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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
New-Loudon, March %.

N, NIW-IlouU0n, MARCH %.
./he Jrfgafe United States. Conmodore
oHd7r' or SHnday last came doqvn the rirer
and anchored oT Wfwhroh's .Nsek. n,
coa7iag 10, Shc. fred salute TNe Dhlcedo.
'tian remains uh me rtOerl CAM. lanes is
shorf(y exfeeted here, IN fake command ar
her. These 8hlts are ordered 10 hroceed 10
Boston. ~
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EDUCATION

A SCHOOL Will be opened on Thurs.
IA day the 1st of June, if sufficient en-.
enlargement be giveu, at the house FIR.
merly occupied by Mr.. Paradise, between
Duke aud WoIf-streets, for the purpose
of instruction 10 tie several branches ol
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, English
Gramn'er, Geography, aid Surveying il
requested.
The subscriber having had experience
and success in teaching hitherto, fatters
himself that he shall be able to give per-
feet satisfaction, to the parents of those
youth who may be committed to his care,
He therefore hopes to merit share OF pa
tronaee, and public apnrobation.-Fol
terms apply at MIR. Paradise's book
store.
WIN. OLCOTT.
May 25. d5tf
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r. WOOD,
Hairdresser & Perfumer.
Nav 25.

F@irfa.r Street. .aleafndria,
ENA Just received from New ork a
EE handsome assortment of large
Quill back Combs of tie best quality,
best quality Quilback side do. Coward
Lotion, for tie more safe and eficatious
removing from the face, neck, arms, &c.
all scorbutic eruptions-Royal Britisl.
Arcanum,' the only lair wash in England
for cleaning, preserving and beautifying
the hair.--Also, six dozen bottles CO.
logne Water-ss boxes first quality Spa
nish Segars-Nail Brushes, and Gene
raj assortment of articles in the perfume
ny line, &c. &c.
May rs. costs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25

miraIty, dated March Fl, has been reat
to the crews Of his Majesty's sllips at
Portsmouth
g The Lords Commissioners OF the ADJ
niralty had hoped, thatsthe ratification OF
the treaty Of Peace with the U. States
Of America would have enabled them to
execute, without any delay the Intention
intimated in their Lordships' General
Memorandum of the S0th April last, of
paying off, whenever that eyert should
take place, the whole fleet, and recoln-
'nissioning and remaining. by volunteers
the ships which should be thought neces-
sary for peace establishment. But the
critical state in which the affairs of France
have been SO unexpectedly placed, rem
ders it an indispensable duty, on the Bril-
fish government, not suddenly to disarm
and leave the most important interests Of
this country exposed to danger. Their.
Lordships are therefore, with great re-
luctance obliged to keep for some time
longer the fleet in commission and they
confidently expect that the seamen and
marines will cneerfully acquiese in de-
lay, which their Lordships sincerely hope
may be short; but which at all events, the
safety and honor of the country imperious-
~ demand. Their Lordships, however,
feel great satisfaction in thinking, tat
they may proceed in the present sy stem of
discharging all seamen who have been in
the service previous to the LIST Of January,
1904, and have since remained, in it,
unless any Petty Officers or sea-en
should volunteer to continue their seryi-
ces at this critical period of affairs:
which considering the great advantages
held out to long service, by the Order in
Council relative topensions, their Lord
ships cannot but expect that many will
be inclined to do. Whenever the state
of affairs permit, relationships will take
measures for paying off the fleet with as
little delay as be may practicable and for
discharging every petty officer and sea-
man now serving On board his Majesty's
Ships
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
REMOVAL.

HyEE Subscriber thankful for past ia-
vors, informs his friends ana tne
public generally, thathe has removed MS
front SHOP to the lower corner OF FAR
Tax and King Streets, where be offers tor
sale q handsome assortment of
Beaver Hats
OF the first quality.--ALSO, a large
quantity of WOOL HATS of very su-
perior quality. and a large supply of low
price FUR HATS that maybe had at the
lowest northern wholesale prices.
All orders from TIE country viii be at
tended to with punctuaiity that will in
sure satisfaction.
Thomas l.. Martin
II. B. TWO SMART pYs will be
taken to the above business
May 2j. eOow.
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Baltimore, .May 90.

Baltimore, May 90.
Arrived, ship Marmion, Robert Davis.
Irregular trader) 81 DAYS from New Or.
leans, and 18 from the Balize, sugas.
cotton, hempen yarn, rum, peltrY, pis
lead Henry Thompson and others.
Passengers, capt. Henly, and Lieutenant
Norris Of the, Navy, several army Off
GERS, in all is in the cabin, Al in ths
steerage. Sailed in, co. with the shits
Ohio and brig Dromo, of Philadelphia.
The ship Sachem, Of New York, left Or
leans in co. but got aground at the Eng
|lish Turn-passed a great number O.!
vessels at the English Turn from different
ports in the United States, bound up.
AT Plaquamin, ship Walter, Child, 2s
days from Newport, and brig Isabella of
Philadelphia. Off the Dry Tartugus
passed several ships bound to New Or
leans, one Of them the Recovery of Phi
ladelphia. Spoke nothing else, except
a Spanish brig from Galacia, bound to
Campeachy.-Caae into the bay on
Thursday one brig stading in.
schr. Caroline, Allen, 90 days from
Carthagena, hides, dry goods and cop
,per-Charles F. Kalkman.-Left there
lst May, schrs. Comet, Cathell, of Bal
timare uncertain; Thetis of do. for New
York in 10 days; Burrows. Dieter, Of
do. for St. Domingo, as soon as the En-
barge laid, should be taken of, which
was expected in ten days schrs Bee.
of Baltimore uncertain, Drummond, of
do. captured of Monte Christie, and
brought in thcre-plea of capture, having
powder on board, and bound to Cuba, an
enemY's port she was under trial. Saw
snip coming into the bay. Markets
generally dull no sale for -four.
Carthasena had been beseiged by
Bolivar, for forty days, occasioned by
Castillo, the commanding officer, refus-
ing to give him the arms which the con
gress at Santa Fee had sent him for I; but
on learning that a large Spanish force
hal arrived at the Island of Margaretta,
the seige was raised, and all united to 90
against Baranklia, town taken a few
days before by the Royalists-Tbe cause
Of the anarrel between the commanders,
was said To be more the effect ofjealousy,
on the part of Castillo, than the requi-
sition male by Bolivar. The patriots. were
very salgGine of success. The landing
of the Spanishs forces gave them no ua-
easiness. Tie whole country. from Car
thagena to Santa Fee, universally patrio-
tic.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, MAY rs.

At a meeting Of the Directors Of the
Merchants Bank, Ferdinand Juarsteller,
was chosen President, James S. Scott,
Cashier, Charles .N'Kaigght, Book Keep
er, and I'm. For, Discount Clerk.
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Baltimore. MN O..

OtVk"tO1P, sH'tJ ~o'
From the merchants coffee house books.
Arrived, British ship Malta, Ball, from
Liverpool and SO days from Cork--dry
goods, hardware and crates---Wilson and
MllEkin. Sailed in company with about
$50 sail for different ports in the United
States and the West-Indies. Spoke no.
thing On the passage. The plat spoke
off the capes two Philadelphia ships for
Alexandria.
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This is to give Notice,

l his IS to give Notice,
TNHAT the subscriber hath obtained
4 from the Orphans Court of Charles
County in Maryland, letters testamen-
tary on the personal estate of John Keech
late of said county decd: All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereofto the subscri4
Der. on or before the first day of Dec.
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
May, 1915.
Lawrence Posey.
May IS. 1awaw*
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"a. 4. l.. - 81 u. / 2 e
Cashier, Charles .M'Kaige,at, Book Keep.
er, and I'm. For, Discount Clerk.
A late English paper saws" Govern.
ment means to give great encouragement
to persons who are DESTROYS of proceed
ing from the United Kingdom for the
purpose of settling in the Canadas-It is
now said, that free passage and proyi-
sions during the VOYAGE, at government
expence, will be provided for such set
tiers, and that they will not only be put
in possession of grants of land, proper
toned in extent to the means which they
may possess Of cultivating them, but that
they will be allowed rations and other
indulgencies for the time which may be
required to enable them to bring their
land into cultivation.''
Extract from a publication, dated Vien-
"a nj, Feb. o., 1915.
/" The English admiral Sir Sidney
Smith, who is here, serving the cause Of
humanity, not only in alternating the
Fate OF the christian slaves in the Barba-
Ran states, but also to insure in future
the navigation of the Mediterranean a.
gainst the derredations of the pirates,
has receire.l from the emperor of Russia,
and the other monarchs who are interest
ed IN it, the assurance of their unlimited
support. Sir Sidney Smith has disclosed
his.plan of the enterprise his expert
ence, and the inspection or surveys,
which he has made of the nlace or ports,
as well on the coast of Africa. as in Eu-
rope, confirms him in the belief of the
possibility of the enterprize. He speaks
OF it with such a confidence, that after
having heard him, one is convinced tfat
ne is the very man from whom we can
expect the success of SO great an under
taking.
$ He has found on the coast of Genoa
every thing that can contribute to pro-
tect and. assure the success of the expc,!i-
tion--in consequence he will go to Genoa
immediately after the rising of the coz
gress,. eventually to have recourse to
arms only in the last extremity. And in
order to interest even the Ottoman Porte
in the cause of Europe, he has already
.,aad out the means of determining tie
Oivan to send orders to all the Turkish
governors, as also to the three barbarian
states, to sustain from all kinds Of hos
Titles against the Christian powers. If,
as we expect. the order is net observed,
ten the Porte is obliged to consider
those who disregard it as rebels, to de-
clare war against them us such, and to
Cooperate in his behalf, in the means
which will be employed to compel the
Deys OF Tunis, ''Tri,nli, and Agiers, to
couduct themselves according to the most
humane and equitable princiip les.''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
CHlRLEsToN. May Is.

Brig AVON, Nye. (of Bosten) II days
from Barbados, and II from St. Pierres,
{ Martin9ne.) Ballast. To King & Jones.
The schooner Superior, Gou.d, for Alex
aadria, with SO Passengers mostly the
prize crew puton board The Lcp@at by the
frigate Constitution, sailed from Barba-
does Oh t,ae 18th OK A pril.- Passenger, Mr..
Wultsr L. Len. Markets at Martinique
Flour, $40 Beef, "a a IS, Rice, 5 a 6 !:
Sugars, Musco,ado, s /: Clayed, 10; A
French brig of war, uuder the Bourbon
Ear, arrived at st. Pierre DAYS before
the Avon sailed, with news of the Revo.
luton in the mother country, which had
avery sensible effect; colonial produce
having fallen IN consequence. The Avon
was originally privaieer, and was cap-
tured, after warm action, by the British
sloop OF war Barbados anetheriship of war
in sight at the tine-but was afterwards
given up; having been taken since the
expiration ofthe time allowed by the treaty
for captures in that latitude.
Schooner Eliza 6. Potter, Banks. Mas
sau, IN. P.)7 days. Corn. Bread and
Flour. TO J. Potter. On the Sd of Nav
arrived at Nassau from Baltimore, when
an officer Of the Custom-House cane on
board with'a number of men, and seized
the vessel, and ordered the hands to UNI
bend her sails, which was reluctantly
obeyed. They assigned no reason for this
proce lure, only that the vessel had no
business there. After ordering the Cart.
and men to look out tor boarding house
the officer bad the matches fastened down
put the sails in his boat, and went off.
leaving one man with orders to let nothing
90 from the vessel, without orders from
the Custom-H House. On the 9Th inst af-
ter petitioning the Governor and paying
expences, we got our sails, and permits
sion to clear out, which we did Immediate
|ly. THE time till which Americans were
admitted with cargoes, expired on the
10th Of April.
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State oft~ Ma,aJactp~srsin the Toarn O
.uendoa, Worcester county, Mass.

JneRd0R, WOrceSteT couHty, Mass.
The black stone factory in this town is
an elegant stone building, Oil feet in
length, and AZ in breadth, 5 stories high
in front, and a stories in the rear. II
is calculated on plan to drive 5000
spindles, most of which are now in ope-
ration. 1t was erected in 1908, and is
now supposed to employ 500 persons.-
A village has been built since its erection,
consisting Of from 90 to SO large dwelling
houses, many of which are calculated for
4 families each.
There are also two other factories in
said town enc for woollen, the other for
cotton, in which considerable business is
performed. Where are also within twelve
miles of the town of Mendon, in the
towns of Uxbridge, Douglas, Northbridge,
Bellingham, Franklin, Midway, Smith
field and Cumberland, seventeen Other
factories, where woollen & cotton cloths
of almost every description are manufac-
tured. Allof which have been establish
ed since 1905.
NT.~.l
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COMMERCIAL.

Prices Current, .Ne,c- York, Man so.
Ashes, pot. S155al6O; pearl, 1877 SO
also; cotton, Sea Island, ID. SASS cts.
Louisiana 22asS; Georgia, Upland, ls
90; haxseed, clean, per cask, !;
rough -; -four, sup. SaS 25; phila-
delphia 75a9; Baltimore 49,; mid
dlings, Gao SO; rye -four, S seas rs;
corn meal, 4 5Ga4 rs; do. in hhds. or.
bound, l9a21; grain, wheat, n. R. bsl.
| 8lal 81 in corn, white 9S; yellow
9sal tobacco, Va. leaf, per Id. 1Ca12
maryland -; sweet scent, Haze.
EXCHANGE.
Bills on London, 100
Amsterdam, 40 cts. p. gil.
Hamburger, none
France, 95 cents.
Price Of Stocks.
Six per cents, SO l-2a9O div off
Louisiana, SO do nom
Three per cents, sd
Old and deferred 90
Treasury notes S-4a6.
Philadelphia Prices Current Ashes.
pot, l1oa175; pearl, 2Ooa22O; alum, 6
2ia6 rs; beef, mess Dbl. -; No. l.
IA; butter, best, ID. 2Ca2l; birthstone.
cwt. Z so; candles, m. 81; copperas,
pr cwt. 4; -four, superfne, 8 Is; barley
| l2 1-2a1 Is; hemp, Russia, ton, coca
$50; lead, 10a11; oil, lamp, so; rice
2Gas rs; salt petre, refined, 25asO
spirits, brand, FIR. best, 2 50a2 Is -
rum, WI. Goal 20; gin, Am. best.
1al s6; sugars, Havana, brown pr cwt.
20; Muscovado, sOa20 so loaf, ssass
spices, cassia, lb. s5a5O; nutmegs s SO
IA; mace, 5a5 SO; pimento, 2sas0
salt, Liv. 1a1 10; tin, plates, l6a2O
bleck, ID. 4Oa45.
Prices Of Stocks, Philadelphia, May 49,
Louisiana six per cent "a 1-2 per cent
Old and deferred. do. 96a97 do.
Six per cent. Loan, glass
Three per cent 5Ga57
Course Of Erchange.
Bills on London LOG
Amsterdam
Hamburger Uncertain
France
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
Bacon l5al7; brandy, peach la1 IL.
apple 8Sa92; corn 4.17; cotton Is al9
coffee isaac; candles 2sas5 -four, sup
! az so; fine 6 50a7 hemp lSGa2eO =
| ron lS0alS5; lard 14a15; wheat lzs
| 25: whiskey 75a75; salt, coarse allun
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For Sale

AgA IF notdisposed of atprivate
@NSE3 Sale, will be sold at Auction
s on Friday TIE 2cth inst. at 4
O'Clock P. NJ. at Hunters
Wharf, tie schr. JANE, completely
found, burthen about sc tons.
CHARLES I. CATLETT.
P. g. Marsteiler, aucr.
May "a.
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LONDON, March q.
The following Circular from the Ad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15
JOH-VPARKHILLs 81 Co.

a L the sign of the GOLDEN KEY,
WI reeelve IN f.w days from ON board the PliHo
Tan >',dr, packages cf HiRb,IE E Ich co,nbi,,,l
"it uiir present stoc Will make hyr Assortment very
complete. >-'' ''''
Consisting rs folo7cs 1i=.
AnvilS, viseS, srrew.pla;e,, and heel. irons
Fiat. half round and land-Siw fill,
Slrlce and hand hammers
itani, panicl, Ssh, ami dovrtail saws
~ NM, PIT, veietring. and - eit do.
carpenters t0oS cfaH a Scl.i biions-dlso, several
eheSfs q cd'tente''s foDis, c0mlDie.eig assortsk
II, HI. I. and butt hinges
S. and fine keyd stock locks Iron & tr,ss r,, c,- 10
Pad, bookcase, drawer and cupboar, locks
ltuieS, eompass,s. c0opeT's and carpenter ADDE'S
Iron squares. saw sets. gimblets
Steel top and SILVER tln,f,s
Pocket books, red and green
HtsrthbruSllcs, shoe and Scrubb;ng brushes
le'kettlts, chatting dishes golfer and wafer irons
Slovols and spades No Is and
frylspaS, patent brick and paisterng truuels &c
CUIIERY
Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives
l.anc'ts, scissors, shoe and butchers knives
Razors, steels. &c.
BR.4SS W.4RE.
1ommoie handles and knobs cloak pins Jam books
Inl and Hat candlesclsS brass mails and bur hi,,ye,
Door knockers and hruss cocks &c.
JHPANED GY.4RE.
Ladies' elegant dressing cases
Oe,agon and roupl-coriiertd tel-trays
Black and bread red baskets
INnite trays, and HAT candlesticks
Elegant plate WARMERS.
S.4DDLERY.
1innd sharpS and stirrup irons
roIsl,ed steel and plated stiff roller bits
huci, I.' =: al kinds, S-e Plated WARE of sun
.aLN0-About $50 kegs of best London white leai-1R
'f s0hich ttry SvW sell on tery H5eraffeJ7ns -''
November 5. ss-e,v
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THE SUBSCRIBER

AVE FOX SALE, the following articles,
. which will be sold by the Package, on accom-.
modating terms, for town acceptanecs:
HfRD-W.HRE 50 CUTLERY.
casks brass head tongs and shovels
10 brass knobs bolts, iron rim locks
ILL and chest hinges
do Sahdlery, containing plated bri.lle bits.
roler Buckles, slirrups, martngae
hooks, saddle nails, common strrups and
do tea trays, snuflsr trays, walters hearth
brushes, sc.
do table, back flaps and butt hinges
do knob and sqa1 tches and bolts
do chest, IL. HI. Y. hinges
DO needles, hsh-hooks, buttons, and button
moulds
case Herman steel bandsaws, mill, pit, and
y cut saws, and eompasses
90 best gilt and plated coat and vest buttons
casks wedding hoes, do plough traces
DO table and desert knives aud forks men.
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors,
spectacles, sc.
8 do Weldon's best scythe blades 46 y 81
inches
40 boxes X and common tin.
DRY-GO0US
SO bales rose and Duifie blankets
10 do plains and blue and white kerseys
do white aud colnl.ed nanneis
do real sup A. WeIch ilannels,
I'D do napt cottons and plains
do blue do.
do blue and olive Bear skins,
do London sup. cloths * cassimercs,
do Yorkshire do
do low priced cloths cassimeres, coatinss and
yestiDgs,
SO do best heavy German Ticklenburg and
oznaburgs,
do blue serge,
a VARIETY OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Hosiery, caInbiicks, book and leno m usIins
Marseilles quitting, shawls, gngbarns, SC
Also, stockinetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish linens,
Dowlas, SIC. &c.
GROCERIES, sc.
so hhts. and 100 bills. ew-0rleans. NIuscoya-
do and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, teas, German and blistered steel.
20 hiIds prime molasses,
pipes real Holland gin,
100 bbs, Carather's 4tll proof rectifed whiskey
old,
10 bags old Java coffee, for family use,
50 do old West-lndr, do
DAILY EXPECTED
General Assortment Of LONDON GOODS.
imported in the ships Indian Chef and IoL,Gj
Idb6. F
J. BROWN, Jr. s.
w. FlNNEY, T. .lf's.
November I. 51tf
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WILL BE SOLO

TWO the highest bidder, without reserve, at the
q ColumsiSn Hotel, Manchester, on Thursday
tne 10th day OF November-Au my Household L
hltchen FURNITURE, a,aong which are a number
OF very excellent beds and iurnitsre aud ell other fun
niture necessary for the use OF that Tayern-Aisc.
several excellent Hoses and whatever Corn, Oats
an. u. RAY may be on hand. Cows, Hogs, &c &c.
Terms, twelve months for all sums as larye as
S5Oo; SIX months f4r all under, and as large rs
500, and sixty days Tor all under and not under
hlty, all under sos cash. Notes payable at either
oil the itich,hond Banks, with sol enlorsers, will
be required. ELIJAH MAY.
November |. so,Js
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CT The ENQUIRER is prbli>hed twice n week. gene
rally aud three times week during the session Of the STATE
LeShFue-Priee, the heretofore. Dollars per
AMMAN, payable in advance. Notes OF Chartered Banks
fgnyJ VIII e received IN payment The Editor will guar
the safety Of renitt them by mai te posta, of all
Letters being paid by the writers.
oJ NoPapss will be discontinued rbut at the discretion
oiihe kditor until all arrtssrasS have been paid 10.
o. Whover will guarantee the payment of nine pa-
prs shall receive tenth, gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One sq"are-fHst insertion, rs ceiasc con,,r,.cc
50 ccnts.
No drcr,iscc'H inserted, until has either Jn mid for
sr eSso'ed by s"Hie Person in This city It's eviohs.
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]i dear Eh1rq,as,

IN dear .g7arq,as,
lcanoot express TO you the happiness fit l.st
evening, ut seeing your adde-camD, AID hea,ipp> of
your safety and welfare. My offecrs, and. roar
add, my men, partook Of it. The iv we, vi.ib,r (;
every colnensnce. as predicted, 50 il has ,,,r,-
ed cut. so admiral, (Sir Henry Hot,an.) bss ar
rived, and taken upon linn &c command a. III.
service. He is pleasant man, and one Of our frat
officers shall have great pleasure ~ presenting.
yCu 10 him he is most anxious to Tee sod on board
10 confer upon operations. fc his brausit at,ns
aud ammunition, and some field ertllsrg. Isjsfv
Is flying on board Che Superb. Of I'd guns efl he
hes also with him TIE 3lllemphon Of tlle sa.ref
So all viii yet 30 well. aud live ia hopes Of see
ing those leowsat 81 slils7. surronndcd sah cut
up tomorrow. lam 70 remh, close ia shore 10
communicate vii, you, and shali take good csrs ia
witch them nario vs. al uis dry, ani 70 loot ogt
for your "yanee. Cod bless and presef re you, ny
dcar sir.
With the mott sincere esteem and e.tschmentto
yourself, and our cause,
! remain,
Your fdthfd icrva-f,
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h6hNAWhN from my house on the ith DAY Of
4 y Octber 1878, negro man named Bob, about
Ihrty years cd light complexion, we'll made, about
I'VE ami bal FEET bgl with some scars on his
breast, one of which Is nearly round. The above
negro has toi rlJle cool countenance bat when
Spoken to, sonc0n nee has little impeachment in his
speech. Any psr50u dat " ~ deliver sail negro to
me OF hi ~ si! so that oct him again, shall
oe rewardcd of t,ew trouble aud all necessar,
sSpargSs par. IL aas clothed ia home.spun when
ne Ten houe, but very likely he will change them.
~ IS probable person has given him free pass
DRURY MAJOR.
tNeFF hAlhax y. H. va. Nov. /. 52--3W