Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-31
500 DOLL AIRS REWARD.

SOC UOLL AhS EE w ARD.
The public are earnestly requested to
apprehend finished villain.
SOME time since a person who
calls himself John. erosion, but from
somecircumstances it is supposed his
'reatname is Charles ID. Walsinghan
and it is more, than probable he has
a number of names, came to the (pub-
lic) house of Edward b. Tuthell, in
the character Of aegentleman he APP
pears to be about IS years of age, a.
bout S feet 8 inches high, thick SET, s.
clumsy appearance, dark scomplexi
and dark hair, cut short behind but
long on the top ofhis head, dark eyes /;
his hands tanned very black, with two
scars, one across the back of his hand,
and scar on one of his legs near the
ANGLE; good set of teeth which APP
pears to be little indented from his
conversation he appears to be captain
OF a vessel or British officer he wears
dirk and pocket pistols; he drove a
bay horse about 16 hands high, stout
made, about 8 years old, with bushy
main and tail his legs and feet very
ilarge-has a small white spot on his
back, occasioned by the saddle he
rode in a caiash top chair of light
| Jean color---the. body dark green,
with red lion on each side-the car
rage and wheels green, with small
/ yellow spots--the left side of the box
little injured-the harness very plain
The had a yellow canvass ease which
ne sometimes wore on his chair box,
with a spread eagle behind, add red
lion mounted on gun and wheels on
each side of the box--he had a square
travelling trunk on behind and small
new one on before he has two bar
rel gun which he generally carries with
hin--he has several Thousand dollars
in specie with him. MOST of it in dou.
blooms. The unPrincipled wretch, or
the third day of Jplysinst. absconded
with the wife and child of Edward B.
Tutheils She is "a slender, delica;e
made woman, about 20 years OF age
about S feet S inches high, fair com.
EPlexion, and a little freckled; lieh
brown hair |; dark grey eyes, short face
and prominent cheek bones her teeth
lair and good and shows them much
when she laughs her name Frances
( The child female, about z month:
old /; the hair brown and dark blue
eyes; her name Susan, but theychang.
ed it the second day to Mary. She
may change their clothes as they took
but very few with them. They start
ed with an intention Gas they said) o
! visiting Mrs. TuthelPs friends, abou
S miles of, bur took the direct road te
Easton, in pennsylvania, where the,
were seen on the fourth of July, anc
from there they took south west di
rection. The disconsolate husband of
fers a reward of 200 dollars. to have
the villain detected, and will give 100
dollars and all reasonable charges tc
recover the lost infant. The distress.
ed parents of the deluded woman
wouldkbeSglad to receive anv informa.
tion concerning her, and will at an,
time be happy to receive their humble
and penitent child to their distressed
dwelling. All humane people are de.
sired to give all the information the,
may get of either of them, to Edward
b. Tuthell post master, in the tow,
of Monroe, Orange County, aud stat
OF New-York. The Printers of news
papers in the southern states, are re
quested TO give the above few inser
tons in their papers, and they Wi
much oblige the distressed connexions
and assist to detect a monster runnin
at large.