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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20
THE SELECTED VICTIMS.

Henry Blanev, an freshman by birth but
IA years citizen OF the u. States, has
lately returned to New-York. This brief
narrative Of facts, is taken from his state
ment:
Blanev was taken prisoner at Queens
ton, and was one of the IS men transport
ed TO England 70 be executed for treason,
Con the absurd ground of perpetual allegi-
ance) in fighting for America, his adopted
country, OF the 25, however, Abraham
Fuissn, though designated as an {rishm an,
was a native of the United States---but ha-
wing, on some occasion, at Montreal or
Quebec, feigncd himsclfto be an Europe
an in order to recommend himself TO the
friendship of an Irish regiment in Canada,
that pretence was used against him, when,
he was placed among the number OF deci-
mated
On the passage from Quebec to England
they were kept on halt allowance, Con-
stantly abused, and threatened with being
thrown overheard. At the More, they
were kept during the months CT January
and February, forced to remain on deck
without clothes the whole day, and to lie
without hammock or blanket through the
night. Attempts were frequently made TO
Seduce them into the British service, but
such overtures were treated with SCorn by
them al, except EHlSen, VINO entered, aud
went on board the Namur. Scurr lous in
vective was lavishcd on these faithful mnn.
WIN refused to b-tray their Country. The
following sort of dialogue occurred more
than once
Kings Clfcer.-You had better conclude
TO join the service OF your king and coun-
try.
Blaney (for the rest and himself I'VE
have no king, and America is our coun-
try.
X. O.-Thcn by Cd. you may expect
to be hanged--you are ID IRISH Yankee
traitor.
B-We can't help it. but we're not trail
tors,
OIL advise you to think the matter
over gain you are in an awful situation
you had best make up your mind.
B-My mind has been made up 90 years
ago I'll never serve despot.
Threats and obloquy were in such cases
regularly repeated.
Facts like these might Convince John
Randoihh and the Hartford Convention
that PRINCIPLES engravcu on the heart, are
far better security for fidelity than the &C
Cident of birth place, which men can no
more Chuse than brutes, reptiles, periWin-
kles and otner she'll fish. The sufferings of
these men, in chill and humid climate,
zvithout q single change Of clothing, their
squaiil condition and contemptuous treat
ment, give them claims on the notice of
Congress, who we hope will enquire at the
n Xt session into all these matters, make
them Of national consideration, and reward
the faithful. " Y. Columbian.
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putting extra 1000 dollars into lis pocket t.r
commanding the militia, when il was one Of his do
ties, as the Governor, 20 do SO when weook az the
Precious Production before us; or, their raising
the said Harper from the ranks 10 the post of Ma
Jor-Geners, we should really think il high time
for Messrs. WindersS Co 60 travel toe same road
with the Hon. MIR. Chittenden Il Co. of Vermont.
The Vc'mcrt Ucshingtonion tells more
trXth than il is aware of-whcn it assigns
Is reason for the triumph OF the Repu6ii-
cans in Vermont, that that many FEEDER
alists Tor those who claim the name, } have
been grossly negligent Of their duty. and
that Democracy will be regv0Tdsd for its
zeal and exertions. 1T was that the Fe-
deralists of Vermont would not aid their
county in the late war, that Chittcnicn and
his host were grossly negligent 6f their du-
ties to the Union, that the people have turn
ed them from their seats. On the other
hand when their county was in danger, tie
Republicans few to her with zeal, and they
have their rcward--A party, who, like
Chittenden, eco. will hang back to pick
their pitiful ends out Oft the ruins OF their
country, deserve no other fate.
o. TIE Johr0l from Paris, o.. on last PAGE,
as srO'fhy Of feIWsdi
NiRRIED-On Tuesday eyenng. the 18th inst ly lie
' " JJhn D. Bar, Mr. HiYi1n C. FeunH, the airiabe
ana much admired Miss Roi1a Noey, bot of tins city.
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ins We made man. calculated to rom
mand respect. He had scarce been mi
nutes On board when he requested tic CT
ilcers might be introduced to him, which
was accordingly done. l have therc!nre
had that (once little expccted) honor
When on deck he is constantly enquiring
into every thing. For the first day or
two he appeared in uncommon good spirits,
but latterly rather melancholy. He has
written to the Prince Regent claiming his
protection. l dined with him the other
day. He said but little, and what surpris-
ed me speaks no English. We are now,
fancy, likely, to have long peace"
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+,od 70 great credit for their zeal and in
defatieable attention 70 the advancement
of the establishment. as well as TO thc,wel-
sare and comfort of the settlers. His Ex-
cellency the Administrator in Chief APP
nears 10 taxc particular interest in for
warding the settlement.
We have through the politeness OF Co
ver.or Edwards been favored with the pc
msal of letter which he has just received
Inv t,xpress from General Jackson, and are
sorry that we cannot at this time obtain per-
mission to publish it. We can however as
sure our readers that it bespeaks the cha
racterstic determination of that illustrious
officer to preserve the tranquility aud per-
feet safety of this country. And there
seems to be no doubt that by this time a
train os the most vigorous measures are in
operation, by which with the assistance of
Kentucky and Tennessee brethren it may
ae expected that those ruthless marauders
who have continued to kill and depredate
ON our frontier. aud have refused to hear
ken to the friendly overtures of our 60
vernment, viii be most severely punished.
We also find that General Bissel is or
siered TO Orleans, and that Colonel Miller
is ordered to take command of this district
till the arrival of General Smith, & to call
for the ilitia of the territories. But most
unfortunately, Colonel Miller having re
ceived orders from General Brown to march
TO Detroit, could not be prevailed on to
continue on this frontier and left it about
the first of the present month. 1t is TO be
supposed that an express will follow him
and that he will have TO countermarch, but
till his return il seems that there will be no
officer on the frontier to defend it, which
in the present crisis renders our situation
extremely cri ticaI, as the Governors CT the
territories have no right under existing re-
gulatious to adopt any military measures
whatever. Illinois Herald.
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II. NJ. S. Bellerophon, Torbay,
Julv 24 1915


"Wth pleasure inform you we have
this moment anchored here with Banaparte
on board.--Since his defeat of the 18th we
have been sharply looking out for him, un-
Cierst nd.ng that he was in the neighbour
hood Of Rochefort, intending to escape to
America with the frigates there. On the
10th OF this month we received a flag Of
truce from him brought by the Duke of
Rovigo, requesting permission to pass the
British squadron as he understood a pass
port had been granted him from the Bri-
fish government. This, you may be assur-
ed, was in very strong terms refused. On
the 18th, finding it utterly impossible to es-
cape, he sent his chamberlain count Las
Cassas to treat for hisreception on board
and conveyance 10 England, as also to Sc
cure him protection on his arrival there.
This however it was out of our power to
gTdnt--At this time he was on board the
frgates at Rochefort, hourly expecting to
be detained, as the towns had hoisted tho
Bourbon flag. Early on the morning of the
18th, we dispatched our boats for him.
On coming on board he bowed low, with
rather an naughty air, and SAID in French
to captain Maitland " SIR ] am come or
board and claim The protection Of your
prince and your laws" He is the exact
resemblance OF what you see IN all the
print shops-plainly dressed ia green facec
with red, about 5 feet inches high, ra-
Their corpnleDt, stern face and very penc-
1atug eyes-upon the whole, a good look
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TEMPER OF rR (NCE.

f.Nif T.h VI = lktA4s IL.
Letters froM France. rcceirtd W.i. ForS.
relate he .fcil0 g. facts
Con8e.--A French officer in the oar,.
OF Louis XVIII. and the allies, was se.t ~,
the commanders OF tbs city to ask It's ST.
render; for answer tine officer was instann,
ly seized and hung in frcht OF .lr g!aci5
and IN full view Of the enemy.
Prnsslan corps OF 25 900 men 1yets OF.
dered to prevent junction Of two French
divisions. the one under Marshal Davorst,
the other under Marshal Suohet. 1t hap
pened th@t the Prussians arrived too lateto
prevent It. ard soon enough to he literal)v
cut to pieces. Upwards OF Il coo were kill
led, 1900 wounded, and corps of about
5000 men, that were making their retreat.
were surrounded by the peasants armed
with pitchforks. axes, spades, hoes. and
scythes, and not one of the enemy escapcd
death.
These facts, and many others similar
were not permitted to be printed in France.
but the public may be assured O. their au-
thentciiy.
French Wh.--I'o the title ie Desire ei-
ven to LOUIS XVIII. the people add mort
implying that his death is the desired'' e.
vent.
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NOTICE..

FEFHE Subscriber intending 10 reside s. 81
( country, requests these ptr.ors tlat D. e.
scd 30 pnrghasp GOALS, 90 april 3, T.e7s;a. .se,
Rms g Co Al the south tene,rei.t OF Oh. ii Il
locks buildings, fronting tn, Basin. who Will II
the most prompt attention TO all arplicotirs.
W'I. 6. PCVALL.
10 fit
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th general interest il has excited, will secure. me
tatisnt hearing, whilst l suggest few hints that
may call forth more learned spec1lations
But Though can promise nothing else, i can Of
Ter TO TIE public assurances OF the mos; perfect
sincerity and disinterestedness. l am neither a
l5rnk-ciree tor nor Stakeholder in either of tn,
chartered Basks Of this or any other state and I
scarcely need add, that have manner of connec-
ton, with any Of the uuchartered ins,itutoDs--In
short, have no property which can bc affected BY
the establishment Of unclartered Banks, unl, SIS
they hring that general injury and destruction
which is tho much to be feared. L am, indeed
simply Ian'-hnlder, with few slaves and small
movable property So that thorc is no feeling of
seitshness TO divert from that calm, candid and
dispassouate course which purpose TO pursuc.
In the prosecution oil my design, shall not pursue
the regular order, which the mind would naturally
suggest.
IL would appear most rational TO enquire into
the legality ofthe new establishments, before our
attention IL devoted ~ d.er probable productive
ness L. di;ate also the immoral tendency of Il
breach oi the law; THE fatal influence II exerts in
b in:inR the legislative power iuto contempt; ard
u.. Widespread and gene al evils fde system in It's
effects upon ,lie nation, aud its currency.-1hese
considerations | shall however, postpone, being
persuaded, that as the scheme has arisen from cal
ouiaions Of great ptcunisry profit shalt be more
likely to attract attention by hints the
probable success of the institutions tan by dsqui-
sitons their legality.
IS preliminary to tits enquiry, it may be adj
vIsSb!c To take sume netce Of tn various uncliar-
tered establishments already existing, or now in
contemplation, within the State of Virginia.
From The best Information have heen able 10
sbtai', find that the fnIlO wiz < chartered Banks
b'vr pten actually established, are now orgrniziug
% T. l.fio
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.RON:ApARTE AGALN

We have been favored with tue following ex-
tractfIorn q lettsrwritten by Lieutenant on board
the slip BelleropboD, dated Torbay, JIy 81,
CITING some i1tercsting particulars not before pub
lishcI, ofthe manner n which BonapTte was re-
ctved on board that ship. ". y. En-. Post.
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SiNON DACCt, who continues the Js7reH'7l
Business, as usual informs lis c,rtor.efs th.t Id
agent, with a C mpltte assortnsot Of Js1vcyery 81
UGfcbes, is now on his way to the Suuhern STAT. 4
ard hopes that his I'D friends will give lin he prc
irCuc' fCr ,theTs
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HEIHEREAS have rec ~ Information 10 JeI
~ relied OK. that my Rring Horse whic 4
was stolen f'oa fne TIE latter end al JIM. AID nd !
yert,scd by NJ IL the FL qu"cro Hirhmo. 4. was-
ven by the mua;t1 Joe LEsrn. w! .tGo him. n
a NAV by th name Flint, who transferred or r.,
ded him 10 sama. Greenlee. e it0.khiIa e county
lhesc are thel'-ior, CO. cant,iu i r.. .,,. i7,s q,
ding iortae 'aid nurse, as d, lin,n to use III
sto,d t.at tie above named Samuel C.ieenlcc a.;
cut o tie aboYc horse 10 Morgan Town, North "a.
rc'"a, SOON after he had seen thc ssd b. iss ad,er
tlsed "nd was ID he WAS stolen. aad answered.
The description gwen in de sdvcr tisaBert owl
call on the sid Samuel Creenlet 10 diver ~.vl
horse, srd tke tc reward offered, and viii ,nan4s
ANY pers II for Information rtspecfre tic io.s. Z
tbloi, and csii o. the good paople OF Ro~kbfiier
a"l s"d assist me in tho recovery of my horse fa,
du'er'ly taken aad kept, which wiz he thaaihii,
received. JOHN woo usON.
G9ochiaNd Co1f7ify.
CQrfef'g Fern, Sebfsn7ber 10. 4O-4osYgs
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81 A ksA H.Is k
ENQUIRER MARINE list.
PonT or RIcHMoNp.

ARRIVED.
Sept l5--eloop Sally, Bingham, New-yc,t.
sept. is--schr. Traveller, Reegs, OH, reter.bnr-
do. s!oop Antelope, w st, Craies. CIV po.r.
DO. do. Triton, Lion, Linz. New.y,st
CLEARED
Sept. l5-soh. Tire Sisters, HrckhcaJ. N W.
do aloop Frir Ar.r;csn. ireland. l.,,
Sept. 1S--brig " e;u,stno, Non,lsl. n5,
do schr. Mary, Wits, No.F
90 do Indian Hunter S,nn.an. y. 81
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DINSOLLTTON n "a - q 49, = S-IIll5

Y 7HE partnership ortie SrbscIil eis, tradi.p az
der tie firm Of SIMON DAUCE * 60 "A
dissolved by mutual consent, on the ii,h { ia y
~, 1915. ANY person having any dema, d. as
the sad partnership, IS reque' tel t. bring in
accounts for payment to Simon Dauce, N
Cherry alley ard all those who are indeb
thc late firm Of SiHoD Dance 81 Co are red
to paw The amount Of their accounts to the =
mon Dsrce, who Is alone authorised 10 settIg n
accounts Of the said partnership.
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STOCKS OFRANrKc.
DENrTTSTRT.
NUTiEE.

4 Petitio. Will he present T. g. - /. So,
: Legislature. praying that law nav p-ss rao.
ting Company. 10 irnpiOve tbe navigation o. --lr
~ canal or cuierwl' Oh the South iie t',,r ~.
W Sham. % til, water
Manchester SePtenber2O. ;s-1
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Washington, September 19.-Our distin-
guished fellow-citizeD, Henry CLAY, arri-
we'd in this CITY on Saturday.
VERMONT REGENERATE.
Private letters, received in this city, an
nouce the complete triumph Of Republican
ism in the tate elections in Vermont. Eve
ny branch OF the government is Republican
by an unprecedented maioriiy---.Waf y7h
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One at Martinsbuig, in .rkiey,
One at Fauquier CT. House,
Two in jefferson County
Two in i.oudon County,
A"klns in sll, tor, new unehartered Banks.
have not been able to ascertain thu amount OF
lie nominal capitFi Of these Banks but, it we sup
pose diem to be S90O.e0O each, (and some of them
J lave heard exceed that sum- the nominal Bank
capital which they have, VIII b equal TO J7ro .4I{-
lions Of Dollars Moreover, L is observable, that
eight o. those Banks established or to be estab-
liabed, in SIX Counties adjoining each other; which
will, at the above estimate, give for those Counties
ene million, sin hUndied thousand dollars, besides
the present Bank OF Winchester, whose capital ID
S250,0O0.
Thus, the Bank Capital in those
SIX c1Hnt,s 5, would be s 1850, 900
And, i we suppose them 10 issue Of
fee notes tn twice the amount OF
their Capital, we should have in
n short time in circulation, about s 100000
Ii istrue, atthey will so far operate check
on each other rs to render so large an issue improb
able but, this consideration only furnishes addition
al for the conclusion that the establishments
cannot be profitable.
Pursuing this speculst;on, Ito what some may
consider as an extreme,) we should be led TO con-
elude, that II population of six counties, amounting
TO about 100000, require S3,700,000 of Bank
Capital, the State of Virginia will require more
than Ihirfy Millions. Should the residue of the
State follow, with h;tiirbIe emulation, the example
which has been furnished them, we shall see the
Commonwealth inundated with Sixty Millions of
Virginia Notes, on (whst is much more probable
we shall find all the Banks restricted by necessity
TO the use of their PEAL capital, and thus curtaled
oil their visionary profits.
The writer ofhe following Remarks, is himself elegant
exception to the Rule which he lays down-Where is the
man of Letters in Great Britain, who writes puTer and
claSterStyle than he does
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= 1I@t MENI.
a PPEEHENDED in the County Of James CD
"a on tic Isl day Of July last. by ThomasA
Alien and Wtiam jenniags oi said Conptv. ~
fAe'y Negro Ntsu b. the name OF ACK, sai'
thc property olJohn Tin, ofihe Cn'l>iv of r.
na-i,e Isa verv black man, about 5 feet 10 M ~
es \ sh--he has 5lori oolhair, sraooth skin,
ther cleate faures--hc has . .rsr o. tire
arm, l..tie above .hc elbow, and lad on t.hen
m'tied TO the jail 9! said county, 2 rouEd short
and pantaouus III hlus cloth.
BAkEU PERKINS s.
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oINiVN DNUCE,
JOHN GAUCHOfS
PHILADELPHIA, September T. Dot
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TO him, who would avoid the riliculc of pc
dantry X afitctation, is not sufficient that word
has classical origin, be found in dct!onary cs-
pecnily JOlnsons Ii must also have passed the
Judgment, and BIZ employed in tie general use of
those vito have the right, because they possess The
best means OF settling tue just standard Of tie En-
gsh Tongue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20

The writer ofhe following Remarks, is himself elegant
exception the Rule which he lays down-Where is the
man of Letters in Great Britain, who writes puTer and
chaster style than he does n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-03
CLERK WANTED.

a NAN of good character who knows
"a how to keep books of accompt and
writes good hand, may hear of perrna-
nent place by personal application to the
Printer.
Letters capnot be attended to.nor need
aay one apply who does not we'll under
stand the business. Z,
Nav
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100 Collars Rezsard.

I'D AZ AWAY from the Ravenswurth
N, estate, on Sunday the 18th instant,
a negro woman, calling herself BECK
P.fRKER, about 90 years of age, a
bright Inulatto, and rather stout. though
not above the ordinary height. She car
ried with her great quantity of cloath-
ing ofsIiferent descriptions.
Also "a negro man named .3CH.A, be-
tween 45 and so years old, stout & black.
and having his right hand very much in:
iured by fire. From information since
obtained, the GIRLS believed to have gone
off with'a white waggoner, from the other
side of the RIDGE, calling himself Nsrby
the man has most probably pursued the
same course.
The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver the said negroes
to me at Ravensworth, and will furnish
evidence sufficient for the conviction of
.Nsmb,HFifty Dollars will be given for
the negroes only, or Twenty-Five dollars
each.
JOHN GRAHAM, Manager fer
William I'll. FitzhNgh, Ravens.
worth.
April Is. ~. tt
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TyHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave
to apprize the Merchants and o
Tiers, interested in the Commerce to G.
Britain and her Dependencies, that he
will Grant the necessary Consular Cert
6cates ON application made to him, at the
house of William Wilson, Esq. en- Prince
Street.
JAMES PATTON,
.qcting TTce consul, Of His Britaanic
.Nqjesty for alexandria.
April sa,
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!. ,.vseIf ana officers that have
i = .,.sessb6a board bis ship. that
pa 1s,;sa ~ and huasniiy could dictate.
's,'s $40 .Ae honor 70 be, with much
.s-, sir, your obeiieat servt.
STEPHEN DECATuh.
,,on Sen. ~. crosyninsbiela,
S,crctary of the Navy.
n,ri.a Ssaasrsn referred g n ne
letter.
Majestic, rexee
Eadymian
PomnDc
Tcns5cs
Dispatch (blis)
J;,f of killed and svaandsa on ooaTc sns
n sfa,es' Fagase President.
x1IIEp-Lieuis. F. II. Bsbbit, A.
r,.a;l,,a,. E + Howell; Henry Hull.
s,m.,. lss:avs, Samuel De Cesser, Hy.
,a'n.s;ers, Michel Barton, John Wea.
- I.Aa Briggs. chas Conway, VIM.
s.a;.n cd, WA Kseler, Jas. Chapaan,
60 W, Swift, Francis Fee, Edward
nm.s, Amos Pests, VIM. Barrett,
go. p:a,t, Thss. Kelley, Andrew
Go ,o,s, Williams Moore, Aaron LINN
WOUNDED Sailing Master Ro-
c.r. Sir Raoia.on, aidshipmea Daie
pa Brewster, Masters mate Parker,
los ,a,eah Fitch, Jahn Godfrey, James
n;chsrsoi,, Vim. Nixhet, John Batlsr
Nm Rogers, Alexander Gordon, Jsm
i;a.eot, David Jacob, James Hill, John
p.y,p, John Melsiil, Samuel Tarner,
Tbamss Care. d Lafaphiere, Nil M d
Der. Ralph AsbSaod. Thomas Davis
Issa Moran, JapesC {. Nicholson, Sanl
p.yls, Hama Harvey, Alexander Muir
~ ssephen Hainmana, VIM. Hill
william Eawesl, James Matthews
stesar, @ Gin. Josn Ksasiag, Jshn Per
=. Is Potter, John Peterson, Joaa,
d 'yncs, Na,hsa.sl Button, John Meigs,
Nathaniel BhfEi*s, VIM. Keys, AdaSn
Nvsr. Frs Joseph, Gerge Coleman
I Rssms NV Rhodes, VIM. S:nyts. jacob
8 p.,,;og ] hn Gers, James Andct son,
wm. Dayidses, Joseph Tuck, john
RyAa, Wa. Williams, rhomas Cole
nan,
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Importers Of Dry Goods

ocspous 10 nave tEeil % ds b, u ,ht
'o' hem, md to derive the advants, u
rising from IN intimate practical eA-
eeiisnce OF the sales in Americs, ard
residence in England for the grcater
art OF the las. nine years, for the e<-
ness effect of making shipin ents 20
philadelphia NAV hsye their orders eS.
ecuted on a small commission, by A.
iex N ,er Henry. ] apply to him in
Aanchester, for lurther informstioa to
'lesander tienry, ]. & co. in Phila-
elphia.
Philadelphia, Feb. - March 2-2w
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Tie Executors.
Five Dollars Reward.

ID ANAWAY irem the subscriber
s a, on tbs 2 d ait. Charles anderson,
epprentice to the House TONERS bu-
.lnc.s, he is about 6ycais of age, not
xactly black, stout built for has age,
a,as scar upon two fingers on his lelt
,and, he is ia the habit of talking to
inset very much had on when he
ZEN away slue roundabout jacket
and pantaloons and took with him 9
own cloth jacket and pantalcoas: I
will give the a5ovc reward Tut nc
charges for said apprentice.
Thomas Braddock.
N B. Masters of vsssvls snd all
other. are ferwarned frou hsrbarang CT
smployina him at their peril.
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