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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
BURLINGTON, Nov. 10.

The campaign for this season is said to BIZ
at an end. Gen. Hampton's army is AZ
Plattsburg, where they are TO take up win
ter quarters. Gen. Wilkinsoa' 5 army is an
the French Mills, near ST. Regis, about IS
miles from the -Four Corners, Chateauyay.
aud are Building huts for winter quarters.
The army under Gen. Wilkinson has had a
severe engagement With the enemy. which
followed them from Kingston and Pre- cote
they we're attacked in the rear, in or near
Cornwall. The enemy were three tunes re-
pulsed at 'he point OF the bayonei, aud final
y retreated, leaving the Americans OH the
heid The number killed on either side IS
not correctly ascertaircd i, must however
have been great, as ia one inst nee il is said
the charge was contehded from twelve TO
fourteen minutes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

BALTAmoRE. Nv IS.
@rtracf cfG Ger dasd l.zlJ4ny, hou 10,
recGOed by "a Stea2 bout Ut " YORK.
The rear of 9enepA w ilkmsun's a~mv
mas been attacked Hhear the town of Corn
wan, by ABOUT 1900 sroops-they were vice
repnlsed, & The third -ime completely routed
Win considerable loss in kiiled and wounded
'esides 1S5 prisoners: Our loss is said to be
considerable; though not SO great al that of
tue enemy.-Geu. CoMngton is mortally
wounded"
ETf1acf ola Letter from on beard The Uni.
ted @stafes schooner Sym, SackeEfs lar
6o4r RoaCis, Nov. I'm.
I'VE nave just entered the harbor from
long, edi us, and di4agr eabl traize. We
had To convoy our troops. II ueO lis number.
'lown TIE .. Lawrence and by thu, ,irae
they nave captured Prescott and all IT'S
tore. and are on their march to Montreal.
rs our winter commdpced a month sill ce, |
10 not expect another cruizc until next
Npring
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
NEW YORK El.ncrlnx
ESSc.1 Register.

= he eee ton Of shsRr officers terminated in New
YORK, % inursdSy hN. fteppears That the demo
cratic ;ickets have saeceeled in Eve wards and tl!,
fcdetl in five wards s,pni the aggree.t,: ms,orlly
is republican. Lasuy 4- lie federslists garcd six
wards out % tea. X New York tory paper ac.
counts for the increase N democr tic votes BY the
General rrpspc uy which prevails, Notwithstanding
The wiI'-and IS Eot little angry at some OF its
friends, vino have taken To . making money by the
var, notwithstanding " n moral aud rcl 1dus
people" have declared 1t wicked aud unust ~
Daut this time next year the New England priests
and the tory editors VIII have litte else t. do tian
to prcaci aud pr1u the funeral of tlrs most
debssed and contemp Idle faction. May it 1lerart
in peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
IOtn Inst.


e The digest OF the report Of the mar
shals, on the sr5jec, OF American manefac-
lures. has been sent to this City Tor publica
ton and one Thousand copies are now rea
dy 20 be delivered to he members of con
gress when ,hry meet"
4 hi wcjk, i is said. exhibits the manu-
factoring Interests Of the county, IN poi
of view truly interesting, snd affords plea
81 g'ancciFaticn 81 gne compleie supply OF
cur En from cur sun Industry anil ~
fs'TG!s Soa'ces, at no remote period. L,
shows What wae field may ~ opened to
cur p'Fh Mdustrygn thus line. secure Jroa,
;hose Ueaati US rR6eties. tS wbicn ii has
'1een -Xp'f'sa ior Aars pa !, by the rapaci-
" OF iorei !iMa'icnse 1'pss digest exhibits
On asgreggte of more than lgp huna;e ed n.,k-
@oaS of dot9rSher aauUm. IN al the var.
aus branches Of Amer. a manufactures an
amount "a .urpaSSng the amount OF exports
n AnIsricau produce fiom whence It NAV
ne inferred, that the fHanIfacl uiipg interest
rs one # tasimost important interests of the
Ha'ion anPentIled TO its peculiar care aud
attentiasG
III 9srto our manufactures have been
"ioSfA Oh the c0arser nd common use ;
c2esequt ntiy tie process of manufacturing
9as not added very greatly 20 ths value Of
fhe raw material On an average, and take
two hundred millions of dollars as he as~
hud.i amount OF our mahufures, then il
WIZ result Tat the Iue of ole hundred
Hliions Of collars per ann. at our war
materials, are now employed in domestic.
manu- actnres. ard hnG a market at on,
doors, cse4 'ffrm culture, dcfenfjDn. and
spcl'aii&n oi.epery Kind, to which our com
MERGE onWe ocean has, for years. been ex
posed, in degree ruinous TO rranv. Lea
ing entirely out Of view, then. the noEirical
advantages that woud result from supply
ing eur wants from cur own Industry aud
Internal resources, pecuniary Considerations
alone see to urge strongly the proprets
OF extending as far as 10. Sihle the home
market for ou' raw MATERIAL. Conveniencv
to amarke nrmciRaity wtats,amps value
CA the landed lntcresi the countr, man
,uiacturing has alread, given Us this mar
ket for very consiGcia IL portion of the
produce of our soil and industry, ard this
market wise policy wills pre- erye and ex
tend 1t will not drive he market from our
doors, by seeking marke three thousand
miles from home and BY seeking supplies
OF necessarics abroad, with which we could
be Furnished on as beneficial terms a home.
We should think iHdifFtrentif of the indiri
dual who nnsh have 94Sarket a, lis door.
1t he should drive THAI nj Vket three hou-
sand maes from him, BY favo'irg ror, en-
maPketsja dequa'' sur will il b., fol a
Eaticn to pursue this course.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

into winter quarters, yet TO the rumor of yrea.
reinsoreeinentS having reached Mo- ireal by wy of
the y Lawrence IL appears TO t,s nor ti, mo-
baoe that our army was on this day week in posses.
Mar Tpf oT Er;,y,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
THE NEWsFROM TnG AMY.

though by no means so decisive as We could uisl
yst OF favorable character rs FAR rs Il goes
leads MS to anticipate mplete success in The f.
minHtion OF the campaigr. We do nct sive are,
20 She opnlsa that gen. Hampton IVES shnstrctirin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
BIZ THELHYI

ST. LcUIs. Oct. 80
The capture ofthe British feet OF lake
Ere and he consequent fall of fort AM
herstburg, Detroit. &c. &c. are eventswl,ich
will be more Appreciated in this territory
ana limos, han at amy other point from the
Mississippi TO the Penn vlvania line
The trade with the Indians by the rivers
and lakes wa as undisturbed TO the British
as if peace existed in Il at Quarter; and such
degree of security had The N West com
Pany lulled themselves into. that seven of
their boats loaded with merchandise had ar
rived last July at Prairie du Chen, for the
Ut. Peters, and other wa:ers which empty
into the mississippi; among these were on
~ one small barge On government account
which Contained few presents for the In
dams.
Gen. Proc,or's plan was to make his is.
SUES OF presents at or near Detroit, so as to
oe able To command the services of The war;
riors NJ that vicinity he permitted small
portion to be distributed 10 the savages of
KICK river, with the injunction tral they
should harrass the settlements of his Terri
tor, ard Illinois By this ar angement, the.
indiaus of The Illinois were totally neg, cted
Main Poque had got all the recruits he
could possibly muster on this side lake Mi
chisan. he had embarked hls fortune with
Proctor and LET Como and the lesser chiefs
90 Contend with the settle ents un the Mis-
si,sippI with what success the events of last
year has already shewn.
10 the neglect OF the Mississippi and Iii
nois Indians by the British, we may attribute
ne safety of these Territories the lew ran
Eers wlo Eead over widely extend>
ed frontier couldbhot arrest the progress OF
a terocious Toe. 10 their want of arms and
ammunition wsfresnGebted for their ab,
'ence from sur Borders, and to such distr IS
nave they been driven, that we have no
tount but the greatest par, of the Pottawato
MES and kickapoo nation would be now
CAD to receive any terms from the United
States
Letters Just received from Upper Mis-
souri,. represent theconntry in the neis hbor-
hood OF t'ic river Phte DIS very insecure tor
the residence Of the Graders, IA consequence
OF a fierce and hlocdS war haging broke out
between the Ottos and Sioux. The cos,end-
ing parties mad AN action la the neighbar-
mood Of the trading houses, IN winch the
Sioux lett twenty one of their dead on the
heid The traders apprehend visit from
the Sioux of thf river ST. Peters, who are in
the British an kesr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
POsTCRtpT

We stated 10 our last That tie. British army he'd
reueated from burlington Heights except q snl,
guard, sc. We have since aseertaircd. that "a
have misconceiyefgfbe s|ntlewaii, who gave us n!
Information, Rc,tAt AL Aes pm Fort Gorge. d,
Ihorse the belief ttbe n ihsh still retiu posse
s . OF the Height AHrith ahTee oi 1900 regulai
1000 militia, and sonf ildans.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
From "a Nnlaloe GaEetta IA ~. 2

rom the DHp0f0e Gdzefte ~ JVOU 2
On Wednesday last the troops under General
Harrison left this village, crossed the Niagara At
Black Rock aud marched to Fort Gsorge
On Monday week, dhrihg gale, w,rle ct anchor
of Buffalo Greek. the sloop Ii tie Belt parted with
her anchor aud went ashore On Tues lay thro.
vessels Of the squadron stood up uie bke-o.
Wednesday the vessels remaining attempted m
follow, but were prevented by strong head winds
and stormy waath,r. Since which time the Ar al
Irppe hayc gone ashore bui vedo not learn In 1
hey have been fuuch damaged
Orr oldest eitizous do not remember su eh a stor
my October the last
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

"ERIE, (Pa) Oct II.
-, IN express arrived here g. day from Builsloe,
WI nSspatehes for capt. Elliott lie left that place
~ 'fi'''y' ana informed roe .hst general Usrrisoa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

Observations on No. III, of M.
o,ness address, by = Correspondents" O
nursday Mr.. CHESS M. ~, on the true
ana rae it'ons meaning of The term "suh
fo'f me ddniin*franoa. F" on Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
Brilish Esterniaalinc Order

1t will be seen by the postscript in our
last, that the government have put them
selves into violent fever abou, the twenty
three British sailors detained by General
DEARsoRN, as hostages fur twenty three
American soldiers, prisoners of war to the
British, whom tNsy have seut to England 10
try for their Sivef, as British born subjects
The Prince Regent has ordered thar forty
six American conamissioned and non,com
missioned officers be ARRESTED, and held for
the twenty three B.Eish.A Holders. Oar 20.
vernment can easily-sfetaliste by Selling
ninety-two British commissioned cihcers.
These may be selected from BARc. Avs
fleet and PaocroR's army, both captured
by Perry and HARRISON, since JOhn But
wrote his blusteriag Order. These brilliant
and decisive events. to which we arSlenb
hope that others wiil shortly be added, vii
cause him to lower his naughty tone. and
lock to the security OF his own subjects
The seizure of ~ twenty three hostages On
our part has 'ifented HIN to the quick :"
he was in The iii tide offAlrrd success, ana
did not expef dft t,sAA erica@s would
either have tte c.h.a Dor pwer 10 retail
ate but Tie .c0rreK hayi since set Il,
strongly agair2t hif heN VI / be vuder the
about. il WY he recsb2ected, that at
the copuencemenr OF The American re.
voln,ioaarr wa Col. ETHAN ALLEN, and
other hardy American patriots. were sent
TO England to be haug,d hut AFTER t;ea
doption OF The spirited retaIiatory measuits
by the American~, and Ihe capture of Bur
gOypeis army, nothing more was said about
=" hanging the rebels 90
Bos. CAronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

NOTICE,

NOTICE,
VBN1AT in virtue Of deed in trust execu.
n ted by John T. Littlepagc, Esar / shall
on Monday, the 27th day ct December next,
5etore the front door of the Eagle Tavern in
this Cry, expose to sale by Public Auction
0e highest bidder for ready money, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29
FnRPIGN NEWS

BY the arrival from Lisbon at Boston. Of The
ship Junon, in 40 days. Lisbon papers are re-
cctved, one of witch contains despatch from
Lord Wellington. dated Lacaza, Sept 26. in
forming that he had received letter from ord
Bentick, dated at TaTagona, from which IL
sppec red that battle had been fought bstwec,
h,ms, " and Suchet, in which hc had been g.
blged to fall back With he loss Of pieces Of
cannon, and that two principal officers, Colonel
Adsms and ol Ruby, were among the woun.
ded. Pamp"ina was closely invested, & was
e,pected TO surrender to The British about tie
lots oiOct
The army Of Soult had been reduced to 40,
90 and had taken up winter quarters at Bay.
onne
war bad brokeR out between the runsis
ms and Algernes, ada battle bad been fought
IN which the latter I bceH defeated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

fle manulactory is ia full and srcccssful opera
ton At Uno" village, Washington county, ~ the
state of n. York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-29

TIM GRAND LNcE or YIReINfA,
[N MEET iai BE Niason's Hall, in ,lls
w City OF RichJ Bnd, at o'cIo X. To- he
evening OF Monda NE iSth day u D.oen o..
1915
Nov. %. ON
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-25

,,asc;ep t,,is twenty third Of APP \, IN
~ vs.r Il iF on, Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fen, to be fully compsa1
ed and ended. ~
B Given snder my hand and IS seal tns u''
and date frat above written.
THOMAS fSlJI-, l. ;.
signed sealed and delivered - the
,rsssnce' of GEO. G..PRESBVK.f.
In consequence Of the above authority
vested il ME, arising from coh.fas.
WITH SIR. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents 'of Tue
sa,e of Paul's Columbian Oil, nthe city
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatei'
SIGN Of the Golden head, No. 70 Mar
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keeri
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No gas Markct-st. near the corner OF
Howardst. Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
pcst, corner of Hanover and Market-sts
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, stai!ohers'
corner of Gay and Marke. st'. MeSsfs'
G. & r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st' "A.
NIiltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Frakiin, N. Howard-st. Messrs.
Iohn & Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO
l7s Market-st.-M .FeWs ROM, oy
Dr.. Henry Dorry, Druggist, No.
Market-st. and Nathaniel knight aa-
tioner, Fell's-street-Cty Of Washr4S
ton. Messrs. David OFT, * Go. Drug
eists.-PhHadelhhia, Mr. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
9TH St. John Y Bryant, Drugglsi'
Corner of Cd and Pine-Streets-Jere-
,niah Morris, Druggist, No 293 Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between ID and ID
streets, Messrs. Cro~l & Segar, Dr 81
pists, Market st.--Nrqv York. Messrs.
John s Thora. l.. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane. Mcssrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs' u
& r. Waites's Nos SO and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York liosvn, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. -.fnnatohs Mcssrs. ChIlds *
Shaw.-George 7own. DR.. John OF
Drue-Laueaster DR.. Samuel Faht
nestock, Drug.-Harrisbnrg' DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug,-Easton. d Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-PefsT5burs
Yirr. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
pists.-Hdgerstown. DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Observation-Disclosures DR.: John
S. Miller, Druggist Winchester. Mess.
John s Abm Miller, Druggiets.-Han-
ooer. Mcssrs. Frederick & WIN. Safer
mann, Druggists.-CarAtsle. DR.. John
Fahpestock, Drusgist-Brook Vile.
montgomery CO. Mr. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXAHDRJA, sr
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law5m
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Land for Sale.

T-HE subscriber offers for sale, be-.
tween $40 and 1870 acres ofwood
Land, GA the right hand side of the old
Road leading from the Town Of Cen,
.teryillc to Alexandria.
This land adioins the lands OF Messrs
David Lane. Bernard BRYAN, Prcslcy.
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Henning. The soil Of this land is suit
ed to the culture of Wheat, * is With.
in half a mile Of the Turnpike and
will be shewn & theterms made known
by application to Mcssrs. David Lane,
5erGesrge Lane, jun. residing near the
premises, o, to the subscriber living in
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. Il. Lane, decd
January % law6m
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THE subscriber wishes to Rent that
excellent .:and at the lower ter
ry wharf icr one or more years, on low
terms Apply to the subscriber living
on the place ct present
VIM. Patterson.
May 10. 2aw4W.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I'm Monday the i4ih day of June
~ next, will be sold upoH the pre-
Misses, By virtue of Deed of lrus.
rom William Hartshorne to the suo
scriDers, Lot of Ground, commonly
called a Water Lot, lying upon the
$. side Of Water street and sou,h
Size IF Wilkes street, extending rs
feet seven inches upon Water street,
and from that street into the river.
FERNS of Sale-One fourth of the
purchase money in hand. the reyidu.
with interest from the day of sale or
s, -, 10 month";, those payments 10
re secured to the satisfaction OF the
President and Directors Of the Bank OF
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John C.Herbert
Nav IL 22~;s
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LEiS|
Genuine Es,epcess.sl
A safe and eaettg, !
cute 9 and Chroni: Rid
Palsy Lumb,go, MI
owellin IS Chilbi.irs1
ram M the Face ard n
Extract OF a letter trn}
Gregory AGENT I'D
d'ted NorfaIs, Ml|
Nessr'. Mckstl Le:I
Your essesce Il ~
pproTed Of bysag4J
ms city, WHO a.y. ~
ols 1t Ia case,ol t.,aI
You ma, .tnG mead
Ls1. send ne iom,gI
Bilious Pills, as ,,s |
" hole Of youI Ne id.
,.elahic den art. III
"a
Lees AntibiIion Il
,entioh OF biliog: t.RsI
Lees EIixir iqrni.zI
&c
Lees Ihk!li5ls ID
rops.
Lees Worm dt.tg
Lees Itch Cilus,
cure by one .pp.!:sl
cury.)
Lees GrdEa RtgRl
Gus disorders, inSH
Lees Indian Vcsa
the VeDereal.
Lees Persian LIN
and Eruptions.
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tard, for the Rbeqn5
Lees Eve Wsta
Lees | solh.A BY
Lee. D.mask Lq4
Lees Corn P Hs
Lees Anod,m u
Of headaches.
Lee. I'oo,h PaTh
The above C'ts
continue to be ai'rdl
Sold by the PtOl'sa'I
Street, Ba!tin'Ia
And by their .PN1
sndIia, ~ II
Il, bNh
and N HING'Th y
To country p:r:s1
rl,o Dur base to 81 |
discount viii Cs sl'a
tors. =,
TO detect cqun'f'
article has. on the =
Of ,c,,,rl !
n. B Attic ID"
he'd ,srati,l p,np,'1
,es Of cures WI" J
.hsir being ners'H'1
Oct Is.
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r.. IOSEPB]

Re.yrseraag |,,s.,hs
THAT he Ia, a
by Mr.. B Aa-s'a n
House, ToIrtsINEs1
Or pini, olNn,iJ5s u
a, Piano Fo re, II
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above the f =.
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Is Blacksmith for Sale.

4 " i LII AHLE Negro, middle a.
gcd. of .eooi char cteN ahti bs
: trade q HI KS NIT so,s sasef-- Et'-
s a;,irs of 4. C.cszsNovs Esq; who IS
fully anshosizsd to sell, and receive inc
purchase money.
Bush. Washington.
March 5 !. sawu'
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LEES D.,

A sove..; .ELIM
Fate coughs So ''''A@l
a m.s 'aa spprc,r&1;'i
ms S Mieanel Lt,,slI
You are a, Ii.a.',sd
- - lac &C. recommsaS.%@.lAj
- IRON repealsS 10 4
N ezcellentr,rI,ss.'a 'l|
- BAlrlxoss, I'M. q
"1 E diicdetl Iss.j
cold, a severe COW, ~
breast. which CONN., q
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during which ll n'sI
my my. Voice Z, 'lt.,sd LII
n o@n the u'"os, es.,,1
n NOV tss a single statal
my breath breath Son. a
lag observed to N. h
llxir, ADVISED l -, .!hj
from fro! Messrs ! VII
winch | actordin,|, 81
| persons unacqp,iis,,.st d
| i this medicine, /. + \
a'shins that three ,.,,.1
| the pains IN ny sr,,p
me bottle only rts,,1
| health.
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'LAWRAsON & FOWLE

LA w RASON q fON iC
HAVE FOR S.di.E
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller
Capt Morrow, from Portland, CT 4oo(
feet understandable and clear Lumber.
ALSO, Landing,
1903 lbs Seize aud Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil. "
February |.
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have juS received-ondjo for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISINS.
PLOUGhS.
S~HE Subscriber has Just received
4 for sale, a number Of the much
admired Connecticut made Plourhs.
Jno G.. Laid.
WHO HAS ALSO nOR SALE.
punchcons old Jamaica Spirits
; casks Brandy
% casks sweet Wine
20 barrels Beet
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
w. a
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50 Dollars Reward.
Ran away

From the SUBSCRIBER, wing near Mid.
:lleburg, IN the FIRST OF April last, q
Negro Man nameL DANIEL, who calls
himself Daniel Chavers. tIe is about
% years Of age; feet 0 inches high,
and very genteelly made for slave
OF black complexion has small scar
between his eye brows bis,upper fore
teeth rather vide apart; has pleasing
countenance. and is apt 10 smile when
.poken to he processes to he baptist,
prays very we'll, and ! have no doubt
now attempts to preach It is pre-
sumed he will endeavor to obtain em-
pIoy as waiter or cook, having been &C.
customed to both. Whoever will So
cure said save in an, Jail so that ! get
him again shall receive the above re-
ward, and if brought home allreasona-
BILE expences paid.
Robert Brown.
July 10 7awtf S2s
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4<otlce is hcl by Given.

4<otlce is hcl by Given.
That the subscriber ina. taken out let
ters of administration in the county Of
Alexandra. upon the estate of Henry
.O'ReRy, deceased-sll persons having
claims against the said estate, are re-
quested t. make them known to the sub.
scriber as early as possible. and those
indebted 10 the said estate are desired 10
pay the same ~ithou. delay.
CLEMENT SEWALL, Adn'rs
July 21-24. 2awim
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sierrlng Seine iwlne.
Just reeelped e FOR SALE
$ cases Herring Seine lWlHe supe-
Tor quality,-Cameron Stree Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN SURE.
Lisbon,
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Shcetin gs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tferces and bbls'
Birthstone in bols.
Mess No and , Boston Beef, hb!s'
and half bbls.
De. prime Pork, bbls. =.
obls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 2.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST s 1873. !

: | wish to dispose of, on
reasonable terms a Young Negro NO.
mar Of upexeeptionable character. She
is a good servant and excellent nurse.
ALSO TO HIRE,
II Ngroe Bay, about Ii or Is years Vt
age, who can be reco,pnendedas a house
servant.
Jane III. Slacum.
May 81 tt.
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Fifty Dollars. Reward.

1hty DOlidio NCWdAu.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber;
IL residing in Jefferson county, Va.
- the 10Th dey OF Jute last, a Neg 70
Man named FRANK, aged about 90
years, 6 feet high or upwards, atler
,ender made, with yellow'sh COM
,exion--had on when he went away q
homemade tirah coat. fur hat tow
,irt and trowscrs and drao co'ored
imported cloath great coat took with
aim large Bay Mare, some white on
aer near hind foot. with Wagon
sadrtle and curb bride, the former Of
which VAS little worn in tse scat
80 dollars reward will be given for
occurring said Negro in any Jail so thai
l can get him again, snd 20 dollars for
securing the mare with all Reasonable
charges the said N gro was bred
IN Westmn, eland County w. and IN
al probability iiss proceedc there.
William Taylor
Near shepherds Town.
July 80 2twIpw2w