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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

At annmerous meeting of gentlemen who aGem-
bied at the Warrington Tavern on the 4th inaant
Tor the purpo'e Of celebrating the Anniversary of A.
merican independence,
ALEXANDER McRAE, Prefdent
WILLIAM MuNFoRD, Vlce-Prelident, the fol-
lowing tosfts were drank
1. The day. May it's annual return be forever
hailed by freemen.
Q. The people of the United States
s. May the 'acred principles which rave birth 70
this day be forever dear the people as thew are
pure in the nfelves.
d. The patriot aatefnen, who proclaimed the In
dependence of America.
>. The patriot folders, by whole vaour il was
eGabifhed
6. The 6rf conyrefs Of the United States
Z. Thomas .fferfon the Prefideut of the United
States, and author Of the Declaration of American In
dependencc.-o cheers.
3. The memory Of General War,ing,ono cb..r.
8. The Emory of thoie heroes who died in fight
ing the battles of their country .---e oh ers
10. The contribution of the federal government,
may trengthen and perPetuate the union and liberty
Of the people.---6 cheers.
ii The people of Virginia; they have not loa and
may they never lofe the fpirt of 1875.
I2 The contribution of Virginia excellent. he
cauie it Preents no obe excite ambition or party
fpirit. r'
la. Agriculture and com MERGE PROPERTY to the
former, freedom to the latter
ID. Our felIo v-citizen lanes M,nro. q cho.-.
10. The Yazoo Ejaculation may the virtue and
uttice OF the next songre pronounce its fentence OF
death.
10. The tate Of Maf1aehufetts; always united n
her by reiPea and affection, we are now bound TO-
gether by political fentimeut 30 cheers.
II. The memory OF George Wythe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

Departed this life at Planters Town, Buck
, y county, on Tuefday the goth alt. JOHN
EPPERsoN, Efq. late a merchant of that oIace.
In his death his much afflicted family has INF
tanned an IrreParable lofs, and fociety alto hath
!oIt truly valuable member. For induftry and
integrity he was exemplary his uniform good
moral conduct produced calmnefs and CeYeni-
~ N his lat fhort, but painful illnefs, peculiar
to confcious reetitude. ~'''''
Although he filed no high office under 90
yernment and claimed not the reputation of be-
ing either learned or witty; all who had the
P'eaiure OF his acquaintance acknowledged him
an honelt and mott respectable man fucb >
man as probably occurred to the celebrated No.
et VINO 10 elegantly expreHed this mportan,
truth that ''''''
n 1OiFF a Ifaf5ey--aod ebief'5 a rod
n" se'sf TqT'f t5s aObisR voo,k If G.A''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08
VOLUNTEERS.

BY the PreGdent. The orator of the dav
BY the Vice-Prelident Success 10 tbe neooe;a,;o,
for the purehale of the Foridas may peaceful bar
gains always be preferred to decions by the fword
BY Meriwether Jones, Whole ficknefs, to the grea,
regret OF the company prevented his joining in their
feltivity, but who fent them the following 'toaa1
May the fPirit, which formerly animated the Ameri
can breat in celebrating the 4th of July, never dege
nerate into mere form Or eo"tem4J Pa>ad--3 cheers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

me length OF the proceedings on the 9TH of Iuly
torod' the publication Of other original matter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

. The Troop of Horfe were not ienor,ut Of -.
niua cutom of toating their fair country women lat
But f6ey deem 1t o. a emblematic commitment,
TO place hem in the centre. 1t is there thew bopId
tand' encomPafied by honor, and guarded BY the
arms ola surrounding foldiery.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

by the lah WeRern Mail, we received fer os
New-oreans papers to the 18th of June, which CON-
tam very little news Of any importance paner of
that day itates that gentlemen who have lately de-
centedthe Mili!fppi, bring i1or nation that Num-
Natchtoches." wa! u
On the 18th May, Mr.. Mahon hid a rsc,l,,;o,
before the Legislature of Orleans for the purpo- Of
removing the ieat of the ksgafp-e from Mn O,o,
TO Foimf CoHSee. The otenibe realons ar. rbe rom.
radieory apotiaaS manfelted among the reidents a,
Orleans which are i'll calculated for the promotion
OF the builn=is OF folenin legi1aon the diance Of
that town from the of the Territory tbe ,,n
there of futable accommodation. and th &C., 80
pence OF living. Blu, this reiouton feems rather rho
enect oil momentary jealoufy, and of defre TO eva
certain accommodations from the city council of NJ n
than from any immedate dere to remove the f-a, of
the legislature. There be little doubt. however
that TINS reolution and the fpirit in which il oro
hates is hereafter to become the nsl-,cy of MANY 90,
mated difputes. N
Though theie papers are Of 70 recent date. thew
lay nothing about report which is Gated in tn. phi.
iadelphia Gazette in the hape OF letters from New
Orleans OF the Il of June That both houfes of the
egiilature being rritated by vernor Claborne's
fung to pals two or three Of their bills adopted re-
collation. to the following purport:
"Whereas the members of thefe bouCes IN ,..e,,;,,
feats therein, a6tuaed by the puref motvs fns
the public good, and whereas the governor of mi,
territory has fuccefvely negatived their wife laws e
proceedings, therefore refolved that this houe
taking into confederation the heavy and unneceHarv
expenee it oceaiions to the territory, do unanimously
adjourn until the frit week in February" We re-
peat that our papers completely Gjent "a IN ,L
moving or pafling of this refolution.
Let us be on our guard There is fet Of in,riou-
ing men, evero1 he alert to fow ufpieon bstzve,a the
| people OF Louilisna and the United States Tb.v
may have unfortunately fucceeded in WEAVING f.,y
uniformed people of Orleans from us Blu, 1e, then.
GENT here vain will be the effort to wean u,
m7'r OF Spain to take bis departure fau, The United
| States ''O~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
TIRE Hkeky NeGToes.

named Frank, Washington and Anna all
so three Horses, six head of Cattle, two
feather Beds and furniture, with quantity
of household and kitchen Furniture. or so
much of said property as shall be sufficient
to satisfy the purpose of the said deed of
trust.
Claiborne Barksdalc, jr. Trustee
Charlotte, Dec Is, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Private Academy.


nURING the ensuing year the Rev. G..
OH DEVENISH will resume and pur-
sue the professional instruction of youth, 40
the Sweet Springs. The extreme healthi-
ness of the situation, the cheapness of board-
ing, the total exclusion from every oppor-
tunity or Indictment TO dissipation, and the
SINGULAR advantage it enjoys of being visit.
ed by number of literary characters, ca
pable of inspecting and experimenting its
management, render this among the most e.
ligible situations in Virginia for IN institution
of this nature, and are among the principal
reasons which have induced him to make
choice of this most delightful and advanta-
sgeous place, as the seat of his seminary.
His course of instruction will De Invisible
into two parts: The first will comprehend
English Grammar, Geography with the
use of the Terrestrial Globe and Maps. f.
lOcution, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Eu-
clids Elements. The greatest attention
will also be paid to the study of the dead
languages, where it may be the desire Of
parents or guardians. The second part win
comprehend Logic, Political Economy, His
tory, Composition and Ethics. Il is his
most anxious wish that a majority Of his
pupils may be composed of boys from nine
to fifteen years of age, who will be continue
ed under his direction till they shall COM
plete the course.
Under these circumstances he fatters
himself it would be in his power to render
permanent and substantial services, and to-
inspire his pupils with a love of virtue,
knowledge and prediction for manly, USE
; ful and honorable sentiments and pursuits,
which would exert predominant influence
ever their future happiness and usefulness
in life.
! He wishes to receive from 90 70 IS pu.
| pills. His charge for tuition viii. be 10 dol
! la>s per quarter, paid in advance, for boys
ander IS years of age, and 10 Ia dollars
per quarter, paid in advance, for boys be
/ yond that age. His charge for board, wash
. ing, candles and fire lthe fees of tuition noe
inciuded) will be 20 dollars per quarter,
| PAID in advance, for boys under Is years
OF age, ard % ID dollars per quarter, paid
/ in advance, for boys after that age. Each
! bnardcr must furnish his own bed, or be
subjected to an additional charge of dol
lars per annum, payable as above, in case
of having il urnished.-Parents who may
wish 70 place their children under his df-
rcction will please make application to
Messrs GEORGE and ROBERT TURNER,
! Richmond, OF to the subscriber at the Sweet
Springs.
G.. II. DEVENISH.
! y. =. THE Academy will go into ope-
ration the FIRST Monday in February, 1907.
The hours OF public tuition in this seminary,
will be from o'clock every morning (Sun-
days cxceptcd) till O'Clock, and again
from till o'clock in the afternoon. No
vacations that can possibly be avoided will
be permitted, MIR. ID. conceiving them CO
qually injurious to the morals Of the teach
hers and pupils.
Sweet Springs, Nov. %, 1906. wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

On the first ballot the votes were FOR John
Pope SO ; John Adair %, and Samuel Hop.
kins IS. On the second ballot Pope SO, A
dair %, Hopkins II. On the third ballo.
the same and on the fourth John Pipe ha
45, and John Adair 37-Mr. Pope was con-
sequently duly elected.
On the same evening gen. Adair resign
ed, and on Wednesday the legislature pro-
cceded to elect another senator to serve I'm
til the Sd of March next for which peri
od the general was elected Last session.
Henry Clay, esq. was chosen by large
majority. The votes were for Henry Clay
5S-George M. Bib 10-John Pope 1.
Captain Lewis arrived in this place on
Thursday last, and on Saturday morning
proceeded on his journey to the city OF
Washington, by way of the old Wilderness
road. He was accompanied by the chief
of the Mundane Indians, and party of the
0sagcs. Mr.. Choteau, with the latter,
took their route through Lexington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Wedncsday, December II.

The following resolution was offered 5y
Mr.. Robertson.
" Resofved, that the legislature Of Vir-
ginia continue to view with the highest APP
probation, the firm, lust and liberal policy,
which characteristics the conduct Of the 90
vernmcnt Of the United States, towards To-
rcien nations"
The foregoing resolution gave rise to SOM
debate, in consequence Of its friends avoF-
ine an intention to cast an Indirect cens4re
upon tho mi iority who opposed the mea-
sures ado1.ed bv the executive, during the
last session Of CONGRESS-, in regard to foreign
nations. We only heard Mr.. Nelson and
Mr. Lindsay on the occasion, who delivered
Ieir sentiments, rs well as we could col
Il Z, to the following effect
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY.
THeSddy, December is.

Mr.. Baker from the committee to whom
was committed the resolution appointing
the conduct of the President OF the United
States, reported. that the committee had
according to order had the said resolution
under consideration, and had made an a.
mendment thereto, which he handed in a.
the clerks table, where the same was
twice read. as follows:
Resoived, that the General Assembly
have the highest confidence in tho wisdom,
firmness and patriotism of the President of
the United States.
The question being put upon the propo-
sed amendment, it passed in the afTirma-
tive--Ayes 13S-Noes 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Nofsce..

7 FOREWARN all persons from taking
L an assignment Of sundry Bonds, given by
Smith Blakey Of Henrico county, to ROBBERS
Mitchell of the city Of Richmond, which L
VIII not pay unless compelled By law, as I
conceive the said bonds were discharged
by the said Smith Blakey, and the said Ro-
bert Mitchell has refused to give them up,
there is balance on one bond of "a shil-
hngs; three other bonds OF ten pounds eachs
due In 1898, 1894 and 1895, and one note
taken on demand for ffty-three in 1797
GEO. BLAEEr, .4dm'r.
Of Smith Biakey, dec.
25th Nov. 1906. St
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Marshars SAFES.

BY virtue Of a decree OF, the Court of the
United States for,thc fifth circuit in the
Virginia district, pronounced at the May
term, 1906.
John Somervill, Pit.
against
David Ross, Def.
.AT ILL be sold to the highest bidder, for
ready money, so much of TRACT
of LAND, lying on James River, in the
county of Chesterfield, and commonly CALL
ed and known by the name OF the Falls Plan-
tation. as win raise the sum OF seven hun
dred ard twenty-six dollars and thirty
seven cents, and the costs. The sale will
be had on the premises ON the Goth Day Of
January 1907.
JOSEPH SCOTT, Nv.
Dec. Is. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
FRANKFORT. lKen.A Nor. ID.

On Tuesday last the legislature proceed
ed by joint vote Of both houses, to the e.
lection of senator to represent this state
in congress after the 81 of March next.
The candidates were General John Adair,
John Pope, csc. and Gen. Samuel Hopkins.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

WASHINGTON CITY. Dec.


Extract of letter from public charac-
ter in Warren, Trumbull county and
state of Ohio, dated November 80,
1906.
Tyler, Of the state Of New-York, (who
is supposed to BE one Of Aaron Burr's sub
aIters,) has lately been in this county in
company with an English gentleman, by
the name Of Constable, a man of science
and well skilled in drawing charts and
views of places he has engaged---
our tavern keeper, and some others of dcs-
perste character and fortune in his service,
who are now enlisting men to go down the
Mississippi, but where is kept secret
from the Gulls. Boats and provisions are
said 20 be purchased, and a number are u
start next week from this county it makes
q great rumor, and the people are in gap
ing expectation of some wonderful event
For my part have not formed any opini-
on of the enterprise. It, at any rate ha,
the prospect of doing us some good by rid
ding us Of parcel of idlers.
Leave has been given by the House o.
Delegates Of the state Of Maryland, to bring
in a bill, entitled - An act to tax 6afchciorl
and bank stock for the education Of poor
children in the several counties of the state
Yeas 57-Nays 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
To Rent,

THE HOUSE and LOT, with good
l. garden and stable, where Mr. James
Whitelaw lived. Enquire Of the subscriber
on Shochoe Hill.
TRo1As ELLIoT4.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1906. 4tII
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

Fr0W L0Ncnster, DC. 2.
"Thc Senate have this moment declared
PREsLYCAKR LANE their Speaker. Twcn-
ty-three members attended, out Of which
Mr.. Lane had twelve.
"The House of Representatives have
this moment finished their election Of Speak
err, and have chosen SIMON SNYDER. The
votes were, 10 for Snyder, Al for 1ngham."
. (Phikadekhhia haher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

~ TICKETS in the Secon.l
ClNss Of the William AMI Wary College Lot,ey
are FOR saie at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

MARRrED-on Thursday the 9TH inst.
joseph CARTER, Esq. to the truly anna
bic Miss NANCY RoBERrsoN, daughter oG
Mr.. Christopher Robertson, all of the coun-
ty of Pittsylyania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
M0tfCe.

Rr virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscriber, On the Goth day of Janu-.
AIRY last, by Thomas Paulet, jr. of Charlotte
county, for the benefit of Martin Hancock,
will be sold, for ready money, on Friday the
9Th OF January, 1907, at Thomas s. NJ Kin.
ney's store in said county, the following
DrODertys 70 wit
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luit pubhfhed,
Far Sale at ROBERT CRAPS Bs0k Store,
BR 90 K E SIS
General Gazetteer Improved ;.
Ore Nszu ard Cssttsxdisss
GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY !;

CONTAINING
a deGcrip,ion of the empires, kingdoms, Rssess
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3: rivers, lakes, mountains, capss, Ga, IN the
/, known world-with the government, cut-
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wants; the extent, Boundaries, am natural
PRODUCTIONS of each country I; tie trase, ma.
nufasaurcs, and cusioitics of the cities ard
'sowas, their longitude, Latitude, bearings ard
alliances in Enslih miles, from remarkable
phases; and the various events By which they
s have been difsingaihsd--iucl detail of
the countries, cities, bofoaghs, et.tawnss
: and principal villages, in Great Britain aid
Ireland -tosethos with faccin& account ST
: at leaf, fcvep hundred citicys towas ard vii,
lagos IA the United States, moIc than has ap-
peared in any preceding edition OF tAs fame
work ; in which the numerous INTAKES and
Deficiencies Of European Gazetteers. reiPsds
ing this country, are corrected and furples-
illaarated BY eight maps, neatly executed
Price 3 dollars SO eats.
Il L S O,
Seott's Geographical Dictionary OF the tUhitsa
Staten. Price dollars so Gents.
Pinkarton's Modern Gese raFhy, vols. octave,
aud qusrto Atlafs. Price IS dollars.
.Guthery's Gcogr Apply improved, vols quartS,
and folio Atlals. Price IS dollars.
Davies Modern Geography for Ssheels. Prise
dollar so cents.
P,nkersoa's Geography Abridged, for ao:s Price
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Walkers Element, Of Geography and Of Natu.
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London edition. Price 4 dollars.
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II @ T / c. E..

ITO ,hofc who are indebted to the fubicrihes
on ACCOUNT of The concern of PosseH and
Denaey, as we'll as Dtsa.y and PssrsH, that all
who do not pay OF their notes or accounts or
Dive their bonds with iecurisy, on or before the
a day ofaMay next, their notes and accounts
will be put into the hands OF an Attorney inda-
}sr;minately.
Nfr. LgvRw PowELL, jua. of Middieburg,
= :, ,horifed TO fertile and receive the debts due
=, sceonns, es that concern, mould any apply
ante xsf.rence to shc fubfcriber in this place.
-esshsr umuno penney.
20. taW
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PUBLIC SALE

u Y virtue of decree Of the hon heCifcuit
, Court of the DiasiGs Of Colunbia, Tor the
County os Alexandria, made between Richard
Prince, comp;. and she heirs aod representatives
of Robert MEGA, decealsds 'detenaanta, will
be fold. at Public Sale, on Saturday the I4sa
day of jane, 1T the Coffee Heass in Atexandtia,
on a credit of TX mopihs: Oae moieyy OF an 40.
nual sround reot, of ia dollars upon a lor IN
Union Reet, leafrd 10 Thomas 3Crsndle, on
which there is erected three tory brick houte
ALTO, enc r,aiesy OF an annual ground rent of 20
dollars, on los lcafed to Michael Thorn, IN
waIss's Alley, now the properly CT Samuel MI
s chols, onwhlch-there Is improvements ALTO on
credit 81 six and tweve mcnths, one molety OF
lot of ground CD PiGi Greer, treating 40 fe ct,
and ruaniug back Iss feet inches, ieeutity ~iil
be required on the above property for the pay
amcnt d the purcbale money.
G. Deneale, comsi6 ionsr.
II
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Dr.. Rawfon's Antl Bilious Pills,
or. Family PhVfic.

The extraordinary celebrity thete pills have
gained, the univerfal demand for them and efeem
Of which they are held by medical men of the hrf
cr,inence, are fuficient tefimonials OF their in
srinGc worth. In great colds and iuddcn attacks
Of d;iofders an early ufe of thele pills often pro
draes the happie& effects, and taken onee,n eight
,or ten daysn cafes of indigestion. hcadschs, diz-
sinefs, pains in the fo.nsch and bowels, oyien-
tries, diatehosas, dropfes, &C. AID hse'as
ufe Of my ant; bilious bittersn the intermediate
vine has relieved paticnts alrnof to miracle
price * censs bog.
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TIE, c2itor will be happy to receive ce0nna
MICA tiers with lead to the exercise OF the nia'
OF thofe who have had cultivated soucatNa
and mich, t:od TO the mutual improvement Of %
writers and the readers. In this ccuntry iOi
pidly advancing in,evcfy objetf OF lmPIo'ea'Y'
there trna bcslluch cauie for an!madVcIi'on; 81
cations mna frequently present for directing VI
courle 20 be purified. TO shefs objetts nc S"G|
DESTROYS Of attracting attention. Biography
the rambler heroes OF the Revolutionary, s ~
might be alio very ihteTeitlng. Events o. !"
nature, not on pubic record, would be ns%|
acceptable. Phenomena i'll natural hlitof' '"
ALTO be attended to with peculiar Peatuf.
~ The three hrit numbers m'|
been received and may be ieen at '~|
office.
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Thirty Dollars RezodYd.

~ AN AWAY from the subftriher tins day,
II. after having ieloniously carried Off, on The
NIGHT of the zoth inf. large trunk and ehsa OF
wearing apparel and other articles which have
since ben recovered) Mulatto iervsnt slave,
named MOSES, who calls hmielf Aeffs Cafass.
He is a. years of age, about 5 feet 8 inehe.
high, tolefabIy we'll formed, has concealed
countenancc, is very artfel and valainous, and
may impofc himfcH as freeman. he had on
when he went of, green cloth thort coat with
fellow metal buttons, white friped Mafietlles
vet, olive colored corduroy brcecbss, white COZ.
ton Reckiass, apd Ghoes; all his other Clothes
have been lecursd, bur he may change thoie ne
wore awsy, H. is however pretty generally
known .a be my fave, having lived IN my ier.
vice and travelled about with me for the lafs fix
teen years. viii pay the above reward to any
psrfon who viii bring bin home or ieeure him In
any Jail 70 that get him again.
Richard M. Scott.
BIB Hill, near Alsxaadria, -
2sd Nay. tt
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DiHolution of Copartnerihlp.

THE Copartnerhip hitherto fulfilling uurdes
che firm of jJejt5b Riddle s Co. Of Alexandra,
was dlHolyed the frR infant, by mutu al con.
-fent: All perfons tina, arc indebted TO, or 'has
have claims on the fame, are requehedeto come
forward and fertile, it is deGrabie % cloie the
conrern az foon a, pohlble. Thofe' whoie ac-
counts are of long BANDING are particularly re.
quefed to attend to this notice, and make
'-payaent, TO either ofthe fuhfsribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF AleNndris
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
Sertsmbe, IS. It
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Runaway Negro JACK.

- AN AWAY from ire iubtcr.bcr, living IN
pom,0ky Neck, Charles County, Mary
land, sbaus TWO miles below M ID I Vernons
: Negro Man, named JACK, about so years OF
ape, hisyoice is loud, bur fpeaks with eaie 70
himf-lf--he is yety black, both OF his ihins are
Of purple color, and extend S or 8 inches In
leng h and about sne inch broad, oceahoned ny
fitting soo near che Gse; there is a burn on che
back of one of his hands, but don't prevent the
full ufe oft. JACK came -fious Guinea when
about IL or-Ls years old Il don't know any
r.iirg That would make Rranger inipeet JACK S
slopenens, iooner. than that OF calling hlmle't
BaptiR and being fond Of argument. Whoever
brings home the said negro or fecusss hira in JAIL
70 that / get iim again, hall be entitled 70 20
Dollars ii 10 miles from home,if so miles 80
Dollars, and ii so miles 20 Dollars, and reaicar
able cxpsncss paid BY
Richard Brandt.
: Nay as. 60
N. B. The above Negro Jack clipped from
me better than twelve months ago, and was DOT
home by one of Judge Wsihirgtou's oyeiisers
and on the lssh'of June Taft lsss me the fsaona
time