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Perth smhoy. n. j..

PERTH AMBoY, n. j., July p, 1858.
Hotels FSshing-1he Maine LGw ia JerSey-Big
Shark Story Rush for tie Meas, &c.
How pity you poor denizens of the metropolis,
troiling under summer sun, when, by taking boat
at the foot of Robinson street. at the pary fare Of
I2a cents you can enjoy cool breeze from the
ocean, and excellent bathing and fishing to your
hearts content, weak fish being quite abundant The
city, though small, is quiet resort in summer.
They have got branch of the North American
PhalaDx of Red Bank, who have bought the ground
Of DR.. King, and are now erecting one hundred
houses for the accommodation of the members; but,
as another correspondent has given the readers Of
THE New YORK HERALD description Of the place,
it would be useless for me to say any more The
principal hotel in the place. called the Brighton
House-the former residence of Bruen, of CONNER
cial Bank notoriety-is large, well kept house,
capable Of accommodating two hundred boarders
The house now contains one hundred and fifteen
boarders, mostly the families Of gentlemen doing
business in New York, who generally so down
on Saturday evening. Among the principal
private residences worthy of note is Commodore
Kearney's, who has large well built house. and
extensive grounds Mr.. MERIT IS very e9ce.t Ii
man having two fine houses-one on each side OF his
private dweling-which he always Keeps vacant, Tor
what reason no one can tell.
The beauty of this resort is the fishing though not
Weak fish, blue fish, porgies, &C., &C., are caught
in great abundance, and nov and then shark.
fisherman, Frank Seguine, caught one last week
measuring nine feet in length, and he says he has
caught them as long eleven twelve feet. Direct
~ opposite, On the Staten Island shore, is the
Grove, known as Mount Rermon, lately Biddles,
where excursions from New York OF daily occur
renee. In fact it is of the pretiest groves you
can find. The watermen Of Amboy make an excel
lent living ferIyng passengers over to Amboy where
they generally come to dine although very few get
served this season, account Of the license of the
tavern keepers being stopped by the Common Coun-
Gil, the members being all temperance men, (some-
thing quite new that-an alderman to be a tee-to-
taller y But there is liquor drank since the Ii
censes were stopped than ever was before in the
same time. So much for the Maine Liquor law in
Amboy. If you want anything nice and substantial,
just 60 to Mr. Dan. Willett and his wife, real old
fashioned people, and they the kind to give you
hospitable welcome. You can get down here four
times day. and on Sunday morning at 8, 10, 3, and
4 o'clock by good steamboats,, eat hearty dinner
or supper and then be ready for bathing fishing,
your inclination prompts you. We get the papers
from New York about ii o'clock A. NJ, and fifteen
minutes after that not a copy OF the New YORK
HERALD can be bought for love or money, and they
will grumble to lend it to you much is it sought
after. But must close this letter, as | going
down to Shrewsbury. | viii give a few items on
the way. j. II. Z.
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psx a eltv rith nearby 10 ooo inhabitsnts, ra.ii

row city with nearly so,Vuo innapitau's' rAplaiy
Increasing We have The widest, longest and best
shaded avenues and streets ia the couutry. Beauti
nj public buildings and private residences decorate
the cry and the heatbgul breezcs Of Lakes Eric ana
ST. Clair drive away all the cpl emies in GUNNER and
supplyus with an invgorating and strengthening AZ
mosphere in winter. We have a large number Of tine
church ediGces one just completed, ST. Pauis, vii
vie with some Of your own in point Of c0taess and
sperdor. Besides several hotels Of good standing
new and magnificent Connecticut freestone pie mas
lust been completed, called the "N4tional,R fitted,
furnished and conducted by Messrs Fellers z BEN
amin in style equal to your famous metropolitan.
he increase OF travel demanded the building of this
house, and the manner in which 1t Is kept and the
popularity il has attained, make Us Detroters bold
to invite all creation to pay visit, assured that
they will be well cared for.
The road across Canada will be completed this fall
and then we shall be in daily communication with
New York. We shall shortly have five railroads in
operation. Besides whole feet OF superb lake
steamers, we have a magnificent one building by
Captain Ward, the Father of the Lakes to be
named the E. X. Collins, to run to Lake Superior.
DETROIT.
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Another Voice from Ncxyport

OCEAN HOUSE, Newport, II. l., August 8, 1853.
Dulness Of Ncwpon-iHe Reason wty People A.
LcW themselves 10 be B0fel There The Name Ii
quor Lar-Rpley and Baacroft-THe old MI
Grcnnd Crer, &C.. &c.
should have endeavorcd to have sent you long
before this, some few sketches OF this locality, had
there been anything worth chronicling in the CO.
lumns OF your paper; but this seems to be the very
empire Of dulness, day is like unto another and
there is hardly anything here worth calling your
attention TO
Newport seems TO ha taken as . sort Of scdltive by
those persons who have been exhausted Ivy The round
OF gaieties at Saratoga and other more favored VIZ
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A Rra exc from Lake Erie.
DETROIT, Mich, Jul,

DETROIT, Mich, July II, 1853.
Deiroit-Hs People It's Situation, its Adyantages--
Baynnm and +. X. Cohans-Cdy Improvements
-New Hotels--Splendid Steamers, &c, &c
The rapidly developing resources Of our mineral
regions at Lake Superior, and the peculiar adaptabs
BY of our climate for raising the great stape-wool--
seems 10 have opened the eyes OF your capitalists
Gently to the fact that such place as Detroit exists
Within few days past we have been visited by Mr.
Dodge, OF the house Of Phelps, Dodge ~ Co., Mr..
f. n. Collins, Of ocean steamer notoriety, and this
morning, Mr. p. 7. Barnum himself, has been seen In
our streets. These, withShundreds Of others, are
vending their way to the cool breezss Of the Upper
Peninsula.
Strangers, and New Workers particularly, are
ktsGek mitl tLe bstuty and location Vi Detroit II -
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NEWPORT, r. l., August . Ie53.
SpcfuidttonS-1He Ges E,qn1ans-Day Boat from
Nw Yo,k-THe Belle Of Newpmt and Her
!, Iortuae-7M Ladies GeaeraUy- Scarcity Of
B'anS-- Rainy Weather, &C., Sc.
Newport has wonderfully improved within the last
two or three years, and the price Of land bis in
creased amazingly Lots which sold for u 900 last
5ear readily bling 81 200 at This time and ltll the
rates arc rapidly advancing. Mary nice little for
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TEE SUMNER RETREATS.
The Co polling Or Spots in tlle
United States.
TIE GOSSIP OF THE DAY.

Buds and Blossoms Of Fashionable
Eociety.
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OGssH0,.y.

Died, at Moorfields, in this county, on Friday
the I'd inst, Of Tubercular Consumption. Miss
JAM DAVIS WanDktL, youngest daughter Of
Francis N. Waddell, esq, aged 81 years. The
idol of her family circle, aud graced with every
charm which renders youth and her sex attrac-
tive, she needed but the addition of the beautiful
and child-like piety, which adorned her last mo.
ments Of consciousness to render her as nearly
perfect as the ffailties Of human nature admit Of
CoaNUSIcATED.
Died, in Petersburg, on Monday evening the
5ih inst, at IL o'clock, Of Catarrhal Fever, after
an illness Of thirty-six hours, in the 9Th year Of
his age. GEoReE WAtKER, second son Of w.
A. and Elizabeth P. Cameron.
Also, on "Wednesday evening, the 7th inst,
at o'clock, of consumption, in the 3oth year
of her age, ELIzaBKrH PAeE CAMERON, wife Of
Mr.. Walker A. Cameron, and daughter ofthe late
NJ. john w alac,, u Petersburg.
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MURDER WILL 0uT.--0n the 22d
ult., a Mr.. CULVER was arrested at
lIoulton. Me-. for the murder of Mr..
cogswell. a shingle maker, which is
said to have been committed two years
ago, in that vicinity. CULVER board.
ed at the time with Cogswell, and the
wife Of the latter become enamored
with her boartler, and instigated him
TO the murder. After Cogswell was
missing, CULVER reported that ne had
run of. Mrs. Cogswell returned to
her friends in New Brunswick, and
CULVER shortly followed. They lived
together for solne time, but at last
quarreled when she twitted him Of
having killed her husband. His re-
ply was, "you urged me to do it."
This being overheard, led tohis arrest.
A party OF friends had gone TO the
single camp to search for the bones
of Mr.. Gogswell.
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wnOLEsALR
Boot and Shoe Store


Pefersburg, ElrkInln.
SAMUEL DRUAM0ND q Co s4ks ths
= rrzksa a ssl~smsx shsiS iss~nas ssd sis
Pofl'c Een<faily. thss hey hss< 5<ssrnissd 10
easSuei their busin<-s 10 ksu,s <ngl<s, b. rtsse-
sss<. and no~ spP~sr t~Sose her ks<.ss ~ssA a
eatfe sob &
Boots. shoes and Broesas,
Travelling and Packing Trsnks.
Carpet Bags and yalices.
French 4 American Calf q Kip skins,
Wax aud Russell Leather,
Goat. Kid aud French Morocco Skias,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather,
Shoe makers Tools and Findings in
every possible variety;
70 si 4 which We particularly in,iss The sss.a-
ton Of fhe trade.
We are no~ receiving the largest and s,c<x
complete steek 81 Goods s.sr ozIsr~d in Pss~n-
burg. which se dali take great pleasure in
showing our fri<adx
Our pSicrs shall be a. LOW % similar goods can
BE- ssid IA any market. having purchased our
goods a. dra hands. and ssrly In The summer.
We feel persuaded Ne csa otivr Inducements.
The advantages Of buying goods Of Wholesale
dealers are 20 many. we think Il needle.s 10 snu-
mersie thems oar STOCK will always b. large and
commanding.
We respectfully ssaiei q cell from psrsons
purchasing Shoes OF Lssth<s.
We have removed Ia the Store formerly oc-
cupi~d by smyth a Dunn. few doors below
M'liwsins. Son & Co. Petersburg. We.
SAMUEL. DRliMMOND,
! JOHN NJ. WYCHE.
August lo. ss-lm
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THE NkxT coxoxEzx.-Commenting
on the next Congress. the New fork
Tribune saws
I. The House viii conssin more new
member. than any that ever met before.
except possibly that Of ls4l. Run
ning our eve pretty carefully over the
list. we find that about two thirds uf
the whole are strangers to any Con-
gressionsl Directory yet published.
Our Congresses are becoming more I'M
stable and fuetuating. OF the men Of
mark in the house very few years
since. hardly one is left"
The Tribune adds:
.Of absolutely new members, the
most eminent is Col. Thomas II. Ben.
ton. Of Missouri. Who has been thirty
years a member of the Senate. But
for the sfringency Of party discipline.
he would probably be chosen Speaker.
as Henry Clay vas. ON FIRST taking his
seat in the House. We apprehend no
such good result is nomre be hoped for.
Heis strict disciplinarian. thorough :
IL familiar with parliamentary law. and
would make an Independent and eff
cient Speaker" 80
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A New NAVY AGENT APPOINTED
DIR. Richard p. Ashe. Of Stockton, Ca
lifonia, iormerly Of North Carolina,
has been appointed Navy Agent at San
Franchises. This gentleman went to
California. we believe, soon after il
came into our possession. aud has sub
sequently been leading democratic
politician of the new State. sheriff,
&C., by election.
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SALES OF LOTS
On Beaufort Harb0r.

THE Carolina City Land Company viii ssll
= 10 the highest bidder. on shrir premises At
White Hail. on Monday the AIS, ds, u October
next. large number Of valuable Lots.
The LANDS Of this Company front about two
miles on the most accessible and hest part 81 the
Harbor. and are considered the mast valuable ON
il. They are in full view OF the Ocean, and will
be Handsomely and conveniently laid on, for bu-
siness aud pleasure. No Improvement can b
made with Central OF Western Garolns. or the
waters CONNECTED With the Hsrhos, without be-
nefising shess lands. The Carolina Civ Com.
ppny, aware Of this fact, beg leave 20 say. tha,
they have no agents 81 drumfa~rs In the We.,.
ern part IL the State" or say where ~lse. offer.
Ing 10 sell Lots al low rate 10 secure influence.
hu' lha. all tho sales Of their land arc required,
by the articles Of agreement, 10 be 10 the highest
bidder.
The gentlemen who compose this Company
have made arrangements ID improve their lands
to the amount Of about $4,000 During the
winter and ensuing spring. large Hotel will hs
built, Wharves. Turpeniine Disiileries, and
Steam Saw Mill will he put in operation.
There Is excellent clay on the premises for
making brick. and also on the adjacent wstsrs:
and as experience has proved the importance Of
FIRE proof buildings in commercial place. the
board will mol allow aIy hut substantial Gre proaf
buildings 10 he permanently erected on ANY lands
they may sell.
To persons who may prefer. the board will
lease lots for term Of years. They respectfully
invite all persons In any way interested TO be
present at the sale and rsc ior themselves. Es
pccially mcchanics.-ship carpenters. brick ma
sons, &c. as foi them no richer harvest can he
promised than the future prospects Of Caroline
City.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth cash--,he balance in insialn.en,s
at IL, Is and "a months, interest from date.
All letters on business Of the Company s,lJ,es.
TO John NJ. Rose, Secretary, Fayetteville, N. e.
By order Of the Board.
T. r. UNDERWOOD, President.
August Is, 1853. 9s--sw
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Attention !!

70 the Commissioned and non.commissioned OF
.fcers and Musicians Of tie 47fh Regiment Of
the North Carolina Militia.
VOU are hereby commanded to appear OF
Hlisborough, On Friday the 9TH Of October
next. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. AIMED and equipped
as the law directs. for drill muster and court mar
tial I; aud on Saturday the s,h, you will appear
with your respective companies. armed and equip
ped. as the law directs, for Regimental exercise
and review.
By order ofthe Colonel commandant.
w. ]. FREELAND, Adjutant.
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DIR. STRONG,S
Compound Sanatiye Pills.

sHHEsE Pills are entirely Vegetable, and are
most superior Medicine. in the cure Of al
Bilious con.piaints. Chihs and Fewr. Dysptp-
sra. cosiireness, Liuer Compiaiat, dundee,
Sick Headache, Serofuid, Sal Rhenn, Fevers Of
aHkinds, Loss Of appetite, 0tstrueied and Paia-
Jui Meastruatioa, aud all lingering Diseases.
As a Female Medicine they act like charm;
and when taken according 10 the directions, they
never fail 10 cure the worst cases Of Piles. al.
Ter all other remedirs fail.
They purify the blood, equalizc the circulation,
restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory
Organs to healthy tone aud action; and as an
Anti. Bilious Family Medicine. they have no g
quail. Price IS cents per box.
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THR MAINE Law.-Goy. Parsons has
officially announced the ratification by
the people OF the Maine Law, recenliy
adopted by the Michigan Legislature.
The vote stood for the Prohibltory Lii
quor Law, 40, 449 against Prohibition
2S,O5l.
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WnoLhsALE TRADT FALL Ie5s

aA@ AeA%
WthE 1liirIing slrrtss Ehich Ne ksss ~
= Niih danhg ths las lhss< yrals. IA osn5oei-
wholesale Boot 4 Shoe Trade,
hss isdsesd - ~ - into h ca
MORE Exa EssJyE SCALE.
and so that purpo<s ws have enlarged sBd k,ssd
q, he steve wiseh ne occupy. % a. 10 enable
% % keep mach larger soek q Goods ,hsn ne
have h<reiofoss drae.
Ne see no~ rsc<issns large suppses Il srti-
eas. belonging 70 sg* l<ane1 a trade. roeh a.
Boots. Shoes. Brog4hs, Trunks.
Carpet Bags. vsIiees. Wrapping Paper.
i.acings. SC.
Our sssorln.ent d sew eoinpisse, comprising
ever l.o0o Packages Of fresh and season.
able gods. every srieis 81 which has been psr-
eh2<-d on the most favorable terms. dfres froua
lhe Manufacturers. expressly for our Wholesale
Fan Trade.
Weekly arrivals from The Essi ~ill keep our
sssoiinent perfect duEiag the scsson-
We ssSei, an examination Of our stock from
ell Merchants visiting our city. feeling assured
that lhess buying BY the package OF dozen. will
find our ASSORTMENT a. commanding. snd eur
iefaas ss ses.oaable a. can be mel With any
~ W. R. JOHNSON & CO..
Two dsois helow Paul & McIixsine.
Petersburg. Va.
August ~. oe-lm
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
"A FaOIRACrED Ass6ag : - - IA silh
2 ne bap.ia ChnnCh. q Mars Han. Onnes
ea1nly, ~ c. TIE milrs noElh - Halsbussazh.
oammenems sssasdsy h~lse ~ fnss Lsrdsdsr
10 Ocaok<f. ls5s- Minisssrang bs<sAx<~ iavissd
= ss~~d-
nc. STROUD. G. G. Pro. ten.
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The Rev. W. Baird. Of the Southern
Presbyterian. has associated with him
John NJ. Frazer. and the paper will
hereafter be conducted in the name of
Baird & Frazer.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

ORANCE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1883.
Ut is ordered BY the Court, that the Clerk give
notice, in the HilIsborough Recorder, that
majority Of the justices meet on Monday of No
vember Court next, for the purpose Of elscting
Of Common schools.
Test, GEORGE LAWS, c. c. 9.
September 5ih, 1853. a.
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Copper & Tin.

TINE suh-erilsr having become proprietor Of
Il fhr Tin ssd Copper Eslshlssl.meni lately
o~aed by A. G. Muniock. l-rgs leav~ 10 inform
the eiliarns Of Hillsl'eesuxh aud the Surrounding
country. that be viii continue 70 carry on the
Tin and Copper Bu>inrss in al It's vsrioas
branches. and would he plrased 10 have call
from all wishing 10 purchase an, article in his
line Of business.
Merchants Will he supplied Il the usual whole.
sale prizes. a. tic shortest notice. AMI tho Tin
delivered m slieir tovrs free nf casi. Every ar
licIe wsusnleJie he q good material and the
workmanship good
Has shop win be found one door above p. b.
Ruins store.
eli ,RLES THOMPSON.
Sept. II. 1853 o2--Iy
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The Raleigh I" Standard" in its
eager exultation at the result Of the
recent Gubernatorial election in ren>
nessee, seems to have overlooked the
fact, that Andrew Johnson owes his
triumph mainly to the advocacy Of a
measure, which that paper has lost no
opportunity Of denouncins as allied 70
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Fall Stock, August, 1853.
KERR q IIARBTRY,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,

Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia,
IMPORTERS. aud Dealers ia China, Giass
and Earfhea- Ware, Lamps and Looking
Glasses. Britannia and Siirer PLaied
Ware, Walters, DC DC,
HAVE just received by the ship " Lord Stan.
II ley from Liverpool, their Fall Supply Of
China and Crockery and have also to hand a
large and beautiful assortment Of GLASSWARE,
selected from the best Factories in the country,
which. together with full supply Of every other
article in their line, renders their stock unusually
attractive, all Of which having been obtained on
the most favorable TERMS they are enabled and
will offer as great inducements AS any similar
establishment, either North or South. A call
and examination from Merchants is respectfully
solicited.
Petersburg, Aug. is, 1853. s9--3w
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PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS.
T,HE Subscribers have this day formed Co
u partnership under the firm aud style Of
HILL & NICHOLS. for the purpose Of con.
dueiing the Fancy and House Furnishing Goods
business and have taken the ssose on Boiling.
hook street. toImrh, occupied By Messrs.I. w.
Rice and Bro.
WM. r. HILL.
DUDLEY NICHOLS.
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IT NOTICE.-w We have obtained the service
es Of Mr.. II. ]. Williams, formerly Of Charlotte
Court House. Va. but recently Of New York,
where he has becn engaged Cor length Of time
in one Of the larges, fancy goods houses IN that
city. and is perfectly acquainted with the husi'
ness. He will take great pleasure in waiting ON
his friends either in person or by order.
HILL & NICHOLS.
/ Petersburg, August S. ss-6w
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MLANE WORM SPECIFIC /!

The following, from customer. shows the
demand which this great medicine has created
wherever il has been intr0luced:
Z Blossbug. rioga 20. Pa. March 80. 1850.
Geniiemen.-ln consequence offhe great con-
sumption of your" Worm Specific" in this place
and vicinity, we have entirely exhausted our
stock. We should feel obliged by your for.
watding, via Corning, n. Y. 20 dozen, with
your hill on The reception Of which We will re-
init you the money.
From the wonderful effects Of said Specific
in This neighborhood. there could he sold annual
" large quantity. Tito he had (wholesalc and
reiail) from some local agent. Ii You would
compensate person fol trouble and expense OF
vending. | think could make it to your advan'
tage TO do 10.
Yours, respectfully, WIN. VI. MALLORY.
Messrs. ]. KIM & Co. Per w. E. PearkR
- For sale by d. HEARI'.r, Hillsborough.
IT wouLn HaapLr DO for any one 10 have III,
temeriiy nowadays TO question the excellence 0
DIR. Hoofland's German Bters. which are prepar
ed hy DR.. g. NJ. Jarkson. In cases Of dysIep
STA. liver complaint aud arrangement Of the di
grstye organs. lhei, many virtues have long sine
been made plainly apparent. They purge from
the system the morbid humors which retard ih
natural functions, and bring palcness 10 tn
cheek, and suffering to the brow. They hanis
those clogs upon happiness, and restore the sys
TEN to high health.
sIF See advertisement in another column.
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A CARD.

YNHE subscriber takes this opportunity Of re-
= turning his thanks % his friends and the
public geucnly for the very liberal patronage
bestowed IN him during his coancxion with 9th
er houses in this city, and hopes by strict a.ien-
ton 10 business 10 merit continuance Of the
sane. WM. II. HILL
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5 Cents Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber. on the 5th
~ inst, bound hoy by the name Of David
w. Rhew, aged about 20 yeals. The above re-
ward. hut no thanks. will be given for his deli.
very TO me and all persons are hereby forewarn-
ed agains, harhoring or employing him, under
penalty of the law.
DAVID WARREN.
Sept. Is, 1858. 02-3wpd.