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peo;le 70 the throne /; Is therefore III. o,.,,
of tie fsats. sha,, ty the liability ard f,l.o '
of their eond.t,on, they fhout Re ,aii:d .hs
a. vulgar coniide:siions.
70 these motives the legitimacy Of VIII,
Gamer be cortelted. aIe fpperadtd o,tc, sd,,.
tagss saljy ia,2gin.d, and which believe il r.
pc Rrors 80 analjie.
Such, Gentlemen, ar. the profound bases .,
which tie emperor would efad'i!h The grsa, l.
Iiticai ly fen, with The conception CT which T..
d.vie providence has infpited him. It in b,,
assuring the hap insfs Of the present scncra,or
and in preparing tie gran1ur OF future ages, tn,
he incefantly adds to the sentiments of Low.
admiration, and reipets, which you pa.,itp,,
in common with all the French.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-13
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
lR f..

LaS night abeut o'clock, fge hsoke oGt In
the Ioiner's fhop and Cahine. Makers Ware
houfe, Gtuated on the north Gdc of Beck. Rreet,
about SO yards TO the EAT of the United State S
Bank, and nearly the fame diaance wcR Of the
Bank of Fennfyls ania; this being frame build.
ing and in the midi OF feveral others E,ads. by
the g,ea, heigbr Of the wisa, Ties at N. w. a
mott tremendous blaze. ana threatened defruc-
ton to that part Of the town; but, by the exer.
tons Of the iahabitants, it was got under before
II o'cock, tho not topped, having, as far as
we could observe, dearoyed three brick houfes
to the eaRward; four or Ave haps TO the north.
ward; two hoales 10 Dock freet to the weitwaId !;
and four or Ave on the eat fiae of Third.areet
oppofte 20 the Rank Of the Unitcd States, be-
aacs damaging se:eral Others.
InAhort the honies Of the whole black, bound
ei by Third-&rcet, Dock.a Smiths and
c,rter's Alleys, being near the eighth Of one Of
cur fquarss, containing not lefs than twenty
houfes and work lhops Of number ofiaduhrious
meshaaiss, except 4 OF are slIentireiy deGfoy.
cd.
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admiralty at HALIFAX IL was tfled ny
fallcourt, and the judgement unao mous,
fer eendsmning THE property as q ia1ofu1
PIKE. II was briefly stated \. slr William
Grant, master Of the rolls, hat The sln-
gle question in this case, is whether the
voyage in which the property OF the claim
ant was embarked At tke time OF the capture,
was lawful voyage. Tbs cargo in ques-
ticn consisted of cocoa, which rad bsea
shipped at Laguira sport IN 'ke Spanish
province of Carraeess, IN South AEeriea.
on account Of the elaima ATT, inlhe same ship
. in which il was now captured, and was
brought 70 Marblehsad, a port OF HE Unit.
ed States, where it was entered and lsDd.
ed, bond having been given as usual ior
the duties ;bu, it wss few days afterwards
re.shipped in The sane Bottom, dispatch
ed en- voyage to B:ibea. Dsb.ntures
were ,hersupon grated TO the claimant for
the amount Of the duties, a tms' part ex.
serted (; and these debsuturss beipg. at a
subseqses. period, given Up ct the Custom
House, aad The small balance OF duties paid
in cash, the bond given on ske entry from
Laguira waa cancelled.
This, our readers will observe, is the
ordinary coarse Of proceeding in Ike case.,
and which, ii is sontsnded, 90 the part Of
America, amounts 10 fair importation
into thar country, so as TO justify the sub-
sequent transmission Of the produce OF
hostile celenv TO the mother country, OR
any othef per, in Europe, while .hr contra
fy j. maintained by our PRICE courts.
The raster OF the rcils did. not enter
toto these general principles Of tbs law Of
ns,iens, Oh which this country asserts a
right to prevent aeu,rals from carry ing on
the colon:al,tr.de of eur eaernies in gene
raj; principles which have been SO ofiea
discussed, and SO often solemnly reeegniz.
ed by the lords ser missionsrs. He only
observed, that by the uniform sense OF the
beard, whatever branch Of .has trade was
not allowed by his maj.y VS. war ins'rsc-
tons, was unlawiuI; and that therefore
The only eues,los fer their lordships in this
case was, whether the voyage n qaes,'on
was fairly within the lcence 81 9ne royal
instruction which applied 70 il.
Dr.. Lawrencs, as Arlicas lfgia, stated
10 tuciI 0Si'IPS} tiet toS NnsG ei viz
Polly, Lasky. e, the admiralty. 81 sfhdavis
had been produced, on 1hs part OF the
claimant, stating the actual Paymen, ofthe
duties, and that the court yves at that pc.
Rod not a, all aware that The duties we're
secured by bond in these cases, and disc
charged by debensures in the way that had
since appeared. He also MENTIONED that
by the law of America, as now clearly une
dsrs,sod, the importer actually derived
positive advantage by these .ranssci'ons'S
or tina. though the duties are NOT paid, ne.
gociabIt debentures ore issued on the cree
dit Of the bond, and these the importer
can pd; int circulation, until period az
some months distanc-, which is allowed
for the payment of the bond, or tor 'iss
discharge by production Of these debeu.
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ARRIVED,
Brig Louioa, capt. M'Namara, IS Gays
from Jamaisa: Ballast: James panrn.
Was boarded on the passage BY Span
isl, picareoa and robbed OF several a,.i.
elss.
Also, ship Blaize, captain Lewis, from
Cayenne Ballast: j. I. Vowel.
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While The inhabitan.s were baisd a. the above
their attention was called OFF by fire at the
iputAweA Corner Of Gray . alley an Front.ffces,
occati0nsd by cindcrs blown from the fra fire
;anda lodged on the roof, BY which the laid hoaie
was nearly consumed before il could be got un-
der.
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Il ysricss high Cations. / hald 2
|'all., 5 opinion on shis Point from the Gen
w a'l ,,., Vmginia. My confidence IS aa-
s.ss .aa u the gentleman be denounsts, nor 90
Ia ia.,1s n. eonidenc: OF the nation Is haksn.
ss''S lDebase 30 5eseostinatd.
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BRITISH PRIZE CoUR rs.

1riisy Council CHAMBER, Ma,sh II, 1906.
CASE or THE WILLIAM, JOHN TsEFRr
MASTER.
Present, earl Fiswilliam, isFd prssidest,
duke of Monnosc, lord Auckland, master
Of the rolls, ar William Wypne, and sir
William Scott. 1'hs sass decided in this
seurt was &C appeal Sy an American claim
aas, tresa asentense Of the Souls 81 wise
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
EOTfFJCATION.

His imperial majesty, who according
10 the promise which he made to the re-
'sPeetable states Of Hungary, has deigued
10 close the Diet has been prevented by
in;erveDrg circumstances from retu
ing TO Vienna before going to Brunn a.
greeably 10 his first determination. But in
the mean time, it is possible the French
imperial troops may enter Vienna. Ex-
perience has provided that they observe
stricl discipline and disregard the dan
gers Of war. Should this take place he
expects that his people viii remain quiet
and conduct themselves with decorum.-
| recommendit to each one in particular
and his majesty our sovereign, far from
expecting zeal which might only COM.
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Latest European Intelligence.
BALTIMORE, Feb. z.

In the subsequent columns will be found
some oe the very important bulletins pro.
missed yesterday. There appears to have
been no ceremony in taking possession
OF Vienna-its fall was considered as a
mere matter Of course, and The armies
at the emperor OF France pursued their
march beyond the eastern parts Of Ger
many, while the panic struck armies of
Eussia ard Austria, continued tn fly be.
fore them Some sharp skirmishug oc
lasionalJy occurred, but every thing like
systeipatic opposition had ceased in that
qiar,er.
10 Italy the Archduke Charles gave
r7re work 10 the enemy, and continued
TO struggle manfu!y against the tide of
war: hui an important advantage gained
over one of his wiugs on the 26th No.
vembcr, Che particulars OF which will be
given tomorrow and the dispositions
made by the French, leave him no pros.
pea but that OF an Ultimate surrender.
Three bulletins of the army q: Italy and
others of the grand army, WILDE transla.
ted Tor morrow Gazette.
he ways of providence are inscruta-
bic . TO have entertained The notion, a
few years back that Germany, one of the
most warli,e and powerful nations in Eu-
rope, would be conquered by France,
would have been sufficient 10 have brand
Ell any man as a /ooi ;-aud but few
months since, il would have entitled the
person 10 an epthet scarcely less harsh,
who should have predicted the fail ct vi.
emma before Christmas. The bulletins
in this days Gazette, however, enforce
our text.
Bonaparte has not only taken Vienna,
but he has given civil and military go
vernDent 30 Austria winch nc terms a
frovince--net only has ne Captured The
capitals of Hungary, OF Bjhemia and
of MoraVja but these hrsv;nces, also, in
the most abiect manner depre cate all CD
position 10. his arms, and sue f1r his mer-
cy! Where his victorious career is 10
step is as difficult 10 BE- defined row, rs
before he left his camp al Bouiorne.-
Russia is hambIsd. End Germany appears
10 be Amos, b.otted out Of the list Of ma
lions and that fate which She had antici-
paied epr Turkey and Spain, has first fall
len To her own lot.
10 the book q BaLrtins, of $50 pages,
(for it is o a file of newspapers which
we have been politely furnished with,
there ere no editorial remarks or other
local articles, except the following. which
bears TIE last daie, and which we consi.
der as official as the bulletins themselves !:
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TWENTY-SECOND BULLETIN OF
The GRAND ARMY.
81. Pohen, Nou. n

~ Il ttbtNt !FcUs tos
Marshal SoUlt has followed up his sue.
cess. The whole corps of Mcerfeldt is
destroyed. That general saved himself
with an officer Of Huions. Gen, Mar
mont is at Leoben. Here they MAIDS pri-
.oncrs Of 100 cavalry.
P,iHce Murst has been these 8 DAYS
within hall league Of Vienna.
Al the Austrian troops have evacuated
that city. The national guard perform.
duty there, and are in high spirits.
Thisday the French troops made their
entry into that capital. The Russian re-
fused every opportunity which was offer
ed them TO engage in battle, ON The heights
Of St. Pollen (St. Hypolite.) They eros.
sed the Danube at Krems, and immedi
aieIy after heir passage burnt the bridge,
which vas very fine structure.
The liti at dsy break marshal MORT
er, at The bead Of battalions, fixed him
self a; Stein, expecling to find there a
resf.gnard--but The whole Russian army
was s;,ll here. Then commenced the
battle Of Diernstein, which will be forever
memorable in military annals. From 6
in the morning until . in the afternoon,
these 1000 brave men opposed the Russi.
an army, and put TO rout every thing OPP
posed TO them. Masters of the village of
I,eobeu, they believed the day finished ;
bat the enemy irrita,ed, having lost ten
stand Of coiors, 8 pieces of cannon, 900
men prisoners and 1000 killed, had CIV
en- diAeren, direction 10 their troops, by
forced marches, in order 10 flank the
French As soon as marshal Mortier
perceived this u'anosuvre, he marched di-
fectly TO ihe troops which had sled of &
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TRAN5LATIONS FOR THE FE.
DERAL GAZETTE.
PARIs, Oecemtcr ..

PARys, Otcemtcr ..
Nj. de Siadion, late minister from the
Emperor Of Germany at The Court of
Russia, aud NJ. the lieutenant general
count de Giulay, have been presented
TO his majesty the emperor of the French
at Bruhn, as plenipotentiaries of his
majesty the emperor Of Germany They
are Invested with powers TO uegociate,
conclude and sign deiDitive treaty Of
peace between France and Austria. On
his side, the emperor oi the French has
nominated M. de Talleyrand, t,he mi
mister for foreign relations) whom he
has invested wish powers 10 that effect.
Its TO be hoped that peace will be the
result of their negotiations but this
ought rot 10 diminish in the least The
zeal Of the soldiers or of the nation: il
is, on the Contrary, new motive for
the conscripis 10 accelerate their march,
in order TO Justify that well known sdage,
81 uis f'acenl, fara 6tAum. His majesty
has given orders To The ministers OF war
and OF the interior 10 relax nothing in
their PREPARATIONS.
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AN away from me about me last
IA Of November. WILL, more heoaen,ly
called Bitey, large stout built negro ieIo0,
between SO and 50 yellow complexion has =
conspicuous scar on bis upper lip, occasionesi, y
blow from the tIiier OF a saw is an ar,ful. "a
gacious fellow, of lively turn. un5 stand
something ofthe shoe making business, and tool
with him some toolo apperaiu,ng % that bosi
ness hss large scar on mis- insiep, C5ui o.
which leg is disremembered) which may ,c,ye
TO eoNhrm the Suspicion Of his BENG mine, " r.
ken this fellows vie was lately removed from
my neighboihcod by Hr. Fariss OF Halifax
county. near Halifax olJ town, and as ihis wa.
the only obvious inducenent t0l leave me, is beI, ~
the first instance 6 his a5scoadn;e cuoooss he
is al this time lurking in that neghborhooG. /
will give % Dollars 70 any perscn delivering Or
securing The said negro that yet him
TIELD ROBINSON,
near Gumbstiand courthouse.
February 3,b, 1890. q
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promit the lives and property OF his sub
jeSts, would punish severely TIE iesS,
disorder, not only because he himself
has declined defending his own capilul,
but because he enierta'ns most gracious
solicitude for the welfare of It's inhabi.
tanls.
(Signedl .
Roaoithe, Comhtc Wrb7ln,
Com'rissary of the court.
Vienna, Nov. IL.
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MARRIED.

I'm Saturday evening last, Mr.. JAMES
u LAIDLhY, attorney tlaw, of The cOun-
'yof w cod, TO Miss HARRIor QuAREtER,
eldest daughter OF Col. Alexander Quar-
rler, Of lhis city.
-, On Thursday the 9th inst. by
the Rev. Robert Is. oemple, LEWIS CAR
NETT, Esq. 10 tie amiabIc and accom-
plIshed Miss FRANCES B. BANKS, o. King
William county.
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sIxTrENTH DAY.
Pile Of 500 doiI;.Ys-No go

Prize Of 500 doiiaYs---No 5458
Prizes o! i5-loliarS- Mes 92b 941 S7S 1000
5o32 SIG 34O6 1920 1928 742I 572l .55S4
1872 II42 4iI4 7l83 26I3 1867 1855 3l25
6529 2765 34s4 5743 1886 1855 SEQ 70A0
1870 25i5 1880 247O.
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sEvENTErvrH nAv

FTizeS q ID dollsfs--Nos. 90 l77 5AI Aoz
598 S6S 5G7S 1923 $40 6s9i 1882 lC11 zfys
65@9 1873 57l1 1881 $3.50 1853 3770 6212
1903 1897 20e5 1919 1886 49, it47. 9So2
2484 1887 2500 1885 1851 $500 367z 20Sl
1892 270z Go52 1863 1850. own
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NiAIam s. Mary College Lottery.
FIFTEENTH nav.
KIGHTEEMru DAY.

Prizc of SEQ doliars--No $50
Prizes Of IS do!iays-Nos. 248S Sl74 7e4R
1855 500 6779 3i04 1881 $500 1878 400
o2Io 1919 I2lo 1902 825 38i6 1876 .265 50og
$50 164I 4G25 S795 1904 oOI8 50oi 500
1904. wv
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NINETnENrm pAY-

Prizes OF 500 collars Rios 4548 So2f.
Pnzss OF - dolars-Nos 535 473 SIS s26
ESQ 1850 6657 $3.50 1914 1176 3o7o 1o2S
5477 302) 2576 2465 1919 1859 4f97 1000
$40 68l2 l744 43O2 1884 a399 sci $500
1924 1897 6S63
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TRAVELLERS from Buck

q ingham. Cumberland, &c to Richmond
will find for their convenience, an ORDINARY
a, JUDE's FERRY, where they will be eenteelly
enter aired the road being superior to The main
road, and the distance rather shorter. the Ia
vern Keeper Aauers himself with sufficient pa.
tronaSe.
February 18th, 1906. W.T.
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EIoNTruNru ~

Prizes of IS dollars--Nos. 642 74S BOG 3e4o
1857 2373 1854 3l34 1901 1851 1883 33t5
1880 1865 6651 1884 4545 2s72 zoos 99t2
l6i4 1867 76j6 5O93 6436 $3.50 q345 6a52
$50 400 1871 1899 2I69 5G7l 300 4s81
1913 1858 1902 1850 1896 1880 5O25,
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/, VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1896.


he resolution Cor laying a tax of fe,
doAcrs per head On the importation OF
slaves into the United States has passed
the House OF Represenlatives.-Ayes, 79
Noes IS.
he uncommon warmth which this re.
solution produces, was mt more singular
than The arguments of those who oppn-
sed 1t. They said that the state of
Scuh Carolina was pointed a, in the reso-
intioD; II that state chooses TO continue a
practice which every other state disciain,s,
the iauit IS with the state, The mem
hcrs from that slate said that the cons,i,u-
ton OF the United States permitted the
importation, but the Constitution also Der.
miied ajax of ten dollars per head 10 be
laid on them.
1t has long been . charge from the enerie, of
'ne present. administration, that misrepresen,ati.
on and abuse were The ar iices by which the adj.
miniStration was maintained They ,sho v,;,h
10 see what distress do, will find tina, the on
position have recourse the low arts " tici, ran
be 'nven,ed-Jong letters in the st,le OF On,
kers, low ridicue upon public men. and faise
reports made in one place and pyetendsdly gen,
from anoiher. But where are the CID s,orie,
WIN W, which we have been amused FOR year past!
we're they false, and are they forgoueni
ine opposiSlon do noe know where 10 turn
louisiana may finally be settled amicably. Ev.
cry DAY proves The wisdom OF the purchase -
Spanish expectations, it is expected, will make
no quarrel 1t rs still hoped that Grea, Britain
wi!i nor see her way clear 70 qua-re, with ne =.
Inc Indians grow attached to us. Every rIiro.
works right. The republicans are not ,f,ad of
expenses when necessary, after all their econo.
my HOW hard It Is. thar they who walk nm.
ryatly walk surely.--Sniem Reg
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HOUR ROOMS in my house, on
il the street leading f.orn the man street mn
Snoekoe hill by the Governor 's-,he situa,;on Is.
healthy and pleasant. being in the cen re Of the
Town. near the capitol and main street--i, is vs.
~ Convenient fo' business--it would SOFT verv
well a gentleman of the law, as she lov,er room,
is wei adapted for an office. A small family
would re preferred. which may have the use oS
part OF the kitchen ann static for one or two
horses. lmmedia:e possession nav be had.
Pich~ond 1oth Feb. 1876 wSt
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Valuable Property Tor Sale.

IN Tuesday the llthtlay of March
~ nex', will be offered for sale. by public
auction atthe Eagle Tavern in the city of Rich.
meme, Inc following valuable properly
-Four hait-acre LOTS, adjoining
each o;her, forming what susualy called a square
III the CITY OF Richmond, and described i'm the
plan OF said city by the numbers ISL, 152, I5o
and 100 These lots command beautiful pros-
peess OF the river. aud in every respect are well
worthy the attention of pe,sons d,s,1osed -,
build ~
The Brick Store or Lumber-House
stuate on the street. which Leads fro :, the MAR,
stree, IN Richmond TO Shockoe I,,spe aion. about
% feet IN breadth and about SO feet in length.
more or Iess-oeing part of the property for
merry owned by MIR William Fenwiek, and w.
ing between the building now occupied by MIR.
george Watt and t1at owned 10y Mr. Niarcu.
Elcan.
The Messnage or Tenement and
parcel of ground, containing one ard 4 half acres
,''ors or less. where Mr. VIM fsnwick former.
" reaided, near Rockets.
n mere Particular description is deemed ppre.
eessa'S' TIE properly inieused lSr sale being well
known 10 most pc sors residing IN Richmond or
ths neighboshood--an it is pl esumed auy per-
son inclined 10 purchase, will examine ii[for
gnieh purpose the keys Of both Tenements NAV
ee haa sy applying to GRllegn, Richard & Co.
49, '"i S'S any IuftnSr Information that NAV
be wished may
!er,ns ct sale, approved endorsed notes ne.
souabie a. ihe ban!; Of Virginia 9. IS and 90
months. The legal title 20 lie ,eiained till rbe
Pusehass money is paij, OF deeds OF rust to be
executed by the purchasers as roay be agreed
CALICO, RICHARD aco.
February On. 1906. ,ds
4 GREEABLY to an order of fba
= L worshiPful Court of Amelia the com,,;..
si'ners appointed for thar purpose, viii proceed
az meha courthouse, Saturday the Oh d.
81 hiarch next, TO LET TO the loves, bdJo1
tie BUILDING or 4 ,FAZL,, for said coun,,,
ne san jan is to be built OF b,ick and WOOL
avn, 20 be completed on or before the erst dsv
CT June 1857.
one ihifd Of the price to be giver for building
me SAID jail wall be paid on The I5!h day of a,
prii next one third when the commissioner.
think the work half finished, end rhe bs an,~
wien the said bui!ding is completed
r. parucu!sr plan OF she said huilai,,g ,r.vb lie
seen on application to VIM T. Eggiss,on, ons
OF the commissioners
The Ccas,,si ssisr-rs.
Amelia, Sd Feb. 1896
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virtue OF Il deed or trust cxecu-
AD 'ed to me By William &. Ma,tn. to secure
ceh; due from him to William Clarkson. a :
also debt due from him 70 William Cali. 7
shall on the eighth day Of March nexr, at the
Albema'le, proceed to sell,
THE toliowing Properfy,
To wit '--one roam Hose, two c. VS. Z Calves.
two Feather Beds and Furaitu, e, enc vine C:hes,
and Cupboard. one Wanu, Dining Table. also.
ali thAt o'uon Of the esa:c Of Patrick Aiithie.
Gee. Ut being as yet undyded) which the said
Martin eiaim- right TO ia consequence Of his in
teImariHge win bis wife Sarah. a daughter of
s2id Hiichie, IL being one seventh part of the
following Negroes, 10 wit: Peter, EYoIl. Jenny
Harry, MiIly, Lucy. Bob. George, Sarah and
two small chlidren--Ihs whole or so much thcr,.
or for ready money, as will be SUFFICIENT to dis
Charge the SAID debts, ~ also the exuenses ari.
sing under the deed of nuor and the sale. BE.
iiig trustee only l will convey The tine vhic,
is III me as such. and more
JULIUS CLARKSON, Trustee.
3h Feb 1896 ,ds
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TO Rent.

Amelia, Sd Feb. 1896.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
sSertembe, Ie.

~ AN AWAY from the fu bfcfiber, living in
Ii. Fsuquicr couuty and rate of Virginia,
rear Rector Town, negro man named TOM,
and negro woman na1n.d PHILLIPS, his wife
Tom IS aitout chunky black fellow, Setyh ihY,
weighs about $50 or 90, is marked with the
'lmall pox, very plain to De fceuon his nofes OF
very pIeafaot connecnsness terrible, asttui and
rnannerly, talks very plain, and is aged about
AS years. he man took With him two iinc
cloth coats, one a blue the other white, two
iakets, one of black fatin, Che other lnfeys fri
ped with blue, grey. clotp ovcralis, greg, great
coat aud White fui'd hat.
e PI1ILLtS isyery black, well made. of mid,
lie Ezc, fome Of her teeth out before, aud about
lsrty cightyaaIs of agc. She took with her ore
calico habit, one Sthi,e prigged mrfln habit, ore
blue fluff petticoat, ONE Jacket and psticost of
rofey, aIiped with black, and two afiped olan
kets. Thsywerc brought from the lower part Of
this fate, near where Counfellor Cafter lived.
They will probably change thes clothes, and
procure pdfes, and mix with Carers freed ne
aroes, as they were acquainted withthenl, oFthey
NAV make for Frederick sbotg or Alexandria, hav
inc fome knowledge of both thefe places. They
formerly belonged TO major VaIeotiae Peers. Of
Prince William, and were fold by him TO Mr..
Gorge New mao, Of Centerville. j viii pay the
above reward for apprchcnding and delivering 10
M the above deicfibed negroes, or proportional
reward Tor lodging them in jail, 70 that may
&c, them again.
Iolhua Fletcher.
April 40. [M'y 81 eo4s