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MaN-sIEALING.

10 use the term imPyessntent. when applied to
the exeerahle and paroarous practice OF man
stealing, is not sufficiently expressive of the
abhorrency We wish to convey and inspire
it is too mild phrase, and is in too familiar
use, to create a just sense of the wrong its
miserable Subjects sustain
La laying before 'ur readers the snbjoined copy
of "a letter, we would ask each one oil tusn 10
apply TO himself the case il exhibits-Le,
ham imagine himself the bereaved, poor, in
hrtn and helpless parent of the y,uti who
now suffers in a ioathsome accursed Brit sh
prison ship, wasting and pining away his tx
istenc 81 hing for liberty and home
DANIEL,J AcKso y, jun, the writer OF the an
nexed letter, is ma i've OF New Jersey. Hi,
parents reside IN Woodbridge, in this counA
ty-their pscuEiary circumstances are ex-
tremeiy bmit-d--oid are has turrowsd their
p Nd oheeks-and inirmi,y and affection
are fast hurrying them o that "country
from whos- bourne no traveller returns %
To behold them mourning the hard fat. oil "a
son on whom they manly depended tor a
comfortable subsistence, would wiring the
The plan, unvarnished' style in which Mr.
Jacks nexhiblts his csse, does no diminish
it's interest or lessen it, aggraystion. His
firm indignant spirit is fully displayed an
his noble generous heart paots for vcng arc
On his country's enemies. But we are not
Opposed to amplify or embeiI,sb the SUR
lect is one which addresses itself 10 the feel
trgs of every man ami needs not the aid of
exterior ornament to attract attention. j.
Friedman.
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COPY OF THE Lottery
SNIP HECTOR, Plymouth, June l9, 1913.

Ronored Father AID Mother,
now write these lines clear Of the tyranny
OF English task masters, but not clear of pri
son. In the month Of June got my clearance
from an English man Of war, after being on
board OF different ones Tor four years and a
half. Thanks be- to God, feel myself more
happy here in prison, IN American prisoner
than TO be an Admiral in the English Eayy =
rhere are here now seven hundred sous wal
ting for exchange. We are short OF prov,si-
ois but we live in hopes that we shall soon see
the day when we enjoy our liberty--and
thanks be to Cad we al, enjoy our he attn very
well considering our discontented minds and
hard usage. ! will state part Of our Distress
we have four days in the week an half pound
of beef, and one pound Of bread per day the
remainder of the week, one pound OF potatoes
and one pound of fish per day.
The above numi,er seven hundred, are conf
ned in one snip laying in the Stream, guard, d
| by tyrannical Englishmen, otherwise brutes. c
that Imay see the DAY whoa every American
| can have satisfaction
| hope our country will take pity on us, and
| get us home as soon possible. have nc
| news at present, Tor we hear Do'hng we car
| believe, and they still mean to keep us ignor.
ant. have nothing more, out nope in shor
time to be with you. I desire TO be remem,
bered to all my relations and friends.
| From your Absent Son,
| DANIEL JACKSON, iun
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Charleston Pafer.
Loss oftde SHIP Rtn,v fNantucie,.


IL rarely i;sll' To our lot t.. T.. cord more me-
tancholy and painful event than the loss of
ship Henry, capt. Isaac Gardner, OF Nantucket.
with all her crew kept Ave men, viz Paul
Husscy, Samuel Jenkins, Thomas Full er.
Charles Lewis and WiIliam Amos, who existed
n The howsprit of the wreck AZ days when
they were relieved by the cartel ship iIoffhune
iiaums, and landed he e on the 25,h inst. The
Henry was loaded with spermaceti oil, in the
Pacific ocean during which time they lost two
men-Reuben Lawrence, OH Charles Island,
lone OF the Galapagos land James Scott, IA
man OF color,l by the upsetting of boat or Tom
mas Bar They had pursued her passa e home
as Tar as the GuIph Stream, when on the eth
oil July, lat. SO, long 90, while Ling 10, a. ire
mendo IS sea carried away her masts, took of
the upper deck, all her waist from the main to
Tue iore CHAINS, swept eff every thing between
,itcSs, and hed tie ship with water Every
man on deck was washed off, but all recover,
ed the ship again. The first and second mates
had previously gone into the run, and were
there drowned about an hour afterwards the
CAPTAIN and the cook were swept from the ship.
Nine now r'nained, who having secured them
selves on the bowspri;, were sustained by q few
sweet potatoes, and c2sk Of moiasses 49,
On the 9th dav, having had no water dur
ng the uWe. John Sprague died and the
same day q shower of rain furnished them bv
great cxerticns with few gallons. On the
10Th day, Jphn Rowland died. and on the
10Th and 9th two CO ored men, Reuben
| Jackson and Francis Rundell About this
| time they found means to make net, and
| caught few fish, which preserved their
lives until they were re ieved.
They saw many vessels while in that ST
tuaton and one brig passed about II miles
trom them ;fnd was Supposed TO have dis.
covered their siSnai; but being too heavy
sea to send thoir boat, they manifested a
disposition tor their relief by altering their
course. W Y. Gnz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

NOTICE,
Ply virtue OF a deed of trust made to the sub.
- scriber by Jesse Harris Walker, and duly
recorded in the county court of buckingham,
for the purposes of securing the psymen, Of a
certain debt, &c. herein mentioned. will be ex-
posed to sale, at public auction, for ready mo-.
ney, to answer the purpos S Of the said trust, on
Saturday the Goth day of Feb. next, at the pre-
sent place ofresidence of, Mrs. Mary Walker,
one Negro man named DICK, and one Negro
Woman named AGGY. Such title as is con-
veyed to me BY the trust, L shall convey to the
purchaser
NICHOLAS VANSTAVERNE.
January is. 1914 4w
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hgains, these debasiug sentiments the Re
publican majority of the two Houses have
iifi up their voices with manly indignation
and it is impossible that the Congress O,
CabiAet can desire to see peace patched
up which could not be permanent, and mus,
be attended with the sacrifice of national
honor Such would be the character of an,
peace that mus, be purchased by the cences
sion of those maritime rights, essential to IL
national independence, & involving the dear
est Interests of the country. Surely ths Sc :
mems Bill, passed at the last session, ma
be a sufficient Precipitation to satisfy the Vt
most reasonable, or even plausi5le require
ments Of Oh. enemy. That bill reuoCnce
Tin efect) the practice OF natUralizing Bri-
tsh seamen, and excluding British subject
from our mercantile and naval service, How
we can retreat siRgle step further frop
the ground originally taken az the declare
ton OF war, I confess ! am at loss TO de
termine. Wiser heads may, perhaps, fnt
some other meZzo lcrmino Ivy which our ma
rhine rights can be recoaciied with those
claimed by the British empire bat wher
consider that those pretended rights arc
real foundation ct is naval power and CT
nercial monopoly, by the exercise Of VII,
Britain engrosses to herself the seameo q
al other nations---adds them to hsre owl
native stock. and compels TO bear her thun
der on every sea, whilst she will not acknow.
ledge the exercise Of III rishtby ANY o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

On the 9th instant,
FRANCIS STEPHENSON & WILLIAM RYAN
OF tn United States requistion from the 18Th
Virginia regiment, put under my command and
destined for N ,riolk Twenty dollars will be
gwen for delivering the said deserters to me,
or any United States officer commanding in the
army, or ten dollars for either of them.
A. TURNER, Captain.
Richmond, January 90. 1914
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TO oil gphom il mav corce,,,.

10 az 7phori may concern,
1 AXE NOTICE, that on TIN. second Mon.
day in Macrh next, shall, by my attor-
ney, move the court of Buckingham to discon.
TIME that parl OF Williams Roard, from Par.
ish'sBoad to the Buckingham Read, at Hudson
Morris's.
~ FELIX BROWN.
January IS 1919 wnI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
APPOINTMENTS.

Doctor CHARLES EvERErr, a representa-
tive in the presen, House OF Delegates, from Al
bemsrie county, was elected on Saturday las
TO hll the vacancy in the Privy Council occas
oned by the resignation Of Charles X. Mallory
Esq. appointed Collector Of the Port o. Norfolk
LIHAH MIms, Esq. Lieutenant Governor OF
the Comnonwc wealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Revenue Ohce, Jan. II, 1914.

have received your favor of yesterday
Promis ny notes, not discotuted, are not re
quiied to b. stamped IL is the circumstance
OF being discounted, INDEPENDENTLY of any in
ten,ion at the time Of their execution, that
makes it necessary that they should be stamp
ed 1t disc untcd they must have been drawn
on stamped paper.
Itis only the original or first bill of exchange
foreign or inland, that is required to be stamp.
ed.
am respectively.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

oilrr You tsays he recruiting ofieer) gene.
roUs pay. greater perhaps than you esin in III,
prt,ens duli.persnts of civilsIife. There are 81
dollars on the drum head, so us soon as you are
mustered, and' 25 at the end of the service
We give you rations, clothes, blankets and
lcdings for nothing.-You are at no,expensc
year for your pay ifyou have family, you
can give part to them.
II you are wounded in the service OF the
country, YOU are put on pSnsion--if AN honor
able peace cuts you off, your family will receive
pension from grateful country. In addition
to this, recollect you will receive 16O acres Of
land, which will be worth At least $40 dollars
So that if this war terminates i'm nine months,
Which many wise and knowing men think will
be the case, you will receive $40 dollars from
the public. And what do we ask you to do -
To fight in the most glorious cause, which the
sun ever shone upon-not TO please the amb-
tioa Of desPot, but for the rights OF your coun.
try--for which your fathers before YOU have tri-
implied or died
One word to the Recruiting Officer before we
part from this subject. "Where are We. WHY
sleep We Why are not the recruiting drum
and fife continually heard in the streets of our
cities' Arouse! and fill your ranks. Show by
your success that the government has not been
deceived IN the merit which was ascribed to YOU
by your. friends" 49, Enquirer.
II appears by the debates in Parliament on
the 10th Nov. that the British have in ,mp oy,
10000 seamen, and 81 900 marines--,otal
III 900 men afioai, for whom 3, 235 900 pounds
erling was granted for the present wear
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

AIKEN from yellow man who calls himself
William Dixon, a HUNDRED DOLLAR
NOTE which he owner NAV have on applying
at this office, and paying the price of this ad-
vertisement (imj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

roBE SOLD. A
Il r A G. T. or l. 4 N ID,
Lying in the county Of Henrico. five miles be.
low Richmond. on the south side OF the Stage
Road, leading to Williamsburg. The Land is
one half cultivated, and the other half good
Wood, for Timber,
There contains one hundred and ffty acres.
more or less. Those that wish to purchase,
will view the Land, which will be shewn py the
subscribers on the premises.
JEPHrHAH PARKER.
Jan. 81. Up.
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Twenty nuLIars Remard .

y IN AWAY, Gas am irfo, {, few days
IN before Christmas iast) from &c mnls
man by the name Of Patterson. hired her
the las' year, negro woman ~ MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging n re- II Is stout,
full bodyed woman with = and re.
msrkAbIe for deep dimpii clFeks.-
Her countenance is Pieasi'1 .,e smiles,
and one of her fore teetl, is q ysc common
ly wears handkerchief on he's Tad like a iur
bail have heard that she vent 90 in the
stage for petersburg, where, probably, she
passes for a free woman Il viii give the above
reward, and pay all reasonable expenses to any
pe5son who will deliver her 10 me 10 this city,
= ten dollars for securing hvi. so that get her
again.
wM.. MuNFoRa
Richmond, IannarY 81, 1919 r.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
Just Published and for Sale,
BY GREENE CdOY,
(FREDBRrcKSBURG,)
AN ENQUIRY
THE PRINCIPLES IND POLICY
The Government of the
u. States.
By JOnS TArL0a, Of Caroline Coanty, Va

Comprising nine Sections, under the
following heads -
1. Aristocracy.
Q. The Principles of the Policy of the U
uited States. and of the English Policy.
5. The Evil Moral Principles of the Gov
ernment of the United States.
4. Funding.
S. banking. b: -A
6. The Good Moral Principles of the CO.
vernment Of the United States.
2. Authority.
.. Tbs mode of infusing Aristocracy into
the Policy of the Upited Strtes.
g. Legal violations of the Policy Of the IT,
nited States.
a)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
Mar. Advo.

On Saturday 18th inst. the privateer Ca
roline of Baltimore arrived here. She has
taken and destroyed IL sail of the enemy
during her cruize. and detected two traito
rous vessels from Eastern ports, with Bril-
fish license, and Swedish and American pa
per, one a brig and the other schooner,
the latter of which arrived here. A few
days since she spoke the Decau of this port,
with a large ship "a Jamaicaman) and a
schooner, herprizes. We have large ship
of the bar whether it be frigate or what
Is uncertaip It is supposed by many to be
the prize ship to the Decatur. hope it is
so.
Charleston Pofer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

Their government-ican see ca reason to be,
| i've that she is yet prepared TO relinquislI
them Peace. therefore. must be distant
and can only be accelerated in it, approach
by vigorous exertion of our arms.
10 promote this object. the heads of the
war aud Navy Departments are diligently
iaboring: Ample means are placed In the
hands of the gallant Chauncey, to secure a
naval ascendency on lakes Ontario and
Champaign, and to open to the army the
way into the heart OF the enemy's country.
No change in the command of the northern
army is yet determined on; but il is under
stood, that certain promotions of general of
hcers are to take place, by which the superb
or grades will be flied by men competent to
sustain their military rank. The recruiting
service will be again put in activity so soon
AS Congress pass the necessary ILL for that
purpose.
MIR <Jx,o
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rur nrcautrtwo srnvrcr.

The mos inviting motives address themselves
20 the man who turns his mind 70 arms. I'VE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

OF THOMAS TURNER will act as. my agent
during my absence from the city of Richmond.
january %. 1914. wa.
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Lock .Harbor. Ja,,,...,.,.

Lock -Harbor, January 81,
AIKEN from RoberL forsisv,s B,llv'
Barrel ofCORN "a ~, from Vrn. S.fn
'oaimen, Charles ard J,o,, ahout tllf. ~ ON.
rrels OF divo1-ffoin tie intorua;an wbiehI
objected, linclihe TO link this - ,.areol ~
'rn.Yas procured from tn pipnta,ie, Of w ,qon
tiles Carey, esq Csrcy's Brook, tlnyann -.
he whole OF SAID corn will be soA At This place
"a the 25th March ext.
4 PAUL &C JONES,
l1.L cEnr Of Rnafa.
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DIED, in this city, on Sunday last, Mr.. Az.
Din LAFORESr, merchant, "a native oil France,
bu, for many years respectable inhabitant of
this place..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

Commissioner of the Revenue.
Nathcsiei z. Williams, ESQ,
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NOTICE.

Pace S so eents-neattiy 6oana.
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? Our .9nnuai Sketch of fke Proceedings of
The Legislature, is in preparation fr The Press.
Gentlemen win please leave a memorandum
OF he number wanted by each, as early as
possible.
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DESEkTEI,.

January IS, 1919.
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z INTENDING IN move To Richmond to live. viii Of
K fer for sale TO s,e highest bidder Dover Cnai-
Pitts on TUESDAY the job day of January next, fair
ifnot the next fair day bis stock OF cattle and hogs, s.
probably some good he and mules-iis household
furniture of every Description e iwnng utensilS-one
likely negr woman tuuuders,nds washing, an'i SPIN.
hing and plain cookn!;, handsome phaeton sad s.r
ness for two horses, handsome s,ilkey fitted with
lamps and cushions ard plated harness, AMI number
OF articles NOT here eruni, rated Six months credit
will he given the purchasers on al sums OF $50 or
upwards and bonds ard good security will he req red
and for all purchase undcr $50 cash will be required
Tie sale will commence at II O'Clock.
DANi,.t.TRIPLETT.
Dec ,
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ysSHF subscriber h,in desiros OF turning, the road
4 passing through ihe town OF Gatcsyilic, (cnm-
monty called Osmnes) has applied To tic county c1urt
at Chesterfield, and oLia,cd an Order appointing com
pensioners y;ew the ground on which the said road
i proposed TO be turned. II is intended that tine pro-
Iosed road should leave The present nj Redwater
md running thence nearly direct to the west
n the house in the I'D town, occupied hy Ed
rHhld lay!gr 1tvern and continuing nearly In that
detection as 10 cuttf' tile present road nea George
Co.'S blsclSsn'ips shop:
The snl'scrhcrtaIscs Ills method Of making KNOWN
rs intention, in otertat the proprctors and tenants
~ lre IN saij town, may have opportunity Of ma
king known their oiecto,s the turning ot The said
Tp', # any hey have, the court TO be held fo.
the said county.
.FUCHiEt r. .tfURR.qY.
ChesferfeI1 Dec 81 .----tuStp
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from C2o6etk'a Register oTOcf. IS.
WAYS & AiEANS

IN my last, noticed the circumstance 10
minister's having been 50 hard pressed for
money, to carry on the war with Amer;ca
that they had actually found it necessary =,
apply tothe Last India Company for an o1-
"4"ce q 3Hif$ on goods not yet imported
or' Drought 70 this Country, not liable to-
payment OF duty for several msnths tn co,,,,.
and TOR the sum thus obtained. anomntine, a.
am Informed, to one million two b,,n9ireS
thousand pounds, discount was allowed
ulouSh have not heard To- what e.tart
buI this IS not the only circumstance which,
sbeWs that ministers cannot go ON ,v;+Lor.
money, and that they have adopted the re-
solution OF raising it, at least fcr the nrrsan't
ny 0tner methods than that of loans.
r. besides the demand upon the East India
NuhPany' winch, tor obvious reasons, they
o'y qu'e'y submitted to, requisition has
Deeh mace upon the other perchapts in T o.
don, and dare say, else where. IN nv ti'.;.
arrears Of duty on bonded roods. VIII; ia
h"' tor some time been levieh, in consequences
90 %, lhe general stagnation of commerce
nose gentry, however, do not seem en- dc.
posed as the East India Co, ioauv are n Gov,
Py with the demands of government atd
nave called public meeting, for ,be nur,o,-
OF taxing into consideration the 7.c1y Gig,,-
M"S S'tualioli ~ winch they are likely IN Le
'"'Su by Uhe recent determination of the
wWLuS w the treasury - and the Morninre
chronicle, which is S!wlys sanHatberic :, H. >,
any thing occurs to indulge it's s,lerrtn hnl
nor agains ministers has she,vn 10 C.mua
Leeh"g tor these merchants, on this vSr ~,
.Dg, XIX Gl9r"r1g OCCASION, by the f,ll1w,a.-
sorrowful IGmcnt ''''o"ii'6
octr-ty ~ money, which has forcsI ,r,o
olAnCe cor the cxchCqucr to the haysb n,es
SUI 81 f2'TtF payment Of the duties ON al
800 '''al nave been bonded above twelve :
the city, muc1 more ryfez,,ls a., ''' IN
have ben felt by a new loan, Tb 's' wou'd
% ming was adopted for the p,,rr a..
~ KING tn'S country depot for the nr..i,,..
y 'nin1rent chnes ---that they might he w.,
Ppe' as inc demand arose f,rthen s,a
SH> an admirable cnntrvance to secure .,
t'e country thr Carrying trade, As VII y, ~
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EDygATION.

e. TERRELL respectfully informs the citizens Of
q Jschnoni, and his friends in the country, tilat
The Seminary, heretofore conducted 10y himself a,'d
kir, l.. Atkinson, viii be continued the plan,
the ens,ing wear, ~ himself and Thomas Terrell.
e. TeTci will teach the E2r,'sI, aud French ianyua
pes, Geo,,,aphy with the of the Globes, Airline
tic, Mathematics, Moral and Hslrd Philosophy and
History
Thomas Terrell will teach the Latin and Greek Ian
Euages
The month OF Ar,gnst viii be gwen vacation,
ard public ex;,tinaiions at the Students will be
held--one the cl,n,, ef each session The fees for
tuition are $40 Tor tne term, si2 pcr quarter, tor
any time less than Re term eaclf-sud 81 entrance
for fuel.
The parents and fienis ofthe present strjenfs arc
requested TO attend thei examination Tbs Day aud
Tomorrow.
Dco IL
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RECApITI-I-AY1NN

lSiSS1FlA C.t1A ION.
f"igFtc Col@m4ia, S1l5,128 O5 original
value ; io,432, value recovered los ,69i 05,
nc Al loss.
Sloop of War Argus, 5000, original w
lnc lc 1876 55 value recovered 6I,8l3 IS,
rea. lass.
One large row-gallev, 400 original val
ne; 1'477 AZ, value recovered SOP sc. re-
Two small do 6.ooo original value
722 &c, value recovered SAT- 90, real
One armed Sow, 1910 81, ori-na, value
Y55 o. value recovered ga Is, real
loss.
One do. o05 %, original v,lue sas s.,
vrluc recovered 500 SO real lo,s.
Guu-bcats, rosy boats, &C.. 6.j53 "A o~igir-
al value 5,7z3 81, value recovered 780,U 900
real loss.
Boat builders shop, $3.50 %, original val
u; 2 o62 es, real less
Blacksmph's and plumbers shop, 4,ss2 so,
o'IF'n9i vaiIe 1895 so, value recovered
2,565 50, reai loss.
C@cPer's shop, 7,Gao IS, original value !;
2,SS4 o., value recovered; 4,e35 II, real
loss.
Gpn-carrisgc shop, &c. 525 original value j,
525, real loss.
Painter's shyp, $50 o., original value Is,
value recovered "a 81, real less.
Block makers shop, 1,6lU, original value ;
1,610. real lass.
Medical store, $3.50 81, original value !;
2,67o 81, real loss
Ordnance store. &c. 19, 76g 90 original va
lue !; i8.769 90, real loss.
Naval stores, cordag-, &c. Il, 262 25, orr
giEal value 8,262 Is, real loss.
Coppcr, iron, lead, &c. &c. 10 .965 q ORR
ginal vaiu-; 1852 49, value recovered T.
~ II, real loss.
Navy store-keercr's stores, 2O,4S1 II orr
giual value 1921 80, value recovered H.
500 SO, real loss
Ordinance small arms, IN 29d o., oriy:nal
value l629 16 y, value recovered 1853
IS real loss.
Provisions and contingencies. &c, o62 Cd. ~
rglnal value ; 4,07 ~, value recovered ~,
$50 60, real loss
Tlmh' =, mk, knees, &c. Is 0O), original
value IS 900 real loss
An.hors l1,4O1 VI, original value u 900
"a, value recovered.
M'sceIl tucoUs articles, $50 g, original
| vnlne; 649 30 value recovered 81 %. reai
loss.
TOTAL.
| Original value S67s,cio y
| Value recovered, e64. 465 n
! Real loss, 4,7,745 81
! TIE CAPTURE OF hLEXANDRTN/
I la relation % tbe conduvt os me Corpora