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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18
VALUABLE FARM,
IN DEBT.-- Goocbland county court,

& n DEBT. In Goocbland county court,
I0.h Of Aug. 1916.
Edard Humber, FidjnftG against 1liomss c. Dunnsvnrt
O,Icudguf.
THIS day came the Plaintiff BY his Attorney and the ne
fendut being arrested the alias cupis awarded in,
tis cause, and appearing to answer the Plaintiffs action
although sultinny called therefore, the motion the
rlniti, by his attorney, II u Orfrci That the sad dt
dani do appear creon the second dsyof November Court
next, ais answer The plaintiff ACTION AFORESAID, that ug
nent viii then b. rendered against hiin in caolt of his ai-
pearace for the debt in the plaintiffs declaration mention.
az, "it interests and costs; NdH i FURTHER O,cred That
this ofdr Be Published At three Successive Court days, nj
the front door ofhe Courthouse OF this County and also
three tnes ~ some newspaper printed che City Of Rich
moud.
Copy, Tese,
n. BTLLERc. &C.
Sept Ia gr.7t
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Samuel Holiingszyorfh g Som,
No. 50 County Wharf Baltimore
{ HAVE lately received, and daily ey-
= u rect, q further supply Of COLOGNE MILL
STONES, oftbe different dimensions, from five feet down
iotweil two inches diameer-BOLTING CLOTHS Of tIs
'hostapprosed manufacture, from No. 0 20 Nos.
Ihcu haze also,
Abjut 40 tors well assorted fat, square and round no
ported liaT iron
Hoops and Mil Rods
large and complete assortment Of American Trsp
consstngrf plough monids. Tyre from anil CON.
n's, sl1ed hat ard Bar Iron, and NosaSCOiia
% Orders receiye for any &c the above described good.
willie carefully executed and forwarded ~ the direct
July y. q3-em-
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{ From The Fred. Political Examiner. ]

Bagersto.sn, Hlshington Conn,u, MI
august 2S, 1876.
Mn. BARNES,
Herewith you will receive comic,
Of three IettcY--two from Mr. j fferson to me
and one from myself "a Pulp Northmore, Esq. an
INDEPENDENT member ofthe imperial parliament,
Eng with an insoIne Of 5000 pounds sterling per
year.
Yours,
BENJAMIN GALLOWAY
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JUST KECEIVED,

COOI KE CEITE
PER SHIP MINT, FROM LIVERPOOL,
40 Sets elegant gold FURNISHED Tea0 EIthout
China, new * beautiful patterns, | 7eabots
so sets iiue enam-lled psin 10. faad Su-
900 >. ,, blue printed ,, ears.
100 dozen China Pitchers, assorted sizes
(Ware elegant, aud patterns newt
GO ,, fine enamellej, vita landscapes, sc.
100 ;, blue printed
so - ;, Wash Basins, very large sizes
with and without ewers)
10 hhds. dining sets, very complete
>, Plates Distinct f'om) sets, dinner,
breskiss; and tea
Children's toy tea sets. lettered, curves, sc.
ALSO,
few crates blue and green edged plates and
dishes.
tom the Mandatory, and purchased at low pri-
ces, which will enable us to sell them on very Good
terms.
DREW 81 BLAIR,
FerO oiosrs d6OUe Bel Iauein
o. Orders from the country promptly at
tended to, aud every piece warranted against
breakage. ID FIR
SEPT. II. Soft
Just Receiped ! rom .Nequ- YORK,
a n assortment OF coarse Cloths and Cas-
sinners, Peli'se Cloths. coating Flannels Blankets
BLACK and fancy BonlhaZines ard BonitaEetts, orc.
40 boxes LONDON MUSTARD.
IN STORE,
Received Direct from London
superfne and Broad Cloths and Cassineres, calcoss
Iondnr BROWN STOUT
Jannaisa RUN, 9Th proof
PAINTS, GLASSWARE, assorted.
s... >, JACOB & WILLIAMS.
sep II. Soft
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IRON, &c.
ORDERS for Iron, from the BRUNSWICK
W FORCES, (Which are considered superior 10
any IN the State,) for any quantity or Sizes will be
executed and delivered in Riemoad on short mo-
tees, by applying to
STANARD * CHEW.
Who haze landing from tie Siooh Canton,
III boxes Window Glass, different
90 Grind-Stones, sizes.
IN STOLE
200 sacks Salt, 5 bushels each
100 barrels Henngs, No
100 boxes Brown Soap
100 ,, Bordeaux CIaret
20 ,, Chateau Msrgaux, of superior
quality
80 barrels Whisky
hhds. JaFnaica Rum 5tl praof
pipe Old and superior Lisbon Wine
Is casks Hibbert's best Brown Stout
Q >, Ale
i9 bbs LIST quality Muscoyado Sugar
Is bags Sreen G., fee
bid. Loaf Sugar
20 boxes Spermaceli Candles
so crates enanePd and penciPd Crockery
30 boxes Chocolate, No.
chests Hyssn Tea
90 reams Letter Paper
1000 Cocoa Nuts
set Table Mats, (4Sps)
September II. 3SGt
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( Pnrssanes ola Deed Of Trust from Dabaey
n Williamson 70 us, dated the 2Sth of December
1918, OF record in the County Court OF Henrico,
we Of one OF US will sell stPubTc Auction, Tor rea.
ny money, for the purposes in the SAID Deed of
Irnst mentioned, at Hanover Courthouse, ON the
thday oI September, the following Negro Slaves,
conveyed 10 us by said Deed, TO wit Sum, Ben,
Ceorge, line Ben, Lucy .Ninor, Rose, .H,try,
HsHben, LiHle Ce0rre, .8Dert, .Uan, cine, and
Unr1V'cb, and such increase OF the sal Female
Slaves, IS may hive been born subseqaent 70 tie
date Of said decd of trust.
Thomas burton, jr.
Ben. Shehhard.
September a.. Solids
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RUNAWAY

NON INV z
gTROM tbe Subscriber, a negro gir, ma
med MEKdLE7, the property of VIM. II. Chamber.
layne she is about 10 YEARS old Is very black aud sap
passed s'c has gone KnyWilaH-hcr relations li,e " M,
Mrs Chanberayne, in that County.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
VIII Ire given TO any person who viii deliver her in
Richmond. ThOS. UNDERWOOD
August ~. 3l.,f
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WIN. MUNPoRD Sec

WIN. MUNFoRD, Sec'ry.
90 The third annual report of the BIBLT
SOCIETY OF VIRGLyNI.4, .ViR appear in olr
merit.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, ApriI 6, 1916.
ANOTHER EUROPEAN TREATY.
Ne disbutc= iarldis, et souUffas dIsc1tte

Numerous treaties and conventions between
the principal Sovereigns ofEurope, have lately
reached us. An obiiging correspondent in
France has transmitted to us a COPY Of one which,
we believe, has not yet been published in any
Newspaper on this side of the Atlantic II is a
solenn convention intended TO perpetuate the re-
Iatons OF peace and amity, between the poten-
rates OF Europe and their subjects. The objects
ofthis convention are truly commendable, and
we ardently and sincerely wish that they NAV
be attained. OF the authenticity Of this impor-
tant Statepaper, no doubt can nationally or seri.
ously, be entertained. fhe correspondent who
favoured us with II, is a gentleman of acknowl.
edged Judgment and veracity, and indeed the
paper itself has Imprinted on its face every Inca.
inent, feature and character ofgendine and legi.
innate origin. We therefore lay il before our
readers without the least scruble or hesitation
Il Contention intended to preserue tho Tela.
tiOns peace and amity bet,ceen the hieh
Poloers Of Europe, and the respective
Subjects, ,ohose government has been on.
trusted to thent by Providence
Art ]. The sovereigns who have lately resto-
rcd tranquility to Europe, in general, and gto
France, NJ PARTICULAR independence, glory and
happiness, in the train ola beloved and wished
for monarch, DESTROYS TO preserve with each o.
Their lasting relations ofpeace and auiitv, Jointly
and severally bind themselves TO eradicate from
their hearts every germ Of ambition; JEALOUSY,
mistrust, discord, and violence.
Art. 2. With a view to the attainment ofdu.
tab!e and perfect harmony, they pledge them.
selves, in tie name of the holy trinity, to forget
their former divisions, and entirely to lose sigbt
of their respective fleets and armies, and other
means ofmutual annoyance and destruction.
Art. 3. Every morning. their Majesties. tho
Emperor 81 Austria, the King of Prussia, and the
Emperor OF l:ussia shall cause 10 be read in their
nearing the Convention TO Which they have lately
acceded, and invited other EnroD, an mowers -
acoede, and by which they have recipfocaly en-
gagged, both between themselves, aud in reSnec,
10 their subjects, 10 adopt de principle drawn
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BIZ LIST NIGHTS .H.4IL.

WASHINGTON April 4, 1916.
The Bank Bill has finally passed the Senate
Having previously passed the House of Repre-.
sentatlves, there remains only the consent of that
House to the amendments Of the Senate. and the
appreciation ofthe President, to make the bill q
law.
The amendments adopted by the Senate are
not such, it is believed, affect the principle of
the bill The principal of them have already
been stated IN the Journal of Proceedings of
his District, which has not been noticed. the oh
ject of which is to allow the government to char.
ter any other bank or banks, within this District.
with capitals not exceeding in the whole six mil
lions of dollars.
The general impression is. we understand, that
the amendments will be concurred in by the
House of Representatives
lN1f Inf
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a Lousr of LIBERTY,
Fram AZ Loni,innn cn,,ier

The article published in the newspapers of
this city, extracted from letter written by Mr.
L. B. Robertson, did not excite my surprise.
That should be brought into public view By
the Cheyalier Onis, and selected as a conspicu.
Gus victim to the Hatred and vengeance of the
Spanish government, will not appear extraordi.
nary to those acquainted with my principles and
career
| had the honor to be among tie members Of
the cortes at Csdiz, that were animated with zeal
for the freedom and glory Of Our country, and
DESTROYS of breaking the letters and dssipating
the prejudcss which for ages had loaded and
disgrsced the Spanish character. It is for those
exertons at a memorable epoch that myself and
colleagues have become obnoxious to the despot
Ferdinand and his fanatic cptinsellors; The
same Ferdinand who owes his life and his throne
to the patriotism ofa few members oft cortes,
during the most stormy season OF his revolution;
this same Ferdinand, since his return to the
throne, has already inundated on the affairs OF
revenge and ingratitude almost every individual
Of the cortes that thought, spoke, or acted eg
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,,,, WAsHINGToN, April 9.
THE PUBLIC OFFICES

, Ii IS very satisfactory to perceive that
the PUBLIC Buildings. occupied by the diff
Ierent offices, are already repaired, we
might almost say rebuilt, So as to be in a
condition much superior 70 that in which,
they were before their conflasration by the
torch OF our late enemy. The Department
OF state is already removed into the East
end OF the second story of the building
West OF the Presidents house: where r
has very capacious and excellent apart
ments, being very much better accommo
dated as to room and arrangement than
heretofOre.-.Nat. Int.
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pretensions of each other, more especially vb.o
such professions accord with the view of the Ri.
tish government.
The questions bro't forward by Spain relating
to Wes' Florida, did not originate in the cabinet
| OF ferdinand; its source springs from higher
and deeper authority it may be traced to the
councils and policy Of C Britain That Spain
has ceded her rights to the Flordas to G.. britain
no doubt exists IN my mind, and that the great
| maritime port IF Hrva,va may likewise be re0uir-
cd oy and coded to England, is highly probable
England in possession of the Floridss and the
port of Havana. would hold in her hand the KEYS
OF the commerce ofthe Mississippi and the Mex.
lean guiPh, and would be ready in case of nece,.
sity orpoiicy to take the empire of Mex co into
her safe-Eeefins. All this and more may be at.
tempted in this age of political miracles.
10 check the daring progress of the republic
OF the United States, has been openly ayowed bv
British statesmen, and is now openly inc,llcateJ
by the British writer's of the present times. If
the girdle that was proposed at Client to encrcle
this country, could not be accomplished. that ;s
no reason why Great Britain will hesitate now >,
plant her scePtre in the vicnage of the United
States. S~
americans be on your guard. Be assured that
the ceahhon Of lesifir1afes in Europe are dispos.
ed Tor crusade against whatever people or coun.
Try that have hoisted the banners of liberty.
Mexico free and independent, allied to the U.
states by interest, and gratitude as well as by the
laws OF natures would be of more Importance 10
the human race and to the civilized world than
any event that has occurred since the 9TH day of
July, 1776. ~' -
Jose .4frarsx De Toledo
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SPANISH BRUTALITY

The British schooner Prudence, captain
Lagettt, which arrived here from Kingston,
(!!amaica) on Saturday last, brought 7 Anne
rlcans, late prisoners at Carthagena, four
OF them blacks. Captain Lagett informs
that the conduct of the Spaniards, both to
American and British prisoners, was bar
oarous and cruel in the extreme. They
used all means to decoy them into the port
* no sooner had they got them into their
power, than they cut them with swords and
beat them inhumanIy; robbing them of
their clothes and subjecting them to all
kinds Of exposure which mil Rt injure their
health, or insult their feelings.
" OrfOLE Bpncon.
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CTTY ELECTION


On wednesday last took place the annual Flee.
ton OF Citizens to preside over the interests Of
this City. The following individuals having
received majority Of votes, organized them.
selves ON Thursday, as follows
THOMAS WILSON, .1fauor.
Wn ". FITZWHYLsONN, Recorder.
ANTHONY TURNER, Senior .gi1ey,,o,
dLDER6IIEN,
FOR MONROE IY.4RD.
William Munford, James Brown Jr. Preston
Smith. 90 ie''on
For Madison Hard.
Thomas II. Richardson, Reuben Johnson. Car.
ter b. Page.
For Jefferson Uard.
William Depriest, John Finders. Francis Wicker.
HonEhT PoLLAnD, President ofhe Common nan
CO.lf.nO.W COUyNCJL.
For Monroe Ward.
Manu s. Valentine. Joseph Carter. BENJAMIN
Wolfe, William Foushee, Senr. John G. Gamble
For Madison Ward;
Robert Gamble, Philip N. Nicholas. LEROY An.
derson, Jacquelin 70 Haryie.
For Jefferson Udrd,
John adams, Charles Whitlock. Archibald.
Plessants Jr. BENJAMIN w. Coleman ION. yacanco0
.Nathanici Sheppard, WAS reelected Chamber.
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MEXICO AND sOUTH-AMERrcA
To the Editors Of the National brtenige


The following able article from the pen M
the patriotic South-American Toledo, appeared
IN the Louisiana Courier of the 1st of Narcotic
nothing further need be said to recommend it
heperusal OF the citizens of the United States
II relates to what ought and must forcibly arrest
their attention-It relates to .Iterico and South
america, in the firm establishment of whose ia
dependence the u States and eU ~ commercial
country are deeply interested-There can be lit
tie doubt that the prosperity, freedom and indie
pendence Of these States, are objects Of malie
nant jealousy to those governments whose cha.
racteristics are cupidity and corruption. These
governments, systematically hostile to the prin.
clPle of oppressed and conquered countries &C
quiring independence, have for the basis of Their
policy the frightful alternatives of submission or
exterminaticD.-Knowing the United States are
beyond the reach of their strength, and dreading
an extended operation of their free and intlepen.
dent system of government, they direct all their
efforts to crush in South y9mer;ra, as they have
done IN France and Ireland, the spirit of Repub-
lean llberty--In this, however, there can be no
doubt they viii be wholly unsuccessful. Mexico
and South America are rising above the political
horizon beneath which debasing colonial system
had so long Depressed them. They cannot fail
soon conquering their independence, and prov ing
what has been already so frequently exemplified.
that it is as f1nPoss6ie as it is unjust for one ma.
ton to keep another devising INDEPENDENCE in a
stated provinciality. The best wishes Of Anne
rcans must in such cause be in favor of the
oppressed.
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DIED.

In this City, on Sunday evening the s1st
UT. MRS. MARTHA MAeRUDER consort of
fatTlck Magruder, Esq. and daughter of
tIle hon. r: Goodwin, Representative in
congress from Virginia. Her death is
much and justly iamented, for her OWE
merit, as well as for the sake of her family
aud children, to whom her death will be
an irreparable loss. Nat. Int.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The Election of Delegates to the next
General Assembly, took place in Spotsyl.
van,a on Monday last. The following
gentlemen were returned -
John .Nercer, Robert IStenard.
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sessors again 10 sonvene in general
meeting on the first Monday in June
next al Dover, in the said stale, and
then and there diligently and carefully
re consider and re examine the several
lists OF valuation for the direct tax Tor
said state, for the year one thousand
eight hundred and fourteen, and they
shall have power TO re wise, alter, re.
adjust and equalize the several lists OF
valuation aforesaid tor tho counties OF
the said state respectively, by adding
thereto, or deducung therefrom, such q
rate per ccntum as shall render the va.
iuation OF the said counties relatively
equal according to the present &C
tual ready money value Of the pro
perry and contained in the said lisls Of
valuation and shall thereupop appor-
ton 10 each country in the said state a
quota OF the tax bearing the same por
portion 10 the whole direct tax impos
ed on the state, as the aggregate valua-
ZION OF each county bears 10 the aggre
gate valuation of the state; and The
valuation, equalization and apportion
ment so made by the board OF principa
assessors aforesaid shall be in full torce
and operation, and remain unchanged
subject only TO the exec puons contain
ed in the first section of this act . and
the said board Of principal assessors
shall, within twenty days after their
meeting as herein before directed,
complete the said revision, equaliza,
ton and superintendent, s. shall record
the same and in all respects not herein
otherwise directed shall conform TO
the provisions contained in the act in
thls section first sb3ve recited.
II CLAY,
Speaker Of The Mouse Of Represent
t2uUeS.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of fhe Senate hrO femnore,
April IS, 1916,
APPoRvED,
JAMES MADISON.
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WILLIAM COBBETT,
From rAe National .ddpocate.

From fhe National advocate.
Our readers will recollcct, Thai Con-
gress, a: their last session passed a law,
allowing the widow of the late Maior
General Hamilton, the Communication of
half pay, which was granted 10 the off,
,ers of the revolutionary army, in lieu
five years half pay.--Gcnerai Ii. was as
that time, member ofthe old congress,
and. let it be remembered, was n.osr
anxious for the communication, so as 10
relieve the wants of those brave men
who aided In establishing our glon.us
indeper dcncc, the effects O! which have
been felt 10 this day, & will GcscGaG 10
pos Gritty. In order to divest himself
OF every interest, and to give 10 his ca.
dearors weight, derived from, he ru.
rest motives while effecliBg III s COMMIT.
tations, he generously relinquishec al
claims that he had as an officer Il the
army & carried his lanGahls views into
execution.
We are led 10 this statement from nav
ing heard the e.dcs; scr u Tie Ecg eraI.
VINO had just returned lion, Wrestling
ION, speak On the su; j>c, it, Witch he
expresses himself sensitll o. ,ba liber
ally displayed in the construction OF
the la" ALLOWING 10 his resp, ted mo-
Iher IN addition to the amount Of ommu
tatIon. interest thereon since The peace
OF 1888 & his having receiv, Z from go
vcrn'n1"' the whole aniouu upwa Us Of
I,OCco dollars * what AIDE the settle.
ment still more honorable, was making
me draft tor the m,ney payable at INC
" The ban * IN this Guy, b. which up.
lads of 8 700 is saved 10 Mrs. Ham.
IltOn.
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TURNLP SEED

have for iale, quantity of fine early
Dutch Turnip Seed, of my own crop. As
they were remarkably fine the greateit care
was taken TO fave the different forts arart,
white top, red do. green do. early Zone
turnlP, white and green top, ALTO yellow
turnip, Delaware and red boorka With
every other kind of feed in demand, war
ranted freih, lucern and white clover, car
duces fullorum or fullers teazel, the heads
of which are nied for rafting the nap rpoH.
wooilen cloth, the feeds or heads may be
had.
ALSO, The beft afIortment of China.
ClafS and queens ware, which / will Tell
as low as can be l.au in town (for good pa
per.)
ALSO, a good aGortment Of ftone and
common potters' ware and few pair EAR
den ihears.
NICHS. KINGSTON,
Fairfax treet, near St. Faul's church.
july IL. 3tawrg
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the clouds Into peoples mouths in a.
merica. Roasted pigs, with knives and
forks stuck in their backs, do not run a.
bout the streets squeakiDg come eac
me J" But assert that any able
and industrious common iabouIer mays
by common labour, IN the cities earn
hundred pounds sterling in year and
/ also assert, that all articles of food are
at lower price in America than in Eng.
land II assert thai such isboufing
man may if he chooses, have plenty Of
meat, butter, and cheese every work.
ing, day in the week, and goose, @
turkey, or pair OF fowls on Sunday,
| assert that any such isbouret~may
live thus, and save besides, thirty
pounds sterling year-But, the fact is,
that in very few years, every such h..
bourer ceases to be common laLour.
er. a few years puts him in possession
of properly, the just reward of ability to
Iabour. sobries), and Industry. The
stupid, the feeble, and the dscrepid, are
badly off in America as well as here :
and the idle, the drunken, and the
squandering, are, and ought to be, mis-.
cradle In every country.
WILLIAM COBBETT,
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M4RSIIfL'S G3LE.

EMILL BE SOLD on Saturday
w the 27'h inst. for chartered mo.
ney of the District, at I2 O'Clock. at
the warehouse of Abraham Rapley, ! 80
barrels of FLOUR--and at the same
time 9 barrels of Flour at 'ohn Mum.
casters warehouse, deliverSd to me
under an order Of the Circuit Courr
for the county of Alexandria and Dis.
,rict of Columbia, by the attorney Of
Warner Washington, complainant. a.
gainst the administrators of VIM. New
ton, deceased.
D MINOR, D. VI.
For ". Boyd, NorshIkS
July "a.
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July "a.
Is DOLLARS REWARD.

ED AN AWAY from the subscriber
k1 on the 18th inst. George Purdy,
an apprentice to the carpenters busfs
ness, aged between 10 and 90 yGsrs,
we'll made, five feet ten inches, to siH
feet high. He took with him one broad
cloth blue coat, four pair Of pantsloonsS
,wo shor, jackets, loar sbirts, three
pair cotton stockings, three wsistcoatsS
two pair fine shoes, ore beaver hat, and
bandkercbiefs Of different kinds Fif-
teen Dollars will be paid for securing
said runaway in any Jail so that gas
him again, or 25 dollars if delivered to
me in Alexandria.
N. D. Masters Of vessels and all o.
theirs are forewarDed not TO narbor, epa
ploy or take off said runaway at theh
peril.
SAMUEL RATTLE.
July 24.-3t
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Printing

In all its variety neatly executed
at this Office,