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Up AGAIN.-Wm. Henry Ross, an ema

Up AGAIN.-Wm. Henry Ross, an eman-
cipated slave, whose has repeatedly been re-
corded upon the criminal annals of the Mayors
Court, brought up again yesterday on the charge
of throwing brick bat at negro woman named RAJ
chael, slave TO Patrick Donohue, on Tuesday evening
last. Rachael lives in the valley and Ross went to
her house Tuesday evening to get some bacon. They
got into quarrel about it, when Ross called her
names, and she then threw axe at Ross He
lodged it, and she tried to pick it up again levelled
her with brick bat The brick bat was thrown with
such force as to splinter Rachaeps left jaw and knock
out four of her teeth Ross could have easily avoid
ed the difficulty.
AS Ross stands indicted for remaining in the
Commonwealth contrary to law, the Mayor suspend
ed his decision upon the above charge until Monday
next, by which time the Hastings Court will have
decided whether Ross should be sold into sa-
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HusTfNGs CouRTB Before Aldermen
Winvfe1d. gr.v. Faryer 4s.,~., .,a &c.,.
common,realh ~ H<yssn rt,.h5o1s, 8 S $3.50.
for msdemeanor. f,sse 81 $. ,s 80. !.
accused until Fr,dav ncxt 1vs,,tis. =. s,
the sum Of ESQ 70 snre.r sA'Aeu -
S,or,..or...aJ,. -, s. -. -,
misdemeanor f,o,t,,,,.a ,,..:, -. .1 ~
rseovrvsa IS ~, -, e eso 81 hughes
r,.--.--.,.1 = 80 4iea1'
a. rs7 y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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FrRr-About half past eight o'clock last

night fire broke out in the carpenters shop of pr.
John Gillespie located on Main 5th street. The
shop and its contents were entirely consumed. The
carpenters shop adjacent to the left, occupied by N
Brumfed, was slightly seorched, and the rear of the
brick stable, the right, attached to the house occu
pied by Mrs p Robinson, the corner OF 5th street.
was also scorched. Mr.. Gillespie, are informed,
lost new morticng machine, tools and quantity q
ssoek-probably worth $500. He was not insured,
and the loss viii fall heavy on him. we learn he ID
not over-able to bear it. The other damages viii be
covered by S25 or $50. Supposed to be the work Of
an ineendiarY.
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FRAUDS IN LAND yvAgRANTs.-The Washington
Star contradicts the story which first appeared in
the New York Express, that there had been devei'
opponents of stupendous frauds IN Land Warrants
in which officers of the government were Implicated
The Star Gays that is wholly without foundation
1t is equally untrue ii says that frauds in the pur
chase of goods for the Indian Bureau have been dis
covered rssE
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On the night of Monday last, a mere youth was ar
rested while attempting to break into the Railroad
pepot at Worcester, Mass. He had loaded pistols
in his pocket and check for $500 and money which
he confessed he had stolen from his employer In
New York. He refused to give his name.
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News from Commodore Shubrick at Passport, just
before he sailed for the fishing grounds represents
that no vessel sailing from Eastport for the fisheries
had armed ITSELF and that there need be no appre-
hension that any in that immediate vicinity will so
conduct themselves as to embarrass the govern
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NEGRO JUSTICE IN THE SoUTH.-In an ar
tiele to-day, we have something to say upon
the falseness of Mrs. STOVES Uncle Tom and
the Northern Abolitionists in declaring that
there is no law for the slave at the South
The last New Orleans Picayune brings infor-
nation of case quite in point. In Napoleon
Louisiana, negro was tried for bloody as
sault with intent to kill, upon white man,
wounding him terribly on the head with a
Ratchet. The white man swore positively to
the identity of the negro; yet the jury dis
agreed, there being circumstances which ia
vored the idea that the negro arraigned was
not the person, and these circumstances, in
the minds of portion of the jury, were put
against the positive testimony of the wound
ed man.
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The New VEssELs.-The two splendid
schoonere, the Lynchburg and Danville, designed
the Richmond trade, lying at Rockets They are,
we believe the largest and finest schooners we have
ever had at our port.
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News from the Macedonian, which is on her way
to join the Japan Squadron, announces her arrival
at ST. Helena June 18th, and the death of N. NJ. w
ABBOTT, son Of Captain ABBOTT, who commands
the Macedonian Young Abbott was acting as Cap
tains clerk, and died of an affection of the lungs
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Jordan Miller, for threat
enng to whip his wife, Sarah Ann Miller, last Sun
day night was required yesterday to give security TO
keep the peace in the sum of 500.
On Tuesday last Stephen d. Saunders and John s.
Clarke were, upon mutual charges threatening to
assault each other required give $500 security to
keep the peace.
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Prof WIN. B. ROGERS, his brother, and some
other gentlemen arrived in Wythevllie, last week.
on their way to Washington county 1t Is CONGO
tured that they purpose some geological expiora-
tons in the South West.
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CHILHowEE SPRINGs.-These Springs are
one mile from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, twenty miles from Abingdon, six
miles from Saltville, near the ebbing and
flowing Springs, and seventy miles east OF the
Natural Bridge in Scott county. A writer in
the Abingdon Democrat says these mineral
waters possess advantages equal, if not SUI
perior, in sanative effects, to any other by
glen springs in the United States" 1t is pro
posed to form company to establish it more
effectually as watering place-to put up
buildings, and make arrangements to accom-
modate large company. No part of South
western Virginia is said to supass the Chill
howee valley in beautiful scenery.
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RAIN IN THE UNITED STATEs.-A paper
submitted to the Association for the Advance.
ment of Science by Prof. BLoDGET, of the
Smithsonian Institute, states the following in
teresting facts:
The portion of the continent East of the Rocky
Mountains differs essentially from the Western por.
ton and from Europe in regard to the distribution and
amount of rain Its fall is symmetrical and general
not IRE uar aud local.
The actual amount annually falling is greater in
low countries, and decreases with the elevation.
1t is greater in the Mississippi valley than on the
Atlantic coast in the latitude by about one
eighth.
1t is less in the Alleghanies than the Atlantic
coast in the same ATTITUDES by about one-eighth.
The law of distribution is depuced of ocular
decrease in amount with decrease in temperature,
whether that decrease of temperature is due to in
creased elevation or higher latitude.
The sources of supply of moisture considered
as lying beyond the surface atmosphere.
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SUspEsDED.-Mr. Brickwith was sum
moned to the Mayors Court yesterday and requested
to abate nuisance his premises in the rear of the
Catholic Church, between Broad and Grace streets
Judgment suspended in order to see If Mr. B. makes
the abatement.
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negro man had his right leg crushed between
the knee and ANGLE, ON Monday last. He was un
coupling the engine and tender. when he fen ana
st,etender passed over his leg.
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HrRnrnr,s PRopELLrR-The newly in.

DEATH OF MRs. WIcKHAM-Under our
obituary head win be found notice of the death of
Mrs. WIcgHAM, widow of the late JOHN WIcKHAM.
She was very extraordinary woinan-remarkable for
her strong intellect and the dignity of her character
She lived to an advanced age.
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PREsEsTED.-In our notice Of present
nents yesterday, the name Of person presented wa
given syVm. II. Sutton instead of WIN. d. Sutton
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TExAs.-Late accounts from Texas say there is
much sickness prevailing on the Colorado and
Brazos rivers, in the form of malignant dyson
terry.
The Texan Frontiers were not infested with In
dians-persons who had been upon the frontiers,
report that there are few Indians to be seen.
The sugar cane crop about Victoria promised
well
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samuel Jones, late Judge Of the Supreme Cour'
Of New York, died at Cold Spring ON Tuesday morn
ing, in bis e5thyear.
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COLLECTIONS IN New YORK FOR New
ORLEASs-The New York Express, of Mon
day, states the collections already made there
for the Howard Association of New Orleans,
at s14s5. 1t is hoped it will be largely in
craaSed
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DIscHARGED.-A summons against John
D. ouarles, for violating city ordinance, was dis
missed, the obstruction having been removed in due
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-11

The New York Commercial and the Jour-
nat of Commerce favor the idea of making
nominations for city officers Independent of
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Father Gavazzi spends most of his time at
Flushing, L. l., visiting New York, and lee
turing, occasionally. 1t is thought he viii
not revisit the Canadas-at least for the pre-
sent He purposed sailing Immediately for
Europe, in case active hostilities occurred,
but the present aspect of affairs abroad is not
regarded as favoring this design.
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Ms,rrrArroN Ar. EHAKspEARE,s HoME.-The
bennington Spa Courier, an English Journal, con
oi Inuisia1aa,n and fwp ladies in bis charge stand
accused with having distracted portion OF the
fiyIeaf from the Shakespeare family Bihla It STRAIT
ford upon Avon, during recent Wait there.
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FasEp-Tholnas Whitlock was, on yes.
srday ausd for obstruesins pOssien q esh street.
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EIl
DIED,

Suddenly, yesterday morning, Aug. 10th, in th
city, Mrs. ELIZABETH SELDEN WICKHAM, wi
dow of the late John Wickham, of this city.
The friends and acquaintance of her family
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral from her la
residence at 10 o'clock, this fThursday) morning
without further invitation
On the morning of the 10th, McKINNON, young
est child of Geo. W. and Nancy Ruffin, aged seven
months and ten days.
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TRzsrAssisG. Nancy, slave to William
Talisfso Was yesterday ordered 10 lashes by the
Mayor, for entering private room attached to
schaaf Z Co.'s store, on Broad street, yesterday
morning. and secretins herself there.
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FrsEp.-The r., F. and p r. r. Co. were
on Yesterday, fned S. for permitting the obstruction
of iron levers upon the track of the railroad
near the depot
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STEALING CHIcKENs.-A young white boy
named Charles Cook, runaway apprentice, inden-
tured from the Poor House, examined before the
Mayor yesterday the charge ofstealing two Shang
hal chickens from Mrs. Clarissa Cosgroye ON the Srd
instant
Mrs. Cosgrove stated that she missed two of her
chickens one day last week, and upon enquiry, was
informed by John Woody that Charles Cook had sold
them to Mrs Ann Hasan, ON End street, for whiskey
and drank the liquor Witness went to Mrs. Hagan's
and demanded her chickens, but Mrs. H. denied know
ing anything about them Finally, upon threatening to
procure search warrant, Mrs. H. stated that if she
would give her twenty-five cents she would get the
chickens, although she did not know where they
were. Witness consented to do this, and went home
and got the money. On returning, Mrs H. took her
into the back yard and gave her the two Shanghais
out of a coop. Witness considered Mrs. Hagan's a
most dreadful place. and that it running Second
street.
Augustus Miller, boy, deposed that Cook told him
he had stolen the two chickens.
Young Cook here said that Mrs. C. had hired h i'm
and wouldn't pay him his money.
The Mayor remanded Cook to JAIL and certified his
to the Grand jury of the Hastings Court now in
session,
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coo ENAMELED CRATES AND

EGEGH ENANEIED GhAIES A ND
OOO TENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS eser before otter
ed for sale IN this city, OF his manufacture The
Crates embrace all the various kinds and patterns,
beautiful rounding Fenders summer pieces, &e., 70
match. Orders for Crates, fenders, &c. from town
and country punctuaiiy attended 70 and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again viii pc
supplied at the lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts OH for cash by wholts sale Apply 81 my
Bell and Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th aud Sn
SAMUEL D. DENO0N
ALsO-FOR RENT the House recently occupied
by Mrs Quailes on Main, between Adfsns and foa-
shee streets. Terms moderate TO good tenant
Possession given Immediately.
au 1i--2ms D ~ ~
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The ESQUIRER.-It has been announced
in the Enquirer that Mr.. ROGER A. Pryor
has purchased an interest in that paper, and
will become one of the editors of that vepe-
rable journal in few days. Mr.. P. has
gained very considerable reputation as a
political editor in his yet rather brief career,
and promises to gain yet greater distinction.
He is quite an acquisition to the Enquirer.
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The Baltimore Meas thinks Baltimore wants
first-class hotel in the centre of the city
places of public amusement, theatres, &c, in
Baltimore street-and an opera house. Bal
timore street is the principal street of the
Mace
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR.-The market remains as we left it yester-
daybut small receipts OF new and sales TO the trade
at 80 TO S.; old S54.
WHEAT.-Sales at 81 20 to 81 Is, and the de-
nland active. We heard of one large crop sold at
ST So months credit.
TOBAcCO.-No change. Sales are animated at
full prices.
GUANO.-This article is still scarce, but we are
pleased TO learn the Peruvian Government have or
dered three hundred vessels to load, which viii
afford large supply and at the lowest price.
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The Abingdon Virginian states that the
fux or dysentery, of avery malignant char
acter, is prevailing in the lower end of Rus
sell county. Seventy persons had died in a
month or so in that locality.
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se.,rYr TURKEY AND THE BEAR.-lt has been
pretty generally supposed from the beginning
that the unequal fight between the Northern
Bear and poor Turkey would not take place,
and it is now well settled that there will be a
peaceful termination. At the heel of the al
tercation, Austria, which we can iken to no
better animal than the wolf, steps in and Of
fers her mediation between the parties, and
is Immediately accepted; and the assurance
is kindly given by the Bear to the omia6le
peace maker, that there will be no war
There is some policy in this admitting Aus
tria to play a conspicuous part in the settling
of the difficulties. 1t is, no doubt. to rob
France and England of the eclat to which
they are entitled for their zeal in the cause of
peace in this case. They had brought the af-
fair to point by their stern determination to
maintain the Turkish empire intact, and their
urgent efforts to prevent collision; and the
Gar, not pleased with their department, and
rather abhorring their motives, no doubt de-
sired the interposition of Austria to avoid in
some degree the chagrin of submitting alto
gether to the intervention of the obnoxious
powers The eleventh hour movement of
Austria, which is so acceptable to him, was
probably suggested by his direction
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HEsRIco CoUNTr CoURT.-This Court
has been occupied win the transaction Of evil bui
ness dining H. last Two dayy. An important civil
suit FOR SANDER carns up yesterday. James Bailey
charges Henry w. Sharpe with having said that he
Bsiley) burnt his tSharpes) barn. For this alleged
libel Mr. Bailey brings suit laying damages ut 5000
Mr.. w. w. crump for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Au-
gust and Young for the defendant The eynnsel for
the defendant rendered demurrer TO the declara-
ton of the plaintiff and the Court conceded the de-
murrer. Thereupon, Mr.. Grump, fer the plintif,
asked leave to amend the declaration and proeet 10
trial at once This motion under discussion after
the regular hour Of adjournment, when reporter
left Court.
HERBERT's PRoPELLER,-The newly In
vented propeller of Mr. W. II. Herbert Of this city,
recently tried so successfully upon the basin, we
learn has been astonishing the good people of Nor
ok with its able performance. The small boat to
which the propeller applied, towed four boats
full of men upon one trip, at the rate of two miles
per hour against the tide This is another proof Of
its adaptation to large vessels.
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH ENGLASD.-The local
correspondent of the Washington Republic
considers there are some knotty points in the
fisheries negotiation not heretofore noticed
He considers that reciprocal free trade with
Canada is not all that will be asked in return
for free fisheries; but that an opportunity will
be afforded the present Administration to dis
close how near to the mark of free trade be-
tween Great Britain and the United States
they are prepared to go. This, however, this
correspondent does not presume to say will
be insisted ON. Mr.. CRAMPToN, he says, how
ever, demands that the United States repeal
its bounties ON Goldfish. He also demands the
issuing of American registers to British ves-
sells built in the provinces, and free partici-
patton for them in the Atlantic and Pacific
coasting trade in return for free fisheries
close in the shore-thus abrogating the three
mile restriction.
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T OST, between G. Hartwells store and
IL Bacon Quarter Branch, BLACK SILK NAN
TELET, with deep fringe and lace gimp trimming -
The Under will receive dollar by leaving it at Mr.
HERRING'S store, on Broad street. an 1l--It*
EaOR RENTING small STORES, with
Second or New Market Apply to
au I1-2t JOHN CREME.
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- Ths bonesen ~ torrupondsn, . wen set w,l
=urrinter,, parto die bead u he sheepahead.
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PORT OF RICHMOND.

, -1-.---e- --.--I-- AkhItED,
Schr Chas. P. Brown, McKeay. from New York,
hay to Mark Downey.
Schr Essex, Hooper, from Boston, ice to Griffin &
Taylor.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Willis Travis Baltimore, coal.
Steamer City of Richmond Mitchell, from Phili.
delpha, passengers and mdz.
CLEARED,
Aug. 8-Bark Linda, Stewart, Sterling, master, for
Rio de Janeiro, with Hour
Aug. 9EBremen ship Helene, Voickman, master,
for Liverpool, with tobacco
NORFOLK, Aug. y.-Afd, sehr Eugenia, Chambers,
from Richmond, bound TO Mort h Carolina.
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DAVING STONE.-The subscriber is
u prepared to deliver. the shortest notice, any
quantity of PAVING STONE at any point on the
canal or basn below the Tredegar Iron Works. at ii
d. TOTTY,
an list Near the Gauge Dock
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NrANTIcIDE.-Lucy, slave to Benjamin
Archer, of Amelia county, and hired to Benjamin w
Richardson of this city, was examined before the
Mayor yesterday, the charge of killing infant
child to which she had recently given birth. We have
already published the evidence of Messr Richardson
and Arsel and Sally, servant, before the Coroner
proving the discovery of the head of infant in
water closet of Mr. Richardson's house, and that Lucy
seeing thehead endeavored to secrete it from OBJ
seryation, and afterwards denied seeing the head or
knowing anything about it.
Coroner Wicker was sworn and stated some addi-
tional facts He had questioned Lucy on the day of
the inquest when she stated she had miscarriage last
Christmas, and that DR.. H. Cabel attended her She
denied to him knowing anything about the remains
found. Yesterday morning she told him that she was
delivered of the child in the prvy of Mr. RS house,
on Wednesday last; that the child was dead when
born andlpassed down the pipe entire. She expe-
rienced pain but repressed all noise.
DR.. Roddey mot Rogers stated Tuesday, deposed
that from examining the head he should judge it to
have been that of a born ful-timed infant. The
and not fallen from it by reason of decay. Was Of
opinion that Lucy gave birth to the child within the
last few days.
DR.. Bolton was positive, from examination, of the
last fact mentioned by DIR. Roddey e
The Mayor then remanded Lucy to Jail to await
trial before the Hastings Court in September, Oh
the charge of killing her child.
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ASoTHER RouTE FOR THE Pacific RoAp.
The Austin tTexas) Gazette notices the re-
turn to that place Of Gen. A. SYDNEY JoHs-
sTos. on the 22d July, from a trip to the mill
tary posts of Fort Croghan, Phantom Hill,
Fort Belknap, Fort Worth and Fort Graham.
He stated that Gen. CLARKE and Lieutenant
{ TYLER had returned from their exploration Of
: me route Of the Pacific Railroad, and the
General brought with him map Of their ex-
plorations. They started from Fort Graham
and travelled in an almost direct line to the
Gaddo Mountains, finding no obstacle of any
sort to the construction of railroad. Thu
distance travelled from Fort Graham was
about 100 miles. They found no necessity Il
turn from nearly straight line; and tn
mountains which are laid down in the map il
then route, they say are mountains in tn.
moon" for they were not to be found. Ate
returning from the survey. General CIARxl
passed down the country by way Of Spring
field TO Nacogdoches, &C. He thinks This !;
the most favorable route for the .naain tru.l
.of the Pacific Railroad. s.
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DICHMOND MERCHANTS e,

II " II VI " N IL MEhCt1ANIC la
HI CHANGE--I offer to the corporation of Rick
mond. its enterp.ising commercial uleD, my lot
OF LAND, at the of Bank and Eleventh streets
in the Metropolis, for building thereon PUBLIC
EXCHANGE. Fronting the spacious beautiful, pub
lie square, and within few ya:d5 only Of the State
Capitol and State Court House, the City Hail. 81 the
CITY Banks and the new Custom House and Post Of
hce il is admirably situated for such purpose One
hundred and fifty dollars per foot, fronting Bank
street PAYABLE III money or IN Richmond City six per
cent stock would be taken for the property, or [
would put the In part Of joint stock, AID take
share of the annual profits thereof.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Yorktown, 9th August, 1853 au H--dIt2wlt~
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FOUND, in the store of the subscribers,
IL aPURsE, containing small amount Of money,
which win be delivered TO the owner by describing
and paying for dyertising.
au IL ALEX. MOTT l. co.