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NOTICE.
v account Of the great inereafe of the

N account OF the great ncfeafe Of the infurance
y the REVELATIONS, reforming the books, &c
eoni" rot iniih the general fsilement until this
gay. The general meeting of the members of the Nu
tnal Atarsnee Society sgsna Gre On building, Of ,h.
HAZE OF Virginia, has therefore been adjourned. and
will ne hcd nex, Tuefiay the 2Il in ty 1, o'elorL
a. M in the committee room on the north Corner
OF The Capitol. 'e-
w. p. asst.
January ts. IT, %
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Richmond.
NJ n r X lie d

On the 10th ultime, at chiiowee, the feat of
VIM. Randolph, Efq. RICHARD S. HAcKLEY,
biq. OF New-York, to the amiable Mifs HAKRI.
OFT RANDOLPH, daughter of the late Thomas
m.Randolph of Tuckahoe.
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dtittto,.

~ 7befas Of Books aUiHbe continued this q.
vening, TO commence at 9 o'eIoek, at
WILLfA1 PRIeHhSD's Book SroRS.
CafsiosHe, me, be had at TIE place Of IaLe.
&annary Is.
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to the FORMATION Of iAS;sasf Nas.rsi H6sr,, o.
~gf<s~ safs,s, at Wiizmfburg.s Specimens al
ieait, ofthe mott curious native animals manmalia
birds, amphibia, 6hcs, infeefs and vcrrnes, ought
to be eoilesed which mig eafily be eff aed with
moderate degree Of zeal and at fnnall expence.
Our library fhould by fome or other be arnh-
ed with feient6e works theie iubjees. AN eemen-
tsry work on zoology, botany, and mineralogy;
ihooid be compiled and printed for the ufe of our
youth Collections of fpeeimens of the prinepalff-
hls and minerals fold in Europe (prop~rly clsGed
and arrsnged at no very high price fush Mould 10
Purchaied, and introduced. Why ihouid not diploma
tic characters abroad be employed ON procuring shofe
auntances! Their million would be neither the lefs
uiefui nor the efs respectable and why fhould noe
Rates, &c. dhPlay zeal for fcence, irIrue;on &C.
Can any thing great be effected without national ex.
ertons and lacrifeesl -
!" No htuation can be more deplorabie than that
ct the man, who is THIS deftitute Of the fcafoldne;
OF tie externa afanccs of lcirace. The emoluments
OF protector can hardly fupport him; he ftrugges
between want and Thrift for knowledge half of his IA
larry does NOT iufce to fupply him with the necefIary
hooks; tor You know that in the European world,
ieienee is making daily advances of which, books a.
lone inform Kim .,
2" mgfeHw, good library, would preclude al
thoie disadvantages without thefe no great refulr
can be obtained; and theie national patronage alone
| can procure. We have an apparatus for Natural
Phioiophy but il wan:s foine of the more modern
machines and initruments thofe Mould be had our
| library is alto defitute of good modern fcicntiie
works shoie ALTO Hhould be obtained and then an
observatory for astronomical purpoies fboud be erect
ed, and furnaces, retors &c. procured for chemirv
When we have thole with ,rssUa, * anatomical
hsures' properly fitted; injected, &c for the due INTEL
hgence OF the animal economy fhal be able to
| make the bter licences 7DaH band in bard Much.
however, very much IS been fupplied by the zeal
and efforts OF cur worthy Preienr, and of each pro-
fehor and the lottery may ultimately do fomethng
too"
| ~. q. IL appe~s that mye-y~ ia ne-v tsy.ine
i" N'r0A' and Fall the alma be dR;iItt Of o..
TIE JoNoSoing EeJfle yieids no. IN elegance and
PoINI, to fbt tlvo zUbieh kaSe p1resded if.
| Hit from TIE pen Of gentl-mSn, so5, has
| happily learned TO sve0ve in TIE fame ebabiet
| roe Pr2foAedsf attainments in Eis7ee, s,i,b
| fbe eaptivatiag graeeS of tb: Mule. The 6rR
| IS admitted BY a gratet fiji country: Let tbe fol-
| I0aving peIieJ prope his claim to the Eeonl!
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E*frGd Of letter FROM gentleman in B;y.
HanJi5Rrg, dated January ls. laos.

E*frad Of letter FROM a gentleman i, p;y.
h9m'S@g, dated January is, 1906.
have fometime, thought of rsquelinv you -
lay few words in the Enquirer refpeang tSe ;n,,o'
duction Of NATURAL HISTORY ,, CoIs,~
You are fully fenible of the ADVANTAGE. ,b,, 10
reiult from thefe early feeds Of Natural KnovIsdas
thrown into minds eager to receive them and :,
eher''h and ailitt their growth The eonnst4;o, "f
Natural Hlitory with medicine, agrieul,pr, ,,d -,
arts swell known to you The probabl. ;nausscs
Of Rudy, the objeas of which open 70 naov Io,rsI
OF pure qualification, and which AZ every Dan If y.
pr'gre' dfeover'fome additional feature Of bsnsvi
ienee IN ra'p,fj the influence Of fueh audv TS,d
on the manners of youth, will be eaGlv son,s;v.I
BY YOU In refearehes thus attractive, thu. uurs .nd
thus uieui, mild and rational habits are eon,r,a 81
the volcanic fever of the n,o arden, temper. !. ~
PITY salmed, and the aoxious propepG,s, er,, o,,s5,
All the'e effects, not only acquaintance with h.,
even tate for Natural Hilory, nun prog,nes ".
eonfei, that we labour under great difsdvsns,s...
no nsffsr nature, no books, or fearcely sny,,u tbs
hands OF our 0udeuu on thsfe interenS fgh;s, a..
bu'' independently Of ether materials, we bayr ~
grea 6''t nature, and plates for the mon ;m,or,s.,,
elaes OF Zoology at Leaf Itwere worthy oftbe .n;e
s'are of the citizens Of virg to turn their s,,sn9oo
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~. D. IT a1Pe~s that mpe-y~ IL ne-v fsys,ine
IN N'ro, and SaH the alma be dsaifsts of on.
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Suest: Jnntfs.
NETWORK, June 9.
MASSACRE ATCApE-FRA McoI,

2 M doo1CNG M O6fE-F dkv(<OlSs
We learn from captain Dodge, of the fchoon-
er Mary-Ann, who arrived here yefterday. in Is
days from Cape-Francois, that on the 18th and
18th of May, general malTacre of all the re :.
manning white inhabitants at Cape-Francois
took place, and twas faid, generally, through
out that part of this Inflated ifland under the
dominion Of DeGalines. The particulars of this
tragical event are briefly thefe:
Some time previous to the 4th of May, the
greater part of the white French inhabitants of
Cape-Francois, were ordered under fome pre-
tence to fort about leagues from the town,
and there confined. On the night of the 18th,
the reGdue of thefe unfortunate people, a.
mounting to about $50, were ffrangled in their
beds, by order of the emperor the blood thirf-
ty villains, net content with this, plunged their
bayonets in their bodes-manglng them in a
horrid manner. They then plundered the
houfes of thofe unfortunate people, who had
thus fallen victims to the avarice and cruelty of
the black emperor. On the 18th, it was report
ed at the Cape, that thofe of the inhabitants who
had been fent to the fort, had been put to death
in the mott cruel manner, and their dead bodies
treated with the greatet dignity. :
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.


A London paper of the 2lt April, received
by a recent arrival at Bottom, contains the fol-
lowing intelligence 49,.
The letters brought by the Liibon mail were
delivered this morning: A general apprehen-
6on appears to prevailin Portugal that fome at
tempt aganft the independence of that country
will be made by Spain. The Emperor of the
French, it was reported, had determined to an-
mex part of the Spanilh territory TO his dominic
ons, for the lofs of which Spain is to he inJem-
nified by the acquiftion of comfortable part,
If not. the whole of Portugal. The Spanifh
provinces which Bonapsrte is defrous of OBJ
tanning, are thofe of Bifcay and GaIlica, within
which are comprifed the ports of Bilboa, st. Sc
haitian, Ferrol. CoruHna, and Vigo. When the
packet left Lifbon, Spanifh troops were expect
ed there, and it was reported that all thefe ports
were fhut .againft neutrals. The Portuguefe
Government was to be transferred to the Bra.
zils.
That Bonaparte fhould be anxious to pofefs
the whole of the territories which fkirt the Ray
of Bfcay, is natural enough, and, fatal as fuch
an arrangement may prove to Spain, we fear
there is neither energy nor difpoftion in her 60
vernment to refft il. We are fure that If Bfcay
and Gallicia are fnrrendered to France, the Spa
NTH monarchy will not out-live their formal oc-
cnpation half year, or, If it fhould, the au-
thority. of the king will not be greater in his
capitol, than that actually enjoyed by the Pope
at Rome.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ATTORMEr GENER Ill.

TUESDAY, June s.-Mr. Parfons, of Chef.
terield, obferved, that the Legislature was the
guardians Of the monies ofthe commonwealth;
and that the laws had entrufted certain officers
with the collection of thofe monies-Tt was,
therefore, OF importance that the legislature
mould know ifthofe officers had been faithful
to their trutt land when there were fufpicions
of default in any, that an invehigation fhoud
be had. Indeed. it was the right ofthofe off,
GERS to claim fuch invefigation; that their in
nocency, if they were innocent, f,ould be eta
blifhed. The Acknowledgement, he added.
was invefed by law with the collection of GER
tain monies !; and there were reports in circu-
lation, which had been publicly made, that he
had not accounted for all thofe monies TO the
Treafurer of the Rate. He therefore would
move,
That committee be appointed TO inquire
what fees have been received by the Attorney
General of this commonwealth, pom bills of
COTS, taxed in criminal profecutious in the fe-
veral counties, and whether any account has
been rendered thereof, or any allowance, or
deduction made therefor, in the falary paid to
that officer, according to law.
This motion was feconded by Mr.. Upham,
and advocated by the mover, Meffrs. Upham,
Slocum, Sprague, Thatcher, King and Bacon {;
and oppofed by MIR. Hobart. 1t paaed nearly
unanimously, and MeGrs. Parfons of Cheffer-
field, King, Danfortf, of Ptts6eld, Upham,
Bacon, Lvermore, and Story, were appointed
the committee.
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BOSTON. Tune Q.

Late letters from London fate that in coneouence
of che fevere meafures which France has adopted 70
prevent the importation in neutral, as well as ob.,
bottoms, of Ergib goods in the North as we'll a.
South of Europe, it was conjeSfured the new Brtifb
Naturalization would be necefitated, from felf-pre
iervaton, to declare every port. from Venice in the
.Adriatic, to Hamburg, Sc. in ftate of blockade
to cover the feas with cruzers, and to take meaure
to prevent the uPPy OF Jingle pound of eese, ga,
cotton, Sc. any of the dominions under the powe,
or influence of France. This meafure, il is fa;d
will be very rigidly executed and will unqueaion.
ably be ueihed by thofe who juity the French inca.
fure. Mr.. MUNRoE had been, officially notified Of
the blockade of, the Ems, Wefer Elbe and Trave
a great number of neutral vefels, bound to and
from the ports under the French rule. among which
are twenty-five Americans, have recently been fen,
into England.-Some of whom, however, had been
relsafed. m Gas.tt..
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HOUSE OF LORDS, April 81.
Colonial iufrreonoJs sOitb Nortb America.

Colonial infereoarje qvitb NORTH america.
Lord Holland. purfuant to his motion on
former evening. prefented bib to enable his
majety, in council, to veft certain powers in
the governors of the Britifh Weft-rndia Hands,
: with refped to the intercourse between the fame
and the U. S. Of America. What he fhould
propofe, he faid, was, that the bill be read a
hrR time now, and to receive a fecond reading
on Thurfcay, which he thought could not be
objected to as too Mort notice. ~
The duke Of Montrofe obferved, he confider-
ed the fubjeet in very different light from that
in which the noble lord feerned to view it f; it
merely concerned the regulation Of our trade I;
twas no party concern nor had any other
country any thingto do with it. The ftibiett
to which the bill referred, was one of the great.
cit importance. The tonnage employed in that
part OF the carrying trade was immenfe, it
would be found to exceed llo,o 900 tons. and to
employ more than $500 feamen. In order to
have thefe faas in proof before the houfe, he
wihed for the production of certain documents,
rejecting chiefly the commercial ntercourfe in
queRiop; at the fame, he thought Thurfday
too early day FOR the fecond reading of the bill.
His grace concluded by moving for the produc-
ton of a humber of commercial documents,
which We're ordered to be laid before the houfe
accordingly.
The bill prefented by lord Holland, was then
read firft time, and ordered to be printed.
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clerk tor the INFECTION of the members.
l~.,sxs AFTERNOON.
The Senate met at o'clock, and took into
confederation the report of the committee on
the votes for Governor.
MIR. Howe moved the acceptance of the re.
port.
Mr.. Otis moved it fhould he read in porti-
ons, and the Pre6dent proceeded to read it 70
accordingly.
When the part which relates to the votes of
Ifleborough was read, Mr.. Gore moved, that the
votes Of Caleb Stoon Tor Caleb Stror, as he was
convinced 1t was) fhould be taken from the feat.
tered votes and placed in the column for Caleb
Strong. On this queltion the yeas were o.
nays 90. All the federal members voting in
the affirmative, and all the democratic members
in the negative. A fimlar vote was taken on
the votes of Daviaown for Caleb Srong, and
decided by the fame votes.
Previous to thefs queftions being taken, Mr..
iltcomb read liz of thrty.one inftances.
wherein MIR. Su'Iivan's name was varioufly mic.
fpelt, and yet the votes were placed in the Co.
lumn under the name of that gentleman. The
number OF votes in thefe cafes were 1910.
Mr.. OTIS then remarked, that as gentlemen
appeared willing to reject returns for an incor.
rectnefs OF letter in 1pelling, he moved that
the votes OF the plantation of DavRowu, fhouId
be altogether rejected. they being returned fer
" Daviltown in the county of HaeocS'' and
there being no county of that name. Negatiy-
ed 1890.
When the paragraph refpcsing Belfaft was
read, Mr.. Blifs moved, that the &c fcattered'
votes houid be rejected. Neeatived 1890.
Mr.. Philips moved that the votes for -sames
Safvan in Lynn, fhouId ee.pTaced in Mr.. Sulli-
vans column. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Otis moved that the return from Par
lonsfeld ihould be rejected, it appearing on the
face thereof not to have been fealcd up accor
ding to the contribution. 80 f
This motion was fupercedcdby motion to
adjourn, which was carried, aud the Senate adj.
jonrned about O'Clock, after feyeral motions
to adjourn previouily made had been unfuccefs.
full. The report will be returned this morning.
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Capt. Mantor, arrived at Bottom from Mar
iellles, IN lat. 4e, long. "a, was boarded from
the Leander, Capt. Whitby, and treated with
great poiteneis. Whitby fhewed him the Pre-
hdents late proclamation, and expreffed his re-
greet at the unfortunate occafion of it, and faid
the accident was wholly unintentional. ~
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TOO 1MPORTANTi

Inc following extract of letter from can't.
Oawion, of the dip Olive, dated Laguira, NV
=, confirms the news of the capture of ye".
airanda'stwo fchoouers, and gives other pa
ticnlars not heretofore received and which,
coming from respectable fource, we are in
cilned to helieveis correct The letter was re.
ce'ved yeterday by the. fchr. William, in Is
days from St. Thomas
THE Estraa.
General Miranda has made a great deal Of
no'te at this place. a few DAYS ago man Of
war, brig and fchooner was fent in purfuit of
them. The day after they left this place, they
tell in with the Leander and two fchooners. q
after itort action, they captured the fcboon.
ers. The Leander made fail aud got off. I'll.
ichooners have arrived at Porto Caveilo. Young
smith is on board one of the fchooners-he.
and eight of the principal officers are ordered
up to Carraccas.''
The Olive was to f,il for New-York in 10
days after the date of captain Dawfon's letter.
and may be hourly expected. MICS.
The Hon. George BtriLy, Vice Admiral of the
White Squadron. isaPpo;nted to the Chief command
on the Halifax itation, vice Admiral Hi,e6eH de-
ceafed., 800 w
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eonfdered as wholly inadmifEble under any cir
cumfances. The treaty Of Amens was to be
the baiis, in addition to which, our navy was
to be reduced to q number ot.j6ipt to be di5ated
), France ~ Sun.
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Dnnestie 1nteIIigente.
BOSTON, Tune s.
IN SENATE

IN SENATE, June Q.
The Hon. John Bacon, was elected PRECEDENT
of the Senate, by 90 votes out of 80 90 votes
making choice.
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LOUISVILLE, (K.) May ii.
On Monday two of the United States Gum
BoHtJ, built at Columbia, paGed fafely ovtr
the Falls. -t--
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On tie Ele9ion Of a Governor.
June g..

Yeferday the committee appointed to exam.
inc the reforms of votes for Governor and Ii
Governor, made the following report to the Sc.
nate -
The committee of both Houfes, appointed
TO examine the returns of the votes from the r..
veraI Towns, Ditricts and Plantations in this
Commonwealth, for Governor and Lieut.. Co
vernon,
REPORT,
That they have carefully examined all the re-
turns of votes from the fevera Towns, DifriSts
and plantations in this commonwealth, after
revifing and correcting fchedue herewith re.
ported, entitled, "Votes for Governor and
Lieut.. Governor, 9th Election, 1906" thew
find the whole number ofvotes contained there.
in for Governor to be, twenty-five thoufand
two hundred and feveDteen and the whole
number of votes for Lieut.. Governor TO be Ce-
venty-three thoufand five hundred and nineteen.
Your committee report, that number of
faid returns appear to- have been altered, either
in the words or figures which give the number
of votes, fet againit the name Of each perIon-
Nevertheless there is no reafon to believe that
faid returns have been fraudulently altered and
they report as their opinion, that they ought To
remain on faid fchedule.
And your committee further report, that
there is 4 return from the town of Sturbridee
IN the county of Worceaer and return from
the town OF ProvincetowD, in the county OF
Barnttable; and return from the town OF
Ameibury, in the county of EIex and returns
from the towns Of Pittfown, New Sharon,
Rome, Athens, and Harmony, 10 the county oil
Kennebec; and return from Ellsworth, in
the county ofHancock and return from AID.
difon, in the county of Wilmington and re.
turn from Brookline. 10 the county Of Norfolk
and areturn from Edgartown, in Dukes Coun.
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PHILADELPHIA, June $.

Ii reliance is to be placed on the commnnics-
ton, whtch' was made by the PRECEDENT TO Cou-
ereis' towards the clofe of the laft fetio6, pur-
porting -. put
=" 16at TIE Tnniftsn Amba,6ador bad asmaul-
ed tribute from kbe United Slater, and boddeclar-
ca f0af M tie e9'enf Of its being reysd, tAe Der,
his maRer, rvoiAdnraee qoar ne aim nJLonJ re-.
tbe demand ba1'ing been retfyed, fbe 1m5a9.dor
rad decided TO deoart from The United Stot,s."
The Following official article, which we trsnflate
from Paris paper of the 9th April, received at
the Office of the Regfter, muft excite aopreben-
hon for the hfety of our commerce in the Me.
dlterranean, and ought put our merchants ON
their guard.
The affeetation of a deficient hy the T,n;6,,.
on the Italian coaf Gall of which is now com
pretended within the dominion of Francel can
only be fent, or RYE de. gaerre, whic h NAV
give certainty to the blow that is aimed araioh
'"e h"hericah commerce. Phil. Reg.
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From the Paris fonrnafAs Commerce, lfbra ..
GENOA, March 22. The Chamber of Com
metce has been charged by order of his fsrene
hlghnefs the Arch-Treafiirer, to announce that
the Regency of 'runis is preparing a conGdera-
BILE armament TO effect a landing on fome part
OF the coait of Italy. The armament conilts of
"gate,a Hoop OF war, two brigs and two gal
leys, with troops on board.
The chamber of commerce believes il uf.-
fu to give this information, particularly to- the
Neapolitan velfeis now at Genoa, AS the Recon
cy has not yet recognized the Captains, who
command veiiels failing under the flag of Ma
pies, as French fubjetts."
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Ina Kingdom psper of the 10th May, receiv-
ed by the ihip Emeline, Murdoch, from Jamai-
ca, we Ind the following interefting article
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iurlsd from,he throne which /.

hurled from the throne which /.
the insolence to usurp and which l. w hi
only by iargesses and s~srasaeem ns'as
allow him both ability add eou,, s.'s'
find fault alone with tn. badness ., 'ad
heart; and, let this country in raw; by
be wise utime aud lay hold on tba.. "'as'
which are essential to her peace bef,, "!'s
are altogether hidden from her sight wy
all party disseptions cease, and l., =. ~
feet maturely upon the necessl,v :. :.
pulling together II we would bring tn. "
sci safe into harbof. If We ,bwar
other, she must inevitably sink belor.
reaches the haven where she would /, %
May she weather out the storm! Draw.
AMOR PAlRiR
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SENATE OF. THE UNITED STATES.
IS.

Mr.. Tracy moved to postpone the bill
toprohlbitthe importation of certain goods,
wares and merchandise, for the purpose OF
considering ;ae following resolution.
Resolved, That in consequence OF q
more favorable course of conduct on the
part Of Great Britain, in respect to the dis.
turbaace of the trade Of the United States;
and entertaining a hope tina. the British
ministry lately established will be disposed
to reasonable arrangement of all affairs OF
difference between The TWO nations / the
senate do hereby postpone the further cos.
slderasion of the bill entitled 81 n &C, 10
PROHIBIT the importation of certain goods,
wares and merchandise" to the 6rss Mon.
day of Nevember next.
ca agreeing to this resolution the yeas
and nays were taken as follows:
YEAS! Messrs. Adair, Adams, Hill
house. Logan, Pickering, Plumer, Sum
ter. Tracy and White, 9.
NAYS. Messrs. Anderson, Baldwin,,
Coadis. Gail.rd, Gilman, Rowland, ky
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BRITISH AFFAIRS.
DEBATE

8 K, eommittse of the ushsls on the stdss q
,se naign-5fr. F. C. Smith IN the char
--oa TIE resolution o9e,sa By Mr. Gregg
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r,.oeh; for that ia conpreheadiag
yursy .hs fsderasivs states, the forces Of
hose 2. -. will AMOUNT to upwards Of
tba' a s%s raeu. With regard TO Austria,
ssoOoO far from being recruited since
Der arm has even been diminished BY dis.
be va'' Before the campaign of 1905, i,
rI'ss''; ,,a,sd a 3s5, 900 fighting men.
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John Gadsby.
cost
7zuenty Dollars REWARD.
October 81.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on Sa-
IL turday the 18th Instant 1fulatto
Man, named KIT. About five feet nine or
ten inches high; thirty -one or two years old ];
it is supposed he has forged pass, and will
endeavor to pass as free man, and has his
Wife with him, who is small black woman,
belonging to Mr.. WADDY LIpscoMB. will
give the above Rezuard to any person, that
will take up the said runaway and secure him
ia any goal, so that the owner may get him
again, and if brought home all reasonable
charges paid. He is a BLACKSMITH by trade.
WILLIAM MARTIN.
Louisa Court House.
October ~. d..