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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
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I. The vIsITANr will be handsomel,
rinted, on good paper, with new type
procured for the occasion.
ii. A number containing 40 Octave
ages, stitched in blue paper, will be /,
aed once month, and delivered to sui,
,crlbers in Alexandria, at IS cents Pr
Number, payable on delivery.
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For Freight or Charter,

fEK The substantial British Brig
49, Dasker, Freeman Collins, mas
ter am excellent vessel, burthen 1Ss
tons, slows about 1000 barrels, will be
ready for the reception Of cargo in a
fewdays. Apply 70
John Jackson,
Who has fer sale the Cargo Of said
resScl--
AS tons Plaster.
August s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13

District of Columbia,
C ounts Of alerandrio, to wit +:
April Term, 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant,
against
John Wancher, heir of Martin Wancher
+ Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
TNHE defendant, John Wancher, not
Il having entered his appearance and
giveu security according to the statute
and the rules of this court, and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the court
upon affidavit, that the said defendant,
John Wancher, is not an inhabitant OF
this District, on motion of the complain
ant by his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant, John Wancher, do APP
pear hereon the first day of November
Term next, and enter his appearance to
the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the court, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published for
two months successiyely in one of the
public newspapers published in this
and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the courthouse OF SAID
county.
c copy. Test,
G. DENEALE, 9. c.
aupus+ 8 On
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August s
Pubic Sale.
john jackson.

BY virtue of twelve writs of jfferii ffdci
as, to me directed from Charles County
Court, will be exposed to public sale for
cash, in the town of Port Tobacco, OF
FRIDAY the 10th dav of August next.
one tract or parcel of Land lying & be-
ing In Charles County, called " Wicome-
CO Fields" containing 200 acres, more OF
less. which is executed to satisfy debts
due from William Courts 10 the following
persons, viz. Charles Fl, Appleton and
Co. Walter and Marcus Latimer, adm
nistrators OF Samuel Latiner, William.
Penn, Francis Tolsnn, senior, Eleanor
Barron, Samuel Chapman, A.eSande'
Greer, John B. Wills, Jun. John Mitch
ell, use of Philip Rodgers, Charles War
field and Mary Knott, administ. ators Of
Clement KNIT.
: Tho,aus a. Dauis. Sheriff
OF Charles County.
August dts
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. Public Sale.

EsY virtue of an order hom the Ho-
I'D norable tie Judge OF Charles
County Court, viii be exposed to Public
Sale. for Cash on Thursday the iisteenti
day of August next. at the residences OF
Gerard Robertson, in said county, the
life estate of said Robertson in abon'
two hundred acres Of land. being part Of
a tract or parcel of lard called Harwced
lying on the West side # Port ftbaccp
Greek, about two miles from Port Fohac
&c, Also, suudry articles OF Ii useho!d
and Kitchen Furniture, ct necessary
here to be enumerated. Upon the ratih
cation of the sale. by the judges OF
Charles County Court, AID not betoce, "a
deed, i'll be executed t the purchaser
convey ing to him the estate aforesaid.
IL. BRAWNER,
Trustee for the creditors OF
G. Robertson.
Port Tobacco. July 1876 &.
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|about three miles from the FORT ,,,.,
aas Immediately invested, and I" ,Ss
renches were pushed to within n;sto;
shot OF the works. The defence bein s.
obviously hopeless, the commander cam;
|tulafed on the 18th, surrendered his oar
rlson of s66 men prisoners of war.
The treaty Of peace concluded a.
Ghent was ratified BY the president and
senate of the United States on Februar v
II tn. By its articles each party bound
itself to restore all places aud possess Ons
captured by it, with the exception Of tbs
Islands in Passmaquoddy bay, which
were to remain under their present occu.
patton till the right to them should be de-.
cided by two sworn commissioners. Ora
of each nation. To similar decisnn
were also referred some eAistile doubt,
and disputes respecting boundaries onthe
limits between Nova Scotia and the
New-England states, and on the line
through the Canadian la. es between the
territories of the two powers. Prisoners
of war were to be mutually restored after
paying the debts they m ght have con,
tracted. Each party engaged to termi.
nate all hostilitles with the Indians with
whom they might be at war. provided the
latter should desist from hostilities on
their part. Both parties ag eed to con-
time their efforts for tn final abolition
:of the slave trade. Not he least notice
was taken of the national poiBts at issut
on the commencement o. The war. and
and which were the occasion of it so
that the continuance of peace must de.
pend either upon the absense of those cir
cumstances which produced the disputes,
or upon spirit of reciprocal moderation
and Cancellation the desirable fluit of
dear bought experience.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-09
10 LET.

That elegant Establishment on jfHer-
commodious Brick Dwell
ling. having Drawing. Dining, Store, and
five good lodging Rooms. neatly finish
ed-a Smoak House, Dairy, Kitchen,
Stable, and every con,enience-Pump
under cover, Garden we'll stocked with
Vegetables, and best Of Water at the dis
lance Of 2 aud 500 yards. The improve
meuts are in complete repair, the si'ua-
ton is very pleasant ] he rent will be
moderate, and immediate possession gis'
en-. Apply to
john jackson.
A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-09
stanasags and shine forever as the b
ness ofthe armament.
CONDITIONS.

I. The y1s1rANT will be hand lonely
printed, on good paper, with new type.
procured for the occasion.
i II. A number containing 40 Octave
pages, stitched IN Blue paper, win be as
sued once month. and delivered to sub;
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number. payable on delivery.
= Subscriptions to the above
W ork will be received at the
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-09
The Subscriber

Port Tobacco, July 2o--26
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ALSO3
The best Assortment Of
The Packet
saloop Union,

4s}SSssA IS'IOUp = TIHH,
xysaSaP Capt. Middleton, will sail
- 80 ..g 8 Norfolk on Saturday
For freight or PASSAGE apply to the Mas.
ter on board at Ad.Ss, Herbert & Cos.
wharf.
August 8 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-09

as much Of elegance, and as much oflearp.
;ng, as the latter. And what is it then
tut the influence of christian principles
hat has made such an astonishing differ.
ence between them in point of taste and
sensibility ?
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Tllrnip.Seed.
i HaYR FOR sale.

1890. 4 &1CIF II ROis OVIACs
A quantity of fine early Dutch Iur
nip Seed. Of my own savings, as they
were remarkable fine--the greatest care
was taken TO save the sorts apart: white
top, red ditto. greenSditte, early stone
white and green top, also the yellow tur-
nip, Delaware and red :kale, with every
other kind Of seed in demand, iucern and
white clover. carduas fullorum or tullers
teazeI, for raising the KNAPP upon wooileu
cloth. the seeds orheads may be had. Z
"A liberal allowance to those who pur'
chase toretail.
ALSO,
TIE best assortment Of
China, Glass & Queens Ware,
Which | will sell as low as It car DC had
in town for good paper: a good assert
ment of stone and pottefs' ware, and
lew pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul's
Church.
5afy e. imcp
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HIS FOR SALE,
90 bales Carolina Black Moss of fine
quality, suitable Tor Coach Making, Up
gc. Also, few bales best
retailing Cotton.
E Gilman.
july 9 1a.4..rt
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FOR BOSTON,

FOR BOSTON,
fK The brig Eiiza Haily. E. Fin
kAsney, master; vail sail in lev
days. & take or 500 barrels on treisl
Apply to
tawrason and Fowle.
July 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
DECLARATIpN OF IL
DEPENDENCE.

LN have no authentic copy OF this most i'm.
portant STATE Paper, the very basis Chat
supports she proud column Of American /. ber,y 4.
none, at least, on which tie e CT taste can
iof q mohieht, with satisfaction. WHr HAVE We
MORT
fhe English nation, still proud of their MAG.
MA CiAkIA, though every provision Al con.
taias ias been tramPled upon By the bold anb 4.
lion OF Their rd.ers, h,ye Published edition alter
edition Il th.s Instrument, each more splen,iiu
than ITS predecessor SIS William Blacks one
has couated and commented On it--L,s fine cor,
o. Magma Cnsrta has been exceiled by iaie sl,c
cilnens OF art, and the fac-slmiles OF The sea-,
aha signatures have made every reader Of tasts
~ Sfe$t britain ACQUAINTED, IN some degree, no
merely "itn tie state OF knowledge and Of AT a,
the period in question, but with Iire literary a.
tammen.s' also, OF klng John, K.Og Hensy, saG
their" Daions bold"
Surely the declaration of AmER1etv 1,,lsrs,.
dence is, at least, well entitled 20 ,lfe decors
tons OF art as the Magma Char,a of England
and it the fsc-similes OF The signatures Of tte
patriots who signed it were published in Amer,
ca, II would serve 10 gratifya curiosiiy. at lesst
as laudable as that which calls for tie limitations.
ct Junius, or Of the arisiooaey that wtcsted lie
Lnglish Charter from the reluctant rnonarci,s Of
the day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more the
f'i"oiPies Oh our Declaration o. Independence
are spread out before the eyes Of the world. the
more they viii DC admired by foreign nstions a.
wen as Our owns and every innocent and honest
device that may serve toattrsct as eyt ON tovar
mem, VIII serve, also, 10 promote the great cause
OF pubic liberty. Such an embelshed edition
as Will render II sn ornament 10 an apartment.
wall have tendency 10 spread tue knowledge o.
us eonten1s, among those WHO would otherwise
baye turned their thoughts but lightly towards
The SUBJECT. Such an edition will serve 10 place
1t continually under the eye Of mar, womsn, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
j. 8 ID. BuRNn.
Book q fob Printers,

KF AYEremoved their ONCE to The house lstel,
L L occupied as the o!ice 0 the Daily Coyppi.
Ter, one d ioy below tie 5. L corner OF Man ard
18Th Streets.
Those Subscribers to the Argus WHO have tlIe;I
paPers delIyar.- from Tie Once can Away on.
tam them by applying a. above.
Subscriptions aim Advertisements FOR the "a
per viii also be received here.
June 29th. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

1st. Unanimously, Marshal-de-- Camp
Camhronne accused Of having betrayed the
King previous to the 2Sdof March, 1915,
Is not guilty.
aily. By majority Of six voices against
one, lie is not guilty of having attacked
France aud the government by force Of
arms.
d.By a majority Olive out ofseven, he is
not guilty of having seized upon puwer
through violence.
Consequently General Cambronnc was
acquitted and ordered to be set at Liberty
within twenty four hours.
B.lZi4RS
1t has now become common about Lordon, to
constitute a large building an omnum Satherum
OF Merchandise under the name of RAE AAi., al
which persons can be supplied with nearly every
kuid of goods they may want, without seeking
further We perceive one vi these Bazaars AL
ver'ised as 400 feet long,
A petition to the honorable the House of Conn
mons from the tradesmen aud ho,sekeers, resi-
ding in the several parishes west OF Temple bar
against these alarming innovations the regular
trader, les Tor signatures for 5 few days.
Boston Pal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
RICHARD BLAND LIE

fs-sI,Ss Commissioner Of Claims, Sc
The printers in the United States or terrific
res thereof, who are employed to print the laws
OF the United States, are requested to publish
dis notice for eight weeks successfully once =
week, and send their bills 10 this Office fer pay
ment-w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
WlLLIAM M,CAHM-,--

O L o exc q u 8TCR.VaRER
sEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and die
Ee public, that from the III state oF his hesItb
he is obliged to retire from business lIc re-.
quests those who have left their Clocks and
Watches with him 20 be repaired, to c,,, fos
them at his house OF. shOcsoe Hi, near Ii "a.
doral Spring. June %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
Ne iisbp's= jan,ais, ct soupens &scuse=.
Ricismond, June 90, 1916.
LOc.aL occUrREA,cES

In the afternoon OF the 25th inst. Soldier OF
the public Guard at the Barracks of Richmond.
by the name OF Peter Robinson, fell into the f,a
s.n, while crossing it IN canoe, and was unfor.
tunateiy Drowned Every effort to rescue M m
proved fruitless. His body was found the next
incoming.
Early this week, young man was brought be-
tore the police master, under charge off6rgery
lie was released, on the ground thai there wss
no sufficient evidence against h,n, his own CON
teSson not beng considered as sstisfactor,
proof his quit.
A man has been arrested charged with steal.
ing IN john Worshams' Tavern at Petersburg, a
god CON, pocket book, &C. lie is now in Gus
.ody
a letter from L. Salomon ofWashington CITY
to respectable Citizen Of Rlchmand, mentions
one among the many Instances OF fraud VIII en-
almost every days history now mas to record
frenchman; unworthy OF the name. came, q
i'ue more than Z month ago, to board at Mr.
oaiomon's house, He gave himself for eheua
Her De Nanterre, nephsw.ot La 2edoy ere pre-
tehued that he had followed his uncle when he
IJolned Bonaparle, and had been with him at the
patie OF WaSerioo, where he was wounded L.
consequence OF this suppos.,ious wound, he KEEP,
o.e ie5 OF ms psntaiuons usd up with Slr!nc-
9ntae ffJh OF June, after borrowing money from
iour other bparders III the same fliniiy, and pur
cnAsihg Oh credit several new suits, lie decsn,
ed Is supposed FOR southern campalgn.-i
corJectufed BY several persons that he ha
l"atsd al the Betl tavern IA k.camond-whchn n,
ias lei without the usual forinality of setting
wan The Landior;i. He mad, however, rep.en,sh
cd MS military chest By borrowing i.uney from
tieast, one gentleman IN Richmond. - The wor.
o0rF0-':as may ia t!i,s CASE be Interpreted, as {,
cry one LIKES. fhis hero Is said 10 have PR
ceeded toa still more seniai climate his rn
SEES GeSuerTs WHICH lie attempted here with SIEVE
rsperaons, proved rather Improbable, exec,
in the instance mentioned above.
| We turn TO scene ofaquite different com
| piex. OH
The corner stone of the, Lancasterian schoo
house was lad on 4 .nrgtlay at ernoun, accord,n
20 The notice previously gwen. Mr.. MuDiord'
address on tie SUBJECT was IN tial style OF N IN
/ ~ and vigorous eioquence whch aiole SUIT
such Important and solemn topics lie d,tit
rent bodies OF citizens pubi!ckiy invited, atten
ded tue, cersnony winch Was thoughout h,rhI
! Impressive. The interest Inspired bl an INST
luton SO intimately connected with u.e hes
interests .! socc y, isno less vivid Than sue ere
and II was universally felt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

nor-rroduct;on. In every case the rame Of the
officer furnishing such certificate or voucher, 10.
seiher with its date as near as can be ascertain.
ID, VIII also be REQUIRED
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
JAMES MADISON
AN ACT for the relief of William F,ond


Be 70 enacted By the !SeHaie anil EIoyso +
Representatives IF the United states Of J.
"ericg IN Congress assembled, That the
proper accounting officers of the War De-.
paItme.t be, and they are hereby anthori-
zed and directed to audit and seltIe tbe
claim OF William Flod, on account IF tho
destruction Of his property by the British
FORCES on the eighth of JanHtry, one tbnps.
and eight hundred and fifteen, bv a.cer.
tanning, OF causing to be ascertaine,l. fhe
galpe thereof, in such Wahner and upon
such terms as may he equitable and lust
Sec. 2. 8Hd be e further euncid That
the amount Of such valuation. when :, sss
eS.ertaIned, shall be paid to tie said VII
nam FLOOD out fany money in the Trea.
sury not otherwise appropriated.
III. CLAY,
Speaker Of SIe Bouse If Retrcseuts,,,.ss
JOHN GAILBNRn.
-, 49, 90, Preaideai9fhs Sc,,ate pro feoi5orr.
april u, 1916 -APeKoyEn,
JAMES MADISON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
A SPLENDID EDITION
DECLARATION OF GvDEpEN.DEA'cE.

Which shall be, in all Respects, .Apierican. III
the necessary materials shall be manufactured in
tins country, and expressly for tins publication
The Designs, the Eegrasings shall be the work
OF d,aeiacen Artists: the publication throughout
shall afford eyideDce Of what our citizens have
done III politics aud can do l.. art.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

child in family--it will associate the pleasure.
Bile ideas of elegance and ornament with ,hc his
tory of tine transaction itself--and fami.isrize
thoss principles which form, or ought TO form,
the very bond and cement of political society
Nor is ;tof small moment that such an edition
well executed, will serve as specimen OF rae
state OF the FINE ARTS, amongst Us at the pre-
sent day. Actuated BY these views, the subscri.
Der proposes to publish
A SplENDfO EDITInN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

Early this week, young man was brought be.
tore the police master, under charge of forgery
lie was released, on the ground tia, there Wa
no sufficient evidence az ainst h,n, his own Con
iesslon not beng considered as satisfactory
proofofh.s quit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

A man has been arrested. charged with steal;
ing IN john Worshams' Tavern al Petersburg, a
variety OF articles. such as watches, pee s OF
gold CON, a pocket book, &C. lie is now in Gus
.ody'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

ClSice IF Claims far property t2st cabfyrea Or Gcs
rCysd ,eliist ia kte 0iiItOny Ger nee eflhs U,tt
TED States, during fie ie,e wer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
MAsaINsToN, Iune Fl. d
ExpIanaI0ry suppIenenlaI ne.

"a Pt-i''A"'J StAFft~hi-.tffi D AlC-
In all the cases comprised ~ the notice from
this Office Of the Sd instant, the following sun.
piementai regulation must be observed by every
CLAIMANT VIZ:
Whenever the evidence, on oath, Of any officer
Of the late army OF tie United States, shall be
aiken, the certificate Of any officer, in service
al TIE time Of giving it, shall be obtained, such
certificate must expressly state, whether any
certificate or other voucher, in relation 70 the
clam IN question, has beea gwen, within the
knowledge ofsucb officer The claimant must
$50 declare, on oath, that be has never rece,y.
d from any person any such certificate or youch.
s, or, it received, must State tie Cause OF lis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

philadelphia, Jiste, 1916.
JGUS,cHFrossJor0 nc ebove proposed sblea
I'D Eigravsag syil re reoeiped q. tbs o69ee
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
CURE FOR THE FOUNDER.

Take ofPotash lump Of the size oil
an egg or apple, for COW, more Tor a
horse, & in proportion for sheep;-
dissolve it in water, and from "a bottle
pour it down the beasts throat. II
necessary, repea, the dose in smaller
quantities. An immediate effect will
be seen, in the abatement of the symp.
toms Of pain. and in few hours COM
monty, the beast will feed. For beas,
of size,a pound OF Glauber's salts, adj.
mincstered in the same way, to work
tho waole of, nigh, he proper though
The cure is priI cipally to be attributed
10 the agency of the alka!i. When
potash is act at hand, a lie made oil ash
es, on the. occasion, will answer the
purpose Pour water on ashes, and
take the liquor, in large quantities,
in proportion as i; is of less strength.
II is believed, that by following lie a
hove directions, the loss of many valua
bic animals, might be prevented, which
are otherwise likely TO perish, 10 the
private loss Of their owners, and TO the
general detriment of the community. e.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
From tbe United Sf0fe's CaEsf.e.
HYDROPHOBIA.

Mr.. BrOn5on, atime when strong sp
prehenSions of this dreadful disease appears
pretty generally to prevail, it will, / think,
be rendering aservlce to humanity. to make
known the following simple remedy, which,
when timely administered, has invariably
proved efficacious in preventing this most
terrible malady.-
Take ElecamPane, popularity so called an
herb which grows in almost every garden,
and frequently we believe spontaneously ;
bruise the root, and make astrong decoetion
with milk. Give it as soon as convenient
after the bite, in as large doses as the patient
can take-the result will equal the most SAN
guine expectations. 1t has been tried il
varions instances, by persons residing with
in shon distance of the city whole expe
riencs warrants the writer i'll offering thi:
for publication.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

august /, 1916.
q Ii officers holding commissions
: q Of warrants, or'acting in any ca
i'>'ei III. ie' The orders or appointment
o. M" Gtpar' nenG are requested 20 re-
port I7'th"i.h by Letter, me name Of
f"e s'a { Or country in which they pere
rcehsetspety 6,rn.
N Il. AS many officers included in
the above order are a3sent from the
Ouited States, the relatives or friends
o!-auch are requested to communicate
Immediately to this department, the in-
formation above required.
Il. w CROWNINSHILED.
~ The printers who are authorised
to- publish the laws OF the United
States, are requested to insert this no
tice in their respective papers once q
week Tor three weeks.
Aug l4-law3w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14

of these put iato NTodon aud was seiz
ed, another had landed about 100 g
her crew who were disconnected, bu
had 200 left. These 2 vessels hadmuI
dered the crew ofap English merchan'
brig, and sunk the vessel. A British
and Russian vessel, laden with whea,
had been seen without any person, OF
board. The fugitive Tunisian vessel.
were supposed to be bound to the LIE
want. But for the. appearance of the
British frigate Euphra,es of I'unis, IL
was supposed the icvolters would have
destroyed the Beys feet, and arsenal,
and the Goleta. +" NJ ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
DRUIDICUs.
THOMAS vANDERsucR. Ir. WI

THOMAS VANDERSLICE, Jr. who
was charged with the murder of Nathaniel
Reed, in October last, who fed from JUS
tice, for whose apprehension governor Sny-
der offered reward Of 400 dollars, and who
was lately taken up in Charleston, SC was
brought into Court in this county, on FRI
day morning last for trial. The whole of
Friday and Saturday were spent in examin.
ing testimony--and yesterday We IN
derStand the cause was determined -
The jury we are informed returned a YER
.dictGUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
sentence Of the court, FIVE ears in the
penltentiary, pay the cost of prosecution,
and give security in bonds of 400 dollars to
keep the peace two years after hi, release
from confinement.