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DhRRIEDl-On Wednesday the 4ib inst. at woodber
~, King William county the late residence Of Isaac
Qaaries, dec. Capt. ARMISTEAD COLEMAN OF Anne
liza county, TO the amabIe Miss BETSY 5. QUARLEs.
" And say, without hopes without our fears
" without the home that plighted love eDdeafs,
" without the emile from partial beauty won,
" oh v.u were man ia world without sun"
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e,snces, attending the present state Of at
fairs in the Creek Nation, upon which
YOU can rely F; for, Iperceive by the'pub-
lie papers, that as usual, false impressi-
ons are entertained, and mere conjecture
taken for real facts.
am dear sir. with great esteem and re-
spcct, your very Qbedient seTyan',
ID. 3. MITCHELL,
dgest for I. 4
HIS Ercy, GOVERNOR RAsrN.
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Negroes for Sale .

THE subscriber will sell at public auction on sa;ur-
day the 9Th Of March next az capt Zac,arish nav
GROES
1ERhS.-six months will he given bonds with az.
proved security will be required
WILLIAM B9NuURRNT.
February IL. .g,-7t.
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Notice.

,ENHE subscriber will attend King william conrt in m
tuTe. WILLIAM BYRD CIlAMBTRlAYNE
| February Ia Ol 81
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George Eucker.

TQEING about 10 reside in Iyrchburg viii hereafter
AZ practise the law ia the Superior and ferof cour IL
heid IN that town, ~ the COUNTIES ii CsiS phe psvys-
MIA and Bedford, and in The superior conrts cf Hatx
aud Franklin. Feb. ~. Oil
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iru'a he ~. y. Com. Adres3iser III. o.
Capt. Lane, oflhe brig F,anshn, IN IS
days from 81. Martha, informs Us, That
HE Patriots were carrying all bcforcthrm
to the uindwsrd About the Goth Dee.
the Patriot troops. four to six thousand
strong, were within Il days march OF The
city Of Santa re, which was gaYriseu+i
by only 600 Royalisis, aud they in sick
~ state.
About the same time. q feet Of ten sail,
SAID to he commanded hy hdmifal Lord
Cochrane, cane 10 the mo,lli oi 81 Mar
tha, aHd then STOOD 10 the westward for
Cariiiagena. tor i've purpose us was sup
posed of blockadins that polt.
Flonr at ST Martha. S26. No sale for
other American produce.
Captain Grant, fIle sloop Concorda.
who arrived al Newport en- Line 30th inSj.
informs that new duty OF 30 cents pc,
ton will he imposed on American YES
sells al Gna,laloupe, after The lst at Janu-
AIRY vessels in port excepted
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LAST N;1:;ires NIL.

WARRINGTON. Feb 2-Aanilier wlt
Is rctcciedin The lIouSs %. Representative,
a'ier two days Consideration, ard -,
Interesting, bnt brief, debate. The Hill,
We are sorry To say, was oAs nrosi.iirs
SIN further not outs Cor the i,!nns AID
orltidns end lndigent mothers at these
WHO !! ip the service of the ccnn,rt ,ir-
rins The a'e war, bnt also Of ilc snrsisms
widows oi those who Tell 1T battle or deii
'nservlce during The revolution. The great
objection to the bill VAS, HAT i, threw
open TOO vide the doors Of The treasury,
Perhaps lttlid; ini, ii'so, so whom 'raihe
bere!t, 10 lie iorsaken, 10 The wretchtrl.
"eregrci the fate of The bill. the Operation
oil which, il passed. IN The present state as
our finances. the TreaShr, nauld have
fel,. We hopcilai some of lit prorositi-
ons coniaineo IN III" rejected hill WILL, ~
one shape or other, BIZ Seir,Nr I'd during
tie session. Nat. Int.
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RichmonA Kill 9'urllpAgge

rebrasryI4.
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TFrom a la,e london Popey !

London HCpcT I
FROM TIE following interesting observations on the
state OF The ice IN the arciie circles, aud the pro
hahiliiy OF northern expedition accom- pIisliug
IT'S orcs, we are indebted to the intelligent captain Of
one OF oar Greenland ships, recently arrived here:
The probability OF OF the Which have sailed
:" tbe norm attaining one of the ends sought
Is subject on which much argument has been used
anu mAcG difference Of opinion expressed. on the
morning. ofihe sth of June, l i'm lat. deg 40
mi north, about 30 miles distant from the land reach
ig 10 the south along the edge of the ice
time saw hoh ships beating into Magdaien bay. AS
carry 10 the 2d ntay was IN lat 80 M north and
hdd iOhnd me con'try remarkably Open until ap-
pto~ohen rs d. 40 M north Beyond this, the ice was
pact so rs 10 increase the difficulty of orr progress
iaTtheT nut not sufficient preclude reaching what
Is caIed Tue last ice. Here presented
which noihing could overcome bu long succession of
hoEhe1y winds which IL occurring, might he expected
10 separate and force IL down. The interval ncwee
tue "a MAY and ih June, chiefly in low istudes
nat previous TO the 10TH again as 40 M
roTtn. The ice bad indeed, come down considerable
distance but remained equally close aud solid that
am positive no rational hope could that time be
entertained of reaching ever coming near the pole
ihe other objects Of the expedition have lie DOUBT
win oe fuliy realized, viz. the ascetsining whether
SpuzheTgen ,e an island or Joins other land aud
theinYesli2aag the situation Of the bays niets &C
Inc ice this season separated earl} the land
which circumstance certainly favorable 10 the mi,
nor objects OF the undertaking. giving nv opinon
decidedly against the probability ofthe great end to
winch we anXiousiy look beHg attained IL is but right
10 say, that have witnessed the uf the
for more than sixteen years and comparing present
with some oft former.
missing than have before In the year 1915
reached the latitude of 81 d. Ism ncrih * could see no
obstacles but what might have easily been suTnourted
has been my wish to proceed further. This arises as
have before observed from the ice not separating as
IN the season have named in its descent down the
south, nut continuing close and unaeTed."
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detv, claim merit sensible that man tho creature
ofhe passing day. bssite wherein to glory whereof
toboast. Yet accept Your Congratulations, for re
Joice with You ~ The happy and nghtenug results o
system which u bias pleased Providence to bless INV
lsbofs in bringing into public service Ia the course OF
my eSeftpus havs visited many "a Young sui full
blooming scion" from the which I planICd Al a
first vist inahd il" blooming - on NV second, after
the lapse Of iitie time, fOnnd single tree
expected, bat Offsets IA nUnbssa YOU'RE piants ton
forest " beauty May such increasing prosperity he
yours i--Just arrived IN country, where have
hardly hsi lime To- feel my feet, know ny friends
what gratifying ano honorable reception is tins I
deeply feel aud happy In posse ssng that sensib
Its oi mind which justly appreciates tbs appreciation
of The wise and gpod-which IS stimulated eNcrtion
by corH,enance and Kindness like concentrating
~ the object TO Which il elates-aHd enhanced tits,
by the uannei of shelving urbanity which will long
lave In my .rat>iui recollection.
Your county Us Que wliich bris; prospects
aud blessings auend. Maythose securities Which eau-
cation can !isdtr its StaDiy. and happiness,
Ernw with IT'S grDwth-streEsthes with its strength
extend with ITS boundaries, aud add its meridian
spltndor, ny hastenng the period when igno-
raut Gan shall be found In all its bordefs-wben the
sons Of ycnr nation shall up as olive plants around
lorr tables, aud great be the peace and knowledge OF
| at yonr children.
For your zeal in rearing the standard of education
IN Ihi. city accept my thanks and best wishos. May
the progress uf knowledge state and the
educatiOn over the world, advance like the church
IN ancient scriptcrefair the mOrning-c,ear the
sn-and tothe power ignorance, that parent OF crime
terrible as an amy with banners.
Accept the assurance that au your obliged and res
| pectiul friend, JOSEPH LANCASTER.
HtbGRg, 4fh Of 9th mo. 1918
We understand that MI Lancaster expressed hiuIse
h'suy srai,ied with the appear of the school.
tCasefse.
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CONEIRlffTLON.

oar readers will recoect that in the month OF July,
1919 wt published. on the authority OF Capt. Page, of
the ship Indus arrived here from Canton, account
si ar TO the following, Ar:iug snly in some ma,erial
particulars. IN s. Or
cALcUrrA. April 20-we take the following curous
account from Bombay paper So Captain Powell, OF
the HueeR Charlotte. Informs of the interesting
cliasance Of HIS having recovered nom rock 81 miles
~ w. OF Noe keevah, one OF the Ma quesas that
had hsen its solitary inhabitant for nearly years. lis
.acccnnt stated that eatly in isii he proceeded ther
nom Nooakcevah. with four Others all Of whom had
an American ship there for the purpose procuring
feathers that in high estimation among the natives
Of N; but losing their boat the rock, three his
companions in shor, time persisted through famine
and prllcipalyfrom thirst as there water but
what was supplied by rains His fourth companion
tinued With him but Few weeks, when he formed a
resolution OF attempting TO swim, with the aid OF
s2iitered fragment that remained their boat To an
island. IN which effort he have persisted
lie had once himself attempted quit his sori9rn su.
aton h. constructing cataniaran, but failed
all means of any future attempt They had originally
taken nre with them from Nooakeevah, whics he had
alwaSs taken care to continue, except OCCASION
when u became extngushed. aud never could have
heenfesoTed, but bya careful preservation of
four grains of gun?owder, and the lock of mu sket
when he mad broke mp for the obstruction of his
maTan. The hcsh and blood of wild beast were his
sole ameul-wiih the latter he qsenrhed his thirst in
seasons OF long droghis and the skulls of his departed
CODpGhous were his only drinking The
very made Of him iTo the Charlotte, purely acci.
dena-the rock was known To be desolate and Barren
aud tue appearance o! IRE, the vessel passed on
an evening, attracted notice and produced enquiry
"u'ch proved fortunate 10 the foTiOrn nhabtant in
procuring his removal o. Nooakeevah where he was
len under the OF SIR. Wilson an Euronean " no
mad resided there many years, and who had previously
knswn him."
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(DUcArfoN.--A school win be continued tie e.lsn
~ ine year. under the direction Of the subsciher al
Mont Rose the residence of Mr. Josiah SniiL, mile
above Pcnbatan courthouse. IA this seminary viii he
rvght the CTeeA. Latin aud English languages, gram.
mateas, together with geography, history, reading
miiihg anu arithmetic. The school Will commence on
Monday, tie tih of January, 1910, aud terminate on
FRIDAY, the ioih OF December following the uunib 81
August being reserved for vacation The piee for tui-
uoh wiz Ne - 80 per scholar; snehEdJOl which Win be
teGued on the nrst day al April and balance
end of the tefus.
Mr. smith Mil accommodate scholars with board a,
100 the term, to be paid quarterly In advance
DosTdef nncing bis own bed snd candles.
They wSo pattenise the school This wear shall have
tue preference IN engaging scholars the next p,yi
.d applications he made duriug the present
n" scholar viii he adniited into The schuoi tor short
ef period than The whole tenn Strict attention win BIZ
paid TO The morals OF tue scholars.
ROBERT Il. NELSON
.. -,.s,r
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Kaluable Lnnds far !SnIe
Jnne23.

WILL BE SOLD, on friday, The 20 day Of Ocfote,.
w "ert ON the premises, tie Jr9ct 81 lana o.
winch the late VIM. boswell resided Contanine by ole
survey 52i acres lying the north Of Great Motto
way river on which there al sites for ma
nuiactuIiHe mills, or for any other machinery There
nave been erected on the river years ago Two
excellent mills which always ground in the dr,est seq
sous, hs, or any buildings for the establishment OF
any Kind of water works may be built viii very little
expense, as rock and timber may be had al the snot
This tract rs considered among the richest in Inc
settlement ana all the wood land hrstae tobacco land
wen tinbered, aud part ithe high land good ut,t
ouh" lpc cleared land is well enclosed aud laid uT
Info three shifts in each of brh there is considerable
pSTilon 81 fresh land The mansion house rs on an ee
vasa situation and beautiful plan, with veT, fine
ana large apple and peach orchard hich never fails ia
bearing The hissi nuit. The mansion house has three
elegant rooms down stairs with spacious pas sage
good rooms above and excellent cellars ,i,arhsd 10
whh hsfe one OF the finest and richest garden spot.
w lhe county, The 9ulhOuses are all good and tte
buildings Of every kiud suitable for familv and ihr
wing OF crop. This land produces frstrate tobacco
wheat corn aud oals is pitmufuy supplied with wa.
Ter bas several springs running through H. and abounds
WI" 'he urst springs this side the Blue Ridge severa
OF tbeIn eush out OF large assures rocks This land
lies 10 miles from Petersburg aud 90 from Richmond
Possession viii be gwen The first day of January neXt
me purchaser VIII be privileged to SOW wheat
as the crop can be secured with safety. The same
day and place, viii he sold several valuable weTk hor
sts between 'oiy and MY head OF cattle, among which
there are several valuable beevcs or so head sheen
and a variety OF plantation utensils.
Also, GU ihe Goth inst. will he sold other Tracts nj
Ld5d, lying ~ Prince Edward county, one ofi2acres
situated on both sides Of Great Noioway river csnain
ing ~ or 10 acres FIST rate loHgrounds and abou s
acres IN woods, good dwelling house WORK bouse era
nary, aud al other necessary ouiouses being the fe
deuce 81 The late Benz Mason, dec The other trac,
contains 60 acres, and lies within quarter Of milo of
The latter with ~ or 10 newly cleared well en-
closed ana tue balance in wOsds. The wood land Ia
OOtD tracts goHl tobaceo land These tive last tract,
are ofrecent survey; the purchaser will have Inc fIs,
itaet surveyed TO himTbe purchaser will he allowed
Y months cTed updn the land and oiher properly nv
giving bonds and good security. The Fails tract q I'M he
sns"h any time previous TO The SALE upen application
Peyton boswell, residing Oh the premises. Thc otler
~" ,aS's "'iiVe she"n by VIM boswell, in Prince
EDWARD near The premises previous to The day ofsss
AottoSay eS. Sept. .. s5wiw
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The following song, we are assured bv a
correspondent. on whose veracitywe can reiy ,
is the undouhied production of the noble ord
and has oaly hitherto been circulated III
Nj. 5. Literary Pahoraaid, JuiY, 1875
riii The goblet a,sain toe never bsfote
Felt the glow thar cisadens ms heart to is core
Let us drink l-who would not i--siuCe u1o hes Va.
red roand,
In the ssbrt alone no deception Is found.
have tried IN its tern all that life can supply
have baskd IN The beam of darn r0iug eve
have loved who has not but what heat de-
clme,
That pleasure existed while passion vas thcre7
Zee the days my youth-when the hearts in tsptiag
Ard drea'Rs that al teton never take wing
lad friends !-vhe had NOS f-but what tOngUe " n
1uf tTieads, resy wine, are so faithful rs thoa
lhe breast OF a mistress some boy may es,rasee;
fs1ustip sLis with the Sunbeau--thOu never can'st
cuange
Thor crV 81 cid who does not ibut earth what
arutafs
Nhes i,Hes ;bire, still increase with its years :
I..trh't- G, -ae Almost that love can hestow,
STNo ID -.et' BoW dow idol below
stt Is..nus who's not l-tiOu hast such alloy
fcr ,''e i.0ie ;hGt ENJOY thee-the more they enjoy
TaeB ,re season Of YOUTH and IT'S varieties past,
For refuge ~ 10 t'ie gOtlc, iasi
Thssr We hud lido we not i-in the flows of the soui
TIA, ash, as OF yore, Is confined to the bowl
when thc hox of Pandora opened on EARTH
And Misery's triumph commenCt a over Nirth;
Hope lrf twas she not ibut the goblet we kiss
And care not ior hope, who are certain OF bliss.
Lons life to the grape for when summer is flown,
The age Of our nectar shall gladden. own
We must die i-whc Shalt MT l-nay our stu be for
given,
Aud Hebe shall he idle in Heaven
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f'OtChf,tSS fMVFGUeN JoSFNtO-SNfEtr.
lNHE subscriber having the agency this very vaua-
Bile machine, wishes 20 dispose Of the right of
building them in such counties already dis
posed Of Purchasers will he furnished with full sized
machines IN complete order to build frem They are
adapted to the cutting Of all kinds Of long forage pari
cuiaiy corn tops and are perfectly adapted TO horse
OF wafer power a. Oelap & Co. of Richmond, will
fuins ali % te IRONS for any number Of machines at
snort notice, 50 dollars per set including castings
NC. Gentlemen Eishing to engage this enterprise
or 10 obaih iae mactines address the subscriber
~ Rch4cnu - The carenf tlT, Elias Reed call on
hrn % IN Sewall OsgOods, near the New Banks-In
caep his absence Mr.. osgoed will attend his bust
Ness. JONATHAN $, EASTMAN,
AseRtfor EkihW H0tchkiSs.
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NlOGlCE.-The subscriber offers sale two tracts
OF LAND, in the county of LuneDbuTg- con-
tanning 1000 acres On Bafo EmeBt and Crooked creeks
seven miles below the courthouse and six
ring river below the junction Of the branches. The
plantation belonging to this tract is fine aud wheat
land, aud considerable portion is highly MANFRED, aud
brings excellent tobacco the red clover is growing
the improved land, which grows in great psfectioU.
Fifteen bands would work to great advantage this
lana. More iban half clear and the most Of IL
good tobacco land. The Improvements are good.
One other tract nearly adjoining lying IN the fork
Fiatrock and noody's branches containing l02 acres
iJo to clear, prime tobacco land the whole finely
.imbered-S hands would work TO great advantage on
this plantation. The plantations both have al
ways len under good fence, aud stock allowed
craze tcept on that part Kept exclusively pasture.
Both tracts lay remarkably we'll, aud the plantations are
prime corr aud wheat land. The land will be shows at
any time by The subscriber, and great bargain given
IN the land 10y an early application.
MI John v. wilcox, Petersburg IL furnished with the
terms and price, and Will any person
string to purchase.
this land not disnosedo Of before tie frSt dan of
OcfobsT 8e3t, it viii be sold that day 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises Timely notice will be given,
ifsoid privately. JOHN BUFORD.
July ri. ~. .wtds
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Fo' Sale, or Eec6Gnge JOr Negro Property,
a 1Rscr OF LAND, lying ON the north side oiths
south Anna riye', IN the county u Hanover, u
mhes distant from Richmond and containing shout eco
ac'es inns farm IS IN very good ojsi, aud has
very eom,nodious dwelling honse. all necessary ouu,
houses OF excellent qualify with extensive
oic9ara large portion Of the cleared iand of
low ground, which is admirably adapted 10 the produc-
ton OF wheat.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase. may he lntofle Of
IN. terms, ny application either 10 Thomas Price, jtr
residing IN We Forks Hanover, 90 the subscriber
who resides on the place. NM. u. coifs
Sept. l. ~ wtN-
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Tc Fciiv Pasralis, NJ. y. correspond.
ing member Of the Society and "a
Guilty OF HCdicins Of Paris, &c. &C"


From tie Ntc l'ori DUTY AdrGiiser.1
Amsng tre nur1rfOus unfortunate adveuiii.
rcfs, who have lost their lives in attempting to
explore the interior Of Africa, very few have
been more regretted iliau the ona Who ba,
lately been added to Tie multitude, viz: Mr.
j. L.. BnrCkiufdt. lie following account Is
extracted from more fuli0ue in the Quartet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-18

Connect Cscrnber, RickmOad, JHiy2l, 1878.
DubiIC NuIlCf is hereby gwen that the Executive
n ~ on me hisl day of November next, in pursu-
ahce OF an Act OF the legislature of Virginia. passed on
Tie 2oih OF FEBRUARY, 1915 entitled act to amend
an act entitled an act FOR surveying lands given
ny law 10 The officers and soldiers continental and
se es,aoishhents and for other purposes" proceed
10 appoint two principal surveyors for surveying the
lands given by law 10 the officers aud soldiers OF The
ste on continental aud state establishment who 81 all
keep tier Offices between Sciou and Miami
az places to be hereafter designated -
!. w. PLEASAN1S, Ace.
August IL. % usv,
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AoiiCB.-All persons having claims against the e.
l. tate Of WILLIAM BOwE. late Of Tie county of
Hec. are again requested 10 present theirac-
couni duly authenticated I'm order that ey may be paiI
ihose Indebted 10 the the deceased are also
Earnestly solicited TO discharge their respective dues
me subscriber Is deTOus close his account as exc
cutor WITH as little further delay possibleIIe car
aiwHJs he found Sundays excepted at his
tory ~ Richmond. S. IONFs
acting er'or Of UIiiam Bore. dee.
otP,. p. 30. .w6w
IA ESsES. Rich0rd BgSkeFTiiie and L7lZoLef6 ~,
As you not inhabitants Of this commonwealth lac
this method Of Informing you that shall on the al,b
ana 25tn days of September next between the hours Of
ten O'Clock ~ the morning and five O'Clock IN the even
ihg OF each day a The house Of Elizabeth SizeT a The
county Of Powhaian, aud state Of Vr2sa urocsfd 10
lake the deposti0ns Of Elizabeth Szer and others 10 be-
read IS evidence IN suit now depending In tbe sune
fior eonrt Of law for toe county Of Amelia
are plainiins and am defendant
Yours, With ftspoct,
Cafiersyilie, Aurust4. o. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-18

s4'OUR HUNDRED ACRES or JANIS RIVER LAND
for sale, in the county of Powhatan between Jecr-
son aud Hcisux's ferTy-Abont one-sixth grounds
az superior quality, aud than 200 acres in wood
tue greater proportion drst tobacco land. For par
ucnlars. apply 10 John r. Cooke or the subscriber.
May 20. s.wtf JAMES COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-18
July H..

Il ESSRS. James Penn Gabriel Penn James Penn
tsA lr. and William eatiemen-Take no
,ce that on the 10th day of October next between the
The evening, SHALL by virtue of commission by s
of that purpose obtained, proceed take The deposit
non OF MT Chas Ellis, at the counting room Of Bessrs
tls * Allan, IN the city of Richmond 10 be read as
suit depending in the superior court of
chapcery for The Richmond district in which YOU The
sald James Penn, Gabriel Penn, and james Penn jr
Iate merchants and partners under the frn Of James
REM Y Sons, and you the said william Mitchell are
Pia'bns ana BOYD Miller, surviving partner WA.
nio~h ana Company, and William Barrel, are dcen.
"ints. BOYD MILLER, surviving paitner
of VIM. Brown Q: Co.
WILLIAM BASRET.
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NOTICE TO CoLLIERS.-rie propne,ors of the
= IUckahoe Coal PITS wish LET TO some experi
enced collier the privilege OF raising all the Of the
Piis that are now open. Three fopr hundred thou
sand bushels may easily be taken out and the propr,e
tors viii undertake Ia deliver the coal the bank
river, as IL may he raised.
For terms, apply TO Thames ~. Randoigh orto
JOHN BROCKENBRoUGH.
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July IA.

'sNEN DoLLARs RgwARb.-DeseIiedir nom The bar
racks IN this Cit, the night the sth instant,
ShekGE DouGLAS,2 soldier of the public guard.
MINK IL rs likely he is making his way NoIek as he
is py occupation sailor, and understand left this in
an open boat, and will probably join some vessel ia
James river He is native of Philadelphia, aged rs
years, feel inches high of fai rrey eyes
dark hair &c.-hny person who will deliver tie said
Donelas 10 me, Oh any officer OF the public 9arc shall
receive the above reward. BLAIR ROLLING Com
tonH,'g Public Guard.
n"ifdUhH tlchfNOnu, Sept. IL. III