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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
VIRGINIA Z:


-4t Snfterior Court Of Chancery, holden
at the Cahitol IA the City Of Richmond;
me I'm day Of March, 1907.
William Duguid and Lucy his wife, Jchno
NJ. Walker, admir-. with the will an
nexed of John Christian, deceased, and
Joyce Christian widow of the said John
Christian and Jane Patteson, pits.
.Ipainst
Elizabeth Patteson, executrix, and Mar
tina Paterson, Elizabeth M'Reynolds,
Charles Patteson, Peggy Patteson, Pol :
ly Patteson, Peter Patteson, Jenny Pat
tcson, Henry Patteson, Fanny Pate
son and Patteson, and Charles
Bacon son and heir of Nancy Bacon,
late Nancy Patteson, children and !
heirs at law of Charles Patteson, de-
ceased, John Patteson and Peter Pat
teson, defts.
HIS suit abates as to the defendants
- John Pattesou and Peter Paterson by
their deaths, and on motion of the plaintiffs
by counsel, scire facias's to revive against
George Christian executor of the said Pc
ter PattesoD, deceased. and the aforenam-
ed representatives of Charles Pattesen, de-
ceased, except his widow, as deviSees of
the said Peter Fatteson, deceased, and a.
gainst Mary Anne Pattcson, widow of the
said John Pattcson, deceased, Charles Phi
lips and Molly his wife, Lewis Dawson and
Lucy his wife, Samuel p. Christian and
Nancy his wife, Samuel Patteson and John
Patteson, infants, by John p. Christian now
assigned their guardian, heirs of the said
John Patteson, deceased, are awarded re-
turna6,e here, Sc. and the said defend
ants Elizaheth Patteson executrix, and
Martha Paterson, Elizabeth M'Reyrolds,
Charles Pa,teson, Peggy Patteson, Polly
Patteson, Peter Paterson, Jenny Patteson,
Henry Patteson, Fanny Patteson,
Pattcson, and Charles Bacon, heirs of the
said Charles Patteson, deceased and devil
sees Of the said Peter Pattcsnn, deceased,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according 20 the act of as
sembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are rot inhabitants Of this coun-
try: On motion of the plaintiffs by coun-
SCI, II is ordered, that the sa;d'defcndants
do appear here on the seventeenth day of
the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the City of Richmond for two
months excessively, and posted on the front
door OF the capitol in the said city.
A copy, Fcste,
PETER TTNSLEY, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:


1T Chancery District Court, held ar
former CAPITOL, in the city Of Dpfhiams-
burg, the 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert Clark Jacob, William Hathaway
and Molly his wife, late the widow of
Robert Currell, deceased, and Eliza
beth Currell, daughter of the said Ro-
bert Currell, deceased, plaintiffs.
against
Elisha Hall, Richard Hall, and Mary
his wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child of
the said Richard and Mary, and Peter
Conway, defendants.
THE defendant Peter CONWAY, not hav-
a ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and tive rules Of this court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant of this country On the mo-
ton of the pits. by their counsel, 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper of the city OF Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the former capitol in this
city.
A Copy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
Mkc1LEw8URS CoyHT7-, JAvUARr CoURq
1907

Mkc1LEN8URC CogHT7, JANUARr CoURS
1907.
Richard Russell Feoffee of Henry WaH0
and Alice his wife, of John Scagall
and Susanna his wife, OF John Dupree
and Nancy his wife, Of Sally House
and Of Merriott House ana Polly his
wife (Which said Alice, Susanna,
Nancy, Sally and Polly arc daugh-
ters of Jacob Short, decd. also by
Lucy Coleman Short an infant under
the age Of twenty-one years who sues -,
by John SIMS her guardian, which / -
said Lucy Coleman Short is another
daughtcr of said Jacob Short, de- -
ceased, petitioners. =
.Againat
Freeman Snort and Laban Short sons
Of Jacob Short, deed. James Bing = =
and Patsy his wife, Battey Short, J. =
saac Short, Benjamin Short, John -
Short, Thomas Short, Freeman Short =,
William Short and Sally Short chill -
dren of John Short, decd who was -
one of the children Of the said Ja- 6
cob Snort, deed. Asea Carrlll and -.
Dennis Carrill children OF Caty Car :
rill, decd. late wife OF John Carriil,
which said Caty Carrill was q danFh-
ter the said John Short, dec d. who
as aforesaid was ono Of the children
Of Jacob Short, decd also George
Finch who as it is said claims under
the said first mentioned Freeman
Short, defts
For the sale Of a tract OF land of one hun
dred and one acres and half acre, of
which the said Jacob Short died seized in
fee simple intcstate, living anil being IN
the county of Meck'enburg, to be sold,
and the money Arising srom the sale
thereof DC divided according to law.
THE defts. Isaac Short, Thomas short
and Freeman short son of John Short.
not having catered their appearance and
given security according 70 the act Of as
scmbly and the rules ~ this court, and itnp-
pearing tn the satisfaction Of the court that
they are not inhabitants Of this common
wealth: ON the motion Of the petitioners
BY their counsel, II 10 Ordcyed, that The
said defts. 90 appear here on the second
Monday in Nav next and answer the DC.
titon Of the petitioners and that a COPY
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper in Richmond or Petersburg for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door ot the courthouse of this county
"A copy, Teste,
". BASKERTILL, elk. CT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
Bythe Governor Of me Commonwealth Of
Virginia,
DDNF. tTrnNT

WHEREAS it appears to the executive,
that Jacob West, late of the county of
Montgomery, stands charged on inqulsiti-
on had and taken before James Mason, esq
coroner for the county OF Botetourt, with
the murder OF John George late of the said
county of 3ote tourt; and that the salt. ia
cob West hath fed from justice L nave
therefore thought fit, with the advice of
the council of state, to issue this prociama-
ton, hereby Offering u reward OF TWO
hundred dollars toe any person or per-
sons who Shall apprehend the said Jacob
West and convey him before some magis-
tratc of the said county of Botetourt to be
dealt with as the law directs. And | do
moreover inioin ali officers civil and miii-
tary and eXhort the good people of the
commonwealth to use their best emdeavors
to apprehend the said Jacob west and con-
yey him before some magistrate for the
county of Botetourt aforesaid to be dealt
with according to law
Given under my hand with the seal
of the commonwealth annexed at
Richmond, this second day of A.
L. pril, in tire year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seven,
and OF the commonwealth the thlr-
ty-first.
(Signed) Ws1. ". CABELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
sHE CELEBRATED HORSE,
. Archduke,

Ks 3 STN<SA WILL stand the ensuing
lSIssSle1-SA y, season. at my house, in Ches-
ter6sio, I'VE mites from Coolies and Bevii's
bridges. and IS miles from Richmond and Pc.
tersburg, on the following terms. vz.--Seven
enineas; Thy note) to accompany each mare.
dischargabe within the season Ivy the payment of
twenty-five do'lars--Groom's Ice included.
ARCHDUKG was got by Sir Peter Teaz'e,
his dam the famous mare Horatia, (sister 10
Rchilles) by Eclipse. her dam, Countess. by
Blank. " as the dam of Delphini. CobscaT vi"
lard Sc. SSc--Archduks, from his highly inpro-
we'd blood, and the processing appearance Of his
stock. in general. which will appear from letters
now IN she possession of the subscriber. from
Jnhn Tayloe. Esq. Col. Miles Seden, and
others, who have bred from, him, may justly be
consircred equal TO any, and superior co most
horses now on the continent. Mr.. Teazle and
Stamford, own brothers of Archdukc, stand
high the estimation of sportsuIen on the bri
'ih turf in ver;hcation of which assertion re.
fer gentlemen 10 the Racing calendar of 1906
and letter in my possession. The colt
OF Mr. Teaze and Stamford. performed well
last year, and 40 i confirmation of the high OPT
Mon entertained OF them, on examination, II will
be found that they have many large engagements
aud are named IN the most Important and consi-
derable stakes until the year l80S--'rhe season
will commence the frs, OF March. and end the
last OF July. Gentlemen wishing 10 have their
mares fed. must send money for the purchase Of
such provendcr as may be directed Servants
boarded los Cd per week. NO responsibility for acr
cidents, Archduke is Z fine brown, fully 10 hands
high, with great bone and muscul power His
colts possess beauty with very uncommon size.
ARCHDUKE, in 1899, won the Derby stakes
(,he most importans tnaI 'rm for in Eugiand)
of so guineas each, 35 Subscribers. bea ing II
others-hnd won the third class of i stake of
100 guncas each, six subscribers after which
he fell lame in training and fired. Arch
duke was Afterwards engaged in two races
J, against the best horses, and came in well.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 20, 1907 w.
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Smiths Patent Bakcyy,

North EAST sIDR>oF THE EAson or ms
CANAL, RICHMoND'
CRAcKEns, Pilot, Navy and ship Bread, are
- now making at the above mandatory, and
sold there, and AZ the store of .he subscriber IN
any quantity desired, 10 Accommodate purchases.
Every pains will be taken tina, the quality OF the
bread may be supported, equal 70 the best in the
United States--and the prices shall he regulated
as low as the rates of flower will admit.
Letters aud orders will meet respectful and
prompt attention, f,orn
JAMES SMITH,
Second A7o- beiotp tie Eagle Tarern.
Richmond April 3, 1907. A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
ANTr. ROBINSON, c. c.
VIRGINIA, 70 Wit:

VIRGINIA, TO Wit;
1T a Chancery District Court, held at the
former Caflitol, in the city Of TTLliam8-
burg, the 25th day o" October, 1906.
Robert c. Jacob, Mary Ann Haggamon,0
widow of John Haggamon, deceased,
and Elizabeth, Nancy, Sarah, John and
Mary Haggamon, infant children OF
the said John Haggamon, deceased, by ,
the said Mary Ann, their mother and
next friend, plaintiffs. 2
.fga;p8t
Elisha Hall, Richard Hall and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child of the
said Richard and Mary, and Peter
Conway, defendants.
THE defendant Peter Conway not having
: entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according TO the act of assembly and the
rules of this cour5, and it appearing 20 the
satisfaction CT The court that lie is not an M
habitant of this country On the motion of
the plaintiffs by their counsel, his ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper of the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the former capitol in this city.
a Copy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
AMY. ROBINSON, c. c.
VIRGTNiA, TO WIT:


1T @ Chancery District Curt, held az tie
former Cahitof, in tie city Of DTLian,s-
burg, The 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert Clark Jacob, aud Timothy Me-o
Namara, plaintiffs
.E.eQinSs
Elisha Hail, Richard Hall and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child OF the
said Richard and Mary, and Peter
Conway, defendants.
'THE. defendant Peter Conway, not having
entered MS appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearinr to
the satisfaction OF the court that ne is not
an inhabitant OF this country On the mo-
ton of the plaintiffs BY their counsel, IL is
ordercd, that the saidsdefendant do ap-
pear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the pits. and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper of the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted ut
the front door of the former capitol in this
city.
\ Copy,
tS-,v-. n NurNr-ON- ~ ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
BUCKINGHAM Couxqr, FsnRUARr CouRr


John Wesley Green, Elizabeth Green,0
and Henry Green an infant, bv John
Wesley Green his next friend, chill
drcn and legal Representatives OF -
Greenberry Green, deceased, y
against complainants, =
Caronhappock Chandler, widow and q
relict OF Isaac Chandler, decd. Ag- > :
ness Chandler, Susanna Chandler, >
Isaac Chandler, Thomas Chandler, y
Patsev Chandler and Caronhappock =
Chandler, children aud legal repre-
sentatives of Isaac Chandler, de-
ceased, defendants.
ON hearing the complaiuants' bill, and
~ 1t appearing to the satisfaction os the
court that the defendants are not inhabi-
tants OF this commonwealth II is ordered
and decreed, that unless they do appear
here on or before May term next and an
swer the bill of the complainants, the same
will then be taken for confessed, and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly and
that copy OF this order DC forthwith pub
hshed in some newspaper of the CITY of
Richmond fer two months successfully. and
another copy be posted up at the front
door of the courthouse OF this county.
copy, Teste,
X. ELDRIpGF. Jr. +. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

February 90. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
JAMES LYNLtI,

BLACK SMITH AVID FdRRIER,
Z EsPgcrFULLY informs his friends and the
L public, that he has ately removed 10 the frst
Cross street. above the Eagle Tavern leaning 10
the bason--where he carries on the business as u
sual. Those that wish TO favor him with their
work; snail be strictly attended 10
Richmond, April 6 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
.(CantinuedJ

(C9HtinHed.)
Mr.. BROOM, according to the suggcs-
ton of Mr.. Randolph, varied the motion,
and proposed to refer the resolution to a
select committee.
rive have been thus far principally indebt-
ed TO the report Of the debate given in
the Gazette of the United States, having
been engaged in the Supreme Court
Mr.. GEORGE w. CAMPBELL said,
the first inquiry that naturally presents it
self, on discussing this subject, is, what has
ioccasioned the measure to be brought before
the House at this time? The answer is 81
lvcn-thc conduct o. Cen. Wilkinson, in ar
resting Bolman and others az New Or
leans, and transporting them TO this place
for trial, under military orders, IN VIOLATE
on Of the constitution aud laws of the Cni-
sn---suppose this TO he the case, what reme-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
y Copy,
ANTI. ROBINSON, c. c.

BUeKTNGHAM CoUNT1, JANUARI CoURT,
1907.
Archibald Austin, plaintiT.0 =
against ,
Charles Matthews, Walter Irvine, :
John Irvine, and Samuel Brans-
ford. defendants -
an the motion Of The plaintiff, and it APP
- pcaring TO the satisfaction OF the court,
that the defendant Matthews has removed
himself without the jurisdiction of this court
toparts unknown, his 9rdered ind decreed,
that unless he shall appear here on or he
inre May court next and answer the bill of
.the plaintiff, the court will then proceed
70 take the same for confessed as tn him,
and decree the matter thereof accordingly (;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the
city Of Richmond, for two months success
s'vely, and another copy be posted up at the
front door of the courthouse Of this county.
A copy, Testc,
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, Jr. D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
M u F T I,

A BEAUTIFUL BAY,
Fifteen hands two in
ehes high. Imported by
Johp Tsyloe. Esq. of
Moun,-Airy] will stand
the ensuing season, at
Fighting Creek, rowha.
tan couutv tuyo n;,se
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPREsENqA7IVHs.

Debate on Mr.. Broom's rego'utioH for me
better protection Of the gvrif ef habcas
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

HE Subscriber, during long and
changing life, having observed that the
most decent and sober travellers wish
to be accommodated at respectable and
sober houses, which are not disturbed
by the noise Of bar room and drinking
people, proposes to open a house and
stable, sc. for that purpose, and for
boarding, s trading in country produce,
on the first day of May next, in Charles
town, Brooke county, Virginia. The
house is that now kept by Mr.. Hcntes-
son, situated on Front street, the sign
OF the spread c.gie, consisting Of store
and seven other rooms, with cellar UNI
der the whole. The Subscriber will al
ways have several lots. The interest Of
sober travellers will Re deccntly attended
to land as he hath lived several wears in
the territories of Louisiana and Missis-
siPpi, those only acquainted with the
Freno.. language may find person with
whom thev can converse.
ANDREW WILSON.
7th April, 1907.
n. L. The store room and half of the
large cellar may be rented by the month.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09
: { IS J
From the Evenine Firc-Sidc. ]
TODAY AND TOMORROW.

AO-DA1 AMI iO-MOERO"'
To-day the Sun with cloudless ray,
Beams JOY and happiness around;
Tomorrow winds temPestuous play,
And sicet adorns the frozen ground.
Such is the doom to man assigned
Such are the changes of the mind.
To-day the genial zephvrs breathe,
The fragrance Of the op'ning year;
Tomorrow sees the barren heath,
And Vegetation disappear.
Such is the fate Of human kind,
Such are the changes Of the mind.
To-day the sun Of Pleasure smiles;
Youth, JOY & Beauty, deck the scenes;
The magic wand Of Hope beguiles,
And not dark cloud intervcncs.
Such IS the view to youth assign'd,
Such the decisions Of the mind.
Tomorrow Disappointment low'rs,
Cares ankcrgnaws the aching breast,
Regret each passing moment sours,
Or Sorrow rcars her gorgOn crest.
Such Is the doom TO man assign'd;
Such are the changes Of the mind.
To-Day dccei;ful Fortune wears,
The gladd'ring smile Of Joy & Peace;
We see not Sorrows hidden snares,
ThatsoOnmaybid ourPleasures cease:
Our prospects, fair and unconGn'd,
Yield sWecl cOntentmcnt To the mind.
Tomorrow wears another face,
And darkning clouds obscure the view;
In vain the past scenes we retrace,
Or strive the future to pursue:
But dreary are the thoughts assign'd,
To occupy the gloomy mind.
To-day then let us all prepare,
For what the morrow may produce
Tomorrow be our chiciost care,
To put each hour to proper use;
Move in the sphere by Hcav'n design'd,
And regulate the wand'ring mind.
LYRICUs.
- Z
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09


such suspension shall not extend beyond
the second Monday in December next:
And WIKI -eas it is Judged for the pub
lie interest, that such suspension should
take place Now therefore be it known,
that | Thomas Jefferson, President Of
the United States, by virtue of the au-
thority aforesaid, do hereby suspend the
operation Of the act entitled & an act to
prohibit the importation of certain
goods, wares and merchandise" passed
on the eighteenth dav Of April, one
thousand eight hundred and six, until
the second Monday in December next.
In testimony whereof, have cau5-
cd the seal OF the United States
to be affixed to these presents,
and signed the same with my
Il" S. hand. Done at the city Of Wash
lngton the tWenty-ioWrth day Of
March, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seven, and Of the sovereignty and
independence Of the L. STAGES
Of America the thirY-frst.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
BY the President,
JAMES MADISON, s. S.
1t is stated that 4 committee of the
house of representatives of Pcnnsvlva-
disappointed to inquire into the official
conduct of governor M'Kcan, have a
greed to report that he ought to be IN
Peached.
FROM a L9nd9n bqber.]
The following curious affair, may be
depended on as a fact: 4 young GEN
deman walking with Q lady, to whom he
was paying his addresses, made her an
offer of lottery ticket. She hearing that
Bish's Offices were remarkable for sell
ling capital prizes, desired him to pur-
chase it there, and accordingly they
went together. She chose the number
15,462; but, being fashionably dres-
sed, (1vithout packets she desired her
lover to take care of the ticket for her !;
he put it into his pooketbook, and no
thing further was thought of it, until
they saw Bish's advertisement Of having
sold the ticket-No. 15,462, prize of
2O,OOOL She ran full Of rapture to her
lover, stating how happy it would make
them both but he received her very
cody, and it was plain his love for the
prize had overcome his regard for the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-15
La Pfata Fiidcs.

- 3au''l f nnse'a Nls'.s va IaDIs, oft
ian Ian, s and for sale Il No, q. W,,s are
Bn,tiu,ore bv - 'u'
sIM;ll;ar Ion,:
shAils'
o -, - ,,as1, 80 ".
VITA, sfo''oAv any :. ~ '' seo 20 illaes
~ 8 s,ne - 80 20 90 = ,~s,.,ts
tanners anu N cur, 81. o',s; Tanned
s,ll aliu i-easAc, :. a. " "4i'A As ofe|
ed On accommodating .coiln terms.
Jullc Q. lloI 49, eo6v
For Sale by the Subscriber
lisbon Carpes;nr for summer, Of Differ
aas,;ties.
aa n.,.s,,os AMI .r,rcaveIlo WINS n .,...
,,sls
Window Glass Of different sizes,
nnnld cardIes Of a superior a,,a,itr
. small slpb BOXES sS' : sa--F
Soft shelIed almoneis in bags,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-15
T @ B E s @ L D,
tFcR READY NONE

.sFcR READY MONEY,
TO the highest bidder, at public auction, at
Ddsusoa's tavern, in the county ofsLoudoun,
and town of Lee:turg on FRIDAY the
18th day of August next, if far; ifnot,, the
next fair day J; by virtue Of a decree of the
court of tic United States, for the 5th cir
cult, in the Virginia district, pronounced
at May term 1906 in a suit depending IN
Said court between the executors of Daniel
Mildred deceased, who was surviving part
ner of Mildred and Roberts, plaintiff sand
Samuel Hough and others defendants
900 Acres of Land,
Near Leesburg, on tbs waters Of TuscaTo-
ra, in the couaty of Loudoun--three acres of
{ NIeadownear Leesburg, and = House and Lot
in Iseesburg or SO much thereof as will be
sufficient to raise certain sums of money, in-
tersst ane costs, in;said decree mentioned.
William Mann, sS
Arnstead Long, =
Charles T. Mercer, :
Juns 81. aas,s
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Valuable PROPERTY far Sax.

E,O BE SOLD, in four distinct lots OF to-
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-strcet to Great Hunting Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin. and Green
street, and bounding east and west on ray
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
James Patton.
Junc %. tawt
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TO RENT,
Fifty Dollars Reward.

=
ID AN AWAY IT, twenty-'irst gay
N MAY, from tie subscriber, ll"as !, :,
Prince-G Georges county, Marylaody - YIN y@
miles from Alexandria ferry, acfra % -,
and sometimes calls himself LDS ~,
i'LsAFY 80 yesrs old, a small sientief-ni'',
negro, blacksmith BY trade, and can -,
and write. He has bright mulalto wo'+ =,
at Alexandria, called Rachel, for WIZ ~
has four or Eve children by hcf--thc VIZ
Is CT was the property Of Miss eontse; -
cannot describe his dress SIS he had a '1'n ~
of good clothes. ANY person. apssei'e.'. =.
the said negro and securing him ID )a'l 81 u. 4,
get him again, SHAH receive Il taSs'i Wa e,,
ten miles from home Fen dollars, II io AZ
miles Thirty Dollars, and Il at asgrs .sst - -
tancc the above reward aaa all HoAsonaois :,
Pences ifbroaght hons.
James Hawkins.
i y 1,ne o laws1
81 ~s.sa-s1 s~---.,.4r,a -