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December u. wGw
Tirsinia Luna- O6fcc. Deee,nscr ,s ,s,s

Virginia Lan9- O6fcc, Deeeinscr rs. t2.s.
z n pvr'rs;ec of an Act Of Assembir passed The
lth t,ur' 1871 entitled In .7ct TO a.,,e,,e:
ts s'vctai id,us concerning Fsciccis !" DO here.
ey nl &c y kacwn hs, IT, following tract ,f IAN
wing in &c county of K;rr. Wi'iar, res eseasat-,i
20 The commonw Ps:ti,. as apresrs az the certificate
81 the Esraeator Of said county on fe in tbs Office
-b'ci IS ,ateA IN cortsn rs acres. and os which
Samuel Wael'ris said to have died sei.s1
CHfS. FL.fGROHE Reg'r.
The Editors of the Fa'iona. Inteli;sencer viii
irsert thu above Advertisements in their b ,per oc
eek six weeks snccessvely. AMI t,aastai, ts
nee o"nt 10 this department. fo' payment.
December q. v6w
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{ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
EeANAWAY from the Subscriber the 9Th day
4 4 OF October last, negro man named Dick, .ho
calls himself Richard Parker, shout IS years OF,
feet or inches high, dark complexion, bushy l.a.r
large whisAers, has scar ON his forehead about an
ch long the right eye Running ca in tar heir,
rather bowl legged, ionks very leasias wter spoken
10, aud end.svors to speak very bighfewa--is a
good sawyer and tolerab'e rough carpenteT--Iad
on when he went sway chsek shirt, pastaioui,s s.
ronad Jacket oS northern striped clct he has moth
er in Sucry ely, where perhapsh he msy be urkins.
bsd HIN o, hir. Cr.y % Esnsemond county.
The above reward ~iI he si,en 10 ATTY one Who
viii deliver him to IL Riehinnud anG all reason
able charges paid 10 dollars il securc,i in any il II
so that get hira se.in.
STEPHEN A. HOPKINS.
DEC. 3. 2rWoln