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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, JUNE so.

, . ~. II !
The late chief justice Ellsworth was
once told in conversation, tkati the de-
mocrats should gain the ascendency. they
would legisiate on the PRINCIPLES which
thew maintained in opposition. Fears
were EXPRESSED that the government
would insuch weak hands fall to pieces.
Your anprehensions are perfectly idle,
renlied the chiefjnstice. Never fear but
what the government in such hands will
have energy enough. they maintain the
principles which they now do, to drive
the Federal Party from power; principles
which they wilibe the first to violate
when they hold Che reins OF the Govern
ment. Such was the language Of chief
Justice Ellsworth. and it needs no COM
nent ghatever.-Bet. Telegraph
An American vessel ATTEMPTING to en-
ter Surriaan, was ordered OF, the autho-
rites stating it remained q .8ritist Colo
ry. 1t has been thought that all the
Dutch colonies were restored by tie
treaty of Pasis. On reperusal it is not
found so.
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Farte.


sSfer II LUccA. Feb. Il.
INN have had tae aoaour of IN
ID and IN ear MAJESTY BY my reports 81 the
saaas n r.u % t'.is month, of the concen-
= Laeca 4o0sement operated BY tie prince
ee eirc',a afea f'sa, in consequence. ot
ST Fs'ances which induced ne to
SstS(y ee :, to order the evacuation d
e,, - aaa to assemble all he trtoss
aaty. ~ upon z p@nt Of greater Sc
Il Piss ~ esliice has maintained him
[s.a II :. "a M now, bat having receives
- LII llsh expedition AMOUNT
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Public Sale.

" Saturday next tie first Of gdlTat 5
u'clock p. NJ. viii positively be sod
on Beans Wharf, on credit ofWSand
9odaNs, for approved, endorsed, ne-
gotiabie notes,
he cargo of the Rrig ] er-
or. consisfins of leo hossheads 6rss
aality SUGARS.
T. @. MARSTELLER. 4
juno 60.
10 lie National Entelliaercsr and
FEDERAL Republican will insert Il above
I'd send tier accounts tofhis OF ce.
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DOCUMENTS.

q he Ija, -.ora Cs.sttsrsagh in his sppeehlp
-. aSs q Coaaops on The Cd .ugy.
from Eliza Bonaparte to Bona
Cartp.
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las reated tie "a se Warehouse ORC.
site tie Farmers Bark. corner Of
Prince end Watersheds. here e
Offers fof' 81 e his present asso.tmeut
Of C00uS Oh very accom- moGatins
terms. VIZ.
J IN in runcN eors or retail,
( q, lGG0 lis. beyiuv y Il.
1855 Yards h"I. e-loaGe linen,
! 600 bushels c0a@e Sajt.
500 diito Lisbon ditto,
',ime Si.ad, - barrels. WITH ,:ckle,
300 barrels ptine t,etlines. a>o. /,
:o3sar in barrels Or BY retail,
Gott'a ii bate. or do.
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Union Bark, 1 lexandlla,
29fh June, 1915.

lti6n, who fare rafd up tie sfsela ~
tal,rents called for. may receive OF a
icatjon at tie Eank on or after " &C.
lasday next, twenty cents Ter STARE: as
elitideet of Profits FOR tie last months.
By order of tie Reard,
CHS. 7. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
June SO. 2w
At a meets g of the Mem
,rs of tie Beard Of Hea t., at tie corn.
! Chamber in Ale1att ra, June 24th,
815:-
The Foard proceeded to ballot for a
resident and Secretary. Wien GeoleeJ
pneale vas duly eected President, aud
eeicm;n G. .9shton, Secretary.
IN balIoting for a physician, Doctor
emnes was duly elected
James Harris vas appointed messen.
.er.
C9dere1, HAT tie memterssgf this
ard undertake to serutinize tkevario .
arts OF tie town for tie. discovery Of
sisances, according to tie fol owing ar
ansemeut, viz.
iohn Richards, north Of Kieg-sffeet,
5etween Pitt-street ard the river.
George, ileneale. NORTH of Eli :. be-
-aeen Pitt and Ali. ed-streets.
John M'Kinney,' north of King. Le-
-ween Alfred and w est-streets.
George Coleman, south of King and
m,th of Dukestreets, between Fitt-
.reet and the river.
William Fowle, south of King & ncrth
& Duke-street, betv cen fit and Aired.
stgeets.
John Roherts, south of Kine and ne5th
s Duke-st'eet between Alfred AID
" est tleets.
Alexander M'Kenzie. south Of 1r'Se-
'teet, betN cen Iiti-stgeet and tie IL
er.
John Johnston, south of Duke-streef,
,ete ee, a'itt aid Altred-stfeets.
homas lawEason. s~1th Of Bake, lie.
~ cen AE.ed AID est-tfeet5.
An extract from tie minutes,
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| - ~ = 80 I
e Tcur husband is a very brave man.
ia The field Of battle, hathe is more COW
artily tan wo'ilaa ., Il monk when not
la presence Of tie e1,emy. He has no
faoeal causaee. f;e las been frightened,
and ne has rot hazardsd losing fer a
.aoneat tat which he cannot hold butby
Iac and whine. Make him fully SEN
side Of his alssWditg. When he quitted
"a e army without ny order, foresaw all
the evils which would be Given hin.
an however, better satisfied with the mes
sage he has sent me through you. fbe
be sincerely sorry, let hin watch The mo-
ment for proving 20 We that he has not
been SO u0gratasalas he IS gRsiilaainous.
may yet pardoa saeiojary ne has done
mes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-19

e;den'. A, s'is place thev met VIII = marty
& az Fox ls;'lans, bearing letters from the Rr
3 sor,rns,,dlnt & Prairc Chu Chic to gov Clark,
\ who insl.n II hem of the departure Of Capt.
Dnncsa Graham. Dep. Scalphg Master Gsn
from Rock river. alter bestowing On his wor-
thy comrades, the Sacks, ten barrels of gun
powder, and 90 fusees, as reward for their
services in butchcring the helpless women and
children OH the frontiers.
As usual, the Sacks received the news of
r-,ce. with unbounded joy, and even sent
british flag to protect our messengers on
their return. They acknowledged they had
goo warriors OH the frontiers, and that one of
their parties had been deleatC,I, but could not
tell tin, humber of theirkilled and wounded.
They said they would attend the treaty * 3D.
~ the LamahawS
Four Soiux Indians and q squaw arrived
here ON Sunday last from Praire du Chen, a
c,ony whom is the onc-eyed Snuix. who came
down !, the gun boat from the Praire last
! wear. and who distinguished himself SO gall
;sntlv when that boat was attacked by British
artillery and host or indians.
This Soux and another of his tribe, left this
nIace last autumn with Manuel Lisa, esq. &
sscendet the Missouri to the river Jacque +;
from whence he travelled across the country
To Praire du Chen. On his arrival there, DIX
nj, asked him where he came FROM and what
his business was at that place, rusiely pailing
ms bundle off his back nd examining 1t for
letters. The Souix tod him he was from St.
Louis. Sc had promseG the white chiefs there
be would go to Praire du Chen, and that he
performed his promise. Dixon had this In
dian taken to the fort for examination, threat
ching him with death, Sxc. but the faithful fell
how would give him no information, and said
be was ready for death if they chose to XII
him.
He was then thrown into a dungeon, & con-
+, fined there considerable time but finding
him obstinate, they liberated him, aud sent
him from that place.
This trusty Indian set out in the depth of
writer on his mission, and visited the diff, rent
tribes OF the Souix nations, y arrived again at
Praire du Chen, and found Dixon had gone
TO Mackinaw at the opening of the navigation.
= He says he remained there some time, wit
messed the execution of the fort by the British,
who left behind them the cannon. but return
cd night or two afterwards, and took the
guns away and fired the fort. This brave
fellow went into the burning fort and brought
off the America q g aud medal.
He says all the people have LETT the Prairie
except two families that all the provisions
were carried oil by the British for the use of
their men, He called at the Sack village at
Rock river, and was told they lost Sacks
and one Iaway Killed, and wounded iii the
affair near fort Howard with the late captain
Craig. He says he is now content, having
performed the pledge he made to governor
Clark.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-19
PETERSBURG. July IS.
OYER RL{ELN7ING C.HL.4IH{I'Y Z

III A .
Our day of dreadful visitation. has at length
arrived--two thirds of the late fiourisiline
town OF Petersburg are in ruins. About 9 o.
ciocis on Sunday night, che appalling cry OF FIRE
sounded IN eur eers, ana in an instant after
the alarm bells confirmed the rnourntil truth.
The flames were seen to issue from stable IN
the rear of the dwelling house occupied by
Mr. John Walker, on Boiling brook stree, 3:
in the lnst of cluster of old wooden build
ings, whose conlbusIible materials spread the
destroying element with electric velocity In
l moment the flames spread far 81 wide, lev
elling IN their course both sides of Boling-
brook, and the north side of Back street
while the market-sQuare, b all the adjacent
buildings shared similar fate. 1t was hoped
tlatthe stiffness of the night and the width of
Sycamore street would stay the progress of
the FIRE in that direction. Vain hope Not
withstandng a number of houses were blown
UP tc arrest its progress, the flames caught
ON the west side of Sycamore, and in few
hours Frustrated every house, except two or
three. as far as the little bridge. The fire
was at length arrested at opposite points on
Old street, having consumed the houses to the
little bridge on both sides of the street, ex-
cePtthe new building of Mir. John B. Read,
sweeping with the bosom of destruction, all
most every house to the rivers edge At
day-break yesterday morning, the fire began
to subsde, having ragged with undated fury
nine hours, and destroyed mass of properly
which 1t is fearful to calculate. Persons who
never Saw Petersburg, may form some idea of
our dreadful tuation, when we state that not
more than dozen stores of any magnitude,
escaped destruction.
We regretto state, that several lives were
lost by the blowing up ofbouses-but we cam
not OBTAIN positive information as to the pei =.
sons, except one, whose name was Samuel
Myers, a native of Baltimore, and who was
in the employ Of Mr.. Thos. Wallace.
Neitl..r our time, nor our limited informa-
ton, nor our exhausted spirits, win allow us
to parhcularize. Suffice it to say, 1t has in
decd been season OF dreadful. visitation to
our town.
Before Friday, we shall endeavor to pro-
cure full Information on tins distressing sub
jet Rey1u6hcan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-19
LOMBARDUS.
PETERSBURGl

Petersburg, the seat Of hospitality, the soil
Of generosity. the favorite altar Of public soi
rit, is covered with mourning 1wo-thi
Of the G mmer-ial part Of it are in asnes -
Goods and otner property destroyed to the A.
mou OF million Cd a half Of dollars AMI
some ives lost! We mourn the elancholy
catastrophe because, in generous, high- min
ded Peters burg, the man Of goodness and of
genius could fad brother
Generous Inhabitants do mt Weld YOUR
selves to despair. Exert your fine spirit, nd
raise yoar town again from ruins The svn,-
patty, the grief, the good wishes Of the whole
country are with YOU.
Ihe corrsscatIon was distinctly visible in
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LIND iEUR Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE.

Z-fU TEX fIS OF I.HNU.
YING on the sonLh side OF James River, and houn-
8 ded on the South by tie rca iIssl;r, TO Wet
ham, and about two miles from the town Of AIaucq-
ter-is now 'sosed lies we'll for oul,iystion End j.
equal TO anT land in the negnborhoci--s wstcred by
several excellent sprirgS--contiguous which, are
handsome settles or building, within view Of Richmond
The Subscriber invites those who desrous OF own
iug sufiiciency of Land for complete pd convenient
farm near the City, 10 view this Lands position is
excellent, the neighborhood COOL ono, and the
Land of that quality which is well adapted for i'm
provemeut
GEORGE MARKffAM.
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r;OTlCEl
NIL nE som.

crtfe ,rii 'apef .srstst rsa, a. Afr, .yoi- Ri.
sDa's Tavern "a ne Cs'7ify u Caes.ciy.ed
A NALtRLE TRACT UF LAND.
: the sad County, big o. the Apponls;ox l.iv-s
q Siddle Creek. ri'a'ins si'lia ~. drc,' y-rss
o; S'ode's Bridye containing 'ovr halircd ana dir
y ac'eS--oue hundred sc,,. 81 Nieh = c l.ow-
eroon 90 the h,st and seoo id qualities Aho, nne
han oi III Land IS cleared, M! IN sut.. n-,br o.
ther hsi sns " Vi ulna rt as any Lad in the
~ Forty aeres oi th I.niy. Gcns De AZ, VT clear
END wsy - readoc-d fit io euiiiysi1n, v,noa, euin
y single itea
iiere are no buil.iingson tn Ian except iiarn,
- issL by ~ u t. deemed "a ae,..sS, to say a v
tns o. lie lua'.;t-s u tue j., d. - ;u,y purs 81 w 4,
wishes 10 p"ehasc, ca Vie - t,e Lni n, a. time
The terms willie IA ale SHOWN ,',.. a' of !
FRANCIS GCODH
July iQ.------t.ia
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AlrxAsnnrA. july II,

We have been favored by arnerchant wit,ia letter
from capt. Grnnsds ofthis port to his ow.cis dated
J.de1lirG, Ji4ne 90, 1915.
Mt whic' place he arrived on the 10th OF May. Ills
sorso was purchased by the collector tor the govern-
Iaent at SlS, clear of duties 10 be delivered at
Porto Cabello, and 30 days allowed for the pay
ment--to be allowed $50 per day for any farther
detention Fifteen huadred dollars be pail in specie
5000 hides at so aud the baIancein cu II cents
to be put on board free of duty aud shipping char
yes.
On the date oil the letter, the prospect Zoe payment
was very ba-and the place which was in the posse
sion d the rOyasts ia the greatest distress 1bous-
anus OF Families had neither brea any thing else t,
eat anu the government siezed up0l every kind {.
supDlies
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-19
FOURTH OF JULY, 1916.

AT an assembly in Charlottesville, for the eel
eblauon of our Independence, renered brilliant
by the presence OF Female beauty and talents those
talents for which the county Of A benare is SO pec
larry and so deservs,'ly famcd-The Ladies having
retired, the following toests were drank
l. he DAY we celebrato--u.- most illustrions e.
pooh In the annals OF lIbe ty. ~ s cheers
2. The United Sjates--P, oud and oppre sed heir
ess Of the impatient 10 wrest her btnriylt
the TRIDENT, from the palsied hand Of the doang ;i,-
cuTbent. 9 cbeops
8. No Impressment and Peaee-Impressmen and
war, eternal and cxterminating lS cheers
d. ''Free trade and saos's rights cheers
s. Great Britain he American spirit OF liberty.
will teach Decentralization. 8 cheers
6. Massachusetts Oar sister, strayed from the
paths oi her duty the great iaoy OF tue union are
ever realj to forgive her errors. 8 cheers
q Honest nfen ofa partieS-Ihey all Fed.
eraists and ali Republican,. 3 cheers
8. James Madison-rne President of free peo
pie as moderate ia prosperity unbendng in adver-
sly. cheers
.. The Governor Of vhgina-The polished gen.
tleman aud profound statesman. 8 cheers
10 The memeryof General Washington.
II. Thornss Jefferson and Ja-. Monroe-rbe or,,,
ment' II our coun'g, the pride Of their country
5 cheers
heref who supported, the independence Of the Unite
Stst.s. q oI,scTs
49, The heroes Of the late war-Their ac biS,
meets, he glory OF them county the terror OF It's enc
mes
9checrs.
Ii. Agriculture, manufactures aud commerce
cheers
IS. The nations OF the eartb--Peace aud ILerty to
them. 3eheers
IL. The States of Kentucky and Tennessee
II. The American Fair. . cheers
TOLUTTE Ems.
France-Th+ great end the frivolous the poli,'ct
the Eff nnat. tnd warlike FFaDse scc.sss 10 be,-i
the struggle fr tue government ofber choice.
The America Navy
"The co-sacI spared Paris, England spared not
the CAPITOL Of Amercs."'
Our departed trend. PETEn CAuR
This quOlstioa was received with burst % indie-
nation from al par'ies--the Same bitter feelings hnil
ell in the breast Ofthe isinOartt ard the ede1alist
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a IN L, TIE 10Th lest. fendue, be-
W lore the Be-Tavern, il the City of Richmond.
at o'clock, Io4 Shares OF the Cid Virginia BaHk
Stock.
--.fLSO--
On 18th day of August, the premises that VALJ-
ABLE MILL Of the late Capt Henry Gsrnett decd
oil fling GO Queen. The Mii is on the main road
Leading to the courthouse OF the aforesaid county and
about hat mile on, the river, with Greek running
up to the Mill, admltIng boats sufficiently large to
take oil t'e Hour manutaetured at the Mili.-TLe
House IS large and councillors with two pair Of Burr
and one 9 lone St,nes, bpaiirg clotLs q corr
breaker, aud all the Necessary machinery for MANY
lac uiIns. 4 here are large crops of wheat generally
made ~ the neishboroot aud o ers,n disposed to
ei,terinto that line W business would find this uro~
pelty wo, u Their attention. 1t is also valuable as a
Iot,-Ml-and an excellent place for rasnl. hoes on,
the CreeS-like wise adjoining tue Mill there are 40 on
80 acres or excellent Land and new house nearly
finished, which with small expence would be very
comfortable for small family
WILL BIZ oOL), At TIE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
I7vo Biacksrliths,
with the tools OF the Shop, tone Of which is very
fine Smith) The above Mill * Land NAV be pur-
chased az privats contract before thu day OF she. Tho
Mill and Land will be sold for onctrl in ca sh and
the balance IN two equal annual payments Bonds 8,
approved sceuIy tho bonds carry interest from be
date, Il not P'netuslly pas. The Smiths for cash
II rs requested thai all indebted 20 the estate will
make Immediate payment, and those who have claims
10 bring them orwarS, that may Be surprised of the
debts, to make arrangements FIR disesieing them
THOS. GARNETT,1
JAS GAk me Eaesu'ors
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NIALlUE III

oohL malicious persons of whom fer the harmony
OF 'oeey there are but too rany, have been active "a
proPssling report which ia as unoauded in fact, IS
Its Intention is obvious.
IS errrently circulated, to the great prejudice oF
IABB & MYERS, that the frn IS about 10 be III.
s%'yed IN consequence Of sorae misunderstanding b.
tween the parties. For tie satisfaction sG orr en-
poyers particularly and own credit generally we
nod i nec thus publicly to ayo,v, that there IS
perfect &c iity exstiag between 1s and further,
We have MT the smallest idea ofdisseiviag We ca
not conceive whence such report took its origin -
eeept indeed be the invention OF some NAL
cIous am designing wrcich,) except from AT aray il.
which Mr.. Myers WAS coUcerre ed, and which mr.
dGee@ hot the smailes diff rene. between US cider
as private individuals, IS Farmers in bosa,ess.
PHILIP ". TApB
GEORGE r. MYERS
sini'a- report TO the above render. it aacessa,v
N l"snee 10 HN Par.ner, = publish the following usr-
thcate therefore, 80 hereby ce tif, TIN, never
told any person dat hal ef1.-d Ms. Tnbb aV.
hu"area dollars Ia DISCO partnership, and furthes
certify, that 1t is not ny viii
GEORGE r. MYERS.
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Plymouth, or J niau u.

Arr. the American ship Neptune, from
Havre-ee-Grace, having touched at this port
60 take on board Messrs. GaAatin and Craw-
ford, on their return to,America. The Nep-
tune left Havre on Thursday evening, and
brings an account that au express had arri,-
ed there on Thursday afternoon, with an ac-
Count that the Emperor of Austria had made
peace with Bonaparte.
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$50 PEW8RD-

GtTOLEN on Chn,s,ay ngat. the 20th of June,
{ : from the subscriber living At ca ter's Ferry
GOochlani Courty, irEinia my RIDING HORSE
boy, not very bright, renarkrbly well made
-eelvc years old, nearly five feet high, but
rom his close for- and bulk, world not appear
more thar four feet ten, YER short and b1ly,
ride tlc' aby we'll PAGES rather short trots very le-
vel and easy, an forced ~ gilap bears on the tit
and shegs l''. teeth do not rtcoltct any white A.
bout him, but wher ceane tbero ma, be dscoyereia-
dark sire on hs lac hone which extends from nj,
name 70 his tail that has 'bre, uicked When rode
sk, carries wei SOD moves hf-equenty. which m AZ
be called switching. When stald & by tn b.dlc or
eedius, and yoY approach him, he backs his eafq X
shewsa disposition 70 kick bite--siod all ron d. &
w vct.iaf When taken
] wi W. che ab reward for The delivery Of the
horse and thief Or tNcnty five dolIr' FOR the horse
only.
JOHN WOODSON.
July Eff
The Editors oi thp National Intellg heer add Halti-
mo ~ ricao are request To pubih The shove
advertisements 10 tiei pap RS 5tione snd trsn INIT
IN pc mis- i1 THE OHic a. payment.
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JOIN WOODSON.
NOTICE.

n HEREBY caution all pel soos against est,teng nv
vide SlR H TCREER on nv acoount es viii not
pay sny debt oi her coptra tug sfte~ tfis d,fe.
THOMAS TURNER
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LAST MOTIFS MAIL.
Nkw-YoRK, July Is.
LATEST FROM GUADAi.Ol'pE

BY the brig Minerva, Capt. Psrker. Nvho
arrived here yesterday in w, I've DAYS from
Basseierre [Iiwld.) we learn that the Ennpe-
Napoleon al re- appoint Count dc L.
nois governor Of the Isiend.
On the oOth Jn,'e the V.ner bic -, ayr n
Guadaloupc, with an offer OF protection from
the British government hut asintornn ed by
the Gov. rnor, ina, the inhabitants Of the ISL
and were upder his protection.
All the vessels in tie liarbor under. the
Bourbon Gag, tvcre perrnitted TO wear their
flag until the Emperor should be acknow ed
ged throughout Europe.
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A MANAGER WANYET1-

- SolSthe Estates If Mr. Gurus, in New-Kent ard
HIhs- v 'iIisn COUNTS. steady ,nn wit, small
a" ne rust un,ersiaud aecuuots, aud p!1luce the
most ~ exeeP;ionale recomme dsticn--Leters (post
iad) TO Be addressed to the PROPRIETOR .rlng,,.0.
near sieXshdrla,) 10 William Dmdrdcs. RicL.
JuP IS----------p Sy
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From Eugiand.-The cartel ship Robert
Tavior, winch arrived at Boston on TUESDAY
from Plymouth. (Eng.) has brought London
papers TO the 18th My. The Neptune had
arrived at London from France, and may be
daily expected in America.
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4 LII Persons are herebr cautioned against trading
~ ioI ! BOND executed by Shatl,7ch Clarke 4 %.
bert Ha-kihs. totysor CLARKE, for the SUM Of 100
and msde payable the first dsy of Fe ru .ry 1914
tie same having been fully dise,aryea ..d paid b.
me.
SEADRACH CLARKE.
July lQ---oyD
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
sELL-Q q I. A..LLLLL,

IT o HI'PRE.VIICE BUYS
EG ALLY bound tn the Subscriber To learn the
4 A trade Of Coach-Inakng, abseonded fon home mn
Saturday night last. For The apprehension and deli
ve'y oi one ot the boys, VIM. johnson, VINO has tw
years to stay from early ia next January, I IL give
The above reward Of twenty dollars and all legal char
ges--e well grows OF bis age Is tall and slim, near
y SIX feet high, down ,ok whoa SPOKEN to- with fs-
"inine vmee-e Is good woTl:'nan, and ill no doubt
endeayour To procure bushes in some OF the many
shops on the Contihent VI on when he went away
asreen hoincspnn coat, sriped domestic panlaoons
aud yest--but these tic VIII m doubt attenpt to
change Az masters Of sAop7are fsrwarued at their
peril not to employ tlcn1--likcwise alt masters az
ssels are bid TO carry them Of the Stnte For
the other. Waller Peatro s, will give i've dollars re
ward--be has one year - stay from the FIRST Gay Of
mex Jan.
Gi,rn under my hand in the City Of Richmond. this
9Th july, 1915.
CHARLES BOSdER.
Julv 10 IF