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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
To Let.

s... That two story brick store, and
SG9Sr dwelling house on Union street, late
I..sssi the residence Of Mr.. }. Leap.
GAs ALSO,
One other TWO story brick tenement, ad.
Joining the above. well calculated for small
store anG dwelling.
The situation of the above property being
near The wharf Us we'll established as place
et business. being occupied as such tor ma
ny years. For terms apply to Ann LEAF,
or WIN y. MILLS
Ianuery3 wfm2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Centre ROw.
r E Nj O V A l..

Centre ROw.
r E. M O Y A l..
WYNN. GILLIAN has removed to the a.
w bove Row, few doors above w ash
ington street, adjoining Mr.. Charles Ben
nett's, and nearly opposite to Messrs Ezra
Kinsey g. Co.'S where he offers tor sal The
following goods, viz.
8 pipes Murdock's l.. P. Madeira
do do Burgundy do
2 hhds and 60 doz. Port (6se years
od) q
90 boxes claret 20
Malmsey and Malaga, and
l.. P. Teneriffe
Jamaica, Antigua and n. E. rum
Holland gin; cognac brandy
Old rye whisky
Common do
LOAF, lump and brown sugars
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young Hyson
tea
Coffee, chocolate, srices, candles, molass-
es, Sc. &c. sc,
Together with general assortment Of
other groceries, as usual.
december 25 dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24

Union Bank of Alexandria,
4th Janrary, 1891.
A DIVIDEND OF tw and one half per cent
"A upon the capital OF this institution for the
last six months. is this day decla, ed payable
TO ibe stockholders on or after the 9th cur
rent.
ian 3 wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
For Rent,

TWO three story Brick Dwell.
GYS LlNGS aud STORES, at the cor.
G.!s, ner OF King s. Washington streets,
$3.50 one at present occupied ny the col.
10, and the olner by hir. West Ashton.
J. MORGAN, Cashier.
ianua'y 81, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is.
In SENATE


n desire 10 place orr, readers IN possession
Of Me'"teresti"g proceedings Of tie House
q Representatives Of the smo last days.
commercially induces as to postpone to oar
merit paper yesfereta$'s proceedings ofthe See
mate, though they Hkemise pere no: only in
tereaiae' ont important tie subject p,Iuc;r
paUy Rader consideration dTiag the day be.
ing tie Bankrupt Bill. TIE details of this
MEASURE are a. length n,atured mthe Senate,
md, aye are happy to state the bill has been
ordered to De engrossednrd read third time.
In The course IF the day. Nr Roberts
gaze notice that lie shoufd on to morrow ask
"ave 10 bring IN the foiiowing' resolution:
Resolved by the Senate and Honsc of Re.
rresruia.iyrs OF the United States of America
- C"ncrc.s assembled That the State of Dis,
srufi shall he, and is hereby declared, one of the
Usicd States Of america and Is admitted into
tie onion on eqvai footing Tiiht Tie original
states in al respecis Uhaierer: Provided That
tax Joilcaing lie takfn as Fundamental conditions
and terms upon Uhich the said state a. admitted
into the unicn namely. thut The fourth clause If
tie trents-siTk seciion IF the third article Of The
Constitution submitted byfhe people of Missouri
10 The consideration of Congress shdY as soon
as the provisions Of said constitu ciH admit
be- so AMENDED that it Shalt not he applicable to
citizens Of any state in dis Union and that,
Until So amended, no idw passed in conformity
thereto. shall be construed 81 crfend to any' citi.
zen Of pIker state ia fhi, Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

seigs. Monci r. Moore, s. Lcors Sotsn ho.eley ku-
ray, Nelson. of Msss parhsr Of Mas Patterson Phep,
rh,on. Pitcher, Pluner, Rankin. Richards, Riehrsol
Robertson. Rogvrs, Hos. Rum, Sergeant Sisbe, Sloan
S,~'ea su,c Strong, of VI Strong. Of N. \. ronn,o
Tompkns. Tracy. Cdrce, Upham. Van Rensselaer,, Wal
lac, Weinover, Whitman, and Wood-ss.
NAYS--Nt ssrs. Alexand.r. Aim Of Tenn. Archer Of
Nd Archer, Of Va. Baldwin, barbour, Bayy, bloomfield
Br'nid Dr,wn. Brush, Bryan. Campbell, Cobb, coekr
Crawford. Culreh, Davidson. Earle, Edwards, Of N. C.
FIot G,rtt Gray Hail. Off. C. Jackson Johnson Jones'
oi Va Little MeCreary, Mclean Of Ken. Mercer Niecslf
\ l.; Moore, Neair, Nelson, OF Va. Newton, Pinckney
Nandcip. Read Khes, lef0d, Shaw, Sirnsins, Swearn
ga. inn'e rurkcr 81, Wv. Tucker, O. S. &. Tyler, VIII
asn,s, Of We. Williams. Of a. Csc.
Aud The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

:. The Turkish feet returned 10 The Dsrda-
nelles, after having destroyed u place called
Ivali and massacred about 700 Greeks. The
WON they brought in here, and sold them
IN the cubic market riace ne sllyes, 1T soc
piece. They however lost ~ gun ship, which
WAS set fire TO by the Greeks. II is said they
are coming out again, so sail strong, includ-
ing sun-boats, but we do not place much con-
fidence in the report Boston Cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
hanover, November .. En-


CTOLEN from the stable OF DR.. John Taaferro in IN
~ county Of Caroline, Sunday night last horse and
mare-he former belonging DR. r. aud the latter TO thu
suDscrber-the horse tall old carries roo,i
tail when mounted has hitch when pacing one eve a,e
than the other; the mare large brown, Ia; a rove unie
the LETT eye which has been injured and perhaps DESTROYED
full nane and very long tall has in tue right hir
t'otlocL aud small white spot pon: OF one shoul-
d.r-Tsng years old, and rides we'll the above reward
will be given for the horses aud thief dollars each m
such Information OF the horses that get them.
November = ~ EDMUND SALE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
EDUCATON

VIE subscriber viii continue school ensuing yc.t
az ms house in th' lp"cr part Of Hanover county under
me direction Z" Mr. Lewis " Taylor His az nsnctv
collars Tor board, ncudn diet fuel candles washing AMI
neng. for tuition tive ntyEve dollars. In allowance &c
Eve dollars will be made, any pupil will furnish ; am
hed anu bedding The English Latin French cree,
geography and Tie elements of mathematics and
me school VIII commence the 10Th January, nnd
unue until the iO, az December, the exception OF one
month Vacation time in the summer. one bali ,h,
price OF board and ivton be paid of June ami
ihe other hall on the ist oil November No pupiI viii Ia.
taken for less than tie year. CARTER BEREFIFY
November . :, oa,,,I
,oAMiI FED 10 the inil OF Rockingham county d. as 4
~ runaway, on The l2tl of September 1924, negro man
chnng niise STEPHEN BUSH, who says he is fiee-is
,eci, inches high about % years OF age has the
le side OF his has Of his uPper teeth He sa,
ne came 'gom Briiao couny, North Carolina Had an
about The ownerof said negro any, is reauete, 10
'or"aTc-ese he WI be dealt with the law directs.
- JACOB HoUCh Iaiior Of Rockingham Co
November 2. <, ,,gt,"i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
TRUST SALE OF T-AND

10y virtue oi deed of trust executed by James r. We,
- deceased bearing date the I'LL OF October ZION at
huy recorded IN tue county OF Hanover order t.,
secure To William Cunningham certain sum OF money
ercin nennned we shall proceed sell for cash without
reserve on Thursday the 29h efNotuJer inst on the nrc
ses II r not the next fair day. certain tract of Lard
containing three hundred acres living ON Paounkcv
IN the lower end of Hanover county, known by The
name OF htr Edge and bounded by the lands of Benian.a
men Is believed to be unexcepoDable) vested IN Us
HENRY CURTIS. D.
RICHARD q. SMITH, trustees,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
.8LEx.qNDER LITHG0ws c.9sE.

3LEAfNDER LITHGOW'S CASE.
On Tuesday Judge Brockenbrough gave
his opinion on the question which bad been
submitted by Mr.. Lithgow's Counsel He
overrnIed their motion to allow them to cha-
fUge for favour the persons who were called
to serve on the Grand Jury. lie examined
the only British authority (fIawkin5) which
the Counsel had cited in support of their mo-
tlon-and he stated that it did not bear up
the construction which they had given To it,.
He also examined the case of AaIOn Burr
which they had cied-and he attempted g.
show, that Judge Marshall had not decided
IN favour of the right tn challenge but that
he had merely acccdpd To- proposition made
by the u. States Attorney, To which the
counsel Of Burr had also assrntcd 90 ask of
the .lurymen whether they had formed and
expressed an opinion in the casc.-Judge
BrOckenbrough also argued from the lnconyeni
ent consequences which would Grise from the
admission of such a right lac observed. that if
every pri5Oner,who was about To he tried at
the Old Bailey could challenge the Grand Jul
ry, it would be extremely difficult TO obtain a
Jury at all, and the criminal jurisprudence Of
the country might be seriously pbstructed--
He asked if there were the same right TO
challenge the Grand as the Petit Jury, why
the Prisoners were not also served with copy
of their panel He pointed ont the difference
between the two juries ; the one was the accus-
ing Jury the other the trying jury--the one
had to enquire generally Into all offences with
in the body of the county: the other, on the
contrary, were tied down to particular case
and therefore in the last, the right OF chal-
ienge was properly granted.
After the delivery of this opinion, the COun-
sci for Mr. l.. cnqured, whether they were at
liberty to introduce evidence to prove that
any Of the gentlemen summoned ON this grand
Jury, were either Directors, or Stockholders,
of the Farmers Bank, or had been active in
the prosecution OF the prisoner.-The Judge
objected TO this, as not being within the law
which nc had laid down.
The attorney general then consented, that
any one who was a Director might be set a.
sidc.-'Fhe Prisoners counsel acceded to
this and two gentlemen were accordingly SCI
aside
The Attorney General wo,dd not consent 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
Observation-Disclosures
To the Clizens of EYorilo. &c. &.

The N. Intelligencer valves for the present
every investigation of the transactions at Pen
sacOa.
=" We viii notice the subject no further "a present,
than to say, that if the following statement, copied
from Philadelphia paper, bc correct, il beloved the
Governor Of Florida use the effectua meIos,
matter what the personal hazard, to possess him
self Of the papers without moments delay and that
it, in case Of such argcacy, lie bal permitted On,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
GI562 O6 OF

This is triRe orer 9is sterling per bb-but by
possibility something might be saved in sale
T'rH IN England, such carriage and rent This
might reduce the charges TO about Is per bbl.-Bu
the present cncreased price of flour would, the
other hand again, add 10 the charges-te difference
oi insurance and commissions between S8-(n
this be the price, and 25s sterling nj or about which
price this parcel may have been rated when shipped ;
this difference would he about 6d sterling per Dbl.
We leave these statements with the reader
for his consideration. He will take along
with him the Liverpool letters in our last, and
the extracts from the London Messenger in this
days paper-and he will Judge for himself,
how much higher the price is likely to- be in
Liverpool, over and above SOS. which is the
very highest sale announced by the Hercules.
A word mOre-In our last, we stated that
the opening port price in q. Britain was COS
for a quarter of wheat of bushels, each bush
ell weighing 40 lbs-and that the price was OBJ
tanned from the average of returns made eve
ry months from the different counties.-The
follOwingb will set this matter, however,
ia more correct point Of view:
Ertract from q Ietier, from house IN Lircrpool.
" Flour and grain cannot be imported Tor home
use bui must be bonded for expectation, unless the
average price OF wheat in the u maritime districts be
SOS per ar of Winchester bushels for weeks prCce-
ding the quarter days 18th February, May, August
and November, in which case they will be admitted
Jor3 uoDiis certain gtter ssch quarter dtys."
Nofs bya mcrchaqt-I should suppose that " Win
chester bUSicl' implied - quarts in medsure-and
has no reference 10 weight Foreign whoas arc moi
taken into the account, when the average returns OF
prices are 10 be ascertaincd.
The last National Intclligencer states that
the market price of wheat must be for six
weeks preceding, serenity shillings the quar-
ter."-FOr serenity we must read eighty.
The opening price in England for wheat
from Canada 10 G7s per quarter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
STATE LEGfSLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. l7.-From Murfreesbo-
rough we learn, that during the last week, the
blll TO abolish Imprisonment for debt, and the
bill TO establish Penitentiary, were rejected
by large majOrities. No other important sub
lrct has been acted on. The Bill to amend
the present Judiciary system is yet before the
Legislature, as isa proposition to take the
sense of the people on the propriety of calling
u Convention to revise and amend the Con-
stitution of this state. The committee of land
claims have reported that it would be txpe-
dent to continue the commissioners office
until the first of April next; & that all claims,
except those of infants, iunatics, Sc not loca-
ted and entered before the first OF August 1898,
be forever barred. The committee ON Banks
have not yet reported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

A letter received in this town from Smyrna,
dated July 3, contains narrative of events at
that place corresponding ia the main facts with
the accounts which we have received by way
Of England. The following is an extract from
the letter:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold to the highest bidder on Ttufrv ne ST.
w ofOeetniber neat, fair if the next fair tsy ~
Clifton, adjoining the town oi Newcastle al h bousebo
and kitchen furniture belonging the estate Of John w
Tomlin' drcca'ed-among which very valuable
articles: Also Cunchce aud harness mir Of excee+
carriage noTses ana n few thousand weight of porh.
creGu OF Twelve months viii lie given all sums above
five dolts the purchaser giving AMI approved secs
rity 'f that sum and under, cash will DC required.
WM. CUNNINGHAM, Idnfor ne b9,tis M.
If Ia Inn "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

At the late general election in Georgia, a
vote was also taken on the change of their Con
stitution.-It appears by returns from all the
counties in the state, that the majority for No
Convention was 13,43g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
Hanover County, Nov ''A" ;" 1'"''' i aeeeS,5S

w hnot the next fair day, AZ River Edge c late resi-
dece o James T. Webb deceaod all e personal Of
nure stock Of horses, cows, sheep and hogs double
with harness. OF excellent quality, the of tobacco
conn., fodder, farming UTENSILS &e.Terms oS sale For all
under five dollars, casfve dollars add opsartls MN
with approved security.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
Communicated for The Fredericksburg Haal;
LITERARY.

The new Novel, by the author of Wavery,
which has been FOR some time announced BY
the name of the Buccaneers, has at length
been put to press. 1t isnow called the Pirate.
The first volume was brought To this country
wet from the British press, aud has produced
as much stir among the bookselling fraternity
and the Eovel readers, as the late news by the
Hercules has among the dealers in bread stufIs.
1t IS likely that ship may have brought over
the balance of the work if SO, the admirer
OF that wonderful writer land who that has
read him is not his admirer p may anticipate
the pleasure of speedily perusing another of
the exquisite productions of his pen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

long since, which we will take this opportun-
~ To relate: he wanted new coat, and be
ing dealer in cloths himself, was very par
tIcular in selecting an excellent cloth; after
examining ut several stores he called at one
where there was very large assortment of
broadcloths, and at length selected a cloth
which he pronounced of superior fabric, SIC.
of which he ordered coat pattern cut, and
willingly paid the ktgh prize (SiO we think per
yard) which his sagacity and skill had decar-
ed ii worth. THIS cloth icds homcspnr and
manufactured at a mill in he riciniiy Of His
totcn. Providence Pct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
u Which makes The average charges
Is q Nor hill

o0l 10
trade u II 5 So 5
Carriage SG3s g, portcrage 933s, cooperage
SIS 1O8 IL IL
Rent 295 10
Interest on amount ofcharges paid II IL 5
Insurance on 1865 paid in London at 20s
per bbI. and duty Is II 6 81 10
Commission and guarantee 4 per cent. 152 10 I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

w,s :, s.o.t.ti, '' "-Se "
SsoSaholuer-
The jury were then sworn and refi,ed.
Al a suhs.nr.o, ,,e,;J - ~ -, 80
turned three " true hlsv ,,gai,sf A ;,i,s,.,...
On WEDNESDAY t,e court were rr;oc;,,Ily go
pied in the trial of Icroy Va,d,,,,( . rI. "
H. 49,, yV,,nS Uvns'I moss = white man.
~ "t 'ouhu MN SnlY oi Hfd,cfDf (no' ncd,ciais)
shouting and Scntcncs linn TO one wears coniin..-
meat in the Pen,I.u military
YrSrrrnA. ,L. C,..,,.t - -, =,
tr,,e b,s fI,.;,,,, ,,,, 49,, -. " '''e' o'"et
".S AutlilH i,Dont egli; this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
RICHARD G. SMITH, administrator
~. L.. IL

River Edge, Hanover. Nov. ?.
" The creditors OF the sad Webb are earnestly solicit
cd TO attend the sale.
Tyil is wished by the subscriber that all claims acaiost
slid estate, may be made known without delay.
5t-wtw u. g.. SMITH. Adn,or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
Stone Mrs0ns, Cdryenters & I,fJoTers-.9Ilepd


Stone MdsOnS, Carpenters 8; LuJOTerS-.fisend!
rTTiE subscriber wishes employ number Of gocd Mr
Carpenters and Labnrcrs, NJ bridge
James river at Gainesville, 80 miles above Richmond
Tor which the following will be given Or stone inasons,
from : % to S7I per DAY, and found would he vii.
ling with by the perch lv he pier
determined 20 raise them all speedily possible
For laborer - per month, aud found, he allowed
additional price OF dollars per month and find themselves
and IL worthy the expiration Of the first month, ri
months Will bc advanced. A. the situation Is OF
the healthy ile state and the piers raised cunsds
cradle distance ont Of the pref being viii
be considered further indictment Tor those who may WISH
TO immediately DAYID SCOTT.
Cartersvllc. Nov. 2. 5f-N
IN CHANCEhY -Ncckeuburo County October ig2is
d Jane Nicholson and Lucy Nicholson, Plaintiff,
4ga,pR
Ann Nicholson, ANDERSON Nicholson, Pamela A. Nicho
Henry W. NichO0u, Macy Nicholson, and George =
Nicholson, DsfHdanfs.
The defendants Anderson Nicholson Pamea A. Nicholson
and Henry w. Nicholson, not having cd their
given security, according the Of Assembly and the
Rules Of this and IL appearing the satisfaction OF tho
that they inhabitants of This
the motion ofihe plaintiffs by their attorney, t Oqcrcd
That the said defendants Anderson, Pamela A. and Henry
w. Nicholson, appear here tie third MONDAY IN Dc
cenbcr next, and bill Of the p1infhsi Tia
copy of this order be forthwith inserted w the Richms
Enquirer for eight sucecssively, and posted ~
front door of the courthouse Of this county,.
-nqy--fetc. a. ENSLEE y @,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

MAKRiEDl-on Wednesday the nh nit. bv IN. Roy
iona h,rsp" ics Mr. JOHN e Willy at law 60
inc aii'ianic ami much esteemed Miss MARY SUSAN
daughter OF Major Boiling Branch, all ingha,n
ICa8ugi,e.ica:eo'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
From the Alexandria eaze,tr.


Many ot our readers w,ii doubtless rccoI-
iect Ambrose, (alias A Ambrose Page.) former
Iy the properly Of John Bell, Esq, of Aexsn.
dris he is now in Africa, as the following
letter received by his late master few mails
since, indicates. Ambrose was ever follow
OF vast conc.it and self Importance, and it
would appear that he sui retains a full share
OF those qualities. Il may be proper TO re-
mark that the letter was written by Ambrose
himself hi, writing being des,inctIy recognize
ed by M. Ben
rBy the brig Nautilos Of Norfolk
.fhvIi l6, 1921 ..-Desr Sir John Bell Il is
with pleasure that now take up my pen, to
drop you these few lines; informing you tha,
am we'll and in good health, end l hope
these few lines may end you in the samo and
ali the ladies' My best love to Mrs ----snd
John and all the child en-. | am full gentle
man as so on Sunday, so go on Monday,
and keep the best company with gentlemen
Of the FIRST rank, end attend church as for
merry did the House of God is ye, my de-
light. Although many trials have gone
through, yet attend TO church, and there
hope 10 spend my days. I aru now 10 Africa
in one Of the English settlements, whero
spend some glorious times, ! have been a.
about 400 miles on tho western coast of Afri-
ca, on the land of Sherbro. Time would fail
to describe all the different tribes here.
Give my best love TO the Rev. Mr.----and
oil the me embers of tho church, aud l hope
to meet you ell in Heaven. 1 yet remain q
single man aud dsvote my time TO Godt
Remember me, your affecliooete servant.
AMBROSE PAGE, ID. ID.
DR PAGE.
p 5. Since I Got over the fever have Got
my health. have got very handsome, and
much admired by the ladies' 1t is in my
power to marry the kings daughter. Tell
all the black people to come to Africa.
The Office now hold brings the about 1901.
a year, but hope to be q counsellor before
long. lprac,iscd isw in 1920. but my health
would not permit me to hold that office. I
now live grand oul yet remember I have to
die.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
CLEAvIANp, (Ohiol Jun. as.


Adventure Nth q Bear.--On the 26th ult
son OF Mr.. Adam Miller, OF Troy township
about ~ years Of age, had occasion to pass
through piece OF wood which extended a.
bout four miles. Having proceeded about d
mile, he discovered al a short distance q Bear
and three Cubs. Being entirely destitute of
weapons OF defence, ne tried to frightea them
offby halloo!ng, &c. bnt the old Bear immdi-
ately made toward, him, and he sprung for q
sapiing about 10 inches in diameter, and free
of limbs TO the height Of 40 feet. This he
ascended and the bear followed at the height
OF 10 of 10 feet, sheswas 50 near him he gave
her kick, aud she slipped to the bottom.
She imme dIately reascended, while he exert
ed himself TO climb beyond her reach bu,
ste again overlook him, and as he kicked at
her, she to'e his right foot badly, took off his
snoe, and again fell to the ground She fol-
lowed him up The third time, and fell without
doing him any injury He had now ascended
the sapliug abou, 30 feet but the old bear
was soon at his heels the fourth time, caught
his lel foot and both fell together. C,n reach.
ing the ground, the bear started from him a.
bout rod when he recovered and ran. She
followed him 80 OF 40 rods and lgave up the
chase, and the young man reached homo no
safety.
The above particulars were com municated
by Mr.. Miller himself, who is a respectable
ciilzen OF Troy, in this county.