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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
dissolution OF Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
HNHE subscribers having sold ont their
Il stock and. store to Nessrs T.. 4 r..
REED, and now wishing to close their con.
Germs, request all who baye unsettled &C,
counts with them, TO bring them forward
for adjustment, and all who are ndebt,
ed, to make payment forthwith, as all
of our unsettled accounts, after The pre-
sen, month, will be put into the bands OF
an agent authorised to close them ln.med''
a,eIv. SILAS REED,
DAVID REED.
april Is II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
New Hardware& Fancy Store

New Hardware 4 Fancy Store
Corner of King and St. .4saph Streets.
JOHN e.. MANDELL
ID ESPECTFUtLY informs bis friends
a T. aud the public in general, that he
has commenced the
Hardware e Fancy Business,
at the corner OF King d St. Asaph streets,
where be has Just opened. and oilers tor
sale, on The most reasonable terms. very
handsome assortment OF Hardware, Cutie-
~, and Fancy Goods, selected and pur'
chased for cash, viz:
Iron rim, stock. pad, cupboard aud side
board locks
Hinges an.i screws, latches ard bolts
Carpenters and shoemakers' tools
Shoe thread, Allerton's awl blades and
tacks
Boot webbing, Jspaned tea trays waters
Bread trays, dressiug-cases, brass candle
sticks
Bell metal kettles, timed iron tea kettles
Saucepans, plated casters, candlestIcks
Shutters and trays, morocco pocket books
Needle hooks Br,,taDis coffee and tea.pots
Ivory, buck, tip, and forbuck knives and
forks
Desert knives and forks
Bes, silver eyed needles
Gold and silver epaulets
Gold and silver thread and lace
Swords and pocket pistols, powder hasks
Whips and spurs, shaving boxes, Srnshes
and soap
Emerson's elastic razor s,rops
Silver spectacles and thimbles
Silver pencil cases
Cloth, table. hair, tooth and shaving
brushes
Brass and wire tenders, shovels d tongs
Andirons, JapaBned spitloons, candIe-
sticks
Lamps and cheese trays
Gilt mantle pier and looking glasses
Mahogany and curled maple DO.
Opera glasses. commode and glass nobs
Claw casters and table hinges
Waldron's grain and grass scythes
Tortoise she'll tuck and side combs
Ivory and dressing do
Morocco, silk and Torpershe retlcules
Wellington cravats noes,
Rogers's penknives, wedding and killing
And rarious other ARTICLES,
all of which will be sold low for cash,
april - u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
OYSTER Shells.

HAVE for sale $500 bushels of nice
1 clea? OYSTER SHELLS. Aay per-
son wishing 10 purchase, will please call
and view them, opposite me 90 msfSrt
house; also FRESH and PiCkLED 0fs-
TIERS, said 10 be very nice.
NAV 6-3t pOMlNY BANCROFT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
MINOR w. GIBSON,
.attOrneU at Lar,

WILL attend TO any business which
w may be entrusted to his manage
ment. in the Circuit Court OF Alexandra,
d. c. and the Superior and County Courts
of Fairfax, in Va. and the County Court OF
Prince George, in Maryland. His Office
is situate upon King street. in the town OF
Alexandra, near the Washington Hotel.
march s u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
S. r. Indigo, &c.

E>HE subscribers have just received,
4 and offer for sale
! seroon s. F. indigo
} kegs bes, EEgli.h mustard (in bottles J
barrel best Irish glue, and few
Boxes sperm candles.
march 2O CLAGETT !. PAGE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
The Steamboat

Will be in complete order and commence
running on WEDNESDAY the 2oth instant,
as heretofore, between Washington, Alex
andria, Norfolk, City Point snt Rich-
mountaineering Washington every We'd
nesday, at o'clock. afternoon, and a.
.exandria at 4 o'clock for Norfolk; will
arrive there the evening OF the next day.
and the following morning, say Friday
morning, leave Norfolk at O'Clock, tor
City Point s. Richmond +; arrive at Cry
Point before dark, and at Richmond the
evening Of the same day.
Returning, will leave Richmond at o.
clock every Sunday noraing; stop at City
Point for passengers, and arrive at Norfolk
the evening OF the same day. VIII leave
Norfolk for Alexandria and Washington
every Monday morning at 9o'clock. Fare,
including meals and table drink, between
Washington and Norfolk, l | dollars; Alex
andria and Norfolk. D.lO so; between
Norfolk and City Point, A dollars be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond, 8 dollars.
feb 10 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
Liverpool Salt, &c. Ahoat

Liverpool Salt, &c. Ahoat.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH offers for
y sale on board the sch'rs Liberty ana
Lewis & Sdran,
1900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
20 sacks do do do
goo L,yprpool. filled sacks blown DO
Also landing from the schr Alert from Bos-
ton
i5bsgs soft she'll aimonds)
8 do paper do DO FRESH
70 do litberts
10 do English walnuts =
10 do pepper
400 lbs Havana green cntfee
100 realms wrapping paper :,
6 boxes Bakers No !, 2 g. 3, and
eU bali do { Laphams No. ! chocolate
Also, received per sloop Fanny,
60 bushels coverseed ap Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
To Rent,

No. That well known stand as a
HTTA public house, in the town OF A.
Hsss lexandria, by the name oil the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13

Lottery and Exchange OBics.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Where tie CASH can be obtained iDr
prizes IS soon as dawn.
trOrder, for tickets, by mail, (post
paid enclosing the cash, will receive Ita-
mediate attention, il addressed to
S. g. NJ. ALLEN Il co.
NAV 8 Washington City.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13
SPRING GOODS.
James &. 6 Robert Burry.
Al THEIR
CHEAP CASH STORE.

Corner of King and Fairfax streets,
"a AVE just received and are now o.
d Il penns Lew and veIys general gag.
sOStmeBt Of
Seasonr6le Dry Goods,
all OF which they Can assure their friends
and the pubic ,swere selected With great
care From the recent i,pportations, and
bought principally with cash at auctions,
and trom the regular importing houses,
and will be sold at tie most reduced pri.
ces, on their usual terms. Their assert
melt consists IN part, at present, of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-13

per cent OeuuCtiOn,
Whole tickets bio
Halves 5
For sale in a gresI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
BIRTH DAY OF LINNEUs.

NeD Iork May 25-Pursuant 10 previous arraupeuepfs
second celebration Of the birth day Of Linnas by the
" fork branch cf the Linnaus Society of Paris TOOK
yesterday at the village Of Flushing At O'clock
VIC oInbg, the President and members the Society
ny numerous and respectable party OF ladies
~ comprising much Of the beauty, Taste and
.on OF 'ne city, embarked board Of the
% oa. Lnneus Among the distinguished Strangers
yoeu me party, were Mr.. WOrthington late Govern
mr. PenDeyere. - -
ooai eft the wharf with her banners inscribed With
~ cm o. Linneus waving In the wind, to the tune
,as ~ Grand Canal March, by full and exceiIest
iusc who eniyened the passage uy the sound with
nuinber Of national airs. y
~ so9ut an hour and half the boat arrived nj Flush
a. .ne party, debnrked TO the sound Of music, pro
,as,sG,,i spacious and airy hall At Pecks which
- a With garlands and feytOoBs, composed
anu richest 6Owe's Of the Al the
=. 100. his apartment IN n rude c.Ddiis1; but
.,lro 80. eI u neat and connections, assembly ROOM
. -, immediate several hundred persons. Here
,;s -. CLOCK, commenced the exercises Of the day
."taan. opened With CONCISE and pproprate address,
~ The objects of tue institution, and the nature
~, al'cns by The Hon. DE Wit Clinton, President
oeeelary, Dr. Elijah Mead then read extracts from
" 'he last meeting Of the association, by which
That among other IL was, on motion
"'hg.,ued naturalist OF South Carolina Professor Still
,n W ,se College, aud DR. Hossck Of this city, be re
, rs honersry members Ofthe Parent Society AZ
sH's MO that DR.. Joseph Boodeood Of Fla shiug and
% van Rensselaer, New YORK be siIL the
p'snch oi resident members,
~ secretary also read from Mr. Jefferson dsteo
"e " INST addressed 10 Doctors Mi,ebiu sd Psssss IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

hsows hand writing In which ssr ,he;r
KIND rseolseons on the approach Of the anniversary Of
be grea, enjoyment to be present and to parti
Yprs WIN G worthy disciples Of the society Of New
however rrcedes from my view, another advances with
1Jn not distant steps that Of meeting The great ma.
anon AUD affection with ~his memory 10 cultivated
ing my cordial in these and
% o. my great respect and confederation for the
An est.eiof letter likewise read from Judge Da.
~; ;;, = an honorary member, in which he regretted
10 those exercises which have to the
" natural science In our country, In Its best
Sr shs 10 a. es snap.
Count OF ,he Dr. Pascais then gave succinct sc
ss adding few remarks on the importance
tue conclusion OF the exercises in the hail. the
Pany formed In procession nu m. iin1ran Gar
u m OF which they politely received and
conducted them to arour In the hghes, par, Of these
s;".s 30 ees%n,, temporary sufficiently spa
cious ~ aeeo"houate the members of the society,"
rected expressly for the OCCASION Here vre,v Of
the band among Tue shtsssa WIN .rd.n
Dr. Aksry Pronouncea brief appropriate eulogy ON
tanical dsqusion the plants Of The A,s of
wn,en we're sei1re him. accompanied with biogra-
Among the rare plant, exhibited was the reeian g.
also from the tomb of Virgil and the
pane scenery and the ruins OF Italy his re
m~ - NJ. ony rnstructng aud amusing high
OF native pnts from ibis and other states
,.hi suon Of their botanical character. Several
1879 anu articles were contributed, notice Of
me Inspiration poetry, written the occasion, BY
s ' sS9;ermester, Of Rhinebeck Dstchess county
nne ous. OF Linoeu copied co by an artist Of
cry vas crowned With splendid chaplet flowers by
yOung aaies and poeca chauni, composed tor the
company. - "e' 'o""s ' " ~
a. .s.ee Se'oek the company, greatly augmented by the
an gu 70 about five h.adrsd dinner
constructed purposely The ceebraon Several excel
n and appforrn toasts given this occasion,
our We are compelled from room 10 omit them
The festivities Of the day were closed by n hail which,
We understand was attended by numerou, and fahsna
p'e party, who amused themselves with cotns during
tne evening M accident occurred diminish the
sares OF the celebration and every one who is
OF deriving enjoyment from the charms Of nature nd the
innocent recreatons of the mind, have
~ gratifed With this delightful IEp Posi-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
$40 FOR NANCY.


RANAWAY from the subscriber, the 18th day Of De-
y cember last, muiato woman, named Nancy, who
about 28 years old, olerably tall and well forme-she
IS very likely and intelligent, and with all very afu Size
good seamsress and do all kinds Of house
work Nancy raised in the family Of Mr. John Roysfer
OF Chesterfield but had been living for or months prev
nis to her going 10 Richmond with her husband Dsa
ie drayman who belongs TO Mr. 9teson. twas tbosgh
ior some time that she concealed IN hcntnd, as she
could have other for .unnng away than her
sion 10 leave hut IL very probable she has procured
forged pass free papers aud gone oh some distance
She left child about four weeks old in the cr1dcand
with bsra quantity of very good clothing Any who
viii lodge her in jail and give information TO Col Charlie
tancey Of Richmond, the subscriber near Liberty
Bedford county Va. will receive the above reward.
TIMOTHY ROGERS.
~ ~ personsare forewarned not TO bsrbor or employ
The above described slave.
Nave. fi8-2t&w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
REMOVAL.

VIE Hiends of the subscriber and The public generally
are respectfully notified that for the convenience of
customers he has been induced his
ouN PISTOL mANUFACTOpY n central
part n he cry thaD the place lately occupied by him. lie
Is now 10 be found few doo-s above the Bell Tavern and
Immediately opposite the Of Mr., Thomas Rust
where ah orders IN his line will he promptly and faithfully
attended To- UentlemeD requested call and view bis
selection OF CUTLERY, which he assert Is
eond 10 none ever imported to this city
May 8. ti9-tf-5-wtf JAMES McNAUGHT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
KENTUCKY AGENCY.

WE Undersigned, formerly OF Richmond, has stn-
blished Office in Frankfort, Kenucky for the
take possession by tenant pay taxes on H.
cohect des settle esates &c For the legal pnr Of
h business he the best counsel the state ar
lords An nssidnous years the titles
81 iand, owne, NV several large Virginia companies aud
dispersed throughout this has necessar, for
MN 10 provide connected potsinormntop titles
SOIL and value of lands to such ennbe him
with comparative facility, furnish
law OF The last session of the Legislature of Kentucky
requires settlement he made eac, ractt OF land
wifh certain excepon) before the list of August
der the penalty OF forfeiture. IL will be line of
business and he has provided assistants
lands against the operation OF thai Letters TO
Frankfort, (post paid) will be attended to.
Refer To the hon. Thomas Todd, George NJ. Bibb and
John enden, Frankfort, Kentucky the Thos
u Boaidin for whom have done extensive business
his kind tue hon. John w. Green VIM. Afcher -
also, 10 Messrs Robert Pollard and b. Peyton t,D.onh
Val John Scott and VIM. s. Stone edeijckshury; r. K
Jones and VIM Haxa Petersburg Alexander wis, nd
Charles H. Smith, Norfolk.
ROBERT TRIPLErT.
Urine services 10 he rendered in business Kind
are Of such that IL Is Impossible have eel terms
they must depend the difficulties attending task 10
ne performed II would therefore be agreeable
me- IL persons wishing business DONE would
offer such terms they think reasonable such as
ton OF the business: il not, my objections will be made
known The business Is expensive where are
required that will not he compensated speedily the
siness itself, an advance will be required.
Mr.. Thomas Green of Richmond will make contracts
md arrangements on my behalf II persons
'uncatng Win me directly. RT.
The Inn first framed required settlement on each 500
ob hnpe lately rceived the fa.u as IL passed
yehieh each tract seems TO be substituted nce
marcb l0l-am&wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
Pope's Patsnt IHresh,ng Mach,ne-adapied

to Hand or Horse
VIE reputation OF this Machine being established for
fulness among all those practical and intelligent arri
euiturists who have witnessed its performance offered
The Machine Is simple In its construction not liable TO
&c, GU" o, order ehsar powerful and efficient Ia It's
most critical investigation, relative lis mechanical
SSsons tor Originality in sesno%sng power With the
TO iced the machine, and another remove the straw the
labor eight bushels Il per hour; other grain
and seed such as cats rye, mei, and rice II will hresh
wish from motives Of prudence only to the per
ornance Of the machine beyond the quantity
have witnessed It's operation and their highest
premiums, tina, its capacity is much more extensive.
sngie machine adapted to the power of horse ell
made, durable aud efficient, furnished dollars.
ana is In every respect like the above With
Privileges Of the PaeSt right for making and using this
machine in state county, will be sold terms,
chasers and IL will appear obvious upon examination
TINS valuable aud important invention, that its simple
trvnnces hre Immediately understood and its
wiihin the reach Of any OF them.
The above aohine Is in operation at this tme at Mr.
Stuarts OoacbHakers shop, the Pennsylvania
at the FOOT of the Capitol HILL for the inspection of the
Application patent rights may he made to the subscr-
TO MRS 5ARY sRf Sp'
Washington, April 81. II5-wf
Fro" tn: II Grs 4,,s ~ Hsra1dI
l am farmer, and live in section of country where
for the want Of good machine TO gel out
my crop have tried several different ones
oeen able to find one effect the object fully have lately
examined Pope's hreshing machine seen il In full opera
tom and feel convinced that 4 is adequate to all the pu
other objects The frame IS so as 10
admit the fan for winnowing and the horse is
frived that without any alteration il can be applied
small mill for grinding corn.
Is stated that the machine NTH The povsr efone horse
capabe OF hreshng from 80 100 bushels Of wheat
day This fact attracted my attention particularly and
found that moved perfect require the
power OF tIco men oAy TO work IL with facility
consider the machine most useful invention. MIR.
Pope the Inventor, merits the highest encomius this
production It's simplicity in does the
objection which 50 Justly exists against complicated
eninery and It's powerful ell combined with its eceno
my In labor, renders n vaIu property every farmer
recommend to all who have examined il, 10 do
whe the proprietor is present. every inquiry be
satisfactorily answered by him. hope TO the
machine in general believing fully, will the
great object Intended completely to merit the adop
on OF every cslvaor OF the staple Of this
our country VTRGINIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

WAS committed TO The jail ef Prince William county
w the goth day Of January 1924, negro who calls
himself ROBERT STEWARD, OF very black complexion,
about n or "a Of feet inches high had on
when committed new fur bat, blue cloth striped
vest and paniaicoDs He says that he is free and came
from Petersburg. The Of the above negro Is re-
qoeSed TO forward prove proprry paw charges aud
take him away, he will be dealt With the law directs
March "a. i04-wt2w A. MILAN, Tailor.
tOMMifTEDt 10 the jail OF the Of Petersburg, as
~ runaways, the f7ih day of February last two ne
Suite IN the county Of Not,owav who his way ~
The south with negroes for sale. One of them calls hmsen
jLEn ADAMS he Is feet inches high, dark complex
about rs years old thick lips particular mark OF
scar 10 be observed about him the other calls himself
he rs feet inches high dirk complexion, small whiskef
bout 35 old, particular mark scar TO he OBJ
served about him The Of the above negroes Is re-
uesed to forward prove his property, pay charges
md take them away they will be dealt with as ihe u"
directs. ROGER MALLORY, Jailors
Arm e. ifs-rrffw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

Ihsr munitions IN iris yEsstfs nsotD
survlvod - see the ouiion IS l7ss ,t,
oa's ever been Objected 70 rim, at by rib DE las an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

NJ 40 committed to the Jail Of Chesterfield county, asa
~ .uhaway,a negro man by the name Of CHARLES
yONEo VINO says he is free man, and free ~
Captain Jones Of Maryland The snid Charles Jones goes
water as sailor is Of dark complexion, about so years
%, age iee inches higb-had n checked shirt ana
D'ue plains clothing II any such man, he
requested, to come and his property, rny charges
anh lake bi awayotberwise he will he dealt With as the
law directs WIN. WfNFREE, Acting Tailor.
MAY 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
co,,oo L's' OF exports OF domestic growth.
Tohsssn r,-. | Flour. wheat, &c.
nvvv'Oc"' lkNcIuHveiy Lumher.
, nSe. southern Naval stores.

1Psiersburg is the last Of these situations eocbin, m
yignton ard .atsr power you aye, scu,bwa.d from
Boston 10 New Orleans ~ "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

&C. DR.. MAYO's Office ia over Collins s.
Jc.laie Warmers Bookstore, the Market Bridge.
May JirS-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

MAS committed TO the Jail of Preston county, the
w 9Th January last. as a runaway. a negro who
calls himself WILLIAM SHELTON and says that he Is
from buckingham county In Virginia He is about forty
old Of dark complexion, and about six feet
The Of said negro is requested forward,
properly, charges and take him away
be will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOSEPH d. SUIT, Tailor.
M,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

$50
From this admission feel myself compelled to except
az the expulsion If the MoYcoes from Spain, Of The
pgOeofs from France by the revocation Of the ect
Nhnf Never having been nddicfus juTaye IN per5a
gri have long ago iaupht myselfto believe that the
alleged inrocy Of these two celebrated r,easures
i"mch have never heard called in question by A.
ny H"ih"rtiy whatsoever) Is of those vulgar
.,.o's mat ought 10 go To swell the catalogue OF
we ingenious Sir Thomas Brown From the institu
w., ~ ns PASSOVER to tie ilest eyperienre nj man
We iohhd that two essentially different and b.stile M
49, .'."o peaeeahly ard advantageously inIabit the
men, nsr under the same form Of govern
INV ntsn lfd IN sscribr the subsequent era deur
Hnh power ot france mainly the removal nf III r.i,
I s"c' " csm "nd NJ weakness Had The
wv, ~, un i :" France their superior Industry
with their Catholic enemies and Ieo,v 80 ,
seeds w inrurhue dVsion and weakness Womb a. -. -
been SOW n, 10 he eradicnted "'uu NUS nave
With some millions Of wealthy and erssro....,
n her bosom, could Spain have n,nde lie $50
against the power Of BonHpnrte, IL ,Iis 49,. se uIu
Ireland dead weight nron England, instead ~ u ener'
case bad expelled her black popuaiicn son, ~
the great OF her productive labor the peacs -, ssnE
suppose, cad &c ceiling her north western terr;o,y 80
she had, NJ The peare OF 1913 driven every
nov, tnk y he less popUous powerful than she il n
present Vonld she be driven ~ The humiliation of
receiving tie law and perba, muster. from the con.
oesson1 and elesiOln influence beyond not only the Ohio
hm The Mts,issrpi-beyond Aurora and the Gangesi
tpeHk o the feulis, " the motives, Of those eele
brHicd measures Was The Reformation euinepy be-
RhctA 70 England because owing the Iewd pas
sions ans unenvernahe cnprces Of tyrant
ohinus tbnn Louis NIV0r Philip W.! Were the motives
oi his over grown Subjects gfeedy for the spos OF tie
church rsnng for The plumber of the rich abys
s less Infamous than those Of their master IL the Jack
ani VINO humby receives TIE Oal carease when the hun
forest " WIG
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

ems ultsd on msssurss Of safety. Pie
sold, srs stationed ~ the garrison, and
several Of the iphabita nts then repair.
ed to the scene of slaughter. A. they
approac he'd the Indians were seen upon
the retreat. The bodies we're brought
away in cart, and were inferred in the
church-ysrd on the following day. The
number killed of the Indians was un.
known to the Inhabitants until ssme
tispe after, when the information was
obtained from Roberts, who had made
his escape from captivity. lilo stated
that four wore killed and severai
wounded, two mortslly, who were con.
veysd away upon litters, aud soon sftee
died. Two they buried under largo
he unlock rse in the Great Swamp. =.
bout half : mile south Of the scene Of
slaughter. The other two were buried
at some distance from them. near Tur.
key river. Roberts found the two dead
bodies under log after his return from
captivity. The head Of one .wss taken
away, it was supposed, by wild bears.
For the skull Of the other, bounty vas
paid by the government