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it20 feet above the level the horizon J was II
the month OF II hut had not time u 20 throush it.
The guns on the east side front the town, and
have command OF every part OF the hasbor; the
town is surrounded with double wall, has but two
entrances the gates closed every evening at sui
set, and no one allow ed to pass through yet am
told that the soldiers frequently desert by low ering
themselves from the top OF t,e rock BY ropes, the
side next the sea- where boats wait in readiness foe
them. There was poor soldier sentenced to
ceiye three hundred lashes for incidence his supc
rior, and the night before the sentence Was to be
executed, he attempted TO make his escape ia this
manner, but, unfortunately, the rope parted, and
the cenine III the top ofthe rock hearing the uose,
Immediately dispatched him this happened bat
two days besore visited the rock and he then lay
dead abon, way down the rock, ami they are
not able tn get him down up. The fortilicati-
ons at Gibraltar certainly worth the attention
ot sny person the guns ON the rcck amount to- 500
are constantly kept III goOd order, aud 5000 soldiers
in gsi.risoi.
"S;. Rogue, small town a. the head cf ,ha bsv,
and FIVE miles from & bra,ar,is remarkable on as
count ol being OF the most ancient towns in
Spain all the English officers resort to- this place
Tor pleasure. They have delightful gardens ard
irut trees in abundance. The buli-fght- are exhi-
sued here every month, which is attended with
great barbari,y. ihe Spaniards are very fond Of
this amusement, in all their cities they have rnblis
square in the centre OF the town reserved for celc
brating them.
I" 1 was not much pleased with the Afediter-
ranean as expected the climate is very dry snd
hot; the fruit is the only thing was pleased with,
which consists of oranges, lemons, figs, cgranses
grapes ehesnuis kc. Malaga is the most eelebra-
ted Tor it, .u and its lrscous grapes from Which is
made what is called the Malaga or Mountain inc !;
II IS brought from the mouutains. on small mules
by the peasants in goat skins ia all their cities the
streets are very narrow and dirty ewing the in
sense heat o. the the inns ordinary, ard
Kept bY FTc"' hmrn and ir SHIN prime pallvN
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A FOUNDEING.

.Ne,V-YolS,, IanVarp %.
On Monday evening last. fsnaie infant appareIdly
d,ys old. WAS discovered deposited basket, small
f,se near the of Rutrs and Cherrysireets. A.
Spong the clothes found the following written in
disguised hard:
Protect this innocent babe, keep II Your own, AMI
Heaven will reward YOU, Commensurate with your good
ness
JanUary25.
C,rore, : Proo1.-0n Saturday n,t. unfortunate
man mans, aged about 80. having hoard
slp. B,e>mans slip anght on going ashore in the
ornrr fill bet vessels into the river. She
then tlIlsn up Immediately and carried into adjacent
store where ihe apparatus Of the Humane Society a
p,-lto her relief hut without eject, she .ueh
chilled sn6catd prevent her recovery. Verdict OF
The inquest accidental death.
Siigii por.-rwo children Yesterday inoculated in
maiden lane with smallpox who would have
b.ieye that this time. Physician could be fouml who
thereby eudaasering the lives of hundreds?
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GLnsrn,r. .Nnr.emler Il.

Ar. the Atkins, American smuggle, captured by the
Warwick, cutter in the souud OF Null She had,
previous u her capture landed iv hInird bales of tr0
the OF ireland, and had ON board when akei
seven linndr,d more.
The following Is A. extract from merchant at Batavia,
dated May -:
" wehtve hal one Of t,e most tremendous eruptioas of
TIE mountain roIaboro, ;hat perhaps took place in
part &C The world; this mountain is situated de nid Of
Sumblwa. which is distant from Batavia not less than $50
miles. lgl the explosion here distinctly, < had someOf
the a,hs totally dark M,scass9, long after the
up! and Sounabaya, the sun succeeded ia
eaighenin, uia goOi folks far ALLOW them TO,
wards around theahe ay at tScasSar, which is $50
miles from Sumbaws - inches deep. Capt. Fcn, of The
DS,il,c ani Capt. Eltwei ol l- enar, who have visit
ell tie i,Il sine the erupons hu,' declGrs TINT Oh
eoragc is much changed and a they oiri the sea tur
many miles ronnd tl isd completely covered with
trunks of trees, pucc stnne, &c. impede materially
The progress the ships. Captain Entgtil says he
told village Of rice inundated. and had .ce fh
over it. Great Numbers OF the miserable ii'i-
tsns persisted AMI others die daily lhe crops Of paddy
(ce) dave been utterly destroyed oVrr great part of the j.
land. that the situation of the unfortunate survivors will
81 really pi;lahc."
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YALuARLN PROPERTY

NOR sAIE-A Tract Of Land, on James Rive.
In the County at Albemarle, above and belo,,
the town o; Warren, supposed to contain $500 acre.
More thsn losr hupdi cd acres of tIis lard are pri
low grounds a considerable propo. ton OF VIII,
will produce good hemp tobacco. The high Ian,
is of excellent quality. The Improvements are S,,c
icient for the accommodation OF large Is,milv
consisting OF large dwelling house and every ne
cessaiv out house. The barns, tobacco houses arl
tlreshing machines are upon scale to enable H..
proprietor. TO secure ami manage to advantage the
largest crops OF every kind, adapted to the climate
This sHd is in good order ard preservation, ther.
being none cleared in this tract that is not in eors
heart and cultivated in its turn. Clover has f,, ~,
crop IN rotation for several years past. It sur
posed there is no land in the state on which Pans.
ter OF Paris has greater effect There are two lar,
merchant; mills contiguous 20 this estate Ii is Con-
hdenay believed 10y the Subscriber, there isnot
more desirable estate on James River. from Rich
uori TO the Mountsirs, when its intrinsic value il,
convenience to market, or is he;!thf ne:s arr.
considered.
On this estate sown, last Fall seven h,,nd,eI
acres OF land in wheat and fifty in rye, which NAV
he done, year after wear, without cronpi.y the la,
impropsr'y. In the neishbaFhood of,,;s land the
Subscriber wall sell three smal tracts, contaip;rg
500 acres in the county o. Ahems,le. and tract III
700 acres in the county of buckingham, nearly
Opposite the centre OF the Warren tract, and with,
mile and a half of the River.
444l acres called The Green Bottom. in M,
County OF Ca5ell, the Ohio River, 60 u,;ss
below Point Pleasant from 1900 to 2ooo n
cres OF this are bottom, sail BY all who have
seen 1t, tn be equal in fertility 10 any land IN
America II is Supposed three hundred and FL
" acres OF the bottom cleared and in cultivation
NO land can exceed this in the product;onof corn.
hemp or tobacco. The clearing OF this land is less
'sboiiois than the generality Of the Ohio bottoms
there being but little leach upon it. The price az
transporting produce from the Green Bottom ia
Orleans, Is hon As. to 6s. per hundred. James
Garneti, Esq offers for sale large tract of land j.;
the same neighbo'hooi. These tracts would az
Tori good settlements for number OF families
1900 acres OF land on the Little Bird Creek. in the
county OF Goochand, three miles from Mrs TIE
iey's, and six miles from Columbia About 6eo
acres Of rs tract arc cleared under GOOD fences b
in order for cultivation.
600 acres on Back Greek. in the County Of An.
gusta.
1000 acres in the County Of Buckingham afiaio;rv,
the lards Of J. Gibson, Major David Patterson
frce Perkins and others this tract is distant ron,
James iS'yeriiom three tn six miles
The usual credit win be given upon the payments
beng well secured. Ct. S. stock, the stock Of The
Virginia or Farmers Bank or the noles Of either of
those hanks will be received in payment The a
hove tracts vii! be sold entire or divided TO suit
purchasers.
w. C. NICHOLAS.
January %. soft
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PUBIC AUCTION.

b state of Kentucky, on Goose Creek, being part
OF an original sar9ey Err 1000 acres, hy virtue OF an
entry made the 12th of May, 1898, and formerly
owned by Robert Pollard, Esq. OF this place, vho
now holds the remainder of the original, and who
will be SO oblisng as to give Information as to its va
lue. SSc.
The sale win take place at the Auction Roam of
Henn, Sinton & Go. on Tuesday the 9th day of Fe-
brrary next. The title will be conveyed by gen
ueman al ibis place, of undoubted e'ponsibity,
with a general warranty. The sale is actually
made from necessity, and will be without reserve
Ii is considered an object worthy the attention of
those who wish to buy Western Land, or who have
money to lay out to advantage. Further particulars
on the day of sale. by order Of the proprietor,
IROS. TAYLOR.
January o.. S5-tds
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HORATIO sPRAGUE.
copg ia letter .f,oai UIaiam HeEshure, Esq. da-

cobg ia letter .fyon Ulaiam H'ezsA'tre, Esq. da-
lei
.Naga,I9re Oct. IS, 1915.
IT, Shrague, Esq. Gibraltar,
SiRI be- tie liberty Of informing you Of the
] IS OF the brig Commerce, James Riley, master,
o, the 28th OF August last. OF Cape Bajador,
her passage the Cape de Nerd Islands recei-
we'd two notes yesterday from Capt Riley, i'ior-
ming CT the dreadful suitcriugs he and some Of
the crew have experienced IN their Journey acrUss
tke Scsart of Iabera, imploring me to redeem them
gom thlir horrid slavery without loss of time, or
IL ir Ives would pay the forfeiture.
The Nor who buug!t them, bas been induced
70 bring them within five CT six days' journey
from this place, in consequence of Capt Hlty's ha-
wing promised 10 pay for their ru.ssm g23 hard
dollars d two double barrelied muskets. As
hlr. Riley has referred me to sou, as q gentleman
On whom he can draw bill for the whole Of the
txpenees Attending their rel, ase have now to re.
qscs' you viii iniTm ne without the least d lay,
whether his drais Won will meet with due honor
TO tie amount Of 1900 hard dollars, which, rs MIR.
Riley and his companions are without a vsstse Of
clothing, the charge OF bringing them here and cJ
thing them viii amount to that sum
As have partly promised the Moor tOje bound
fT the amount OF 900 dollars and two piuskets, il
wit depend o. your answer whether can fulfil
tie same. Bat from tie respectable r-iercnee
capt Rfey has offered in other parts, scarcely feel
RN.ogbt Of ynur compliance.
you'd greatly tgrd 10 tie speedy release q
Ntnnite men, were Nnus on Tie receipt u
AwaI-i the two douilc burcil d ,nus<ets
70 James Simpson, Esq. 81. s. consul
be sent or 20 me- 10 alleviate their
rs IN my power, have sent my
ass Spanish, with cloii-s and pro-
hem every care glicir nisCortunts
ITO your humanity aud fellow feel
hope have cherished In their hearts
800 be big tsd--,heir death would be The i'm
rpedmtc co sequence, or else they will be marched
~ helo any Christian setlcmc, {.
The remainder oftle crew, five IN number, are
now about % days journey ON here : cannot Ct
feet heir redemption, but no very considerable cx-
percc.
WA. WELLSnUEE, ". 8.
Agent 90 his place.
y S.--Ihe names oftle prrsors wid capt Riley
k1re. Amo1 Savage, Horace samge, Jas. CLARK 3
! nuas Purrs
tfhe above brig was owre,l by Mcssrs. Rilcv and
Br $50. pf Hartford Connecticut, and saiied from
Atiblaiiar iar tie United Sntes, Vi, Cape de Vert,
ID ihe ~ August last, The following IS iis, Of
liz crc~
James Riley, q Nilietown Master.
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r.3Lr,78tr ppoprR7J. Fsr s,,,-.


YsvhE Subscriber offers for Sae,a very valuable
4 FARM-situated in the County Of James-Ci-
". and nearly between Green Spring ard James
Towr, containing about flreive hsaided acres, more
than three hundred of which are low grounds, Of
very superior quality, lone halfofihem is already
claimed and now preparing for a crop OF tobacco
and corn,l OF The remainder, about one hafs well
timbercd with hickory, oak, pine, cypress, Nc. (snd
is generally, land OF excellent quality,) the ether is
in cultivation, aud is IN state ofrspid'mproyemcnt,
(the enclosing and nonsrazing system being risily
adhered to-
There is upon this Farm n large, well built, two
story, brick house, with all necessary out houses,
(ineiading large barn, tobacco house, and corn
house, all nearly new Also an spple-orchard, of
about two thousand tr=es-iitcen hundred Of which
are young and ieurising.
With the above desirable estate may also he had,
about 20 likely ncgross excellent stock oil cattle,
sheep, hogs, mules, &c. extensive supply of
farming utensils, which are generally OF the most
improved kind, and from three To four hundred
barrels orcorn.
In the land good bargain may be had, and the
payments male convenient
Forterms, apply to William or Robert M'Cand-
lisb, Esquires, OF Williamsburg, or,o
RI. HARMON.
Petersburg. January %. S2-im
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TfiE MEpll'EvRA

The following ar,iele is extracted from the jour
nal, with which We have been Gyoured, OF q youug
midshipman OF the Congress Frigate, ON her late
yo, sse to Europe aud the Mediterranean We
give l. place in pspcr AS well os ii. intrinsic
interest, as account olthe credit it reisets
youth % 10. Ina. ht.
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NOTICE.

FENHE Co.partnership of Lee, Wynne 81 Co ex-
\ pires This Day, by mutual consent.-An
those indebted to the concern, will come forward X
iquNlate their nccouuts---and those having claims
will bring item forward to Lee s. Wynne, whs
are authorised to settle the said concern.
THOS. BROWNRiGG, WIN. WYNNE,
RiCH'D L. NRIGG, JOHN LEE.
Richmond, jan. %, 1916. S3-6t
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NEGROES FOR sale,

with other property.
B virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
United States, for the 5th Circuit and District
ot Virginia, between Phineas Bond, attorney for the
creditors OF Ezekiel Edwards, Dttf. and David Ross
and others, DeffS shall proceed to sell at public
auction, upwards of TWO HUNDRED SLAVES
being the slaves and their increase convened by
David Ross 10 WIN. Newhern and others, by deed
OF trust Oh the 2Ist October, 1907, and recorded
~ the court ofCampbcll county.
HE sale will commence At Hoyle's Tavern in
the town OF Lynchburg, ON the Goth day of Februa-
ry next, and continue from day to day until it is
completed.
The slaves will be sold for approved, endorsed
notes at 90 days, negotiable IN tie Bank of Virginia
or the Farmers Bank of Virginia
hese saves are represented as extremely valua-
Die, most II not AL oithem, having been emPoye d
IN or about the Oxford Iron works in the county Of
Campbell a number oftllcm are said to be remark
ably well skilled in the working Of Iron. They will
he sold IN families rs FAR practicable with Justice
to the parties Concerned
On friiay, The Isl daY o. March next, nr as soon
alter as the sale Othe NECROSIS Finished will be sold
at the OxiOrl Iron WORKS, q number Of Wagons
and their geer, caIt-, and implements used IN the
business OF the Iron Works, With the stock Of the
trade, and number Of Horses, Mules, Cattle aud
Hogs.
The terms o. sale will be the same as with respect
10 the slaves
WIN. MANN, Commissioner.
January IS. 82-.td,
The printer Ofthe Press at Lynchburg, willinsert
the above advertisement till The day Of sale aud for
ward his account To WIN. Mann for naymeut
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CHRISrIAN ROIiN.

OffItIoI Inn pVIIN,
HEANiNs administered ON the estate ct JOAN C..
: Hubner, deceased, wishes to close the late
Germ of Bonn * Hubner at the end of this year, as
also his administration the SAID john G.. Hnbner's
estate therefore, all persons having claims against
Linn &. Hummer, Individually, or against the late
firm OF Bon & IInbner, will please make them
SRown, and all thoee indebted, requested to
make payment.
CHRISTIAN BOHN,
Administrator OF John G. liubner, deed.
and surviving partner Of Bohn & Hubner.
FebraarU 1. S6. SIN
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4 ~ "Wednesday neat The 9TH list. Of 10 s'c'ceS,
~ viii lie sold, at John Wooa's Ofice, without
reserve, great variety Of British and Fsenel. Dry
GSo'i calculated for the present and approaching
season.
Particulars in future papers.
February 3. S7--tls
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Geo. Williams, Of Westcrfcli, ist Mate.
Aaron Savage, OF Mitcl.town. 2d DO.
Archhbdid Robbins, ot " esterield, Nha. Per-
tee, Of Windsor, Horace Savage, of Hartford,
raos. Burn. Jas Clark, Fra;cis Bis, and
black man, a ssamaal
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RAppAHANNOCT ACADEAfY.

yE7fiE patrons ofterature are respectfully in
y formed, that the Trustees nave engaged Ans.l
French. a. NJ. professor of languages in this inst
tuition. The very liberal education which this gen
tleman has received in of or best universities,
his pure morals ard perseverance, as an instructor,
authorize anticiDations of extensive usefulness.
The course OF Education ut the Rappahannock n
cademy incules--,hG Greek. Latin, French and
English Languages, toe various branches OF pure
Mathematics, with Physics and the Philosophy of
the human mind
Experience has demonstrated, that the situation
ofth Academy is as salubrious any in Virgin
ia
The price OF board and tuition ow-Thc ac-
cornnodstions such as TO receive entire satisiact
on.
JOHN TAYLOR, Presi-
dent of the Trustees.
ALIEN. A. L. C.. KEECH,
President of the Academy.
January 80. ss-,f
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

The SUBSCRIBER
I'd AS determined, in consequence of his continu-
ed i'll health, TO sell out his remaining stock of
GROCERIES,, in the course OF this month, with the
view ofclosing That part of his business; and re-
quests all persons hay claims against hir1 upon O.
pen account, to present them for adjustment and
those indebted, to make payment with asliIte delay
as possible-ile " i'll continue to keep an assort-
ment of Cut and Wrought Nails, and tn yend the
Yarns spun at tue Richrond Cotton Manufactory.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Epbr1kQrU g. S7-ffIF
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WE sUBSCRIHER-

THE SUBSCRIBER
ENTISiIES n EMPLOY young gentleman in The
~ capacity ola TEACHER, in private "a
nnily--R' Communications of fitness addressed 10
me q Boyd,on, va. or personal application, will
re attended to--A correct knowledge Of the En-
gish language temperate habits of respectable e.
mi'y. and temper adapted to the instruction Of
eidldrcn, siIi be required.
JOHN r. SPEED.
fc5 5. g7-wiw
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

OOl kECBIN ED by Feter Cotton,
% and for sale the following NeIo Publications.:
Labatmes creumstantial narrative ofthe eampaienia
Bussin emelised with plans OF the battles Of the Mosls
va ana JaraSayitz, continuing faithful description of the
aneelg ana interesting scenes ofwheh the author
eyewitness.
q visit Paris, in the year Isilbeing review of the
mora political andiniellecua condition ofte French Ca
pial, by John Scott
The Heroine, adventures Of Cherbina by Eaton sto
iard Barrttt Fs1.
The history Of the Officer. Widow and her Family by
ffrs. Hofland.
Irish Melodies by Thomas Moore.
CaflemagDe or The church delivered, Epic Poem,
by J.ucisn tUnapartc.
flan Alban, national tale. 3 vols.
The Missionary. poem, by w. l.. Bowlcv.
Lectures the acts Of tie Apostles cxpianaorv ana
practical. by Richard Stack.
Discipline. 81 American edition.
john ID Castra, and his I-ofhcr Bat. vols.
Brndiys Map Of the United ottes--coiouftsi and onro4
ers.
Memoirs OF Lady Hamilton, "a edition.
Els sseeUtl Journal
Island If 81. Helena. with 2 correct view.
American Naval Rcgister.
". BE- Subscribers ic Analece Magazine are inform
Ell that the December No. has encti arrived. Tie No.
ior January, lyng through The medium Of The Post
Ohlcci il also ready for delivery. his work hos en en-.
l1rg Ivy Naval Chronicle Ss.be price is riiscd SIX
doars per anni, paj able delivery ofthc first Nupber.
y u; The January No cOntiiss tlie Whole Of hs poem
OF scott. oihs Iirid ~ Waterloo.
The February Mo- viii contain detail OF Com. Decatur
opcr2fiors ~ the Mediterranean AID Biography of Cap
tain stewart. view of lis action with the oops of
Also, portrait Of the ate Honorable James iayhid.
Iaiuary 30. 8s-f
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CARTER II. DREW & Co.

CARTER r.. DREW * Co.
IS ANE just received, per the Warrington. for,
= Liverpool, and viii open in few dsye, at the
house now occupied by aIessrs Jerks e. y,;li;n..
fifteen packages of GLASS WARE. mart ye,~y
elegant, consisting ofline Cnt & Plain D,canters.
PITCHERS, Tamblers. Vino, Svlabu5 arJ .Jelv
si'asses, Sngar Basins. Cream Eures Lemonads.
Sans, india Shades Passage Lamps, Proof Phals,
&c. &e And are in ,lay expecfat;o, oc reco;y;s'
n assortment of EARTaEN WARE, CONSISTING
ri hne blue Printed and L,lstre Pitchers. Dining
Sehs, Sc Also. per the John Bernuin, from Ma,
dr'ra, few quarter casks chrice Old WINES.
es in town. P'"S-
January 10. ze.r
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STAUNTON ACADEMY.

EAANIEL TRIPLETC has opened lin
= the in which the Post-OfIice was lately kept
nandsome assortment Of GOODS, consisting Of saperhc
he and coarse eotll, eassimeres. Bath coanS Fihinrs
and blankets, stccSiugnet oilenet lfcrsiies urltn-
and other kindS OF waistcoatg, Paentn silks, bomiazncs
bolb1Ietts aiid grapes, muslH of different kinds ealcs
and slavls ladies' and gentlneos silk hose gloves do
whit and co9red cotton do Madras eoyerlels and hand
uncocnOny low, he does not ca, to continue the bust
ness - 49,
January TO- 7o-7owtF
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eipal officers in the government of the United
States -
President Goln 2s,0O1
p;ct- Pre- a'ent 5000
Cha-,-JLsi,e 5000
Secretary IF State 5000
.SysetBy efyhc 1fcdiUry 5000
Secretary # Udr A.sno
Sr-ief1ry II re NGcJ 4,s5O
z,'f3rn-.-Cenerqt 5000
cgiHbfrghcT u iieasury $500
7'rsas-ye. 5000
ri;isr ersie Treasury 1000
R.gtsIer " The Ireos,frT 300
.-osia,ant ef'Egr Department 5000
f'os,-rGseT general 1910
ns.isfam paf4noier-geucrr 100
sScaI, pers0is receiving in all the of dolls $1,000
RI nal less than i3,oo0i sterling ,pn Tor filling aud
exccuting Of the highest and Responsible offices
i'll the republic tNi'eS Heetiy neg.
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N'UTfCE.

.FUI1CE.
B Hereby forwarn all persons from put
ths any hac'inS hadng hoard my Boats unless y
my cpn'e' & Will not he responsible for any damage or
loSe sustained ON goods entrusted to my wnernli
SAMUEL STOKES
January 93. % 40,
FHStiE pres Mt session Of the Subscribers school
= VIII terminate sn the last day of February
IRE Summer session will commence on Monday
the 4t'i day of March
1olIioN-25 Dollars per session, payable in
dvance.
WIN. s. REID.
Lgrrh5trg. January co. S5-g
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CenfltmcD--I had the pleasure 10 write you on
toe Sd ult l now avail myself ofan opportunity via
Caez. of ercIpsing YOU copy OF letter from
VIM. Moisture, Esq of Madsgsre, to me, by
which on will be made acquainted with the fHte
Of your zig commerce, ard the distressed situation
Of Captain Riley and his crew believe ne. OH re-
eeipt ofths letter, lost not moment in sending
his liberty, and hope in the OF Is days to
have the pleasure OF taking Capt Hiley 10y the hand
under my own roof.
No,,r-e Sc