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For Isl K sme,f I'd Brigade lN'1ifia
Disinct o. C5fumbM
Thr Colonel, consulting for the digni y
of lis H 4i.aeny, and lhe gond Of the
service it !, now cons,ilutlcnally called
IN to render at this mo;ncnt Of threaten
ed ineas,os, is inf1exibly determined to
90 his duty, ard enforce thar oi ms OIL
hcers and soldiers in the stric'cst cen
ioroity possible to both the spirit and
}etter of all laws aud general orders that
nay thereto appertain.-He, therefore.
deems it proper to furnish officer and
Slider with. every facility in bis power
towards attaining so desirable ar end
With this view, is now. aud will be pub
liAhed. as occasion may require, such
extracts from the laws and general or
ders as are deemed important to our
successful Organization, ard consequent
capacity TO acquit ourselves in the day
Of trial, uhich may soon arrive, IN
manner, at least not calculated to crim-
son with tho blush OF ignominiousshame,
,ur cheeks, nor those OF our believed
country. Officers, it is expected. will
promptly seize every opportunity to in
:truct and dIill themselves and Their
soldiers with zeal and precision, ever
having in view the grand object OF the
hustle and labor OF the day, successful
defence of every thirg dear to us Is
this work of necessary preparation, the
Adju,ant, in particular. tits hoped, will
be found at his post, aiding & assisting.
Duane's Hand Book. until further or
dcrs, will be their tactical guide-it
will instruct them on The most easy and
natural principles-It vii teach them
The use of their legs ip facing, wheeling
., d marchirg, the three grand basis.
principles of all useful N neeurr'ng and
ryoIu,ion-It will inform them. by re;
ference to deeds oftheir glorious ances
tors, ,hst The FIRE If militia has been ct
will depend on themselves whether II
naay not be So AGAIN. most deadly one
tits hcpedthat officers will cordially ira
terIize With each other-wili regulate
their condact and manners towards the
soldiery (ncver forgetting they are tree
born ciuzens called on to defend their
best rights in way that will animate
encourage, and excite laudable zeal ane
efficient bravery.
a. n ~ %
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MsssRs. EDfross,

MESsRs. ED1ToRs,
AT time like this, every man capa.
ole of bearing arms, must feel disposed
10 aid in the de6tnce of his native, or a.
dopted town. 20 do this, he must en-.
roll himself in some military company,
aud BY that means acquire something
like military discipline. I wish to call
the attention Of those of our fellow citi-
zens, who have not yet joined any COM
pany and who have horses, to the 7f0oa
Of Horse. No part OF an army unites in
itself more recommendations than th5t
of the Cavalry. The celebrity Gifts move
ments, and the variety of ways in which
it can be brought to operate upsn the
enemy, give it 3 high place in the est,-
/, nation of every military man, while the
gracefulness Of the exercise, and the
ease with which the Dragon is enabled
toperfogn his daty, entitle it to the pre-
ference of the gentleman aud citizen
If any one should question the superior
Utility Of Cavalry, let him turn to the
history OF the southern campaign Of the
revolution, or in more recent times to
the military journals of Russia.
In the present state of this, our town;
The 7'roqh Of Horse is likely to be of
more real service than any Of the In
ntry Companies can possibl, be. They
will be able TO act, while the latter must
necessity remain idle. From The great
ieng;h >sei Difficult navigation OF the
Potomac River, the enemy must ap-
proach US slowly and with caution I he
Troop may be stationed on the heights
between this and Maryland Point a, VIZ
diets, and in this way a line being form
cd, The Town would receive Ceraln and
prompt Intelligence Ct the enemy's
movements.
hops gentlemen, that before the mex
battalion muster, ( shall have the graz
hca,ion OF seeing, large addition to the
7rooh, and of course great improve
rnent TO the appearance and ensc lyene<s
of The Alcxundria Militia.
II CavQ!ry 1.bfcer oftAr Revolution.
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MRs. MOONEY,
NJ II. !. N F r,
FAIRFAX STREET.

FAIRFAX STREET.
ED E.SPECTfULLY informs the LA
NJ DIES of Alexandra and its vicini-
" ,ha ne has received from .Vev- York,
PhR.dfiAAia aud Baltimore, the latest
sprng fashions lor
II rs md 30 NNETS,
With we'll selected assortment o! Gle.
CANT materials All orders IN her I'He
will be executed with neatness and dis
patch
SHE has also just opened "a box of Gle
ean. S2'PAW HATS. which in addi.
zion TO her for mer stock comprise &c.
neral assortment.
May ls Nv
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A Regimental Court Of

Enquiry Nh be held on the 18th inst.
Al 10 e'cleck a. n. at the Court House,
fer 'he purpose of hearing claims TO ex-
emptions from doing duty in the de,ach
men,, ordered from the regiment, to
marc!, on the 10th lost. s. For other husi-
rcss of the Observation-Disclosures are or
de ed to pc punc,ual in their attendance,
tne.conrt will adjourn, if necessary, &c
The same hour the pr ceding day.
By order n Mr Colo@rL
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
AdjN'aW Isl Rt, ID Br1S. VI d.
Nav Ia
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vESHE Common Council will meet on
g Tuesday the 25.h ihst az O'Clock
as Court Of Arpeais, and corliiDne its
session for three days. The assessment
books may be seen at CHARLES Nc
KNIGHTS.
MAY a.
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/. MARRIED at Washington City on
Tuesday evening last, by the Re-
yered MIR. Breckenridge, Mr.. ARcHI-
BALD CHEsHkUR, to Miss RosANNA
SHANKs, both Of this city.
BlRTHS-In London, on the 9TH
of March, the wife of j. Grown, .
journey,aen shoemaker, was safety
delivered Of four boys, who we're the
same evening named MATHEW.
MARK, LUXE and JoHN,-and are
all likely TO live!
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boot and Shoe Backing,
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs &c gcne
t,er Ell. of A.cxandria, that be has taE"n
stand -utar the corner OF Rhyai, On
King street, under MIR G iffth's store,
ere he Intends carving on lie bus's
ne Of Backing Boots and Snoes, ara
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Hsvl'g followed the business IN the
northern cities, for some time past, he
f,attcts himself he shall be able TO gre
entire satisfaction to his employers, 10
respect 10 neatkcss, despatch and the
excellent qupli,y Of his backing He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes. which he will
return in the course Of tbS day, or i'm.
mediately to those who desire 1t. H's
mode of clearing preserves the shape OF
the boot. AID his i,Iscking sofsens and
enrichcs the leather.
May ls
Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or. to be let on ground rer.
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,
situate on centre street. the new street
lately laid of and graveiled ]eauing fem
Sin,p>nns corner al the turnpike 70 lad IN
to King St. at Hcos's meadow. Some ct
these lots are in 100 county OF -Ale~a,'-
dria. and others IN tie county offaiiiax,
offering choice &c persons inchring to
buy orlesse
For terms, apply to the subscriber as
CHARLES LEE,
December "a Colt
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bpy IS.
90 saF" -,
~ Q,
,sGSE'
q, from L Lisbon
!. al New YORK.
- the westward ard
o. saturday, ,, but
4, II,rrii''D'' army
l. r',''a' IS"
), Hampton boat
,,,,ppn'' Of the . 'aHa.
5. bay, and being s
:! BY several Sail
tAs c'p'' c..v
, fort on Cra'es
sf,il will be o de-.
4 ,o-d'H however We, F
4s.,.ro reception
fTFAIRS'
[r,r p,pcr Of tie l'''
,,cIatirn Of the '0"', :
,,;,,;nc the sum OF
r'sn -
=, ior The purpose
1n'O'
% nav be in some :,
faa the e'e"y a0o
:. that these 6'l'. .
srra'icr to be OF
a,.ocncse''i'y-ye'
q 4 toirg 9 proper
r: ,bor the COmmon
us n,tance, nO' only
-, br,jllhey have
/: such az approPr'a-
s,.lNin the manner
tSa'ler.
,Connon Council is
&c oljccts; beyond
t,,.ly 90 These OBJ
I'd ia the first section
n, size regulating or
ae OF repairing oil the
If vc,ls, or building
~ pave also power to
u,cc,c Of paying the
nofthe corporation
adrhc Charter gives
1t't9 erect ana repair
e; Of correction, and
2, for the benefit of
ars, rake aud rtpvsT
ghvY', &c wake, all
all conceive requisite
b q the health of thc
s,he regulation of the
d,t, said town )" pnd
IN the close OF Il, de-
aa'l I" have power to
nc0sslstent with the
SITES which they
l'ite for the proven
d suissnces."
Fs toe oaiy clauses in
give power to ,tc
ether directly or in.
people.
a''s remarks wishes
. as beng unwilling
'' Win hi, money c.,
'''ac defence If the
"a he Ass con,riLut, d,
EOt as a sincere
'a''', bsiissing, as be
"y to preserve pure
wv i not to violate
H' nd uot hei-g an
'''''iCe that amidst
% '.'N', he feels it 9
1' C0amnn Council
'''''z'as, 70 bring ,c
sc manner thai sct
"''oa oftheChsrtsr
!" be understood a:
N''n'aon Council any
4Na'y haze no doub
Powers, olherwis,
f'e not h We been =
[T'''a'e money for al
| $ % 'oe general go
'''Hln tue letter o.
be- a. =
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WAsHINGToN CITY, May II
RIVAIE CORRESPONDENCE.

ChArotne, may 3, 1913
By the lass s,ail | enclosed y GU . nand'
biz, which contained the latest news
ti:en irola 70 Mciss, since "aich t..e
NC havc received turtner sct9Gut> !:
wnica state, that u me al Gay > Aen
tucky troops "hlcn lay soaac dist.1it e
benli.l, ttsriui 10 iI.arCn Oh to t'fG tv,t,
n4u naq1 ali ssay ,drcIicve ii, aGd TT
$40 u,en iiaG CT SHE -ie---eaVsns hss'
DnIy Mcn IN the attempt. We are
quiDc eiAteu WIKI the nope this vii, IL u
out to DC 'truc.
Tn,ee Companies Of Volunteers com
nandcd " ,apslns RuAcu9e, FITCH,
and J0nts, leave tG~!. to-motr0W
Fu.t M~ls lucy viii ee Jsined ~ two
cou panies itom oyer tn siser (oclota)
1o...l..andtd by Is alor Daws.n--~nr
company al 50 oil our pest brood cDih-
IN navy u, L plain Dniisp--oid Gsi.e-
,ai Mas, G ma Just Cuue Ill d. Vie heHu
.. 50 soiuntt ero 10 tVrdi another co.'s
pa..y, ana II is expected lne wnole o;
C.I D.a,ny's resnnent slii Join them
5 that OnIo ard hentuckj viii yet,
non. tie determined sp.iI they NATL
lest, teach Coloneis Proctor and Eii~t
a icssun-they 0usnt 10 nave ieaint long
ago.
NEW York, May ~.
By the northern snaii OF las evening,
NC rccelvsd th. A.ha0y Register vi
Iuesl&y, tro,., which We extl@ct tie iol-
lowing:
EVENTS OF THE WAR.
BY 81 gentleman dttaCneu ~ the army,
and who ieit Niagara on Aiu' day last, we
are intormeu, that Gen. Dearborn, after
tire capture OF YORK seeursd1he militia
ry stores, consisting oil very large guam
iil, 81 different csCfipuons, .hicn were
+. put on board con. Chauatc.s squadroh,
aud token 70 Sackell's Harnoi .--Gen.
Dca:buro c,d C,nn. C.anncey, witb 81
wrunusd Amelcsfs, ard onc BRUSH,
PRISONERS, also wounded, landed rom eoto
transports at Fort Niagara ON the same
elax that cur informant left 1t York was
eyacuatt4by our forces, WHO brought on
: s,nail vessels Only, x burnt thi'q OF.
the stocks The loss oi tue Americans in
tue whole affair VAS only lS Killed III Dat
tie, and 80 D. the explosion oil a mine
among the latter Gen Pike, No 10
diaps we're captured, and three 81 four
only of their dead bodies found On thu
scene of action. Of the British forces,
about 900 militia, and 100 rc.sula' S,
were made prisoners. The mill, we're
paroied. These particulars may be re
he'd ON Moy
The Northern Mail, last night, bro't
us the Buffalo G .ze;te OF The 4th inst.
containing the following curious alncie
5: We understood last evening, froo
8 .od authority, thai I've sells srrived al
| Fort Nj CARA On Sund'y eve1ing, snd
| landed General Dearborn, VINO sent an
| express to General Lewis at Magyar
Falls, to repair TO the For, Immediately
| General Lewis left tue Falls yesterday
morning"
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Fairfax County, 10 WIT:
7, WILLIAM DENEALE, one of th'
commonwealth justices OF, the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sheriff.
.nayors, baiiiffs, constables and headao-
oughs, within the commonwealth OF
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidwell,
late JaiIor, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen. Jailor, for this County, for Richar(
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, havs
complained on oath before and to one,
that Elijah Graham, who was COMMITTEES
to the Jail of the county aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc
cured in the said Jail until the nexi
Superior Court, to BE- held for tie
County aforesaid, and then and there
t.. be tried for the said Felonv.--
And also negro woman who was com.
nitted to the said Jail BY myself KS
runaway. She said her nene was Nan
CIV, and ehas she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frederisksburgh, Virsl.
nia-did forcibly, or by other undue
means, open the door of the said jan OF
the night Of the 27th inst. and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, wa.
without the knowledge and consent, ane
against the will of them the said Roocr
KidweIl, and DanielBradlv, Jailors as a.
ior-said, and are now going at large
These are therefore in the name OF TIM.
commonwealth, to require you, &eye'A
afyou,in yout respective counties, towns
and precincts to make dliigent search py
Kay Of hue and cry, for the sad Ehlah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and hlH
and her having found, to seize anc re,
tke and safely convey, or cause hin '''G
her to &c safely conveyed 10 the jail Q,
Fairfax county, there to DE kep' ca'n
he and she shall be thence discha' asa
by due course Of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 2eth day OF Noye"'
DER 1912.
w. DENEALE, ESeal.
Nov so 2awd
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Land for Sale.

T%HE subscriber offers for sale, be.
tween 40 and $50 acres OF wood
Land, on the right hand side OF the Old
Road leading from the Town OF Cen
eesvisle to Alexandria.
This land adioins The lands of Messrs.
David Lane. Bernard BRYAN, Presley
Csrr Lane, George Adam. and Jasp
H-nnins. Ths soil of this land is SUI. .
ed toths culture of Wheat, < is with.
in half . milo Of tue Turnpike and
win be shewa &c tisetsrrs MAIDS knowa
BY application TO Mesf-s. David Lars -
or George Lans, jua. residing near TIE
premises, or to tas subscriber living II
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. H Lane, deed S
January IL iaWe"
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hereby authorised to appoint an agfnt
or agents under him for the purposy
aforesaid. This agency is to Confuse
ofthe space or term of seven years, com
,nencing this twenty third Of April in
the year Of our Lord ono Thousand eigh.
aundrod aud ten, to pc fully cempaeat-
ed and ended.
Given under my hand and seal the duy
and date FIRST above written.
THOMAS PAUL. LIS.
Signed, sealed and deliveredin the
presence of GEO. G. PRESBURY.
In consequences Of the above authority
vested in me, arising from a contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, / hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents for the
sale of Paul's Columbian Oil, in the city
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatet,
sign Of the Golden head, No. Is Mar.
ket-street. Messrs. Henry Keerl (
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. 933 Market-st. near the corner Of
Howard-.t. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug.
pest. corner of Hanover and Market.sts
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, stationers,
corner of Gay and Market sts. Messrs.
G. s. R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st A
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs.
Iohn & Thomas Vance, Stationsrs, No.
ia Market-st.--A Felps Point, by
DR.. Henry Dorry, Druggist, No. S
Market-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Feli's-street.-Cty Of Washing
ION, Messrs. David OFT, & Co. Drug
,.ists.-Philadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
At Dr.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 20 North
9Th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner Of I'd and Pine-Straets-!ere-
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 1913 Mar
Observation-Disclosures North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and ID
streets, Messrs. ,Crovl & Segar, Drag
oists, Market st.-.Nequ York, Messrs.
John s. Thomas L, Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Mcssrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. g.
s. r. Waites's. Nos SO and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York I'own, Dr.. John Fisher,
Orugs-.1,usatoAs. Messrs. Childs &
Shaw.-Ge.rge Tswn. DR.. John OF.
Drua-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Fah'
nsstock, Drug.-harrisburg. DR.. John
C. Wrestling, Drug.-Eas''a. DnTho-
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petsrs6urs
Vrg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagsrstown. DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Druggist.-Frederickt' DR.. John
S. Miller, Druggist-Winehester. Mess
John * Abm. Miller, Druge lstS.-Han-
ooer. Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarHsl. DIR. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook FWe'
montgomery CO. Mr., Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. TO-
sign Of tho Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March 20 1la law3m
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Houses to Let.

| wish to let Or rent. two hhN
HOUSES at this piacc-one IS ntteu
or a storehouse, with couDtlns'rcoi"'
kitchen, &c.-the other would answer
for a family, boarding house, or "a
vern-annexea is kitchen, &c. oo'"
houses are two stories, VITA cellars,
and to each will be annexed an enciose'
Iot-they will be let for one or NOR
years. For further information Apply
to
Richard Radcliffe.
Fairfax Court.Houss,
+. FebrHar - ~"'
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r. CRAY
HAS FOR SALE A FEW COPIES

HAS FOR SALE AFEW COPIES
Gospel Sonnets Robinson's Poems
Christian Re- Sir Lane slo'
s.arches in Asia Greapes
scot,;.h Csiess Life Of Cowper
pn,,are Dialogue. DR.. Youns's
Wild Irish Girl WORKS
Watts poedcal
Works
ALSO, ;,
A fresh supply Of Carey's Family
Bible.
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I Joseph n
q Conner
!, osrFlsssI
l,Noq'. chest, III
% boxes rs
ao,.os iS is. gree s,s 3
10, los l,h hid, New n.
7 49, eeI'!!'0 ss,J,s|
20 hhds sel.if S n
> p' Ss, s,h,IIppissI
!, ; pipes pipes Sicily NJ
o do ,sss.
Il pipes Red cGaa,
20 leases cases sAoiis, g
5 pipes, s hal, U
Teuerif;s e
Is pipes Hts.alc,,.
20 puncheon. W.,
Is puucheons and
Rum
!. ~ ool, Peach A,
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old d
81 ) bids. Ch,,nI
soaozen Hibb;sr,
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 h. Bengal Ind,
800 10. Brish, Nh
eooo b. Goshen
SOC bush. s'ouat,
Mace Np''oessl
m y race and spe
Pepper, Almond,,.C
Barley,Mustard,0,
Wine 'an1 Cyta
Sails, BARK, Seemed
Soap, Spermaciti AL
dies, maccsuba,,,p,d
chewing Tobacco y
Peire, Arnc,le, AL
stone, Gunpoudt,,
Halrpowder, SiflmQ
Wrapping Pspsr }
Bed Cords, Ls,.aI1
&c.
N: B. 50 build
CLOVER SEED |
March 6.
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90 DolEap|
AN AWAYj
~ in May lsII,.I
D ID

He is about I'D
feet 10 inches siS|
teeth, and Ia. t,,I
the back OF his ned |
size of a hs,le ngt1
recoIlected. | FilI
lars for .pprehentIl3
ty, and securing ii
gain, or the aSoai
st any greater tlsri
chsrsesil tr'rgh1
DosDRIDH u
FalTiaX uOanlH4
W Masters ~
are lore warned Ti
ploying or carrying
Nnch Is
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Valuable PTOa
o. in' ): q ID u 1
disposed Of Pa'1
vste salc) a thr't Il
al d Lot, 4
strces--the io' ~
princc street aa |
s,pl, street A u
ieet 6 inches on VI
Us feet 5 j''haal
all the impro':'n1
a Vac Lot '"I
street ys' t'' y
a % feet alley -
1850 acres Of L"1
neSsce. "a
] jacob |
Marcel 9 !
The .oors peFI
alexandra WIZ \
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r '@y", Of !, {, ds:l "A.
pose es'' d 'oA /.
Lana Sut
# . AIliest,ndi'.,,. . -, |
til; WIN %' also Be- y
the sane :i a',,i D
c chn St ,'r; ~
" "rI| running '' III;
''''' ', John y
MarhI1
I. row. o,,DeI
80 p.ss, ~
to the !PSC''srS
-, of c'p.
s. crates D' !
% a,,ortsd. 49,
And a qu,sns" |.
March -
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New Books.
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ding Master, Master of the Horse, and Grand
Equerry to the Doge of Venice illustrated
with IL CaracatSHes-
The MonasteryofSt. Column; or the A.nho.
ment--a Novelty Mrs. Roche, Author of the
Children of the Abbey, &C. &c
Home; A Novelty Miss Cullen, daughter
of the celebrated boot Cullen.
The Young Mother; or Abini2-a Novel. ,
History of the Rscoyefy of Americv{ OF the
landing of our foreestiiers at Plymouth, and of
their most remarkasSe Eng gements with the
Indians, i'll N. Eng Ias,Ss flom their first landing
in 1920, until tho finst tp,jugaton Of the natives
in 1679-To which is aided, the Deaeat OF 6 ems.
Braddock, Harmar, and st, Clair, by the Indi.
ans at the Westward, &e.-Also, the official
account Of the late Defeat of the Indians, on the
Wabash, By Gov. Harrison. by Henry Trum-
bull
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
Notice.
Twehty Dollars Reward

WILL IT. GIVEN. For the apprehension and
delivery IA GIRL, namei PATTY, but who
something calls herself MARTHA BRAY, &
PATTYLiGHrFOOT. She>eoped from the
subscrIssr the last of March, dresscd in u pur-
Pile stuff habit-she isiH years old, of good
Size and figure, tawny <oloaf, talks and walks
quick, while speakin g)poks down, and after
she is done contimIe{<o move her lips as if
talking 60 herseif-a)t Inc time of speaking she
is lingering Tie side hsr dress. which gives
her an afect& appStka9ce-she walks quick
her shoaldess die lking-her hair is thin
which she weafs p!Sifed on her forehead and
temples--her face was good deal pimp!cd, s.
more convex particularly her nose) than usual
with negroes-she IS shrewd and intelligent.
bought her in February OF Mr.. Rich'd Coke,
of Williamsburg-she ran away from him the
last year, and in May was advertised in the
"ENoUIRER"-she was taken up i'll Columbia,
Fiuvanna county, where she had passed some
months as free. viii give TEN DOLLARS
for her if taken in this City or its vicinity, and
TWENTY il taken fifty miles from town, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
SOSEPH TRENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
THE said william Fullylovc' j

THE said William Fullylove and okian
4 his Wife, the said Daniel Latoc fh,f Sla4
ry his Wife, not having entered tIieif a5.penf-
ance accordingto the act OF Assembly and The
rules of this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that they are not in
habitants of this state on the motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, it is ordered, that
they appear here on the first day of June Court
next, and enter their appearance and answer
the plaintiffs bill and that u copy of this or.
der be inserted in one Of the newspapers prin-
ted in Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
Of the said county.
Copy-Teste, -
THOMAS READ, elk.
March 25. wst.