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~ xv.l.. n new life, 1t the the set Call
of spring :,. .,d
& We men, the great, the pulssah'' anu
the wise -.
e Chilpd By the to,ch Of death-un'een'
unknown
& Sleep in the grave, an eveFiasuns
night |"
scease then, child of a hasty hour: 10
BOAST the triaing toys, this trassisory
scene can boas,-Our days aee few ana
sne.dv in their course Why should
we spend the little wick OF lies poor
shallow lamp" III search of sordld wea'"'
or chase the light winged shade OF plea,
sure, throughout: joylsss world! ana
if condemned 10 feel the lash Of pain ~
soyerty's loDe hu., this thought snou'u
bring relief-The eye of him, who scans
all thing. below, can pierce the deepest
Gloom. he sees our frame, he knows
we are bu. dust"-his bounteons hama
protects US while we live, and Will taSe
care of us when &c die There Is
tine the heart shall cease to grleve, o.
yer both its real and imaginary Ills
when we shall pass the angry waves OF
lines outrageous ocean, and De HUE
rated from the tolls and trials OF VI
sionary life, frausht with vi1iss';ude,
misfortune and change-Be silent then
and wait for thy 'rewsrd, until that hnai
dsy of dehnitive retribution, which we
.re taught TO believe is in reserve, Tor
Ill our erring race-learn to bear with
courage firm, the ills that Cannot last
f9rever-Temembering. that when our
sun shall set, to rise no more, and we
iy down our heads in deaths cold sleep
whether psnury or wealth, have been
our lot OF earth, cur rest Will be the
same-.be wandering feet shall stray no
ionger after the delusive Visions OF fan
cv--and the heat that mas ceas'd TO ocai,
sigh not again for unattainab!e treasures
while farget!ul Of IT'S agitatIng cares.
lis high desires, and lis once delicate e.
motions, reposine with the clod OF the
valley-humb!eCi in the dust Of obscurity
-encircled in the nigh, Of the grave -
Yet hush the sigh, that heaves Thy al.
guish'd hear.-ttcre is another. and a
Better world-,hie year, for ought.,hou
knowest. NAV wait thee there BE.
hind yon mountains top, far from these
tear wet plains, are fields forever green;
there bloom the spicy bowers OF Im'nor-
.ality and bliss. Within those golden
eates, will smiling seraphs greet the
lust and wise. to realms OF endless LIGHT;
zhen the few and fleeing pleasures Of
this momentary existence, shall be lost
in full fruition of unfsding JOY.
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THE u.LITERATE ROBBER.

A gentleman. one evening pretty late,
passing over tie Point Nout, in Paris,
with lanthorn in his hand, was aCcost.
ed Nv strange man, in a manner rather
petite and seemingly suppiiart, Who re-
oucsted him to- read paper, which he
said he had that nome t pic ked up, and
did not know out what it might be Of
consequence; the gentleman IN holding
90 I'M. isnlhurn, in order to read TIC pa
per. had likewise an opportunity Of sur
,eying the person and features OF the
pei son who had accosted him, which DC
did with sons attention.
In the paper he found few lines,
which | have translated as literally as
The Iii ID Of the two languages would
,dmit
Speak nc. word waen this you've read.
Or in an instant you'll be dead,
Give up your money, watch aud rings,
Or other valuable things:
Depart then quickly a, you viii,
Only remember silence still.
The gentleman considering his situa'
ton, and the purport OF the threat con,
tanned in the paper, thought it mcst pru
dent to continue silent and 10 act as II
directed. He accordingly delivered his
watch, rings, money, sc. but, at the,
ssme time, renewed his sarrey OF the
person to whom he gave them: and
rs so minute in his scrutiny, that he
tanclsd he could at any time swear to
iiim.
The man was soon apprehendcd for
riot, and, ON his way to the justice,
was perceived by the gentleman TO whom
he had presented the paper, who accom-
panied him to he magis rate, snd exhi-
bited an account of the before mention
ed occurrence. against him he was, for
want OF proper proof respecting the riot,
acquitted Of lie affair, but was sent to
prison on account of the genilenan's
accusation.
When he was brought to the bar to
lake his trial he appeared quite uncon.
cerred, and pleaded not guilty, with the
SiCotes% SSuuNCiilC tAS SSitiShidD,
who was the only evidence tha, could be
produced, swore positively TO the fact,
and to the identity Of his person.
When he cane to make his defence,
he thus addressed the bench:
My Lords, / confess on the evening
specified, / Gid meet this gentleman on
Point Neuf, and the transaction a. he
has related it very exactly passed be-
tween Us bSt in the affair ! Am very
far from having been guilty Of any i'll
intention. 1t is my misfortune not to be
able to read l picked up the paper
just before met the gentleman !
thought perhaps il might be of conse-
queaee--Sseing the gentleman md
Judging from bis appearance that he
might be able to read observing like
wise the convenisncy Of his having Ian
thorn In his hand, l requested that he
would Do ne the favsr to read the paper;
he eonpIimsnted--and after reading il
to himself y mr. great soryrise, he ps,
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From the Boston Ftekly IIessenger.
FIRST INDIAN BULLETIN.
PRopHET's Town, Nov, l.lsla

PROPHETS Town, Nov, 1879.
1t is the custom OF the chief of the
Men wi,h.hats the French on the o.
;her side Of the Great Water, when he
has murdered great m-ny men, Burnt
town, or cheated his enemy, to send a
talk among bis men called a bulletin.
No" that the Big-knives Americans
are coming upon Us like the smoke of
the forest TO overwhelm US ard to steal
from Us our lands, / will make talk
whenever they arc defeated, to let my
people know Of their folly.
10 the Shawanoes, the Kickapoo.,
he Husons, the Potawamies, the Win
nseagoes, the Chippevas, the Ottowas,
sno all the other nations OF the Red-mep,
l, the frst man, created by tie Great
SPars whom hs hath sent 70 supper, the
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wo rid that already i.,,, !
and will fall unless the ,.
to my words-I, Tecu,S,
commands, to send rcu,5
til they are lost, the. ;,
wampum, each of which.
and each kno; a bulletin,
this talk. ~
General I1op-shins rB,,I
chief of the Big. knives, al
bash to destroy the town.
mon, and to Icy wgsie !,
Tive thousand whiskey.d1
s'eaiers, and racccon c,,.,]
them. Their hearts We.
the towns III the West, but,
bent towards the Lake !
Hop-shins, dared let 10 !,
stars whichtwlnklcd asor,
but followed the tirs.a,.,
great spirit sent to dciSj
days they marched tuw,I1
but on the seventh the ss,l
shadows alarmed then,,
They sprrred their hon,
were broken winded, and !
dows pursued them. 50 j
fight, that they msrchen 4
gle day, without s,obp;71
whole long Way through Il
advanced forwards in yy.
times a day to sbatc thai, II
chief, Hop.,hius, being cbl
fair s-art, lost sight Ct Al. /
| home alone.
| Our Chiefs Ws!s.!n.,l.
J ne:nack. Jump.n-ths.t,gI
out their warriors in ord,,
miles d:stoE, Ut the Wegv
waiting the approacu 9th
I'm their absence from i
R'g-kaile chiefs, CT. R
ell and Gov. Ele.wo,i
came up she Illinois and b
IF Peoria. We Can rcbu,
| TEE
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LONDON, Nc

The following has Os'l
ed to US by a gen,lein'',, 1
ed from Paris. as the SCI
ed BY the members q u
vernment, for the inio'D11
private friends, as to ''ssl
and termination OF the u
+" The three sS-geDH'|
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Runaway

From the subscriber, living near Po-
hiek Church, Fairfax County, Virgil
nia-A Negro Man named II AMLE /.
20 years old, shout S feet 10 INCHES
ff;sh, slender made, smooth face. com.
mon complexion, with two scars or
his neck occasioned By the Kings eyi!
I will give ten dollars ward if taken
within the District of Columbia, or 90
dollars If taken 50 miles from Alexan-
dria, or 10 dollars if taken sixty miles
feoa Aiaxandria aud secured IN the
gael of Aiexandria. OF delivered 10 jo-
seph Sanford in Alex ;~lria.
Edward Sanford.
Tan. ~ eoim
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SECOND INDIAN B
PRoPHET's TowS, NJ
By the Great. Rapids

By the G"cat.Rapids Of
three hundred warriors I'D
fires and were holding a
honor Of the glorious vicI
canoe +" The ghosts Of i
we're killed in that bail
They rejoiced that We bs|
our huEtlng grounds 10 4
ofthe 3 g-knives In d
feat. the warriors were dl |
cries Of the Big-kaivcs d
Maumee. Their Chief |
per on a grey mare at Y
lighting men, had cone |
uEdcr the pretence Of ste.|
AID hogs of the Red.mI
was no, their oojcc,-it VI
lands. While our warn.|
ing thu song to the SOU
the Big-knires were eros
nee. Their rumbers G
liver (; and Tie G eat SD
waters aid fipated then az
Grea' Spirit, who Nudes
ne Re d-coets Ensllsh)
wtt't-ra,s and v no hatssta
occause they cans from
Great Lake to tormen'
wbegi as then thy ser
,hs7 Z ;hc friend pFt
Lee my Of TIC Hig.h
aigiit would IL have sce
ors OF the B'g-k nlves bad
water been there. The!
ne waters. ard Sy,i .hi
Light-fsnt. PuupSin,b.
c:her brave w.r.io's hi.
The darkness assisted ID
every man with his Osnd
heed.
When the dance w2s
feast &C the dead wGs ID
fires had gone down as
arisen. Split leg lead Ct
to battle. Split-los, NJ
whi,s horse descended II
Spirit was in front. Pa4
the right, aHd PepPer-"
Pumpkin belly with a ID
up the rear.
Topper and the Big'H
the Sight, sad showed 4
worthy to tread on me ID
Of the Red-men. 10 Is
rage, the crafty Chief ~
out his hogs from there
o! corr, in the very tees
Big halves. Their pas
gau to water and ihei
vive at the sight. Thy
upon the hogs and PN
Topper attempted TO .
from the pursuit, but y
moment our warriors
and put them TO roux .
to tell Of the bravery OIL
The Big-knives cams
from the field. Of the Ra
fields are now fat wiz
Big.knives. Their CHI,
come to steal the land o
shall be frightened !: !"
Of their fathers.
The date of Gss''.
floit s7as JUST enc vf''"
TYheconoe. That g"
battles IL 1vhicb the 7is''
on both sides.
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Received for Sale,
SOC Bushels Ground Alum Salt,
5000 DO Coarse do.
1000 pounds Seine Twine,
I HID. Sail do
IS bolts Russia duck, LIST s. I'd quail.
10 Do. Ravens do.
$50 Barrels Tar,
300 DO. Rozin Fitch & Turpentine,
1000 pounds Birthstone.
40 rarrels Beef and Pork,
3 Tierces and 5 brls Paint Oh,
Sperm and Whale do.
Winter Strained do.
GEO. COLEMAN
Camcran St. W arr.
Dec. 9sth, lsl2
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The date 81 Gst'',
plot a7as just enc yf''"
THhec0noe. That g"
5atfics t., .uhIcb the Ti:"'
on Goth sides.
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he subscriber


WISHES to inform his friends and
the public in general, that he has enlarg'
ed his Store, two doors above Mr.. Nc
Kenzie's, lower end of Prince street,
where he will keep a GROCERY and
FRUIT STORE, as usual, and has just
received a.
Ere sh Lemons il boxes,
Muscatel and Bloom Raisins, first
Sofi.shell'd Almonds and Shelbarks,
Thirty barrel. Of Greenins aud Pippin
Anples, sound and in good order,
Sweet Cider in barrels,
Two hundred bushels excellent pota'
tees.
First rate Cavendish Tobacco,
Spanish Cigars,
Fresh Teas, Coffee, Chocolate,
Loaf and brown Sugar, Rum,
Mola ses. Gin, Brandy, Wies,
Table Goldfish, Mackarcl,
Smoked Herrings 10 boxes,
And a quantity Of excellent Cheese.
A. WILLIS.
March s Nv
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[ohn Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR sale,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est inportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by TO- by 9. 9 by IL, and 10 BY IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box,
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy In tierces
4 bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, LONDON Far.
ocular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordace and Lines Of various serts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Woneu's and Children's Shoes
iH:5arrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women Of the town OF Alexan-
dria, that on application TO the subscrl-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal price will be
maid for SPINNING the same.
Ilaac Robbins.
Uho has for Sale,
Cotton suitable tor making carpets,
spun by the poor of the town, and the
proceeds of which will be applied to
heir relief
december Is.
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['ALt,
second hand
k"" enter. En-.
4
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WINES, TEAS, &c.
S Pipes old London P. Madeira
II 90. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon IS
s pipes and 40 Or. casks Sherry :
5 quarter casks Malaga
.5cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial aad
younghyson Teas, of very snpe-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimcnto,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
so boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing 5 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
so hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
a5oOo lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
For SALE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
August 2S
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Valuable Lands fox Sale.

Valuable Lands fox Sale.
TINE subscriber will sell Tract
of Land, containing 500 and .
half acres, within two miles of Fauquier
Court House; about 800 acres Of which
are in wood, well timbsred. Tho open
land is undergoing its frst course Of
clover and plaster. There are on tho
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos
session Of the houses anG part of tho
land cen be given Immediately, and of
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of land in tho neighbor-
rood OF Fauquier Court House, on &C.
count of its vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea-
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or SamI.
Low, Jr. Esq, will shew the land, and
make known the terms of sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county of Culpep-
per, on the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredericksburg.--
This land is we'll adapted to the use of
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Cibson's Merchant
Mill. Ii will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
G~,hp. near the nrernio--. - <sc ,erms
made known on application to the sfo:
scriber, living the upper end OF Fau-
quier county, on the road leading from
the Court House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March ! 8w
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FRESH FRUIc.

FRESH FRUIf.
.NosY Landing and for Sale BY
Adams. Herbert & Co.
us Boxes fresh Bloom and Mascatel
Raisins.
50 Casks do do.
so Quintals best Soft Shelled Al
monds
10 Boxes Lemmons.
IS Kegs fresh Olives.
March 4.
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NOTICE

MI NE.
HNHE Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, that dividend Of profits OF :
per cent. on the capital stock paid In, IS
this day declared payable to them, OF
their legal representatives, Oh Friday,
18th instant.
By order Of the President and
DireetorL
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
March ; "a
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SLAVES.

On MONDAY. the fifth of April
next, if fair; if not, the next tar day !;
will be offered for sale, at the tavern OF
Captain George HRLias,x. In this place,
for ready money-FlFTY 5. AYES
belonging to the estate OF John Gibson,
deceased; consisting st men, women
aud children.
John SPENCE,
JAMES REID,
Executors Of John Gibson.
Dumfries, March 4. dts
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Extract efan act Of the CORPORATION "
Alexandria far the eT'inguishmenf Of
Fire.
Section 7. If any person who shall
be present at any fire, shall neglect or
refuse to obey the order or direction Of
any officer who shall be appointed by any
FIRE company now established or which
may be hereafter established. knowing
him to DO an officer such person,
shall forfeit and pay the sum olive dol
lars: Provided the name Of such off.
Ger shall have been first published in
one of the public papers.
At a regular meeting Of the Relief Fire
Company, held Oh Thursday evening
18th March, 1919, the following gen
tleman were chosen sfficers for the
ensuing year:
William Harper, lst Commander.
Thomas Preston, I'd Commander.
George CoryelI, Sd Commander.
Thomas Vowel. c.,
Ferdinand Mars,eller, 1 n
Isaac Entwisle,
Charles Siade, =
Mark Butts, p.,
James Andersen,
Joseph Harris,
Robert Anderson,
William Newton, T,x.tees.
John Johnson,
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TO RENT,

~ KEN i,
And Possrssion gtven Immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, a convenient
DwelliDg-Hou with two acres OF
ground at the lower end of Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, jr.
JanuaryRO
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pdTla Museum.

pLaFla Museum,
|':;p1on oF visitors,
T a, excepted, from
| N-20d on Wed.
pm s % 6 o'c!,cs.
ESn u a pleasure.
[ 1s9il, an assem-.
| Na'Drc and Art,
T Museum, is 4, al,
|, oTir -nce for
! '~>s' e2ca visit
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~ ~"
J SOLO, ,,-,.,.
corner of Prince
r streets, w.
: Goods, Gro
will be expressed
. the day i;
,bich are on IL
Of which hare arc
n, tine !, % 80.
! ioesst limitation
Maraelier.
[GiNVEI.
!, take notice, that
1.-The Circuit Court,
lumbi,, to be held
{lcsandria, in April
GREATER as counsel
N move that court
gains you in t@sor
ln:i, Of tIcxandrla'
N,ine Dollars
Icing the amount
rou to the Common
la upoa your Lot,
er Of Queen and
the years 1904 s.
Congress, passed
l&l
D. Simns.
NJ If Aieran6ris.
Ena
EDICINES.
slRPER, jr.
!! DRUGGIST
as Street, ottosi:e
SOUS aud merit
I0YD'S-
:! in addition TO
lick, a general as
70 Ofthe first qua
1 will sell whole
IS cool terms rs
& il Baltimore or
by Merchants and
supplied on the
bla, or on a good
30 received a ge-
S-rsKe! hss""-
Pamt Medicines
s;tlsrs,
tc,,
laU', for Coughs,
Msumptions, sc.
Sders,
Paste,
r Sc &c.
:4sh price given
| Freight
:lessnt fas, sailing
Snip
IVAN,
Pr 0LD,)
Barrels Flour, now
Nr reception Ct q
d G. Ladd.
$lMMS
!: he practice Of the
'rcQi; Cour, for the
:. his Office Is
O5ce Of inc Alex;
! Public.
Prem deception, the
oOe not to purchase
y offered as Paul's
", 10, 10 no, bea,
>ac' as published BY
en', Doctor JOHN
De.
AomaS Paul.
u ls.2-Peh. is.
HARD H. LITTLE
hA,asepl for the pro
fdrla Museum
:;p9on oF visitors
az esc.P,,A, iron
"-and IN We'd
M Z % 6 o'c!ocs.
Len u = pleasure
0eTils IN ..,.,,
Matte and Ar,
Museum, !, :, Il
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FOR FREIGHT,
,EH The fast-'siling schooner
ISAs Mary Ann,
Ho,atio Middleton, Master.
Burthen 500 Barrels-will be ready
for the reception Of a cargo in FIVE days.
Applyto
Adams, Herbert & Co.
Who have just received for Sale,
lis Bales FIRST quslity Upland Cotton,
81 hhds. do. do. Muscovado,
$4,000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
s. hhds. and tierces Molasses,
- psnchcons Rum.
IL chests Young Hyson Tea,
50 casks Brown Stout
IS kegs Harris's Tobacco,
l25 boxes and half boxes Segsrs,
500 VT. Race Ginger, K
50 spanish Hides.
ALSO,
40 tons Plaster Paris,
20 barrels Tar.
March 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-15

SIR,
Conceiving it to be my duty rot Aconceal
from the public the virtues of our 4; valua.
BILE Columbian Oil, from which 1 &ceived so
much beReit, am therefore induced, from
prncip!cSf gratitude for my recovery, to give
short ststement ofthe complsjkt under which
with mos InlolerasI5 pain which Sec seemed
exactly in tiRioint, Va on We day following
dreadful paS Ma M back ,Ehich lasted abou,
three weeks-Nnswhi& time 1 could 10,
walk upright, alwaysEn bent posture
and if seated in hair, fhe pain would be so
excruciating in thAact Sof rising that it was
impossible for me tn rffrain from screaming.
My appetite had emit IN left me, ard con
slant headache, wouH Asonctires almost de-
Frive me my sehsfs Nm fact was in de
p'orable conditiaK A Number 81 remedies
were tried, to no fpose had also the advise
OF an eminent PHI 'cian, NJ prescribed no;
oath, &c. whicifwere regk attended to,
but without thQsmailest adAtaga. l had a
bout nine ounQts % bool IA Afrom me, still
the conplainkdid not give the least lie
gree. lwaSthen advised q Paul's Go
iumb'anlO Xbut with little hop{ q uc eeding
--when tyny great surprize a. domfor,, ]
was SrnJbie OF some ease in my lN&bn the first
time p. Annointiny the next day the pain in
my bafk abated, The head ache left me, and in
tourHays was prIectly recovered.
APALONIA WALTER.
Lexington.Street, doors from Lloerty-s st
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March 5.
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March II.
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Hambleton was got by Dungannon, sire of
Bedford, one ofthe best sons of O'Kelly'. fla.
nous &c ipse, WHO was esteemed to he the best
Horse in England of his day, and covered at Gt.
ty gu'neas---his dam by Snap, sister to
Jupiter, bred by MIR Cross, l793-her dam
Young Marsk's dam, by Bl.rk, Stirling, Miss
Meyneil, by Partner, Greyhound, Curwen, BAY
Barb, Lord D'arcy's arabian, Whiteshirt, Old
Montague mare. Thus it appears he descend.
ed from tie best running stock in England.
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Paui's Patent
COLUW BAN OIL.

TIE inventor oethis highly esteemed Mcdi-
Dine Is native OF America and the composition
is the Production OF American soil cnnscnmen,
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March 3,ls!3.
GENERAL ORDERS.
AD5UTAN1' CKNgRAL's oFrTck.

Richmond. 5M .AhrR. 1913.
Several instances having occurred in
which privstss~~f rhe Nffiiia, held in requi-
sition uuder he General Ofasrs of the 10Th
Of April laf, have removed ff,An the bounds
Of their Ygiinepsss aeento oiAr counties.
and thus SudGfthe ca into &C bal service.
when mad upon the X.tachmht to which
they beld1 ged, all s.A ire herSby notified,
TIA. to F.eyer csepssuihey BY have re
they may have joined, unless thew repair
'7lnedfafetytethe place of Tkndezvous, ap-
pointed for tReAsdstaelrrffeu (where such
detachment has been recently called i, to
service) and report themselves to the Com
manding Officer, they will be esteemed ard
trea;ed as deserters: The same course
viii be observed in all future acquisitions.
BY order tic Commander in ChicC
WIN. w. HENING, ID. C.
For MOSES GREEN, A. G..
Nv.
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ROBERT II. ROSE.

DIAATe
"ss'Ig svecE as-H tlis Cgee.
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Performances

This horse ranks very high as a racer, both
for speed and bottom, as he proved successful
in 20 races before he left the turf. & of which
ne walked over, none venturing to start againA
him
March 8. ret