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PHILADELPHIA, esd July, 1906.

Peter -hn6Ae"6~;g, cIq. collector etfbe port of
PHILADELPHIA.
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ns.,., :, 0FNI'Nt 1IHsITt Io'
Military preparations arc conltanuy going on
in the Prufiian fortrefTes and provinces: ali the
boats between Magdeburg and the frontiers of
Saxony have been put in reqnifition for the fer
wee OF troops even the Generals Butcher,
Hohen!ohe, Re -heI and Prince Lewis Ferdi.
hana are named as intended to command ar
mics. II is the more difficult 10 conjecture the
object of the preparations, as we no longer fee
any enemies OF Pruflia, fnce there is talk of
reconciliation with Sweden.
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The negotiations with England are RiIl car
rying on with activity. On the 95th infant
MIR. Shaw, an Engilh courier arrived in this
City, and it is now aiIerted that Mr.. Baf,ico
is or the eve of his departure for LONDON az
is alto Lord Lauderdale's private Secretary.
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LAW OF VIRGINIA.
AN ACT
TO AMEND The SEVERAL LAWS COW
CERNiNG SLAVES

CORNING SLAVES.
Passed January 25tb. 1907
Sect. /. Be il enacted by ne general
assembly, That il any slave or slaves small
| hereafter be brought into this Common
wealth, and snail either be kept therein
one whole year, or so long u, d.geren,
times as shall amount TO one year, or shall
be sold or hued within this common,
wealth, in every such case, the owner
shall forfeit all rishl to such slave or
slaves, which right shall absolutely vest
~ the oyerseers 1.-THE poor oil any coun-
" or corporation, who shall aPprehend,
or shall attempt TO apprehend such for
ieited slave OF slaves within their jurls-
dictioD, in trust for The benefit OF the
poor otsuch county or corporation.
Sect' 2. Upon complaint made by the
oVerseers OF the poor or any one Of them
10 magistrate OF The county Or corpora
Iion where any such slave may be, he
shall issue his warrant, dreGled to a.
ny efilcer OF the county or corporate
on, commanding INN TO bring such
Save before him or some other magis-
trate thereof, and moreover to summon
the owner or holder, If he be found in the
county or corporation, TO appear in like
manner and answer the same.
Sect. 8. The magistrate before whom
any slave may be brought, shall, upon
enquiry into the facts, elmer dismiss the
prosecution, or reqare the owner or
holder, u he shall appear, 10 enter into
recognzance with the security, paya
bic to the Governor ofthe commonwealth
and ms successors, in a penalty equal 10
double the value Of each slave, with
condition TO appear at the next court
which may be held for the county or cor
porauon, be the same monthly or quar-
terly' and abide by and perform the order
ct such court which recognizance, to.
geiher vita ,he warrant, shall be forth.
with returned by him to the clerk of the
court.
seq. q. If the owner or holder shall
not be IN the county or corporation, snail
tail TO appear, having been summoned, or
shall be unable, or refuse to- give secu-
rIty as aIof esaid, in either case, the ma.
gisiraie before whom any such slave may
be brought, shall cause the said slave 10
be delivered 10 the sheriff OF the county,
or SERGEANT OF the corporation, to be by
him safely kept, so that such slave be
brought before the next court when
may be held therein.
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WASHINGTON CRY, March r.

Our readers will perceive, BY our Jonr.
nal OF CongFessiouaI proceedings, that
the great national question al issue with
CrsaS britain has 81 lengtl, seriously en-
s"ged the attention OF the Houae OF Ne
representatives..
On "Wednesday TIE House resolyes IL
sell INTO committee OF The whole on the
stale OF the Union, when MIR. Srspe's re.
soluiion for non-impottation OF British
goods was aiken into consideration. As
we shall give ,h's debate, a, as early DE-.
riod q, tossible, and very much in .de.s,,.
We shall at present bu, briefly notice It's
character.
TWAS opened by MIR. Gregg, the mo
yer OF the resolution, who tock . rand
view oFthe outrages, iisuits aud oppres
Sous oil Britain, which appeared 10 him
to be parts of a system deliberately plan.
ned, and which would probably be perse.
ver!ngly adhered to, unless the govern.
nent OF the u. $. should aake decided
and spirited stand against tiern. A non.
importation 81 her goDds, measure al.
together pac fic. appeared 10 bis the be It
instrument ofrecsIlng her to sense OF
ner true interest.
Mr.J. Clay followed. He allowed. in
their fullest extent, the oulragcs and ia
justice oil Britain but he feared hat The
contemplated measure, so far from InJI,ei.
ing any serious injury on her, would re
act mere Injuriodsly on ourselves, and
that II could not for any length Of time
be adhered to. He declared hir,.elf in
favor OF measures, which though spDa.
Tentiy less energetic, would by forming
part OF a permanent and practicable
system, prove more eiicacisus.
MIR. Crowning.hieI1 took The same
ground with Mr.. Gregg. lie said The
outraged honor and violated Interests OF
the country demanded efficient measures
not OF warlfke chsrscler, but such a.
would convince Britain that much as we
valued her friendshi2, We would 10 long.
er submit 10 the degrada,ious accum1
lated upon U.s. lie was for peace. r.,
believed the present measure eminent,
calculated 10 maintain II. Not that h,
was afraid Of war from the effects i
would produce. For in war, we shoul,
be nore tha0 a match fsr Biitain. w,
'hould make more captures, her proyin
ces would fall, and the debts Of her sub
jects would be Al our mercy.
! Mr.. j. Randolph rose in reply about
O'Clock, aud continued on The GJor til
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RRPUBLTclyS /!


THIS evening we meet to exDress our opinion
on tse recent Union of borest men
Sixty FIVE gentlemen have, to use their own
language terminated the late divisions in this
SAFE ---T5sy once dIifsred--snd all was distrac.
ton aad confusion :--they have now harmopi
zed land all must be peace and Tranquility
They say 10 U.s. Love whoin we ove--ha
whom we hate"--Do as we cosnmand /" Tins
ave we made their tools may worse than tools ;
I'VE are treated as their sioges. We must think
as they think-at IS they s6t--and when II sui,q
orr NOBLE GBN7JBaEN. are transferred
Ike slaves 20 other ras.ers---But f. w months
since boldly and successfully opposed the
wiley inIiguant," and his hule Band--now
we are commanded 10 serve and supuort hin,
We are transferred BY our masters TO his party.
and are identified with it ,without our assent. or
even consuta'ion.
Formerly we were told that in politics thew
were ueacherous; in morals depraved in vro
perry Badkrupss Now, they are honest reppb
ljctns, upright men, and were the CHAMPIONS
thar gained the glorious victory of 1904 nd
from whom 40 we hear this language The We
ny men that last year, exhausted the English
tongue 10 prove their proagacy ana baseness
who disturbed the ashes Of Bs5yeHs to demon.
srrsfe ,heir Unsuitable thirst for property and de-
riliSlion OF principle--and what now has produ
ced the change Have not n right to demand
the canse TO say--shew MS your new lights
give NC your reasons--thaf have flashed convie
ton, and wrought this wonderful conversion p
But we are the Stvipisb 1zultitade and we mus,
not ask for reasons. Our duty is su5inis s,.n.
We must not presume TO enqaire--And whom
must obey De Wnt Clinton, and his six;y.
hys Gentlemen ~ or what-Because they have
made bargain, and we ate disposed of-Like
sfaitcis VIC are passed to other hands. DO not
tho Bur- party avow this Have they not &c
eiased tnat Col. Burr is 70 be TeinstAtet, and
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Mr.. JEFFERSON, 10 the Presidential,
Chair. An entertainment was provided
lat Mr.. Powell's Tavern at which JoBn
NcRAE and ARCHIBALD THwEArr, Es-
Guites, presided.
After dinner, the following TOASTS
were drank:
l. 4h March, isoi.--Tyran,s shrink
at,hy anniversary, but thy returning dawn
shall ever be haied by the reclamation
Of freemen.
: .. The Peotic Of fhe United States Be-
fore the brightness of their orient, the
monarchies of Europe are in eclipse.
5. Thomas JsGerson-His influence de.
Ponds not on hereditary right, or musty
precedent, but on his personal merits,
ana the progressive improvement of man.
4. Great Brffcin--She seems to for
get, that America, though patient of in
Jury and slow in resentment, is constant
in her courage and deadly inner wrath.
S. Shain~--The American Hercules in
his cradle sirangled the serpents of Brit
ish usurpa,ion N the vigor and might Of
his manhood.--hc will find little difficulty
in CRUSHING the pig,ny of Spanish nso.
lence.
s. Francc.--We deplore the political
slavery into which she has sunk; we ad :.
mire her manly opposition 10 base COM
bination Of European despots.
z. The freedom If the ocean and tke free.
dom Of the Mnd.-Slavery to those whs
would enslave them.
s. Closed Dosrs.--The secrets Of ma.
tons, like those of individuals. are gene
rally their defects.
9. The mcn,ory Of Steuens 2honysson
ffGson.-Thc honeat Senator, who, to
prevent private speculation, lurking in the
den OF dishonor from Selling the unwa
ry with deadly embrace, dragged the
shrinking monster into sight.
To- Tie heotie Of Yrginia--not the
freeholders exclusively.
II. Jsmcs Monroe.--In the gratitude
ola peoples love, he will End the reward
OF his tolls and his services.
10. Greed Taylor. Bank Intrigue Nigh,
rob him of an Office he deserved, but not
of the confidence ofthe people.
Is. Miranda. --If his obje6s be the lib
erty OF mankind, success 10 him.
IA. William Duane---whom The tenn
pest of civil commotion cannot appaI,
whom the calm of peace Cannot luII into
inactivity.
Is. The Militia ofthe United Statca.--
The guardians of their own rights, they
Will Justly appreciate the value OF their
trust.
10. Oar foreign relatians.--Psac: if
possible, war if necessary.
II. The american Fair.
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O'Clock. He rcorcurced the rcsoi;,;or )
VIZ measure, pushed fpeSarsl by spiri,
oi p's'cantlc ayarice, calculated in its ef-
iecls a. orce 10 expose the T.. $. in her
most lolpefahie point, on The ocean; TO
aid the gigan.c strid=s of Bonaparte, by
mating france mistress of the ocean; TO
translate le' from the Ground on which
II became her 10 stand, and 10 carry her
ifo maritime contests; and TO endanger
her liberties aud the constitution.
On thursday, the debate was again re.
sum'd az DON by Nj. d Williams, who
s.;oke in tavor of he resolution.
He~as followed by Mr. Masters on the
opposite side.
Mr.. Smile spoke next in favor of the
resolution when thu debate was closed
Tor the day by Mr.. J, Randolph, about 4
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VOLUNTEERS,

By nj. s. Bfitter. JAMES MowRoE--
America owns his srduous and success
ful exer.ions, in the tenteo field, the cab
Incl, and the diplomatic worid.--May he
soon return 10 the bosom Of his country,
and by his d;gniied presence avert those
infrignes and csbois which Uicr generates,
and ,nyratitudc nourishes.
By ID. Yrokcs. FoRHIew MINISTER'S.
May the example Of D'Yrujo deter
Others from similar improprietes.
BY j. ID Burke. I HoNAs PAINE, the
firm defender of the Rights OF Man.
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Expectation was put completely on fh-
f'rby a runor yesterday. 1t was stated
that a gentleman from Fh,lseleipfia had
announced the arrival there of vessel ION
Saturday. from England, said to be the
bsaTer OF accounts relative 10 the grand
military operations in Germany, I'D to
December s. tlad such important ne ws
iranspired in Philadelphia, by The arrival
on Saturday as stated, we should mos,
surely have received it by yesterday 5
fnsi but from that quarter We have not
been furnished with the least article of
foreign itehigeoce. .fmeTican
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Richmond Academy Lottery.
SECOND GLASS.
TwRNrY rouarn -

"a es OF 50 dohars--Nos. l7oa 1850
fnzes or Is dolars---Eos, 1891 47Sf $3.50
Biaoks.--s937 1891 Gags 745s 744s
49o5 sos $751; 4i57 e776 ee7O 74Jz
1881 6471 1915 5i5o $3.50 6l4o 7sa4
4495 1850 1896 ss43 S47z ara 7SSs
4z4l 6s37 7oii e77z sCs4 ss76 s2at
4454o 5515 4Sso 1858 6A5i 6z9i 5s74
oiVo 4zOS 4o95 774O 5663 ooi6, ss7 1
5z4S 1870 ssoS 1904 478s 500 7sss
1915 TIT 6o7s 1919 s767 1926 61so
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POSTSCRIPT
BALTIMORE. March 8.
N4YAL EWGHGE1rgh-r

49, - -ON Or HE L RENCH
| FLEET.
~ the brig Amer,cs, arrived yes,er-
day from the city Of ST. DOMINGO. IN.
f9'iowlng important intelligence ha, been
received:
On the 2lst of January French a..
under command of admit SIEcLE. from,
b7est, arrived al The city of ST. Dooin.
go, ana landed 500 troops--.hey consis-
ted of the
Imperial, 1874 Guns.
Jupiter, "a
Doomed; ~
Comet, IS
Corvette Diligence, %
And on The astb arrived (in ajditioa) the
lie B, ave, 81
L'Alexandre, r.
Felciie, "a
hey remained ct anchor till the 9Th
OF Feb. when an Englss Beet of IL sal
hove in sight, 9 of which were of the
me, reported TO be under the command
oil admiral Cochrane" British fleet
Immediately attacked The French, VINO.
finding themselves 50 situated as render.
cd all attempts 10 escape fruieless, being
~~'H f'-NSiy iAS"iGS0 itly inaIS v ueSDc
rate aud valiant resisiance--Dut OWNS To
the superior force CT the British, the en-.
gasSment ended with the CAPTURE OF s.
AND The total destruction Of two of ths
largest OF the French sbips--amonpst the
latter OF which vas the adinirslts .bip,
which was driven ashore and lost.
On the sth February another British
hse, OF i3 salt appeared Of 81. Domingo,
and remained there two days.
This must be mistake, as Cocb.
rpne has no Feet under his ccmman d ar
cording 10 the latest accounts. We nre
sumo twas adrsiral Duckworth, " no In 5
oeenreported 10 have passed ST. Thome.
with sail, 1t was supposed. in search Of
the French, who were then at ST.. Do
mingo.
We learn, from a respectable gentle.
man, that the upper decks of L'Imperisl
blew up when shc sunk, about miles
from the city: and that zoe souls perish.
ed on board. She is just off The stocks
and was thought to be the fines, ship in
the French navy.
I 4 ne report currently circulated last e.
vening, thattbe British fleet had burnt the
CITY OF 81. Domingo, is without FONDA.
lion,
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John Booker, jr.
II Y TInn,rn
Amelia, March 6;h. 1906. tbs
patua6le Family Medicines.

JnH received d'rees from the Pa,eusees, and for
SALE WHoLEsALE ana RrrAlL, bv So
MuEL PLEAsANTs, jr Richmond. a lary. IN,
ply OF the following very valuable N1ed,eines-
| viz: ,
Or Co9fey's pegefadle Ekrir, or Coue5
| Drofs
Superior TO any other medicine eyer befor. In.
| vented, Tor all complaints OF the Lugrs ard b,.
been known frequently to efiee c. -uTe afr,r II,
| other medicines have failed 4. i. Z, he bo,.5
! that all thoie who. arc hboripg Under Corsun. o.
ne and other dnealcs of the Lases VIII rtf,r,
20 th's valuable medicine for relief-Price &c
cents boetle ."
Or. Razvaon's .gnfi. Bilious AND .Sto,,acb;.
Biners,
"h'sh nave proved 70 extremely fsrviecsble for
a iew years patti IN referring weak and decayed
contt'ineicns OF almoh every d,ieriptiop, and for
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Pieaiantnef' To flew thar theic excellent biz
terra are h<id ia high eaimation by Pnyfie;ans Of
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TRACK OF Letter from De John wloox refpec.
tsoie lhyheisnJ and poa-maaer at the CITY" Of
vergepGes "
VERozNuE,, oaohsr z,d. 1904,
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I am, &c.
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Dr' Ih'mfs5n's .Arsmaic oath PcSts.
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ise very great and extenli7e fsle tbi. ned;,ire
has n'et with befpsak. It's intriniic wsr.s.-Priee
50 Goats a box
Dr. haassH's mi EiHous FiNs, or Famil,,
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fate ~ . thort time Ni,hout oeesisnitg the lean
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81 Very particular directors sseUnpany
each Of ttofs valuable medicines.
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RICHMOND PRICE CJRRE.Nr.

An obligng correspondent hao favored us with
the foilowing address, published in hand.
bill az New York, relating TO the late " Uni.
ss OF HoNEsr MES' IN that place
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3esz 75oI zoos 6ss4 oa7s 1850 ear
eh,s 49tI z,72 $50 $500 6as7 6aSs
o. Is 1896 sI3s 6ss3 4Io5 ssza oso4
1854 s4si 5000 4S47 6467 S8z9 76ze
5i7S 1907 6o47 e747-45aS 47oa 1885
1896 A7t4 SAFE 6341 4o6+ 69S+ 1878
1881 5s5s 1893 47zo s7Ss 1882 644i
o73I 1879 COCO 73H 57S5 57i7 1889
osSS oo6o 5o4o s7es 1877 $3.50 o,24
5tSS 1907 4s49 6i56 1895 Asa ASA
4,54 S9s5 eo+o 5oze 58ss 1890 6ioy
sssS S5ti $500 1907 $3.50 4a7S 6,gy.
Cain OF the Wheel ,his day, s iszs
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Ytgiwa, Civ Of Richmond, 2si R.5. 1906.
10 the Secretary at War for the United States.
SIR,
AgrS eab'y 20 the wishes of the Richmond Re.
publ can Blues. volunteer corps of light infan-
ny, IN ~h'ch ~s have The honos to bear commits.
SONS as designated opposite to our several SUB
seripnons' we have the honsr and satisf acton
10 eomnuniGate to you' and through you TO the
PRESIDENT and Congress of the Unilcd States
the resolution lately adopted b. them, aud which
IS wutien on the oher side
we have the honor TO be. sir. wnh very high
respect, your most cbedienJ and hu,-hie servants.
GEO. WM SMITH. Capt.
VIZ DAVIDSON, Lieut.
G. W. DIXON, Ensign.
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NOTICE

virtne OF deed oftrnsi execu.cdby Charlss
~ CIaddsek OF the county OF Amelia 20 tho
SUBSCRIBERS to secure and satisfy debt therein
menuonsd' due from the said craddock 10 Ionn
J.hsrson' WIN all necessary Charges and ex.
penses attending The said deed and this nuhl;c,-
non there will be cHsred for Sale for ,csdy mo-
ney' at Amelia courthouse, on the 27th day oe
IRE present. month. it being Amelia court cav.
TWO VALUABLE NEGkOES. one how
~ or 10 years old. the otheI likely girl. by name
John and Caroline.
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hs'oiuffon by ,be Ricbms'rd Republican 5iues, a
do,ted on khc III EcL. 1906

dopted OF ,be I'D FcG. 1906
WHEREAS the injurious practices. Liberal
policy, and unfounded pretensions Of some for
e'gn governments toward the cirIzens and 90
vernment OF the United States, manif. s,iv tend
10 destroy the peace and harmony which have
hitherto subsisted betw cen those governments
and the government of the u. States and il is
believed that IN a crisis p,rtsntous, as-1he pre-
sent seems 10 be, of one of the greatest calami
mes 10 which nations liable, both che duty and
the interest o. the ciuzens OF the United a,es
require them generally AMI promptly TO express
the confidence they have in the wisdom, virtue
ana hrmness OF the Presiden, and Congress OF the
United States. and tire readiness they feel 20 Sc
ccnd ana support such measures a. Conrtes.
snail recommend and adopt As most tic and expe
dent TO MAINTAIN or TO visdicate the nat ional
rights. honor and dignity of the Unied States
1be'sfo'c, Res9Ecef By sbe isic5 nond Republican
B!aes. u''snin,caSL7 Tha, they have the highest
confidence IN the wisdom vir,ue aud firmness of
the President and Congress of the United States;
ana that they are. and shall be ready at a mo
ment's warning, with ,heir lives and fortunes.
TO support and to enforce any measures which
the wisdom and prudence OF Congress shall re
commend and adopt Is the mos, tit and expedi
ent TO maintain or 70 vindicate the national
rights honor aad dignity OF the Uni,ed States.
GEO. VIZ SMITH. Chairman.
teste, c. w. DIXON. Sec.
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themselves pr m ted Have t'isy no. zone 60
tar as TO designate 'heofhcsa,ha, are TO be mad
vacant and the persons who a,e 10 all them -
nmi you. fellow ci'izsns, submit to this insul, (.
VIII you suffer yourselves to he considered a.
mere Au'or,a,ons to be moved and ditcSsa a,
the VIII and pleasure of an aspiring. an,bi,iors
yon'S nan, or any combination of men. II Won
are not prepared. for this--if you still think aud
act ter yourselves. with Consistency and indie.
pendence-express your sense this night, Of the
Union OF Honest Men with the irmness becom-
ing Recommendations to your fellow citizens in
the other parts of the state, that it is measures
NOT men YOU support; shat you are not the pro.
perry OF any naughty Lord; that You have prin-
eiples and sentiments OF your own. tina, are nor
to be bought and sold.
Signed, A REPUBLICAN.
Nev,.1ori. FeG. 25, 1906.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.

TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1896.
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1 he report currently circulated last G.
vening, thatthe British fleet had burnt the
CITY OF 81. Domingo, is without fouoda.
lion,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-10
Thirty Dollars Reward

5YDAN AWAY, from the subscnJeGjon
u Sunday night last. negro man, named
SJ,EPHEN; who calls himself &qbhta 1Grl
tn; about s. pears Of age, and about feet 8
inches high, strong made, broad lace, hiSh
cheeks and coarse 'boncy features-he was 10y
rnerly used to work in vessel as acock' when
he understands tolerable we'll, also Washing
ard house work, which he has been accustom'
ed 70 occasionally. Took with him halt WON
brown broad cloth coat, Ozark striped moe
Skin Jacket, a pair corduroy pantaloons ntaiI
white, aud a pair nankeen ditto, some HA's
linen shirts, and an oznabnrg shirt and PsR o.
trousers, also black fur hat, and is suppo"
10 have other cloathS not particularly Know
He is a remarkable artful fellow and VIII Hex
Nv change his name and cloaths, and also m'
have got pass.--Masters of vessels ana 40
other persons are warned not to har0or Or en'-
pIoy sud fellow III any manner whatever
Whosoevcr apprehends said telIe# anu aeI NJ
cures him in any gaol within the state o. ' 'sa,
ryland or District Of Columbia, 50 tna s. Srr
him again, shall receive reward Oh W.
Dollars, if within IS miles from holD CO..
above that distance and within se state 'r. ~.
said, Twenty five Dollars, and II out " If,
state or District aforesaid, or within w ..,.
Of Baltimore, the above reward and al ~
sonable charges if brought home. eur
Thomas P. Wilton
Montgomery Court-HOuse, Ma >o
ryland, 9Th .Augwet, 1906. ) lDr