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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-22
Notice.

ENfiE subscribers, as surviving executors
II oil the last will and testament, of StephcD
ii"min, late OF the county oil Amherst dec d,
take this mode OF informing the heirs and le
gatees OF the sad lIamm, many of whom are
me residents OF other states, HAT they will in
pursuance OF the discretionary authority vest.
ed IN them by the will Of their testator, Offer
TO public sale on the premises, on THURSDAY
I've 2Gh Nov. next, all the personal estate Of
the SAID liamn, on ID credit Of IL months, for
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punctualiy to attend on that oe.
caslon, as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory TO division of the estate, and
payment of the legaeies, bequeathed in said
will. As ii is believed by the executors, that
The real Estate
o; their testator, is of such value, that it will
De necessary TO sell il, in order 10 make diyi.
SION, under the act of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
that application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority 10 sell the same ,
anu me presence OF the parties interested is
especially desired on this account The sub.
scrlbers are anxious 10 close their administra.
t'oh on the estate of their testator, and there,
lore request the attendance of the parties in.
ierested, thatno delay may be made in that oh.
JeCt JESSE B'ECK
CHAS. MONDAY, La rs
T. ). The terms of the sale will be for all
suns OF $40 and under it, cash for all sums
over 1t II months credit, with bond and ap-
proved security. Persons indebted 10 the es.
'ate, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
Dis longer Indulgence cannot be given Per
sons having claims against the estate are fe.
ghes'ed to bring them forward for pavment
interest VIII be required from the date of tie
oonds paymen Is not punctually made.
c. NJ Enrs
July %. wtds II
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CouENS oF+IE,
B1lf.p-er, july %, 1873
Official list Of the oh days drawing oi Il
GpIk.D
SYAYE E.t1rYERY.

III marfed ND al C0HiNs OFFICE
.ar 1000 dollars AH al COHENs, IN a ie4ole
ackI
IT, draw ing viii be continued on Tuvsi1g
uf16f atrf, III lifl inst. Ooe-tour.b Of tho
splendid lottery Is over, aud the great capital
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The subscriber will continue the hardware
business IN the house formerly occupied by
Ammon Hancock &Co. He will also keep on
hand, GOOD assortment of Paints, Oil, and
Painters materials, all OF which articles he is
determined to sell low for cab.
AhlMON HANCOCK
August -. 4w lO6
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SAMUEL lea BE.LT..,
PATRICK Ii. CABELL.

The subscriber will sell, on a credi, Of one.
two, aud three years his moety OF the abuye
estate, containing by a recent survey 1917
acres than which there are are few more va
liable tractsin Virginia. IL. CABELL.
August -wIw 50
~ The Editors ofhe Enquirer riH pub-
iish He Gbore gssky far fur ueeLs aud Jor-
'eerd tteH account 10 his attire.
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understand thai am one 81 TIE executors
named in the will OF Dir lIolcombe, bal ~ !
cannot act on account Of the diitancc aud my
pntlic duties, | vii nevertheless advise Mrs.
flolcombe, my niece, in dnirg speedily what
efer law and justice require OF her, for the
creditors of Mr.. iiolcombe and If they will
lorbear, until their claims can all Ice made
known 10 her, she will, have no doubt, do
them prompt justice.
CREED TAYLOR.
July % wzw~ lf2
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Notice.

tnIIE copartnership of Ammon Hancock
- y Co is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted 10 them are
requested to make immediate payment to Am
mon Hancock; ali those having claims against
them are requested to present their respective
claim, tohimproPery adjustedlor settlement.
DANIEL BROWN,
AMMON HANCOCK.
I,,I, u
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HI.ANKS

y erery DESCRIPTION, neatly and erpfdiiion,ID
or'Hie I 81 the eGce The I9rgin;an.
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Wnggons Cor sAle.

TWILL SELL, at auction, before the
I door OF my Office, on Saturday The 23d in
slant. .one or Two neN ROAD WAGONS.
JOuNk u PAYNE,
August Is - .IVriisHtef.
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TsHE creditors OF Mf. NALTHAL u0L.
4 coMBE are requested 10 attend ON the
9Th day of October nesi, 81 his late re
sidenee, with their claims duly authenticated,
that the amount OF his debts may be known,
by which time II can lee the better known
hen the crop (now alikely one) can be got 10
market The creditors snail share II, and
lhen "a time and place shall be agreed upon
Tor the sale OF 50 much If the estate rs shall
pay OIL the debts and if any claim he ohiee-
| Ted to, II may at onee be referred, 50 as 10 u
void any thing Ike Il law suit.
JuDiIH HOLcOMBE, 3dBrI !.
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.NAINIiE.

WILL be rented to the highest biddc
Tor one or more years, at Reeds Store
on "oose creek, in Bedford county, Va on
Saturday the 30th of August next.
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ing year, and il may be Tor term oi
years, that
Large and Productive Farm,
on James river, in Nelson county, called sol
dier's Joy, contrasting nearly three hundred
acres OF first rate river bottom, with auclt
arabic high land adjacent thereto, in good
heart, in all sufficient, il is calculated, for the
profitable employment of twenty labonrcrs.
The houses on the place, for agricultural par-
poses, are large and numerous; and The plan
ation is believed TO be under pretty good
enclosure The place, ready admitting CT Ii
vision into two parts, can be rented 10 sepa'
rate tenants, should il be the visa Of sppli-
cauts
Application may be made 10 YIN s. Cabell
Esq residing at Amherst Old conr, honse, OF
10 either OF the subscribers. the first residing
at Buckingham court house, the latter in the
town o. Lynchburg.
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James River LAND


THE subscribers wifi rent for the ensu-
! ing year, and it may be Tor term OF
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eerai0 marlnr IIsf.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.
ARRIYEp.ArRII. Q.


Sch Penguin, Noble, Salem, via Nor
folk DIS from the latter, tanners OF
shoes, Sc. 10 the master.
Sch Cent, Hallet, Boston. In the gale
ofthe S0th, drifted 10 miles I'D the river:
on the wind changing to NV drifted Ii
miles down->cut both cables and run in.
TO the mouth of Machodic, where it be-.
came necessary to land the principal par,
OF the cargo, in order to get afloat again,
which was effected--recovered both an
chors in eight days without any further
known damage to vessel or cargo.
SiooP Experience, Smith, N. York,
8 DIS potatoes and pork to LINDSAY and
Hill, Mossersmith, and w l. Kennedy.
( Schr Romeo, Norton, Prov idence r. 1 /;
potatoes, rum, green beans, Goldfish and
cider to VIM. Goodell & Co . domestic
goods and yarn to A Z Cazenoye s. Co.
APRIL TO-
Brig Frederic, Barrett, Rio Janeiro.
via Pernambuco, go DIS; sugar and cot
fee TO & Harper, & Vowel, and ]
McCobb. Vessels at Rio Janeiro--Ships
lea Plant, Boyd, of New York, repair
ing; Oryza, Cooksey, of Baltimore. for
Gibraltar, In so DIS, Galen, Woodhouse,
OF Boston, unc; Canton, O'Sullivap, N
York, do; Penns,lvania, Erwin, Of Phila-
delPhia, unc; Hercules, King. of Salem,
Tor river Plate, soon; Hebe, Jones, of
Philadelphia, for Lisbon, in few days:
Mercury, James, of Providence, for Val
paraisos uncs briggs Pegasus, Greene, of
Providence, for do, IN few DIS, Homer.
Phillips, Of Baltimor.. for Norfolk, 9 dis:
Winlireds Geiston, of Alexandra, for nj
yer Piale, unc; Geo p Stevenson, of Bal.
timore, unc; Panopea, BOYLE, do. do;
Chase, Groce, of Salem, do; EFza ReiI-
ly, Small, of Norfolk, unc; Olive, Lun,,
OF Sewbuypoit, for Antwerp in Is ds:
Packet, foung, of Providence, for River
P:ala, in few hs; sch,s harriet, Baker
OF Philadelphia, for Baltimore Laura.
Mayo, OF do, for do, IN DIS. Left Il
pernambuco, March 13-Brig. Seweli.
Fucker, for Boston, S days; Nancy.
Brighton, do. 7 DIS; Rawceur, Kindman
Salem, unc ; Turner, for Europe, unc !;
Morning Slar, So le, for Bahia, IL DIS ;
Widen, for New York, 10 days. March
27th, LAT % 90, long e. so, spoke brig
u. Helena,l0 ds fin New York, for the
west Indies March 80, lat 90 So,
long 10 80. spoke brig Elizabeth Sur,
ges, Crossby, from hence, z DIS out--did
not understand her port of destination. -
Mr John Lymburn. supercargo of brig
WIniired Came passenger in the F.
Schr Esther II SalIyb Mills, Philadel-
phia,6 dsj freight 10 different merchants.
Sloop Maria, Moffett, Baltimore, 4s
hours; full freight to merchants of the
district. sAILKD,
sch Betsey Pearce, Howes, Salem.
Sch Blacksmith, Beeticy, Norfolk
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
schr Maine, Emery hence, ar at Sa.
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Nm CounciA...ApnN I.

A communication from the superin-
tendent OF police was received and read,
whereupor1---Ordered, That Mess. Field
and Johnson be committee, with the
superintendent of police, 10 have the
causeway on Union street. between
Wilkes and Gibbon streets forthwith re
paired.
Ordered, That the superintendent of
police do give notice to the proprietor of
the lot on Prince and Royal streets, to
remove the nuisance Oh the same,
by the Isl day of May, and in de-
fault thereof that the superintendent do
remove the same, and charge the ex>
pense to the proprietor.
Ordered, That the owner ofthe lot on
Queen between St. Asaph and and Pitt
streets remove the nuisance on said lot
by the Oath inst and in default thereof,
that the superintendent of police proceed
TO remove the same and charge the ex-
pense to the owner thereof.
Ordered, That Messrs. Davis and Mil !.
Ter be committee, with the superinten.
dent police, to examine what repairs are
necessary to be done to the bridge at the
intersection Of Washington sSWilkes-sts.
Ordered that Messrs. Davis, Butcher,
Anderson and Johnston be committee,
with the superintendent Of police, to OK :
anime into the situation of Pitt street be.
tween Queen and Princes street, and
report the same to council
A petition from Moses o. B. Cawood
and Jonathan e. May was received and
read and LAID on the table.
Mr.. Davis, from the committee ap.
pointed to inquire what amendments
we're necessary in the law regulating the
measurement of wood, made a report,
which was read and laid on the table.
A petition from Anthony Rhodes and
others on the subject Of Wales alley
was received and read and referred to the
superinlendeDt Of police, with directions
to report on the subject to council.
Ordered, That the lighting the lamps
be suspended from the 18th April to Isl
october. Extract from the minutes.
Fest, |. r. THOMPSON, c. C.
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PHINEAS JANNEY


HAS just received ] 1 bales OF cotton sup.
a Il quality, 25 boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. In STORE,
20 boxes sperm candles, branded Rodman
tierces spermaceti oil
tons white lead groand in oil
bbls Venitian red
20 kegs spanish brown
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do shee.ing
English pine apple cheese
DO mustard in boxes of 10 doz bottles
DO shad and herring Irvine
DO shoe thread
Cambria and jsconet muslins, Marseilies
quilting
Spotted crayat kdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawis
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black galoons and ribbons
Claret wine in cases of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila refined
Cut nails and brads
2l0 tons Swedes' and English iron
Assorted fiat bars from 1 Ia inches 70 6
inches wide, and from Ia to inch
thick
Square bars from IL inch to inches
Round from 1.4inch To Id inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel in bundles. For sale on ac-
commodating terms, 4mo o
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NOTICE.

TIME subscribers to the Young Mems Bible
Il Society of Alexandria, are requested to at
tend an annual meeting Of the society, at 7 o.
clock THIS EVENING at the Second Presbyterian
church. The members of the board of mana
gers are also requested TO meet at the same place
at half past six. Punctual attendance is re-
quested. All persons DESTROYS Of Becoming sub
scrbers to the society are likewise ce>Jseci,tIfy
invited. By order JAMES EAIHISLE,
april II recording secretary.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, by tho reverend
wells Andrews, mr.. NORMAN r. Frrz-
HUGH, merchant, to miss MARY ANN,
daughter of Thomas Vowel, esq. all Of
this place.
On Tuesday the 9th inst. in Washing.
ton by the rev. Mr.. Chalmers, Mr. Pres.
LEY BARKER,to Miss CHARLOTTE oosNoR.
both Of Alexandria, DC.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

a Hoped from Pr ston, near A.
~ lexandfs, ne the Sd inst negro
Ky man named GEORGE, and on
hB&G/ the 9th inst. another called BILL.
60 George is about 81 or % years
Of age, feet or inches high,
well formed his complexion black, and has
scar near the corner Of his left eye, which pro-
ceeded from the kick of horse. Had on when
he left the premises an old black hat, and dark
brown roundabout, and blue kersey pantaloons
Bill is about II or Is years Of age, s feet or
inches high, broad across the shoulders, his
form very compact, and complexion not as
dark as George. His clothing, a dark brown
round about, blue kerscy pantaloons, and an
old white hat. goo will be given for apprehen-
ding said negroes, and all reasonable expenses
paid, if taken ont Of the county or 10 dollars
II taken in the county, aud half that sum for
either Masters of vessels, seine hauIers, and
oil other persons are forwarned from employ.
ing them. st april 9 ELIJAH GLOVE
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Twenty Dollars Reward

a Ran away from the subscri-
az I ber,on Saturday night, last, an
NkST apprentice to the blacksmith
1871 ing,named WILLIAM TIGER
s5rur,H.AzA about Ia years OF age full grown,
I'D ,iclr c. 4:
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THE GALE,

NEW YORK, APRIL 2.-Fte schr. Mar.
aret Ann capt. Daniels. winch sale d
rom this port on Wednesday las: for
etetsburg, Va. is wrecked 1t siiddle>
New Jersey and all hands on board
crishod
Captain Williams of the schi. Csrpen-
IS Son, lost al Long Branch,came up t.
n yes,erday--brough up the cargo
8e vessel is totally lost The crew all
safe ashore but seaman named
bard Devoe, of Brooklyn, froze to
nth on the beach
schr. went ashore about three miles
F6th Of Squa ~ Inlet, and all bands were
1supposed to have persisted The schr
had on board 40O0 bushels of salt. The
captains name was Israel Higgins
AT Sag Harbour TIE sloop Imperial
sunk at the wharf. The ship Andes driv-
en- on shore.
Al Newburyporb fourteen sail OF YES
sells were more or less injured by the
gale AT Commercial wharfs schoou-
er's bowsprit was run through MIR. Woods
anew store schooner was driven far up
"copper" fats.
n AT Salem, it blew gale from the east,
The whole ofSunday. The sDow did not
commence until O'Clock in the evening.
SThe tide was very high. aud coDsidera-
bic damage was done TO the shipping.
The account ofthc capture Of Spanish
corvette by French "a, received by the
schooner Thomas Tenant from Antigua
is confirmed by the following extract of a
letter from New Haven, Connecticut
fFhe Brig Eagle, Davis has arrived
here from Martinique. A French "a,
which left Brest Fec. 9TH arrived at St.
Pierres March 18th, ~ hich on her passage
captured Spanish "a gun Bug, viii h
attacked her, through mistake, in the
night. The Spaniard was from Havana,
or Vera Cruz, having on board so Passen.
gers, and about three millions francs, spe-
Gle, indigo, cochineal, SIC. for Cadlz.
Capt. Davis states, that the capture
was not considered as having been made
IN the ground of the attack by the sloop
Of war;" --
On the 18th of February, there was a
meeting at the London Tavern,of nun.
Der ofgeDtiemen who have associated uD
der the name OF General Steam Vesse
Company. They re to raise capital o
3OO,000L sterling in 2000i. shares, builc
or purchase % steam vessels, each Of 81
bor se power, and to be employed TO ant
from London and various ports on the
y Monument and Peninsula.
Statement Of Slaves and produce ofth'
Colony Of Demorara, for 1921
Sugar, 81 ,6S5,O79 lbs. Rum, 2,7l7,
10 gallons Moilasses, 62i,772 gals.
Office, IL, 607, $50 lbs Cotton, 2,so3
a6 lbs. Slaves auatched TO estates
S07.
S2S.-sogar, 5000, $50; Rum
a s66Od42; Mslasses, ,o67, 9S9 Coffee
S,COo,SS Cotton, S,75s,O48.
A'Franklin, reo anegro man has bee
Zecuted arape upon young woman
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"A LOT OF EROUND
TRUST SALE.

!.
Is By virtue Of deed Of trust exc
1IfSsf cuted to the subscriber by Lucinda
ssssM Norris, dated the 9th day of Au-.
gust, 1878, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office of the county court Of
Fairfax, for the PURPOSES therein mentioned,
shall prbceed TO sell, on SATURDAY the TWEEN
rf:sfxTH day of TINS MONTH, to the highest bid
der, upon the premises, at 10 o'clock, a
Lot IN the Torn Of CentreviHe,
at the corner of Main and Keene streets, ex.
tending on Msin'st. one humid, ed and forty one
feet, and running back with Keene street four
hundred and sixty three feet at present in the
occupancy df John Buchey, together with the
houses and aPburtenances thereon Terms of
sale made known on the day, which being COM
pied with, the subscriber will execute a deed
10 the purchaser or purchasers, conveying ali
the right and title vested ia him, which is beliey.
ed to be in all respects good aad valid,
april IL is WN. MOSS, trustee.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

''C b1iLAtCIT fi1 ~
&; i: ::; e.: e.: 8; e: =:
ply to E. CORNING.
apr II VoweIi's wharf
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PUBLIC SALE.

nN Tuesday at 10 o'clock will be sold at the
~ auction store, sundry goods, many with
out reserve, among which are, sugar in bbls,
vinegar in do, WI. rum, i'm do, superior beef
shad, soap, candles, mould and dipt. mustard,
ground giager, Port wine. ALSO, 8 tierces sup.
clover seed. Also, without reserve by order
Of an executor, let of ink powder& Hacking,
corn brsaker. Also, superb sideboards, ciairs,
bureaux, bedsteads, beds, &c. ALSO, shoes, and
an excellent assortment of mems and boys
superior and common hats, children's fancy
hats, spring shawls, &c. - - sa
S. A. MARSTELLER. aticr.
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MARSI{AI,S SAIp,
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
1IszzA Will be sold, by the marshal, on
TEfsEf the premises, Tor cash, on SATUR-
"a DAY, the TWENTY SIXTH day of A.
r$ssf32. PRIL next at IL O'Clock, all tho
right, title, and interest, of Ho.
race Field, Daniel Wright, Leonard Cook and
Robt. Vaudeville, in aud to the
Foltoacing Property.
One piece OF ground, situate ON the wesl side Of
Union street and the northward of Duke.st
beginning at the distance Of As feet 6 inches and
halffrom the intersection of Union and Duke
streets running thence, northwardly With
Union street IA feet thence, westwardiy p,ra.
lei with Duke street 20 feet on an alley is ieet
wide thence southwardIy with line of laid
alley IL feet thence eastwardIy and p,ral-
lei with Duke street 20 feet TO Union street the
place of begining-together with all the houses
and buildings thereon. Also, one Other bisce
or parcel OF ground, with all the hedses and
buildings thereon, situate as follows. Begin
ing on Duke street III feet 2 iicbes, to the
eastward of Water street pad running thence,
eastwardly, with Duke street, and binding there
with 20 feet /; thence rortbwardly with line
parallel 60 Water stree l48 feet 4 inches TO a
30 feet alley thence westwardly with line TO
said alley and parallel to Duke street 90 feet;
thence with srairht line I45 feet to the be.
ginning, which piecI OF ground was conveyed 10
Horace Field, by Soblet Herbert. Sold to sa-
tisfy two executions in faver of VIM. FovEe &.
Co. against the said Daniel Wright, Horace
Field, Leonard Cook, and Robt sMandevilie.
ID. MINOR, ID. M.
march % Is FOR T Ringg old, marshal.
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TO-MORROW.

- Will be sold on the premises, for
lITsEf cash, on SATURDAY, the rwELrTH.
lssaS# day Of APRIL next, at IL O'Clock, ali
s.'s ,7sI's the right, title, and interest OF Jas
Lawrason, In and TO one lot OF ground, with a
two story brick house thereon, situate on the
west side of ST. Asaph street, between Duke and
Wolf streets, and now occupied by tn. said Jas.
Lawrason--supposed to be 90 feet front, and
running back 100 feet. Sold to satisfy an exc.
cutlon IN favor of the bank OF Aiexarciris, q,
ga'nst the said James Lawrason and James H.
Earle. D. MINOR, ID. NJ.
feb % Is for Tench Rineeold, marshal
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Schr Maine. Emery, hence, ar at Sa.
lem 9TH ins.
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TO LEI.

To LET,
AsYA That convenient dwelling house
sTfsf4 on St. Asaph street, between. King
.ssu and Prince streets, at present oc.
ssAG&5& cupied by Mr.. West Ashton. ALSO,
a eonve 'ienr dwelling, with aIarge
lot attached thereto, at the corner of Comeron
and Fayette streets. ALSO, three Offices, on
Washington street, near the corner of King st.
Apply At the Mechanics bank TO
apr IL II CHARLES CHAPLIN. casb'r
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MEXICO.

The John. capt. Hilliard, at n. York,
srinss accounts from Vera Cruz, to 18th
March The country continued in very
unsettled state. Fhe Republican parti
Fan Chiefs we're concentrating their for
ces at Puebla, preparatory TO attaching
the emperor in Mexico, who has about
soOo men attached to him, with the In
dian population in his favor but the
general opinion appeared to be, that
, there will be no fighting, and that the
emperor will soon seek his personal
safety by flights or make some arrange.
|ment with the Republicans, by which he
may be permitted 10 retire as private
[Eilizen.
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quite flush. He is very artfu and cunning in
his conduct, and when accused Of any thing is
very stubborn and inclined to hang his head. -
Among the variety OF clothing which he has ia
ken with him, the following only are recollect-
ed, viz, black fur hat considerably worn, a
blue cloth coat with white metal buttons, a grew
cassinet roundabout, aud several vests, one of
them OF black silk, one of black swansdown, and
one of striped Marseilles. There is reason to
believe that the said boy has gone TO Baltimore,
where he may endeavor To get empley ment in
his profession, or on board of some vessel. The
law will be rightly enforced against all persons
who may In anyway harbor him. The reward
OF SZO will be given If the boy is taken beyond
the district, and $40 if taken in the district.
ap III JOHN CREIGHTON.