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Damask Lap salve.

Huns true g genuine German Corn
PlaisieP.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing themr root and branch, without
Giving pain.
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Bathing Tickets may
BE had at the ath-House, three for one
Dollar as usual.
aP Two or three Gentlemen can be
accommodated with Boarding.
THOS. SHIELDS.
June Is.
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CONSISTING OF
~ Irish linens

VS. Linen cambria /
ms Cotton cambria
Null null muslins
Brunswick, cotton
milled, figured, &
dalnask shawls
White Virginia
rown Ditto Satin
bonn Black sarsnet
Colored do.
olive. Ganzes and grapes
ixed, Black India hand
,pper kerchiefs
Malabar do.
mixed Madras do.
yn g. Bandano do,
took Cambria do.
Brown Holland
drab Vidonia cloths
One case pins, as
sorted
London bindings
Ladies and gentle
olive mems beaver gloves
Ladies long & short
oolen kid ditto
Ditto silk ditto
ans White feather fans
Long lawn, and an
pes elegant assortment
Of rlbonds
Black cambria
ldipo- Cotton hosiery
aestic Furniture caiicoes
Patanett
lst quality gilt but
res tons for gentle.
Is mems coats
Tapes, bobbin, sew
luslin ing silk
i Best Londm gilt
pins, all sizes
ed & 165 10. thread
enos An assortment royal
.dker. rio and Marseiiles
vesting
d hkfs White jeans
hawls Colored DO.
t hkfs
Their with theis former Stock.
assortment complete.
If.
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WsthrseS Herbert,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE NOW
OPENING
AT THEIR STORE,
King Street near the Corner Of Fairfas,
S3 Packages DRY GooDs,
Suitable for the present and approaching
season
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Hahn's genuine Ege Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases oil
The eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or of accident.
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Hamilion's Worm dessros ;ns Lo'

This medicine, which isas innocent &
mild, as IS certain and efhcatious in its
operation, cannot injure the youngest in
faRt, should no worms exist in the body,
but viii, without pain or gripping, cleans
the stomach or bowels of whatever is foul
sr Offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
ageticn OF worms, and many other fatal
Hahn's ~ t. Billioxs Pills.
,spsrssiaa # sh.ss pills spsrfsstl,
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EMTANKEENs
flN Irish linens
[Checks
Ticking
t0snaburgs
IDowlas
I9imities
! Black, brown
| and yellow bonn.
baZetts
Blue, black, olive.
CtOWii
| green and copper
| cloths
Black, grey, mixee
/ salmnn brown 8
| drab ribbed stock
! Z met
blue, mixed, drat
| and black cassl
mereS
fFlannels
l2attinets
t5ords, drab & olive
! coatings
lsuper6ne wooler
vesting
IGrecian ginghams
tCommon do.
common calicoes
mourning DO.
Fancy do.
lColerain, Madipo
| Ian and domestic
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For i rel gllt
The schooner
s ~ " ~ ID T.f ~
Shoe Glory
p0sIe John Logds, Kaigfar
Sfrest.
II I Il nj mo rig II co.

FEa N their thanks to the CHI
zens 0f AieSahJria and is sicini-
{ IS fiji hs liberal eneoarag enent since
tlSeir connie ore it IN business ard AZ
sore then that no exertlans viii be
.waatin4 10 meet continuance Of Che
same. they have employed a nuniberQt
Ifest rate M ofk,hens which will ENABLE
f6eni ia GilGll orders Wit more accuracy
and spaDctaaiits than heretofore and
ff1n long experience ~ the principal
towns DC tie Ill,ited States; they feel
confident, that Ger fashions and dpga5ili-
IL their work 81 all be exceeded BY nOue.
They llsyea good assortment lot their
own manufacture, together Will 4 large
Eassaftment If Nolthetn make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
fhevNil disposcoJ wholesale and retail
at tie BaitilAora prices. Country deal
eFs IRE particularly isyited 70 call.
NJ. ID Those Who have accounts
stapaing are earnestly requested 70
cali and discharge fire same as II Il
impossible ia tIefray tie ex Iences vfsuch
an establishment without ppnctual pay
Dsent. It
October 90. ~,
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him Johnston,

81 IS s,,st ~ sive<l 81 Is 0p6niAs Oh hins'
SEssat ,ttldoot ID ssrs. .5aIt and
Adams. and opposite ~ a sllla1 z.
iagtobs, 4 handsome assoc t'nsps g
Hard To q Cutter
CgasisBiRg Of
K hives and forks pocket Knives
Straw aud drawing difta
butchers pen aud sll0epak ers lsfo
stock. chest, cupboard, desk, pad apo
horse locks
IA and II II hinges
Strap. chest, butt and parliament ditto
Wood screws
Fiat AVID round bolts
FShoYels and spades
Sh0yeIs and topgs Of ! superior kind 4.
Ceal sifters, plane irons. double q SIN.
eIe cllissels and gppees
Turner's aud formers batelets and ham
iners
Hand and wood saws
Rasps and files assorted
Iron weights, chafiiDg dishes
Waffle irons, rat traps
lnkstsndss pocket ditto
Britannia meta Ten puts, silver patferr'
! Pea cadsIies and bread baskets +
Plated castois Of tie best quality
|sIroweIs. pencil cases, ToOthpicks
Needles and piss
Coat. vest and sbuIlet buttons
ParIor and toilet glasses
Tea fraAs, asserted =
Plate wagnies. brass candlestickss irci
ditto
ga les band chaiDs and laaIters 4
C,Drx combs and coffee mills
Brass mcFtassand iron ditto
VICES aud steeIYards, brass nails AR
tacks Of all kinds
VIE S5iitels and hair ditto &
ParlOr beIiowsss and Kitchen ditto
Additions and Frying pans
rSnufFaud tobacco boxes. assorted
EPocketaid hair coinbss (
& Also
"a great variety of other Articles
which be oAegs TOR sale on moderate
Iternls.
October IA IT,
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Plaster Land for Sale.

~ ------- 81 So
yESl4E SUBSCRIBER oTfefs far sates .
Farm, In the County Of Fauquiep.
and state Of Virginia. containing 50 AZ
res. one third Of which isof:t the strong
st quality. and Ceyeresl with heavy
erowth ot red oak and hickory--l he re-
s.idue, (beiag cleared land, is in good
earl. two thirds Of it having beer
aid down in red cloves. and no tract
tie state las afforded higher eviden-
IS DC its asaljtihn to the plaster Of Pa
THERE'S, on this tract, and At the
influence Of tie two never failins
palDs Of Broad and Mill Runs, q
lie for a Merchant Mill, with a fall
81 % feet, surrounded By every laate,
al for building, and by che side of a
ell built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
lawihas passed for turnpike iuad.
shieh will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property. ! will take
moderate price Of 90 dollars per a.
ge. with 4 reasonable allowance, for the
atef advantages.
fEf0N AS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va.
8 cnnfotnhn- OH ~ ~ ~ 81
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Ft Iok 0n Che &ofSkE u E.
and slSsy eet inches
B s ks Skfne, RIs;Nls iI se o. reas
s6Rb|s Ses||s. a1sl lps on the eessler q
.,.t and Hssl fee 60 text !,
81. IS erect sxes.. which viii LEI
Il. tb6Iia IEh On reasonable TERMS: 4
PER 4
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Opposite ID


Consisting Of

6sIJPERFI n F: and second cloths, s.,
i s0rted colDrs
elisse ditta. tassimefes. cords. &c.
PLAINS. mixed and Defunshire kerseys
Rose aid Duff blankets, cpatings, Sc.
sssa.ted fanhells
Ditto yestings
Ditto hosiery. cotton, Angola, worsted
and lan,bs' wool
4 A Irish Iiperis and "a ditto sl,eeting
Is. Il, 8, 9and 1914 Irish dauask IA.
bic liuen
III and 23-4 ditto table cloths
IA and 9-8 caiicyes
IA and Ga ginghaHs
los and a cainbrics aud jacohet ditto
|6-4 dimify cambria
lSuperfihe difnity and furniture ditto
/ Elifl0 India chintz fnrnitures
|t'atenf steam loom shifting cotton
domestic ditto
Bombazetts, assorted coIers
ditto ditto
Plain and striped null musli0s
lgorded. fancy striped aid twilJed cam
brio haHdkefebiets
IS. 8 and IA lace sliawfs. black & White
Elegant Brussels, Venetian aud English
caFpefings
IColsred cettons linen & aIad ass Hand.
kefchiefs, furniture & carpet bud.
ing, tringes, ETC. etc.
Sc The abave gbods were purchased
lon the most favorable terms. and viii be
Isoldlb for cash or on a liberia! credit
for approved notes.
j homas f. Uerbert
0ctaber CO dIwoaNSw
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Bar Iron
Tllonas FL How and
HISS ittst seeeirgd tie sSala.
Per scHr. "A Itll
40 tons Bar iron.
Ten ollars R en- ard

Ten Iiollars Reward
y ban AN i \ from ths sabstriberon
Il ri Tuesday flle 10Th instant, a Negre
Norman named FqNF,l. late fhe nG2Iser-
sF az lOllb ficWling. If NVesf-tspSI aud
leuefally kaown in that neighborhpad
IS Geedin s,s Fqssrgs She was. In tie
allaeitv Il d Wet nurse and may probas
slv attempt to hire herself As such. y u
s IS years Of age and about feet high;
8 subject Il, ipts,xic tspsl. III which state
lie lett me. 1t Il believed that she was
Il essed Ia a failed yellaw sbitedcotton
Isabit and white dfnlity short gNvil, but
nay hare changed Is clVatbs in Alex
andria where She has a mother, . free
gomsp named Betty Brown. viii
i've the above reward for scoring said
aegs'6 ID iaiI so TIA ret her agar /
Richard us butts
Oct0ser { s tf
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z|5 IA
y lis cs.,s e Sc 1 aiSi; & IslilF les IT6lls|
lSeSFefE 6ass eaa n asKigIIII ~ 8
md a. sis,n "A rs an ga. ny q llscl
tbe e6nteslplatett saf l,lke ilptl
EeSs own q I,eesbs paS
+ boQnl|ss IRille aa d re.le le
pst,.bse. on Nirsh ies SO N 90 acres
III n, ii bptil and abanf acres q ssne
stnbsF 4 8 sssase A5tlE 4 fp91ps
j Iarzs baf.l and i few isllt hAS9I lpgsss
siEis laBil vas =; aa y ot tie FIRST glla-
I.y. and experience tas nr0Sen a ks'Sbe
1sfIect & SAse eptiljle il ApTuseaies
she ilse Of pssllp:
ii NH Seat,
sxhIch any Sa3t 81 llle sIsaSt and may
he affaebe end from wbicl, Sour plalS
\ BE- wateS borne e. George emil. As tIse
water @ilI be taken gtoF lie otauIac. i
.<%,li IN <uss<,i y. lasa.sAsa % IA az 7
l'sacFlnefV thaf may be erected tie exs
reaee ii cbnfe sing the watef tellthe wheel
sTils Sc less tlisa III peiipafy cases, and
: TRIP tlsT may De ntade bE tile boats
navigating TIE
81 ores,
] 4 DE county ct j easisens &miles below
,eesbSgg. lyiOg ON Bus. sl9- s7
tres are heavily numbered e balaNGe Is
flesh laid aud produces well
8If. .Eatkiss, st aees6pfgs aF n AEr
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AIecllsrsic Relief Society.

4 ST .A37ED Gusite]v Meeting 81
The Mechanic Relief Society. vii
Be held al Nj i'aniel NlfDongall's, on
"Wednesday tie 6fst of November next
II 6 p'clock
i, By order of tie President.
IS James ~ s5;CtJLt, s &C, W
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(>,kf IL ess4W
Is. Re. Slbscrillcr Intending ID
remove S6a tIesaadgia has aath0lized
Mr.. bert ssli az q transact any 5usiS
ness rel ID &c To tue Estate OF tie late ].
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16

at the DArtraoOr Massacre. IS another iR
stance OF oar affection for the sailor anu
the soldier. Compare this feeling with
the habits and practices of the British
One woald suppose that the Kings guards
were chosen band OF soldiers. respecta-
BILE IN themselves, and respected by their
officers, and by the inhabitants of London
and Westminster and vet every inhab-
tant around st. James Park knows that
mere IS scarcely morning in the week.
wnen their ears are not assailcd, for hoars.
with the cries and shrieks of their misera-
Die soldiers, tied up the halberts. and un.
der the lash of their decorating cat-o'-nine
tails for stealing, and for crimes ola
more tritiing nature. We ourselves 70 :
member, with horror, the cruel whippings
oil the British soldiery in Boston. Can
we wonder these wretches deserts Can
we wonder they ofteu shoot their officers
Are we surpnzed that navy officers are
often shot from the tops, on their own
quarterback Or that they risk their
lives III running away from their ships ?
At the attack of Fort Erie, the British
officers were obliged to prick on their SOL
aiers. with their swords. when, instead of
the endearing epithets of :: my children .
so common i'll the French army, nothing
was heard but &c Id rascals, co,cards and
c.ttatns - 1t is well known that at the
attack OF our lines at New-Orleans, when
one regiment was staggered and falling
back, that Gen. Gibbs cried out to the
troops in the rear of them, to +" bavonet
the ID raScais." After Knowing this.
the British, and the rest of the ignorant
world. may cease to wonder how it hap
.pens that American soldiers and sailors
drive the sea and land forces of Britain be-
tore them. The British tar, as well as
the Brush troops, are fagellated slaves
helr spirits are broken from knowing
mat their officers, can, and often do whip
their souls out of their bodies. Such men
can have no patriotism and can have no
genuine heroism and this is proved by
thelr deferting whenever they think they
can escape. Far different are the feelings
oi an American sailor and soldier. He
has home was born in house that had
Z" fire place in it," Misery has not driv-
en- him into the ranks and he goes vol
unfairly and cheerfully on board our men
of war. In word, he, RomanI like, adores
his country, and partakes her triumphs.-
This is the grand secret OF our success
over the English. Boston Yankee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
.american .sailors nnd soLdier,

The ignorant part of Europe have been
struck with wonder at the astounding fact.
that orr seamen and soldiers fgif aoitii
more perSerer5H@ brareryand success, than
me ERgLlsi, Scotch, Irish or German SOL
dierS. The explanation is easy. The
American soldier is more like the Roman
soldier; and the Roman, soldier surpassed
all other warriors. ROsseau explains
thus in MS g principles Of political right
He says,
. The common people, the vulgar,
among the Romans, were net permitted
to have the honour of bearing arms for
their country that being a privilege con-
lined to those who occupied dwelling
which had fire place in it. And Of
those lnnumerable troops of beggars
which at this time glitter in the armies of
kings, there Is, perhaps, hardly one who
would not have been driven with dis
: dam from a Roman cohort, at the period
when those soldiers were the defenders
of liberty.''
Now, it is well known that our soldiers
and sailors were born and brought up in
houses which had Ere places in them, with
every thing answering to it that they can
read and write, and have a bible and
possess a general knowledge of the history
OF their own country, and Of that Of Enc
land, so tar as Our separation from her.
and our independence, were cOncerned.-
Generally speaking, our seamcn and fol-
diers are better acquainted with the prin-
ciples and causes Of our quarrel with Eng
land, than the subaltern officers of the Bri-
tsh army. The people of England have
found that our prisoners in the Dartmoor
depot were men of intelligence, asst re-
gardcd personal and national richts-and
every way equal to what We NAV suppose
to have been the intelligence Of a Roman
soldier.
IN American sailor or soldier is of
greater estimation in society than tire Bri-
fish soldier, or seaman. In our papers Of
the present week, wc read, under the no
tee oil deaths" In Philadelphia, sergeant
VIM. Burbank. OFT the marine corps. AGED
-, a native Of MassachuseHs'-and not
unlreGueniIy The deaths Of private soldiers
are thus noticed. There is $50 such taineI
~ England, Holland. Germany, Russia. OF
russia. Every private soldier that die.
ID our garrisons or at our hospitals is con-
ycyed to the grave in solemn procession.
with arms reversed, and muiIied drum
Inc lively Indignation Of the whole cont.
hent, "a few cold blOOded tories excepted)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16

io"n the leading Officers. shaald have
suggested the peculiar necessity Of great
caution. No doubt, whatever determined
courage could effect was done, and even if
errors were committed, the soldiers crave
on the field of battle should hide them inr
ever from our observation. This IS me-
ianchoiiy termination to war which should
never have been entered into. To Ame-
rica 1t will be lasting source of proud
and animating rehection--to England the
foundation of bitterness and complaint.-.-
The mother, kind and affectionate, may
be seen weeping for her gallant son, with
out even the conscling reflection, that he
died in a struggle to put down the enemies
Of freedom. Ulster Recorder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
Fed. GaSette.
BOSTON, August z.

BY the cartel ship Mary, arrived last evening,
SO days from Plymouth. we have received the
london Star of June 27th-1t contains the details
of the proceedings in the French Legislature on
the 21st and 22d June, and the account of the
battle, which ehadbeforereceivedin Paris papers
by the Ab'eiiino, and of which we give translate
ons in tbs days paper. u also contains an alb.
stract of the proceedings OF the sd Of June, and
the important intelligence thai TPeiEagton had
ARMED 7cifhiR fvo days march IF Paris.
The following is the Postscript contained in the
second edition of the Star
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
GEnNIANY

BAvEs or THE DANUBE, June 8.
The held-maFshals, Prince Schwartzenberp
and Wrede have returned from Hebron ~
Heidelberg and Mannheim. TheArchdnke Charlie,
was still at Heiibronn, where his brother The
ArcIdu6e john had also arrived through Swift
zefland The other archdukes' viii return from
Hebron to CaGstatt, which is sui the head
quarters Ofthe Austrian reserve which viii ~.
main there, until the army marches 10 the lcft
bank Of the Ahue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
BALrIMonE. AUGUST 1Oth.

BALTIMORE, August lOth.
Extract Of a letter from respectable
Ffench gentlemen Ctate resident of
Daitinore) to has friend in this city,
dated,
MARsEILLEs, June %, 1915.
g 1t was my intention to leave this city
for Lyons on Monday last, (96th y butte
my great astonishment, ON Sul.,lay, the
25th, wonderful political change took
place here nil the houses which had
found upon my arrival, decorated with the
tlicolored hag, have substituted the white
standard and the royal insignia. The reg
ular troops who were in the city, were
compelled to depart the following night,
and have arrived at Toulon, which place
still continues to display the imperial stand
ard. The cries of Vice ie Roi re-echo from
one endof the city to the other from l2
to $4,000 inhabitants who were obliged to
quit the city lest they should be compelled
to wear the imperial coclSadc, have reluln-
ed, as well as the mayor and some eccIesi-
astical characters.
g The whole OF the yeomanry are in
arms and are extremely we'll organized.
which tend greatly to preserve good order
and tranquility. We we're. indeed, in
need of this: for a search after unhappy
victims had already commenced. Every
thing is quiet at present; Provisional
Government has been established, until
more stable one is organized.
g Yesterday Intelligence reached us, by
telegraph. that .N:aPOLEOJN' had jeen
hing at Paris. erery branch 'of his family
massncred, aiidtte members Of both Houses
SHOT!-the number consisted OF EIGHT
Hundred. In two days we shall have po-
sitive accounts of this news"
Fed. Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16

1t is asserted, that the emperor OF Russia las
sent orders TO Gen. Sacken's corps, 60 put Itself
in march for Franconia. 10 go % tue Lower
Maine. The head quarters ~ gen. Sac&en are
expected at Frankfort
As soon rs this corps shall have left Franco
MIA. that of Gen. Doctroff, which was still at lo.
berg, will take its place
1t IS sad that the head quarters ofthe field
marshal Barclay de FOLLY will soon be transfer.
rnd srom Banlerg to Wertzbesg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16

The principal loss ofthe enemy fen upon the
Prueslans. Among our wounded are named
Prince jerome General Gerard and count de
Yalmy. It appears that The enemy retired
upon Nsmur, and was pursued in that direction.
decree Of June DO, places 10 state of scire
fapmnne, ST Quentin, Cusc, IL Fcre, I.aon.
scissors, Uiiy, Iangres Auxonne, SAINT Trooper.
tbc foii Pcnas, Ti1uemous, tie castle of solies
ADD Granville
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16

The ship Thomas Scattergood arrived NJ Phi.
ladelphia has brought flies ct English papers.
which have been anticipated b. The Abalrno2
arrived ct Baston
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-12

Leaving deficit for which
It was proposed to provide
by loan amounting to
ne snm ot ? 100000
Such were the limited objects OF ex.
pense. and such the limited means OF
supply, at the commencement OF the
year In which war was declared. An
increase of the expense, and a diinlnn,
ton OF the supply must have been aniicl y
pated, as the inevitable consequence ., !,
that event; but the government reposeo
with confidence, for all the requisite sup
port. upon the untried resources OF the
nation. II credit, in capital. and 10 IN
,lastrv The confidence was justly re-
pssed vet. it may, perhaps, be consider
ed as a subject for regret. and 1t certain
~ furnishes a lesson Of practical policy
that there existed no system. by which
the internal resources of the couatr,
could be brought at orce into acton
when the resources of its external com
n,erce became Incompetent to answer
the exieencies Of the time. The exist
ence Of such system would. probably
have invigorated the early movements O
the war; might have preserved TIE pub
lie credit unimpaired !; and would ha.'
rendered the pscuniary contributions Q
the people more equal, as well as mor'
effective. But owing to the want o
such system, sudden and almost al
exclusive resort to tae public credit. va
necessarily adopted as the chief instru
See the annexed table A, exhibiting
a statement of the gross annual receipt
and disbursements OF the Treasury fron
the year 1871, to the year 1884,.
b See the annual report Of the secre
tary Of the treasury, dated the a2d .
November, 1911.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-12

I WIS raised ii The lower end of this
q ,.sesy 81 fhe late &iss gliyateth Fortl
and .>y her heirs was sc'A 30 use IN the
gar 1871 Ell is sssel.t Use feet niat
ssF ten il.es,es high. his eomplectiea rstket
1iehteY thar csanlnoI hlaek negroes, has
slsast aa;iasith sueasi tin,, whisNers sHss!'
tsslselss. bis hair craving desn 10 .
sbasB ~ II "a has Forehe;lsI, has high
cii,sels BANGS and sbatps narrsM ehlss vel!
ssaiIe ith bsoad hss,s and slalalefs, aud
d little bssw isgzscd, ,sisil very small
twists q Oh aaei4s Der has lesatipns IN
GeoFs.ctssan aass TIE its.3 Y asilanaten.
sumo Of &hom are Tree aud nsas iariHsh
hiM witli t'seir fee nasaess Mich may
iHsIuee bin 70 casslsse ~ name: he has
S<so connections 10 tie lo9e, emf
s,EE this oea3ity, where he vas raised.
aoa where 1 hiuk IL likely he Dew i.
o. lurking aboat the Wv Of Nasaanetpn
or GeoTgetown--pe slisst,s he may esdea-
! your Ia sake lbs wag; 10 BaltiNere or
he mar wish to get 10 Petersburg, Virgil
z,la.sand think 1t n0t unlikely as / sesst
4 xe}Iow wruan hsme b. water to my
isrpfher wie Fses IL The, neigslborhood
as petershars. nsiy three DAYS before
q en- went aif By whom lie bad child I,
very short fine he!oTei sent hersoif. -
1 viii pay the abaye reward u fifey dol
lars 10 any i'e, soii uale viii bring said
,negen hes.se or secure hin. IN any jail SO
that set ham again.
JOHN. Il. FORD.
n.,v on e0iins