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RG1,ALMT1oM.

The Pfiyatecr Sehoners ReDenge, Fairy, Ian
renee, Caroline. Ciasse1lr. .lianmottS Sarbt,xe
each carrying from ten to twenty gnn', and upward,
OF 100 men, commanded by officers Of experience,
.upiy retaliate the enemy their Insults sea *
tleir dcpredstions on ouI defeuceless shores.
The CemS, QlObe, Lior, &c. were fitted out PR
OF 70 The a.oyc.---- BGH. lFdfriof.
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Boarding Wanted.

By a Gentleman and ms Lady, ina respectable
private family, in the vicinity of the CapItol.--
line address q to A. II, and left at tins Office
will be Immediately attended TO.
March 22d, 1914. ,f
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friie Hmsifcanism there must be in d ,bereS
which meets the highest Appreciates. from
the enemy Boston Giro.
The surprising bill for establishing for.
ty enc Banks in Pennsylvania, has passed, in
the lower house. 66 to "a, and in the upper.
20 to 10, notwithstanding the objections of
the Governor We are not in the habit Of
intermeddling with the concerns OF neirhtor.
ing states, SO long as they mind Their own
business; but on this occasion, we cannot
help circulating in the prudential words of
parson Primrose, in the Hiear Of Hakefeid,
Heaven grant our good Pennsylvania
neighbours may he all the better For this
TINS DAY tweive-month. PatYfos.
NEW U. s. fRlGATES
The Java rating A guns, to mount ON her
gun deck 80 SO ID. gunnades, and % ~ h. car
ronades and long PAS on her spar deck, il
10 oe launched in April, at Baltimore.
Inc Guerrero, rating a., to mount So guns:
Is 20 be launched at Philadelphia in Nav.
:, we understand the officers and crew of the
y. . frigate President, are ordered to Lake
officers and crew OF the new
sioops OF war Erie and Ontario, at Baltimore,
IN case they should not have ain opportunity of
getting to Sea by the 10Th inst are likewise
ordered 10 Lake Ontario. ID.
FROM NRes' american Prize List-D7ar. %.
QJ Total for the last four weeks-Prizes safely
arrived or satisfactorily accounted for, 50 v, sseIs
ufhated a. the value of 5 2,O70,OO0.
or It is calculated, that the late decisions Of tb.
supreme SQUIRT OF the United States regarding ves-
sails sailing under Brisish licenses, &c( aud senesl
y, Me rosa, ON truly British sccouni) will throw
INTO the hands Of the OWNERS OF the private armed
vessels belonging to Salem and Marblehead, ouIy.
the enormous amount of SIX hundred and City thou.
SAND dollars. None Of these p,izes h We been nc.
ucea 10 our list The whole OF them may be worth.
not less than two, and possibly as high n, four mil
lions. - - ~
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COMFORT TO THE ENEMY.

The Halitax Journal Of the 9TH ut. pub
fishes governor StroDg's speech, ana the am
swer OF the house Representatives, with
high encomiums What pity it is they have
not the right Of suffrage extended 20 that roy al
* loyal province fer such is thcir sympathy
for poor Massachusetts, there can be no doubt
governor Strong would have an unanimous
vote. Our readers will e ceive how much
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BUFFALO. March Is.
LATE FROM DETROIT.

During last week, serious approximations
were entertained here for the safety of De,
troit. But our anxiety was relieved by col,
Anderson q capt. Smith, who were on their
way as witnesses to attend Hubs trial, who
lett Detroit about IS days since. They state,
that the soldiers and citizens of Detroit are
remarkably healthy-that the garrisons of
Detroit. Maiden and Sandwich, have nearly
1000 efficient troops in them--that they are
well supplied with military :tores-thar
patrolibg parties are daily on duty iron.
Maiden to Point au Place, and on The
Thames and in the vicinity of Lake St
Clair. Col. Butler, was in command but
General Howard was soon expected. The
ice IN the upper part of Lake Erie has rot
been tenable the whole Of last winter.
Troops, enlisted in the western states,
are moving on for Detroit.
The Indians in the neighborhood of De-
trot are pretty numerous. but friendly:
Gen Harrison has been sick In the state
Of Ohio.
Several important conferences have re.
Gently been held with the Indians.
NEw>YoRK March IA.
HE Cartel schooner Cheuncey, we un !.
derstand, will sail this day for Gottenbureh.
The Dispatches from Government, for our
Ministers at Gottenaurgh. reached this ci-
" yesterday morning.
WAsHIEGToN Cry March, 90.
The bill from the Senate for compromi-
sing the Yazoo claims, has finally passed the
House Of Representatives with slight az
mcndments.
YEAS.--Messrs. Avery. Bayiies Of Mass.
Bseiow. Boyd Bradbury. Bradley. Breck-
enricge, Brigham, Butler, ChampioA, CI>
ley, Clark, comstock, Cooper, Cox, Cui-
pepper. Davenport, Davis of Mass. Ely
Findley, Fisk of VI. Fisk of N Y Gastona
Getides, Gourdin, Grosvenor, Hale, Hanson,
Hasbr. uck, Howell, Hufty, Irving. Jackson,
OF X. ]. jackson of Virg Kent of n. Y Kerr
shaw. kilbourn, King of Mass. Law, Lewis,
Lovett, Lowndes, Miller, Moffiit, Mont~
gomery, Moseley, Markell, Oakley, Par-
ker, Pearson. Pickering, Pitkin, Post, Pot
ter, John Reed, Wan. Reed, Rich, Richard
son, kidsely, Robertson, kuggles. Sherwood,
Shipherd, Skinner, Smith Of N II. Smith of
n: Y. Sturges, Taggart, Talmadge, Taylor,
Thompson, Vose Ward of Mass. Ward &C
NJ. Webster. Wheaton, White, Wiz,
Williams. Wilson of Mass. Winter, Wood,
Wright. YaDcey--84.
NAfS-Messrs. Alexander Aston, Ans
derson, Archer, Bard, Barnett, Beal, Bowen.
brown, Burwell, Caldwell, Calhoun, Con-
dit, Conard. Crawford. Creighton, Crouch,
Cuthbert. Davis of Penn. Denoyelles, Desha,
Dnyall, Earle, Eppes, Evans Farrow, For
syth, Franklin, Ghelson. Goodwin, Griffin.
Grundy, Hall, Harris, Halves, Humphreys,
IDgersoll, Ingham, Irwin, Johnson of Vir,
Johnson Of Ky. Kennedy, Kent of Md. Kerr,
King OF n. c. Lefferts, Lyle, M con, M'Coy,
M'Kim, NJ Lean, Moore, Murfree, Nelson,
Newton, Ormsby, Pickens, Piper, Plei. sants,
Rea OF Penn. Ringgold, Roam, Sage, Sey bert,
cf pppn Gc,it rs c.,
Strong, Tannehill, TeIfair, Troup, Udree,
Whitehill, Wilson Of Penn.--76.
DO the bill was passed and the amendments
seht to the Senate for occurrence
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BY Last Nights Mail.
3rrracs Of a trrfer from Halj,ar. duted

HIETdcf Of a lrffer from Halifar, duted
1872 March ~.
Yesterday arrived H. M. brig RiAeman,
IN SHORT passage from Bermuda. with
7o.o0cl. sterling for government. Admiral
Cochran had not arrived there. A brig be-
longing to Cas;ine, from St. Bartholomew,
has just Come up the harbour, prize to d
New Brunswick privateer:"
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Seven Negroes.

Belonging to the estate Of Andrew Frayser, de.
ceased, VIZ "A pair of good Sawyers, a rough
Carpenter, two Boys, Woman and Girl
Terms oil sale made known that day. al
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4 WASHINGTON CITY, March g.
The bill respecting the Yazoo Claims i
sSilf under discussion in the House Of Repre-
Iscntatises, and will probably be debated fol
several days longer. A motion to postpone
the consideration of the whole subject 'indefi
nitely, was yesterday lost. by a majority OF
Ieieven votes being smaller majority THAI
has yet appeared in favor of the bill in the
House of Representatives, Mar. Ink.
| The Governor of New York, instead of
calling forth the drafte,: militia to supply
the place of those whose term Of service is
about to expire, has appealed to the patri>
tolsm and spirit of the people, to form two
volunteer regiments of militia, to chuse their
own oAicers-the whole to be placed under
the command of Brig. Gen. p. B. PORTER.
Saturday. March 26.
ESfracf Of a letter from Major General
Hor77son, TO the Secretary Of Har, dated
." CINcINArI. March S. 1914. a
Col. Baby, militia captain. taken from
the township Of Delaware, upon the Thames,
and two other individuals who were sup>
posed to be particularly mischievous, have
arrived here, under an escort from Detroit.
The militia captain denies his being in ser.
vice, bntwas found with his uni form on, and
acknowledges to have frequently served at
the head OF a militia company under Psoc
tor. since the commencement of the war
He is aative of the county of Albany, state
OF New York. and emigraetd to Canada in
the year 1898 -
fhis man, whose name is Springer, is
also magistrate. and of course must have
been naturaiized by the British government. .
The bill for the settlement of the yazoo
claims has been ordered to third reading
in the House of Representatives. Much a.
BILE and animated debate has taken place on
this subject. AS it is impossible for any one
print to publish ali the speeches delivered
on this subject. we shall publish such of
them as the respective Speakers shall pre-.
pare for publication. Mar. Inr.
1t is said that the project of National
Bank is yet intended to be discussed at the
present session. A National Bank ought to
be established. if it we're o,ily to guard a.
gainst the confusion which must ensue from
the diversity of paper which the Peunsylva-
mia litter of Banks will put into circulation,
in addition to that already afoat.
VI 81 sos Mr. y,,r
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Slaves st Auction.

-nN Monday the 4tb day Of April, WILL BE
" SOLD, before the door OF Henrico Court.
house, at ~ O'clock, under the decree of the
court nv the cor,misstooe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30

HE Cartel schooner Cheuncey, we un .
derstand will sail this day for Gottenburgh.
The Dispatches from Government, for our
Ministers at Gottenhurgh. reached this ci-
~ yesterday morning.
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pole, confessing that he has NO doubt of his
being an American citizen, cannot give him
up without an order from the admiral I; if he
does 1t ON his own responsibility, he cannot
get a man inhis ssead-but 1t the admiral or
tute ~
This is misnomcr. The creature should be
called barbarian-Coth, Yonini. ant, sarage.
AS f>Eo. REG.
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NEW U. s. fRioATEs
From Aaes' american Prize xsst-Mar. q

OF Total for the last four weeks.-Prizes safeI
arrived or satisfactorily accounted for 50 y, sels
tmated az the value Of 8 2,O70,OO0.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

tr'shtfni. The roaring ~aaeontnsed, and at time,
reports went off like cannon nearsat hand. The
WORT men were greatly sHrighted, aud many have
deserted. One honest fellow in demonstrating with
these clsred he would stay at his work, believing
" would be rs acceptable TO Con TO die with An
IKE il his hand, as IN any other way. The Weather
on this day was moderate aud moist with STOW and
ram thick falling of snow appeared to precele
the heavy s. clis for some minutes aud continued
short time after them. Writers an esrtlGu axes are
m the cn.ton of noting the state os the weather
at the time OF their occurrence. Bot from all ex.
rience ~ this quarter there seems 10 be no psrti
euisr connec,on-they have occurred in AL kinds OF
W 'sther' St'i think GOODNESS and moisture at
t"nf them more than heat and 1ryntss of temper
azure. ept this may perhspsar ~ from the erea.
Ter proper ION ct tina, kind OF weather in the NTer
tern coun.ry''
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LHvD RoR .SslE.

IAN lie sslb ay of Fsin9,a,y rs,t -.
"'y, vi hc soii st King William Court hons.
tLat vau,S'e P'snIati7n called FNnFlETD -
N,ug "iihm county. late The prore-;y OF Lob,
.o. ~, q. I'll, pantstion is considered by per-
sons we" scquancd With il, to be one of the he's, i,
ihe county ~ King Nili.m---and o a ners i;.,
$50 10 purchase, there not below tie Ride DO,
OF aL more desirable tl.an this a. well ffr IN. mo
ny natural advantages whch it Possesses ga ~, ,pa
many improvements which have been nm, ;, - :,
ny US late owner. Situated 20 on the Matte ,o,, ~;
yer opposite to WskeriOn vess Is can come r;., 10
ashoft distance OF the shore. that The p.rs,n nos
sessns At cFn vii very L, labor and within ,bo,
cfne, ship on board : -,e.i the rrops vii; h H.
pisases. '''' ''e
From the tie papers for tbs tract ofIa,d :,
pesFs 'hst 1t contains about 1851 seres for elicb
C'snlt'y Il viii be sold. be The same more rl..J
I ~" Rrea'er part OF which is rr, level fiat land
opph h'here Is an eNcclrlt dwelling house and
; H,ely necIS5sry clubhouse; Crsnary that star y
n'atcy uIon tie bank oftbe River from. sh
the crop that y may cont7in may be emitted at cc
mo Vesss IN l can come within ~. vsy6, or .b.
e'"e' inere a upon II two young o chards 81.
run o. winch is OF the most selrc, kind With prn.
.s. care ana attention. they might he made t. yeid
description 's deemed unnecessary as Il is nres,noed
'hat any p"rson disposed to pnIchase will view the
premises be ore the day eft s.'e
~, Terms Of SAFE.
~ PurchPHt VIII be allowed p credit of two
ears Tor the Thoie purchase money, bond with an
proved secnriiy heire given for the same WITH
oeed a Trust upon the land. W
Ohe thouS nd poHRd9 of the purchase money o.,
eerry interest from tbe'iny of safe the interes, e.,
&c p%in ~ the end OF each year, urtI the whos.
..sU become Que. I ne balance of the purchase
10 carry ~ erect from the day OF saie II aot
pnnstua!iy paid when due.
p. B1 TIE EXECUTOR.
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EARTHQUAKES.
ETR.fC1

E.FTR.7CT'of a teTer f}oDs Staniy Cr,szoold
Es9 10 his fyisnd in his place. dafed StalUaaoe
fo8n NiiTois TeTritoyv, UeceDber 49, 1913.
o We again visited here by the terrible phen.
openrn Of Earthquakes. a pre- g., smart shock oc
cure the day of our landing here Sunday two
weeks which was the first that has been felt since
last Spring. The day very clear On Sunday
los, had two severe shocks, nearly equal 10 the
heaviest of those formerly felt ~ Cincinnati SIEVE.
Jsl slight ones also occurred But M damage was
done ~ this plscc.
Mt the y s. Saline 10 miles back q Us in the
ncuutry1 the 'hacks on Sunday lest were tar from
vre, an IS many ~ dity distinct ones we're felt
D. che course oftbs dSy. They costinucd on Mon
osg ard Tpesiay and so late ~ "wednesday, which
~ tie lac have heard fDou thence y is very mir.
rri'ing they should 30 "a severe snd Numerous at
70 small oiEanoe frorn u. and rot be perceived
more 81 fl,is place. The damage done NJ the sa.
Enc wotss - considerable Several furnaces were
broken down or much iniured~-sItds overurned--
r4c's for lrsviag water urset--be Iogs for con
Nns L sio0ssed- The sprses Of some Of the wells
s;orpcd shd others inctesssd by fresi,e' wser. =
ftrong srneli 6 sulphnr issued from thou Tie
tIulsring noise. aiding distant thunder, was
heard vcfy plsiuiy hers,.but the Ssliae It
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THE RICH1IO.ND
COTTON NIANI1FA(TO

Il nearly ready to goiuto operation, and viii in
= few weeks want 3 considerable number Of hands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls Of var o,s sizss vii
meet With employmsnt---snd white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses are erected Mt the establish.
Tnent FOR the accommodation Of Families and others
that may be employed
School and BQoks &c. &c. will be kept n the
expence Of the institution for the purpose Of eduea
eng the children both apprentices ard o,hers. Jp
the common branches Of 81 English educ alton.
Under the organization Of ibis establishment, chill
dren may Obtain from thei vnindnstry carnforf.
able maintenance and toersble good education.
None but persons of gOod character are intended
to be employedi oilers get H. they viii be 6i..
charged as soon IS discovered. g..
Persons Tisning employment npeg learn furthe-
psFtcu'ars on applies ton 10 Ne. Richard Harris OF
the premises or the snbserber II, Richmond.
Dec, Is Is
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MOTIcE


w Ill be sold for ready none- On Saturday the
l2th day Of February next, before the door
ct Edmand anderson in Charlottesville pursuant 10
Deed OF Trust executed to us by Mary Thomp.
con, Jesse Davenport and SuSannah his wife, for
nerly Susannab TbompsoD), Be sring date the 1s,h
Dec 1909, and recorded in the county court of Al.
bemsrie, for The purpose or securing sum OF mo-
Dsy due William Gait, as therein mentioned, the
following property, viz
Oue negro woman Sarah, 5se negro girl MARY.
ann, one small girl Fanny, small boy Aiexsn.
der ore negro man Nicholas, one negro boy George
one negro child Msriwether, one negro boy Bart.
lett, Que negro girl Marian, and their Increase since
the execution OF said trust-aso, all the right, in.
terest AZ claim of'hm the said Jesse Dayen oyt to
nd 10 the estate which have accrued 70 him, by ths
death Of Mrs. Mary Thompson, in consequence &C
his intermNrriase with her daughter Sassnnah
ThompsOo, or 20 much Of said property as will sa.
psy The baiauoe due said trust, and the expenses
attending the Acting as trustee, for the be.
nat Of others, will only convey title vested in US
Eleh.
JOB-f NICHOLAS,
hLEx. GARROrT, aru''ee''
hIbemsrle, Jan. 10. etv6tf
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n q TITO

f. VERY person having or keeping Carriage or
~ Csrr,s :es' iHr the conveyance of persons, is
OF Congress, attend at Buckingham Courf-H House ON
the second Monday in January isI4--at Prince Ed,
ward Gaurt'Honse on the third NEon,lsy in The same
montA"-at Cumberland Court House on the fourth
Moncay IN the same month--and - Amelia Coirt
House on the fourth Thursday in the sang month
and remain at each place two days, 10 receive en-.
ries OF CarTiages and grant certificates The forfi.
tnre incurred for failure to attend and make en-
tfies' should Induce The prompt attendance Of al
concerned Persons liable to the federal cav mr. dr..
ties, viii apply TO me- at buckingham Coart-,iouse
SAMUEL JONES.
Deeenbe. "a. Wv e" district
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~ oTlCEis hereby given, thai at the house a
v Mr.. Sideon Massie in Goochland county. o.
the 10Th day of February next, Tor the rurpars as
satisfying the clam OF nln Smith sespr ed b, s,
ot trust, executed 30 usby the said MASH. ca.es
the l7th February 1919 sud duly recorded in the
court OF sad ceunty-w; shall proceed to sell fer
ready money, Jacob negro lai, sud sunfrv articles
OF household aud kitchen urnii lre--.6}so ten head
of>Ca tie and their ncre;se. sire Horses ana liz
stock OF hogs, one cart, wh ne plantation utensis
ot every kInd whatsoever, ~ much thereor "a
shall be sufficient to satisfy said claim, with th. rs
Penees OF recording the deed and earring the trust
thereof into effect.
.1 1s91,.s,. 3; }, Fcrsa'0n, rru.teos.
January rs. vtpn
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STONE WHRE

IHNiiE Subscriber having established n rnsnufactorv
of STONE W.4RE on James River. ~ Eve
miles below Richmond. offers for sale ct tn manu-.
factory, (or delivered in Richmond,) large aud
general assortment OF stone wsre, in quality equal
to any ever imported. A con tant sunni, of e.
eJfer and beer bottles, wsrrsF.f 20 anasyc,. .ls 80
pose or which they are uaed Orders left At tbe
compiling house OF c. j. McMurdo will be atte.dsd
to- and ware made agreeable to order
RICHARD RANDOLPH. -
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~ DWARD HALLAM has Just received from
- Fhadelphia and New York. supply of flesh
lEAS, faperor in quality end favor TO a,y befors
TsceiYed-co Of the George and Mary's Te,
twenty-five pipey Madeira and par s,Is T a,.,;G
VINES, Forty Hh6s. Old Run, two bundled boxe,
northern Candles, forty crates Green and Plns
E 20 Ware, principally Plates. two hundred kegs
G., Snn rfF QUO Powder forty casks fresh Clover
Dec IS.
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I hND FOR S.4HE or EXCRz.NGE.-To
my person sispos I'd to remove to the West. an
solats Tor its e1tent), the finest in The Western
World offered for sale--or any property ia Viz.
gnia w'h be taken IN exshsrge E r the same. The
lsnJ hes directly on the waters Of the Missisippi
shout fgty miles above hatcher, and va taken Oh
as sary si775. Apply TO tho Printer
January s. &c
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II COrLOSI.

CIRAYED from this City, about Il e month Of
- September 1912, red Cow with a slit in one
year. and slit aud Drop in the otAer--ffum the
oreuns's''e oil her not returning to the place from
whence she was brought, it is presumabe. ,he NAV
DE a, some OF the neighaouring houses in this eoun
~. rive Dollars viii be paid to any person who
will deliver her to me in this eity.
Jan. 90. n.y. w" IL =.
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TIE MEMBERS OF the A ssoeiation for building
aCLureh on Shockoe Hill are reones,ed e.
meet 81 Tue Bank OF Virgin, on Saturday the 22d
INST ut II o'closk-Punotual Attendant ~ ,ba
Aemhers IN pvSca is desired as business OF irnpor
t"nse viii be s15iLiitcd to their consideration.
TIE CO.5LHTIIEE.
Jan w 81
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'eBTLAS or EYCHHNGE lost

~BILES or EXCHANGE I.OST.
SN the SlSt n't'mo our letters ineicsns III. fol-
~ lowing Bills o. Exchange were regularly d..
posted in the Post Office here addressed 10 Mss,rs
Gordon, Trokes. Leiich, & Co New-York. ineios;nr.
John Matters Bill No ! on John Brown Jr. elias.
gov, ic0oL
Chs j. MsMurdo's do. No on Jas. F. Lvitet,,
Patrick Gibsoa's do. No. IS on Gibson C Sons, Lon
oon iU,2i
The sbove bill, were all dated
Ric hmond, Sist Dec. 1918 1t so dav, SIGHT in 81
vor OF q endorsed by fol,u LESLIE lso mr. e. r
shhres'ed to Mr.. Thomas Irwin, New York closing
George piekett's Bills won
JAS. < Inn Du"isp. London for faes =
Leslie. Mcknight X Co Glasgow, -. 0,si 10
Ht q Temple Gwathmey. Liverpool Is5 rs
WILSON x Sons, Londo 2g2 on
Jas. Maury, Liverpool qlG,oo
-, , y. 1904
These Br' were dat ID as shove at 81 DAYS s,sht
IN fssor OF endorsed b, John Lsssli payabie o
hr- '>noinaS irwin Or CrNsr. BY the latest advice
trom hew-fork noting O; the letters or bills had
neen heard o. and are now apprehens;ve The
~ have or may f:i into improper hands We
th'Fe.ore hereby firwsrn the public FROM pnrehas
ing, rece,f.ng or IN any way whatever pa sing the
sqid R'lls unless ON or through the hands of th
Gentlemen, t. whom above sisted :hcy were
sdTe ssed-Ihe necessary steps to Pre,spt aceep.
t'"'e payment to improper persons have been ia.
Ken. fost Masters particularly & al good CT
zens general'y throAehout the u States are re,ues
ed to use their utraost & best exertons in order 10
or'ns to ssht whether by accident D Si.lainy th.s
mysterious and unfortunate ..t.ir
JAMES SCOTT, & Co.
JR"Hary 10 eptf
K o. The Post Master ar New-York writes the
foa-fasttr here, under date sth inst. that no
N a from this TO New York ofthe 3ist u hal ev
er reached him.
~ Wsss 'so put n The Post Office Of Richmond on
ne So u'ty two copies ID and Sd t xchsnyr
sdnress' I'd 70 Wals'i 4 Gallagher, New York, drawn
oy si' sne Altar, in favor OF Danl. Warwick, 1t Gu
GAYS S'snt tor 1000 Zach, dated Use. 2S.h, 1914
Th'Sh us likewise have come TO hand in Nv
iork Necessary steps have been taken 10 prevent
acceptance * pay nen;.