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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
TRANSLATION.

Mdlm0,Ion, 90 Criminal, fFar l2, (14prW 10,
1909
Mr.. EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Preiident Of the
Acadamy ofArts of New York.
have learnt with interef by your letter of
the oath December, 1903, the eRabliihment of
the Literary Society ofNew-York; and fnce it
has been agreeable to your Academy that
lhould be one ofits members you will exprefs
to it the pleafure with which accept, and my
Acknowledgements for the good opinion it enter
tains of me. / fdlute you.
BONApARTE.
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l remain, fir, yours, &c.
CALEB HARRISON.

Jun as came up with the above veTcl, the
Englifhmen were on the point of making an eff
fort to regain poiieilion of the fhip, which my
appearance prevented fent my boat on board,
and brought off four of the Engfhmen, whom
have ince delivered to the Brtifh conful in
Baltimore.
OFF the Capes tx leagues, faw wreck, her
mat headsjuf ont of water, which appeared to
be ichooner, but it blowing freih, could not
go near her.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Matter IF the Brig Sally, of Bolton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

A New-York paper fuegefts as meafnre demand
ed by the public wrongs inflicted on our commerce
ard character by the Britih frgates our COAT that
meeting of the merchants of that city be held g..
the purPofe of representing, to Mr. Mey,y. Brit;T,
minter, the iagrancy and njufice OF certain as of
the Leander and Cambran frigates, and requeRing
that they may be ordered to quit the fiation In q
imar inance, fome years ago, this meaiure had the
effect deired. '-'s
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TRANSLATED FOR rHs MERCANTILE AD-
vERTfsRR.
NEW-ORLEANs, Tmy 6.

The limits cfonr paper not permitting rs TO en-
Ter into all the particulars IF tie fsRiyaI of tie
independence Of the United States, qve BaN
roHtsat otD'sfe5 qvifb E,ving, tbaf tie n7aninity
auth 1vbicb TIE i0ba6ifanfJ Of fbiJ country bQ4e
co7ehrred in celebrating that day, nezv 10 tbeU,
~ t6egreef5P Pr02fbat tint hGebeal1Uee is not
Rn1Oeleoae 10 Fben, and thu fbey are ba1bIy
born 10 a9brzricfs It's be1eftJ. TzOo difoljycJ,
aHaIoyoD TO TIE nyenmRaare, bdpe been 5ron6a,l.
eli one By Mr. WHhi0J in Enghb, and TIE o.
TIER BY Mr.. Dsr'6ig1y in French. or bnber be-
f7g c0gf'crafsd 10 fhs latter iaHSnage, ire BaH
giUr that If Mr.. Der6igny, 7ob9jc fubLe u bnys
"6aner If deli1'e,2, GIe5orted By a asr4,oqs aad
a. re Gfms time bar,Hodi2M5 aoice, zO2aLf burr
odacd 6sq2iie5 10 fbiS iaieyeIiHg Drodul7i5o, bod
IT 'v74'ed f5g esfriqfe em5eAjAnisr If fbat E-
dieiHg waTic.
Ny FELLOW CITIZENS,
This is the folemn moment in which the
hrit adenibIage Of the people of Louiiana to
celebrate the Independence Of the United States.
IS written IN the annals of the world in indelbIe
characters. Ages will melt away, generations
WI tncceed each other, phyGcal and political
volutions will change the f,ce of our Globe.
&c orc the remembrance Of this memorable dav
undergone the finalleit alteration. II feems. in
at, that the history OF nations offers nothing
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BONAPARTE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


PART, l Eoreal, yeer 10 Of TIE French Rfbab-
lie, (ApW 90, 1so4.J
The Mniter of the public Treafury, to Mr..
Edward Livingston, PRECEDENT of the Acade-
my of Arts of New York.
STR,
] have received your letter, announcing that
the Acadcmyo of New-York, has given me a place
among its honorary members.
Igratefully receive the compliment thus adj
dreGed TO me, which is rendered more valua-
bic by other considerations which already attach
me TO your country.
The progrefs of the Arts and Sciences in the
United States, is interefting at preient to the
whole woodland among thofe who remark the
development of your PROPERTY, no one views
1t with more fatisfaGtion than myfelf. Accept,
Sir,the ailurance of my attachment, and of my
diitln9uiihed ientiments towards you.
BARRIE MARBOIS.
P7ri5, 81 Criminal, year ] Q, (AbrH II 1901
muleum Viyant Demon, Member of the Ma
Napolean tional Inhitute, of the Legion of
Honour, Director General of the
Napocan Mufcum of Coins and
Medals, SC. and Honorary Mem
Der of the American Society.
To Mr.. Livingston, Prefdent of the New-York
Academy Of Arts.
Sir,
| have juft received the letter in which you in
form me, that the NewYork Academy Of Arts
has beeu pleaied to add me to the number of its
honorary members.
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FROM THE NETWORK GAZETTE.

Ne70-Iork, 2oth Auguh, sO4.
MEssRs. LANG & Co.
Gr''t'"7e"-Kncoied copies of two letters receive
ca py me on Saturday lait, from the commander of
nus 5ritannic Majeity's ihip Leander: You will do
me the favor of giving them place in your paper to-
morrow.
am your very obed't. ferv't.
THOMAS BARCLAY
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Capt Wills, from Cadz, informs, that the
French fleet which we fome time fince mentioned
tohave come out of Toulon in purfIit ofthe fhips
of war off there, returned as foon as they per-
ceived the remainder of Lord Nelfon's fquad-
ron.
All the apprehenlions of war with Tunis had
entirely fubided. frigate under American CO.
lours was ieen off St. Vincent's but whether ac-
tually American or Englfh was not afcertain-
3D. Nor. Her.
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The following letters have been tranfnitted to
the PreGdent of the Academy of Arts, by our
Minifter at Paris, by which it appears that the
Emperor Bonaparte, Demon, (whofe travels
in Egypt are well KNOWN and Barbe Marbois,
formerly miniiter from France to this coun-
try, have become honorary members of the
inltitution.
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NeW-YOrk. Angnf On

The American Confnl informed Capt. Com
Slin, OF the ihip Olive. arrived lalf night from
st. Peteriburgh, that the Emperor of Rufiia
was particularly friendly to the Americans, and
mat the Emperor had interceded with the Tri-
pohtans TOR the reftoration of the fiisate Phila-
delphia, now in captivity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

In cafe you are boarded by any Britifh
man of war, you will have the compliance to
deliver over thefe four men to their fervice.
My hipthe Little Cornelia, of New York, was
boarded, Auguff 9Th, by His Maiefy's hip of
war Leander, within five miles Of Sandy Hook,
who manned me and ordered me for Halifax.
H2r!ng been at fsa 20 days from RRo, itefuri}
and not knowing whether we were at peace or
war, dsemed it adviiable to retake my fhip
If you ihould meet with DO Britifh cruizer, you
VIII Pleaie deliver the men to the Englfh confu
at Baltimore
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

Captain Wefton arrived at New-York, from ST.
oaIthoiomews on the lth ult ran through fleet Of
hips ipoke ofhen and was informed thev were
from amaica, bound to France and had on board RI.
French St. Domingo army, which capitulated at St
Domingo
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BALTIMORE, Auguff 90.

The following has been handed us for publ
cation, by captain Nathaniel Williams, of the
orig Sally, arrived at this port.
To CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.
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EstraF from another Letter.

. -, = 1'IdNTII, JUlit 70, I5O4.
"The Treaty, am forty to lay, has not been
ratified by this government, 70 that nv hopes
on that fcore are at an end.
I" If our government does not take fome de-
clive teps, we ihall never get ihiiling from the
Spaniards.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

The ihiP Little Cornela, Harrifon, from Bordeaux,
which was captured on the 9th init. by the Leander off
Sandy Hook, aid ordered for Halifax, has, we I'M
dertand been re-captured by capt Hairfon, and ar.
rived at New-L London on Tueiday evening laft Her
cargo brandy, and, as well As the Ie beloros -
John Juhel, of this city. We have not heard the par
tieuiars attending the enterprfe but believe tina,
capt. Hsrrfcn had not more than three feameu lief,
IN the veiiei when ihe was fent off by the Britiih
N. r. PAP.
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An officer of the Navy who came paGenger
IN the Woodrop Simms, fays, that the mhnn-
derftanding between this country and Tunis,
mas been adjufted. All our fquadron when he
lett it, was off Tripoli, except the Commodore,
who was at Naples, preparing Gun boats.-It
was confidently iaid that General Moreau was
at Barcelona, permitted to retire from Franc,
to the United States.-This we do not credit
Nothing was heard of an engagement between
the Engliih and French Reets.--pulHc Lede.
1t was faid when Capt. Wills of the Shsperd-
efs left Cadiz /; that there was fome mifunder-
Handing between the Court of Madrid and our
Mnifter; who, it was faid, had delivered an III
timatun, allowing 70 many days for the court
to prepare an anfwer.-We know only of one
canie of difpute, and that is Louisiana. It is
not at all improbable that our executive NAV
have remonftrated on the conduct of the Span-
iih governor and Others, before and fnbfconent
to the treaty of cefiion. How far this report
may be credited others are left to judge.
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EsfrA3 Of a letter from a gentleman in S,ain
10 bis correspondent III this city.

TO bis correspondent III this city.
Cadiz, June 10th, 1904.
have now the pleaiure to addreis you for
the laie time previous to my departure from Eu-
rope.
Z" If our mutual friend Don Carlos is not now
completely ATTAINED of himfelf, it mutt be be-
caute he has no ihame in him for the nett pro-
ceeds of his vaunted fauviter in modo, viz. the
contention has vaniihed-Cevallos has ref,Esd to
r0tify it, as he fays that 4" circumstances are 70
=" altered by the acceflion of LouiGana, that he
I" cannot ratfy it in its prefent ftate,'' and on
the STD in2aat be pgftiVeLy declined it, and this
Will probably be the frit account of it, which
will reach the United States. fittings are to 90
on in this way l would rather be conlidsred an
Algei1ne than an American.
" thought it was humating enough to have
agreed to the Convention with the exclufion of
French captures; bat I fuppofe the Spaniards
thought they had been too indulgent to natl
on which had 70 long and completely LOT fight of
its own dignity and the intereGs of its citizens
i believe am the only perfon in Cadiz ac-
quainted with this circumstance"
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Nothing is 70 Ratteriug, nothing gives a great
er value ID exiitence, than being adopted by a
respectable fociety-bya fociety whole Object it
rs to ielect from ancient nations all that can tend
to enlghten country, the infancy Of which it
has witneiied, aud of which it will promote the
vigorous maturity.
beg you, fir, to exprcfs 70 the Society, how
much value the honorit has conferred on me,
and TO allure it, that ihall be very happy in an
opportunity of evincing my fenhbity, my zeal,
and my respectful attachment. Accept, Sir,
the expreilion OF my high confederation.
DEMON.
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Bxfraa Of a letter dated Nant&, lob Tiaa
lSOI.

4
1904.
now inform you that 4 new duty of so cen.
times per ton has been but few days ago eta
bhihed by government on all foreign veilels en-
tering the river Loire--Said duty appears to be
Pecuharto tins river, as the act of government
does not fay that it ihal be RATED in any other
but the Loire.
The cafe of the fhip Minerva of Bcfton, capt.
JOB, William Hall, mentioned in my lat, was
ultimately decided by the minifter of marine n
Pans. She was ordered out of the port as COM
ing from England, 70, no American vciiel will
IN future be admitted to enter in any port of
France when coming from Great Britain.
Perhaps it would be advifabie that the mer-
chants OF the United States 90 not fend their
vehelS to Falmouth, Cowes or any port of Great
Britain for market, when they have fcme
views on France. Il this iaft cafe the ilIand of
Key would be the mott proper place to touch at
to be informed Of the fats Of markets in France
Il Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
Land for Sale.

I AM disposed TO sell my trait of land in the
county OF Amelia whereon A. present r, side,
containing 400 acres. l. is advantageously siru-
ated on the rrth side of Yves: creek iuss above
rs lu"tron with Deep creek There is on This
,i@'- -oo., SoO acres OF c,e.red iaBI Under .lod
fences and in good farming condition the halance
standsin woods and IS re prime Tobacco quality
The creek, (by which it is bounded on the south J
has u considerable quantity % swamp land attach
ed TO 1t, which abounds with fine large timber Of
white OAK, poplar. ash &c aud lies convenient G.
nouSh to every part Of the plantation 70 furnish
rails witout cutting any Of the high land There
IS also abon' 10 acres of FIRST "a e meadow land
winch lies IN one body, beautifully SITUATED, and
produces natural Grass sufficient TO winter one
hundred heal OF cattle annualiy-about % acres
o' TINS meadow is reclaimed, and the balance
may be put in the same situation with bu; fitde
tr0ubie or eXpeHse-it NAV ne necessary 70 observe
that no part Of it IS liable toriow, oveii being
considerable distance from the creek, and sufici.
emily dry 70 produce either Tobacco or Corn. The
improvements consist Of 4 new dwelling house
81 feet by Is, with brick chimney at each end,
rooms below and , rooms and passage above
STAIRS also I com uodious cellar, with a Ere place,
underneath the house, a snokehouse and kitchen,
all OF which are newly painted on the ont side,
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined to purchase such pro-
perry are invited 20 view the premises which I
presume will be better recommendation than a.
ny thing 1 can say.
VIII treat With any gentleman privately until
the hrst day Of July, on which day it will be sold
at pubic sale. on the premises if NOT previously
disposed OF atprvate sale. The terms will be one
na.i cash when possession IS given (Which will
be when demandc1l and the other half in twelve
montns--to secure the payment of which a deed
OF trust On the property will be required There
IS at present 30 bushels Of wheat sowed on the
best part OF the PLANTATION, which the purchaser
may take, or nor take; also prime Iaborers which
ne may nave the balance Of the year-Applicatio
to De made to the subscriber, on the premises.
]. ROBERTSON.
dme5d' lst FebyW7rV 1904. 4vfT
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HOUSES and LOTS.

10 be RENTED or SoLn the following va.
liable PROPE RITZ, TO wit: The CENE-
MEN l, late the residenceof VIM Radford dec.
consisting OF large dwelling house Kitchen,
smoall house, stable and carriage house together
with two small Tenements, connected with the
same, SITUATED in most healthy and agreeable
neighoorhood, At the upper end, and on the street
leading to the Capitol square.
Also, adjoining rho above. and on rhe street
ieading 70 the Governors. TENEMENT, well
calculated fortwo stores, but at present turned IN
10 one. tor the purpose of receiving wheat. &c
TINS stand Is supposed to be among the best on
the hi, tor retailing goods and buying produce,
having been kept as such for several wears past.
Also. large and Convenient BRICK TENE
MEN I, just finished, adjoining the subscribers
residence. opposite the Hon Geo Wythe's, and
on the street leading N tie Capitol. within a
convenient distance OF the same For further
particulars enquire of
WIN. PRICE.
Richmond. Feb 90 1904 ,,d,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

H-T9 advertisements, nor erceedingd square
~ le1'Sfh, are inserted in This h4heY far seUen-
sy-i7us cenfS the first time three dollars far
shrce 'oeeks (6 times) !; amt for every adH-
honalfnSerfion hirty-three cents. L97g ones
az Me same f'rohortion u stcciakcon
f7act b. made tn the vea7-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
Sports Of the Turf.

NHe Jockey Club Purse Races ut Powhatan
Courthouse will begin on Thursday the 18Th
OF April next, three mile heats. the frs, day. sup
posed 70 be about e 100 The I'd day. two mile
hears, half the sum Of he first. There will re
main open 4 sweepstakes for three years old colts
and hies un;ii the 18Th April, 100 dollars each,
nat forfeit. 4 sG5scti6efs or no race; to be run
for the day after the Jockey Club Races.
PoWhatan. March Is 1907 VII
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
Taken mp bY Robert

Goodwin. on Little river, near Louisa courthouse,
4 BAY HORSE, starIn his forehead. snip be-
tween his nostris, seven or eight years Old next
spriay. fifteen aud I half hands high, posted and
appraised to thrty-six pounds. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
The Celebrated Angli3h SlalhoH,

3 ATE the properly OF his grace the Duke Of
~ Bedford, and sire OF Spectator, Tarangula
Jenny, Spinner, Crseper, Phenix, Hospitality, &c.
viii stand the ensuing season, near Fsrmviile. At
Ten Guneas and Dollar 20 the groom Cor each
mare. The season will commence the frs, dav
OF March next. and end tine ist day Of August foi.
lowing extensive pasturage Of superior quality
w' be furnished gratis, and the greatest sttenron
paid bnt no responsibility foraccidonts Or cscapee.
The money will be expected for the season Of such
mares as are p7stured before they are removed.
and notes sent vi;h those that are not 20 he Ieft
with the horse, PAYABLE ,hc IS. Of AUGUST next.
Applyto RICHARD KNOWLEs.
Agent FIR John Randolph.
Bizarre Jan. 10, 1904. w,fTun
y. s. Farnyile IS rilc- below Prince Edward
courthouse, and 81 from Gainesville. Mares fed
/ required
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VIRGL.NI9:
1t n Superior Court Of
Ciancery for Me Richmond District,
Sehfembcr 28fh, 1903.

NA"'tIcIy (cF tHe fNtCNHlJitd Lt8tILCf,
September 28fh, 1903.
BETWEEN Y
Thomas Harris, Billy Harris and Augustine |
Harris, children Of John Harris, deceased,
AND pIaiuiiF
stephen Trevilian executor Of Thomas Trevi-
lian who was executor Of John Harris, de.
ceased, Beverley Robinson executor of Wi :
liam Harris, deceased who was also an exc
cutor OF the said iohn Harris, William Guy
executor Of George Guy. deceased Joseph
Rchcsou and William TaiiaferrO and An
thony Thornton executors Of Walker Tall |
afero, deceased, defendants
Z 'IE defendants Joseph Richeson not having
entered MS appearance and given sccur,ty
according to the an OF assembly and the rules Of
This court, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of
The court thai he is not inhabJaut OF this coun-
try; ON Che motion Of .hc plaintiffs bv their ccun.
sci, II Is ortsref tina, She sail deferdan, do aD.
pear here on the first day OF the ncNt term and
answer The bill ~ thc pi1indh5; ard that COPY
Of this order he forthwith inserted in some news
paper IN the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
capitol IN said city.
4 Copy,
Teste,
r. TINsLEY. c. C.
READY MADE PENS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

Dollars, 80 GOO
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class, A. 10 dolls. each ; the price of all o
theirs viii he l ) dolls
All prizes Of u dollars may he renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled IF they be not claimed within .hree
months after the drawing commences, they viii
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing 10 commence ~ the CITY OF WI.
Harrisburg, on the 1st day Of June, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
BANK BILL.

VIE " passed by the General Assembly Of
IRIS " q, for establishing B4ol in u,e Guy
richmond, is Ju.. pl..i.h,i 1ol ior sale 1t
,als olHsc.
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Richmond. Feb. 90. 1901.
-
TO RI SOLD.

To BE SDLD,
lux ready money, in pursuance of deed of
trust fro , Robert Woodcocke, in order TO sc
cure he pa 1ent Of debt. as mentioned therein,
due IRON the said Woodcocketo Buck 3. Brander,
trust
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
That tra0 of Land.

Wherein the said Robert Woodcocke now lives,
SITUATED in Chesterfield county, containing two
hundred aud four acres more orIess The sale to
take place at Brooks tavern in Manchester, on
saturday the 24th of the present month.
ALEXANDER BANKS,
GEO M'CREOIE, trustees
Manchester, ID March, 1904. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
Valuable Medicines.

lust received, and for fale a, the Book Store
- "' > PLrAsANrs, jr-who is appointed the
ONLY agent for Richmond Sold wholeCaIe and
retail by RICHARD LEE, NJ. Sc, Maiden Lane.
Ncw York.
The following remedies have FOR lir years paa
heen celebrated for the cure OF moi 6iCe ,le, to
which the human body is liable, aud are in h;ph
elssem. and general ure throughou, the Un,tsd
states many of them being fold cheaper stan the
drugs OF which they compounded could be
purehaied at a retail. fore. for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

Nich0la5 HaU1u,
Two doors above the Swan Tavern. Richmond.
has for sale, eight thousand " OF
American Cheese,
Ofthe best quality, which he will sell on as good
terms as can he bought in the state, by the single
pound, thousand
A constant supply of GROCERIES of the
bssr kind-Also,
A few bushels Northern POTATOES, for
planting.
". B. Wan'ed Young Man of reputable "a.
mi'y' qualified TO take charge of Grocery who
can come well recommended, will NEE, with libe.
raj encouragement u6u
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JAS. LIE WIS. Agent for
Feb. 9sth. 1894.
Run away from the Sub

scriber, in the upper end Of Nottoway county,
or the 3lst day of October last, a Negro Man,
named ISAAC; about 25 or % years old. rather
an under size and moderately spare, has rather
ho@rse and lazy kind of voice and speech. and apt
to compel yoI to repeat before he viii give an an
swer, rather small e> es, has kind Of hitch, fwel
observed. in one leg or hip in walking, rather 4
yellow black complexion, and has the marks of
smart whipping purchased him ab0u, May,
1902, and have understood he was purchased when
a small boy bv Mr.. Deupree of Charlotte couu-
ty, and that ne was raised in York Town thar he
ran away some wears ago and was securedin York
jail and was in Richmond jail about the time of
Gabrie's insure 'tion, and that he hal been IN
Notoway jail some time before that; 1t IS there
fore uncertain which way he may bend his course.
have never heard from him since MS elopoment
Any person who viii deliverhim 20 me, or secure
him Sd tina. get him. shall bs generous reward.
ed, and any information will be thankfully re-
ceiyed. All persons arc forewarued TO harbor
the said slave or to convey him out Of this state
at their peril.
JAMES DUPUY, Ir.
Peach Grove. Jan. II, 1904. wtf
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TeAars l25, 155
TIC K + T S
IN t5e a5ove Lottery TAR SAFE at S. Plrasqp,s'
Rnok Strre