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sSANoNtk LAMBS FOR SALE.--By virtue OF am
order -; the supei or court of chapccry for lie
k;chnidnd district ami oi tie United States circuit
court for Tie district OF Nrgnia. irade ia the of
Anderson and others against the Of sa-
inue Cis dc-we shall sell II public ctol on thu
premises, an N0Hd0y, the isfa d0y oJ January neat
thai vauahe estate, called OODGuf,Y in the county
vi Hanover containng sin EunTed aci.s more or iess
--Irr Two ,bnds of which are ramunsy Iowg ounds.-
ihIs tract of land nichis The of Sanil
Cast, late OF LoIIon, dec. is ell known, Iat il is
nhn' cessaTy TO say any Hing Of its advantages. The
ofGt! oi the fedeia CONT in the ala, eentvned suit
puts an end Ia all diincuy c,nCeiRiEg the title.
un the same day and at the oodD,y House, will he
sold all the residue Of ie sand 0Isls H09OVer Lunds
consisting oi the DUNDEE ESTATE, and several
joining uSc,s, Fuit ised by b II different tunes be-
ING Ia all upmaits % {. ,3Ss This land will he
cNiuei ihio lots Ia snit purchasers. There Is tia
valuable liiii, which las LACEY completely re-
paired.
The terms of sale of both the Vocabulary aad Dundee
tracts viii be one iOuih at the pun c,ase money in
hanJ, ana Tie residue OH Cicd vi L. aud ri months
tile purchasers giving bends ap,veu security and
deeds III tJuSteu The property. Possession will be
ell immediately after the sale fcsefvne the piv
iege OF keeping parcel Of negroes The iii the
spring.
At The same time and place ~ be sold for ready
money, ali ;hc Horses, Gaik.e LdyMic IapieU.enty
&C. NV on The plantation. The premises will be
shown TO any one dcsious sreiss lhei by Mr. WEI
Si2et, who lives OH iie lasd. by Laney jones'
who 4, sides ia the neglibuibo.d.
@si. {. a Il .kissi Trpsiee..
Dec- ~. GT..tds
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Transaction: and whether the legal ev l.
dence against him will amount Ia capi-
tai conviction, time must determine. We
understand that body of the Militia are
still kept IN pursuit OF Ned, Who Niimso
says, has taken up his cruizing groun,i III
the neighborhood of kempsville. II may
be enquired, Why has not a strong guard
otthe militia OF Norfolk comfy been call
ed out 10 cooperate with those OF Prin-
cess Anne II is notorious that formi-
dable gang Of these ruiiians occupy the
pocosins along The Southern boundary of
Norfolk county, from Black Water TO.
North West River Bridge, and that man
atrocities have been committed by thei..
on the inhabitants OF the adjacent coun-
Try. We learn from Il gentleman residing
in that Par, ct the couuiy, that about
three months ago, poor neighbor of his,
Who cultivated ii small farm, was seeking
!; stray korse Ia a contagious swamp, when
lie accidem'aiiv sinntuics upon the camp
al these dcsperatocS, and as he supposed
without being perceived By .them.-Hc
returned nome arr! told his wife of the
discovery, Stating u; The same tine, his
determination, (aiier finishing his days
wnrh) TO go around to his ncighbors and
collect a sufficient number to appreiien
the tmgi,ives. He aud his wife (wiiO as
sisted HIM IN his labors in the fieltD then
sen; Out 10 their work, which they had
commenced bat u lew minutes, when
Il gun Was fired by some unknown
iiaiti, a, lie unfortunate husband, who
received The contents IN his back-he ran
10 his wife, Mo was ab.u, laO Yards of.
and fell dead al her feet The reader nlust
Imagine The scene which followed; il be !:
ing TOO painiul for us 20 portray.
Herald.
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ken al Pampa.ar, and the other ports ar
the isiand--bat upon the advice Of lord
Cochrane's arrival, the embargo was in-
stantly raised. Lord Coelirane was daily
expected at Margarita, and IL VAS suppos-
cd mat on his arrival, the two squadrons
would cooperate in descent upon some
par, OF the Maine. II Was not known
who would command, but i, was thought
thai Admiral Briom would yield The pom;
of seniority 10 lord Cochtame.
q brig under American coinrs, named
The George Washington, four DAYS from
margarine, arrived in the harhor on
Wedne SHAY afternoon. This vessel sailed
from New York, IN August lasi. tor the
| Havana, Will. cargo consisting prmci-
patty oi tlonr, but finding no market
there. she sailed again for Laguyra, aud
on the l2ih of Oc,n!'er was boarded by
HE independent privaieer Brutns, capt.
| iolii who sent her inio alarsati,a for adj
iud'raiion, as Spanish property under
aSSimllat"d papers, and a. attempting 10
violate the blockade of i.aguyra.
The ys ssei an,i cargo were formally IL
hrlied before The admiralty cour, al Mar
sarila, oil which general Arismendi is the
president, and il being proved thai The
ron>igness Il, iiie Havana had consigned
ihe Cargo ia a merchant: al Laguyra, il;e
cargo waS condemned. The brig was
however released, aud captain Luther
Frat who Commanded her was awarded
la receive out OF The proceeds the amount
ui ms height IL The currency OF The is
land. TINS currency however is % To 30
per cent. below par. Captain Pratt has
entered his protest against tie seizure of
tile cargo, andlest that island last Sunday
with his vessel and Id nov in this port.
This once fiourishiug island, (CuracaOl
Is now become miserable and poor. God
only knows how one half The inhabitants
snbsist there is nothing doing: com
nerce Is the only support of them all, and
we have now Iiile or no trade, that with
the opposite coasts, the ports being
biOckadcd ty nn,erous Gechcras, an;.
other craft OF the Patriots and even ii
vessels go under convoy, the cruisers are
so numerous. that there is no possibility
%! escaping capture: therefore what can
we do; indeed, We must s,arve, unless ii
change OF circumstances takes place in I.
very short time. ] am IN hopes, from the
enclosed news in this days gazette, that
ne shall very soon see iile fate of Vene-
zucia decided, and the commerce of that
rich country opened tous before the close
OF lie present year, or early i'll The spring.
Communicated for he B0i,im0re Potriot.
letter of The 10Th Of Oct. from Mon
TEvIDEo, received in this city, via Rio
janeiro and by the arrival from that place
at New York, mentions, tia, Gen. ARrI-
GAS had succeeded so far in The last cam
paign against The Portuguese, that he has
actually biochaded N0nierideo Gen. Arii-
.as's troops occupied, unmolested, all The
lines IN The front of The place, and the ut
most scarcity OF provisions was experien-
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noies; but it this should moi be The fact,
you will make such arrangements and in
cur such eSpence, sis III your Judgment
the dcfeDce of the territory NAV require
| You are authorized 10 draw on the De-
| partment for funds to cover the disburse.
ments YOU may order. Enclosed is a co
! py ct The order authorizing Gen. Games
10 carry the war into Florida. and YOU
| will consider il as furnishing authority 20
The troops cf the territory 10 pass the
Fio;ida line, sIionld il be necessary. / send
also 4 copy nj anrssage of The President,
communicating information in relation
to The Seminole war. Gen. Jackson is
,eStpd with tull powers 10 conduct ,hG
war IN The manner which he may Judge
best.
l,Iavc TIE honor Ia bc, &c.
J. c. CALHOUN.
lis ExceIlency W. ". Bibb,
Governor "a. A!at,ania TERRITORY.
DEPARTMENT OE MAR,
10Th August, 1918,
SIR-tspni the enclosed extract from
the letter a! The Secretary of State 90 the
Spanish Minister. 10 relation Ia ST. Marks
and Pensacola. Ny instructions 10 You
OF the liii, inst. contained The substance
oi thiS extract; and my object in cotsniu-
nicdlinS II noW. -, That y0n may he III
possession oii!,e precise ideas connuni-
caird 10 the Spanish minister, III case any
difficulty should occur.
have, &c.
J. G. CALHOUN.
Gen. L. p. CARES.
DEPAHrMFHr or WAR,
iiih August, 1878.
SIR; enclose Tor youy information
copy ui the orders Ia Gcutr,! Gaines,
growing out of the late decision of the
President, relative 10 VI. Marks and Peu-
sacola.
was directed by the President 10 wait
the reply OF HE Spanish Minister Ia Mr.
tdanI>'s letter 10 iiim, which not being
received until iha day before Yesterday,
has caused so great Il delay as to render
II necessary to send the orders direct TO
Gen. Gaines, Without passing them i!iro'
you.
have, &c.
j. c. CALHOUN.
Maj. Gen. Andrew JACKSON,
Nashville. Fem.
10 be Continued
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WANTED On hire, for three years, on = plantation
W ~ healthy part Of the country. twenty yoHnG and
healtlLy NEGRO MIN fOr whom liberal Price viii he
gwen w satisfactory assurances Of the punctual pay
meat and good treatment oftbe slayes.-stso SINGLE
MAN tD take charge Of them, who is acquainted with
plantation business. 10 such rs bring satisfac.
tory testimony respecting their humanity and good me-.
ai conduct liberal wages will lie given. EnauiTs of NJ
~. Rice lie Pententiary store, FOR fuTihet paicu-
lars Dec 10. 81 OF
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4 TEACHER wAETED.--Tbs trustees OF abe New
n EJndon academy in Bedford county, are DESTROYS
engage aoAcbtr TO iase charge 81 the institution
To gentlemen whose literary acqniIem AID moral
CHARACTER qualify bin f0T the 5Hation liberal salary
vii be- given-ODe With a small family, VINO would m
dfakc hoard 10 81 " students wyud be preferred.
he academy is situated in an uncOmmoby healthy
part OF tie state. and surrounded by an highly res
pectable ncighhsfhood.
Application may be made TO Edward waits, IN Rich.
niond during the session e the General Assembly q
Seth Ward, 10 New LVudoH 10 the trustees.
Dec. 10. C7.,ct
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sNOK ShLK-On If1G0g. fhe l5fh dag 81 January
neat, roin 20 TO 30 Hkel NEGROES, belonging TO
'he stare "i warner Lewis, The younger, deceased,
"b lie solo on credit Of " months before the door
o. tue Eagle Hotel the city 81 Rchinend The pin
cuaseiS WIZ DC required q, give bond with aPpf0ves
security WILSON c. NICHOLAS, r..,..
JOIN LEWIS, i'"''''
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FROM THE ARMY.

MILLEDGEviLLE, Nav 26.-We have
conversed with several officers lately from
the army they state that the Two British
emissarie& captured al ST. Marks and Su-
wanue, Arbuihnot and Ambrusier. both
accOmplces of the notorious Woodbine,
have been tried by court martial, Of
which gen. Gaines was president, ard be-
ing found guilty of exciting the late In
dian war, were executed or tse 9th of
last monih--the former was hanged, the
latter shot.
Arbuthnot had been captain in the
British service, was about 40 years Of age,
Of genteel appearance, and met his fate
like soldier. When the execnlioner was
fixing the rope around his neck, he dcSir
ed not to be handled so roughly; observ-
ed he was a gentleman, AID some say
spoke Of his death being avenged; his
property, he requested, should be given
to his son. Ambruster was young, not
exceeding % ; at first, he was insolent
and Contunacious but as death began
TO look him in The face, lie iost his com
posture, and died more like Il woman than
d man.
The evidence against both, we under
stand, WAS clear and strong. Letters. adj
vising The enemy ofthe movements ofour
8 "a.
Documents were also found, proving be-
yOnd doubt, that criminal cOrrespon.
denCe had been some time kept up by
them and the governor olNew Providence,
with The Indians aud renegade negroes ia
Florida ; but how indignant must every
one be, when informed, iiiat the prophet
Francis, who was hanged little before,
had III his pocket new commission of
brigadler general from the British govern
ment, supposed TO have been given 30
him during his late visit 10 England,
whence I've had not long returned. As "a
scrutihy, we are assured, will deyeiope
the blacklist pcriidy towards this country,
6. Britain will likely be disposed 10 lei
the matter rest v here il is
Gen. Jackson, with regiment Of regu
lars and the Tennessee volunteers, cross
ed the Appalaclicola Bay on the 9Th inst.
and expected 10 reach PcnsaCol distant
about 300 miles, last Thursday. lie will
probably take possession of the place, and
leave 10 i, a sufficient garrison for lis de-
fence, and for the protection Of our ada
cent frontier settlements.
a detachment Of $50 mCn has been left
al Fort Gadsden, 200 at ST. Marks, and
about $50 at Fort Scott, under the com
mand of gen. Gaines, 10 OveraWe and cf-
tectuallS subdue the lndiansiu that quar-
fer ; aud naval force has been ordered
10 Cruize on the Souih side Of Florida
Point, for the purpose Of cutting of the
supplies, which such OF them as have fed
to Lake Mayance, might otherwise re-
celve from the contiguous British Islands.
We are informed that general Jackson
speaks Of retiring from The military servi-
ces OF The country very soon. The Tapid
decay Of lis constitution, occasioned tN
great bodily fatigue and exposure. il sta
ted TO be tie cause. The " hole sr,uy. IL
IS said, have suffered incoDcciyabl, Ian
o!iiceI declares be has Fever seen such
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STATE OF EuROPE.

The following is the most important
article, as being apparently 10 be relied
on, that we have seen, having reference
10 the Congress Of European sovereigns,
which, il has been some time announced,
is TO take place in the ensuing autumn.-
The source of the following exposition Of
the objects of tiiat meeting is not indeed
official but it wears an imposing dress,
and affords the most distinct indications
we have any reason TO expect of the views
of The allied powers. Nat. Int.
TFRoM THE LONDON TINES, APRIL I3
All the French papers Of Tuesday last copy
an article from the demi.Otti paper, called
the Austrian Observer, cOntTadictiug, IN the
most positive terms, report that had beeu
spread, that part of the army of occupation,
after eyacuatins tire French territory IN the
approaching autumn, was To be stationed on ihs
RIGHT bank of the Rhine to secure the tran
qaiiliiy OF France, aud to maintain the new
arrangements Of Europe. This report bad, il
is said, excited great alarm, aud been ia.
bricatcd for a sinister purpose. The paper in
queston says, that 10 is not only Authorized to
contradict such rumor, bat likewise several
Others wIl ch are i'm circulation, respecting Tie
approaching meeting of the sOyereigpS. Fhe
following passage in IT refers to both these
subjects:
at is known. that the fifth article OF the
treaty of Paris, November 20, 1915, coU-
tainS the following dispositiOns:" The duration
cfthe military occupation Of tie frontier prO.
Vinces Of France s'tdii not extend bey0a1 iVc
wears. Ii may cease s0taer, If at tic end Of
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Idem Trecenii JuravimHs.
YOUR COUNTRY MAN.
+" scornfnl men bring city into a snare"

+" Scornfml men bring a city into q snare"
.'Itmay appear strange, that in describing
those who are, as II were, fashioned by nature,
and made for The ruin of state, Solomon
should have selected, not the proud and the
the rash and the violent; not the impious ard
tie wicked not the unjust aud tie oppressive !;
not the seditous and the turbulent not the
luslfn and The vouptuary; and lastly, not Che
nnNise and the incapable but the man given
10 mookery. And yet this judgment is very
worthy Of the wisdom of that King, who knew
so we'll all that contributes to the preservation
and the overthrow Estates. For there Is no
greater pestiie nce in a monarchy ora Common
wealth, than when the cOnnseliorsot the King,
or the members of the Senate, and those en-
trasted with the direction of affairs, are, 10y
nature, g,Uen to naockery.". ...De Aug. Sci. lilo.
Vii.cap. 2.
I" Guam sitre pulchrun,, benefcio, grstum,
fdma goriosum, tSraHnum Occidere."
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We had three days rain, which has rem
dered it very unpleasant.
Camp Sonarie, Goth Dec. lsl7.
Ii seems Sir Il. Hislop, &c. gave Hel-
kar days To reflect, and advised him
strongly not 10 league with The Peishwa
against us, but he having taken up a
strong position. did rot send an answer
Then Sir 4. Hislop and Sir J. Malcolm
thought il advisable TO attack him, and
after gaining the victory, they were, when
iasi wrote YOU, following up theirsuccess.
III ended III our capturing 10 pieces of
cannon, and eilecting the total destruc-
ton OF their infantry and artillery, the lat
Ter beng cut 10 pieces al their guns. !
am sorry TO say most of their cavalry got
nH
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DOMESTIC.

Extract IF a letter .fjOm gentlemen ot' res
pectGGihty, residing at NGichit0ches, to his
friend an Washington city, dated Natchi-
tocdes, Nay .. 1918.
The want OF society makes this plac;
by no means pleasant but we max look
forward ;oa rapid change, as the Red Ri
yer country Is daily increasing lis popu-
iail"n. Emisranis are settling OH lis
banks, above and below rs; they are
generally from Tennessee, Kentucky aad
Virginia. Ii certainly is delightful
county the lands fertile The climate
equal 10 that of Maryland. sincerely
wish The government would take posses
sion oi all In the westward of this post {:
m tim" we shal! have some fighting near
us. Three Frenchnen, late officers um-
der Bonaparls, arrived in this town from
GalyeSl0wn. sent for them and, on
exa nna'lon, they stated, that Gen Lal-
remand, and Gen. Gregg, with So OIL
GERS, had erected a for, III that II, igIlbor-
hood; tina, Gen. l.. had observed, that
he expected larger force that he held
out The idea Of settling Il COLONY, bat t.Iat
there Was more attention paid to miiilary
discipline than clearing lands. These
men, II appears, fell in With Lallemand
III Philadelphia, who promised 10 take
them TO the ToinbigbY to settle lands.
They state, that the General has usurped
such strict military power, thai ihcv were
compelled to abandon bin. They leave
this to-day for Orleans. Laiii,e Obry
say) has from eight to ten vessels in the
bay of Ga!vestown. This is carrying OH
pirating i'll bold manner,
AUGUSTA, May Give have been po-
ftal.- E,,NrnA ~, Il:
Gen. jackson 10 Brig. Gen. Glascouk,
from which we have made the following
extracts:
Camp or The line of march, is miles in
advance Ci Fort Gadsden, May7.
| cannot adequately express nv feel
iDgS on the outrageous and inhuman at
tack ofCapt. Wright and party OH the SUI
perannuated men and women of The
friendly Chehaw village, which youreciie
1t will be Il stigma on the American na
lion, unless the general government use
their endeavors Ia bring the perpetrators
to Justice. have nrlered Wright To be
arrested, and he shall be tried by a mill
tary court. have written the Governor
ofGeorSia on The subject, expressing my
astonisi,iueni at his unwarraRlablc inter
ference with my duties.
congratulate YOU on the safe march
of your brigade 10 Fort Early, witlia hope
tat the brave GeorgIans under your
command, who have encountered the
DANCES, fa,ignes and privations of long
march, III AN unfriendly country, may be
speedily restored, in health, TO their iami-
lies ana homes.
'' am now on my march toPensacola,
which place shall have probably to oc-
cupy with all American garrison"
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LITTER TO THE EDIroRs-DATED

HHHdpOHS, JUIH MY, ici6.
The President of the United States,
accompanied by Mr.. Calhoun, Secretary
of War, Mr.. CrOwnln'llicId, Secretary at
the Navy, Col M'Rea, Of tie Engineer
corps, aud two or three private gentlemen.
arrived in this city irom The seat OF GO
vernmcnt on Thursday evening about z
O'Clock. Their reception was cordial aud
respectful, without anatlectalom Of pomp
or parade.-Fhe pubic authorities and
many respectable citizens varied upon
and welcomed them to the city iEeIr pre-
seDce was announced ueXt morning al
sun rise by d salute from ,llc Annapolis
arilllcr5 COupap5, outue PUbhe Clrclr--
Tho Co,einor 81 MM!aad and suite
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Constitute General Of Russia.

FHIIdUeIPHld, Eoih May 1913.
The government at bis Imperial Males
ty, has received information. that The AL
gerine Corsars, Infested with the plague,
visit every foreign vessel they meet
with, and that several OF such vessels have
entered The Russian ports, without hav-
ing performed their quarantine either in
England or Denmark, and Sweden. In
consequence OF which, the undersigned
has received orders to make known 10 all
those who ii may concern, tia, no foreign
vessel will be admitted into tie Russian
porls, which cannot produce certificate
of her having complied with The mea-
sures required by the Russian Quarantine
regulations of the 25th May, 1916.
KOSLOFF.
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Extract from the JomHoi Of a rouge an tile
shsp Emte'p,ize, iatey ai7ived at i'hiia-
delphia.
Z" From Brisier's Island we proceeded
TO the Shares , "a small cluster of Islands
Ill south latitude 4S. w. longitude 1861
here we found thre men who mad been OH
the Island seven years. A schooner Ip
which they were, being short Of provi-
sions, they chose totake their chance on
shore. They took with them from the
vessel quart OF rice, AN iron pot, and
half busbel of potstOes-tlie pOia-
toes they planted, and when we were
there, the whole side of the island was
covered with them-They had built FIVE
houses, aud had 1900 dried skin. We
took them and their skins on board. and
brought them away from the island"
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EYRE Hill, Northampton, !
I'D Nay, 1918.

DEAR SIR-I am informed BY an express,
that the Factories OF the Steam CoaIpanv of
Princess Ann. are reduced 10 ashes that siu-
pepdous structure, The effect OF so much trial
and anxious supervision, is nothing now but
smoking rnns-oyer aud above the TOYS ering
buildings, vast amount Of furniture aud stock
IN vatiOns stages OF preparation, have become
prey 10 the devOaring element. The loss eX-
ceeds siHty Thousand dollars, aud not cent
insured" Bail. Gaz.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Yesterday,
Wm. Wood, an accomplish in the Mail
Robbery, before the fact, was tried be-
fore the Circpit Court of the u. States.
The trial commenced at ten o'clock, and
continued until half past three o'clock,
when the jury retired, and at hal pasi SIX
O'Clock III the afternoon, they brought i'm
verdict of GUILTY. The punishment
Is the same as that ofthe principals con-
victed al Baliimere-death.. We shall en-
deavor 10 furnish our readers with the re-
port of The trial 10 morrow.
Franklin Gar.
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TIE GOVERNORS REPLY TO GENERAL
MITCHELL.
EXEcITIyE DEPANT,LrN1. GEoRoIA,l

SIR--I have the honor 10 acknowledge
Tic receipt OF years Of The 9th lust. inoios
ing copy OF q letter irosi old Mr.. Bar
nard, aud Que from the Little Prince,
Speaker Of tbe Lover Creeks, both on the
-ahicci Of the late unfortunate aiiac,r
made by detachment Of Georgia Militia
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Copy Of Il letter from the little Prince,
iSpedher IF the L0tCer Creeks, TO ID. H.
mitchell, agent for i. 4.

y
Fort Mitchell, April 20, 1918.
ny Grcdt F1iend-l have got now talk
10 send to you-one ofour friendly towns,
by the name of Chcllaw, has been des-
troyed. The white people came and kill
ed one of The head men, and five men and
a woman, and burnt all The houses. All
our young men have gone 10 war with
Gen. Jackson, and there are ouly few
left ,o guard the town, and they have come
and served US this way. AS you are our
friend aud father, hope YOU will FRS and
find them out, and get us satisfaction for
ii.-You may depend upon il, that all our
young men Rave gone TO war, but d few
tiai are left 10 guard tire town. Men dc
not get UP aud do this mischief without
there is some one At tie head OF it, and we
want you TO try and fimd them out.
(Signcd) TUSTUNNUGGlE HOPOlE.