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MNedgeoiile. Jnn os.
FLoYD's ARMY.

E*fract Of a Ietfer from Dr.. Tillio,n,o, ~,
PffaF Surgeon, TO The Editors, DARED.
:. Fort Mitchell, Jan 49, 1914.
o morrow the army. tskes up it's lin. of p,reh
for the laNapooss. Its strength viii be alb OF 1850
s ~ men. Three rundred of the troops will be
lett at this post; 229 Sick greater part Of whom,
are eonVaeseent-45 or so Wagons tor the trans
porJfton OF the provsi and baggage, viii be
. 1S.a,eu on. IS stated that are to stop sc
Hauoatehee. throw up breast works and there
ueP"st the provisions, ste.from this point we have
70 make dssh upon Ho,ith,le ,wau,le, where we
sna'i meet with warm reception, information ha.
wing Just been received that a cons;dersbI forr i;
collected there and waiting our spproacb %
Certain intelligence Of the march of Gen. Flovd's
army on the day alluded to in the above letter. b..
been received. ' ~
rate conflict, if the Indisus DO not abandon ,bs;,
present staton on the Talspoos they retreat
u may yet be some time before decisive battle ~
fought. ro,,..eJ 10
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Forsyth, which gave rise to animated de-
bate. in which Messrs. Nike, baltimore
md Robertson opposed. and Mr.. Forsyth
supported the amendments. which were a
creed to in committee. but, on beng report.
ed to the House, were disagreed to. And
the bill. as it at first stood, was then read n
third time. passed, and seat to the Senate.
The House adjourned to tomorrow. IL
O'Clock.
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Charleston, Jan. 81

|''t'ttboC " f1TIkkSH 6QfPPS.
mr. Behnett arrived in town at O'clock veatsr
Gay morning, from James Island. with inforno,;o.
20 the Command ding Naval Officer on this station
'hat tDe y D sehr. Alligator commanded bv SAILING
hSs'er ia ssB T r, had been chased into Stone R;x
er' oy British squadron Of three sail; thai tbsv
HHunee OUT boats, and sent them no the River 4.
pursuit Oh heF, and between and o'clock oa Sal
' w.. esenlnS attempted to carry her by boarding
Out that the schooner beat them off, and drove o1.
OF the barges on shore. IT, this gallant resistance
W. are sorry to state, that the schooner lost two
seAmen Killed. and two others severely wounded :.
capt HATCH, who was on board her az nilot re-.
ee'Ved two musket balls through his heed. and was
not expected TO survive. The loss of the eDemx
~ was impossible to ascertain, but from IN. cris.
of hose in the barge driven on shore II !. eoniest
red 20 have bee n severe.
HE firing was plainly heard in town The er--
Tnys squadron consisted OF one shin one brig sra
one hermaphrodite brig. An express was also sers
70 fort johnson, for assstanes should another a.,
tempt be made upon her--and several pstr;otio
e''zena OF James Island had gone on board tbs
schooner TO eid in her defence These are The DO
W PARTICULARS which we have been able IN obtsi 3.
wheh we have reason 10 believe are substantially
correct Commodore DEEr left tovn vestsrdsy
morning for the scene Of action.
Hiler me above was in type, lasf evening the
Commodore returned 10 town IN the o. s. hare
NO -, Capt DREW, bringing with hin the killed
sHo Wounded and sli the guns nDd shot Of the N
Hgdtor, which we're taken out TO enable her IN como
through Wsppo Cut. At the dime Com noSors
bENr Iett her she wss nearly IN 10 the Cut. and
vas e0ns"iereh out of danger When the 3iIio1.
'f ws'attacked she at anchor four miles IN Sto
no river Courier. w
o Feb.q.
we Stop the press to give the folio wre official ses
count OF the attack On the ,aikga.so schooner
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A RUMOR.
New YORK, Feb. 9.

- New York, Feb. ..
S--.s~--'. H. -, efclred Jan. ~.
We have received information, that &
part OF Gen. Wilkinson's army have taker
prisoners 900 troops of the enemy, and is
heavy pieces of cannon, inten ded for tbei,
naval armament at Kingston. This news i.
believed here"
a BRITISH "a ASHORE.
>, NEW York, Feb. g.
from o1tr Corre8tondent.
"NEw- LoNDoN, Jan, 81.
There is an English "a ashore on the south
side of Fishers Island, mile or a mile and
a half east of Race Point. She struck ven-
terday. Sunday afternoon, about s o'clock
The wind has blown hard from N. w. (of
shore) ever since and though her sails
were set till dark, to back her off, she still
STICKS, and this morning has her upper
masts and yards struck, and is much strip
pedof her sails and rigging.
-" EOening, O'Clock.
Since writing the above, have learned
from two sailors who deserted from the Ra
miles yesterday, and reached here early
TINS morning, that the ship on shore is pre-
sumed to be the Titfori1us, u. Cam JIoJ
bot, which had been expected some ,;ne
from Halifax to relieve the Families .
stNl remains in the same dangerous situati
on as seen from the streets OF our civ,
FROM the extremity of the weather. the
crew must have suffered greatly Seven
oarses were discovered going to her assis.
lance last evening.
" Admiral Cockbsirn shifted his Gag to the
Albion yesterday. on account of his own SHIN
(the Sceptre) being hogged.
should It be true that the Sceh ire is
broken and the Victorious lost, if it NAV not
be considered as ominous to the British
power N general, | hope t will prove so to
her maritime, assumptions and naval force
on eur Coast"
AT 8P: NJ. Monday. the ship lay on her
beam ends. rocky botto n. fool.
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HENRYIeM REVIVED.

AZ The late Federal Legislative Caucs.~.
IN this town, 1t is said motion was made
TOR introducing resolution, into the Leeis-
latnre. to he following effect
That thirty thousand men be inmedi-
atelv raised by the S are Of Massachuseffs
That tsvo millions dots. be atihyohrioteS
for their psy and subsistence
That neav CtcSYons houses be immediateIy
established
And hat vessels he cleared out in oppr-
sition to the Embargo!
In fewer words. thaf asassochRseffs
should seeede from the Union, and rake M,
arms TO ef.fose tie National Governn,e,,t
thus bringing upcnthe country the horrors &c
calamities Of civil war.
These threats are of similar Character
to those held out by the federal Leg sIatnps.
of 1909 while the British e17issarv, JosN
HENRY, resided in Boston, as the choice
inmare and bosom friend Of the "leading
mea of the federal party" The public can.
not but rerpember the eslogiuus passed up
Fen these, proceedings by the secret cpen.-
in his letters to Gov CRA1c.
We believe the principal. object of the
federal leaders in resorting to these violent
threats a. the present moment. is, 10,
| diuert The fubHc mind from the con-
femhlation Of tie fare documents from
Russia. goisch hiace -fhe american Go
Uernmenf nfion such disnns uiahed e hiek :
IN honorable grounds, w ne and be-
lieve that the good sen1e of the people will
defeat their deeigns, end that these impor
tant papers will receive the attention thew
so justly merit, in defiance Of every attemnt
to draw the public mind into different
channel. Bost. Hst
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!. This morning. says the n. York +, Pcsr
OF the 2fst uit. appeared before his honor
Judge Livingston, at his chamber, his Hon
@, Judge Ford. having been arrested by
lstarShai- CT the .. 8. At his house at Oy.
densburs.. and bro't away all the wav r. Il
fork' distance of more than 200 miles IN
charge of High Treason, preferred a. i ;s
SAID oy two British DISORDERS. The indps
without hearing counsel OF even RECEIVING
any counter aHidavits, declared at once he
should bail on the deposi,ions laid befors
MN IN the part of the government. and ON
which he had granted the warrant. Roll
charged.
Counsel for the United States, Mr.. Raid
VIM. ''A'' nalo--
Counsel for the accused. Messrs. Harri-
son. Wells, Emmes and Hoffman.
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alexandria, FEB E.
VIZ Ener,1t IN IL D.a

The Enenv in The Potomac.
1t IS ascertaiDed, that large British
,orce' consisting OF the Dragon II two
briggs. and many other smaller vessels arr.
now off Blackstene's Island about sixty or
seventy miles from the seat f government,
Their object is probably nothing more than
to obtain supplies Of wster and fresh D owl
SONS, and e effect it rhe scenes of pillaee
and plumber which we have la,el, wI,ness-
ed Upon cur shores, will be revived,
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MlRRINOUI vELAvERDE,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
Five Eolllu,s kezrad.

STRAYED or stolen from the sub
scriser living in Aiesaniris, TWO
COWS, one black Cow Of round bo.
dy, aud both horns sawed off rather
close to tn: head. The o,AeF briE-
dleCow, of long and s!crder hedy,
horns rather vide. white saot If
her face, the fore feet and hssk, are
white, long ,ail with a White trsh!
cpd s-d, if rightly reco.Iectnd, :
slit in the upper part Of the ,:snt err
Whoever returns tasin 10 the subscri.
Der shzIl receive five dollars, or ths
half for either.
Eliza Wilson.
Oct. Is. 2-s2w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24

Joseph Mandev.lIe,
Corner Q, Khg. aud FarjsS S,ree..
HAS FOR SALE,
so o. Chests Gunpovd.r, Imperial.
Hysop, Young HvSon. Tyson
Skin, aad Souch"ng TEAS.
Sc, 600 10 refRed SUGARS.
60 bills. Mdscovado * N. Orleans
Sugars.
30 boxes White and Brown Ha-
vaaaa d..
10 pipes c 1SDac BR ANDY.
ESQ bsxai Mould CANDLES:
With general rssnrtnsDl 81 tbs best
Wines, Liquors asd Groceries.
Oc.obsr IS.
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Joseph Edsln,
NfChl. StOnestreet.
E.rrevfers Of Dr.. Jsmes kdster,

Erfe"feTs 81 Dr.. Jsmes Fefte-.
II The Sale IF the otore Pro.
perth is postponed In the msan time
,hc frecuiors rriH contract for and
sell H,e santc al pirate sale for re-.
dueed prize; ond If NOT sold ut rri-
rate sale, .riH be cJtrtd and sold 10
the highest bidder, at Mr. Hartg's
Tarrn, In Piseaferny. on SafHr.
day tic third day IF Decembr neat.
~ The Editors of,he Federei Re-
publican and Natiorsl In,eIligsn -er,
are requested to insert the shove unii
the day OF sale.
Nov. - "a:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
French Sehool.
FOE SALE,

s. NEGRO WOMAN and her
three children, bcv years old, sir'
3resrs eli, hoy two ncaihS old; also
8 uen from % years ui'l - so They
have sc-a aceusomo1 ~ p'an'ai'sa
--,sk, .rch IS grading :, su,1ng grass;
ora Is wsesaacr. Ii not sold before
~ AIS, November thcy viii DC sold al
= irisx sau-t-scrse, Al 2chl'c ssle on a
crG;t OF mea:hs OF bond and seeuri.
t.. They sre sii levied IN VIRGINIA all
Ap-;ihu, and scr The psesen, year their
Sax is paid in Virginia.
WA. Hepburn.
>sopembsr 8 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
A FARM,
and Grass Lots TO Hsnt.

yEyHG subscriber would reni for one
4 or more years, his enclosed LanJ'
On the south end of,Ae town, extending;
=, Hunting Crcsk. There are at pre-
sent two ,ensnenSs, With pretty good
ho,ses and orchards. Tse Farm Il ~
good heart. and almost the whois oil u
i veIl taken With clover and t'rotat'
II would Be rented altogether, or 1" lots
of enc or morc acres.
Application nav be made IN nv alb
,erce ~ air. .iesiSaH I. Tayter, IN
Alexandra, to whom any OF coy tenants
are authorised TO pay their current rents.
J. II. HOOE.
S-psenoher 6.
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Land for Sale.


THE .sn IS :rihcr ufIors tor a.le for
Cash FARM contsinins -boatco acres
about five miles frora hlcxaadr,a, Oh
the Colchester road, :djoinipg lhe farms
C. Mr. lisywoea Foote ard .iT. DcnG;.
Johnson, III: greater part q. which i:
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dap,sG to closer and The production 81
vegetable, Astounding in excellent
sprinss, from which The meadow lane
mar be waierea.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres ol
Land, all in wood end timber. except e.
bout Fifty acres cleared and under good
fence. on tho Ravcn.worth rad, abou'
six miles from Aiexandris. and adjoining
the lands Of William Hepburn, Dspiei
Dui.ny and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile fron the FIRST mentioned
farm.
CE: SIMGS.
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THE HOUSE now occupied BY DR.
Brooke, adioining the residence OF Mr.
Isaac Gibso-, with or without the Fur
ni,ure.-Eor terms sppiy
Isaac Gibson.
September ~. u
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A. MoopE. Res'r
This is to give Notice

That the sub, criber nj AlexarGIiu enun.
" in the district o. Colun,b'. has b IN
Ell from the Orphans Cour, Il said
County. letters Of administration eth
the viii am, yca uD the ssia,e Of M.
eare, Hutchso, late az the County a.
iorcsaid deceascd.-Ail pe sons having
claims against the sgd decedeit are
hereby warned 10 ~ ibit the .sns via
tae vouchers thereof, 10 The .Mb,csIb~rs
duly authenticated ard passed By the
Orphan, Csnrt, on OF beiprt the Sd
day Of N,sesnber next. or hey msy ~
sw he excluded FREQ, all benefit ,os. d
estate, and those Indebted thereto are
REQUIRED To NAL ira1 edi.te pa,np.,.
Given usde- my hand bis Sd DAY Of
November 1914.
rIares Ihroer,
.zim'o, rvIh ne " II at.fIrd Of
Margaret Hutchens.
Nov. ; .w
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Wanted to Hire.

For tie ensuing yer smart well dis.
posed NEGRO BOY from - 20 Is
years ed, to attend upon single per.
son. Erqnirs ., the Office Of the Ga.
zete.
October &
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November Is.

10 Rent Lease or Sell.
THE subscriber will rent for the en-.
suing year, lease for term OF years,
or sell fer cash or on long credit, that
NOTED TAVERN, &c.
IN Port Tobacco, Charles County state
of Maryland, at present occupied BY
Mr. Hors,io C'agctt
Samuel Chapman.
N.v ro,Yn. Gas Co. Dec. ~
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JUST PUBLISHED
BY THE sURsCR RIDERS

a nsxt c,lj ion Of Or. Waits 5 plain
AID easy CATGCtiiSN.S for Cki,,;r III.
10 which are aS, ed a PTesely- ,ivc
f.om tie Sius and Follies OF Youth :
Inc y cstmirstcr S,sembly's shorter
CATEC AiSA.w,lh Explanatory Noies
and Soriptursi 3efessnces.-So Songs Ii
yin> x Mora, with some shor, PRAYER.
for nc use ei differently the same
Author,
james Kennedy g Son.
Nov - aif
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
Ele, Dollars Re,rara.

u AN away from the Snbs1ii5sr e,I
II the morning OF ,he 27th OF Sep
.cmber last, an Apprentice to the To
,accon,,t business, ~ be rtmc o.
GEO6Gs WALLIS, II years Old,
bout 4 fse; 6 inches hi u he is seIy
small for his age, OF a ssndr ccrcplcx'
ION and yery much tietkied, * marx
I'd OF his arms wi'h an T. &c ard ~
Anchor, and the Two frst letters 6 h.
name he hal ca when he vert T..
way, bu1 stripcl cotton IscS:t ant'
,rowscrs. A,ewsrd OF FIRE doi;srs WI.
be given to apptehcnf sal! AnnTfnse
an! return him to ne in hlfx,gd,i;
lorcwara n persons wha'evcrf ~
harhorinC or in INV manacf e. p,of
ing said runaway at their rcr,l, 5 ]
viii pu, ihe lav in lorcc ,gatast all OF.
fender.
~ am inclined TO believe be is
PETER RHODES.
Esy. "
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To Kent,

10 Kent,
THE Country Seat en- Cameron
{ Hill. formerly the r opcry o
John Richter, deceased. This tere.
men, is beautifully situated OF com.
manding eminsnce, u frcm its health.
mess and cen,iguiiy to tbe Iows oI
Alexandria, offers strong induce
ment to gen,eel 'aHniiy.
ALSO.
The House and I.n: lately occupiet
by Dr.. Brooke, where variety o.
handsome Furniture may be bought
Apply n
James c. Deneale.
N,y 10
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1lCO kCF ES.

This place is wsIl ,irisogtd With .
comfortable ard rcmnsot us I'VE ing
house, an1 Ill n.e"ient md rete'-
srry ost houses, lsrns, sisbes quar-
teis, &c. &c. a. suner!or q aD,y he
mos; healthy ust on \, t..st p y a
the country. On this !:rd are .es'r
we'll prcpart d timothy H.. do%s ~
very considers able q, artii; Of = -
isweii adapted 10, aud Gas, ottt
ton for timothy the sol z mrcit =
fertile and well adapted TO .pe SOY IN
OF wheat, corn. &c. from severe ex.
ptr'meris plaster acts we'll on BIS
land some OF it is we'll set snk ell
clover. There is On il g'est hun.
dance of,imbcr anf wood, 1t vii be
sold On the premises to the bixhest
bidder on the first Thur day IN No.
ven5er next, il fair il not the next
fair day Terms Of sale, three equal
payments II the end Of six, twelve and
eighteen months; the purchaser Wv
ing bond with approved securities, With
a lien upon the land until Tie purchase
money is psi.'.
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Corn s. Corn Meal Stepped

ON evniar rorning last, about day
rrh.. SAN. b!a < Meal ndsd on Capt.
T.ckcr's Wh,r! from boat. hrs faSs'
con,ain;as src!l=d Corn and Corn
S,a,,, On baskets OF Corn IN the ear,
AMOUNTING 10 about barrels ?1d a
balE and irna,sdi1tety showed off n
l:s il. The proper,v he's been tfkc"
care Of, and the owner mnY have 1t cI
describing tie same, and paying thc
expenses Attending TIC securing otI
AMI the cost of this ar'ver. rr'e7'.
Henry Frazier.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
~ pursuance Of asDccrse sfthe Co''n.
" Cour, of FSiFisx, made between
]. I'm Belhnger and otheIs Coz p!a'-
rams aad Richard freemen's heiis
Defendants, will be sold or ths pre-.
mis.s on Saturday the 26,h OF this
month,
A Small tract Of Land con-
.aining % ..crss. adjoining the L-pds
of Mr. Robert Patton In Fairfax Coun-
" Tire terms OF Sale will be made
known on TIA, day--Sale to commence
It Il O'Clock.
R. I. Taylor, Comr.
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THURS DAY NOVEMBER "a, 1914.

The Subscriber
Has inst Reeeiv.d q for Sale.
Fresh aiusca;ci Rais;ns,
Soft Shcl.ed $Imonds,
Prunes very large and fresh,
Mrstards,
Baskets Of Salt,
Money Purses, Pocket Books, WAX
and Garnet,, ard other different kinds
Of Beads, Snuff aud Segar Boxes, siic
and olher kind of onas. French Per-
fumes and fcma'um nd severa. ctacr
articles suitable sor I.adies.
Louis Becler.
Jn', - #
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James S. Scott,
John Richards,
ORPHANS COURT.

OI6I AI1hHN u 0oON1s
Herandr'd County, .Nov. Term, 1914
ORDERED, that the sdp,inist at r
al Margaret Hstehens, deco. do insert
the following adv, rtisement thee tees
week for four weeks In the Alexandria
newspapers.
a CoPY-TEsT.
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PRINTING
sEArtY axBcUrxD AT Tan oFaaca
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

a GRErABII I, the lssi eiii nd
lcslame ni OF tie & CI 10 !snies
z ie'sn, TIE ruDscrIbcrs viii sci IL q
sc ess tie wStreo' he d.ed p,,nri,
con'is ing OF q farm sdt'np x he 'wn
Of ri,cst.way III Prin Geoi Is coun.
". COIL i'm: n'npf
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Public Notipe.

| YNBE Snb.cribfr, Or Dcpny Cas..
lscfor Tor the 22d C.l,Auru Dis
uict Of VirR'uia including The couu,.o,
Of LoSdoan and Fniri-x, pm poses 10 at.
tsbd at tie following Places. HE aay.
hereafter mentioned, SER tho purpose uf.
rsesiting entries Of carriages.
On Monday he Sd day 81 J.nca-y nc.,
at Waterford.
fussday AIN iillsborones.
Thursday, 9th, M,sdiesuTf,
Friday, 10, Aide.
Mondsy, 9Th, Ieesbua..
saturday, lab, Cen,r.y;lc.
Monday. !s,b, Fairfax Courthouse.
Wsdness>?, 1875, At AspLIy Nelsos.y
Tavern, OF the G lcss.ter Road.
Thursday ls'h, john Goqdings Wc.r
end.
Fsidsy 2o:s. w sv', Tavern.
ea,'foAS -'s'' a, L.nrsville'
Person, oaa;ng Carriages l,il,x 10
attend viii be subjcct to !kc psnshi.s Of
The lew uhlcss their en,ris, are made =.
", >'''sN ~ i'ses"S'b "ktlU bISty QGy
a.icr the 3lst 1t this inst.
lavsil ''yst!ie Of tsis apfsr,uti,y to III.
inra Those whose BONDS ara due f,r du.
ties. 'bet unltss they arc speedily dis1
charsedthe Law will he eefnresd yta.
out respect 70 persons--and tina, no an.
plira.ic", will hsreaEter y. received for
liccD es G,r stills iii B,nds are exaeuted
or tho possy pad * that all miraculous
OF III. RIs,ngs l.s will be noticed.
r takes Of Mercbandiz. Winrs and
sniris, will make their applieaiian, &c
tis Office from and after 5;h d.ys
DeeeHber, 1914, that sll may lie fur.
nisbcd with Licenses by tho FIRST day Of
JAnu,ry, 1915, alter which day tary sre
subject 10 the penalty Of he law should
they retail ai;hout such license.
JOHN LITTLLJ0HN.
Collector ol the Revenue for the 2sd
Collection District o! Virginia.
Celleelsi'- Office
I.ecsburg, u c. "a, 1914
December 30 Iv
4
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500 Dollars Reward.
ABSCONDED fom nv Plantation
commonly called SHdley F.~m,
THREE SLAVES,

FRANK. NAr.HENkY, and FRI
DERI sN-Frank is feet 6 u Z
in1 nas higa, stoutiy formed and re-
mstkauiy strong, about SO or 5 } YEAR,
Of age, very large mouth, tack PRO.
,niisat lip. ia, broad nose and OF =
back complcxion, Bis feet are also
very large. vita several Gears OH them
cut Nv IN axe (; he is Ca henser.--
Mar Hesry is feet, aad apcat inches
high well proPort; oned, active aus
tikeiv, Of dark brown compleXioni
s.oveGly in his dress, iot ycrs intoiii
GENT, and generally smiles waeA :po.
ken to --Erederick is .bout 90 years
u age, s-icet 8 or 10 inchos high,
stoa, aud active. ms an iIrpcdimcri
n ri, speech, and 4 large scsr On his
pnrr lip, is bright Nh Ito with
rev eyes, and short cul i hair
mis- fellow vas formerly accustomed
- wait in the house ara attend on
Niorses /; but for he last ) years,worS-
cd at ,.hs a.acksmith's trade, I vii
i've, il taken within The counties OF
We.tmoreland, Richmond, Northum-
Ic,lasid. ancastcr, or any Where IL
nc state OF sia,yland, Fifty Dollars
Tor either Of the above named slaves
If within tie counties Of stsfuid
" King George, so Dollars each, IL
wi,nin the counties Of Prince WilIism,
Lon loup, Fairfax or any other coun.
ties wl;hi 4, Tie State Of Virginia, Is
Oons,; eath--l If cot Of the states Of
Virginia or Maryland 100 Dollar.
cash. with all reasonable charges Ter
J, insing home, or securing Ill seme
Jail 20 that | get them again. The
hoye slaves had on when they went nif
round i,cksts made OF dark shag cloth
commonly called Bear Skin. with lea-
Their buttons, cotton shirts, and brown
inen, or twillei cotton and yarn pam
/ looms /; they may have other clothes
s,t s,this time recoIlected Lam ia-t
dnced 20 believe thor Object is to get
an ,oard Of the enemy. ships, or pos
sihly attemp, q get to PENNSYLVANIA as
they went OF w',lou, provocstion. !.
VIM. Robinson.
HowAnD, near Alexandria, Fur.
fax County, Virginia.
Nov "a. dtGm
" 3. Tsventy Dollars Will be er
for ecch If token in rae District Of Co
ium6ia.
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five i3oiiars Reward,
Will. oe pia 20 uay rcraoa $40 vii
bsi & isonf- MY
Crcotla or Nanheen Coiorcd
no Il 5 Il.

lie wen, OH o., t:ridsy evsnsas las
.. "a ..,cxas.drni. aud wa. sean I'm oa-
turiay :aaraiag gaias down ibe Hsaa
taw4,i,- 7ir Jane. PA,,oc's, neon
p.ay ...;l black Horse tc.aasiEg to
E.g Pruop---hs is Tour years Old, mHb
d ,,,a K nans asd tsi, sod large t.'zc
i, ais sace---iis Ssns w.!sn 'r-'c.hnG
az. n ~ack and pscc--hss the scrstche-
in both hind 'est--he wa, 1roaSts
irsgss--+s..s .s,.5eei county, ond has
rnsae IN: ~ ..:.ni:;s to go back--shout
: aonth a.o Le .wss tahea M some
mics ahoye 0um'ri~s. CT the RasC
from o. oluan sIil.s % fhSrr's Gap,
Oh the blnn E'Sge. and erP.ct has
made iog the same Road now.
Vim. Hepburn.
Nov, g. g.