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BATTLE BETWEEN the rExlANs AND MEXICAN:


From the Arkansas Wan BUREN, In,ell,gencer, we
learn farther particulars relation Colonel Snvely
execution. l. will be observed in The accounts rven
of the late engagement, tia, The Texans displayed
that courage and humanity which has ever characier-
wed the Any Saxon WHAT contrast is presented
in tbs affair, aud has been presented during the
warfare Of these two nations, between hr honar and
marnanmiiy of the Que, and the lreaciery the COW
ardce the cold blooded cruelty of the other. The
intelligence says, upon Information from A. b. Shack
leford, late of Colonel Sniveys party, that on the
morning of the Goth of June last, the Ar.
kansas above the crossing in pursuit Of Armos party;
and, hunting for provisions, upon party OF
Mexican spies, 100 strong, who out in pursuit Of
party
After finding that they were Mexicans, Col. War.
field was despatched forward to reconnore to ascer
tam who they were, and wha, were their intentions
At the same time they (the Mexicans) despatched
Mexican who spoke English meet Col. w when
they in speaking distance Of each other, the
Mexican asked who they werr: Col. w. replied that
they we've TEXANS. The Mexican said, "Theu sup
pose that you intend fighting; And Col w. replied
armatively, and each returned their several par
ties AS the Mexican despatch returned to his
own party, they Immediately entrenched themselves
in a small ravine where they also placed their mues
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

A CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK.
nRAWN numbers Of Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra Class
- 81, drawn 18th August:
8 ) Is CO So 81 30 "a - 10 SO "a as 2s 81
Half Ticket 10 7S do 10 So 7s and 81 10, three more
Capitals sold and paid by STRATTON.
Nos Virginia Leesburg Lottery Glass 49, drawn 18th
4s CO so 81 81 81 70 6s II AZ 65 Co.
Ticket Nos 81 60 65 another Capital, sold and paid By
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Glass 1885, drawn alt
Augusta
IA 10 60 81 Is "a ~ 81 al l 10 50.
Ticket. Nus. ) IA, another Capital sold and paid By
sTRATToN.
Drawn Lottery, Extra Class No 7a, drawn
3lst July - % =, -
Ticket Nos. IL 62 - entitled the Capital Prize Of sig 600
sold and maid by STRArTON.
Ticket Nos IL IS 49, Prize of $4,000, sold and paid by
Ticket Nos IS So Prize of 81 both sold and paid by
DO. do 81 AZ Co. do. I,l0o,i STRATTON.
Besides 80 other good three number making ~ three
prizes sod and paid by STRA1rON from 18th OF May TO
the Oath of August.
a. b. Tickets in Lotteries advertised by ]. G. Gregory K
Co are by sTRATTON in packages single tickets and
all orders By mail otherwise, from Of the Union
closing prize tickets will be thankfully received and
cnnGdeniay and promptly attended To- m addressed to the MI
prize seller. ~ STRATTOE, Richmond Va.
Aur o5 3i--t
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DIicKISGu,M LAND FOR SAI.E-Tle undersigned will
ID sci The Tract of Land on hich The iate Arch'uaI austin
Decreased possessed upon which his widow Mrs Grace
iusu u. resi- county IL Buckingham, containing
9G6 This Lad located about miles from the
The landing al llaFwcksvie, on the
River aud kaawia Canal or miles from an ekesent
Manufacturing MILL ami miles from The Slate River Academy
The North Slate kyrr aud Ansn's Creek run entirely
through this tract aordns l27 acres of excellent bottom iau
of which, Moth river now IN fine condition 70
sufficiently fertile produce grain OF every kn "ihont
any aid whatever and with uicous cultivation might DC maze
produce of very fine QUALITY All the
cleared high land was originally oi very superior q'!
susceptible very high degree OF improvement as very appa
rent iiom The fact, That some ~ or oo acre. o tue
parts the havc within the last few years. hcen con-
verrd by the of clover aud plaster alone mo h anu pro-
ductve tobacco lots Between three and Tour crs o.
the high land Is noH IN original grn"th one w
which first rate tobacco There the tract great
abundance of excellent plant land The improvements are IN
excellent story dwelling huise, entirety new m &c ana c
nodos having and above and hello" stairs
and wing stable, srana.y, theshng machine, TWO
framed barns of the beat nateas ana All
houses establishment IN eceeht
repair This land Is Well watercd, ana stuaeh III nea'
agreeable, intelligent and moral ncisliorhc" more
description II Is presumed all PERSONS "se
purchase will the land and judge Tor themselves
The undersigned will also sell another Tract OF Land ADJOINING
the above between - and 1900 acres Iherc are
through this tract aiordng some tree or
four hundred acres of land fine quality, which produces
crops grain grass tobacco The tobacco raised on
this land al ali times the highest prices: much the
largest portion Of this land yet in original growth heavily UNI
hered with pine, oak ana chcsnnl a. AZ 'e =, Mis
the undersigned viii sell lhem npon Tue Iho't beM ana
modating terms. The and wl be sm5mn !" pes"ns wi,"g
them by Thomas AUSTIN or either OF his brothers living
Them D James N. Austin who resides at buckingham
Court House. oi.a' L. go =, iA''"''N' an"
JAS. NJ. AUSTIN,
Executors ol A. Austin, deceased
y. Z. The sale Of the a'e property w' lake p,r on The pre-
misrs on FRIDAY i q" ienir, sl al lnhllc Auron
Terms made known "n he d"l III sae
THOMAS AUSTIN
JAMES NJ AUSTIN,
Executors Of A. Austin. deed.
A,,u0 Sll--p nj hSpn
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This was before the Texans had reached nearer
than two miles of the Mexican force. The Texans
then discovered that of the Mexican officers were
attempting to escape; wheIeupon they immediately
charged upon The Mexicans Two or three volleys OF
rifles were exchanged between them. The Texans
had two horses killed but men. The Mexicans had
eighteen men killed on the ground, and many more
wounded four Of whom died afterwards, and capturing
the remainder Of the patty arms ammunition, horses
baggage, sc They kept the prisoners until The :Ih
June when they were liberated on their parole OF no
nor; they promised again to Fight against the Tex
ians They wero allowed, each wounded man mule
10 ride and the entire party horses chase The
buffalo, and 20 guns defend themselves in the WI,
derness-and all the provisions that The Texans couio
possibly spare.
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(From the aadisonan of las, Evening
HEAD. QUARTERS, 2Sp MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Fort Smith 1yyusy I, IsIo


Fort Smith, .iayusi IL, lS43
Sir | regret 10 report, that the election held ohs
9TH of August, in the Cherokee nation, was acm.
panied at one precinct with n serious disturbance n.
mcrs OF the affair reached this place in snch an ,,
gerated form, that left on the 18th for Fort Glib.
fearing that further outrsges might occur and rem
necessary the Intsrpositon of military force. 3
met, however, on the road, by intelligence on VIII,
relied, from which gathered the following state
the casa
At one of the precincts in the Saline district. abe
forty miles from Fort Gibson difficulty arose at
polls, growing, II IS believed out of some threats ma
against the Toss voters in that negilborhood win
resulted IN The death of Isaac Bu.hyhead, and
""und'ng severely David NGnu and Elijah Hicks
three Ross mcn, and the last two Of considerabl. no
II was hoped that both would recover. Sly nerso
to have been engaged in this affair four If wb,
have been apprehended by the Cherokees and nre M
IN irons; the other two, one of whom is a white mn
had escaped, but were pursued by party, and will
doubt be taken.
As the Cherokee laws seemed adequate 10 ma;nts
themselves on this OCCASION and as NOTHING like , :
neral feud was likely to accrue deemed i useless
proceed further on my way TO Fort Gibson, and accor
'ngly returned The commanding officer Of Tia, ms,
directed 10 afford the Cherokee authorities facI
IN securing the mnrdcrers, and 10 deiain The wh
man, when taken, that he may be tried before the
dsral Court.
It's understood that Mr.. Ross has been rs.e,cc,
principal chief by handsome majority.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
z. TAYLOR,
Bt Brig. Gen. u. S. A. Com din
The ADJuTAST GENERAL Of the Armv W,,b;no,on
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Ats Fourth of July celebration in Virginia. a

AT q Fourth OF July celebration in Virginia, Mr.
Hughes, gave the follow ing toast
"Mr. President, want to let every one know, tha,
] am for Henry Clay against the world lie and |
were born close 10 the slashes OF old Hanover. lie
worked barefooed and SO did /. lie was good boy
10 his nanny and SO was |. know hin like book
and love HIN like brother.
He reminds US of bull hgh, in Cadz. A little
black Spanish bull killed FIVE horses succession and
while the audience were breathlessy waiting for fresh
kers and remarkably large sombrero, cried out, LA
dies aud gentlemen, that bull and were born and
brought up together, on the plains of Tarfa.''
[Jfoahs Messenger
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FROM TEN AZ


New ORLEANS, Aug. IS By the arrival on Satnr
day of the steamer Sarah Barnes, we have received
files of Texas papers 10 a late date.
The Houston Telegraph states that Colonel S. vii
liams and George W. lockley, have been appointed
Commissioners by the President to act in concert with
Commissioners to be appointed by General Woll, and
arrange the terms oil armstIce between Texas and
Mexico. The Commissioners to meet at Laredo in
September next. They authorized to conclude
any final treaty; but the stpuations they may agree
TO, 10 be afterwards submitted 10 the Mexican Go
vernmenI, and fthey meet The approval of Santa An
ma, another set of Commissioners be selected TO
conclude treaty, subject to the mediation of Great
Britain, France and the United States.
The Galveston papers publish correspondence be
tween Barbachino acting on behalf of the Yuca;an
Navy, respect to the compensation TO be allowed
the latte. for bis services III the war between fucatan
and Mexico. Barbachino offered Commodore Moore
S2900-which the latter accepted.
The Texas papers filled with letters, afidavits,
copies of &c, relative to the condu
of Commodore Moore his dismissal by President Hous
ton &c. The subject has, however, grown stale
People have made up the minds to the merits of the
gallant Commodore, and the of policy and des
potc OF Houston.
/ AT meeting Of the citizens OF Galveston, DR.. Lev
Jones was nominated candidate for Congress from tina
district.
Four men were lately killed in Harrison county,
Twenty five murders, it is said, have been committed
IN thet secuoh III one year, ana not one OIL the Inuf
dercrs hung.
| According 10 the returns of the Collector of Gal
veston the amount Of exports exceeds tina, of the
ports for the quarter ending July 3ls, by S35, 40;
So The last quarter, The expenses OF exports was
S6,07l %.
Texas paper gives the following as the precise
terms of the communication OF Santa Anna to the Br
tsh Minister relative to the Armstice:
"Saa'a Anna in VERBAL conversation with The
British Charge at Mexico said : sYon may inform &c
hat If h1t
the part OF Texas, will suspend them the part
Mexico, and that | will receive commissioners from
him 10 negotiate to the terms Of the arnisce; anc
that viii also receive propositions from him or per
having for It's object The separation Of the department
| Of Texas from Mexico
Smuggling is carried in The Eastern counties &c
a considerable extent.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-The subscribers INFORM ,neia
friends public generally that they are nov
their Fail stock Goods consisting of every KIND OF anu
CAP that been brought TO notice. our slock nae
been purchased the avorble TERMS and WIN DC sou
very snai' ""'"'' JOHN THOMPSON &c co.
In ,ddi,ion m or Stock pucasrd Northern cities,
we are prepared TO furnish HATS OF
S,,,ss y - e J. 4. & co.
a3-w3w
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NoTCErhe subscriber offers for sale privately, his VA
~ LUiBlE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
nhon b9 acres Of LAND i50 Of which are Hal land 81 nr
rate quality and MI IN high state o Improvement TN good
portion {" the hs land there is fine crop {" C'"V.f the
Production of which land Virginia Is superior All iinss
considered the Amelia Springs IL certainly the most valuable pro-
pey IN Eastern virginia. liz situation healthy, aud It's waters
equal any in Virginia. The Improvements on the place
very large ana superior all of the houses having been erected
within the last six years. There large brick Hotel,
three stories high with spacious hall oo ~ feet by So the
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nine lodging rooms above ana
large Genemens sitting on the basement Story ga eac
side Of the the Hotel there is brick house. each 20
feet in LENGTH and each continuing 2 rooms There Is likewise
large framed building containing ~ and great number
of other sufficient in all 10 entertain some 800 ~ ho per
There is also very superior dining oom 40 feet long,
built OF brick which Is sufficiently spacious 10 dine 400 persons
and comfortable private residence located the
dining and well situated the residence Of those
intending the dining There good store house
which there might BE- done good ba-iness ia the mercantile line
There s also good bath house. wh eight rooms appropriated
for bathing The stables equal Virginia for
venience &C., there being Of brick sufficient contain
least IS horses also, framed stable sufficient ~
horses The yard and pleasure grounds having been laid w
crleratrd English gardener and ahe borders beautifully
corale with snrbb-ry Of different kinds makes this
beautiu! situation The Springs located fiat surpassed
in beauty by In the world. The OF the Amelia
Springs have been anayzed by Dr. Bridges Of pbadephn and
approved of by Duct Parish OF the place The following
the analysis compared with that Of the White Sulphur Springs
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MY BIRTH DAY.

MY BIRTH DAY.
Pillow thy head upon this heart,
My own, my cherished wife;
And let us for one hour forget
our dreary path of life.
Then let me Kiss thy tears away,
And bid remembrance fee
Baca 10 the days OF halcyon youth,
When all was hope and thee.
Fair was the early promise, love,
OF oIr joy -ireishied bark;
Snnl,t and lus:rons Ia the SKIES,
Now all So dim and dark.
Over a stormy sea, dear wife,
We drive with shattered sai,
Bat Love sits smiling a, The helm,
Aud mocks the threatening gale.
Come, let me part these clustering cnris,
And gaze u ION thy brow
How many. many memories
Sweep o'er my spirit now:
How much of happiness and grief,
How much OF hope and fear,
Breathe from each dear loved lineament
Most cloquently here.
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= Dead Shot for Worms in TIE Human Body

BRS. PERRY & HAMLIN'S YERMFUGE
iS invaluable Medicine has acquitted in The South and West
The appeaon of dead Shot,, from its great promptuess
and unparalleled certainly effect
The exceeding small quantity OF Medicine required test the
existence Of The sten-ts
operating in few hours without the aid of puraave
generally without repeating tie dosc together with the perfect
safety II IL being administered L. HE youngest Child constitute
one o The most brilliant discoveries n the The small
quantity necessary be- giErn almost any renders
lie cheapest me dicne before the pi'.r
Prepared onv by P!.EtY l. HANI.IN
WILLIAM EMNpG. Baltimore,
SAMI. L.. DOVE. Richmond. Gen. a gents.
BRACES & THOMAS, rctersburs,>
Aug. Is RIM
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From THE CHEROKEE CouYTRY-Althouch SIN
ceey regret tina, any part Of the late umors fr, the
Cherokee country turns out to b, true il is ssfac
tory to receive, through authentic a channel the
following letter, the exact facts of the case Al III.
assurance that nothing like general commoiion ,opg
the Chernkecs is likely 10 ensne. in conseouee t
what has happened. National inte'igeneer
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1,HE CHEApEsT BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN IRIcH

THE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN IRfCH
MoND, is kept by ). A. SMITH, at the Of the Red
Boot Main opposite the end of the Old Market
hnuse All persons wishing from Is per
Boots and Shoes requested TO give CALL as deter
mined To sell cheaper than any house IN the city, for cash
Here let give partial statement of my pnces-The best
Richmond made from 81 so 81 So high Shoes
from 81 - 81 81 footed in the best style So
81 Al my work OF the hest material and workmanship and
warranted stand ladies' thick sole Walking Shoes from e
81 5 Richmond made Slippers and lies from 81 cents
TO 81 y; Chldns 81 ST. Ioots,
proof from 81 50 81 5O oeans from ST. cents TO 81; IL
dies leather and seal Roots from IS cts 81 So Bosues
cheap and all other kinds in proportion. invite all
wishing purchase Boots Shoes from pair 10
thousand 10 give CALI they viii be well paid for their
trouble.
Or Boots and Shoes made and repaired to order
Don't forget the Red Boot. 9. A. SMITH.
Richmond, August o5 1913. 3l-2aw3m
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ce..r FORGERY IL New YORK The Tribune
;vss The following account Of series OF succession
soraeres. which have astonshed tina, city They were
committed by Henry Saunders, Jr., young man only
is years of age who was some months since empS W
n,srding & Co. auciioneers, No. 20 William street
"A. was missed from the counting room on THURSDAY
last, at little after noon, and had not since been seen
there but this excited lutte apprehension, as u was
supposed he had failed to attend through 'ndsposlon
On Saturday, however, Messrs. a. w ~ Co, learned
co, ono Of the banks that their account there was
ovnrdrawn On examinations it was ascertalned, that
had been accustomed by successful forgery close
investigation instituted, and was nscer'ane" az
stated in the American, that forged checks 10 lhe
amounts designated had been paid by the following
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cla.. 5O to he drawn sa.nrd.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass 50, to he drawn Saturday,
Both September, 1873
Cephass3,noo 900. 5000 30 prizes Of 1000 &C.
Tickets Sl0-SlareS IN proportion.
certificate of package OF % Whole Tickets Sl3Gslarcs
proportion.
]. G. GREGORY CO, Managers, Richmond, Va
paper containing account Of the drawing will be-
all who order from
Aua. Is 2S-wd
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As we'll as Spectacle Glasses of every dessp'on . U!
lie hestows great pains the selection OF his ~ h..
and he his friends his Classes are "i tI
luaty wen ground and perfectly N. eye he
ease OF me science OF opes ahu l.e 81 cbdosng se
aces Glasses. All Of which will be disposed "i Q"
bic terms 1r Old Gold and Silver taken IN exchange u
Petersburg, June 80 1913.
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CHARLES LiNSDEN,

Js,reIier, Pe.crSbGT1, .
Continues Ia rcPalf " y. 4"
Clocks and j-welfy, NJ 'lou >"
tice, and IN such = manner d"
give satisfaction. lie Keep 80
stantIy on hand well se'.eieg 80 W.
of Watches. Jewelry, SILVER ~.
and Fancy Goods, embracinsaiipn
every article usually KEEP !"
elry Store.
In addition will he found 30 -
ceilen; assortment 81 ,rrs
rEEI. MOUNTED sPhi ~ 49, '
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Correspondence Of the Tropic.

FRoNTERA DE T0RAscO, Aug 2.
Gentlemen: There have been revolutions on top Of
revolutions in this State and eggs laid which will hatch
one at time for year 10 come, in all probability
TBey had fight at San Juan Bantista on the 10Th ul
time, in which Sen;amanl lost - 40 men. On The
2Sth, they had another battle at jonata IN which The
Federal troops were defeated with severe loss.
The whole Navy is at Vera Cruz. Commodore
Marine speaks in The highest terms of Commodore
Moore, for his bravery oil Campeachy. Ee has been
heard to say tina: the attack OF The Commodore with
sloop, upon two steamers the daring act of
modern times.
have been sick for three months, or | should have
written frequently. Now, however, you shall hear
fro IA, me often. Yours, T.
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Aug. Is

EMnVFD 10 the opposite OF The street. and f:cns the
10 franklin Hotel, John Earleys Sland south side
lain, 3j house from Governor street.
We would take this late Opportunity Of thanking The public for
nvors received The last years It design at first
establish ourselves through the press bu, TO do il by giving
sacton TO all who call upon which consider far prefea-
any other basis and of which glad 10 know has
len almost universal.
IT'S design To the this tme and for
future All goods sold by that do please in COST quail
h color, make fashion, otherwise be reurned and
money feinnded-provided the shall not have been
oon We nave at This time large Stock If not larger than
YIN The State tn our line o business and would respectfully
ye the economist to give rail before purchasing, and
4tne for hmse and pronounced as low
than any Other IN the city shall be much deceived
eve have Cioh Coats NJ S2 while others charge sl2 for making
nd trimming the customer furnishing The CLOTH and pants So
III are sold Tor Si and Vests Shirts Drawers liandkechefs
nyas STOCKS Suspendcrs Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
nds and qualities and nj other articles usually kept by Cloth
Of which we are determined sell low, for cash. and
uest the pnbc TO call and whether thew want 10 buy not
~ al 6ands pcrrd.tsd. J. BRASNAN & co.
Sept. 10, ls4a. 36-wlys
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H. ANTHONY sill connues 10 sci! Hats n the iolown:
- low Pricrs
Plain Russia Brush Hats from & 81 10 So silk Hats, made
on fine fur bodies pro from 81 80 Ia 81 so Buys Hats
from Is 81 Fur Cap, from 81 Ia STA; GcEiIcmrn's Ciotl
Caps from 81 lo 81; together with assortment of Mems ant
Boys Hair Sealet and Glazed Caps black and crab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. T.rms-Cash
lie keeps during the Summer large assortment Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages.
n. B.-liats made TO order.
January LIST, 1919. WHY
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 49, to be drawn Saturday,
10th September, Si3
cas-s3oOOO 10000 100 prizes Of OOO Ito prizes of 300
&c, &C.
Tickets sl0--lalves 5-Iuarers2 so.
certificate of package Of &c Wlo.e Tickets Sl30saes
in proportion.
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1t was stated that on Wednesday authentic checks
for the amounts above mentioned were gwen TO Sann
ders pay consgners the proceeds oil sales mace Oh
their behalf Thesl checks were accurately COPIED
and the formed name, delivered TO the consgnors from
whom receipts were taken The genuine checks were
then presented at the several Banks add immediately
cashed After drawing The money, Saunders went 10
his boarding. house paid his bull took his clothing, say
Ing, when taking laave ta, his father had received an
appointment as medical officer in the British service
and going instantly to the office of the Great Western,
entered his name as WIN. Henry Taylor, of ONO, PAID
800 for his passage, and So the Steward, and drove
to the ship jus. in time to get on board de was son
of DR.. Saunders, an Engshmen residing at Mammal
,anye. The father has not yet been discovered by the
Police Saunders said TO be unskillful penman,
and be probably had assistance in perpetrang the for
gerry All the checks paid in bills of $1,000 each,
except one which paid in bills of S50s and SlOOs
He purchased of Mr. Franklin, broker in Wall street,
300 sovereigns and this all The money winch he con.
verted into gold. The bills will probably be OF little
use to him abroad and his first attempt to pass them
will doubtless lead to his detection and arrest.