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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11
, A oricsliturai

Mr.. Richard Peters has communicated
to the Philadelphia Agricultural Society,
a methgd of destroying corn grubs, or
cut worms. The preventive is fail
p,oushing which. exposes the progensy
of the Grub 10 destruction By frG.ta and
other inclemencies of the winter--During
period of more than fifty years, (say$
he) have been personally engaged or
Interested in practical farm
|ing:I Can truly say, that | never sui
|4ered any material in,nry from Grabs
when turned up my fields intended i'e'
lcsru, in the fall of the year alwa, $
narrowed the tallow, aud previously
lhersto. often rolled down the sod
When coald procure lime az that sea,
.on. or early in the spring, was, ahd
istiii am in the habit OF spreadlng IT Oh
| the Germ fililew-and, although ihlS IS
tsure destroyer of the prosency OF tht
lbeetle, yet the effect was manlFst Win
out the application ct live. Il la
lploughing Welded no other benefits. AM
inamerous are its advantages one wedia
Imagine that this would be sufficient Z
RECOMMEND It to general adoption. re
although the practlce has been 81 la,'
years more commercially atten"ed L
than formerly, IT isreaily deHofabi'
That it is not universally followed. -
Merely ploughing is sanitary eut IN
narrowing and thereby completely sepe
atins the cIods, and breaking up TN
repositories IF vermip, is equally essen
fiiai, Besides the sod being thus de
composed. and the access Of air preveh,,
led BY harrowirs, (aud if previously rolled
he store se,) the weeds and grass o.
| not vesesate in the spring. If uad,s
,tarbel, and they may SO remain if th'
seed be shallow planted, these pests De
eome rotted and assist, instead OF im-
pedins the growth Of the crop.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11

|stanee--that his Majesty has ROT left his
apartments to take the benefit Of the al
and exercise for upwards Of four years
We are totally at loss to reconcile
this mode Of treatment with the Bulle.
tins, which all assure Us that I" His Ma
jesty has enjoyed good;bodily health.' as
il is well known that the King, under
snore happy circumstances, was accus-
toned to very hard exercise il. the open
air, from which,no weather could deter
him. We must therefore take the liberty
Of saying, that more explanations is due
from the Physicians to aloyal people, who
contribute 255,000l per annum as Sc
oaratecharge for the Household atten
dance on their afflicted Sovereign. Wei
rust this subject will attract the atten,
ion Of Parliament son its next assem-
bling.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11
TIC House keepers.
METHOD of preserving BEEF.

Sort your beef, let it be cold, but no
frozen. To 200 VT. nse halt bushel o
salt, half pound of salt petre, and tvt
quarts of molasses. Dissolve your salt
ipetre in water, and add the molasses
then pack down your beef tight. put sal
In ynur barrel, and between each layer
and LEI a suitable proportion of salt-pe.
ire and molasscs be put on each layer
till all is pat together, reserring foGr Oh
five quarts # salt to make brise, sufli
rien' to cover the beef, which must be
added il four or 1--WE days, and your bees
will be good through the year. When
yeu salt beef again use the same proces.
= 10, III. or 1aqaarts of salt ssai be e
rough bat keep ycus old brine. and IN
4 OF 5'days add it without boiling, as tina:
VII iniure il yery mach. l have tried
ihis method three years, and the beet has
been sweet and good. p
WIN. SLADE.
CornwaJl, Vt. Oct. 20, 1915.
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10 Wood Buyers & Sellers.

TNURSJANT to ieeretal order cfthe
worshipful the County Court OF
Prince William, will be sold, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on the
I4th day of next month, about 500 acres
of land, nearly all in wood, situate in
said county, OF Prince William, 4 near
to the town Of Ocoqaan, from whence
a Wagon and team can lead from eight
to ten leads per day. to the river Deco
quan-The land will be sold in lots TO,
suit the purcbasers-Terms OF sale, one
half the purchase money to be paid down !;
six months credit fer the balaEce,the pur-
chaser giving bond pith two approved Sc
curities, whereon deeds viii be executed,
title indisputabIe aud clear Of incum-
braBce.
RID. RADCLIFFE, J
BERNARD HOOE, Ir. Son''nlss
JOHN HOOE, S'o'less'
Nov. IL.
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Singular Occurrence.

A celebrated fox hound the property Of
r. Cowen. huntsman to the Carlisle bar.
riers, has reared three cub foxes, taken
when three days old. They were bros
epin the kennel of Henry Oliphant, Esq.
Of BroadReld house: and surprising IL
relate, accompany the hounds in the
chase, and are as fierce against their
own species as their most canine asso-
ciates.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11
Jerome and Gerard Plummer


Haze Just received e for SAFE,
At their large and commodious three
story brick warehouse upper
end of King street,
900 tons Plaster Paris with
a large and well selected stock of Gro
ceries, among which are a few half and
whole pipes of L P. Madeira, which they
will warrant of very superior quality.
From their long standing in the flour
and Grocery Business in Alexandria
they fiatter themselves that they shall
continue to give that general satisfaction
to their customers, with which they have
been heretofore fattered.
October is 2aw2m
The Winchester Gazette, Martinsburg
Gazette, and Leesburg Washingtonlan.
will publish the above 2 months and send
their account tn this Office.
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times Of peace, no regular great demand
IAN be expected the impoverished state
Of Europe preyeats the use of 1t at these
high prices, and is a principal cause Of
encouraging the growth in Europe. which
will continue to be used as a substitute as
long as American Tobacco remains 50
dear, to the prejudice OF the sales Of the
latter Sorts.'s
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EASTERN JEWS.

The following article IS copied from
.hs Gazette of yesterday, rather for the
. am than the edi6catlon Of oas
rs.ders. The story Of the rising q 200,
600 lssl Jews at Babylon, under a lsades Of
~ tribe Of Daa, who claimed to him.
elf sv ,hs title of the 8 King of the Jews,
s ss,s cop;ed from Herman Journal into
ths Pals papers and from them into the
~ O.oers Of London. The Journalists OF
Psr;s doubt entirely the truth OF tue stu
: and pronounce it the fabi icaSion OF
tSs Aut;.ITaelites of Germany -
@"' rAe T E9sanino Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11
Bank Of Winchester in Virginia.
JUNE ed, 1910.

Notice is hereby given thar. agreeably
TO Resolution of the Board of Directors.
Of this Institution, general meeting OF
the stockholders will be held on Wednes
day the .'day of January, 1877, at IL
O'Clock, at the Ranking house, at which
meeting business Of great Importance 10
the company will be submitted tor cor
sideation.
July lawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11
Ship Chandlery, Grocery
Wine e. LIQUOR Store,

The undersigned having formed eo-
partnership with JOHN BOYER, takes
this method Of returning his unfeigned
acknowledgements 70 his numerous friends
and to the public in general, for rast
tavors, and informs them, that snde, the
new firm of
William Garner 8 Go.
Care and attention t. the interest of their
customers, on more enlarged scale than
heretofore, will be exerted to render
general satisfaction.
The undersigned iatters bImself, that,
the reputation Of his house is sufficiently
established, and it is not the intention Of
the present incumhen,s, that it shall in
any respect, aetesiorats.
WM. GARNER
New. IL, r
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To Let,

4 very commodious and comfortable
brick Dwelling House. on Payne street,
setween King and Cameron streets,
lately occupied by Craven t. Peyton.
For terms which will be made very adj
yantageoas to the tenant. Apply to
T.. I. CHAPMAN.
November IL EawSw
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Agreeably to Public Notice,

Agrceably to Public Notice,
IA meeting Of the subscribers to the Ex-
change Coffee House and Reading RooiA,
was convened at the court house on Sa-
tarday the 9th instant, when the follow-
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected
q Committee Of arrangement for the enc
suing year, viz.
George Deneale. Robert Young. Phi.
meas Janney, Joseph Dean, Israel r.
Thompson, christopher Neale.
T. MOUNTFORD, jr.
Secretary.
November II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11

The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on Monday,
Wednestlay and Saturday afternoons
l.on 8 o6 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11
M II. Halford,
+" NJ. Baillie,
|" w. Heberden,
81 Robt. Willis"

The above bulletin our readers will
perceiye IS much in the same form as
usual. tpon SO delicate and distressing
! subject. It " ,ald be highly indecorous
TO reneat the numerous reports which
must reach every journalist, but we can
not IN ! faitsful aisoharhe of our duty, O.
init to aotics the very peculiar circum.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11

m. geptucky Palladium states, that
s.h.s - 8. Todd esq. the secretary Of the
20 Ia fvbo had been commissioned by
a s.a.s Madison) addressed a letter to
.ss i;eutenant Governor, informing him
i sbs+ e he wished to make any other dis
s~s Of the Office Of secretary OF state.
"A Todd did not wish to stand IN tue
~. ~. If such an arrangement. This the
f ~ Governor accepted as a resignation
nd on Monday appointed John Pope,
s1 secretary Of state, who thereupen
took the oaths Of office.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY. NovrnsEs II.

! retition is "a circulation in N. jera
. the Legislature of that state, pray
ssy' ut thew would instruct Senators {
Tug s"s ssn.aiiyes in Congress irsm th'
lse y. 6 New Jersey to lay before Con
sIa. =. d ,he espediency Of forming colony
gFss AZ - coast Of Africa, or elsewhers,
on u,' negroes and people Of color, VIII
wns. ~. o. many hereafter become Tree
arc arc -" i removed, with their own con
sent.
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From a London paper.
ReuaL Eirorce.

: u
The reported intention to dissolve by
due legal forms certain matrimonial ties
which have long been deemed burden
some. has for sosoe time been occupying
mach OF the public attention and a
pamphlet has just appeared upon the SUE
iect, entitled, The attempt to Divorce
the Princess Of Wales, iapartially con
,siereti.' The autasr thus commences nus
work r There is now no manner OF
sloaht. that an attempt will be made next
session of parliament to dissolve the
marriage between the Prince Regent and
the p-incess, in order to enable his royal
h;ehless to marry again, aud to AFFORD him
the cnance of having male heir to the
ctown.'
September, Is.
On Sunday last the following Bulletin
was s,:awn at ST. JaRes's Palace.
Wisdsor Castle, Sept. Z, 1915.
:. His Malesly has enjoyed good bo-
div health, aud has been generally tran
quii during the last month /; but his Ma
jesty's disorder has undergone no
M ii. Halford,
NJ. BaiIlie, b
w. Heberden,
1tI0 ~ XNfiEo -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-11

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next the 18th instant, will
be sold at the Vendue Store corner of
Prince and Water streets, without re-
serve
.Snperaine and second Brcaacioths
Cassimcres, Bedford cords
Peilsse cloths
Flannels, Hushings, Boubazctts
Irish Eneua, corduroys
Cambria, leno, jaconet and toos,
muslins
Calicoes, Ga cotton shawls
Sewing silks, cotton and threads
Fyorsted aud cotton hosiery, &c.
ALSO,
25 boxes real Havana segars
elegant sidesoasa, tables, etc,
r. g Marsteiier-
November II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
Notice is hereby given thar

>
on the fourth Monday in October next, shall
proceed TO seu on the premises for ready money,
agreeabie TO deed of trust executed by John
w Matthews, to me as trustee da'ed the nine.
teenth day OF December, one thousand light hun
dfed and twelve. recorded in Gooohiand county
court, in order to secure a sum Of money due to
GeorseS uthwor,h one tract OF land lying ana
beng III the aforesaid county, bounded AS follows
10 WIT by the land of Geo. Southworth. 1rs
Masse, James Allen, decd. Robert Peiroe Tho.
mas Matthews, also the following Personal pro
perry, 10 wit: Two horses, eight head :, -,
nine he'd ofcatde and 80. ~. head Of bolsl
Ind al. - T n a.oi.L y, p's
PORTION of The Dover r,sta {, in he possession Of
his mother, Jenny Barnett, which may fail TO
nm At her death, who. the SAID Jenny Barnett, is
dead SINCE the date of thesaid deed, witt, The APP
Purtenai'ces belonging TO said tract of land, and
he then future increase of the sad stocks Of
sheep, cattle and hogs, and all the estate, righ,
ut!e, and interest of the said John ". Matthews.
~ and To the premise, aforesaid, or mucn
tneFeof as sha be sufficient 10 pay and satisly
the calls and purposes of said deed
MN SOUrHWORTH, Trustee.
Sept. 25-it
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
UNION HOTEL.

The subscriber having returned to his former
residence in Manchester, which he now calls
THE UNION HOTEL,
formerly called "Solomon Gordon's o. Iratifs
old Tavern" will Immediately open Tavern
under the above name, and solicts the atten,i ion
OF has friends and the public.
He will use every possible endeavour to give
satisfaction in the ins OF his profession.
His prices are, what they usually were, viz:
For a dinner so cents.
For supper, 81 ID
For breakfast 371-2
For lodging, II
Horse per feed 25
----- for day rs
His bar shall always be well supplied with the
best liquors, and he will very shortly keep
Constant supply of Beer, Porter, Ale, &c &c.
NATHANIEL. CHllDERS.
Manchester, Aug. 31.-tf.
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.v.EW PUBLICATION sac.

JUST PUBLIsHED, AND FOR SALE,
safPeter Cottom's Booc & Stationary Stores
(RIcHMoND AND LYNcHBuRG,)
aHr toaorviag .N.EJT PUBLIC.aTIONS,ui = !;
Historical sketches of the late War between the
United States and Great Britain, blended with
anecdotes illustrative of the individual bravery
vi the American sailors, soldiers, and citizens !;
embellished with portraits OF rhe most distin.
suished naval and military officers, & accom-
panied by views of several se;,es and eng Age.
ments. BY John Lewis rhompson.-price
8 LIS, boards.
Ewell's Medical Companion, third edition
containing concise and impartial history o..
theCspture of Washington, &c. &c Prce 6
Ihe Cottage Fireside, or Parish School
master-a moral tale--by the Rev. H. Duncan
81.
The dance of death, and other poems by
Walter Scott, Esq-37! cts
The Poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo-bv
II. Southey, Esq.
Ballard Romances, and other Poems--bv
Miss A. NJ. Porter--75
HE present of mistress to a vo,nv cor.
80 =. .endly advice and real his
,or,es. nv Mrs. Taylor of onjai-7S cts.
Valentine Eve, novel by Mrs. OPie,-
Q vols Q.
or .Ne.p p ALLEGATIONS 81 every Slna received dS
span as pu6ashsd
.aLS0-JUST RECEIVED.
400 Rea,ns Writing Paper, AUD
100 Letter Paper;
700 Webstel's Spelling Books, (new edi-
aon) anda large assortment of cheap PAPER
HANGINGS, &c. &c.
lie constantly keeps on hand large
and general assortment OF
BO0ES & STATIO.N.ARY,
Where country Merchants and Others can now
be supplied ON the most liberal terms.
F Blank Books ruled and bound TO
any pattern at the shortest notice and IN ebes'
manner. Also, TRUNKS made.
Almanacks for f5I7-in
press, and will be published about The first of
September, his VIRGINIA ALMANAC for the
year nfour Lord 1917, containing a variety oi
useful and entertaining matter
Persons wishing to engage for quantity will
be supplied on moderate terms, as he conteIn
plates printing $4,000
August IA. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
LaMD FOR S8LF.

gENHE Subscriber offers for sale his LAND on
4 Tue msttoPony River containing 1343 Acres,
two or three hundred Of which consists of Mea
dow, considerable part ofwhich IS well drained.
This land Contains q numerous quantity Of level,
there being scarcely 10 acres ofhills on the tract
Unless It be sold before the first day of Noyem.
Der next it wilt on thai day be offered TO thehigh.
est bidder, on the premises. The terms Of sale
VIII be made known on application to the subscsl
Der. JOHN TAYLOR. IN.
Caroline, Sep. 2is..--tds,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
FAIL GOODS.

Per the ship Mary s. briggs Albion & Thos. Borcl
direc, from Liverpool.
Rose. Point 8. DnD7e Blankets,
.Napt Cottons,
Sagathys-Kflmarnoc Caps,
Plains, Ksrseys + Ftashings,
Coatings d fearnoughts,
Ftannel,-tchite and cOloured,
YOrksiire Cloths ana Gassimeres,
Ladies and Peiice cloths,
!S,caasio'on aud Eoiienett Hestiags,
Black and Fancy cotoured Bombazetts,
PLAIN and THRILLED Rattinetts.
Snperfme Cloths and Cassimeres,
.1erino ,haiois,
Hardioare and Cutlery,
.an assortment Of Fo,oiing pieces of SUI
,perior manufacture,
Crates and China tcare ,celI selected.
offered for sale by
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September lift
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
NOliCN
s q. i9-tf.

netition will be presented TO the next Gene.
al Assembly of Virginia, praying fora Town to
ne erected and established at SprIngheldin Cum.
herland COUNTY on the plantation of George Car.
son. and 20 remove tie seat OF justice thereunto.
as the central part of the population Of said
county
Ana,,st 5t--w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
sURR MILL STOVE .MqwUr.4cTURr

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have just received, direct. from Frsnce a
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS, Of a gu.
perior quality 20 any hitherto imported TO ia place
and having been engaged in the business upwards
Of fifteen years, they atter themselves from their
long knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met with, that they
will he able TO manufacture Mill Stones on as rea
sonable terms 70 those imported frsm, the North
and warrant them perform we'll.
they have opened shop on 18th Street nearly %.
poste to the Old City Tavern, where gcnlenen are
invited to call.
NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
February 1T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
NOI,iCE.

The subscriber tenders his services to the CT
lizens of Richmond as an experienced Tailor
who will execute faithfully any thing in iba:
line Of business with desPatch.-He at present
resides near TO Mr.. Gathwrigh''s and MIR Shades
store, where he VIII DE thankful for the snalles,
favor in his line of business.
Ills lady, Ann Will amson, understands the
different branches in he m'llinary line, and will
be thankful for any favor conferred OH her in the
above line.
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
September11
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
NOTICE

This beingthe fourth time that have
given public notice TO the owners of the
OLD WATCHES left with me for repair,
some SIX years past and upwards aud none
less than three years, hereby notify them
that the will all be sold to defray the ex-
Pences.y
VIM. McCABE.
September Adj, l816.-5t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
NIIIICE

Ape,ition will be presented TO the next &c.
aeral Assembly Of the state OF Virginia, for per-
mission 10 sell acres of land, lying on Adams
Hill and adjo niug the property Of MIR EMS, for
the purpose of discharging he debts due by the
estate OF Samuel pleasants, deceased.
u. w. PLEA5ANTs.
Administrators Of S. PleasshS, deed.
Sept IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

/ he UiSh WiNG
Of The Second Class IF the
Grand National lottery,
win positively take place in the City Of Bait
more on MONDAY the S0lh OF Sept. 1916.
G. d X. WAITE,
VIII guarantee the punetuaI payment of all pr
yes bought at either of their offices, in
Philadelphia, .at5@ay.
Price Of Tickets only SIX DOLLARS. and the
Prizes are numerous aad great, and Capitals al!
floating; and those gentlemen at a distance, who
order tickets from their Offices, shall faithful,
have the money rentted per mail, if any OF THE
capitals should be drawn oul of tie wheel at The
time 'heir orders are received: thereby giving
Instant adventures as good chance IS those
LIVING on the spot.
own expense, a list Of sitshe Tickets drawn ola =
~, Doth blanks and prizes and sending them tc
every place of mporiancc-ahd any sen,lema,,
OF company OF gentlemen purchasing 20 tickets
shall have the list forwarded by mail,
The .tot0seiny is an absract efthe scheme.
prize of $4,000 dollars,
l prize of $4,000 dollars,
I prize of 10000 dollars,
prize of 5000 dollars,
l prize ut 1000 dollars,
prizes Of 1000 dollars,
SO prlZes Of 600 dollars.
The prizes subject, as usual, to Is per cent
deduction Should the capital prizes continue
in the wheel few DAYS, the pr ce of t,c,ets mi,
consequently advance from The present low pr,c
of six d. liars,
g. WAITE, will faithfully execute all
orders per return of mall and warrant Tie tickets
undrawn,
The four CAPITAL Prizes in the first class of the
ABOVE Lottery, were sold by G. & r. Waite
orders for ,cke's in any of the Lotteries
craving in The United States promptly attended
Sept IS --6s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
FLSON.

che name OF
NELSON,
between 90 end "a s,of age. of ordinary sta
ture. and remarkably likely. His dress consis,
ed of n variety of clothes among them it is re-
collected suit of blue broad cloth, made ir,,b,
present fashion He wore away a white flame
round about coat, such as are used a horse
mans IIndress, or summer uniform edged Wi
-carle4-Virginia cloth overalls, mixed blue ant
----shoes ald cotton socks, and new beaver
@hitS napsack painted blue with black straps
nat. . in VIII ich he had several changes Of
ana pueA III IS God Guaity. Nelson when spc
cio'"e'; Lie In his menners, IS good os,ler
Ash tarher--has a tolerate know!ege Of the
IJo.t on;,h trade, he is also good cooper,
.,hcb business for the last two years he has beei
sre,ooed.- He writes good hand ana WI
Gos,bf forge himself free pass or one ~ IA,
name. He is acquaint ed ~ various parts OF tn'
IIn;,od states. aud will eudslyOr 10 make M
,,,a,, IN the northward Masters OF vessels are
cautioned against taking away the sad mac Mel
son.
To identify him more coNypietely it VIII be
d;scovered dat the lower part of one Of his eers
has been cut ofi lit is believed To he ihe right -
4 reward OF so dolars vii be gwen ii take
mt of tbis state, ard secured IN Jail so thu
lrsthirn again--If taken within the state one hal
line sum with all legal charges Inform .',oI
being given to me or 70 M,. "hiIa'n oohv''n
At the sfuddy Creek Mil, near Caresvii'e
from whom he made bis elerenent. Nelson Il
cspable Of disceiwhg unsu pectng PERSONS
viii therefore require tho utmost gIlanre 10 dc
DAVID ROSS, junr
NIB. rbe city guard are requested to max
.earch for the said Negro man, and apprehen
and lodge him ~ Jail, the above reward OF
dollars Will be paid by ne or Mr.. WIN. BondraI
upon the delivery of the boy.
Mount Lila, Sept. u, lSl6.-H