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ton, will, he trusts, justify the deviation from
ordinary rule, when he appeals 20 the laud-
able pride, the spirit, honor, zeal, and patti
otism OF those who may be placed under
his orders.
AfCer series OF long continued aggrcs,i-
ons, winch the love Of peace only could have
induced the American people to tolerate
after reiterated wrongs without remedy OF
relief ; after having drained the cup of con-
citation t. its very dregs the government
of the United states OF America have been
driven to the last appeal of nations in support
of its independence, md to assert those I'M
alienable rights which are derived from God
and nature. The patience and forOcaraHce
which have marked tine course of The pub,
Inc councils, furniSl the strongest assurance
ut the hrmness and inlleXihility with which
that course will be maintained until its OBJ
Jects are accomplished.
Inc crisis is imperative, and the call to
arms must animate alike every citizen and
every soldier But we owe still m re TO the
public service and the common safety Of cur
beloved country Let political feuds aud per-
sInal animoSlties be buried at the Slrlner 1t
patriotism, aud let our only contests be for
personal glory and the national veal
Inc respect In which the General II Ids
MS own humble fame, presents to his suo r.
dlnates safe guarantee for the justice and
lnpartiality of the commander i'll the exer-
else of his functions aud while he requires
from his offic ers a candid and manly co-ope-
ration for the support of those p incipes Of
snbordination and discipline, without which
military bodies become worse than useless.
while he demands from emnar nony, zeal,
discretion, constancy, and valor, as the best
security for personal repHtc and efficient
Observation-Disclosures of delicacy require
that he should draw an impenctrabie veil o.
yer the scenes Which have ensued his abb
sence; and he pledges himself to make eveny
handed justice the rule OF his conduct, re-
warding merit according to It's worth, and
awarding puniShnents with nflexible rig
gor when the laws may impose them.
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MILLIpEGyILLr Auppust I


We understand, BY gentleman from E,
Florida. that the Patriots had a convention,
and have appointed John Houster MIntosh,
Governor, and elected members to the Lee
gislaturc.
This looks like men determined to be free,
and in all heir Lauda6Ee exertions, we most
heartily wish them successive trust that
under the guidance of that Omnipotent Pow
er, whose darling attribute is liberty, they
will be able to burst the letters which have
enchanted them under despot, and assume
their proper rank among the people of the
earth Us free men.
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A SEA SONG.
PUNE. Ranish .Sorrozp."

PUNE Danish Sorrow"
COMRADES, join the flag OF Glory,
Cneerly tread the deck IF Fame;
Earn place III future story,
Seek and win Warriors name.
Yankee Tars can laugh at dangers;
While che roaring mountain wave
Teens Sith carnage-Cney are strangers
70 deed that is not brave!
Nav our banner'd Stars, as ever,
5 iiendidiy per Freemen burn,
Till the night of War is over,
FIJI The dzzUn )f Peace returnt
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TO thc Sttckters f5r Peace and Sn5mission,
CoagresSnien and 0thers.
BY W. RAY, ESQ.
What would vlu nave, who stick for peace
Wolld You our liberties should CEASE?
You doubtless answer" no.
w aid You E0rJearanCc hunbly crave,
Tamcly submit and he a slave
To Britain ?--Is il so ?
Yes some, fear, would basey yield
Those fadeless honors of the field,
Which their torcfathers won
Yield tu the tyTalIS Of the Hood,
The purchase OF their fathers blood,
And from the contest run.
Bu; Patriots Of the present age,
Ike SAVAGE, Away, PoND and SAGE,
Viii Ie'cr desert their posi-:
Tn.se, ',niIsi fierce conflicts Of dcbAie,
Slnod The firm guardian, of the state,
And foil d tho recrcant host;
Who, popularity their aim,
Regardless of the nation's fame,
Prosperity or wrongs,
Ia5ur'd in rhapS ldles u Show
Cause ONO war with any tue,
Except the war of tongues.
Could men Of such iacyfc minds
FIX on the peoples eyestneir blinds,
The LASH If pow'r might drive
TIE stumbling Popiiace aar
From righteous, necessary war,
Hut f,uitIess shailthey strive;
$and vain shall tkcir efforts be,
The people, yet, their rights can see,
BY torch u war sill aided;
Can, arn'd with vengeance, clad with might,
Rally, rno1ly, muster, high,
And conquer when invaded.
Let hypocritic Envy growl,
Lev skunk Detractiun, ike an Owl,
Hoot-" oy cophant forDear,
"Praise not the living but the dead"-
Ems yourselves might we'll be said,
And hence your censure spare.
While choice Integrity is found
Above inc surface the ground,
And yet below the skies,
Those Warrens-.i anCoCks of the day,
W.Jse names immortaiize my lay,
10 loftler fame shall rise.
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still worse, being infected with atheism and
| am sure (added acountryman standing by)
that nearly half of our parish is at this mo-
ment sadly afflicted with rheumatiSm!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
NEw-ORLEANs, j.
GENERAL ORDERS.

Heal QUarter8, New Orleans, NUTS, 1912.
Brig. General Wilkinson resumes his com
mand of the district of the Mississippi
The evenful mon ent in which he enters
on the arduUHs and critical duties of his sta.
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GOOD Help.

Conscience is the surcst help to memory
aad where there IS clear conscience, there
is peace Of mind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31

Piracy, murder, and Nan steaAac; ortbe
trial IF IPtHby for the murder Of Pebcr,
and Of Criwh for kidknahhing .NhcmiaI
Lockman u Wyndham in C0nnechcut."
A work so entitled has just issued from a
strong hand, and is published By Could,
Banks and Gould, price so GEMS Copy
right secured. IL has been already noti-
ced with deserved applause by the Colum-
bian and the Morning Post. IL is d pow
erful manifesto against British pirates, and
a profound reading on the law of nations !;
but, seasoned with so mach irony and
Point, that we have 40 hesitation in pro
nouncing it master piece. Among the
various incidents by which the gravity and
Importance OF the subject is enlivened
there isone OF singular felicity: it IS the
challenging of the jurors by the Elgish
Captain, George Grlnp. 1t is impossible
to expose national pride and prejudice in
more ridiculous point of view. rhe OBJ
lection to the Jew, the Catholic, the Qua
kcr. the Dane, the Pole. each concentra-
ting a volume of history; but the chAl-
lengc of Dennis O'(irady, of Tipperary,
is most III oar walk, and we shall give it
our readers, without further anticipating
the pleasure they will have in reading the
entire Of the work.
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The next was an Irish Gentleman, young,
and OF gOJd figure, his name was Dennis
O'Grady.
Clerk. Prisoner look on the juror juror
look on the prisoner When these cords
were spoken and ,ne jurors hand already
ON the book, they looked scornfully one upon
the other.
Pris9ner. Where does this gentleman
conc from?
Jnror From the county Of Tippcrary
my name is Dennis O'Grady.
Prisoner. Ichdliengc Mr.. Dennis O'Gra-
dy from the county OF Iipyerary.
Jlr0r You speak like gentleman, Cap
tain, aud If the honorable art viii be salts
fed wfth my security. will go bal for your
appearance tomorrow morning dead Or alive.
All present we're moved with surprise, and
some with laughter, TO see the mistake int
which this young gentleman had been led
by the term Hsc,l, in qulJe a different sense
from whathe UnderstoOdit; forheintcrprctca
it into challenge, that he should fight wl,n
the prisoner in a single combat, which was
not what the prisoner intended, but Only that
he should noe DC on his jdy 20 try him for hi
h.c or death, because Of he ill favor ne
ni5ht bear hiia, Judging fron his name ami
his country, And they wondered at his great
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
Dec. s.

Il DUCATtOS--Nirs.S Sarah Woodward respect.
ID fully niors parents a, guardians, thai she
intends L. devote herself, from the first OF January
next to the instruction OF YOUTH at her former resi-
dencc, toeketts Hill. Her plan viii DC 10 focin
three distinct classes; the first class to consist OF
young Ladies, who will be Instructed in E,,yi.h
Grammar, itea,us and Writing, tos ether with eve
~ uaetu! anu ornamental part OF Needle Work. AM,
Drawing, at seven dollars aud fifty cents; the second
class to consist OF young beginners at the Needle,
where the same instructions viii lac. proyre,sivIv in
troauced at six dollars; aud the third ckss to consist
OF small children, with whom the best method will
b. i...r=:s.:, 10 prepare then. or the neat ciass AT
fiv~ dollars per quarter, with strict attention the
morals OF all.
December s. limo
N. B. Four Young Ladies will he accommodated
with board and lodging, including washing and mend.
ing, at fair price.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

' ME sale OF the two tracts land, called TIE
a Cross Roads and Bower, advertised la this pa
per 10 take place the iTth OF Juae last IN virtue
of deed of trust from VIM. Edwards aud Fanny
e. Edwards, his wife, to the subscriber fOr The ben
EFT OF John IL. Cooke, having been postponed by
consent OF the parties-.Notce is hereby given that
the said property SO much thereof wall be SUIT
hcicnt to satisfy the balance which may then remain
due and unpaid OF the debts in the said deed OF trust
mentioned, will positively be sold to the highest bid
der at auction, fox ready money, at Surry Court
House on Tuesday the 29th day OF December next,
if fair, otherwise the first fair day thereafter
". F.3ULCO.N' 1austee
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October 8, 1919.

asVDUCATiON.-Th public are again respect
"a fully informed, that the subscriber will contin-
ne 40 his profession, teacher of YOUTH the ensu-
,ng year-And FOR this purpose he has engaged that
large and cornrpodious building, called the White
House, few yards distant from Hanover Court
house, where lac will teach the following branches
OF learning, VIZ the English, Latin and Greek Ian
euases Writing, Arithmetic, English composition
and Geography. The fees for tuition, in any or all
the above mentioned branches, will be 80 dollars
payable at equal quarterly payments. Any scholar
becoIsinS member OF the school, will be liable for
the taiiion fees for the whole year.
The school will be opened on the Sta of January
and will be discontinued the 18th OF December
loving making term OF 10 montl3, after deduct
ing one OF the summer months for vacation. The
subscriber will be prepared to accommodate few
III the scholars with board, washing and lodging in.
elusive, at 20 dollars FOR the term, payable quarterly
he balance oil the scholars, Mr.. Thornton will
board, an the Same terms The subscriber VIII feel
1t his duty to attend particularly the morals and
general department cf the youths intrusted TO his
care; srd the public may rest assured that no gam
ing will be allowed by Mr. Thornton.
The subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
mens to the public, for the liberal patronage with
which he has Seen heretofore favored and hopes,
by an ardent desire to please, and close attention
to the discharge Of his duty, still To merit the cons
dehce OF Gentlemen disposed to educate their sons
IN the above branches.
Scholars can he engaged by application ia M
Thornton, or 90 the subscriber
RUFUS CHANDLER A. NJ.
CERTIFICATE.
At the request Of Mr.. X. CHANDLER, we have
examined his credentials, and san testify that he is
"a possession Of satisfactory vouchers Of his having
been literally cJucaied at Yale College, one of the
most reputable Semnaries III New -Dsvtsr,I. Be-
SIDE The literary lohors conferred hiin by the
College we ind him highly spoken Of by the prsfes-
sprs under whom he studied. lie has also exhibited
from Gentlemen of high respeetabiIty ampIs t.s-
timonias IN favor OF his moral 1lauteg and his as
sduity and success rs a teacher In addition ia all
whleit gives us pleasure 10 SAY, that from QUE per.
sonal acquaintance With hIr. ChanG!er, We readily
concur in She favorable senti.nent, expressed ly
others. ANDREW BROADDUS. =
PETER NELSON.
Nov 10th, 1912. wGw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
waI. W. HENlNG.

\ ANDS FOR S.2LE.--RJ virtue OF the above
a decree OF the Honorable Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District ssiH De soi, at
i''hc auction, to tc highest bidder, al t,,e Eagle
Tavern. ia Tie city ut Richmond upon the four,n
day oil January hex il i;tr, Otherwise the next fair
day, The following tracts ef land in the state III Tir-
sinia, VIZ
tsi09S0 acres in tie county Of Grccnbrsr, ON the
north beast side Of the Meadow river.
500 acres iurinerly in uarrson, but now in RAM
doipli county on Stewards run.
500 acresformerly ia Harrison, but in Ran
ao'iih c5iiinty oii the waters OF Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAM
dolph comfy, between Stewards run and Heddins
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ram
dolph county, on Stewards run.
500 acres in Harrison county, the waters OF
Stewart run, drain OF Tiger Valley river.
5ls@ acres IN iiarrsoil county on Hackers creek.
1850 acres formerly in Harrison, but in Ran
uoiph county, on the head-waters OF Stewards run
drain OF Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but in Ran
coiph county on the G!Ady fork Of Cheat river.
1854 acres in Tie county Of Harrison OIL the waters
of Gnatty creek -
1000 acres formerly in HARRISON but now Randolph
county, on the Ga''y fork OF Cheat river.
2GtiO acres IN harrison county, on the right hand
fork OF Gnatty creek.
1900 acres ia Harrison county on the left hand fork
OF Gnattv creek.
The patents for the above lands are all Issued to
the sad Robert Means, assignee Of Henry Banks
@nd The sale Will, scckrdin. tho OF the said
inoiety OF the purchase money! and OF two years
the other moety. The pur chasers to give bond and
security and deed of trust uIun the lands in order
to secure payment ofthe purchase money.
DANIEL CALL.
Executor of and aegiSee in trust.
under the iasf Epin and Iestanient
Of Rodert .HeGns, dec'a-
Get. 25. 2awtds
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SyIRGiNit--At Rales lo.Sen IL tn. Clerks OF
nee OF the Superior Court OF Cianeery Tor the
stichmond iIslret, the i2,h LAY %, October, lSt..
iichar' N"skoas, Lewis Ncekos, Mary ARM
strong, Janes Watkins ad Nancy his VIE, Austin
y,anesek anil ANA ais wife, lohn Thompson. and L..
ha,eeSh has ~le, !,el. NneSo.;s, WHICH SAID Rich
art Ie"is, Nisrx, Nancy, Ann, EhSanei., aud Ke-
z;sh. with William snesnis, rse ci,s,ren, heirs AT
law and DISTRIBUTES At C!ar-s NuekOs deed who
WIS So! OF James Nnekoi,s, TIE cider decd Charles
NueSol,', Thomas, John, Nathaniel, Samuel and
Mary Sue'Sos, Sarah Gunuc:i, a,i John iiushsou
AL Lucy h, wife, which sad Charles, 'rhoa,as,
Ibi,n, Nathaniel. Samuel, Mary, Sarah an, iue5,
are children. heirs at 'w snt distributes of James
NreS"ils decd, who was also a son OF James Nick
oils, the elder, deceased, F.if..
Wi!'sn, Nuesoils, John Ndehoils, Henrietta Har.
ris, Ann mallory, Lucy Dnke, A.arston Duke John
Duke and James Duke, c,,illren CT Ehza.eth iluSe
Marietta Thompson, afan, under the a.e OF
twen,, oae Years. bv Braxn Bird * Mary his " lie
their guardians; Mary l. Anderson and E,i.sbeth
Anderson, the only children Of Lucy Anderson
diced. who Lucy Thorn ps,n, sister To John
SAID Alexander Anderson their father S next friend,
| ) Dim ki!hy aLd Elizabeth his wife, who WAS Eliza
beth Thompson, another sister tn The sail John and
Nathaniel Thompson, which said John, Nathanie.
Elizabeth anl Lucy, were the children of kiary
| Thompson, WHO Mary Nuekoi.s, Chrisiopher
N'inSiei and Eizal'eta his wife, and Nancy Xix lv
her lathcr and guardian Joseph Hin, which said Eli
zabeth and Nancy children of Nancy Hix wifi.
/ OF Joseph Nix, who Nancy Nuckols, Dcfis
| The defendants John Nuckos aud Henrietta Har.
ris, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and the
rules ri tins court, ana appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants of this eoun-
try--H is oyle"ea That the said defendants do a,,.
pear here the FIRST day OF the next term and an.
1~er he bill al the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order he forthNitb inserted ia newspaper pub.
shcd IN the city OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey. and posted at The front door Of the Capitol
in the said city.
| A copy. Teste,
\ November IT, wswn
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November le.

- IRGlNtA--At Rules holden in the Clerks on.
fee o.. the Superior Court of Chancery for I'll e
I.ichnond District, the l2th day OF November 1879
John I. Bowler and VIM. T. Bowler. Pas
against,
James II, Lynsh executor of Richard Bowler
deed. VIM. Bee, Miller Bee, Elizabeth Bee, John
Lynch, joseph Lynch, SaIey Lynch, Nancy An
ierson and poancy Anderson her husband, Matilda
aud Richard LaeSey, Mary Turner, and VIM
Lynch. IJs6i.
The Defendants John Lynch, Joseph Lyuch
Nancy Anderson and Pouney Anderson her hus,
band, Richard Lackey 81 VIM. Lynch not having
entered their appearance and given security aceor-
ding to tn Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country-It il
orleres, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the thirtieth day of the next term and a1.wer
the bill OF the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the City Of Richmond, for two months sue
eessvey and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the said City.
a Copy. Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, C. c.
Lee .. wSwp p
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A ANDS FOR SALE-By virtue OF the last WI
d A and Testament OF Robert Means, deed. VIII
be sold, to the highest bidder at Public Auction, a,
the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richnond, upon
the 4t DAY OF January next, flair, otherwise, the
next far day, the following tracts of land i'll the
state Of Virginia, viz.
10000 acres, more or less, in the county of Rus
sci, on both sides of Copper creek.
$500 acres, more or less in the county of Mont
gomery, on New river, and the waters thereof.
$500 acres, more or less, in the county of Mont
gomery, on Toms creek and some branches OF Sink
ing creek, the waters of New river.
G0667 acres, NOR or less in the county of Hardy,
on the east side OF the south branch of Potowma OK
including the head of the town, Fort run aud Tuck
e's run, waters of said south branch OF PGtowmac
and the head OF North river, branch OF great Gu.
capeOn.
400 acres, more or less in the county of HARDY,
on the waters ct Waits run, branch of great Ca
capeon.
400 acres, more or less in the County OF Hardy,
on Waits run, a branch OF great Cscapeon. ihc!u.
ding the Warm Spring.
400 acres, more orless, in the county Of Hardy
on Watts run, a braneh OF great Cacapcou.
400 acres, more or less, in the county of Hardy,
on Waits run.
400 acres, Gorc or less, in the county of Hardy,
on Waits run, abrsneh of great Cacapeon.
1000 acres, more or less, IN the county of Harri
son, on the waters of Gauiy ara Williams river.
1000, acres, more oress, in the county OF ilarri.
son, Gauly riVer.
The patents 0r the above tracts of land issued TO
Robert Means aud the sales will be upon a CT edit
of twelve months to mo,ey of the purchase
money, and oitwO years as to tie other moety go
1hc purchaser to give bond 'od security, x deed
OF trust upon the lands in order to secure payment
OF the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL,
Executor ofthe last NH and Testament
efRO6ers .Ne4WS, decd
November II. tbs
N. Is. In consequence Of q late decree ofthe court
ri the United States for the fifth circuit an Virginia
District, the above lands WILL by virtuu OF the sad
decree, be sold the tiinc and place, and ON tle
terms above mentioned.
DANIEL Gill,
ENse0f9t Of the last UiH aud Jcsfa1neni
Il robert .iieens, deesassA
December IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

NIHGlNiA-At a Superior Court ct Chaheery
holden at the Capitol IN the City Of ii.e.n. on,:,
ts,e 9th day Cf July, 1912,
Henry Banks, PlcC
AGAINST
Daniel Csl Executor and Devisee, in trust under
tae last WA X Tesl.me,i, OF Robt. Means, deed
AIT Charles Spencer, Uejts.
BI consea, of thc plaintiff and of the ,,cen,,ast
Daniel Cali proper pc, sou, this cause las this Las
hear,i on the BIZ, AMI suswcr Oh tue SAID defeuIat
Dsnie, Cal--On consideration whereof the sou,
not deor', npon r nicrits, doth sdiutge, order.
aud decree, that the s1 defendant, after hayins -
ven s,Ny days n,',icc OF the time a. Place o.; SAL
sell The lands in tie bill aad proceedings mention, L
at such line times is may think proper &,
the highest bidder, al pubic auction, uio: sr.,.-
it orl2 monthsas To one moety oi HE purchase mo-
uey, and o, two years To ihc other ,noeiy, tku,
eoi'.i and security a,'l deed OF Upon the lands
III order tn S; are pay nentu the purchase money
AMI that I've huii the subject ,,e future
der OF the court.
A Copy-Teste,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
December 3.

q NIoN uALL .gC2DEJEY-rh winter Va.
- cau'r viii commence on Friday the 1Iii, De-
January, 1915
f''s sayeci,ers, after the experience os ti,rer
yeas, hndlng that u.cr fees TAN far short Of t,e
COMPENSATION to which thsy think their abours en-
u''1 'neh, have drte|" niel on change calculated
TO meet tat oJirci. : heir Prices viii In f,,nrc h.,
Tor t1ton - d0ls isr board 80 dola. ami washinr
nni mendinS Is io!s. 4 reduction Of their number
OF hys vii csuc this change. Should any of their
patrons contemplate the removal of their sous on
wards, II Is requested that thev viii inn,.J;ief,
mfNe II known, that TIE vacancies may be flied wi1
oth'r applicants To- ad mission, ON tie commence
nient OF TIC next yeer.
riiOs. w. s. +. =. MAURY.
Lindsay's Store, AiLca.n.Ie county. Va,
December >, VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
Dec. S..

StIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
-. the subscribers, residing in Nlaury county,
1 enne Se two negro men, to wit; ISAAC and
HARRY. Isaac, about 2S years of age about S
feet 10 or IL inches high, very likely trim made
fellow, very black, quick spoken had on when he
went away black fur hat half worn, blue cloth
pantaioons and short roundabout coat-also an old
blue surtout coat Harry stout made fellow, A.
bout 80 years OF age, feet or 10 inches high of
yellow complexion, bushy head OF wool, full
mouth, speaks slow and weak, some white specks
on his upper lip, he has a scar on his side by the
stab OF knife, had on when he went away what's
called a satin beaver hat, halt worn, red flannel
sh'rt' smoky brown cloth roundabout coat, a tow
cloth pantaloon,, the upper part OF his shoes were
spht-lhey we're purchased hi the city of Nor
folk, in January last, which Place is thought the,
Tili go to-Ihe above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver the said negroes to the
subscribers or them any goal so that we get
him again, with all reasonable expenditures
SAMUEL II. WILLIAMS.
WIN. BRADSHAW.
Z Dec. s. w8wn