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Rippon Lodge,

..SOtaining from 200 to 500 acres on Po-.
1Hac River, about 5 miles from Dunn
mes and 90 from Alexandria. The sell
: : good fer coru, small grain and grass.
lac improvements area dwelling house
y y good repair containing six rooms, a
sess.Ocahen, laandry, stables and other ne
rs's ss house. The extensive marshes
es. a nearly dry belosgiRg'to this estate
mr. s. % me purchaser the most fiatteFing
Srapkse, u rendering tbs a valuable
k@s an iacousiderable devotion OF Ia
j. Il - sor terms apply to tie subscriber
s'sssst AsTbert, Ksq. Of Alexandra :
s,,. 5, John A Washington,
.ans '',.tssstCwn, Jefferson ilcsn.y, Va
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Brocket's Fishery to Rent.

T = n -taei r.r. =. ~
n WISH to Rent my Fish Landings
III just above the town of Alexandria,
with two Seines, one Of which IS 80
Yards in length and. 90 feet deep, the
other is just new, go hthoms in length
and q feet deep, with a fisa house and
house to cook in /; and ( siodld have 10
objection to furnish four good hands to-
work the boats--but should this fishery
not be rented before tie first day of
March, | shall want a good nan to take
the management Of the fishery, and |
will either give standing wages Or give
part Of the profits as we can agree.
William Hepburn.
January l8. ebiuthMar
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NEW GOODS
LOCKWOOD g .aDG.lTE

LOCkWOOD 6 f.aDG.1TE,
EE WE justrcceived an elegant as
HI sorjment Of MerinoShawIs, among
which are white from 10 to SO dollars /;
scarlet and orange .coIeured ditto; one
casa superior double Florence silks. Git
70 levantiaes, bandano Il flag silk hand
kcrchicts, Ieyantine silk shawls, scarlet
comforts, fine bolbbazene, silk stockings
AID gloves, black forentine, fuse-blaek.
and lead colered worsted stockings,
.eiaid ri6bens, bell buttons, India muslins..
elegant fashionable plaid lnuslins, kid
goes White and coloured, cashmere,
limitation sl,awls, Sc.
end on consignmentfrem Providence
r. I. an Invoice of Domestic Goods,viz.
Plaids Nos. and 2, tokens,
!, Bro. shirtings. 6-4 and A checks.
- Cotton yarn from Noss.6 to Is,
Stripes, chambrays.
III Which will be sold atBaltimore prices
Jan 2 y eo2w
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Bank Ite@aRdria.

sal fls January LIST 1876. S
NOTICE is hereby given to the stocka
helders in this Institution, that Di-.
videndis this day declared Of four per
cent. for the last half year, aud will be
ready to be paid tostbem or their legal
representatives, on Thursday The 18th
Instant.
Byorder ofthe Board.
~. ], l.. M'KENNAs Cash'r. q
/. jan O.
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HOY Sale.

A LOT on II, ear the cor
nerof Pitt and Duke streets, with
a frame dwelling House thereon.
A LOT on Dake street, near.t the SAID
corner, aud adjoining the residence OF
Col. Simins.AFor terms apply to Mr..
John Loagdsn in Alexandria.
Lewis III Machen.
Office of the Marine Insu-
rance ompany OF lexandI1a
December 25, 1915.
YNvHE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby Informed, that an e..
lection will be held at their Office on
Monday the 18th day of January next
from the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. VI. till
2 O'Clock 2. NJ. for fifteen Directors
agreeahly to Charter.
j b N'icl:olIs, Sec'y.
TIE transfer book Ill be closed from
"Wednesday tie lotaJanussy I'LL after
the election.
dec. 25.
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lust received.

JuSC rcCclVcU,
BIZ the ships Arnita and William aud
Henry. from Liverpool, via Baltimore;
4-4 and GA can,brics
o-e cotton shIrting of various kinds
and qualities
Common and superfne S-4 dimities
Ga cambrics. ditto
,sppertine jeans
Mems, women's and children's cot
ton stockings
Elegant fancy muslins, various IL
cures
Gilt and plated buttons
case of tapes and bobbins
Calicoes and furniture fringes, &c
The above goods will be sold ON adj
yantaseous terms by the piece or package
George Taylor
Dec 81 d5tlaw
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4 neeis Cyclopadia

~ Il
CUBsCRfBERs to the above work
y arc respectfully informed that the
48th and goth numbers have lately been
eceiyed ard ready for delivery.-As
hc publication Of the Cyclopaedia will
shortly recor@R ence, under arrangements
somewhat different than formerly-such
of the subscribers as have not received
the publishers Circular Letter on the
subject. can see a copy oft at the book
store of
r. GRAY.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A London made square PIANO FORTE
with additional keys and pedal.
Also-e50 reams writing and letter
Paper.
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Land for Sale.
935 Acres.

935 Acres,
In the county of Fairfax, four miles from
georgetown and Washington City
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
TT is bounded more than a mile by tire
Potomac, on which lies so or 60 acres
Of rich bottom and about 500 acres ct Tin
timber, dwelling house with q rooms,
a large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally of the first qua
l;ty, and experience has proven ittobe
perfectly susceptible OF Improvement by
the use of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part of the above land may
be attached. and from which -four may
be water,borne to Georse-T AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
will be capable of drivingall the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex,
pense in conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
trip a day may be made Dy The Doa's
navigating the river.
go 4 ores,
In the county Of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg. lying on Broad Run-2S0 a.
ores are heavily timbered, the balance Is
fresh land and produces we'll.
Mr.. Matthias, OF Leesburg, or Mr..
L,,dscel Lee. OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms OF sale.
| The whole of the above property will be
| sold on a long credit lit required) with
| interest from the date.
Richard III. Love.
| Rokebv. August u. go
PRINTING,
/ Handsomely executed at.the Office Of the
8lcagsdrie Gazette.
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jefferson Land for Sale

BOUT eS2 Acres in the county Oh
"a lesersnst and state OF Virginia en-
I've RAD ieadius' from Winchester to
aalhaote, II mics from the former. IL
Rom llsrper's Ferry and S from Charles
mvn-s0miies FROM Alexandria, Georae-
ssn ard the City Of Washington. The.
Improvements are new brick house, 2
Serss high, barn 80 feet square, sta
lae Soils Of the very first quality,
Ml adapted to the growth of timothy,
6 Ss'''esand every species of grain-More
sn half Of the land IS severed with sim-
% Of the best quality.
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r. GRAY.
Wanted to Hire

A ,Ne@ro Tyoman, to wash and iron,
and Girl to attend child.
Enquire of the Printer.
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sg.gy At vENDUE.

!. srv Tuesday and Friday.
~ will BIZ SOLD
%sna,,e Store, ceriler Of Prince.
~ and Water Streets,
ARIETY OF
5,.sj Goods, Groceries, &c.
- Of which viii be expressed in
the hills of the day.
8. All Kind Of goods which are on
!. .tIoa' and the prices Of which are
j ls1aee.I. can at any tirae be viewed
ssi,u' 'S,rrsased atthe lowest limitation
ipad Fs.s'. p q. MArsTEIIER.
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pIBiIsHED DaILY B1 8 s,roVDEy, RoyAIsTREET
SATURDAY, JANUARY go. 1916
For New'-York.

SSsSs The new and substantial sloop
49, Hiram, John Carlisle, master;
b0fthen $50 barrels, will be ready for
the reception Of a cargo liz three days.
For freight apply to
Adams, Herbert & Go
~ No.n,Dkn,, on ,h.ts t.t
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Mandevlle * Ldrmoui',
Corner Of King y FaiJaas5' Hfns . "a
ter streets,
HAVE FOE SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cagnac brandy
S do. Holland gin
90 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coilee :,
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom ralslns
500 VT. fresh currants
co boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines IL
enors and groceries.
Deeember 10
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q EaSss.tE "a Df'n lletfAu@s Si"'tS'3 w
8 I. X iS,,s or about 6O0bbis. nearly
tss's, s;Ifd the best materials, sails
n r.. 81 81; SD complete order for sea.
4 Lpicras9n s For's.
dec 3
=, Came, Of Bridge End High strsets,
Gsolsstoit7.
| Groceries, etc. etc.
y.,s lasdins ana for sale BY tie sub
scribers,
cbssts black Tea eaasl to any we
Save ever had for family use
-c,sks r;;ch Gos',en Cheese
S,hsss FIG Blue sd. 4e>e. ss
i ba. .saaiseea
80 fancy 0potto Baskets, IN a AZ variety az
ofsaapes 49,,
100 boxes preserved Lemons aud e gran Y
aes. fen the saire place
% String stFinss ArtiScial Flowers, from 40.
I 40 Mats, from do, $
! bbls: CraHberrics
: Kegs srca,,a Ginger
inb?xes ScOish HersInSs, very hne
% bottles nice Gatspp er
box containing 500 Algerine smoke
~ l,tagv ~ commodore Decatur,
II IS Supposed that they were Intended
IS the crews to treat ON Jolly tars Wit
whit after caature I. in this they
esasht tartay.'' They may now bs
Eesed and bought Gerry ckeap, at. the
Sarner Of Bridge anu Hish streets.
4oGE qBER 9gI9H
q Batch Pipes g g fize'pool
Vare, sciIilout enii to it,"
Hyatt s. " llson,
HlEo kase IA Store,
Wines and Liquors,
Iiefsvery description. WarraEted as geo
suae as imported particularly tosl'.ac
Eonlt. 10 Spanish mixed With it !;
Spasisa Braasg We have also. at much
kssprise.--1AAs also variety Of Wines
I and Liquors which are not genuine ard
SID as such. 0ursSladeira Wines are
ROain ayerv6ne state and Sarreated
IS paseas imported. Gentlemen, tavern
keepers, and bOawliDg sbnases. may de-
pend upon getting such WIPES aud liquors
efas,ss-sal please-any taste.
N. B. Gocis caabe had as low Of Us
ssa Baitimoreand vc take all kinds OF
a&esthat aregeanine; Of oar customers
saly, and whs1 dealt cut ASe have
asa variety CT Fence ,tici2sS, which
slO sold loay, as we wish to close sales
sal goodsin our iiAe.
Country Merchants will 10 well
agye US q call ;aut assortment IS large
aaese vii deal libeEliEy with them.
Ge9ree- S,l,vsa Ger, CO
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srhe sehE
CEPHfSE,

John Deering. Master, bur-
81 iS,Is OF about 500 bbis. nearly
tAss:' XII oe the best materials, sails
new = .sa I,iIs complete oftler for sea.
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For New York

ks The new schooner
Asss asG9 RieinIotal
- -. ...,xs James Lundt, Master,
:, sln to take on board her cargo
.o-mo@r9w ,nornins-Fo' freight OF SEQ
ariel ann TO the master on board at
1ntWis IS Wharf. or -
Lascrason g Fo1cic.
dec 90
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ca az Ggnaine .aiaaeira Igine.

Just landed and for sale at NJ. Sander
sons warehouse, aon Fuckers wharf,
-GtlX hhtls. and ten quarter casks first
y quality LONDON particular Madeira
Vine. imported in theship Robert VAIN,
Il, Norfolk, from the ancient ard highly
respectable house Of Scott aud Co. now
Scott, pringle, Vcitch and Co.
Apply to
James Pdtton,
s. 'lsh or. .Jenes Suhderson.
JnI,oru q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
MAN. JOHN NaRTnN

IL A correspondent of the {. .as;ssoy,.;
GaSetfe, printed in thetown of st. Louis
Missourl Territory gives the following
history OF NoRToN, the celebrated partS2
san, who, it WILDE recoll@cted. hasiatelv
Deen advanced to majority in the Bri-
tIsh service.
iremember having slight ,acquaint-
ance with Norton, some twenty years ago.
when IN the course of conversation he rave
me the following history of himself. That
ne vas born IN the Cherokee country. m tbe
south, and was a true Indian, and while
boy, he attached himself to the British SOL
dlers, then in that country, perbons fhe
ttoridas; Que Of which soldiers he called
ms father and the soldier treated him as a
son. When the regiment was ordered 70
EUROPE, young Norton was taken away by
ms adopted father, who after some few
years procured his discharge from the ar
my and settled in some part of Scotland.
and after giving young Norton GOOD edn.
ca'l0n. ne b0und him to the printing bust
'ess, t" (Which he served seven complete
years After the expiration of his time he
went 10 L2ndonS and not finding employ
ment and being IN want, he enlisted as
private IN regiment of foot, and was
sent with many other recruits TO ioip tbe
reglmeht in North America: then WING in
Niagara after many enquiries his adOnted
father heard where he was and procured
IRON the government his discharge after
service OF two years. Norton while doing
his duty at Niagara had seen and had FREE
gent conversation with the many Indians
VINO VISITED that part, and sighed at the
tate, OF being soldier and obliged to obev
orders from boyish officers, and when he
received bis discharge. he. to use his own
words, thought himself new man. When
nc became thus at liberty he Immediately
crossed over the Niagara river and settled
himself with the Mohawks, then living on
Grand river, in Upper Canada, and under
the celebrated Indian chief Colonel Joseph
brandt. lie soon learnt to speak, and
write the Indian language fluently. and
was some short time teacher TO the In
dams but teaching school was too tedious
and confinement was more than he could
bear, ne associated with the young Indians
III their divisions, and became at once as
perfect an Indian as ran in the woods. ba
wing his ears cut aud MS nose bored.
have understood, that he has rrenuennV
had a few goods on credit, but always like
an Indian he never traded for profit all
ne wished for was to collect enough Of furs
to pay his merchant, and the remainder Of
his goods was given to bis Indian friends
and relations.
Norton has been often, previous to the
late war, among the Greeks and Chero-
KEGS, and he has been heard TO express n
very high opinion Of the u. S. wishing TO
clvilize the Indians, saying, that perseye
rance alone will bring about the useful arts
among the Indian nations. lie has been
twice or thrice in London since he first
left there as common soldier, and il is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

tary attitude OF our government begins to
e"in"'aiid amongst the SayageS, a cotrec-
I'VE "i tuat influence, which has hereto
lore protuced sucii disastrous conseouen.
ees 10 the lnI'asitaAts OF our iron,icrs.
oi the Sioux, eight separate bands. b..
iohsiAS 10 three distinct tribes sent for
ward competent depntatious to treat, and
treaty WAS concluded with them on Sa-
tcriay last.
Inns we consider as one of The most i'm
portant treaties that has been made.-With
hone OF the sayascs with whom we IRE nc.
qnalnted, was British influence So dcenly
rooted. They are those, who have with
some proprlety) been cmphaticaly demo
minated Dicics0R'S MISUNDERSTANDING had
out little intercourse with either the Anne
rlcah government or any ofits citizens.
u,'y no oeeh taught 10 expect no justice
Il our hands. and we're agreeably ,lisan-
POINTED IN the reception they met with frt,n
me cn'nmissioneSs whose excrt;ons to
improve those favorable impressions there
IS great reason TO believe, will be entirely
successful. Being the most powerful of
all savage nations with which we can have
any intercourse, It they can be rendered
sincerely friendly, they will have il in
Nheir power 10 overawe and restrain ALI tho
other tribes. and indeed the Friendship NJ
tlose residing west OF lake MICHIGAN. 'cost
oi ths MISSISSIPPI, and south of the Ouis-
Cohs'n, appears to be doubtful, and so Ill
tie ID De depended on, that we should not
oe surprised to find ourselves in a shor,
que i involved in new difficulties with
n 2
The Ninnebsgoes who attended. con-
sisted of Il ,ieputation from !, narf ~ ~
',ioe' VINO nave separated themselves from
tue rest on Their nation, and now reside
'ieaf rra'sie ,iu Chen. A treaty was CON
ciuueu with themon Monday iast.-The
feinainder OF thus tribe still rcpel the over
sure OF peace which was made the last
year. anu repeated in the present year by
our commissioners.
ne raiSavoines as well as the Winnie
'asoes, nave been twice formerly invited
2, make peace; but they have not accented,
tae Invitation and Information recenf;v
received Justifies the belief that thev sill
cherish hostile intentions against orr gov
erament. those of that tribe that attend
gu ut TINS, place, were wholly incompetent
70 enter INTO any treaty to bind their natl
on /; they however were treated in a yerv
friendly manner by our commissioners.
and appear TO regret the unfayorabIe re,
latlcnS that exist between us and ,beir
tribes. 1"i ''i0i'
lnese Indians express an anxious de-
slrg that traders may be sent among them
anu 1t Is hoped that as foreigners are ex2
GUIDED from participating in the Indian
trade, our citizens will furnish a plenfifui
supply. BY sOdoing the Indians viii have |
no room Tor complaint, and the furs of the
MISSISSIPPI viii flow thorugh their proper |
channel.-.uiSSouri Ga5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

,aii tAa' drawing as large as life of Nor.
ton, IN his indiau dress, is occasion,llv ex
hini'cc IA tie ;hakspeare gallery in that
metropolis. Indeed, see Norton wien
you wi!' he is al@ais dressed like an r..
liap' ana among ten or dozen of his com.
'2ai''i's It IS impossible to point him opt
inless you nave had a prior acquaintancs
WIN him, or SET into conversation viii,
MN inthat case, you will discover the
perfect scholar. When first saw Mar
ton ne was very intelligent, modest and
anaSsnnng young man, and could dis
course ON any subject, but in all his con-
yefsations about Indians he complains of
lne INJUSTICE they receive from the in
:, .r'soeS OF white people. Norton must now
DC man OF about 10 years Of age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
Counterieiters

STEUBrSvILLs, July 10
'pn.e considerable progress has been lately
N this ana me adjoining counties, towards
ferreting ont and bringing TO Justice some of +lS
detestabie gang of counterfeiiers iat ,nest o,
safe, II those whose duiy ii is, will continue
uie eAercise OF the same vigilance which haa
lateIy manifested Itself for a little while lo,o.s
we we may reasonably hope the partnership Nil be-
n a. tlie iast court at New Lisboa Jacob Wood.
.u''' VINO IL is SAD has lived on the A!legbanv
mountain and at Greersbure-. in penrs,iS,,a,;s
and at Knox county, OHIO. was ;nd;ct.J Sa.'iS'
ing 70 dollar bills of the Pbladel6I,;, tiaT,I1
re was convicted and sentenced TO twelve vser,
Imprisonment IN the penitcntiary, one veal. of-
"iiich Is 10 be ln2the solitary cells Sine Wood
run was apPreiended, they have seemed =,
jan N tiiat county or hound over 20 abe newt
court several others OF the gang, among whose
names we nave heard the following. John Cook
r.os,1 ,,Ss C'i'o,leFs' James Hamel William
Gardner and Stephen Morrison
turing tie sitting of The court in This town .
nan oy me name OF Martin y. Lewis was annpe.
Nei'ueo Tor forging and counterfeitne small bius
oil ihe farmers Bank of Canton. and conm;t,eJ
10 prison. 'fhe grand jury having been before
ulScs,arSed, he could rot then be indicted. lie
was brought uPa te~d days after he was commit
80; 80 VI i'aDeaS corpus, but after full examinn
jug. - az" S'iHs IN me
On Thursday last Joseph Y. NIoss,oon va. ar
P pre- ona charge ofknowingly having pas.
I Rani count erie ten dollar note Of the Tfento
p",,NinS CsmPany and was recognized 10 ap-,.r
Al t,e next court to answer the charge.
Cn saturday last, two other persons were an.
pretended i,r and committed, for attempting 10
p psSS counterfeit 20 notes-one Dutchman by the
dollar note Of the Bank OF Washington ci,v
me other an lrishman by the name n HrotSo
VINO says so ne lives in ittsburg, for attempting
pass 20 dnllar note Of the PlHladelpbia RIM
Brown is sleek fellow, and has FORMERLY 'i bscn
apreacher. ''''i0iiy DeCn
a., mere were several persons in town, on satur.
besn a. notorious Character whom it would have
their escape '-''y '''ee'eo
., li1e public viii reeollect lhat every MAJ,
g S;s oe considered innocent until found guilty
tniS maxim should be applied parti-ulatv -
.ur' Atos3mams case as he has leretof,re sumo
cd Tue character of a quiet inoiTtnsiye citizen.
KoaiA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

taal cxcr,ion, IN tue common cause Of re-
storing the legal currency, is certainly ex-
pected and required but, in return, ;hey
vii merlt and receive the confidence vi
INC ireasury and uI the National Bank ;
he Transfer q! The pualic Funds. from the
State Bank to the National Bank and its
Branches, will be gradual and the Nolc.
81 the State Banks viii b. freely circua,-
Ell by tic treasury and the National
Batih.
AN, very respectfully, Sir,
Your most obc,!ient servant,
Al DALLAS,
Secretary of the Treasury
10 The President Of he Bank Of -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
ST.. LOUIS, June 8.

Of LOUIS, June 8.
In our last number we noticed the ARR.
val at this place Of deputations of Sioux.
Nnnebagoes and Falsayoines, who came
for the purpose of negotiating with our
commissioners treaties OF peace and amity
between the United States and their re-
spectlve tribes.
These Indians had for several weeks
been daily expected, and there can be bnf
little doubt that boil, their failure LAST wear
to attend the great council at Portage dies
Sioux, to which they we're invited. and
their delays in the present year, resulted
entirely from the influence and misrenre.
sensations Of the British traders, who Inv
the courtsey OF our government have been
constantly among them.
Independent of tie information which
we have from time to time received. and
lmd before our readers, relative to The fla
glllous conduct Of these traders. two Of The
principal chiefs declared openly in coun-
ell, that they had constantly ridjculed
them tor proposing 70 come down, and IN
every possible way had endeayored r.
dissuade them from doing so. We are
happy to hnd in the respect which Che mill
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

~ b'e oHSqdefuH1n democrat.
a gentleman fom Easton inlo,ne ne H., Goo.
men passing through Northampton 'risr III
s'yie and tlsle' ofpedlars, passed some conn,er.
zen money They were taken, rnoun,ed ON fir;r
own cart, and drove towards E.agtoh. Bnt ~
DUSK ,hey became very thirsty and prevailed ON
one OF me attendants to go to house little OF
the road iorsome water Their hands being tied
oen,i'd them, they got back To backbone sue
ceeaed IN loosening the other, when the W..
grs,eiul rascal instead Of waiting 20 free his
companion, took leg bail and fed INTO the eoo9,
lie was, however, taken in day or two sp5
both arc safely lodged in goal. About 500 dol
lars IN counterfeit bills were found upon tl,e,n.
Sht sH0rc From Wlkesbarre we le,r,, fI,e
|"o very wei dressed young gentlemen, on u,eis