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NEW LIST OF ATRocIoUs PIRAciEs AND BAR
BARlTlES.

bostOHs s'Oe'
The brig Cobbos,ee Conlee, Capt. jack
son, arrived yesterday from the HaVanna'
sailed thence on the morning OF the 9Th uit.
and un the evening OF the same day, about
four miles from the Moro, as brought too
by a piraticsl soop, containing about ~
men. A boat from her, with ten men, came
along side, aud soon after they got on board
commenced plundering. Ihey TOOK near
~ all the clothing from the captain d. mate;
all the cooking utensils and spare rigging;
unrove part OF the running rigging; cut the
small cable; broke the conpasses, cut the
masts' coats 10 pieces; took from the captain
his watch and four buxes cigars; and from
the cargo three bales cochlneal, consigned
to Messrs. WIN. B. SWEET s. Co and six
boxes cigars consigned TO sir. K. Aoriand.
l hey beat the mate numerically, snh
hung him Up by the neck under the ma'n'
top They also beat the captain severely
broke large broad sword across bis back.
and ran long knife through his thigh, 20
that he almost bled to death. Capt Jack
son saw the sloop at Regia the day before.
Captain Jackson informs, us. and we have
al.o been informed by other persons from the
Havana. that this system OF piracy is openly
countenanced by some Of the inhabitants OF
! that place. who say that i; is retaliation on
the Americans for interfering against thu
slave trade, and tor allowing patriot priv
aeers TO re6t in their ports. he pirates.
there fore, receiving such coun'enance, grow
more daring. and increase in number, from
| the success which has attended this new
mode Of filling their pockets.
Capt B, who arrived Yesterday fron'
! Charleston, spoke, on the % inst of the 5.
Shosl of Nantucket. the brig Three Part
ners. from Jamaica for ST. John-had been
robbed, oa Cape Antonio, By piraiicai yes.
| sci, OF about Sd ton, and II men OF clothing
watches, &c. and the captain was hung up
| by the neck to the toreyald-alm, til he was
a'most dead,
Captain Bourn. who arrived yesterday
from Cape Hay'ien, spoke, on the stth ult.
lat. 80. long. rs, brig Sea Lion, IS days
from Cape Hayden for Belfast, Ireland,
which had been plundered by pirate in
the Gulf.
The brig Harriet. Capt Dimond from st,
Jaeo de Cuba for Baltimore, arrived at tla-
vana on he 10Th ult. having been robbed OF
all her cargo of sugar and icoo dollars IN
specie. eff Cape Antonio, bya boat with 10
men, having two schooners in company -
CAPT. D. was hung up by the neck, and re-
NAMED senseless for some time after he was
taken down.
The Dutch brig Mercury, II days from
Msrseille>, arrived at Havana on the 18th
ul, after having been robbed OF 10000 dol.
lars worth OF her cargo, by piratIcal schr
aud boat, off Cape Antonio.
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NEWS FROM PERU.
REPUBLIC Of COLO.NBLf.
War and Navy O,ice.

War and Navy Ulhee.
Sen. Quarters, Maracaibo, Sept. 1t.
Toais Ercei!sacy The YIes President Of
Peru
Sal have the satisfaction to enclose
to yoar rix;etlency the copy OF All Official
letter, in which Gen. Sucre has informed
me of the brilliant results of the nego-
o,ations oe>ween mis- exeelency Gen. san
Martin and the yieeroy OF Peru, Laser
ma, nc ygIng your exeellency to publish
tnis ,lattermg Intelligence for the salts
..tion oftnis department. God preserve
your eAcelleucy many years. The MIN
islar
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Bayonnc, Sept. ~.
LPrioate Co,reSpomdencs.I

lIriO3te CO1TeSPoHueHCe.l
II certain that the events OF Saragos-
50 were connected with the projects vt
the factions at Madrid. The proclamation
of the republic was to have been followed
nv the assassination OF all persons known
iur their attachment to the royal family.
General Moriiio Was destined to he tie
first inundated.
We have received the following in;elli-
gence from Madrid. Since the sd IN
slant, the troops have been constantly
under arms. Shall we be able to restrain
the factious? Reasoning men CONCEIVE
some hope. especially IT 1t be true, as ru
mored, that general Morillo has yielded to
the invitation of the HIng, that he would
resume the command Of the armed force.
When the minister for the colonies pre-
sented himself before the king, TO tender
his own and his colleagues resignation,
the king received hin in the most unsra.
,.ous manner. and would not accept 1t
Its manifest that The revolutionary
party aim at nothing less than the expul
sion of the royal family. The mass OF tins
bravenation is royahsts, but France has
recorded an example of what may be
done by handful of anarchists whose au
dacity inspires terror.
1t 10 positively stated that the Spanish
ministers are dismissed. and that no per
SOUS can be found TO accept their places.
The following is the description given
Of the medal which was to have been
struck to commemorate the execution OF
Riego'. project: The size that OF Pi,,
as,re. ON one side column surrounded
by globe, above which appears crown,
encireled with olive and laurel branches,
and in the Middle the word LIBERTY
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THE FUSCUM.

Extract frcm miscellany IN The .4uroro Sn'
der hi, TILE.
The great vice OF the Roman law was OF
pa,rician origin, which preferred money to
the libery OF man who was always ready 10
shed his blood for his cnuntry-monern ma
tons are governed by tins patriclan ,p"'' OF
legislation shews bow little The Pro'
ole know, and how much has the Legislatures
even OF rec nations. regarded the Liberties OF
tbo,e who are the bulw al Ks vi their security.
.hirabeaa
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PEDRO BRIsENO MENDEZ.
>. Boredom, July ), lS2l.

ar. Ninistro-rne 2Oth June | recei-
Wa! a despatch from the secretary OF his
ey,.eIIeocy Gen San. Martin, in which
he co ,iaunicaLes the foil lowing iniorma-
ton from Daraneas, under Gate OF June
6ln
have the satisfaction to inform your
ex cheney that have this moment re-
ce,veI intelligence from the General IN
Sblet dated AZ Ancon the 4th inst. in
which he advises me that the basis of
measures mas ocen liked which will even
tl.liy dsclCe the fate of Pern--the GO
rernment OF Llama having united with us
an acknowledging lis independence, The
Archipelago Of Achiloe has also declared
independence; aud this event Is OF no less
Importance to the general cause OF South
America.
Ihave received besides details Of pos
terror events and negotiations as late as
the 2oth June, Of winch send your excel
iency an abstract
On the Iith at night, Gen Laserna a.
greed TO surrender Caiiao as security. -
z e Convention, In The mean time, deter
m.ned that it was necessary TO avoid war;
aud OH the h, the Chilian squadron
with LOO men, entered Callao. The
Spanish army OF Lima co-operated in
tins measure, ard these movements crea-
ted the greatest disorder in the capital.
Ire Cabildo desired peace-the j,Inta de
qualification also inclined to it-and gen.
iaserna, under ne circumstances, obtain
e truce Il II DAYS mo- e from Gen San
Martin. The hopes of terminating the
war without shedding more blood, maze
hlin consent to this new armlstice 1t
h,s been agreed that the negotiations
shall be continued on board an English
f,tsate, anchored in Callao, al a neutral
situation.
The Cabildo o. Lima, to whom has
been entrusted the fate OF the country,
treats with Gen San Martin. The con,
sequences OF having fixed as the basis OF
the transactions the acknowledgement OF
i dependence are that the Patriots OF tie
capital have taken important steps In
Commercial affairs; that the timId and
indifferent have declared themselves; that
the Roya,ists are much dismayed and en-
feeblod-aud confusion may be the final
result. I'D Tue q NO'u'ui'
commsud of Col Miles, beat three par
ties in Arequipa, Juno and La Pas; and
the battalion Of -arequipa passed over to
our colours, al the province OF that name
having declared independence It's gem
orally believed that the OBJECT proposed
by the Spaniards in the armislcs Is, to
leave Lima and Join Gen. Ramirez, who
was in africa with 1900 men, the remains
O. the army of Alto Peru. A part OF the
Spanish cavalry has already set out IN
that direction, tas'ng of much valuable
treasure from the charches, shametully
pluudered from them by force
Such is the news have received OF
the situation Of the liberatlng army of
Peru: and have TO communicate 1t to
your exce,lency, that it may be made
lawn to MS excelieney the president
THI. LiBt.kA1Ok.
Cn,' preserve you many years.
AN cONiO JOSEF SUCRE,
or. Minister of War and Navy"
From the Sluoanat GeorgtnH, Oct, 81.
o. ,.tJsaIa All Sax IN nan 'St) o 'ho
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From the Paris Moniteur.

Extract of a letter, Madrid, SEPT, 3.
ut is now ten O'Clock at night and
some fer,nent prevails in the ear'ta'. l
shall state to yoa what yves r'ss t" Il
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Woe to that people, amongst whom The
iawv.rs shall combine with the rulers Tor
they will become ;be instruments OF despo'
tism; the laws will soon be perverted Tue
innocent will soon be sacrificed under legal
forms-tyranny will have no unwfi''en code
in their interpretations judgments VIII de.
generate into conspiracles; public OPINION
wi, be professedly respected, only the more
securely TO eyad- ito impose upon Ito
dis6g me it; the timid will withdraw, or swell
the lists OF public be,rayeIs; and the coura-
geous will be discouraged by the number OF
COW ards, arrayed under the mask o: legality
.HirGbeas.
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Wicked men are always on their guard
ana SO are tools, good and sensible men ne.
yer: tn, former read III the eyes OF others
whatever they feel IN theIr1w" conscience;
tools always say with the clown IN the Eng
l,sb drama, 81 am sure they meant NE ior
they laughed consumedly." uood people
heE.vs ,,sv are ioy.d because they hate no
,n. lie Ltsns
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I, is by the treachery OF those who are CAL
led grea, men. 5ccsu they boid srea' p""
er, that sres, ia IONS perish; hut 1t IS thu ''n
prudence OF the people that prepates 'hen
10, IN. chains whi,h are the inevitable con-
:. auences OF their credud'y. Gordon
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The English government has become IN,
der an ancient aud known torn, ne" anu
,ndeGnable monster, composed Vi King
without mouareu,cai eclai; ssuale oi noei's
without arislocratCai ~ lepend' n.e; "no al
assembly OF commoners without denocf'"-
-, liberty. Buhnsb-ote.
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do not know whether all history iHpo'
ses or u, but il it my he believed, 'ss
y,dent that they whp bave, for personal ava
rice. violated the laws, have been the per-
s,rs vino have overthrow states; by re-
sp.c,,ng men anu their rights, no harm has
ever happei,ed 10 nations Or rulers.
.hiyuJeGS.
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The ancient regime-In I77i, there were
in ten of the torihcalons'of France, three
hundred prisoners. In one Of them which
inhabited eight month', had very near
view OF thirty Of them, to The greater part OF
whoa | was The counsel and Comiorler-aDd
their affairs passed through my hands. The
crime Of three OF them was that they had
married handsome uives, and were obstacles
IN the way OF certain Wallets OF the court cal
led noblemen, (grand se,gneurs.) The Of
fences Of the res, were nsarly as hemous.
.,,irabsGu.
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In many countries, the press, though nom''
naly free, i. actually ensaved; the unseen
influence of power, the terror Of the gems de
robe, OF the magisracy, ard the police; the
patronage Of trade; the fIowns of the oleri-
cal class, silence one or another OF ,hose wh9
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Either your brethren have miserabiy de.
eeiyed us for an age past, or power conier'
sirfue, talents, and genius-and with as much
certainty as your seven sacramenls confer
grace. Spif TO Pope.
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From the Sivoanat GeorgtnH, Oct, 81.
o., .,,,,at;, ,nitsiS In nan 'er) o The
slooo lilrsm, arrived ct tais g'rs, were
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Joseph II. Germany said to the Cszencva,
81 do not este Elm those who purchase lIeir
nobility" But said Cazenuva, what is 10
be laid of those " ho sell II " De Lisne.
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Vaudeville & Larmour,

,ManueFllle o LafmOtf,
OFFER for sale,
~ IO4 hhds New Orleans & Muscovado
$40 bbls sugar
, go, 600 lbs coffee
IS hhds N. y. u w. India
SIS tierces g. bbls molasses
20 hhds northern rum
10 do West India rum
20 20 bids bids wbiskey
pipes 4th proof cognac brandy
4oo gals Para syrup, for family nse
10 tierces fresh rice
ESQ Dbl sbad T. behring's, the choicest
qualities
500 boxes mould and \ their o,vn nav,
dipped candles fac,ure & W.
5000 lbs white, clear rsnto,
ed 4 brown soap
BOO reams wrapping paper
GOO do writing do
$50 fresh nutmegs
loco lbs Tennessee. feathers
Wines, liquors, teas, spices, Bengal and
Spanish indigo, rappe snuff in canisters,
and their general assortment OF groceries.
may Is 2taw3w
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Just Received,

4 Nd for sale by the subscriber,, At r.
"A duoed prices,
22oo bushels Heth's choice coal, now land.
ing at Ramsay's wharf
10. 900 lbs bacon of very superior quality
bales prime Upland;estton
30 quarter boxes best Havana segars
10 bbls old rye whiskey
Family -four particularly selected-Lor'
don mustard, OF choice quality at the very
reduced price of 373 cts; per ID. Windsor
CASTLE and common soap. together with q
general assortment Of GROCERIES.
apr,ll7 ROBERT L WHITE.
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For freight

For freight
SW> The schooner MORNING STAR,
MACapt. Drinkwater, burthen eight hun.
tred barrels, will take freight TO the West
indies, OF an Eastern port. Apply to
n. Il A. H. ADAMS.
Who offer for sale.
$50 bbls. Prime Pork
90 do do Beef
SO casks Rice
goo sacks blown Salt, tLiverpooD
1000 bushel. ground alum do
Zoo bills. neat and gross Herrings
400 do ground Plaster
GOO do Tar
So quarter casks London Particular
Tenneriffe Wine
Russia, Ravens, and English Duck,
with general assortment of Ship Chandlery,
Paints and Groceries. my 81
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
T EFT my employment on the morning
IL of the tenth inst.
Emanuel,
of dark complexion, down look, and en-
barrassed articulation. he is about twenty
six years of age; five feet. seven or eight in
ches high, with dimple in his chin, aud
dImples in his cheeks. He was brought MP
in my kitchen as cook, and is skilful in his
profession. 1t is highly probable that he
will attempt 10 pass for tIee man. and no
doubt has procured forged papers for that
purpose being intelligent, and believe able
to read and write think he will endeavor
10 get to the northward, he availed himself
of nv absence and the holyday to elope.-
His clothing blue coat, striped vest and
drat pantaloons.
All persons are prohibited from harboring
him. as the law will be put in force against
those who violate i'll will give reward OF
twenty five dollars il taken in the county Of
Fairfax or District Of Columbia. OF Fifty
Dollars if taken elsewhere, when delivered
to me or lodged in some jail so that can
get him again: .o,,,,,ouon
Mount Vernon.
;uns Ii If
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june Ii
Oakunn

DY the ton, huodred or smaller quantity
ID OF superior quality, for sale at the
Work House, on The most reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved OF by ship carpenters
and masters of vessels. JUNK of the first
quality Gas no other will answer) received at
fair price. Apply to-
Mr.. THOMAS, Keeper oftbe
may4 Poor and work House
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For Freight,

For Freight,
IL, The Schr. EN- TERPRlZE, Ma
ysSN thanisl Ames master, buTthen about
iSon Ibis. she is an excellent vessel nearly
nov and can be ready for cargo IN lew
G,vs ALSO
For Sale, or Freight,
XIX The schnr. MOSES, Jas. Benson,
SsSS3SsG master; bur hen 900 bbls The schr.
" IS we'll built of good materials IN 1879, \
can he ready tor voyage al small expense
in few days.
Also, for Freight.
Ii, The good sch. ALERT, Asa Bears,
s ymaster burlhen $50 bbls. and will
,oon be ready to load-aPply to
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who have Just rsceive,l for sale.
Ito NJ. clear Nerchantable White Pine
boards, from Moth Yarmouth. full inch
thick, & very superior to those generally
received,
80 Tons Plaster.
5 boxes white Havana Sugar.
4 hampers superior white Sparkling Cham
paigne wine, dOz. each.
4 hampers superior Oil de Perdrix Tor
Pick sparkling Champagne, wine, |
dOz. each
3 hampers high favored Clos. Vogent Bur-
gundy wine. | doz. each.
10 cases fine Haul Brion Claret Wine, !
doz. each. Vintage 1914.
These wines are all OF very superior qua
|ity and from the most celebrated estates in
France
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Mechanics Hall Academy.
MFR. A. s. ROGERS, young gentleman
M OF classical education, has been en-
gagged as an assistant instructor IN TINS aca-
A few more boys can be received.
june Is
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N office.

A TOLL GATHEkER is wanted i'm.
n mediately at the Great Hunting Creek
Bridge. Persons desiring the Office will
make application to The President and pi-
rectors, in wiring. accompanied by the ne
cessary testimonials of character; and these
may be lett with John D. Vowel, Treasurer
of the Company.
NAV L.
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Notice..

THOSE gentlemen who have heretofore
L been supplied with Messrs. Murdoch,
Yuille, Wardrop & Co.'S suEerior Madeira
wine, through the late Mr.. VIM. Hodssou
are requested henceforward 10, apply to the
subscribers, who are now the oEly agents OF
that house for the District OF Columbia, and
state of Virginia.
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For + reigitt,

For srelgitt,
IA, The schr, M.aRY ANN, Noyes
SsFG Prince, master; carries about 900
~ : a superior vessel, and will be ready
f S cargo in few days: Apply to
T., .,ls on board said schooner, at Central
Z" vharf,
loco bushels Nova Scotia potatoes
60 tons plaster paris
,v OF Apply on board, or as above,
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Was Committed

ITO the Jail for he county o. Alexandria,
l. D. c. as runaway on the 18th inst.
a negro man named
Jeremiah Garner,
The said negro is about feet inches high,
strait and square made, about 3. years of
age. He says he has been four years in the
United States service on board The United
States Frigate, Commodore Shaw, and that
he is now on the pension list, On account of
an injury done TO his left arm He claims
freedom, and says he was free born in Ca
.oline county. Maryland, in the neighbor-
hood of Denton. The owner is desired to
come, prove property, pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be disposd OF
as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, JaiIor.
iune is law2m
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Black Girls.

1.-TWO likely black Girls for sails, (not to
be taken out of the District) one about
Is, and the other II years old. 0G-Enquire
Of the Printer.
june 7
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Marshal's Sale.

NldTSIIdI . OstIOs
ON "Wednesday, the lstof August next,
~ at 10 O'Clock A. M. will be sold at
public auction, for Cash, at the brick house
on Fairfax Street, lately occupied by Evan
p. TAYLOR as coachmaker's shop, all the
stock ia trade Of said E. P. Taylor, consist.
ing of finished and unfinished carriages,
carriage furniture, Cutlery, shop furniture,
bar iron, timber OF various kinds, sc. &c.
To satisfy eighteen executions, one in ia
vor of joseph .janney. one in favor of Viii
liam Philips. and sixteen in favor OF the
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria.
D. MINOR. D. M.
For Tench Ringgold, Marshal.
June I3-eots
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Was Committed
Was Committed
As A REM .HYAY

|J>O the Jail for the county of Alexandria;
L on the l3thjnst "a negro man named
Joseph Keys,
About 48 yearspf agf, five feet four inches
nigh, well made; has scar over The left eye,
Had on a country cloth jacket and corduroy
,reeches; has employed himself as doctor
about the adjacent country; claims bis free.
ON. and says that he did belong to Dr. m.
Thornton OF Washington, who sold him TO
James Johnson, Fred. Co. Va. The owner IS
desired to come nd prove property, pay
charges. and take him away, otherwise ne
will be disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Joator.
NAV l7-law2m
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Il. C.. Cazenove q Co.

ell ". OdLCuONS ~ w.
LAVE just received few packages oil
III German Hardware, consisting of
Coffee mills, assorted sizes,
Straw knives, grass soy thes
8, 10, ana ii inch hoes, best Hassancle
yer steel
Milan whetstones, dutch states
Toys and quilts
ALSO, on board Sleep Henry, at Payne's
dock 1000 feet OF seasoned Bay" Maho
gany. may
Was Committed
ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria
i on the 2fst inst. las runaway. negro
man named GEORGE ANDERSON; about
96 years of age; six feet two inches high;
well made; says he has been following the
sea 10 years; he claims freedom, and says
he was born in Philadelphia. He has on
roundabout, and paDtssoops of striped cotton,
The owner is desiredio come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and AXE him away, other
wise he will be disposed OF as the law directs.
kNDW ROUNSAVELL. Jaitor.
may 94-Iaw2m
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Paper Hangings.
John A. STEW ART,

I1AS received his spring supply OF the
III above article, consisting OF the newest
fashions (which, with his former stock, makes
the assortment very large and complete.
may 10.
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jeremiah Garner,
1870 Dollars Kew ard.

fSU DOlIdrS Kew aru.
DESERTED from this post the following
- soldiers belonging TO the Sd Regiment,
U. S. Artillery, viz.
William Arsk kline,
Born in Ireland, aged % years, 5 feet liz
inches high. light complexion, dark eyes,
dark hair, and by profession tarmer,-de.
serted The 98th May, 1891.
Archibald McGrue,
Born in Pennsy lvania. aged SO years 5 feet
ten inches high, dark complexion, blue eyes
dark hair, and by profession blacksmith
deserted 9th June, 1921:
Samuel Shipley,
Born in Baltimore, in the state OF Maryland
aged 96 years, 6 feet high, light complex.
ion, hazel eyes, dark hair, and by profession
a laborer-deserted 10th June, 1891.
Solomon GrOscup,
Born in Chester county, in the state Of Penn
syIvania, age 96 years, 5 feet s inches high
light complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair
and by profession bntcher-deserted l0tf
June, 1891.
The above reward will be given TO sny
person who will apprehend AID deliver the
above named deserters al this, OF any othe
military post in the United States, OF thirty
dollars for either of them.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt. Sd Reg IT,. Anlllery
Fort W. shingtop. June Is 3taw2w