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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Fire. al Lotisrihr, M "A destruc.
tive fire. involving great loss Of proper.
ty' broke out at Louisville, Kentucky.
on the night Of the I2il, inst. The a d.
larm was given about II o'clock. The
IRE was found 20 originate in the I'M.
per story Of the wholesale establish
ment OF Messrs. shannon & Taylor.
on Markets.. adjoining the u. :.
Branch Bank. Before its proyr,s.
could be arrested, the buiidinr in
which the Ere originated, together win
that occupied by Mr.. Petit, az a drug.
g'st establishment, and a tenement adj.
Joining occupied by Vorteh and Stew
aTt,taIlOrs, were consumed. The whole
amount OF property destroy ed. is stated
m the Focus at from forty 10 ffty tbou.
sand dollars. The loss IN Mr.. Petti,'.
house supposed to have been l.. 900
ct which about $1,000 was covered Lv
insurance. There is no estimate a.
TO the loss Of Messrs. shannon & TaV.
Tor but II ~ said they also were ~.
sured 10 considerable amount. ~
ONCE OF the U. ). Bank was ia immi.
nent danger, Tor some time ba, the
night being iayorable-scarce a b,e,,h
81 Wind stirring--it was fortunatsIy
preserved. Had il been otherwise. ~
loss OF Propcrty-grcat o., "a vac
would according to the Focus. have
been lar greater. Tie Gfe was am
buied to accident. -Bah. Put
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Mr.. Robt. s Turner, according 10
ne Charlesion va Banner, has a
living chicken, active aud ia health.
ana nearly OF the usual size, which
hs' three legs, aud in many tesseet,
Pte'en's The union Cftwo fowls
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

An account from Barbados, Of the
5th September, states that 57o4 per-
sons had then been found dead in the
ruins, and the churches were full Of
the wounded.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Hotr 10 Try nUshroonls, -SprihkIt
a h'''s 'Ali on the inside part, if ihes
are genuine they will turn blacs
pois0novs, yellow.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

VIZ a'ss nave Ofeh Carried IN our COga
try, and proves the correctness of ,h,
policy by which home ia6our, has bee,
hitherto protcctcd.-Bah. Chron.
Nen Irenfion-The Portsmor,b
Journal gives an account Of a gun II.
vented by George w. Morse, a lad q
about |! years of age, son Of the Re.
Bryan Morse. Of Haverhill, N. H.
This gun IS Of handsome workman.
ship. the stock is made in the u,u,,
manner, and no other appearance of !
lock than guard and trigger: it is on
the percussion principle and so con
strueted that with one printing i. NAV
he discharged sixty times. The fol.
loving isa particular description o.
this new invention.
The breech-pin as i. is called, make,
the other boundary of the lock. The
guard is divided into two parts. III.
anterior half serves only to comp!e..
The form OF the common guard, and =
immoveable. The other half acts as
lever and IL attached to the uppe-
prong OF the breech pin, and passe,
through mortise which is made in
the hammer. BY drawing back th,,
hall OF the guard, the hammer is drawn
with It, and by this motion the gun !;
cooked.
There Is a small spring fixed in the
upper part OF the breech- pin. which
throws back the movable half of the
guard after the hammer is fixed for
hiring, so that the guard then appears
to be entire. The hammer consists Of
straight bar of steel, two inches
long and the fourth Of an inch square.
through which is Il mortise, as above
mentioned, for the movable half Of tie
guard 60 play in. The hammer i,
thrown forward by spring which i,
IN the form Of the letter L., aud which
IS secured 20 tho under part. The
hammer moves in a straight line. and
strikes against the centre Of the bar
rel. The trigger IL secured To a pi..
lar which Is placed between the prong,
ct the breech-pin, and which also sup
ports The hammer. Ii IL shapcd Ike
the letter ]. inverted. A small sDrins
under Tic tore part elevstcs the urpe,
chd OF ipc trigger against the erd 0.
the hammer. which KEEPS the gan cock
ed. In the operation Of cooking d..
gun. the nipple (which slides into tic
end Oh the hammer which is neare,.
the barrel is drawn forv ard one .i.
tcenll' oil an inch. 4 space is thus
made IN the hammer directly under
The magazine, aud the printing falls H.
To iils space or cavity. The nipple is
one fourth ct an inch long. and ono
twelfth OF an inch in diameIar, with
cap large enough TO cover the head OF
the hammer. and has perforaiion IN {.
istge enough To admit common pm.
hts hole makeS a commune a,ion be.
tween The space IN the hammer whie..
receives the priming from the maya
HIne above to tie charge it, the barre
oi the gun. When the hammer Is
driven forward in the act Of firing. he
NIPPLE strikes against The barrel, and
- forced INTO a hole made IA the han
ner where ,he firing IS effected by per.
cussion. The magazine contains SKI,
primings aud 80 oontrived that nclibe.
wafer nor dampncss can penetrate r.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27
To tie Co~vno'' Of Dirgl,aG.

Murder.-In previous L.per we
gave an account Of what va, then
supposed to be the accidental burn
ing Of the dwelling houss Of Mr..
Henry Lewis, Of Prince George, in
which that gentleman vas eon,ume
we have since been informed, that,
some suspicion having been excited
an investigation took place in the ear.
~ part OF last week, which resulted
IN the committal to prison Of Ave Of
Mr.. LIS slaves, on charge Of murder.
IL appears, from the partial comics.
sioDs Of the negroes, that they enter
ed the house after their master had
retired To rest, murdered him in his
bed, robbed him of his money and
some valuable articles, and then set
hire TO the house to prevent suspicion.
The property was found in the place.
designated by the culprits. They
are IN the hands ofjuStice; aud there, ,
Tor the present, we leave them.
psfcrsbLrg T-f.rcs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27


a copy Of the following letter.
LEwIsBURG, OCT. IL.
Dear Sir: have received informa-
ton 10 me SO convincing of the fact
that Nat Turner has been drowned in
attempting 10 cross New River, and
believing it will be some satisiac ton to
the public TO know that the wretch has
been punished by the justice of the
Deity for his offence, think it proper
to communicate the circumstance to
you. II appears that. after escaping
from the two hunters on Prices Noun
tain, he was routed at the Gap Mills
IN Monroe, and seen by several per
sons between that and Bowyer's Ferry,
where he called on the 25th ult. to get
over the river. Mr.. Bibb, the ferry.
man, demanded his pass and asked
him some questions, at which he broke
and took up the river. Some nine or
tea days after, q drowned person was
seen floating by the Ferry. MIR. Bibb
and some Of his neighbOrs followed and
got him out some six or eight miles
below. He had in his pockets and i.
bout him large knife, Spanish dirk.
pistol. and something like diamond.
Mr.. Bibb recognized this person to be
the same who called to cross the river
and all with whom have conversed
agree that if il were Nat Turner who
was seen on Prices Mountain, it was
he who has been drowned ; and that he
suits the description given in your FIX :
cellencys Proclamation in every par
ticuIar, except the knot on his arm.
which was not examined.
Very respectfully, your most obedi-
ent servant,
GEORGE AIDFRSON
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Execution. Jared, the slave con.
demned by the last County Court OF
Spoisylvania, for the murder OF his
wife and two children, was executed
near the Courthouse, on Friday last.
the l4th instant.
Two slaves capitally convicted at
the same time with Jared, one for con
spiracy and the other for burglary. and
two others subsequently condemned
for conspiracy, have had their son
fences committed to transportation.
F'rci-fTctsbnrg Herald
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DOMESTIC.

Frvni he Rici.ptond ~ h0.
The Governor has politely furnished US " it'll
a copy Of the following letter.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27
PORTUGAL.

According to the last accounts from
Lisbon. Don Miguel's Government had
been subjected TO a new peril by the
revolt Of the Cd Regiment Of Infantry
on the night OF the olst Of August
The eonsplratOrs, seeotding 10 IN.
seanty details given IN the ROYAL Jour.
Dai, left Its quarters uttering seditisus
cries. and proceeded TO The Roceio. IN.
vitIng others TO join them. They were
here, however, surrounded and esn.
tured by the regiments which remain.
ed faithful to the authorities; and A.
a Court.mariial was immediately an
poihted to try the ringleaders. there
little doubt the punishment will be
prompt and severe. The Order Of tie
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Fatal DneL-AI letter from Augusta,
Ga. states that dael had taken place
between Jshn +. Lamar, late President
nf the Macon Bank, and DIR. Wood
son, 4 physician Of Macon. The par.
ties agreed to fight st Augusta, bus
were prevented BY the benevolent in =
reference Of the Augusta Anti Duel
ling Society. The meeting. in cor
sequence, took place at Fort Mitchell.
Woodson was killed. The difficulty
was of n domestic character.
Dueiiing. "A correspondent 81 the
Boston Traveller. who was an intimate
friend Of Mr.. Pettis, killed in the late
duelin Missouri, aud urged the calling
out Of Major Biddie, thus rspsnfin gig
writes. "rhe death Of Mr.. Pettis.
with its attending circumstances, has
wrought complete change in some OF
my sentiments. l nave advocated du
cling in the abstract aud on principle.
But this melancholy scene. the re
collection Of which - filled with 80
many unpleasant reflections, will not
permit me to eountenance the prac tice.
at least. not until the memory of thi,
shall fade Aud again; "a dark
cloud rests upon that transaction when
ever my mind reverts to il. The
course-biind. rash and murjerous-
which urged in this unfortunate affair
has left stlnss with me which nothing
but religion can extract. have had
few moments of peace Of mind aimee
! the death of nv worthy friend"
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The New York Standard published the follow
ing paragraph:
Letters have been received in this
city from Boston, in which it is stated
that the brig Cronstadt brought intel
ligence not only that the French am
bassador had been ordered to leave
the country, but that the Emperor
Nicholas U0s dead"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Admiral de Rgny, Minister Of Ma.
Tlne. has beea appointed deputy 10
the Electoral College Of BOuIoSne.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05

AR. remained at Moat Tor two OF three
n the hope of being able to proceed; but 1t
days; Ind impossible for any vehicle, or single
vas quo 20 mass the roads; and several persons
''r't .S,;r luggage behind, and actually walked
.a' " "i tourney to Dubiu: some OF them arrv'
tie Su' sunday evening", and others only yester-
cd Oh The mail did not reach Galway from Dub
eiy. mil the latter end of the week, and the IN,
In IA, a from Monday nil its arrival was occupied
,er,@ l, a and rumors Of the causes. At FIRST
sn'" sosnected that snow might have rendered
vas IDS DE ;,npassable; but it became afterwards
me 'V sSnsralIy believed that insurrectlon must
u", i3Len place in the metropolis, and that the
ave ,, '" were cut Oh! Great alarm pre-
'a '% among those who had relatives in this city
a'su Steamboats, are still the Princi-
'~o5nm Of intercourse with the different sea-
%. n,rti,ulary with Belfast; aud itis thought
lor''' 20 mid t;aw will not clear the roads
maj All CIV N a week.-Dubia horn. Reg.
PS'''' -asss3es95e-
,rss ham has gone forih.-AmOs Kendall & Co
r.Ji,con,inued their subscription to the leie'
'- ,,h Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
Charles Bennett
anl offers for sale

-, - -.-a;ved and offers far sale
/ rrtra superfine blue AMI black cloths
end quality 10 do 40
S,nerRne blue, drab, and Angiesea mi1eo Ne''e''
"eTs In. Granite, and steel mixed sattinetts mixed
assn, lack silk Florentine snd moeskn for vests
80. .cd common, white and cOlored Narse'iles
', ,,so ,iEinys, superior quality and common DO
su;pcd i.aus aud sateens; t~i'ieo Su'Pe' gu" |''
ID" -. .,ssin. eres blue and yellow naokeens
",G,s ,,J common "a checked and striped ging-
''i T,nbrck, i4conet, book and null mnsilns
~ ;,nnet and book hdkfs, linen hdkfs, aud grass
,subrics ...,.., h.,Lr
H6y,hr;c ,iimity; linen cambrics; cot0red do
o., LlacI Italian lusiring; lst quality French do
-, his, S.lbread cotton hose; common do
,.,;s,'best lloskiu and erglovesi gen'!emen,s
!,tto - ..,,,srs buttons s,a ,,,o,lds
I'm and diaper tapes; carpet and quality bmuinSsi
,s black And cloth sewing silk and patent threads
- g. 90 cotton diaper; bird's-eye and Other IL
Tsand a. tckings; plaid aud striped domestic cot
- F,,oi.urc, apron and sh ting checks
Irish hnrnS; brown hoiishds oi 4 very suPe''o'
IRISH shee,ings; z green flooring baise
,.n,ra, assortment of bleaehed and anbleaehed
t9mes,ic cottons
scotch sscking, osnaburgs and burlsps
Whit. and, brown tlckicnburgs and cotton osna'
turgs NIL
And by the MonOngaheIa expected daily at Phiia'
i,Iphia he will receive a fu Their supply OF
Cotton hosiery, English gsioon
ran ANA spool :, wing cotton apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05

.r Box and Pit 70 cents, children 81 cents,
Gallery 25.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05

FLoua,-Last week the wagon price of Flour
opened at 6 10, and ranged through the week
from 10 to 6 90, closing on Saturday at g.
The receipts were about One-third less than ell
Their of the weeks Immediately proceeding. The
transactions from stores were not very extensive;
sales principally at 6 20. Neither the news re-
celved here On Friday, via Charleston, nor that
via New York, received on Saturday, had any
other effect on our market than to give more con-
idence to holders, without materially changing
prices.
Yesterday the current price Of Flour from
wagons was Sc 10. Considerable sales were
made from sto, es,--in all nearly 5000 barrels
at 25 as far as we could learn, with the cxceP-
ton of so brls at 6 90. 1t was offered in the
afternoon at IS, without meeting with Pur-
chaser.
Export for the week ending Saturday, Cd inst.
1856 bbls.; foreign 692; coastwise 1854.
Quantity inspected during the same period.
King-street 1897 bbls 155 half bbls
Wharf 499 Sc 141 f"
Potomac 100 IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
FLYING DUTCHMAN;

FLYING DUTCHMAN;
Or, THE PHANT0M SHIP.
With new scenery, machinery, dresses, and decors-
tions. The scenery designed and executed by Mr.
]. jefferson.
Captain Peppercosl formerly Of a
trade shpl Mr. Jefferson
Lieut.. Mowdery In young sea Oficer] ilartwig
Peter Won Bummel Ia cockney Dutch.
man, dabbler in lawJ John Jefferson
Toby Varnsh his friend, servant to
Ncwderyl Richards
Tom Willis Martin
Siynhecr Won Swiggs Wills
S;nutta saveto peppercoa' Mckibben
Vanderdecken (csptan Of The Flying
D,tcLnsr1 sherwood
Lestelie [nece to Peppcrcoall Mrs J. jefferson
Iuc, Iher msidl S. Chapman
Rockaida (hag Of the waters] Judah
Slaves Sailors, Spirits, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05

LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE RoAp COMPANY
.4pra !, 1881.
4 DIVIDEND Of three dollars share for the last
"A twelve months, has this day been declared on the
capital stock of this Company, and will be paid to the
stockholders their legal representatives, and al
ter the fifth day of the present month
BY order of the President and Directors:
JONAH THOMPSON,
april 2-coSw Treasurer.
C. The Leesburg Genius of Liberty, and Winches
ter Republican will insert the above weeks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
+ OK Memt,

A.. And possession given on the 10Th OF May
ESe next, tie
sksH BRICK HOUSE,
x with the Garden and grass lot attached there.
TO- on Washington Street, now in the occupancy OF
The sub cnber also the Brick Dwelling and store, at.
rsched, on King Street, in which Loudoun Campbell
now resides. Possession given on the 10th May. For
terms apply TO NEWio MEME
apr 5-lswSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
Fresh Garden Seeds

FUsT arrived direct from Liverpool, and for sale at
81 my dwelling house, or at my stand in market q
quantity of Nealer's Early York, Early Wellington a
new sort represented to be very fine; BsterSea. Fiat
Dutch, Drum Head, Green Savoy Large Harvest and
Red Cabbage Seed. for picking, with general assort
men, of Garden Seeds of my own raising Twenty
thousand of Early York and other Cabbage Plants, To-
mato Plants Peppers, early ard late caulihowers, Let
tuce &c now fit for planting.
THOS. CHING.
Snrine Park, near Alexandra, mar 81 -eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
THIS Is 10 give Notice,

NlS II 10 StVG sNOtICc,
TEvIAT the subscribers. of Alexandra County, in the
4 Dstric; of Columbia. have obtained from the Or.
phans Court of said County letters Of administration ON
The personal estate Of EDWARD STABLEn, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons having claims
against The said decedent are hereby warned to exii
biz the same TO the subscribers, with the vouchers
thereof passed by the Orphans Court, before
the th day Of March, 1882, they may, by law. be
excluded from all beneft to said estate; and those in
dcbted thereto are required to make immediate pay
nen. Given under hands. this l1tb day of Mach
1851 NARY STABLEB, sdm'x. .
WILLIAM STABLER, admir-.
mar il-eulm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
". BartleMAM has FOR sale,

" DNEIIENlikN IIHS lUE bdNC3
~ HfIDs West India and New Orleans sugar
0lJ 5000 lbs refined do
1000 lbs Java, Rio, and Cuba coffee
80 hhIs New Orleans and w. l. molasses
Gunpowder, imperial, young Tyson, and pou
chong teas 49,
Madeira, port. Sicily Madeira, Teneri9a, and ma
Iaga wines
Cognae and bordeaux brandy
Jamaica and New England rum, old whIskey
Gin, mace, nutmegs, cloves, cas,ia
race and ground ginger. whole & ground pepper
Pimento, mustard, starch, Epson salts glue
Tobacco, powder. shot. raisins, currants
Almonds, spermscc,i, mould and dipt candles
white, brown, and Castle soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
Ir;ner & CARROTS snuff, indigo and fig blue
Copperss, alum, madden, salt petre
H.ckcrel, coarse and fne salt
Chocolate. rcpes rice, &c. &c.
mar 16-eulm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
Programme of Scenery, and Incidents.

ACT I-Ncene l. Rockada's cave, magnificent
cavern; yanerdecken appears; solicts permission to
return to EARTH in hopes to obtain bride to share his
nj, Rock ida consents, condition oil his re-
manning dumb while there; should he speak, lie is
compelled instantly TO return benesth me waters
Scene2 A climber l.. the fortress OF Peppercoal.
On the left marine vew representing avessel IN the
act # weathernE the Cape. Duet, Lesteie and Luz
cy, during which the picture becomes illuminated
The ship in motion, is seen TO tack from one SIDE ct
the picture to the other and then resume its former
situation
not H--Scene l. A Dutch Fast Indisman in full
SAIL occupies part Of The stage, surrounded by water;
the ship in action during the whole scene. Wander
deckcn is struggling with the waves; he receV-
ed on board obtains possession OF Peter Va Bum
nes letter of nroduction suddenly disappears over
the side Of the vessel and instantly appears IN the DIS
lance on n wave, holding Won BummePs letter in his
hand.
.aCTW --yceue2 The Haunted Chamber, On the
right, the ma slcs' p c,urc; on the left chest -
Song Lestclle, 4" Return oh my love!" During the
song, Vanderdecken is seen at the window. lie ap
pears from the chest, the lid Of which falling, alarms
Lestelle and Lucy; Yanderdecken vanishes Inter
view between Vanlerdecken and Pcppercoai; Lucy
is struck with mis- likeness ~ the picture, which he
suddenly changes to that of Won Bummei.
act IP --&ene ;. The cape and town by moon
light Lestee is about TO escape with her lover, when
seeing Wand -rlecken, she fam.s. Mowdery places
her on q bank then hasten for aid NanderdecEen
annroaches Ies,eIle; she disappears fro, the bank,
and is seen to rise the waves with Vanderdecken;
they sink together The phantom ship appears !" full
sail.
ACT y Scene % Exterior of the devils cave.
Steue4, interior of the devils cave In the cen
Tc, int fitai s"b o"'a' !" "",'
Lestee to sign her name; she reut@esi hr IS on The
point of compelling her, chen Mowdery "nlers Com
bat between Mowdery ard Fsnderdccken; Aowdery
i overcome; Vanderdeckrn speaks. the charm i, bro
ken. Varnish rishas in AMI destroys the log oook.-
So; .;zas v,nJerdrcten. snI they dis.
sapaar Th waters rash into the cave Mowd. r,
vcrn is filing with wsier, as a hoat enters with Won
aummei and rom wan" np"" t'i, '"''''"' 1"1
tee are SAVED rs The cnraih iaiS'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05

Notice.
TINE subscriber having declined the Tailoring bust
Il ness. respectfully informs the public that he has
given up his shop to his son, Thomas E. Jacobs, to
whom he recommends his friends aud customers
Those who indebted to him, he hopes, will make
immediate payment, to enable him to meet the just
claims of those to whom he stands indebted.
apr 5-d3tE 2av2w THObiAS JACOBS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
fOr Rent,
n. D. Sugar

UNwENTv-FIvE aids of ". orleans sugar, prime
L o,, now landing, TOR sale by
apr5 A C. CAZENOvE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-05
For New York.

xkE The schooner CAROLINE,
MRCapt. C. Rantlett, will sail with despatch, and
can take the bulk of 400 bbs; for freight Ct which
please to spply to the captain on board at Fowles
wharf apr st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-31
$40 Reward.

ID ANYWAY, on the 22d instant from the subscrib
Ia ers, living in hleIan,ris ~ C anegro boy nance
ELI MIDDLETON,
generally called Eli He has been living with Mr.
John Major, in Alexandria, at his sosp factory. and
he understands something in that line He is about Ia
years of age, neatly made, about feet or inches
high. lie is black color, has pleasing cOuntenance
and shows his teeth when he talks His clothing was
blush colorel psnsloons new, and dark casslnett
roundabout black fur hs:, pretty much worms he my
have other clothing.
The above reward will be given Tor the said boy,
and all reasonable charges paid if brought home.
Masters Cf vessels and others are forewarnrd from
hsrboring employing said boy.
JOHN PARSONS,
NAV 96-U JESSE RYE