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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
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The publica ion Of the papers which we
give to day, affords Information 3 i'll more
important aud no less burtlul TO the inte-
rest of the English government. The
world may behold in these papers 20 what
degree hat British power, in appearance
so formidable, IS necessarily undermine
ing; how the war becomes from day to
day more pa'oful and expensive 10 sup
port. We see that the hole attention OF
the governor CT India was employed in
preventing European individuals from Pc
netraung TO the Mahrauss lest they should
teach thera the art of war; but that in
5pite OF so many efforts, the resistance of
the natives grow every day stronger, and
the success of battle more uncertain.
! Whatever may be the issue Of the war
which Holkar has undertaken for the de-
lIlverance OF his country, The British en-
pire, more fourishing for moment, will
not be the better secured for the future,
because its only basis is terror, blindness,
and slavery. ! he eternal p inciple Of he
troubles and wars, is IN the enormous dis.
proportion subsisting between the extent
oi domain and the small number Of pos
SCISSORS. This truth has been generally
acknowledged even BY the ccmpany's a.
gents, Notwithstanding the pfcgre ssiye
avidity 80 natural to the spirit Of com.
( merce. This has been the principle Of the
divisions between the directors and mar
quis Wellesley, whose ambitious and pro.
digal spirit they blamed.
( %6airs @ LHdia--Colonel Darsonsl, Or.
flyeI from the isle OF France, on board
the Corvette la Diiigcnie, has brought dis
patches from the captain general iieeaen.
Among the prizes made by rear admi-
raj i.'nois, one WIS -four d to contain seve.
ral ofiicisl dispa ches We dstest TIC
stretched custom OF printing the letters
found on board The ships but hat Gus
tom having been introduced by the En-
glish who have not biushed 10 pint private
correspondence. ray, even letters from
husbands TO their wives, written lsom T.
gypb experience has proved that such a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
NoTICE.
eo.Partnsrship Of RoBERT

ME co-partnership of ROBERT
GAMBLE & SONS, will be dissolve by
rrutual consent, on Saturday, the 1ith in sanst.
AL persons indebted to the said firm, are ear
nestly entreated 20 make Immediate payment 4,
eitbey OF the subscribers. "A compliauc. Ssishshis
request will prevent the painful necessity OF re.
sorting to coercive measures.
he books will be placed in the possession of
Mcssrs. John and Robert Gamble, ian. who are
authorised to sette al! accounts due by. or 70 the
concern. RO GAMBLE.
JOHN G GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE. il.
Richmond, May 9th. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

pY virtue of my Office, as agent
EB and treasurer, appointed BY the oomInissi-
oners OF the Lottery, for the benefit. of William
and Mary Cclisge--t now cal upon ard en,rest
al those who have had tickes 70 dispose Of. and
have not yet made returns, 20 come forward with
out delay and invest me with the cash or speci-
aties, which they may have received for tickets,
thus By them sold
judiciary. eau have influence on the present re-
quisirion aud ifis hoped, viii not be urged as at
all Operating against their immediate compliance
herewith.
Ro. Creenhow,
Agent and Treasurer.
Williamsburg, August TN, 1905. 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
re GAhfpLE.
eb3w wifi

TAKEN UP by the suBscriber
n living in FIuvanna county, on the Three
Notehed Road. at the place called ct he Old
Welt" some time in April last, as an Estray, a
PIED BULL. uns1asked, about two years old.
appraised TO four dollars and ffty cents
HENRY MARTIN.
July ooh. 1895. q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
Tobe Sold, for cash.

r AM requested by David Patteson,
jr. 70 expose for sale. as trdsteee. the W hole
or So much Of the PROPERTY in the trust deed
conveyed. bearing date the 18th day OF ApriI lac
consisting Of the following slaves, viz lack lad
Tom, boy--Kate and her three chdse1,---
Billy Sally and Henry, Sukey and her.two chill.
drer named Fanny and jefferson, az also, Molly,
si-l=-n osder to satisfy debt dur ssora the sae
David Pareson. jr. 10 Lyle & M.Credie. agree
ably 90 the tenor the said deed hich sale viii
certainly take place on the 23sh day Of sep,embe,
next, atthe dwelling house of the said David Pat
teson, in the town OF Manchester.
James Il. Leitch, Trustee.
Manchester. 9th August, 1895.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
DOVER, July q.

[, appears that the enemy's aotllla from
Boulogne attacked ours, in this last action,
contrary to usual practice, on purpose TO
facilitate the passage of their Dunkirk d.
vision the praams kept up well directed
FIRE, and are more formidable than we were
led to believe; great deal OF the advan-
tage of their force consists, however, in
in their being able by the length OF their
guns, to throw shot further than our gun
briggs, and which, owing to the heavy ire
OF their batteries, ought not by any means
TO go in close; and this advantages would
be In a great measure lost, if they would
come our into deep water, when our briggs
and sIoops of war have only short guns,
which, tho heavy metal, cannot throw
shot long way. The Boulogne aotilla is
however by their numbers, and having Sc
veral of the praams and heavy gun-brigs,
very formidable, their metal being of very
large calibre being mostly Dutch brass
guns, from 1s to "a and 81 Founders, very
long and when they get close enough,
they put three shot in a gun, and exercise
their men very frequently in working them,
and use every endeavor TO prepare them
for some graad attack: in the mean time
we are not idle, our Notifications at the
heights 20 on, and cannon are mounted,
aud the troops constantly exercised.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
PLYMOU TT, July ri.

Letters received from the Channel fleet,
dated the 18th inst. state that they were all
well a. that date, and that CORVALLIS had
made, as mentioned in yesterdays paper,
mastery disposition of the feet. Direct
ly on MS receiving an account OF the arrl-
val of the Cutieux's intelligence this day
fortnight at tais port, CORVALLIS fleet,
leaving squadron of observation oft Brest,
was extended from Ushant to Cape FINS
ire, and if the enemy's feet were seen IN
in lat ~, long. IS, w. as described, great
hopes NAV be entertained OF their being
caught ID trap.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
BALTIMORE, September IL

Arrived, ship Little Mary, Waters, 81
days from Amsterdam. Left there 9TH
July. ships Baltimore; London Packet;
Erin; Atalanta. and schooner Two Sisters
all of Baltimore ship America of do. just
arrived; Chesman, Draper; Fanny, and
Caledonia, of NV York; Union, OF Phi
ladelphia, for Baravia, ready to sail; and
many Others unknown. OF Dun5e ess,
spoke ship from New York, for Amster-
dam, supposes her to be the Oneida Chief
long. 80, lat. 50, passed the wreck Of YES
sci bottom up, supposed she was a brig,
apparently fine vessel; expects the acci-
dent TO have happened two days before 10
gale of wind.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
! NEW YORK. September 9.

Is the skip Oliver Ellsworth, captain Ben.
neg. arrived las. evening from liverpool,
we4.ave received London papers TO the
25tG faiy Inclusive.
Sta Of thN date announces the ar
rival Of Mr.. Munrofrom Madrid. The
news Of peace being concluded between
this eouatrv and Tripoli is confirmed by
Intelligence received at Paris and Lon.
doa, but the terms OF it are still unknown.
The French qua boats and praams have
lately been very active, and notwlths,and-
ING the vigilance OF the British crnizers,
several divisions from Dunkirk, BE.
have succeeded 10 getting into Bologna
Admiral Cornwa!gls, in consequence of
the Intelligence received by the Curieux,
has recalled squadron sent to strength
en- the Ferroi station, and extended his
Acct from Ushaat to Cape Flnisterre,
10 expectation of in,ercep,ing the COM
bined fleets on their return from the West
Indies, leaving ooly few vessels to
watch the motions of the Brest Acct
New disturbances have broken ousiu E
gypt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
VIENNA, July 8.

al the regiments have received orders
TO be in readiness to march. The two re.
ginents Of Pennsylvania are already gone,
and have carried with them their recruits,
whom they had not time to clothe. The
artillery, which is at Budweis, Is to be con-
~veyed in Wagons, to Inner Austria, Will
Their great quantities of ammunition have
been sent. Besides the troops in Italy,
two large camps will be formed near Pet
tau in Syria, and near Warradin.
Count Cobentzel is extremely i'll. The
archduke Rainier has been appointed mi
mister of the interior. 1t is reported that
foreign troops are about to enter the Vai'e.
line and the Pays de Vaud."
Arrived, ship Catherine, Hillard, in II
days from Laguira. Left ct Laguira, brig
Friendship, Harrington, OF Salem, to sail
next day; Union, Tucker, Portland, FIR
New York in days; Pearce, Bartlett
Newburyport, ten days; Canton, Fowler,
New York, uncertain; Molly, Chamberlain,
Philadelphia, IS days; Ann and Mary,
Mallory, Baltimore, pus in in distress; but
It was supposed she would be permitted
to land: Schrs. Hopa, Middleton, Nor
witch, uncertain; Brothers Return EScolt,
Alexandria, uncertain; Eliza Ann, Her
bert, and Emily, Stone, both of end for
Norfolk, uncertain: Sailed day before
ship Stranger, Waterman, of New York
for Pirento CavelIo spoke in the ofhng
ship Alert, Lewis, from Boston, who had
been lying off and on, fifteen or twenty
days, who informed that if he was not adj
mitted to an entry the next day, he should
put away FOR Havana; likewise in the Of
fng, brig Mary, Dorley, Philadelphia .
Lat. 90, 80, n. long. 20, 43, w. spoke
schooner Virginia, IRON Norfolk for Anti
qua, seven days out, was boarded eff the
Hook by the Cambrian, and dismissed at
ter polite examination. Captain II. sawthe
ship Eugenia, Mansfield, from Bordeaux,
sent of by the Cambrian.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-13
PUBLIC SALE.

ON SATURDAY next, strz O'Clock, will be
Sold, at tie Coffee -Houfes OF credlt Of four
aud fix months ior approved indOsied negotia
bE notes;
One,fosrth Of the Ship
WILLIAM AND JOHN.
Ind Immediately after,
One-fourth of the Brig DRAKE;
As they came from Tea.
P, C. MARsTELLER,
September y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
Geo. Watt

HAS removed from the store he formerly &C
4 = cupied to a brick house on the cross stree
leading from the main street Shockcc ware.
house, where he has hand and offers to dis
pose OF on moderate terms, by wholesale.
The following l4tticles, Oiz:,
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Molasses. Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Petenr Shot. assorted sizes--Apd
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods.
Consisting principally of articles suited to the
present aud approaching season. which he will
either -eli on a credit of 3, 6 and months. for
notes ,egociable at the Bark of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour OF Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d March, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
Mr.. 9 MRs. PETICOLAS's
II C. Il d Z NJ z.

n FR. P. lately returned from PHI,
~ Il ladeIpha with his family, Respectfully
informs the Ladies and 6en'ismen Of Richmond
and It's vicinity. that he has removed TO the COM
modous house formerly occupied by Miss Rob.
bins, nearly opposite Mr. Copland,s Office on rho
Capitol hill. in which he intends TO open an A.
CADEMY for the instrustion of young Ladies.
Mr.. r returns his sincere thanks 10 has friends
and the public, for the encouragement and pa
tronase he has heretofore met with ard fropes
from the general satisfaction he has given. his
endeavoss wl be crowned with success
MIR cox lately teacher in several Boarding.
Schools in Philadelphia. will undertake the tut
ron Of English Grammar. EScution. Epin, DIARY
style History. Geography and Use of the Globes,
Mythology, Writing, Arithmetic &c with eve
~ thing erper' aiming 90 polite English ed,ica-
ion. together with Drawing nns. Painting.
Mr.. p win attend &c the tui,;on OF the French
Language, Vocal and Instrumental Music, on
the Piano--and Mrs p. TO the branches of Ar
| uhclsl Flowers and Plain Sewing
Unnecessary. Dancing Maslef can be pro.
cured.
| N B. Mr.. PETIcoLAs Repairs, qune, and
| Teaches 7vairg tle PIiN0 FORTE
hlNIt7URES painted IN a handsome style.
! Hnd good likenesses warranted.
| Mr.. COX will also attend Ladies and Centje.
| men at their own houses. in the branches Of
Drawing and Painting
R.c6moha. l5tb Mn, 1905. GU
lie Subscriber begs leave to inform his
4 friends and the public AT large, thar he has
OBTAINED commission for the exercise Of the
onpes OF NOTARY PUBLIC, in and for this
CIty and that any business committed 70 hin,
shai meet with prompt dispatch.
Saml. MeCraw.
Richmond, 17th May, 1905. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

mare, two of which viii ne remi,sed if paid with
IN the season, which VIII commence the 10Th of
aasrch, * expire the Ist of August next. Board
OF servants gratis: mares may be fed with gain
artyo shiiIings per day. I have large andexten.
pasturage. divided in Ave diFeren, iaclosures
that mares with foals mag be kept dI-tina from
barren mares. One dollar to the groom No Ii
ability for accidents of any description.
PKEClPffA'rE was bred by lord Fgremont
foaed in 1887, got by Mercury "a son of Eclipse
'dam by Herod, his gtandanl Maiden By Match
en-, out of mr. Piatt's old Squirt marc /; her dam
by Mogul--Caria by Bay Bo.son--Oid Lad,
dam OF Sterling by Pullsine's ehssnn, Arabian
lockwood Bustler.
PERFo RMANcE.
In the FIRST spTing meet ng, 1890, at New Mar.
ket, when years old. he won the first class of
the princes stakes OF 100 guineas each. beaing
rhuuderbolt. Chanticleer, and Sir Pepper. tous
having paid the forfeit. In rhe same week he
won The Bolton stakes Of 80 gninsss each, beat
ing Charnboos. Dragon and Pa!lafox; paid
forfeit Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class OF the princes stakes of 100 guineas beating
fbunderboir z paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 gaineas forfeit from Lord
Crosvenor's Radamanthus,
In 1872 he won & SO at Gudheld beating
Dose, Ibunderbot, Sarmgapatam and Stout
the next day { SO at the same place. beaung Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
gnineas AT Lewis, beating Skyscraper at 3 heats.
the lst being dead heat After which ne was
so highly esteemed that he become stallion in
his Lordship's stud at l2 suineas mare This
horseis the sire CT the fol,swing runn,no horses
in England; Johnqnii, Petworth, riatrana, Ro-
saba, ChesneF colt out OF Bobtail, chesnu col,
our OF Rosemary Humbng. Lazarus, Raginiey,
apollo. Galiiver. Tag, Louisa, Tipsraf. mr.
1eathcote's FLY out of Reeves, Alchymist Ciod
hopper, Grey FLY his u. II I.ampadosa, Mars
nary, Mairance, Bay 6lly mr. Browns, Gre,
nHy mr. HadciliPs, Tax, Tipstsf and Bob,ail.
REQ 70 1895. 7HOMfS GOODE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
M III l. / N E r Y.

MFRS. BUCKNER having COM
iVA snenced busnessin Manchester in the line
of iSfTLLINERr e5 lfdN7'Ul- MIXING. re-
spedfuly solicits the patronage of her friends
and the public.
She has on hand at present small assortment
Of the articles necessary in thar line of business
and shortly expects to receive from New-York
an additional supply.
Allcomrnxnds from the country will be faith
fully and punt1ually attended to. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

ID UN away from the subscriber
| ~ aboutth 18Th January last, negro man
named ADAM, about % years of age, of dark
complexion, about feet high, has small scar
on his forehead; had on when he went away ar
oznaburgs shirt, short coat aud pantaloors OF
blue glairs, and common felt har ne had sundsy
other clothing which it is supposed he carried
with him. rs they have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased Of mr. Gabriel Tu,r
near Culpeper courthouse, by mr. John Mullins.
about 10 months past. of WHOM, the subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said fei-
low hasa wife at Or Clsggett's. whcr q les az
Culpeper courthouse; il is probable he may be
harnoured by his wife at this place Whoever
will deliver the said fellow 70 tie subscriber liv-
ing in AIbemsrle county near Charlottesville.
shall receive reward Of Thirty Dollars. or if Sc
cured in any jail so that gel hm again Twenty
Dollars. John CLAKYSON. |
23d Feb. 1905. tf
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sArgnDA Samuel PEASANTS Jys0

FOUND, on Saturday the I'd inst.
L Red Morocco POCKET BOOK. which
the owner may get BY applying to the subscriber
and paying for this advertisement.
James Bootwright.
Richmond, March 4.h, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
SALES AT AUCTION.
SIX hfoNrns cREp1r.

I SIX moSrns CREDIT.
n CREEABLE TO the LAST win and testament
Il a Of Mr., JkcoB BocKIus. viii be SOLD,
on Friday the Sist INST fMay). 1t the house
Formerly occupied by said Bockius in this city.
S oe,y Likely 81 oalza6e Negroes,
Of which are men, and well Acquainted with
the Tanning business. the other = wartan.
customed to house busness--2 Cows and HEr-
reR-one DousLE CuAri and HARM ss--one
HoRsE, SADDLE x BRIDLE-one IRoN CREST
Likewise. some excelent HOUSEHOLD and
KIT cHzN FURNITURE
BENZ AMIN TATE Exrs. of
JOHN PRosSER, 81. Boctius.
May 10, 1905. ids
THE subscriber scgrsts that he should agaih
be under the necessity of requesting those hav-
ing claims against the above estate. bring
them forward for pay nlert--and those Indebted
90 the estate will please make Immediate pay
nient, or suits win be instituted
JOHN FRoSSER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
Dissolutiml "a PaEtnershi0.

~ -E@'t7'E Ut " tfFLI -TEtlI.
y'IIE late firm of PRICE ,5' HARRIS hav-
4 ing been dissolved ON the 2lst inss by the
death OF the said Price-NOTICE is hereby Civ
en- TO all persons indebted to the said firm, 10
come forward Immediately and discharge their
respective balances-And ali those hsvinT, claims
against rhe said firm are desires TO bring them
Forward fos adjps,menr on or before the LIST day
OF Jniy nes being ANTIQUE to bring the business
to speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS. Jun.
Saroiviag par,aey of:be lcfe jsrai
# Il Price q Harris.
Powhatan couaty, APl. 50. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
~ RIO. GAMBLE.
JOHN G CAMILLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, tr.
Kichhond, May 9Th. 1905.


The Subscribers take his method Of informing
their friends AND the public, that they intend
Tying on the mercantile business, under the 6rm Of
John 81 Ro5ert Gamble, i'm.
lpey ase now receiving by tue ship Roila, choice
selection of LONDON GOODS, and daiIy ex.
ped from Liverpool. a general assortment of
A,dRDWiRE. csc. snisable for the season.
~h'eh VIII be sold by the piece. package, or do.
zen, on the most moderate terms, for cash, nner
c'iensabie country produce or the usual credit 70
Substantial and purctu0i custor,crs
They have on hand, Madeira and Sherry
WING. Cogniac Brandy, West ludia Rum, WINS.
key. Sugar, Pepper, Alum, Coppegas and Drin,
s,sne. (in pipes, iilids. and casls,) Eotton and
ssoo Cards, Patent Shot. Steel, nar Iron, Ho,
low Iron Ware, German Scythes, Cutting Knives
and Whet Stones. Oznaburgs, Ticllenbarys and
Brown Hcssians, SnnE. Cut herriugs, &c.
They also possess large an2 convenient Byick
warehouses covered with .Site for receiving and
storing Fionr. Tobacco. sc. Those -gen,lesnen
who. favor them with consignmen,s, wal fnd
their charges reasonable, aud may rely ON then,
best exeruo.ls TO afford sa,isfsttion
Dfs The highest rates given for Bees, Wax,
gooa Bear, Deer and 0..y Skins, and other
shipping FUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
F O r S A { E,
n nv Il a MD -. ~.

MY l. A N d, in the county of
1vA surry known by the name OF SWANS
Possr, containing about three thoufand acres,
ftrsted UPON James river, nearly oppofte to J.ncs
Town and ioSty FIVE miies below Pcteribnrg. The
.raa is divided into two plantations each having
che neeeffary improvements of barns, fables, &c.
in thorough repair. On enc is two Rory brick
building ofix large room1 but lately 6nifhed in
handfcmc hyle. with every convenient out hoafc
for the aecoI niodstion Of geureel family. On
the other wooden houfc Of four rooms, well cal
cuiated for an ovcrfecr. There are upon the two
plantations upw ards of thoufand apple trees fe~
leacd Of the moa approved kinds for braody cy-
der and keeping fruit all OF which have been
planted OFT about three yeats. aud from ,he atren
fion which has been brlowrd upon them ate now
tapidly projecting towards perfection. The pc
eu'isf Advantages of this place, FIN and wild
fowl will contribute NOT little to render il an
agreeable reGdeucc to thofe who can enjoy health
IN the lowct county. 1t Is deemed ufelefs TO fay
more, 40 it is prefumed any psrion whining to
pnrehsfe would fra fee the property The pay
meats will be made esfy by dividing them into
iuch inifa,menss as may be convenient.
John II. Cooke.
Apl 18th. 1905. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

'Ht administration of the estate
y otCapt- JoHw Hicks. dec having beendi.
reeed gthc-Shcrif of Hanover eounsy2aIl ner.
sons concerned are requested to exhibit their
cams 20 the next court to be holden for the said
county, IN order that they may receive their res.
der of the court, ~ W
WILLIAM o. WINSTON.
7t'r May. 1905 o. Sos''Y'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
PRECIpIrATE,

TaPoRrEp by Mr. LIshtfoot
= OF Sandy-Point. last win
ter, fun Is hands aud . hall
high ; will stand ar my STA
Bile in Ches,e,fcld county,
Apporsttox river. IS miles
above Petersburg. to be let
40 rp.rsu ~ ,on o,t,t,,e,. :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

p UN awayfrom the subscriber liv-
A ing in Granville county. North Carolina,
about the FIRST of February. likely MuLATro
Follow, about % years old, 8 feet 10 or II In
ches high. spare made, and ! do exped he will
Try and pass OR a free negro he frequently ties
his hair. and is a very forward laxative fellow
fond ofdrink --hlso another SRIcHr MULAr.
70 FRLLow, about s. years old he is slow mo.
toned fellow. has but little 70 say. but is a SEN
sible arch fellow about 5 feet 10 inches hirh,
do expea they arc both together and il possible
will pass for free fellows. They have COVE
northwarlly Any person apprehcntiing and
conhning them. or Bringing them home, shall be
LEWIS TENfNc.
May z. 1905. ~
ID l. a NK BON Nd s
For sale at this oTicc.