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Six Cents Reward
0SSIAN HALL for Sale

YsVfIE subscriber offers for sale the
h TRACT OF LAND on which he
now resides, containing $50 acres. It's
situated in healthy neighhorhood, about
nine miles from Alexandria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, and
within mile of the Little River Turn
nike. The improvements are comfor-
table two story frame dwelling house,
with barns and stables and all necessary
out-houses.@ Few farms in the county are
supplied with more choice collection of
tsuitz and fio.n the experiments that have
been made OF lands OF the same descrip-
ton in the neishhorhood, the soil is be-
lieved to be well adapted 20 the Plaster.
A portion of the ground is in clover, and
there is considerable body of low land,
a part OF which is in valuable meadow.
VIM. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. st. If
sr The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican and National InteIIigencer, are
requested to publish this until forbid, and
send their accounts to this office.
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Philadelphia A1tg. 90.

Philadelphia Hug. 90.
Arrived Ship Hope, Gardner, "a days
from Gibraltar, with wine and brandy.
|sailed the l4th July, in co. with brig
Brazilian, Snow, for Providence, r. L.
Left there the following American ves-
|sels brig General Scott, Young, for
France ; brig Gen. Jackson, Abbott, and
| ship Thomas, Williams, for Alexandria,
in week /; sloop Flying Fish, Baker,
from Virginia, last from Norway, and a
schr. from Baltimore, with -four. Spoke
!July %. lat. Sc, SO, n. long, So, w, scbr
Atlantic, captain Charles, from Elizabeth
CitY. N. C. cut 90 days, all well, bound
to Tenerife Aug. IS, lat. So, ~. n. long.
| "a, so, ship Richmond, frcm Virginia,
bound to London, out 6 days.-Aug. Il,
lat. 4osla. n. in so fathoms water, brig
Hunter, from St. Bartholomew, bound
| to Boston, out II days. Aug. 81, lat. 81.
| So, n. so leagues, from the land, ship
independence, Of Duxbury, from Balti-
imore, bound to Amsterdam, out 2 days.
Aug. %, lat. SO, IS, n. so leagues east
lof Cape Henlopen, brig Elizabeth, Of
Baltimore, from n, Orleans, for n. I.
out Fl days.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
In addition to their former Spring rs"
sortment,
VARIETY OF SEASoEABLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne London blue, black, and bot
tie green Cloths
Jacenet Cambrics and Muslins
Corded and striped huslins
Superfne cambria Ginghams
Cambria and common Din.ity
Book Muslins and Lenoes
Cotton shirtings and long Cloths
Long Lawns, Lace and Wire Buttons
Womens, Mems and Childrens cotton
Hose
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves
Black Trimmings for Dresses
Black BombaZett
Superfne undressed Calico and Chintz
An elegant assortment of Marsellies
and James
A few pieces of kidderminster Car
,eting, and variety of other articles
III of which will be sold On the most reas
onable terms for CASH.
July Is.
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CHAaIEsToN. August IS.

Arrived yesterday, the sloop Gallatin,
Brooks, Havana, in six days. hett ship
Pierce Manning, Pratt, for this port,
time Of sailing uncertain; schooner Ma
ry-Ann, Bonnell, to sail in 5 or 10 days,
and sloop Lawrence, Whitney, for this
port, to sail in a few days. A British
fleet of 20 sail, from Jamaica bound to
under convoy of a frigate and
sloop Of war, touched off Havana g days
before the Gallatin sailed, and were join
ed by British brig of war and several
merchantmen. Captain Brooks saw FIVE
or six ships going into Havana as he
came out, supposed to be part of fleet.
A body of troops were daily expected at
Havana from Spain, and it was the OPT
MON of many we'll informed mercantile
men at that place, that all foreigners
would be excluded from Cuba, on their
arrival.-Passengers, Don Antonio de
Villar, and Don Antonio Dominique.
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
General jYellangtofa

z: st. Petersbursh and Madrid,
Vienna and Berlin, London and Boston,
have united In loud praise and admiration
Of tie military actions of Lord yelling
ton. We shall not tienv HIM the posses-
,iOn Of the talents of an able general !;
but when we look at the Consequences OF
his triuaphs We are compelled to
pronounce Wellington the scourge, ra-
tier tlan the beueiactor. of the human
race. His success ia Spain las only re-
established the hnfernai vand barbarous
inlu.sitioa. His success in France has
ealy been triumph of hereditary des-
potism over the rights of man" 44E
Tie ccsequence of Weilington's tri-
unpasin Spain, vas to drive the French
out of tie peninsula; and the conse-
qaence of his ttiumphs IN Belgium and
France was to dethrone his majesty who
loves the Americans" The Patriot
aboeinates the inquisition but he has
no curses for the man, who, psofessing
inealship, seized the king Of Spain, and
rlaesd at TIE peint of the bsyonet, a bro
fsaer 90 the throne The Patriot grieyes
ii the thought of the restoration of the
BOar5ons, bat he prays for the establish
nent Of the Corsican dynasty in France,
t0sgh at the expense OF Rivers OF
blood, millions, CT lives and every thins
saetsa and honorable among men.
From the Baltimore Patriot.
fT The very despotissn establish
ed s Roaaparte, grew out OF TIE cor
dact of those allied monarchs, whe per-
petEally hafrassed France. and would ne
yer leave her at leisure to prepare and
soasrm free constitution. The French
people were compelled to keep up large
armies to defend their country from in
,aslon by iatermeddling foreign powers,
{ these armies were, by Napoleon, con-
'erted Into an engine for ambitious and
unlthorised purposes."-G3
No leisure to prepare and confirm
Tree constitution !" Ono. Injury and
ultcalled them to attack every country
Europe. When Bonaparte had near
amllion of men under arms, he had
~ leisure, meaning no inclination, to
urn free constitution.
isough Bonaparte converted his ar
!. mes into anensine for ambitious Gtunau-
G0fised purposes, yet the reader will see
aon an extract from the very same Pa
UlGs, published last Wednesday, and
assklng part of this article, that this Pa
S~s viewed his cause as tue cause CT
s'aiiee q wished him success according
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MARRE'TS at ST. Barthoiome
Igiutted with every Kind of American
Iprodace; 10000 barrels Flour un-
sold and only $ and dollars per
barrel offered.
QUAD ALs,UPE surrendered at
discretion to Sir James L$i,h & Ad-
niraI Durham; admiral Linois and
Gen. Boyer, with all the Frence Of
ficers were deprived Of the swords,
land the men of their Lnapsacks, and
were to be Immediately embarked
I for France to be placed at the dis
posal Of Lord Weiington.-Gcn.
Boyer had already been sent off in
IJhe Nicoli frigate, and admiral
illinois had Sc hours given to him to
prepare, ON account Of his lady be-
,isg with him. These accountr we're
received at Antigua, by an Express
soat from Point Petr i2th inst.
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aThe uBkindest cut CT ali "
{" English Geld .

The Baltimore American accounts for
t5e signal defeat of Bonaparte, on the
lsla Of June, by insprmins Us that En-
sl;sb gold had !asen distributed among tie
french. is an apology for their defeat,
be is obliged to make them traitors.
Goblet, in 1895, replying to paragraph
Il this nature. says--sC=''s This is IN
excellent way Of accounting tor misfor-
tunes. When the French gina victory
il IS by their yalour, bat when they are
beaten, it is by the geld of their enc
mies.no1s
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For Boston,

kEM The regular trading Schooner
49, ssa Morning Star, Captain Mayhem,
will commence loading in three days.
For freight of 500 barrels, or passage,
apply to the master on board, or
LGzvrason and FoWle,
Who have for Sale, received by the said
Schooner,
60 tons Plaster Paris,
400 reams Wrapping Paper,
l case American manufactured Cot
ton Shifting.
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A Naval court of enquiry has been
held, by order of the Secretary of the Ma
w, on board the U. S. ship Hornet, in the
harbor of n. Y. on the Esd day Of Aug.
1915, to investigate the causes of the re-
turn of that ship into port, and to enquire
into the circumstances attending the
loss of armament, sc. stores, daring her
late cruise. and the following opinion has
been pronounced by the court:
The court, after mature deliberation
on the testimony adduced, are of opinion
that no blame is imputaole to captain
Biddle. on account of the return of the
Hornet into port with the loss Of her ar
mament, stores, &c. e that the greatest
due to him for his persevering
gallantry g nautical skill evinced in es-
Gaping under the most Instantaneous
after long and arduous
chase by British line of battle snip.
SAMUEL EVANS. President.
Henry WHEATON,,
Special Judge aduocate.
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Sale by Auction.

On THURSDAY Morning at 10 o'clock,
will be sold, at our Auction Room,
Q cases Blue Cloths
Canbrics, and MuIl-mull Muslins
Madras G. Pocket Handkerchief
Tapes and Gallons
German Linens
case Oznaburgh Thread
Together aoith rariety Of
OTHER DRY GOODS.
Also,
Q Mahogany Side Boards and sett OF
Tables
E ditto Chairs
ditto Sofa.
Griffith Gnd Bra7onsr.
August %,
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ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY, Ayeusr 81.

The brig Hannah and Rebecca, capt.
Brown, 81 days from Oporto, has ar
rived at Philadelphia; the schr. Susan,
Parsons, Of Newburyport sailed the day
before for Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31

t:,d the Democrat Who's favora-
r rl.s Y Bonaparte anu his eayIe, we would,
DE % n s.snectfi,lly. eau hy attention to
r, ss.S baltimore Fstsjst0 Wednesday
'Iast; !. usdlmmire his genius and Ia
! - have viewed HIS CAUSE as the
'sp ',es Of Independent France; we have
saass ms SUCCESS, as essential to the
Sl.' s.snance OF French rights and honor,
ha ! nsce,sary to preserve the balance of
~" A. ia Earope." %
PV ~Se American has, for the present,
III. 10 employment either in Baltimore
~ Philadelphia. As soon as he has ship
y j to France the person designated We
N fool ourselves under obligations to
s s him with as many others rs he
ill have IL; are to manage.
aThe uBkindest cut Ct ali "
E,nm the .sGsw- Yoydt coEtnsbiaa.
~ !. In forming an c3inion Of great
,,:s we cannot exclude the true object
'f;ts asrstit, tie haPpiRess IF men a'd
sa.sqas. Neigh Napoleon in ti'is ha!2nce,
nd he kicks the beam: or ifhe chang
Il dis temper, it vas too late, like death
ned repentance. s
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Gen CLAUsRA, issued a Proclama-
ton on the 25l!, OF July. addressed
TO tie soldiery. containing his sub.
mission 10 the aaihnrity attic Eng.
4 deputa;ion from the garrisan
eft S,rashurgh, and ether Frenel,
corps, arrived at E'acis on the 26th
Of July. to offer their Submission &c
the King.
The Austrian army, at the last
dates. occupied Bourgosne. the de
partment Of the Vieyre and there
had arrived on the Banks Of the
Loire. a cor Of Russians Bayarians
and Wertemburgers, to observe the
army OF the Loire, which was daily
decreasing by continual assertions.
Dayoust had returned to Paris.
'Fhere were great and magnificent
rejoicings at Bordeaux on the 18th
OF July on the re.hoisting of the
Bourbon flag.
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YER again Il trouble the world, and we

JySr Again 20 trouble the WOflG, ana We
lagree in opinion with the English jour-
laalists, that to attain this point, it will
mot be sufficient to shut him up in the
tower of London, or an old Scotch Cas-.
tie +; he should be transported to a great
distance from the Continent of Europe
| the Island Of St. Helena, for example.
We are firmly convinced that Bena-
iparte, by himself, will hereafter be no.
| Thing more than cypber but his NAME
lmay, perhaps excite unworthy hopes,
land serve as a pretext for reasonable
pilots, and instructions, which may
trouble France, and perhaps all Europe.
| 1t is therefore absolutely necessary that
| his tate should be decided on in one way
or the other---Death to his suppnrters g
ladaerents. This is the only means to
| put an end to the alarms and Vaccinations
Iof which he might become the object.
His removal to an immense distance
Ifrem Europe, is as imperiously demand
ed by Policy as by Humanity.
Bonaparte's Letter to the Prince Regent.
In consequence of the factions which
|have divided my country, and the ha-
tired Of the greatest powers of Europe, |
have terminated my political career !;
land come like Themistocle, to place
myself under the protection OF the Bri-
fish nation. ! place myself under her
protection and her laws, and which de-
mand of your royal higness, as the most
powerful, the most constant, and the
most generous of my enemies"
London, July 22.-stocks-Consols
81 | 4-Omnium 9 SO.
The news of Bonaparte's surrender
ito the British fleet, gave rise to num-
Der of extraordinary reports here yester-
|aay. Every description of business ap-
peared to have been forgotten. His sur
irender was in the mouth of every one,
'afording food Cor the most ludicrous con-
versation. Some doubted the fact, but
at 4 o'ciock all doubts were pat to rest.
by the receipt of an official letter by lord
'Castereagh, from the Duke of Otrante,
containing an official despatch on the
18th of July, OF which the following is an
extract.
After having closed my dispatches to
you of this morning. | received the enclo.
ed Communication.
] have the houor to make known to your
Exceliency, that Napoleon Bonaparte
finding it impossible to escape the Bri-
fish cruizers, and troops who we're sta
toned to guard the coast came to the re-
solution OF goingon board tie British ship
OF the line isellerophon, capt. Maitland.
= | have the honor to be, Nc.
(Signed) LIE Duce d'ORANI'E."
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Messrs. Gallatin q Clay sailed on the
cad Of July in the ship Lorenzo, for
New York. q
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Griffith 6 Brawner,

AYE Jcstreceived ard offer fer Private
- SAFE,
h Packages German Linens,
y bags Coffee,
,,a aai. West India Rum,
~ Go. Pork,
. essSs Masset q Pistol Flints, and
Assssss 90.
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p o s. II s e e I p Z.
NEw-YoRK. Aug. %.
Important News.

The fast sailing slip Ariosto, captain
Lambert. arrived at this port last even
ling in 81 days from Havre- de Grace, by
which ar. wal the Editors of the n. Y.
Gazette have received Paris Papers to
the 28th July inclusive.
Cant. L. states. that BonaparFe had
voluntarily embarked on board the Bri-
|tsh -, Bellerophon, az Rochefort, and
sailed for England on the 18th of July,
claiming protection of tie Prince Re-
gent, being afraid Of assassination in
France. He previously had addressed
letter to the Prince Regest. aon this sub
ject, which we have translated. Capt.
&. further states, that when he sailed, it
was reported that Bcnaparte remained on
board the Beilerophon at Plymouth, and
that it was expected he would be ordered
TO St. Helena.
Louis the 18th was fully re-instated
on the throne of France.
The Empero. Alexander and Lord w.
had declared to the Prussians, that un-
less they tlesisted from their depredations,
they would march their armies out of
France, and leave the PrusSian troops at
the mercy of the enraged populace. The
effect of this declaration had not reached
Havre.
Captain Lgmbert further informs. that
on Thursday he spoke the pilot boat sch.
bennett, IS days from Bordeaux fer n.
York, the captain of which Informed, that
in the Bay Of Biscay he spoke brig from
Leghorn, with information, that Con.
Decatur had made a PEACE with the
DEY OF ALGIERS, and that the Ame-
rican squadron was lying iii the Bay of
Algiers.
1t appears, from the last French pa
pers, that the most perfect tranquility
reigned in every part of France.
Cardinal Fesch has left Paris, under
an escort of Austrian cavalry.
The fortress of Befort, in Alsace, has
been carried by the Austrian troops, at
ter four assaults, which cost much blood
ca both sides.
Summary Translations, from Paris pa
pers to July 28---per the Ariosto.
PARIS, July 90.
London papers are received to the 2lst
f July, in which the embarkation of Be-
|naparte on beard the BeIlerophon, and
er arrival at Plymouth is stated. The
.oxdop paper adds. that it is impossible
| that any determination of the govern
nant In relation to this man could have
,een known. The French paper ADDS,
< that tie most effective measures should
be adopted, toput it OFT Of his power e.
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i he Subscriber
Has just received and offers for safe
at his Store on Prince. street.
One case Irish Linens, Al, by the
piece or retail.
One case domestic Cling hams q Plalds.
Two tons Sheathing Paper.
IN STORE,
Tow Cloth, domestic and English Cat
ton Shifting.
Domestic Bingham and Plaids.
Domestic and English Cloths.
Do. Cassimeres ditto.
Marseilles, of different kinds.
Cambrlcs and Calicoes.
Mems, Boys, and Womens Shoes.
Silk Hats and Umbrellas.
ALSO,
Many other articles in the Dry Good
inc too numerous to mention.
Groceries as usual.
ANTHONY RHODES.
August 20. div
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TO RENT,
A ND possession to be given imme-
~. diately, the Store md Cellar, next
door to c. and |. P. Thompson, and late
ly occupied by Samuel Mark, & Cot
is an excellent stand for business, for
terms-Apply to
ELIZA WILSON.
Aug. 81. 9awtf.
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Pubic Sale.

THIS DAY, at o'clock, will be sold,
on Adams, Herbert and Co.'S wharf,
the CARGO of the schooner Travel
Ter, consisting of
2s4 barrels, I First quality
tierces S u G "A Z S,
And 81 bags Green Coffee.
ALSO,
.SEK Tie ,Schr. TRAVELLER,
Ssssssaaasher tackle and Apparel, as she re-
turned from sea.
*** Terms liberal, and made known
at the place of sale.
p. G. MarstelIer.
August 81.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
schr. Morning Star, Mayhem, Bcs.
ton,
CLEARED,
schr. Comet, stokely, Vienna.
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John May, To6acconist.
c. Bronaugh & co.

August |
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N Office is hereby Given,

~
THAT an adjourned Court of Enqui-
ry for the Goth regiment Virginia Mill
tia, will be held at Fairfax Courthouse,
on the 22d day OF September next, for
the assessment Of fines against the fol-
lowing persons, to wit:
William Jenkins, John Perry, David
Allen, James Williams, Giles Fitzhugh,
Jesse Bladen, William Hughes, Francis
Graves, James Thompson, John Lacy,
John Tanner, George lawson and James
Campbell, tor refusing to obey the call
under orders of the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1915 john Harrison, Tbs. Ball,
Horatio Moreland, William Spence and
John Lacy, for refusing to obey the call
under orders of the 18th May, 1914
and Horatio Moreland, James Andrews,
and John Perry, for refusing to obey the
call under orders of the Goth July, 1914.
On which day, any of the Above named
persons that have excuses to offer, are
warned to attend.
BY order of The Court of Enquiry,
JOHN REID, Adintant
Goth reg. Virginia Militia.
August o.. law4t*
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Hahn's fl ii. Bilious Pills.

The operation Of these pills sperfectly
mild, SO as to be used with safety by pc
ms in every situations land of every ayes
They are excellently adapted to cary
off superauous bile prpueent its more
abid secretions-to estor amend Their
ppetite-to produce free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds whichis SO Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
tails to remove cold if taken on first IT'S
apprenticeship are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveness-sickness at
the stomach and severe head -ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on
change of climate.
they have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing and curing disor-
GERS attendant on long voyages, and
should beprocured and CAREFUL presery.
ed for use by every seaman.
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GEO. BENNER, .ir.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Hdmltton'S Essence and Extract of
.Wusfard.

A safe and eiiectuaI remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt astllmatie
gout, palsy, lu!Abagoo, numbness, white
sweliings, chiiblains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
IN tiuid state and in pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and in
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
preparation, expelling the superfiuous
and Morbid humors: they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach OF
bowels.
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l.50, Acres.

This farm lies near Mattawoman swamp,
Charles county, and from the quality and
situation OF the land, | am convinced it
might with little care and attention be
rendered equal to anyland ID the state.
There is a vast Quantity otsCedar OF. this
tract, and several excellent s,iiings of
water, inferior to none in the county
The improvements are comfortable
dwelling house. kitchen. meat house, a
large new barn, and other necessary out
buildings. Attic same time VIII be Of
tered for sale Is So acres of swaelp land
heavily timbered. q distant aneut mile
from the above tract. A credit of 8 and
II months will be given, the purchaser Or
purchasers giving bond with approved
security, bearing interest from the day
of sale.
JAMES A. JOHNSON,
4 Executor of Ii. Jo'l ason, decd.
Sept. Is 1aw6w
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To be Rented

THE ENSUING YEAR, 1916,
The Noted Brick TAVERN,
In Damfries, at present occupied by
Capt. George Wiliams.-There will be
such repairs puton the private house, as
to makeit comfortable for "a family.
.dLSO TO RENT,
Several Plantations,
In Prince William and Stafford county.
Fer further particulars, enquire of
Mrs. BETsEY TENS.
JOHN OVERALL,
Agent.
l)umtrles, Aug. 18. 1aW2m.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
~ ANAwAy from the subscriber, on
~ Monday the Gath of august last,
A Negro Men, named
STROTHER.

About sS years of age, dark complexion,
5 feet 10 inches high had on when he
weat away blue country cotton coat
much worn. an old hat and brown linen
trowsefs. lie had been the property Of
John Graham Of Ravensworth, Fairfax
County, from whom | purchased him,
and as he has a wife there it is presumed
he is somewhere in the neighborhood.
He was lately hired to MIR. staunton,
bricklayer, in Alexandria, and Mr.. Jas.
Erwin near this place will give ten
dollars for aPPrehending said runawayif
taken within &c miles of Alexandria and
secured SO that I get him, or the above
reward if taken sc miles from this place,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
EDWARD LLOYD.