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VALUABLE LAND Fur SAT. .

VALUABLE LAND Fur SALE
IN THURSDAY the tenth day Of August next M -.
w hnot the -xt fair day will De offer, d for sal,
o" 'ae premises, tract OF land IN the county of nv
i'aIah. belonging to the cst.fe Of James IyIe decii
gg III Tie South and North fork of Fine Greek. cos
tanning sl7 ACRES BY late survt oft, Svryevor Ci
.aa oouny nths following tefms to wiz :-One
tird OF the purchase money 10 BE- paid ON tb. fs, 49,,
oil January, 1876; third on the first dav of -
usry, 1917 and the remaining third o the first d.,
OF September ensuing u'V
, Bonds for amount Of purchase TO be execu,e, bz
me purchaser, 70 bear interest from the day o. SAT-
AID Need OF Trust on The land TO seeure ;b.. 80,
ment thereof, will be required. 81
. M.Jor Samuel ii. Saunders or Mr. William .
locke, VIII give the necessary inflammation 70 a.
person inclined 70 purchase ~ any
, Possession will be given 25th Deer next With y.
eelty to SOW wheat in due season.
FOR RENT,
: AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
G fehacre q ground in Me,.chester, rear the cooi
opf'ns' on winch is dwelipg-house, with other con
ee'e houses, and garden suitablefor "a small fam,
oe'onSlng To- the said estate, present occ1ned
by MAJ. Edward Branch 'up'e"'
: CT The above Sale is POSTPONED Pill or
Ausnst at which time the land therein r,enr;, -
Will DC offered fer Sale
:. JAMES BRANDER.
49, 49,. 4geatt/or
80 loBT. GRAHAM, Ex'or- of y
FcIs Fl-EE, 'tT the e5th Deceubsr next "a, nece.
gro .tfefi, Labourer@-.4pply 10
II JAMES BRANDRR
Manchester. Jung 81. tis 11'N
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UNITED STATES STOCK

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the f,u,.v
~ ing certificates otthe Unitrd States stock in the
name ofIoann' Finale, beaT~g date ,aa hsluw, have
been lost, or rnis'ad, and that dire application viii be
made ut the Loan-Oiice Of the Uaied States, for
Their renewal. 80
SIX per cent.--NO. 1908, Apiiloth, 1904.
S687 SIS
655 SIS
ROBERT M-CANDLISH,
.Rctnaini5,- Tor otJoaanu Fin,ae. a,sc'A
WEiaz1ebUrg, J1LY 15.--3m
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July IL.
$50 REWAPO

GTOLEN Oh Thura-ay n;cht IL oo,,.
+ from the subscriber living Al Carte,,s - ,uI.S
Hpochland County, Virginia, my RIDING HoRSTT
a Day, not very bright, remarkably well md.
f we've years old, nearly five feet high, bi.
mar. tbs, is I e form and bolk would not appear
rmes 9lerbIy well pa Father short, ,ro;, VERY 10
yer AND easy, and forced gallup bears on the II,
s snu shews ms teeth do not recopect any white
b,ssk Nm ~. Shen eeane there may be discovered
','v'A on MS hack bo1e, which extends HI,
name 70 his tail, that has been ncsed. When roe,
prHk cSrrIcs ell and moves itfrequentI, which No.
~ esl'en swi'eilnis Whensiapdng blythe bride ~
@sa you approach him, he backs his ears, &
was very fat when taken.s ." ''uiu' G
WIZ eve tiie above reward for dle delivery of the
ony. 'N t''e hoiAs
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JOHN WooDsoNs

JufT lZ.------~tf
''e I.'.,ors on tls National Inteligencer and Ba
more Ainerean' are req1esed-to publish tbe sL,vs
~ yerusement IN their papers times, aud ,r,ns,.
t'1r aeoompis to tbs Office for payment.
have reson to believe tie above horse vs,
Ijggea. '' '''''Se'i Joseph
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NOTICE

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NOTICkI.-

Ipa.. FoUSHEE. ecar. p. NJ.
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II List Of Letters remai,iir1g il, the Post OF.
~

TO James o=ileds, ESQ 0'''' DA-oNDo'SN'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

was arriving 10 Tic nidst OF sou With happy
udinys, TO anncnnce 10 you that whatever has
passed Is forgiven to assure you Of indivd.
ual liberty and the irrcvocsblc maintenance 20
Of its rights TO afford you the means emit
Ting and pcrsisting in your thoughts and to
shield you from all kind Of intolerance.
am come too on this noble mission 10 de-
clare TO you in the name of the Emperor,
that 1t is his intention to preserve tina, peace
which has shamelully dictated TO US, but by
ennobiing IL at the same time by his moder.
alton as well as by the imposing attitude OF
an army which still retains all its glory and
all its strength in fine not to Gloss the lin
It's OF The empire except in cases Of unjust
aggressions.
Such were the words of peace which was
bringing to you in exchange for youi SUBJ
mission to your legitimate sovereign, when
The repeated shouts of " Vive fEmheror" ap-
prised me that by the example set by THU
great end interesting city, the wishes Of the
whole department was In unison with that OF
the majority Of the French.
Inhabitants cf Bordeaux I have known
from happy experience your patriotism and
and the love which you bear the person OF
your sovereign. ] never doubt, your return
10 good order whenever that spirit of faction,
with which you have Of late been troubled,
should cease TO exist. Who among you, in
fact, would not devote yourselves in recon-
qucriDg tho glory attached TO the name OF
Frencbnen which had been rendered con-
temptible TO promote the views and interest
ofusuI patton and by whom ! by handful
of individuals, grown grey in foreign eoun-
tries, whose watch word was Civil War, and
whose principal aim was to render con-
temp,ible the heroes of our nation.
Inhabitants Of Bordeaux Continue to re-
main in that calm state in which felici,ate
myself to have found you-be upon your
guard agant those pcrfdious friends who are
sill lurking in obscurity; place entire con.
fdencc in the wisdome and vigilance ofyour
magistrates, and you will ere long enjoy the
happy effects of revolution which may with
ruth he called miraculous, as it has rescued
the empire from incsle uIable evils by which
it was threatened, and which would infaiibly
have been realized had /, not been for the
extraordinary courage Of the great Napoleon,
and the devo,cdness Of his troops and of the
countries he traversed to repair to his capital.
The Prefeet Of La Gironde, Baron Of tho
Empire. FAUCHET.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
deaux, April 3, 1915 !
ll,h Military District. (
ORDER OF THE DAY.

General Clausel hastens 10 app,se the an.
tborities, as well civil as military, of the ll,h
district, Of his appointment Ivy the Emperor
to command the troops, national guards, and
inhabit ants of this district.
He transmi,s to the generals commanding
in the departments OF La Gironde, the Ian.
des and Lower Pyranecs, and 10 the projects
of those districts, ministerial letters, which
will inform them officially Of his appoint
ment-In using therefore, the powers in him
vested by the Emperor, he orders the gene
rails com mmanding in the department Of La
Gironde, the Landes, aid Lower Pyrenees, TO
cause the tricooured cockade to be worn by
the troops, and to display the national flag in
all public places as formeiy. He also invites
the m to keep at the disposal OF government
all horses that may have been purchased by
the kings orders, for the use OF royal vol
unteeIs and to cause to be remited into the
military maglz,pes all arms, accoutrements,
c,oathing, SC. that may have been purchased
for the use of those corps. The projects are
invited to cause those effects to be faithfully
deposited in the military mag zines and to
issue forthwith orders that the requisition Of
men, money, provisions, &c. intended TO
have been levied by the agents OF the late
government, are declared, null and void.
The governor general invites the gene
rails and projects TO use their utmost infiu.
ence IN preserving good order, peace, and
tranquility in their respective depaitments,
and to be active In supprcssing any commo-
ton that may have tcndancy TO kindlc a civil
war.
They arc also informed that i, is the will
Of the emperor, that the past conduct OF a
few individuals at the time the British enter.
cd Bordeaux, shall not be brought into qucs.
lion as his majesty wishes to bury such acts
in prr!eet oblivion.
The regular military force shall arrest any
person who may be found bearing dispatches
either to or from agents who may haze been
members Of the late government.
Done at Bordeaux, the I'd OF April, 1915.
Lieut. Gen. Governor Of the lth military di-
| vission.
Lieut. General Ciauscei entered Bordeaux
on the ID April, and has for the present
tho command OF his district. All officer who
| hold commissions no, obtained from the min.
i.,er Of war Of his majesty the emperor, will
Immediately cease to exercise, their fune.
| tions.
(sisned) CLAusEL.
.fadress IF the Perfses Of "a CirOnSe 10 tas
| ipLabifan,s IF Bor6raur.
Asa minister Of pesce aud rseoncilis,ion
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY l8, 1915.
From ENGLAND,

Arrived yesterday the British brig Vittoria,
40 days from London, with a valuable cargo
Of dry goods.-Passenger Messrs. Mathew
Ralston, and Paxton.
Mr.. Raston left London on the 9th of A.
pril and has obligingIy favored US with large
files OF various English prints to that date.
hey are principally occupied with extracts
from French papers, relating TO the ls,e Q.
vents in France, most of which have already
appeared in this country. Mr.. Ralston in.
forms, that it was currently understood, that
the British government, on the 9th April,
would issue a declaration as to the course
which it meant TO pursue, in relation to
France. Indeed such paper, he thinks had
been issued on that day he could pot sue
ceed in obtaining copy, nor could he learn
what was the tenor of it.--Phl. Gag.
WinGsor Castle, AtrH His Majesty has
passed the last month, in uniform state of
tranquility but his majes,y's disorder con.
tiEues unaitcred. (Signed as usually
London, .1hra a.-Yesterday q French
messenger arrived al Dover, with despatch.
es from the French government-some say
from Napoleon himself, for the British gov
ernment. He came from Calais in one Of
the passage boats, and remained at Dover
last night when the mail camo away, waiting
for permission from ministers to proceed 10
London.
April 4.-The French messenger, whose
arrival at Dover was announced yesterday,
was not permitted to proceed to London with
his dispatches These dispatches were, 1t
now appears, addressed to the Count de Chas-
tre, .he French ambassadors. He has also
with him dispatches for some of the French
Consuls in Scotland and Ireland. The mes.
scnger sailed again YESTERDAY from Dover for
Calais.
From what passed 10 tho House Of Com.
mons last night, it seems apparent that min
listers consider themselves and the country
der war unavoidable. ~
The Earl of Harrowby and AIR. Wclle'Iey
Pole, sailed yesterday evening from Dover.
They go to Os,end, whence they are TO pro.
ceed 10 Brussels, where council is now as.
&c milling, which will be composed of minis.
ters, not only from the States tina; formed the
Congress at Vienna, but from mos, OF those
which contributed TO the success OF the last
campaign against France. At this council
the political and military measures, TO be O.
dopied for supporting the declaration OF the
allied powers, at Vienna, will be taken into
consider alton, and the expectation OF the best
informed circles is, that the first act, should
all the circumsta which may come under
discussion be found TO demand il, will be so
address q proclamation to the people o
France, reminding them Of the eirermsisn
ccs in which they stood towards tho allies, q
tho tiuc Of the treaty Of Fon,ainbleaI Of the
full power Of the latter to have enforced the
| military psoal,ies to which that eoun,ry hss
l subjected itself; after losing an army il
| s,aking wars upon oil others ; Of tho eifee
| of Eonspar,e's A5dieaiion in bar Of those pen
si,ics sad oi The dc'y sliding IL, which ,h'
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4 camp oi 5000 men ia about t. oe iorn,

II l.
! cd near Bcanoais.
les the 9Th instant.
mcnt did not prevent their agents from com
miiting spolia,ions of every kind. Valusbl.
furniture, silver, diamonds, SC. belonging Il
the State, were taken away. A sequesiratior
will be placed on the property Of tulpsble a.
gents, who have participated in the spoils, ant
OF those who having the power to prevent it,
did not exercise il.
Marshal Nry left Paris three days since, to
inspect and take command of the frontiers oi
Flanders.
At Valencicnnes and Lise the tri colored
flag waves at every corner ; the best dsposi,
'ions prevail in both those cities.
Vaieneiennes, March 26.--The com mmunica
tion with Brussels appears to be interrupted.
The Hanoverians who are on the lines, pc mi,
Frenchmen TO pass in, but will not allow them
10 return. The Generals do not appear to
rely on the Beleians they place them in the
rear, and put Hanoverians in front.
All the Begians who have served with the
French army, retain their ancien, a,tschmen,
TO the Emperor.-Long live Napoleon is
heard in all the villages, and many have airea-
dy Joined the French advance posts.
Bordeaur March 23.- Madame, the Dutch.
ess Angouleme, embarked at Pauiilac yester-
day, the 22d instant.
Paris, March 27-Thc Duke Of Castigli.
ono Marshal Angereau) has published an ad-
dress 10 the soldiers under his command, at
Pecn, calling upon them 10 rally under the
eagles Of Napoleon.
LONDON, March 25-Wc have no hcsita.
tion in asserting, that the Nelson the largest
line of battle ship ever bull, in England, is not
an equal match Cor the Independence, lately
launched in America.
/, is confidently asserted, that Louis 18th
formally requested, Two months since, that his
residence a, liartwell should mol be rented.
The Princess Talieyrand has taken lodg.
ings at Richmond.
The Duke of Feltre, Clark had an inter-
view, this morning, with the Duke Of York
and Lord Pamerston. 1t is stated, that his
baggage, which contained many valuable docu.
ments, was seized at Calais, with that of the
Royal Family.
March 26 1t is absurd to make any spec
ulations on the line of conduct which the Al
lied Powers will adopt in consequence of the
restoration Of Napoleon. In fact, the wisest
statesmen have been astounded by , change
SO unexpected. No one point can have been
ye, de .ided, for the best OF all reasons--ihc
necessary time has not yet elapsed 10 COM
municsle their different sentiments and o.
pnions since Napoleon has re-asceaded the
throne. does not follow, of course, that
war may be considered as already decided up.
on. The Allied Powers will not inconsider-
ately embark in an enterp'ze attended with
such important results.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22
FIFTY DOLLARS REWaRD.

4 RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Arundcl county, Mary
land. near Queen Anne, on the 10Th
instant. a Observation-Disclosures, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about feet 8
or 9 inches high-had on when abscond,,
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
|tbe EDGES with red, dark blue panta-
|loons Very much worn, white cotton
shirt. a new furlat and beets. he has
laIso 4 variety Of other cioathins with
him which IS uuknown-zhe is an artfui
itellow. and as he reads and writes very
veil no doubt will forge pass to answer
Ib;s nurpose. The above reward Will Dc
giiven for securing him in Alexandra Or
iGeorgetown Jail, and Sixty Dollars II
Vim. G.. Sanders.
| N. b. Allmasters Of vessels & others !,
Inre forcwafned harboring or carrying Oh
said fellow at their Peril.
Deccmber IS Wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22
Len johnson.

Was raised in the lower end OF this
county by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ford
and by her heirs wasssold tn me IN the
wear 1872 Ben IS about fixe feet niHf
or ten inches high, his complexion rather
lighter than common black negroes, has
short hair with small thin whiskers high
temples BIS hair growing down 10 {
sharp peake on bis forehead, has high
cheek bones andsharp narrow chin, well
made with roadhips and shoulders. and
a little bow legged, with very small
wrists and ancles. Lenhas relations IN
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington.
some of whom are free and may furnish
BIN with their free papers Which may
induce him to change his name; he has
also connections in tie lower end
|of this county. where he was raised,
and where | think it likely he now is
prlnrking about the City of Washington
or Genrsetown-perllaps he nay epdea-
vour to make his way to Baltimore or
he may wish to get to Petersburg, Virgi-
MIA, and | think it not nnlikely'.as ! sent
a yellow woman home b, water to my
Brother who Iivesin the neighborh0od
Of Petersburg, only three days before
len went off, by whom he had child a
very short time before sent her off,
I will pay The above reward Of fifty dol
lars to any person who will bring said
negro home or secure him in any jail so
that ! get him again.
JOHN e. FORD.
nov 60 e06w*.
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Just landed,
From the Portuguese ship Felicidado,
from Madeira,

From the Portuguese ship Felicidado
from Madeira,
Ten pipes Of choice old Madeira
Wine, sbipt by the horse of Messrs
Goydon. Duff. Inglis & Co. and warrant
ed Of superior quality. for sale atmy
warehouse. Also, forty boxes Of citron.
ainety-fve tubs Of Swedish steel, and
about twenty pieces Of ilannels.
Also ON HAND.
a few hhds. of Madeira Wfee--Scott,
Lopgnan, Pernfold Y Cos brand With IT'D
4 few bales German linens and glass
ware, assorted III boxes.
The ship Fel,sidado will take few
hundred barrels Flour ON freight to Ma
deira, if application isimmediately made.
Terms peculiarly favorable to the ship
per will be offered BY the subscriber.
Robert Patton, Jun.
Dec s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

telr co business, Il IS probable that al
{ Is a,estins 4 proposition will be made
III the formation Of this c0nnpany. y,
ssSceipe the foundation laid, tor sf ilas
ttsfcDufse. thatwiil be equally produc-
tive 10 tie planter and the alelt hant.
Otkef establishments Will we have nc
doubt follow this, ID rapid sacc essioia, g
that Id few years men viii be astonlsh;
ed that they have been so long bind %
their own interests.
We are happy to understand, that et.
ficient measures will be immediately a.
,lcbtsd for improving the navigation u
the C&nai, while, we are confident. fionl
the intofmationwe have received, that
the eitizens csthe upper countries, will
soon remove the distractions IN the III
vers above.
Norfolk Ledger.
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NEw YoRK. Dec 19.
LATEST FROM LYNDON.

Tie editors of the N. Y. Gazette are
indebted to captain Curran, Of the ship
Samuel, Tor Londen papers to the 18th Of
October. They afford few interesting
articles, being two days later than be-
Tore received.
stocks- Consols at London for money
we're. October 27, go rs acc. 81 5-S-
|0mnium, IA S-4.
The Princes Mary Packet, arrived al
falmouth, Oct. "a, in is days from Hall,
fax.
The Arniston transport, from Ceylon.
was wrecked On the SOth of May, near
Cape Laguillas, and about $50 officers,
soldiers. SC. were lost. The carpen-
ter's mate and S others, we're the only
persons saved. 4
Major Keller had arrived in London
from France, with Bonaparte' carriage,
horses, plate, sc. taken BY the Major al
Waterloo.
The refractory seamen at Newcastle
Shields. &c. were completely su5dued,
and no apprchensions entertained @
further trouble.
Boston papers Of the S0thof Sept. had
been received in London, containing the
particulars of the disasters of the late
gales, &c.
The newbrig Trinne, Small, is adver-
tised to sail from Bristol for philadcl-
mia, the middle Of November.
THE Founding, from HAVANA fer
Greeuock, arrived at Milford Oct..s6.
She spoke. In lat. 81, Il, long. ] 8. 43, in
a gale. the ship Lorenzo, II days from
London for N. Y. all well. This ship
has beenlong expected.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

The following extract Of letter from
one Of. the gentlemen who projected the
expedition from Cambell county, noticed
IN our last. viii shew the interest that
IS felt in the abjeet Of this little vosy-
are Of discovery. BIZ persons more re-
mote from the immediate scene OF ITS
utility. Assuredly then, pleasing an
ticipatiens which are INDUCED by those
al distance, should be.felt IN 4 tripli-
cate ratio BY ali friends to the welfare
and prosperity Of our Borough,--. p's
fslk Beacon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

i tails friend m lSstt' fli,s'e 90 te2
Easaoss9yres; Avg. go.
sss.I expected on my arriSalto have
y y 81. .e;,,fs in 4 favorable situation !;
y. INV .;,ss the, bid secured the ceantrv
'.ilss . a@ Nv becoming masters of
e 'Ess VA er6yisce. d governments SINH
'ass',, ssss { tbl States wrB'd bees
I.sas ~ bY i paioa of the different
&c.. @.'; css i Paragon ysrnjer oRe head,
l1V''F Fs,sn.nr 4 ceuststution conducive
=. az" Am osoersl interests anu pros,erity.
80 Esn 81 nniiing themselves, each
I , NJ acts Far,tseit. BY having sepa-
- chiefs AMI laws. Tie province Of
1S j. IL Plata, Of vkich Monte Nideo
ms e,,;ef town. situated On the other
..;ae q this river and which MAS some
s;s, snec conquered from Spainhy the
s ss, Il this side, and annexed to this
soyetpnenf. arenov iaoppositi0n to It.
ssa rf3egs thereof who are principally
Fam this place. complain they are with
,s 80, any means If defending themselves
y; 81 ess, the lseyalistsshonld attack ghem.
,hs cannon which belonged to the forti-
sections Of Monte ildee. as also the
ANS. ammppition, &c. icing removed
- Buenos Ayres, a ,.e-yy contribution
having been laid on the iahabitants, and
that they are not allowed the same adj
yantaees as the citizens OF this place.
Gen. Artigas, their principal chief, who
maintains himself at the head of a con-
siderable force. sent deputies. some
time since, with certain propositions |:
but how they will settle the same, it's
Impossible to state. In consequence OF
this misunderstanding. there is no cons
manicaiion between this and the ether
side IF the River, which lends consider
ab'ytO the disadvantage Of commerce. "
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+ lfty Doiiars Reward.

- ANA w Al frbn1 tie subscriber liv.
81 ,ing In Charles County, Maryland
On the niightof the 8Ehinst. B stout ike
~ negro man, about 22 years Of sge:
had % wien be Runaway a short ccat aud
pantaloons, made Of homespun, cotton
warp filed in with dark mixed yarn and
woye fustian, new fur hat. wifhab black
sash round The crown and coarse cot
ton shirts-he has withbim other cIoath.
ing and win very likely change his dress
HR Calls SKIMSkLF
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Port Of Alexandria

Arrived schooner George Washington
Henry, Norfolk.
s The shin Ocean, Fowle, was to sal
from Charleston for Liverpool the 18th
instant.
The ship WiIhelmina, Baxter,e has ar
rived at Charleston In 8 days, and pre-.
Daring to lead for Liverpool.
The brig Critericn, Cotton, from Hex
andria. has arrived at Gibraltar, and pro
ceeded for AIicant.
The ship paragoa, Cobb, from Boston
IS in the river
Est Of recent arriccls at Gibraltar
Get. "a.
Ship Thomas Gordon, captain Savage
60 DAYS from New-0rleans.
Schooner Sine -qua-non, captain lar
rod, 28daysfsotn York.
Brig Hippomenes, "a days from New
York.
Brig Criterion, captain Gotten. @
DAYS from Ale yandria. So
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Wanbed.

A lad as an a,a:l entice, from IA TO
l6 years of age. to attend in a grocery
store, who writes. a tolerable hand and
will be attentive to his business. Apply
to the Printer. is:
December Is cost