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LaVU FOX SAL r..

NE Subscriber wishes to sell the tcnc
II ment On which he lives, containing about
seventy acres Of Land, on which is good dwell
ling house, corn house, and the necessary GU,
houses tor tue accommodation Of a small fsrai-
ly. Its good stand for Pm yscisn, Lawyer,
Merchant, Mechanic or Public house, lying i'm
mediateiy on public road, aud within quarter
OF mile of Buckingham Courthouse-Ter
OF Sale-One third oftbe purchase money will
be required in six months, and the balance in
three equal annual instruments, to be secured by
deed oftrust on tho land, or approved personal
security.
r. ELsRIDoE, jr:
AuH ~ "a w31w
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE coMpavr

RICHMOND TURNPIKE coMpaNr.
a meeting OF the Directors Of sad Com.
IA pany on Friday the 1Ith of Oct. 1911.
Resolved, That dividend of five dollars -,
each share in the company be made, and that
the Treasurer pay the same to the respective
share holders. on application, on or after the
Goth OF this month.
Teste,
~ SHEPPARD, CrE
W. 40. Sw
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DR1. GOODS At opywp co,,r

ORR GOODS At PRIME coSr
VIE Subscriber intending to close his pre-
u sent establishment, offers for cash or tow
acceptances at wholesale or retail. hi. Y,,L,stL-
Ss0e< Of Dry Goods at Prime Cosez CONSISTING
OF general assortment Of British, French and
inoIa Goods, well calculated for the present &c
approaching season.
JOHN WOOP.
L. IF
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PUBLIC AUCTION

WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction. Inn
the prem'ses) on Tuesday the 29,h inst.
street. near tins Court House, lately occun;.d
!eey Mr. John Clenn--there are sixty six feer
front on the main street, and running shout oss
hundred and fifty feet back-Terms win b.
made known on the day of sale.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
October Is.
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ELLIS y 1LLAW


III AVE ON hand
Il Il Rose Baskets, White and coloured
Plains,
Superhne Broadcloths and Kcrsemeres,
Double Miiled Worsted Stockinetts,
Second and Coarse Cloths,
Ceatngs and Fiannells,
Double Miied Drab Cloths,
Fashionable London Hats,
A few cases Irish Linenss
Ladies London KID Snoes,
Ladies and Gentlemens Cotton Rose,
Do. do. Silk do
Do. Worated do
Window Glass, 10 by 8 and ~ by 10,
Anviis and Coal shovels,
Blistcred and German Steel,
Putty, White Lead, Yellow,
Osker and Spanish Brown,
Chamber door Locks, with
Small assortment OF HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY, which they offer for sale.
Sept. 81 w5y
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Ricbmond, Oct. q.

OliCE-By virtI. or Il Uee'i ~ tru.. a.
Y ccuted to US by Nicholas Durham, Tor the
purpose OF securing the payment ofcertein debts
therein mentioned, will he sold at Cumberl and
Court house, on the 38th day Of October next,
toeing Cour, day. to the highest bidder, for
cash, two tracts Of L AN ID -one on which the
said Dnchsrn now resides. lying In Inc county of
less and bounded by the lands OF George Hol.
man, Joseph Angela and The lands of John Ma /.
cons cstote-the other also lying in tn. coun.
~ OF Cumberland, containing 2ll acres and
bounded by the lands of the said Geo Holman,
Joseph Anslea, Page P. Finny and the said Ma
,on's Estate.
TScHARNER WooDsoN,1
GEORGE HOLMAN, 1rastees.
Oct. S. w2wSe,,1w
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HUGH CLIMBERS

M EXT door to Mr.. John Woods, (Main
4 y street, has Just opened an extensive as
sortment of Fancy and Seasonable DRY
GOODS which he will sell on accommodating
terms. Wholesale or retail, for cash or town
acceptances.
Oct. Is.
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w ANTED Immediately, on hire. three a,
four BLACK BOYS, from 10 TO IA
this Office Apply NJ
Sept. ~. az
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.SOR RENr-,My HOUSE e LOIS. IN toe
- Town OF Csira; well situated and calcu
isted for business with Lumber House and
',her necessary buildings attached thereto, in
,mplete repair and really Tor the reception oil
Tenant--ss an eligible s;and for business, it is
not surpassed BY any in that neighborhood Cor
terms apply to Robert K Dabney, who lives
Oil. the premises, or to tn sub,cSh.r
G: IL. S.fUJND Frs.
Richmond. Oct a. .A.v
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.TOIICE.
FVASB given for South carolina bank Notes.
~ at dIscoant-Apply to
JOHN hLCOCK,
July 10. 80
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Tor SAI.E-A valuable LOT IN
= Street, with the large and substar,is, brct
WARE-HOOSE thereon, lately in the ocr,ln-,
oy OF the subscribers. have on band.
MADEIRA WINE Of best quality. in Pipes, hair
Pipes and quarter Casks.
17oncnre. Robinson e Pieasonrs.
Sept. "a. sc
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RICHARD ANDERSON.
BEVERLEY HLAIR
LEATHER Gf H4RDwdRE

He subscriber Respectfully informs IN.
public, 'hst he has just received and for
Sale opposite the Eagle Iavern, fresh sun.
PV o' inc oest NCK HkRN lie lrHER
CONSISTING OF
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AT CITY POINT,
Or L O ND O "

f<E AT CITY POINT,
,sXA~ FOR L o Nd O NJ
tMEA&3@. ras PINE PAST SAILING sHte
HVER/CK:
Nathaniel Cotley. Master, bur,bcn $50 HID.
IoSacco' having 4ths of her cargo eng ar.d. She
will sail about the first Of Noyemhe. ror
remainder of Freight or Passage. (hav,ng ele.
gsnt sccommoastions) apply to Hammond (.
Daniel, Petersburg, or to -
BRIDGES e ROBERTSON
Richmond, Oct. Is. &c
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CCTTONS.

Tue culture Of the cotton plant has been
carried SO fay in Carolina, Georgia, and O.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
FoR rHE ARous.

Sreathes there the man. with soul so dead,
Who never TO himself hath said.
THIS is my own, nay native land
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Which the inve tor epn6 dsn-l y ON tpends a. an
'nvau,ble medicine fsr thu pei iy reieS & perma.
nent cu,e Of various comPsnntss hich = uit from,
dence in climates unavoidable 10 tia6 ID stiturion
the immoderase use of tee, f<sQe< texica,on
or any desssuaive in,emps,ant$ NE unskilful or
excessive use of mefcury, the diseases pecui,sr
T. females at certain period of iifs. bad !yings
in, &c.
Hdmihon's Worm Destroying Lozenges
Have within ten years past GU, ed an immense
number of persons Ct every age, and in every si-
tuarinn, o. various dangerous complaints ari.ing
from WORMS, and from Instructions or fouIne =
in the stomach and bowels.
Hamton's ESSENCE of MUST ARD for
the rheumatisnl zcu', palsy, swelling, nunbness
&c.
loot Ache Drops;
The only remedy yet Uncovered which gives
Immediate anasasting relief in the most severe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

in your conduct. You owe it to
yourseli and to your country. The
impression which 36srxamin;sion of II
raves on our mysds, ID >decp p, and can
only be obliseratfA Nv the Induction
of strong and cdlviacsng evidences OF
the innocen,e aud iisin( erested-
ness of your intenti Us 4 add until
you thus prove your N Esn5e, you
must not complain if we r IA you as
a traitor or 49,. Psr.n;t me to
PROFOUND a few simple ques,ions.
which admit of no evasion or sub,er-
fuge. Answer them satisfactorily,
prove yoar intigrity..ard willnot he
sitatc one momep to retract my char
gcs and pronounce you not guilty.
Bat until then Unjust remain in my
present convictidh.
1t you thought .this treaty gave to
Britain every thing she could wi,
and demand. why did yod advocate
it before CONGRESS If.sou thought
1t beneficial to us, why did you de-
nounce it before the people If you
thought it surrend of our rights
and sacrifice Qour Interests, why
q. you eul0gizfik witRNSsll the pow
ers OF your eloqf Nou Thought
It, an able guaranteed of Srights and
interests, why die Hp6 as Iii it with
all the bitterness & i6vSk;SS? l pause
for reply. QOERIST.
WILLIAM MUNFORD. ESQ menober of.,,e
Executive Council, was YESTERDAY elected Clerk
OF the House OF Delegates, in the place of James
pieasants, lr Esq. appointed Judge of the
Court of Appeals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
To JOHN rA3oLpH, ESQ.

Sir, II
+ Since the PERIOD of your apo sta
.cv from the Republican party and your
alliance with the Federalists, you have
been actuated towards the administers
ton by spirit of opposition, which
has yielded to no considerations of
truth or justice. sXapauished, bur not
subdued. repulsd 81 nd disc drag
ed, you have raAiFdt from evlky de-
feat and resumed tit contest 9th un-
daunted daring and.2habashe6P ihfamy.
animated By g the uncomfortable
will, and study of revenge, immortal
hate, and courage never to submit or
yield" Your hostility to their mea-
sures has been set,led, habitual, sys-
tematic.-not the honest differentiation
OF your understanding, but the rude
effsrvescence Of passion,-not the die
tate of your conscience, but the mad
Indictment 61pordignee hate,-not the
genuine im)hlse d{<c3 scientious de-
cision, but&i# dis pssfhg Eruption of
your splcnedc shsheur. Anxious
only to censure, you have investigated
their conduct with insidious art, per.
verse industry, and gross misrepre-
sentation, imagining faults when they
have no existence, and casting reproach
when 1t has no application. 1nhuen-
ced by those passions and affections
which are usually incident to factious
and turbulent men, you have bent all
the energies of your mind to harrass
and distract them in the exercise of
their duties, regardless of the peace
and happiness OF your country, and
only solicitous about the qualification
of your private revenge and personal
antipathies. You have assailed them
10 shameless and vindictive manner,
with fierce vccifera1ions and licentious
reproaches. and their wisest policy and
ablest measures haze tAen perpetualIy
encountered by yAdf fAtal and indis-
eliminating sbuseA &pdfe is only one
SOLITARY instance okyohr Xoncurrence
with their decision&pon national con-
Germs of extensive importance. recor-
cSN ii ehS htatOi vi tttS tASt I'VE years
of your life, which instance thus be-
comes a conspicuous phenomenon.
The causes which superinduced this
singular dcvia.iap from your wonted
system of coEtVs ale blg little under.
stood, and are SVlI tbe e'<plainssl,
The teresis > 10 sou spoke in
Congress of the treaty conclpsed by
our government with MIR. Ere
kline are sufficiently Known to The
world. The opinions which you ex-
pressed on that occasion are upon
record. Language was scarcely ade-
quste to the expression Of The unboun-
ded approbatigA. whisk-you gave to
a mastery arraA V Aen pregnant with
important benedss-b nd 4xeventive Of
dreadful and deleterious evils. You
pretend no. ionse yoar language Nine
uG dnest ionabiV c,ulprifcs vcuT meaning This
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
i1trntn.a Argug,
RI { II NJ o N D.
FRIDAXxEsRuAnr /, 1911.

No change hf fortune proves favor.
able to the ralists. ! The ground
perpetua.ly recedes from under them.
whilst they. with Harlequin spirit,
dance in air, and PLAY with s,ra " S.
They built of late much hope on schisn,
but schism begins to disappear a
mong the Democrats, to which Union,
extensive and stable, will succeed.
|. On "Wednesday the Legislature pro-
ceeded by joint ballot TO the election
of two additional Judges of the court
of appeals, made necessary by an act
passed the present General A ,se mbly.'
Messrs. Beeson, Prunty, Mercer,
and Brent (of Frederick noroinated
Robert White, Esq. at present Judge of
the General Court.
Messrs. Lee. [of. Norfolk & Pres
ton [of Rockbridge] nominsted flames
Peasants, Esq. Clerk of the House OF
Delegates.
Messrs. Stanard [of Spottsylyania, !
Crutch6eld. & Johnston rof Prince Ed
ward, nominated Francis T. Brooke.
Esq. f.WsSsent a Judge Of the g heral
On an baIlot tMAxotes ERE for
Plessants 87---White 7f-sRfboke 43,
Mr.. B. being dropt, by sGleNof the
house--the 2nd ballot was for
Peasants --Whiss89. Scatter
ling 8.
Mr.. p. zoas therefore elected.
On thenext ballot, the votes were
for
Brooke 1s2--White 80.
mir. B. zuas ofcourse elected.
For THE ARous.
5reathes there the man, with soul so dead,
Who never TO himself hath said.
This naf,yfAand
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

We understand that orders have been
very pecently issued from the Depart
ment Of War for Recommending the
TecruitlgB service. ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

= VILLAIN MUNFoRD, Esq. member ofthe
executive Council, was yesterday elected Clerk
Oh the house OF Delegates. in the place of James
f lr. Esq. appointed judge of the
Court of Appeals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
LEE'S GENUINE 4NEQH,INEy.

lust received from ths preprietqPs Patent and
"A fresh supply of thE above well
known AIfcles,
WHICH are in high Eeem and general use
throughout the UniVed tes, many of them Tin
dependent of their su psior efficacy are Ia for
lsss than the Drugs of which they are comp Gun.
upwards of 10 years past, they have en- c.ls.
brated as he best remedies for the cure Of those
disorders for which they are recommended, Far.
ticu'arly
Wo'ms, Spra;ns
OBSTINATE Coughs u Co ds Palsy,
as'nmas, LANYARD Weaknesses
Con'u uption, Nervous Disorders,
Gout' Fem ale Complains,
Nneumansm. Hopping ugh,
Gnu most dsordsE2be brasst, are ian,ne.
diaie5 relieved a. (ediy cured by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

pretend no. ionse yoar language Nine
uo queo'ionabiy csmpriles your meaning. This
! hoe VIII soRice. If ary revs. n shou'a wish TO
~ deeper, your speech on this occasion win be
found in che National In, sligeneer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

A single trial will prove, tha Ii restores the
determine ou of thesfads-fo the surface IF the
body, and brings On Tho common healthfu ner-
spira'ion; that il dislcdges and evacuates n.
tough viIcid phlegm or mueus, strengthen, the
weakened vessels otetie ungse heathe, the a.
nally di.chargeSit Thus stEiSeas h, S roo, e
tire disorder, Re syfPto5hr ATE Of canrse offestu-
ally and perTsuen'ly conquered the reverse oe
Common niednne waifh weakep ME tons,i,u.
ton, and give strength 10 ths.disorcers for the
sake OF mods'asing for the p'esenrssom,e Of ts
painful effects.
To parents who have children agiAed with
the hoop g Cough, this diseeyety. Of the first
magnitude n it affords immediate relief chse ks
tne progFsss and IN short time entirely re-
m yes The most cruel disorder to which children
a'e liable. TIE ixir is 80 perfectly ag.esable.
and me dose SO small, that no difficulty arises in
taking il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
TRANSL ALTON.
Fort Charlotte, I'D, Dec. 1910,

Eort charlotte, I'D, DEC. 1910.
SIR,
have received your letter, dated
at camp, near Obike, DIT this date /;
and in answer u Qhtents, have
to inform you, TN hgat to the no.
LITIGATION which you lhenll0h that have
received Of the proclamation OF the
Presideut of the United States, order
ing possession to be taken Of the fort
and town which are under my charge,
it is necessary for me to advise you
that have NOT received such informa.
ton from any magistrate or authorised
chin&pf the nation of the United States,
=! consequence of no. having re.
CO 1t, l have not taken those mea-
sures, or made those reflections which
you believe musNkave done on the
superstition that | ar1seiyed it.
Agreeable to the lralhn which hi
therto has reigned your natl
on and mine, l mnst 4dvise YOU, in or
der, if possible, to save the eausion OF
blood, that on my part do not find my
self authorised to accede 30 the propo-
sal that you make, without having, in
the first place, the orders OF my chief ;
but, get, I assure you, that if you agree
to suspend your operations the short
time that will be necessary for me to
communicate your intimation to the
Governor fthe province, YOU will find
me ready to fulfil 4ders of that
superior chisf-an the asame time,
if you judge proPeE ru& Ry address
yourself TO the f1 GovefAoT.
I have the honor to be. most respect
fully, your obedient servant,
Signed
CAYETANO PEREZ,
Captain Edmund Pmdleton Games.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

We Snbscribars have jusS received aud viii
p oceed to sell on Monday the 9Th Of Feb'y
positively without reserve the following GOODS
viz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

100 gross Buttons assortcd--70 bundes Pins
-15 pieces supetfne and second Cloths-15
pieces cass;meres and Sa,tinets-24 pieces Ma.
dras HandkerchiefH 2apieces Blus elias ana
100 pieces lrish .A,en$s part \pf which is very
ALSO v.lves az Cords, Blue Plains,
Threads, Dimi'ies tcotpn al, Ealiicoes and a
variety pf other ayticles too edious to enume-
rate. TERMS-All sums und< so dolls. cash
SO dolls and upwards four months ertdis. Tb1
sale vii be made .. our aaStipn s,ore--o com
nencs ar 10 o'clock and continue from day %
day until Ill the gosds are sold. For credit pur.
chascs. Notes negotsbs and payable at the
Bank Of Virginia. with approved endorsers will
bs required by
Moncure, Robinson & Pleasqnts,
Act'fs.
Richmond Tuesday. January 2oth, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

Governor Of the province, YOU will find
me ready to fulfil 3ders of that
superior chief-and thsaeame time,
if you judge proPsI pu8 Ay address
yourself to the S ef1 GovefAoT.
have the honor to be, most respect
fully, your obedient servant,
Signed
CAYETANO PEREZ.
Captain Edmund Pendlston Games.
On the last day of December Capt.
Gaines received, z y&ba message from
the ecmmaudanss5 "a ot his officers,
that ifraQre than 4 AZ On six of the A
mericsn trdeNs appGach the fort at
the same time, Nj should Kre on them.
The Spanish coISiNandant, we learn,
has assfrcd the inhabitants that he
would Eot fire o'the town unless he
discovered the American troops enter
ing it. On the part of Capt. Gaines
they. had received assurances thai no
operations against fhe fort would br
carried on from sthA inhabited part Of
the town. Several Apilics, however,
had moved to theeountry and others
were much aiarmSl lest the lawless
followed of Keeper & Kennedy [who
il was said were to Join our militia Il
should enter the town & resume thei,
lately attempted sys en- of plumber. 1t
was unprecedented that there would be
napeh difficulty in restraining X mper
&Co. from revenging the loss of their
comrades, whose death, in an engage
lment with the Spanish detachment from
&Mobille, we noticed some time ago.
1t was hoped, however, that the ar
dor of these mt would be checked I'M
I'll the arrival Of the United States ar
tllery and gun-boats which were daily
expected at Mobile. The latter had
been hitherto detained by adverse
winds, but such arrangements had been
made as would save, it was expected,
bloodshed in Mobile, and completely
disappoint Kemper in his boosted ex-
pectations to raise the Star before the
Hag Of the the United States, and to
corpei the American nation to remu.
nerase his followers out of the public
domain.
Nat. Intel.
II is at length decided in the House
of Representatives, by majority of
oae vote, thst the subject of Il e renew
al of the charter Of the Bank of the u.
States shall be indefinitely postponed /;
so that it caanot be revived in the
House Of Representatives during the
present session. ID.
II must not be Inferred from the
vote on this interesting question, tat
there would have been the same equa-
by on question 10 continue the cnar-
ter. Three members TO our knowledge,
and perhaps more, who vo ed against
Indefinite pos;ponemenf, under an idea
tiiat it was an Indirect mode OF getting
rid OF the question, would have voted
against the renewal OF the charter.
is.
We understand that orders have been
very recently issued from the Depart
ment osNWar for Recommending the
recruiting service. 40.
we are informed thHe tneTe tately
arrived at the Navy Yard, in this city,
large box addressed to the care of
General Armstrong, containing con-
,sJerable number OF very splendid en-
1gravings, being a present from the Em-
peror Of France to the Society of Arts,
SHINE time since established in Phila
delphia. Mr.. MurTy, the very respect
abb secretary OF thw society, Is now
in this city, aud viii take on with him,
IN few days, to Philadelphia, this mu-
niicent moot Of the Enir. rol's ~ gard
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~ AWAY some time last month. {
II Negro Girl, named MILLY-she is a.
bou, feet or 10 jnche. high, full faced
and when spoken to is apt 10 hold her heae
down-she is from " to 10 years OF age
she was hired to Charles Tyler, near Center,
vile, from whom she Ell ped Sh. has a ia.
Their s mother living my farm rear Mount
Vernon, and It is probabl. she is somewher,
in the neighborliood Whoever apprehend'
AMI secures her, so that gst her, shall re.
ceive the above reward, s. Reasonable charge:
if brought hoa'e.
Buihrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, Dec IL Saw
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To the Lovers Of Agriculture
.4n annie and fertile field is presented.

YHJISHING to direct my attention 10 :
w different employment than thai Of
farming, oncr to let for term oil years
that V.ILUdBLE ESTATE whercon | re,
side, and known as .Ale.rande''s Island. n:
estate is 81 uateel ON the south side the river
Potomac ard in the lap Of government; the
main road passing through has Afforded &c
travellers an opportunity. OF viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive farm =
This property, pessessine the advantages o.
three markets, Geor5c-Town, Washington
and Alexandria, reudcrs il an object vel
worthy the att ntion Of the farmer Aty
farther commentary i, deemed unnecessary
as persons wishing 10 rent it is prcspmel
will view the eetatc.
~. II this property is not soon apple
Cor sl,ali m Ike arran.; ements Tor the cHl-
,ivation of it myself, which viii Precinds o.
theirs Cor the succeeding year. Any lntor-
nation vii, be given or applications received
in relation to the Island, by Gorge HasA-
ingsou, or myself resident thereon,
w. H. Washington.
NoyemLcr co
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1oo DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY or the soth June last from
the estate of Daniel M,Csrty, deceased, IN
the county OF Westnlorsian /, and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JE.Rki, L
bout thirty FIVE years of age, dark ccm pick
ion, shout six ieet high, bad couhtenance,
ana a remarkable scar access His roe, snd
snother on his head, a little above his tors-
head he had on homespun twitled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaioonS.-
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes; it is Therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more Particularly. 1t Is
expected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate Of his freedom, as he went
from neishhorhuod where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy OF their
pass, or certificate of freedom. 1t is contl-
dently expected that he will endeavor to get
to some OF the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore Thirty Dollars will be given,
if taken in The county, and il out Of the state
and secured in any Jail, SO that get him a
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
n. B All masters OF vessels end other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing OF employing the above described Negro
Man. at their peril, or under the seyerest pen
alties of the law. H. D.
September 10 co