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August 27.
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AMHERST County, July Court, 1913.
Edward G. Davis, Co1nol,,
AGAINST
xhomas j.. Gaines and Lucy his VIE, and Tucker
M. Woosson, Uet,,s.
Vie complainant having Ged his Bills, and the
a Defendants rho,nss l.. Gaines and Lucy his
~fe not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security according to the Act OF Assembly and
the rules ot this Court, sud it appearing TO the sat
,stsetion at the Court thst they not inha btsts
withn the limits OF this commonw ealthiti rs there.
fore ordered g decreea, That unless the said last
named Defendants do appear here on or before the
hrst day OF October term next and answer the Com
piainants Bin, the same as TO them shall be taken
rs confessed. and tee matter & equity thereof shall
be decreed aceordngiy--anG IL is fnrther ordered.
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
some Newspaper published in Richmond, months
huccesvely end another cory posted up at the frop,
door OF the courthonsc ct this county On some court
day.
a Copy, Teste,
August S. epsw
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August s
UIDnTAcy n


9 L Rules holden in the Clerks Office oe the SD.
Perior Court OF Chsnsery for the Riebmond
DTtrict, the end day Of July, 1913:
Peter Foster and Ann, late Ann Shelton. his Wifi
James Southsli, John Soutnsn, ana Tbos. In .
derwood jr. aud Eis ,beth, his wife--wbich said
Ann, James, Joan and Elzabsth, are children *
ieg@'ses OF irrner Southali, decd. PPJs.
Psyton Souihall and John Danser6eld, executors Of
James oouttsil decd, WHO was an executor OF
Turner Soethaii, decd, and VIM. Wood, adm'r
OF Stephen Southnll. who was another ex'or of the
SAID Turner Southall, deed, CalIum Jones and
Pau''ha his wite, Henry Tuler and Cynthia his
wife, HodSson and Hunter, Samuel Craig and
hiartha Suss, executix Of the list viii and
Testament Of George f. Sras, deceased. and
Lucy Cuits, late Lucy SouthsH, WIN Southa!i.
Nichoia. Is. Nanzandt, & Maria his wife a5a Ma
ria Southal Philip Southsll, Valentine SouthsIl ia
Louisa Jsse SouthaIl, heiro OF Stephen Sonths II.
deed, the last three OF whom are infants by Mar
tina 5trss, specially assigned their guardian II de.
feDd them in this suit flsfts
JiE defendants Luey Cuts and Niehol,s & Van.
zandt and Maria his wile not hsyh; ehtera, t.,eir
appearance aud given security according TO liz, act
OF Assembly IL The Rules OK this Court, 4 il appear.
ing y satisfactory evidence thai thy are net inhab
t'nt' OF THIS country-H is ordered. Fiat the said
heienlsnts do appssr here on the frat day cf tn.
scxi terra and answer the bill OF the Pisintif, and
that copy Of this ordsr BE- forthwith inserted m
same sews PAPER published In the City of Richmond,
Tor two months successfully end posted at the front
door of the Capital in the said city.
COPY, Teote,
Sept. IL. w3w WIN w. HENJNC c C.
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Peace and reli.ion,. deaillr toe,f

Peace and reiieion's deadIy foesf
TGese, who are desto'd to restore,
Repose to Europe's harass'd shore
G..i he y the Will, i. sack they he,
What a'pr'ons IA 3 we soon si,a.l see
such t'iey be--(ied help the while
Wher, y al the peaceful sens OF .uii,
Who t'ke no part in that fell sre,
W 'ch IA aml & on's iand is r,ie;
hut h,r,u'ess tra1e industrious ~,
Nor trou5 aug6t peuiath the sky
To ~i.it 'nns scene must they retire.
To '-capr the Briton's wrah hint hre {.
Where shat the DeIon refage ek,
Ihe insa THAT can hardy SPEAK
Whvre tie bed-s;dden sna tie Old,
Hr''re fron reach o, Rriton bold
Who comes in pious G. ristian ire,
To puriry che saith by Ere
VI no iabcurs for the worl,'s rcpose.
W i,tSpirs up n wnri, of woes;
Whopunis out hopes 70 REALMS Of bliss,
Ty casing us hear,.s'ck of this,
Au'i thus, rs Farmer Caleb ssith,
Asts AS the "i:uLwARa OF orR FAITH.
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Sept. 10
EDWARD IIALLAM,
First Door above the Elaie Tavern, Main Street,

First Door above the Elqie Tavern, Main Street.
Richmond
ms fOR S3LF,
80 crates edged .nS e. cooured Were,
80 binds and 70 crates blue printed Liver pool Chns,
variety OF patterns,
large aud general assortment OF rich cut and plain
Glass.
100 ssts of plated Rin,s with Casiors,
so boxes Canton China, eontaining1
500 pair Cups aud Sauetrs,
6O bids. choice Rum, part very old
10 tisrces reetifed WI skey,
10 cases real Holland Gin,
pipes aud guarter casks Madeirs,3
~ do. Particular Tenerilis, n
do. Malaga,
do. Sicily, r.
quarter casks Sherry, and *
60 dozen genuine Port,
SO1Jlbs best refined Loaf Sugar,
~ barrels Jauaigs,
80 chests and so cases fresh Gun Powder, Young
Hyson add Souchong TEES,
10000 Us. Coffee in bags kegs Gipger,
90 lbs fresh NutmePs--3O dozen fresh Mustsrt,
10 boxes pine apple Cheese,
40 boxes Northern Candies,
20 DO. Spermaesd do.
SO reams Wrapping Paper,
90 boxes re'l Spanish Scgars,
gross Desiiyers superfine playing Cards,
400 kegs r.. " F.(iun Powder,
go bushels fresh Clover Seed,
50 do Herd Grass,
ssptcnber3 1919 wif
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TO BE LEASED

A v bEi I'M N.IID
SJobLiCLf At NewSent Court house, on Thurs
q day the iith day OF November next (bcng
HeWseot Court day for term OF six yesrs to sor
nenee on The iat day OF January next, the house &
plantation lately in the occupation Of William h.
prinkard, deceased. This plantation contairo be-
tween three and four bundled acrss OF ,and--lies
pa!ty IN Hanover and Neskent, about twenty miles
from Richmond; It is situated in pleasant K heat
Thy neishboarhood the land is well adapted to the
culture OF wheat aud corn. There are some very
mgh.y improved lots about the house aud there j.
an orchard equal tn the production of two or three
hunf red gallons ct brandy annually. The housa is
large and eommo cus, with remarkable proiuc-
tive garden attached to it, There viii he seeded ON
the land this Fall twenty thirty bushels of wheat
at the sane time and pl1ce viii be sold a very
fms Stiil. PATRICK HENDREN.
Guardian TO Robert EIyson
September II. w4w
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September II.

IN CR.3.VCKkY:
a "A COURT held for Cumberland County the
e 18th day Of July, 1913.
Thomas Johnson, PptT
.aG.9LNcyT
70. B. Gibson go. DeP.s.
II appearing TO the Court that Robert b Gibson
v NONRESIDENT of this St,t.on motion, Ordered,
hat the said Robert b. Gibson do appear here al
ae court to be held fer this county the OetobeI
ERIN next, and give security for performing the de-
cree to be made IN this cause: That copy of tuis
order be published in some news paper printed il.
the city OF Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door OF the Court-House Of
this county.
A copy. Tesie,
MILLER WOODsON, jr. D. c.
August %. way
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NOTICE..

MOI ItE.
y Shall petition the Legislature Of Virgiria al The
= next Srseion, for leave to cree; Tui-iIfdgs A.
ross James RIVER, commencing on ny land ~ the
county Of Chesterfield, aud adjoining the town Of
Nanchecitr & shutting tie oppo.ite side there.
of in tie o0unty OF Hsnrico--where have obtained
land for the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT,
Septeeassr IL eptsa lex.
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DfRTOW's Genuine WHISKEY,
OF very superior quality. reetih-d, asd very old,
a few Barrels for vale
4 q constant supply % FAIRLY FLOUR, equal
10 any in this Stately
y. HAXALL * Co.
Septernber ~. wiw
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Grand Catnp q OAio Militia, ]
Nng. %. 1916. :

Az meeting Of tie general aud fell Off :ers of 4
detachment & Ohio Mtie, now 10 the service of
the United Ststes. composing the Graud CaDip OF
OSu Militia, at Upps,' Sanlns,y, under the en,n.
mand Of his Excel snoy RErURE ! MEios, Gov.
erHOr Of the STATE of Ohio, At which meeting i,rip
c. RIB 1T Lucas Of the u brigade, I'd division %.
Quo Militia hsor Ezra Osborn, Bre2dier Guar.
te,-Mdster OF said brigade and William Kry Rond
judge Advocate OF the Army Militia, we're appoint.
Ell corr taiitee TO draft and report the con-
stoned aud staff oiic rs, general meeting 10 b.
heit near the 5z.Psre OF the Grand Camp, On che
5Oth day OK ~ 81, at ~ o'clock II srii day q rre
nrn6ie End resWa,ions expressive of teir opinions
on tss various proceedings Of their present cam.
pesn.
IN pursuance of which said agreement general
mre'j"F was held composed Of aiitae commissioned
aul s'tHcmrsrs" aihr nt brssdes, the
sentre OF which titne Brgaaer
General M0i . resident and ,oii1r
Ezra Osborne, ~ san. Robert Iueea "a
Pr.s'deo,o' nc - 6anced in the following
reFcrt, .yh,c!, 81 sT;se T-s.i, vss a-iuutet
by reading the PreasIs.e an .!lsoa,ions separately
rs ioiows, W;
Ghereas, il has been nsss known TO US, tina, lis
RxHltncy Major General = -,9on, Commander in
Ctisf Of The NORTH Wstie ny addressed a / I.
Ter % his Exc iiensy Rte 1ej2s, Covernor Of
the State Of Ohio, besTHe ,221 IuIy, 1913.
Apr @nB bim 'hsreby, thr' heigs wes again
bssirged bv ths sliied srtoy, could nrf be re-
Iievef without large reiuinr, .oeut Of Njtia--as
1850 letter 10 MA rthur I'D ,enp that ali the
militia "hich eOui be possib raised. werc iirpie
NPta'y wsnieN tas appears by Gen. M'ATibat's ID
vsou OrdcTS of the OATH July 1870 ordering oot
The who.s " &c 81 division. reudezyous ~ Frank
hinton hc 20 Of Anrvst, 1918 urde, iie PROV son.
q tie S9,A Ct. of TIE present Militia Lawtf me
sis'e NJ Ohio -iIbfch provisi9a s, that in case %
fneasi0n or any extreme emergency. She Cornsnsn.
der IN Cie, sty sosql;efn officer mey coll out the
~ Yale o. aaf ri of heir rspret We cniofuaods m
rrma'p ~ stess ON properly relieve4 by rernla- |
- 2. Ard Whereas as ExcrllrDcy ths Goyertc |
eree qrenes ri the rebeded ,ctfe,s from General
he tef On mi. 4
NE n his rcIicfe sbf afterwards sd;fDr b ~ tbs,
" c en- . ~ ltrt l.y IN TIC Ssaduesf iIay--aso of
&c sffacs a. lower Sandp5sy--wth zesl and |
p''mStiiude ellsraoiers'is Of ais raerhsl care for
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Z PETITION wiz Ne prelentei IN The mex. Lecisla-
~ ture II VirYinie, praying that's Law may pass
for Loitcrv tor the purpose OF building Meeting
Hours and Bridge near TelHyiIe, (the latter scroSs
Apgomsuox Gyer) Sept. ". ~s1
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RCR SIR

- fOK S,fI[.,
4 ,IDfEEDsl.E ia Prince tJwar,l county. eight
mics soutii vt the Conrt House, eoasrs,.:: v.
honur.d acres, wei, Improved. There arr, Two
Pontsaons ON this land, with goo,i dwelling hnuse
ana necessary ortscuses On ss.h--ta. enc s,,sptei
10 a large and the other 20 small iandy There IN
also s,rst Mil. a is,i,ier, hes been carried ON
icr mary years past, Bat IS now on vt repair This
p'sce chers se,- retreat facny Disposed 20 re-
IRE 'rom the Genes o wyr. NY ,iceis ten collars
per 'rre--Time will be given Il, the ini,,,est BE
paid annually. THOMAS (;REEN
September -. wlwp
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'aNHE Subscribers wish 70 engage Immediately,
4 - or 81 WAGONS, 90 "a IS FAR as the y;
ping Tree, * return to Richnond--about go miles
distance.
.Honcare, Robinson s. Pleasanfs.
10th September. eptf
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FOX sale osREav.
EHVHE vALUABLE TAVERN. bud, hv

~ VIE VALUABLE TAVERN, built By II, nj,
Il Capt. g. W, Yarnuu,, With I'll the improve
msn,s theisun,o a,persiiidf, which CONSIST II We
y valuable Stable, Smoke and lee House. aud man,
other eonvenieoces Which msy be on the prem
IS s--Ss'd Tavern, 1T pressat, is the only public
house ,mniedsateiyio the vicinity 1T the ct. House
col'se, III s,ust'on eli. IDLE t,' very great run OF
custom Said Tavern is at present occupied by Jas
Stcvsns, jnnr
Any perscn wishing to purchase, csn have said
property ct this time on very moderate terms for
CSs' he terns u, sale, however win he tor CASH
or oAe-'th cash, and the Balance in Ton. asaual IN
'tahnen,s or the whole in four snruai ins,a'ments
to suit t'.s eonse.ience Of the prroasor, with coed
o"'i and secirry icon, the purchase, FOR tie pay
men, 1t I'VE raonsy-
Any retscn Wishing To purchase or rent wiz max
aDp''eaton ia Solomon Ns,be@s ESQ. at Io,rsa,ou
ftssscsson viii be given ON tie. ieth of December
next. JAMES NJ. yARNCM,N lAE
AND & .79ns',s
SOLOMON MATHEWS,(
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By Command,
JEsUp N. COUCH,
lid de. Camp.

During ths present week sbout 1000 Kentucky
Volunteers have passed through tls town on their
way TO toe North Westsrn Army They are COM
u snfcdby the venerable. hero Of Kings Mountain,
tt'ny. Shsby) are ia high spirits, AMI anxious to
meet hs enemies Of their country .-Wes. Soy
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IN CHHNCERY.

II ~.
TIE defendant Benjamin l. inton not having en-
tered his appearance anil given security according
To the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
he is not nm inhs5tsnt Of this State Their FORE on
The motion the Plaintiff, by lbs gounseih is or
ae'ed q aee"ecd by the Court, That the defendant
Benlsniu Hinton do sppear here on the sceond
Nondy in November next,and answer the Plain
tfs biz, md that copy Of this order be forth viii,
inserted IL some Of the newspapers published ~
tn CITY OF Richmond for eight wecks successive!y
and posted &C the front door nf the court house Of
this county on some court dsy.
q cory. Tcste, JOHN POINDExTBR, c. L.c
Sept ~. w8wp
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Sept Z. w6wn

Wii.LiAN X NtkY CUL,.ktils.
"tS Governnrs and visips Of sv:!,..,n S. Mary
a C"'es-, ave earnestly requested to meet in
Convocston at their Council Chamber on Tuesday
the i2th OF October next.
II rs OF the utmost Importance that the vacant
trosessorships be filed MS possible that time
may be given for due notification to the public of
the studies to be pursued tie ensuing term
ROBERr SAUNDERS, ~
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The Vscsnt Pr-fsssors',ipa are
1st Law and Pc'ce-anDusl salary $500
90. Mora Philosophy, &c 10. 5000
Sd Chemistry &c. do S60o
Fees-rwenty Dollsrs to each Professor attended.
Sep.emher II MAw
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hsOR SALE, neat Carriage, with Double
y IIsrness.--ApP'y as this office.
September IA. "
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.I0SI,

1857,
Tuesday morning between Mount
Washington aod Alexandria,
bundle OF iemaleClothlng,
findcr will be rewarded by leaving
alh The Subscriber.
| Mary Ann Ball.
bly, 8 81
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN hW AY from the subscriber,
on Occoquan. on Monday the 2Ist inst.
two Negroes, MOSES and Eve; Moses
a man about six feet high, 10 years old,
Of dark complexion and is very
likely fellow had on when lie eloped
ozna5rig trousers, cotton shirt, a
grey cloatfl waistcoat and a felt hat, but
it is probable lie may change his
clothes, as he ha, plenty of money
Eve stout woman, upwards OF forty
years Of age, pretty dark complexion,
md has large scar on her breast. IL
il probable the said Negroes will att
tempt TO go to one of the northern
states, for which purpose ] have been
informed Moses has procured a pass.
Whoever will apprehend the said Me-
groes and secure them in any Jail, so
that get them again, shall receive this
above reward, or Twenty Dollars for
Moses and Ten for Eve.
VIM. Davis.
July CIT
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imposing on England the necessity Of

imposing on England the necessity Of
sending part Of her pubic force to a 4
merica, so as to afford to France the besl
chance of success in the grand snter-
prize against Russia. Yet DOW, witt
that enterprise has been wao.s nsi,as
ed, this reason against on aru.:sii.e
seems to be much weakened,
If you believed that an arnistice was
notrc1uisite for the. sake OF commerce,
but tina, during the war Gres; Britain
was Incompetent actually to biockade
our sea.ports, and that there won!d be
considerable neutral trade, petwiths!a.d-
ing the war in this too you arc proved
To be mistaken. The wants Of your ar
my have been many and severe, especial
ly they have suffered greatly for cloto-
ing. The winter is approaching, ard
unless there be importstiops, there will
not be blankets and WOODEN clothes for
one half of the troops, regulars and mi.
litia, who are in actual service.
These are a few of the many reasons
which are urgent in favor Of an armis-
tice, which l shall proceed 10 show,
might have been agreed upon, and pro-
badly may yet, fine aon-importation and
non.iDeercsufse acts were out OF force.
The power vested in you upon this sub
jcct was full, and the BON exercise of it
cannot be justified.
VIRGINIUS.
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Public Sale.

ON Saturday the 18th last. at twelve
O'Clock, will be exposed to sale on tho
premises, ono undivided fourth part Of
The WHARF and WAREHOUSES;,
situated at the intersection oi'King ard
Union Streets, row in The occupation Of
Mr. Thos: irwen.-Term. of sale made
known on the day.
G.. i. iatlet, Trustee
Of SAMUEL Il UNL.fP
July s.
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FOX SALE,

( VhLUBIE Eousr Servant, about
IA o. years / Agc--};esis very likely
ard intelligent, and would sui, either a
tavern, prisa family II single gentle
man wish 70 dispose o. the servant
to some person IL hl.xacti,is o, its vici-
ni,y,as ny only objec' in selling him is
to gratite hts by ing near his wife
She can be bougt 10 accommodate psf
lies, by applying 10 WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Esq The Servants "II be yhewn, and
tie terms Of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY:
Westmoreland county,Va. June "a.
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PUBLIC SALE,

Will be sold at Public Auction on
Salui day the 9TH of August next, at l
o'clock on the Premises, that elegant
and commodious three story Rrick
House and Lot on the South size Of
King street, adjoining the Post Office.
Term. of Sale--Endorscd Notes at
s, l2 and Is months with interest from
the date, the payment OF which will be
secured by deed OF trust on tho pro-
perty.
July 8
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Just Received
For sale by ROB'r. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
rOOPER's Justinian
~ Henirg's Justice
Cranch's Reports vol S and
Muniord's Reports vel.
East's Reports vol. "A
Cooper's Equity Pleader -.
American Digest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Heniny
vol.
JchDson's Gases vol. 8
Coudy's MarshalL or Insurance
/ Tauntop's Reports VOL ?
Blaekslone's Comr entarics
Ncwland on Contracts
Eiiuy on@the i=w 81 N.tions
iohnson's Reports vol. and
Law of Attachments
Curran's Speeches
S,at,tr OF Limitation
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, July 10.
"To sHEw
rHs VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIAE
AIS FoRM AND PRESSURE"
/" TO sHEw

1t was reported in Washington yes
terday, that the Express Mail from Buf-
faloe had brought accounts that an at
tack had been made, by large body Of
Indians and British, on Fort Meigs, San
dusky aud Cleveland.
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" Give the DtviI bis due.'"-ApAGE.
Capt Hancock Lee, a gentem II o.
respcctabiIity, we'll known in lhis town
and vicinity, arrived here on Saturday
last, from Hampton. lie was taken
prisoner by the British i'll their late at
Sex on that place, and carried on board
Of Admiral Cockburn's ship, where he
was detained two days, and ten rcicas
ed. He was very well treated while on
board-wss closely questioned by the
Admiral, respecting the force which was
stationed a, Hampton, the military re-
sources of the state, &c. The enemy
acknowledge loss of $50 killed and
wounded; and very sbrewdly estimate
the American loss at 1900 !!
Capt. Lee visited almost every house
in Hampton On his return. To our Ut
,er as,onishment, he states, that the
accouots we have received OF the savage
conduct ofthe enemy. the abuse of te-
males, sc. are utterly unfouuded.
We besecch those who have the means
sf ascertaining the facts, to give them,
publicity, properly attested. If one
half tie reported enormitics have really
been committed by the British, IL is our
sacred duty to meet them as we would
beasts Of prey, 10 whom tie least degree
Of mercy would be criminal. But if
this terrible duty is imposed upon our
gallant soldiers by misrepresentation,
the blood of every enemy unnecessarily
slaughtered, and every American sacri.
Gccdto mistak en- duty, will rest on the
heads Of lthose-by whom sensibility and
ardent patriotism are misled.
Virg. Herald.
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20 Dollars Reward.
Ran away

From the subscriber, living near Mid.
d,eburg, On, the FIRST of April last .
Negro Men named d ANIEL, who Calls
h,mself Daniel Chavers. TIC is about
"a years of age; $ feet 10 inches high
and very genteelIy made for slave /;
ofa black complexion has small scae
betweef his eye brows has upper tore
tteth rather unie apart; has pleasing
onnteHance, and is apt 20 smile when
spoken to he processes 10 be baptist,
pay. very well, and ! bavc no doubt
now attempts to preach II IS pre-
sumed I've viii epdcayps 10 obtain EN-.
ploy as waiter or cook, having been ac'
cuslonsces TO both. Whoever will Sc
cure SAID slave IN an, jail so that get
him again shall receive the ABOVE re-
ward. and il brnllgh, homs all ressona-
lie cxpenees paid. ;.
Robert Prown.
Er,v1o 2swtf 22'
g 5000 lbs. omlthfleld
Hams, just received and tor
sails by
WM. GARNER.
JUL 9 ct.
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We understand that the delicate stu
alton of-iae e,niable widow ct me late
CAPTAIN LAWRENCE, has hitherto maze
i, Unnecessary to ccncea! lro1 her the de-
cease Of her husband; * tGe birth OF two
children since the IrTeparablc bereaNe
:nenl, Of ~hic!I size Is jet unconscious,
i.as rendered her if possible a suli more
interestineohicct OF universal cons'dera
ton and sympathy.