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Courier Office, Charlesfon, NEuy S.
%s*tdcf 81 q letter foni gentleman in Savannah
to Tie editor, d!fe4


to tie editor date4
SAVANNAH, Msy ., 1914
:, SlR-Another has bee added 10 our ii.t of Naval
victories Arrived IN our hsrbor this day, II. b NJ.
late S'oop OF War EPerVier, late capt. Wales, OF
10 guns mounting 81 thirty two pound oarronsJes,
prs 10 The American seup olwsr Peacock, Captain
"sTringroa.-Ihe following partieuIars OF the en-
tss"fnen'' sre learnt from Officer The corvette
adams, now Tying in this port:
~ lssted 90 minutes; the Eperver lost killed
spu number wounded; among the latter her first
lieutenant who lost leg and Arn and her hull
ana rigging very much disabled The I'cecoek had
. wounded, l dangerously her rigging bat little
INJURED and her hull not even d" grnzed." The
sptTUsT had under her convoy several vessels, and
had on board, Halfa ylBiion Of Dollars, 500 600
OF Whieh we're thrown overheard, the balsuse taken
ON bohtu The Peacock, and before the prize could
De properly manned, trigatsI hove in sight which,
gave chase, one to the Peacock, and the other 10
rue bPerVisr, and chased the latter into shoal water
on 81 msTys >, WHEN she Sent her Sarges e. capture
n.r Out the Prize Master, With only meuA open.
go hes ports. and QUE with tompons. and getting on
'Hss,' WIN speaking trurnPs making consider.
SDe NOISE, frightened tne bsrges away, and arrived
sslS ia this port.
Yours respectfully,
WIN. CAMP
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M. C-nxyE,rd'- Ffatc,,er,

lie was born in New-Castle Delaware, imDre,.
sed while in the West-Indies--has been three and
hst years in the Britain seryiee---eome to Bermr.
da IL Feb. 1913 in the Valiant 7s--Sosne 20 the
NncaSpeeEe IN the Chassear brig about two months
a8o--about SIX weeks since, two negroes were aent
on shore near Gwynn's Island With $50 each To en-.
toe other negroes of. On an Island up the Nav
the enemy we're erecting batteries to protect their
hospital, the neR being SEX with the Aux. The ne
groea were trained every day One II, fricatei.
brig and tenders in the bay. One negro ~oroan
was delivered Of ehiid fsw hours after settin, ON
board IRON Corotoman.
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G-T In few days we shall put our paper in >
new dre's-Our new Types axe nov on the way
from Philadelphia.
" Several sttieleS-unavoiGsbly postponed.
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HE Shareholders ~ the James River Steam
4 Boat Company, are requested 70 m ct Al VI
Lyncl's Coffee House, on this dsy At 30 O'Clock, on
ht!s,sess Of importance.
may IL 81
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EXTRACT os Dispatch from Col. Elliott Muse to
the Governor, dated

-NlddIeseS, .JI1y 5, 1871.
On the u inst. topsail sohr. from Baltimore
tor Norfolk put into JaetsoR's Greek u British arm.
ed sooP and small schr pursued her. snd finally
sueeeeeded in cutting her out On which occasion
Ensign Reveer and guard of 10 men by a weII-di.
rected fire drove them from their first stteup At.
nut they sooa rsturned reinforced, and the Guards
ammunition being exhausted. finally succeeded"
1T We learn from officer ON the sI,ot that il
was reported, several OF the enemy had been seen
20 tall during th. sknrnish
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Williamsburg, May lift
Safes at Auctaon

L.3.VD in the COUyVY'Y of POJTH.lT.4N
FOR SALE At PUbLIC AU1lION
: AFiNG rel, ased my land from the co, LIAet Of
z exchange with Capt. II ehsrd K CraIe, an 4
having declined agricultural pursu Is wal sell, Oh
the premises, Saturday the 26lh Gay OF This
month, to the high st bldder, that valuable tract Of
land vhersonI lately lived now occupied by vi .Ior
John Taylor, lying about three miles north Il Pow.
hstan Court House, aud w.thIH miles OF s.varL
large manUfae uring mil 5, whcl. gy.ss convenient
market for wheat other grsbs If any kuld hhd
ready market W:thOa the trosble OF moving dem
This 'ract OF lind is good, hes ediug WELL con
ta'ns 6gU acres, IS more than h2f staining ~ ds
conveniently situated three sizes OF the psutatou,
which, (except small party has been sleaTe, lately,
istree from eulhes, only having OF nsll gaid.d
spots The Improvements eobYeDielt and suth cte ut
for gentee family. The water equal &c any OF III
side OF toe mountain it flows eut Of a reek INTO
neat Stone-House aHd 10 very convenient To the
dwelling. All thinES considered, dis tract ia well
worth the attention Of persons dspos, to farm ny
Oae third OF the purchase utOaey will be rtuuirsA
at the time Of sale, the terms Of other payments
made known at the same time.
JOS. MAYO.
May lids
N. b. Stock Of either Of the banks in Richmond
may be paid in lieu Of money, at the price it may ia
selling for at the time of safe. J. VI.
virtue Of Deed II " asl e,<ecpIea 10 ihc sa6f
80 scribers BY EdgvqrG Wlite1son, 10 secure Tx
payment ~ fsgO de6ts ue from him 10 Dy UanrsL
HdrddsOey, WILL BE SOLD, On fhe premises,
m the county If -3'neHa, on Saturday PIE toay!4
svhich The sail (Yiltsrs0n HOp lives. continuing
$50 Rcres, more or less, together Svi.h EIGHT
NL6HOES, cotis' sting Of Men, Wsnlcs, Boys g
CirlS, so much thereof IS will be lf.ceaf IN
pay and saasG the GjJresa.d Gebfs, with The costs
attendin9 tie execution If The Said Gust.--Ine
sale will be FIR cash the SubsCrioe~s acti. & as
trustees svW coqcey only such ate 10 The a6ovc-
mentioned propers}, KS IS, an that character vesieG
WIN. r. EGGLRsToN,
PETER BLAND.
y471leha, .Hay lisp
VALUABLE LOTS OF LAND, FCRSALE
I HE Subscriber will sell, on w ednesIsy the 10 n
- Inst. at 10 O'clock, on the premises, that very
handsome seat, BUSH HILL. the present residence
Of Judge Cositer.--Aiso. number Of
UWIlEPROYED LOTS,
From 10 10 Acres of Land, adjoining the FAIR
field Trsct--Terms, SIX ard twelve uoolis credit
! authorised to say that every lot put up, will
most pos lively be sold.
JAS. II. LYNCH, Au.rr
May II.
! ~ OTICE al ~ SONS hayinE slsros sganst tn
/ y estate OF Curtis u -H0oTe, deed are request
cd TO make them kno9nt to me, ~ order that prove
sion may he made for the payment OF thep Il hoss
indebted TO said estate, requested to mike pay
ment, the situation Of the estate will not ADMIT Of
P.4yNEL.q MN moore, Bxcca nix.
" The Warrington Tavern i' sill kept open ~
tLs EEeeutrz. Agrl 20. s4s
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.2saaboIis, .fay 7.
In consequence oesn order from Cot CArberry,
detaehment OF the 56th regiment, under the
command Ct Major Stuart. ieit this city Yesterday
at Twelve O'Clock, log Leousrdtown, in st. Msry's
County. Ii is said the Brtsh sre fortify.ng Black.
s,ons island, IN the Potomac, with view of land
ing their 'Iek. We believe it is iii. inteu,ion OF
No'. y. 10 ds'ohge them If possible. Com. barney
ID near the mouth OF the Potomac, we are told ,
With part OF the Chesapeake holll. sbout n
SAIL Id this information should prove correct,
the circumstance viii tsRd much to favor suy epe-
ration which may BE- in conte,n p.a,on.
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90 The american Teececi, Il seetns 10 OF Ls.s.
Ter breed than the Brihsh.--Iheir bird was Gss.
,soyed oy our Hornct--our Peacock has nS,uisbS
ths,r .Sparrsis-HaSpk, lEpsrvier
sc.U-f We have oeen letter from N. York of Msy
0t 10 mercantile houte IN this ei,y giving the tot
lowing information that the Csptsiu az Swedish
es'ei writes TO las eonsignee in Ne~-Sork, thst
he WAS six days from Halifax, and WAS boarded ON
the 4th Inst. from the squadron OIL y. London who
sent boat ashore w'th fisg ssj some pssseuserr)
"hch stated that the whole coast OF the y. wa, de
eisred under block from Passport to N Orleans.
'nd that he wa, ordered off, and was informed tl,t
tue Admiral had received positive orders not 10 az.
Iofs any neutral ces.ei 20 any port oFtAe "
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NoRroLX, May g.

NORFOLK, May 9.
Capt. EDWARD HERBERT. Of this place.
who was token IN ti,e bay some time since
has been i.aroled for few weeks. and re-
turned Mere few day since. Captain III.
states ihat his treatment while on board the
feet, was perfectly hutnare and petite.
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= hAd "on, carved ;p,I the otone fourth
f., sua three inches in length.
Sc stated the above facts, on which The
F,-t rely win Condolences that
i ~ nj ground tot enqua y and speculation
~rn.i AMI inquisitive. Ken Gaz.
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Ito THE EDIroP-

From a Friend in " Charleston, M,y&
"Ihaye great pleasure in enclosing you ar Extra
FiTng more good news from the south The
fsfrd 6eioSV. The Adams, capt Morris. hsa arrived
at Ssvannsh. come days 5nce, hut lest information
might get TO the enemy, Who il is sad has frgate
aud sioop of this stalon, which might block
ale her, the Savannah pagers, as well az oars, are
silent on the subject, except q paragraph in the
Times e Cosrier, oning her having been of that
port which wac cut cat OF the pspSrs sent BIZ mail
The Adams wss TO bsVe landed some dry-yoods, j.
worry e tNken from priz ts and to supply herseif
with provisions, Of whiol, she was short She has
curing her cruzr, destroyed four or five sail Of YES
sss.'
CHARLESTON, May s.
From tbe CT1'P GAZET"rE.
TTofs ne PoSt--Nalfer at SaVahnah. to the Po;t-
Master ar Charleston, duted .tlay 9.
One Of His Royal Msjesty's /" thousand ships CT
war, government brig Of 1S guas called E
PEkfIER, has just arrived in tls port, pr.ze to
tue u. y. sioop If war PEACOCK, WARRrNc.
TON eonimanoer, taken after an action of 40 .ni.-
ntet-between and killed on board the Ebey-
SIers and one dangerously and two slightly wounded
on board the Peacock. The hull OF the Eoeyv:er
much cut TO pieces, while that Of the Peacock had
scarcely shot IN it Fne Ebcroiey is sAiI also to
nave about TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOELAhS on board 1t is esid that s!,e was htted
OUT In london expressly for the pun pose of taking
come OF The American soops OF war. The pErs at
Htoyd . are reported to have been three To one in
her tWor but thank Heaven the ILepnbic is =, a.
sual, triumphant. 1t is said that q Li.utensn, of
the EPerTet is board, having lost Li, rit At aru
and leg" -
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EXTRACT OF Letter from Co. Eurwen Bsssett
to the Governor, dated
NiAianlshurg .Iop 1 ISL

"SIR, ''i~v = loi4'
beg leave to report, for the INFORMATION Of the
executive, that on visiting the post ~ York yester.
aay, t0ucd there two dssertsrs, one Of them
calling himself Ohm Ora wfor6, cisiued to be an A.
meriesn, and ssid he was born in Newcastle. Ocl.
aware that he bad been brought up in Baltimore.
sun lad been impressed three years and halt in
the British serviee.-A copy of what, in subsistence
he communicated, nave enclosed.+
he other said his name Johannes Francisco
born IN Leghorn, and spoke bur little English.-He
reported that the Britiss had captured two kpn.
Eastern Shore ~ So
Gp Fhe vessel alluded &c, VA, dispatched by the
TX eu1Ve 10 Accommodate she had On board ONLY
% musqnets, and Soma ammnni,ioa.
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COMMON SENSE.
OFFICIAL,

CORY. 2fa letter, .GoDs HIaiaru Lqalbert, Esq
to the Governor, date:
Lancaster County. near Kiinarnock, Ia ,
SIR. 90 'o'4'
AT the time of writing my last letter. il couid not
be sscertaned TO what extent, the depr.dstion,
OF the enemy on the Corotomsn estate were car.
r'ed.Ih appears since, thu; they took SO n-groe,
(s2 the property Of Jos G.. Cabell, and 81 the pro
serty OF Chss Csrter) and ABOUT GO sleep. On
Saturday morning, the o5rd. ms. they landed on
'he kaPpahsnnock, near Wipd-mill or North point
ana piundered poor man of the Name OF Hinton
ct almost every thing lie worth. As they were
carrying or the last remains Of booty, detachm ent
OF militia fred across creek upon theta, on which,
they droPpeda bag Of meal, &c.-ran With all speed
70 the bArSes, and made or to their strip then an
eaored near the po'Rt, threatening vengeance, in
the hearing OF our militia, the inbabitauts---On
me Monday following the ship sailed up tue bay
10 tn course OF is week, iYe of their lsrge YES
sets we're seen rohl different places in Lancaster aud
Northumberland. Ii il expected, and not without
reason, Thar Farther steupts will shortly be made
by British troops, TO land AID piage the peoce Of
this quarter.
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JOS MAYO.

N. b. Stock Of either Of the banks in Richmond
may be paid in leu Of money, at the price it may ia
selling for at the time of safe. J. VI.
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1 the Narrows at Ncw-York for example, sew
| cral ships Of an hostile squadron, might be
expected TO strike on the 1orpedoes anchor.
ed in various places there, be sent into thou
sands CT fragments, while tboir crews would
be Destroyed 10 a man."
| If the Torpedo is TO remain under water
any considel able time, il may, perhaps, be
I requisite TO conttruct the cylindrical part OF
/ copper, and the chamber OF brass, as describ-
| ed in our third number. Or, probably,
| some way might be devised for rendering
| wood water.tight in such cases, II may, how
| ever, be but seldom necessary 10 have them
immersed very long while. They may re-
| main in state Of readiness to be properly
posted whenever the enemy is seen 10 APP
proach, or any serious alarm is given. The
anehoriDg of them will take but short time,
and require but few hands.
This is an important means of defence 10
rivers and hsrbo.s, and would, perhaps, if
employed, save many hourishing towns and
villages from conAagration. Numbers OF
families might be preserved from poverty and
wretchcdness, and the United States from
the loss Of immense property But above oil
it might save our besuteous females from vio-
lation by the inhumsn foe, and avert the hor-
'Au opSStaNtS VI SSbbS WSiCfibp
in their own blood.
There may be various other modes, per-
haps, in which tae Torpedo may be employ
ed with good effect. Tho subject deserves
the most serious attention. In the present
perilous periods, when every harbor is in the
mos, imminent danger, and our whole sea-
coast hourly threatened with dreadful insa-
sion, no means in our power ought 10 be ne
elected, to annoy the enemy and secure our
safety. The Torpedo Offers the means of ac.
complishing this purpose. Indeed, il it be
fully and spiritedly carried into execution, it
" bids fair to put the weakest maritime ma
tions on footing, as respects naval strength
in ports and 'harbors, with the strongest"
The day will probably soon arrive, when
the Torpedo will constitute an important and
general engine Of naval warfare, anG operate
to the destruction Of the present form of ma
rine tyranny. " To what does this invention
of submarine attack lead, If no, 10 the annihi
la'ion of oil ships of war Is 1t to be suppos-
ed that nations will agree not to use such en-
gincs Will The minor maritime powers not
use them agains, the stronger, to obtain that
liberty Of the seas they so much desire Ii
would seem that this Invention would lead TO
a great revolution in the affairs OF maB, 10
the Liberty Of the seas, to free cotnmeice,
lasting peace, and mo,e rational understand
Jag among nations"
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POETRY.


ssLEeqED.
ADVANTAGE OF VIRTUE.
VIRTUE, soft balm of every woe,
OF every gift the cure;
'Tis thou alone that canst bestow
Pleasures unmix'6 and pure.
The shady wood, the ycrdant mead,
Are Virtues flow'ry road;
Nor. painful are the steps that lead
To her divine abode.
'Tis not in palaces or balls,
She or her train appear;
Far off she flies from pompous walls.
Virtue and Peace dwell here.
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VACCINE. MATTER.

THE Subscriber having been appoin-s,l by the
i President Of the United States, Agent for Vac
cination, hereby gives notice, that Genuine Vaccine
Matter viii be furnished TO any Physician or other
citizen Of the United States, who may apply to him
for il. The application must be made by post. and
the requisite fee (fve doars) in the current bank
paper Of any of the middle States, forwarded with il,
when required, such directions, &c. how to use it,
will be furnished with the matter as vii, enable any
discreet persons who read and write, to secure
his own family from the Small Pox, with the greatest
certainty, snG without any troable or danger
All letters on this subject, to or from the under.
signed, and not exceeding half an ounce in weight,
arc carried by the United states mail free Of postage,
in conformity to late act of Congress-, ealitlcd
"An act to encourage Vaccination"
JAMES SMITH,
Aug. IL. II. s. -7genf far Fascination. Bafirere
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WANTED TO HIRE.

A Man servant, who understands cooking. TAX
~ ing care of clothes. &c who is neat in his per.
son, and Of steady habits, to such one Si0per
month will be given Inquire Of Capt FEILEMAN,
at Port woico,t Aug. H.
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N. PELECHAN,

CONFECTIONERY,
HAS just received from Boston, and offers for
Ii sale, at his store, No. los, TnAMEs.sTREET,
very extensive assortment OF Confectionery,
Preserves, Fruits, Cordiais, &c. among which are
Sugar Toys. Of all descriptions, sugar-Almonds,
Candy, SC. all kinds CT French Preserves Mar
Unique and other Cordials soft-she Almonds. Cur.
rants, Raisus, (box aud cask,l Prunes, Dates, &c ;
Olives, Capers, Catsup, Anchovies, &c.-Together
with a general assortment, Of Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries-all Of which may be had cheap.
kur 6
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no deduction, and not t1uo blanks to pr7ze.
Present price of Tickets S 1850
Quarters S 2-75
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10000 DOLLARS

IN united States per cent. Stock. last emission.
4 Also. 5 10000 Treasury Balls, may be obtained
upon excellent terms, by Immediate application to
J. c. SHAy, 40. lls, Thames-sreef.
Newport, August "a.
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&c. &c. SC.
Fifteen per cent deduction. and and Lree g:Gr-
te,s blanks 10 prize.
Present price of Tickets 8 l1-oo
Quarters 8 500
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Whcles, Halves, Quarters, and Eghths, in either of
the above Lotteries, may be obtained
hv left uit
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Board of Health Lottery.
Commences drawing in December next, in the City
of New.York. The following the principal
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GRIND LOTTERIES.

Pennsylvania State Lottery
Commences drawing in October ext in Philadelphia,
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exc. exc. exc.
Fifteen per cent deduction, and not two blanks TO
prize.
Present price of Tickets S $50
Quarters S $50
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prize.
Present price of Tickets S $50
Quarters S $50
Plymouth Beach Lottery.
Commenced drawing, in Boston, on Wednesday, the
18th July, and is now rapidly drawing.
The principal prizes are the following
/ of 10000 dollars
/ 5000
9 1000
10 500
loo 100
&c. sc. &c.
no deduction, and not t1uo blanks to br7ze.
Present price of Tickets S 1850
Quarters S 2-75
Washmgton Bridge Lottery.
Commences drawing at New. Haven, on the 14th of
October next The following are the principal
Prizes, viz.
! Of 5000 dollars
10 1000
so 100
Sc. sc. SC.
.Qbout and third blanks TO trise.
Present price of Tickets S 500
Quarters S l-373
Whcless halves, quarters, ana EiSnths III eltner OF
the above Lotteries, may be obtained
by orders left with
JOSIAH G.. SHAW,
at his Truly Fortunate Lottery Office,
No li8, TH.3.NES.STREET.
Who has obtained for his friends, in the various Lot
teries immense amount of Prize Money.
He guarantees the payment Of all prizes procured
at his ofiice-where be obtained during the
whole time of drawing of the Plymouth Beach Lot,e
ry warranted undrawn Tickets, from certified list
from Of the Managers, of the fate Of all Tickets,
both blanks and prizes, procured at this office.
UT Washington Monument Prize Tickets taken
in payment. &c. SHAW
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A Valuable Tract of LAND
FOR SALE.

lin pursuance ola decd Of trust executed TO
i mo, viii be sold I'm Monday the 9TH day OF
November next, befors MIR. Powells' Tavern, in
81 the Town Of Pe,>rsourg- that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, situated in Prince Edward
County, on the waters of Buiiaoc River and
3Spring Greek, containing five hundred and six
1ty six and an half Acres more or less, and boun.
ded by the lands of Mr.. George Gillispie. Capt.
Garter. Mr.. w A. Liley, Mrs. Elliot, and MIR
Nathaniel Pric.--wili all the ,enements. here
ditaments ard appurtenances thereunto belang.
ying-This situation is agreeable and healthy,
the land turtle, being Web adapted 20 the Gu.
ture Of Tobacco, Corn and Haxat--sor minute
information those induced to purchase are re-
ferred to Mr.. George May, lesr Petersburg, or
o a view itiie premises, which will b. shewn
~ any Of The nciglibcrs living most convenient
thereto. t
The sale will he made to the highest bidder
for ready money, in order to satisfy divers
: aims OF MIR VIM. Gle agains, sir. 6 arge
May and it will commence at IL O'clock on
he day aforesaid. Shouid any casualty prevent
ny attendance, I shal according to tine proyi I
visions OF theNsaid decd, appoint Mr. Joshps
Chafin Of Amelia, my a,torncy to conduct the
sale. THOMAS IABE, Trustee for the
October 5--2t. parties concerned.a
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University Of the State !
New-YOrk.

u Inc Lectures ON the several branch.
les OF medical science delivered in the Col
|'Sse oi faysicians aud Surgeons in the CITY
|ot New York, will commence on the frs
Monday of November next, at the Collier,
|in Barclay street. ~ ''s'
*, hnatomy, Physiology. and Surgery. by
ihsory and practice of Physic and Clint,
|cai Medicine. by David Hosack, M. ID,
SSnnemistry,'by William J. M'Neven, M D
clinical Practise of Medicine, by VIM
!HamersIey. nj. ID. -,
Midwifery, and the DISEASES of Women
!and children, by John c. Osborne. M. d. :
!m Lesai Medicine, by James S. Strihgham
t rr,nq aP and nc Praesice of Surgery, by Va
~ Matcrla Medica, by John w. Francis
BY order,
SAMUEL BARD, M. D. Presideu,
JOHN w. FRANCIS. M. d. REGISTER.
sept 10. (lm1
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200 Dollars Reward.

INSERTED from camp near Wilkesboro'.l
- N. Carolina, on the 9TH inst the followineji
lpersons, 10 Wit. James Hiatt, Richard Cop sland)
3and ioses Gage. James HIATT, 20 years of aye,
Ioi dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, six
3seet enc inch high, and by profession farmer;
Inc n: says ne was born in Grayson county, Va:
jklchard Copeland, 80 years old, five feet nines
inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, and by pro-,
ssiession farther, born in Chatham county, NJ
r.. Moses Gage, 90 or 90 years of age, 6 feet:
lone inch nigh, fair complexion, blue ewes, dark
mar and by profession a farmer The said MOI
3ses Gage deserted from the Militia of n. c.,
inc was enlisted by Lieut.. Alexander in Ruther
iiiord county n. G The above Hart and Cope.
land We're enlisted by Lieut.. Parks in Ashes
;couhty. have reasons to believe that the. al
5oove rascals are lurking in Ashe county, N. C. i
Also deserted from this detachment on thet
18TH inst on my march from Wilkeshvrough.v
N. u to Washington City, Daniel Miller, 35t
years old, six feet one inch high, grey ewes.
isht hair, fair complexion and by profes sion al
farmer, born in Ashe county, NC. L will giyeE
the above reward to any person or persons thatE
lwiil deliver the above soldiers to ms or aly eff
|cer III the U. S. Army, OF secuse them in anvil
Jsii SO they can be brought to justice, or FiftyI
Dollars tor the apprehension of either of ther.|
EMANUEL 1 LEIGH.
C+".J Capt 10th s. Infantry