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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-06

FOREIGN NEWS,
RECEIVED sY THE CORA.
Saunnnch. Llinaaru 81.

SgvWuoh. JcanGry 81.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The briF Corn. Captain Jscph Kitchen, arrived
e this port yesterday IN Sc DAYS from liverpool
bringing Lnndoa parer' TO the 9Th Of December
lhese pspers contain Paris dates TO tie icth OF
Decewaer--tlry are filled " th tire treaty and con-
ventOns relative 10 the peace concluded between
fTaalc a.d the Allies, aad ,lie proceedings Of The
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

@HHTSGuy, FcOFHQ1U i.
The following petitions were presented
and referred, viz.
BY Mr.. Brooks, tn petition Of A. Stew
art by Mr.. Clendenin, the petition Of
Thomas Frigate and by Mr.. Brooks. the
petition Of Abigail O'Flyng, (on account
Of her husband and three sons, all in the
service Of the U. S. praying pensions from
the government, Oh account Of military SER
wees.
BY Mr.. Ward of n j. the petition of An
drew Law, praying an extension, for the
term Of twenty years, of his patent for a
new plan OF printing music.
BY Mr.. baltimore. a petition of sundrv
inhabitants OF ia kson, Msbile and Han.
COX counties, in Miss ssipp, praying for
the adoption of some adequate mode OF as
eertaning land titlesin said Counties.
Mr.. Lowndes, from the co nmittee Of
Ways and Means, reported bill to reDeal
the act imposing duties Oh certain Manu-
factures Of the l.. S,-Twice read & com
mitted.
On motion Of Mr. Ingham, tho commit
tee appointed to enquire into the manage
Inent Of the fiscal concerns Of the General
Post-oiiice, were clothed with powers to
send Tor persons and papers, necessary TO
the investigation thereof
The resolution from the Serate for eau
sing the Judges Of the Supreme Court to
be furnished With copy Of the Congres-
soaal dOcuments,w.s read 2d aud Gil time
aHd f"aliy passed
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From the ". Y. Columbian,

We are indebted to correspondent of
the very interesting translation below. :
Marshal Moneys letter to Louis the lSin,
was written on the occasion Of his refuslpYf
to preside in coart-martial, at the ifi''
OF Marshal Ney. The reader will recOl,
lect that this refusal of Mono y, was trea'ssa
as contumacy, and he was ordered ioO'
imprisoned for three months.
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LETTER FROM MARSHAL MoxcE7,


To Loms VIII. ON his refusal 70 sra
HE Cour!-Martial fer the iriqt efI'bs
Shak .Neg.
Sire--Will your majesty permit me =
raise my feeble voice to you? VIII il p
permitted to one who has never degiats
from the path Of honor, to call the aite1
ton OF his sovereign to the dangers tas
menace his person and his kingdom! ir
Sire, nothing less than the imminent or
gers Of tie state, would low me to exPrfs
myself to you with the frankness whs'
you ought to expect from all your iai'.
ful subjects, and especially from your His.is.
shals--frOm those who dared 70 up"r
their voice, on the most difficult occasioioaa
when the absolute will and blind ambi'p
OF a master were every thing, & th q Gov.
sells Of wisdom and prudence were nothhS
| believe. that after my letter Of yes'e,
day, to the minister Of war, he would ba,,
judged sufficient the reasons which 90"
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TIE EtOpIOAs

we have seen letter from gentleman Of res
peetabty toanO'her IN this city, dated Amelia Isl
and Jan 70, 1916, which states that the Intelligence
received from Havana 1t that place, Is Of such q
nature, tat It IS confidently believed ,he Floridas
vii boon be in possession Of the British.
ScvGuRah RcpuJhcdn.
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IN SENATE.-Ian- o.

Mr.. Bib submitted the follow ing molten
for consideration.
=" Rcs0ieeG, By the Senate and House Of
-RefiTtaeHt0tf0eS # the United Stairs of.4-
aericd, IN Congress assembled, yo-thiyds
81 both Houses concerning, That the fol-
lowing amendment 10 the constitution OF
the U. States be proposed to the Legisla-
lures of the several states, which, when
ratified by three fourths Of the states, shall
be valid, to all intents ard purposes, as
part OF the said constitution
The Senators ofth U. States, shall be
chos ii fol- three years"
This subject has not been discussed in
the Senate, but is made the order of the
Gay for all early Gay.
January 81.
he following was the vote OH the pas
sage OF the bill for continuing in force the
double duties to the 30th OF June, &c.
NEAS-Messrs. Barbour, Barry, Bib,
Brown. Chace, Cordit, Fromentin, Gail
lard, Howell, Hunter, Laoock, Mason, N.
II. Masoa, Va. Morrow, Roberts, Ruggles,
Sanford, Talbot, Tat, Taylor, Turne s5Var-
mum. Wells, Williams, Wilson-25.
NAYS-Messrs. Dana, Goldsborough.
Horsey, Thompson, 1'ichenor-5.
The Senate spent some time in discus
sion of the bill to authorize the payment
for property lost, captured or destroyed
blythe enemy, while in the militia service of
the U. S. when the bill was rc-committed
10 the Military Committee.
February 1.
The bill to alter and amend the law Of
costs, wHs read second time, and refer
red to Messrs. Roberts, Daggett and Rug
giles.
The bill from the House for the relief
of Martin Cole and others the bill for
the relief of Jonathan White and the bill
for the relief of Charles Marker, were
read third time and passed.
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VI NJ. W. BI8B.
UGshiAgfon, February /, ISIG.

Committee Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
have made circumstantial Report on the situation
OK ) ntthe hanks Of dat State. From it we collect
u1c ioHos 'nS statement OF theamount of SD, Gle on
band, bills IN circulation, and deposits Of enrh
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CHARLESTON. Jaruarv 90.

CHAHLkSToN, January ~.
We learn by the schooner Rover, that the Rich
nond Packet, captain Burke, from this port, touched
at Na'ssn, y. =. on heroutward passage and took
General LEE thence to Port.au-prince.
Captain Prince OF the Rover, also informs us that
Gen. BoLIvAn and his Ads hal arrived at Port-au-
Prince from Carthsrena, which place had fallen in
70 the hands ofAImilIo, the Kings General Gen.
f5 woie his uniform as usual, and though dispired
~ 'me deg ee by recent adversely he was lar from
despsriug 81. ultimate success.
Ia the escape Of the inhabitants from Carthaeena,
Information bad been received of the most pitsble
occurrences. In one yes'el WIS said that an hun
dred persons had been thrown overheard, perislinr
Tor food, aud lesser numbers in others.
Majors AncaER and Hall, of The u. s. Army,
s-d NJ. CLAnE oftie Navy, arrived at York
on the 24th ut. from MsrseiiIes in the brig Boxer,
McLelau. The U. 6. schr IIOrpet, Lieut. Clavt u,
was at Mars lies the Is. Of Dc from whence sailed
10 DAYS before, The u. S. brig Erie, tor Leeborn.
having on beard T. d. Anderson, Esq American
Consul for T'unis Frieates Uned States and Con-
ISOLATION, also sioop Of war Ontaro, md store slps
Alert and In Adams, we're at Mahon.
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Lavaette's trial closed at midnight on
Tuesday, when, after 5 hours deliberations
the jury found him guilty. The criminal
was Immediately brought into Court, and
sentence Of death was passed upcn him.
Three days, however, we're allowed TO APP
peal against the sentence, which he has
done. The appeal would be heard on Sa
tUrday, and there was no doubt Of its mad
instability. His sentence was expected to
be carried into execution to-day. Madame
Lavalette has had audience to the king and
the duchess of Angouleme to implore mer-
cy for her husband. IL conducted himself
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-17
Twenty Dollars Reward.

~ 49, -. "a
STRAYED or STOLEN on Satu,,
night absu. midnight, sorrel e.
16 hands high, hoofs and legs white
way UP, star on his torshs ad, las l.
on one of his legs about the size :, y
marble. On his left shoulder there
lump feels like grisle, oecasisne 4,
the collar, on II G top Of bis neck. :, :,
white hairs has grown out whicp :, a
by a sore, his sides ard rum ,a'
chafed by the gears-he is well nsls.s
proportion to his height, pulls SLOW |
we'll, and upon The whole is a fine h.'s'
The above reward will be given II 81
and brought home to the sub4c'bsr !
ing in Montgomery county, Maryl,s
12 miles from Montgomery ccuttho,
and "a from Baltimore, Or to Berlin
Brown, in Alexandra, who viii !,
Ten Dollars if taken IL the d;Str;,.p
columbia and delivered to him. D,
sonable expenses will also be paid. y
Beyamin Burch,t
Montgomery County, Md.
April Is ~
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wenty Dollars Reward,

STRAYED or STOLEN on s,to,l.J
pight tine 18th instant, from the :"
scriber's Wagon, q d & broea AS,s
Is hands high, well made in propor;ai
2 years old this spring. right hind d
white. has been snagsed in the s,a,
thigh, which is not healed up, a star
his forehead, small white spsck ip1
breast occasioned by kick. A reu,i
|of Ten Dollars will be given if taken,
the district of Columbia, or I,rent,I
cut, and reas enable charges if deliver
to the subscriber living in Anne.Aru.
del c'unty, Maryland, 90 miles fra
Baltimore, OF Benjamin Brown, All,
andria.
Daniel Eainss,
April l6 St.
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S. . rryMENTS g Go.

Os Ia VI s>st- -. =. 79t -,
ITAyE just received & offer for sale
Ia at their Warehouse, corner O
Nng and Water streets,
ls hhds prime n. Orleans sugar,
do old Jamaica rum
4 do Antigua do
Q pipes real cognac brandy
/ do Holland Gin
S chests fresh young hyson tea
/ do and 6boxes sunpowder I'M
perial do
10 bales raw cotton
10 bags pimento and pepper
10 kegs ground ginger
8 ser0ons l.. F. Indigo
so boxes HAVANA cigars.
They expect in few days,
100 barrels Baltimore whlskey
so bags nice green coffee
100 boxes fresh mustard
so kegs Carrots snuff
ton small and large shot
10 kegs Brandywine powder
S hhds molasses
40 boxes soap.
March s u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-17

Landing from ship Boston,
$500 bushels salt
Is quarter casks Malaga wine
1876 boxes bloem Malaga raisins
90 ditto Muscatel ditto
quarter casks Sherry wine
pipes superior Benecarlo wine
8 quarter casks do. do.
casks glass ware
96 boxes birthstone
a. casks Lucea oil
case silks
s bags juniper berries
SO bales wrapping paper
IS ditto long writing do.
90 ditto superior quality do.
case verdigris,
Which will be sold low for cash OIL
credit.
o. p. Finley.
April II
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March 10

Landing, this Day,
For sale By the Subscribers,
so barrels whiskey
IL hos sheads prime Jamaica & n.
Orleans sugar
; Is bags green coffee
10 kegs cheese
so boxes mustard
90 ditto mould candles
10 ditto dipped ditto
SO ditto ditto soap
s puncheons n. L. rum
so kegs Carrots snuff
10 quarter casks ieneriffe wine
8 hogsheads retailing molasses
50 sacks Liverpool blown salt,
Together with general assortment OF
the best wines, liquors. &c.
". & Z. Blackjack,
April 9 DIV
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March S.
For Rent,
SPRING GOODS.

SYHl.NG GUU 10.
The subscriber has received and offers
for safe on King street, few doors
below the Mechanics Bank, 6y the
piece or package, SPRING GOoDs,
consisting OF
9 s long cloths & Manepolam ditto
Cotton shirtings, lenos
Plain and figured multi muslins
"a aud GA cotton cambriGs
Ga cambria dimities
Jeans, dimities
Naglem tapes and bobbins
So Mems aad womens cotton stockings
Furniture fringe, etc. etc.
The above Goods we're selected by a
good judge at the manufactures in Eng
land, aud viii he sold on accommodate
ins terms by
April 9.--9awim.
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Notice.

The members Of the Mutual Assn
rance Society of Virginia are again no.
tilted of nv re appointments agent
and Collector, and that shall attend en- IN
Alexandra on the Goth instant: Tor the
purpose of receiving payment OF the an
nual quotas for the present year. belin,
quents and assignees are also nollhed
of the late decision Of the supreme court
of the u. States in favor OF SAID society
in case involving all points ofdispute..
Sach as wish to save tie costs Of de-
cree and carrying that decree into exc,
cution, will then have an opportunity o
doing So r,on
Agent and Collector M. a. ;
Frederick shurp. ADril SO 2aw2m
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LANDING,

From the brig Milo, capt. E. Greedy
from Portland,
And for sale by
I4AyV2ASON s. FOWLE,
IA tons clean St. Petersburgh Hemp
so bolts first quality Russia Duck,
go rs. Ravens do
500 boxes brown Soap,
Also, landing and for sale,
so bbls. Far,
2 tons CorJage Of superior quality
different sizes,
April Q.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mar
land, near Queen-Anne, on the 10th
instant, a likely light mulatto lad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about S feet S
or 9 inches high-had on when abscond
ed blue round Jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, new fur hat and boots, ne has
also variety of other cloathing with
him which is unknown--he is an artful
fellow, and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass toansWeF
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria Or
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars il
brought to me.
Vim. G.. Sanders.
N. 3. All masters of vessels 4. others
nre forewarned hardening OF carrying off
said fellow at their peril.
Decemhe IS Cav
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendants James ID. Westcot,
and John Westcott. not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules
of this court. and it aFearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendants James d. West
cott and John .Yestcott are not inhabi-
tants OF this district: on motion of the
complainant by his counsel, it is or
deged, that the said defendants James
ID. Westcott and John Westcott. do APP
appear here on the first day ofAprlI
Term next, AID enter his appearance
to the suit, and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES of the court: and
that the other defendants John Doug lass
Brown, Robert Gray, james 5. scott
and Mary his wife, and Ann Eliza West
cett 90 not pay away, convey or seerete
the debts by them owing to, or the estate
or effects in thei. hands belonging to the
said absent defendants James u. " est
colt and John Westcott. until the fur
ther order or decree of this court,
and that copy of this order be
forthwith published fer two months sue
in one of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that aro.
Their copy be posted at the front door Of
the Court House of said county.
a copy-Test,
G. Denealc. c. c
feb Is 1aw2m
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SALT aFLClT.

Salt ALTO Ut.
1000 bushels Ronavista,
1000 bushels of Gadiz. suitable for the
fishery, and will be sold low.
90 dozen German scythes, of supe'
rior quality,
70 casks of stone lime,
90 barrels of very nice molasses,
100 Spanish hides. and few
barrels tanners oil,
Sugar, coffee, raisins, bar iron anf
steel. and a tolerable assortment of Ger
man linens,
For sale BY
Mordscai Miller.
April Q 2aw4w
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ind .10r safe by The SN5scra5er, Faltai
street,
8 eases Ladies Straw Hats
ditto Misses ditto ditto
10 dozen Ladies White Chip FIJI
and Crowns
A good supply on hand of Ladies ST,
and Satin Bonnets.
Orders from country merchants will |
promptly attended to for Hats and Boz
nets Of the newest fashion, by the sd
en-.
Mary Mooney
anril IL lw
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Burr Milestone Manufactor7yv-

TEyHE subscriber. intending to return
TO the town Of Alexandria and re-
su.ue his ftrmer business OF Burr MIL
stone making, takes this method to in.
form his friends and the public, that he
expects 10 commence business about the
FIRST OF April next, at his old stand, where
nc waibs prepared toexecute all orders
inhis line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
Dec 2S Cav
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!. Yaluub,e .afrrl PROPERLY ftor Sale.

Talaub,e .sfi1 Properly for Sale.
NTNDER the authority OF a deed OF
trust. from the late capt. George
North for certain purposes therein men-
s;sns3 the subscribers will expose to
sales on the premises, on Monday the
6th day Of May. 1916, that valuable Mil
Ssaton Holmes Run, in the county Of
Ea;;rfax, to which are attached about Tor
sty.two acres Of land. This valuable pro-
uuertvis about six and half miles from
Alexandra. Georgetown and Washing
ton. There is a turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing BY this pro-
perry anu interesting the Little River
safnpike road. -
The Mill House is built of stone' 50
by 40 feet, three stories high with COM oi !.
plcte machinery, the whole new, ana III
eexcel.entoeder. There is also com
nadious ,lwelIing-house, kitchen. stables,
Sc. IA further description IS deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to puf-
chase will probably view the property
before the day OF sale. s,
One third of the purchase money will
be- required in hand, and the remaining
two thirds in six and twelve months,with
a deed of trust upon the property to Sc
cure the payment,
John Mckinney,
n. S. Wise,
Trustees
,. March s is
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District # ColumbIa-To WIT
County Of dlerandrio.
.Noy. Term. 1916.

Joseph Janney--Complainant.
AGAINST
John Douglass Brown, and Rober
Gray, Administrators of John Westcot
decd. 4 James D. Westcett, John est
colt, James S. Scott and Mary his wife,
and Ann Eliza Westcott, heirs at Law
of the said John Wescott, decide
land. AZ.
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IT Col Ar,nlStead

M the United States Engineers.
WWYISHES to contraction 1000 bbls
of Lime. 5000 perch of building
Stone, to be delivered in the months o.
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 2 II
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For Iiesv- York, Rhode-islaad and
anril Is
One Cent and no Thanks or,

,Ctcrggysvill be paid for experimenting
and retur ing to me an apprentice CIR!
named Eliza Reeves, who elope,l fron
my service on Monday morning last
4 persons are cautioned against har-
Dor ne or employing her.
Jacob Leap.
april l6 ct
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Paper Hangings.

A large and general assert
ment of the above is just re.
ceived for sale by.
James Kennedy & Son.
April 2. 4weod
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NOTICE..

IN Wednesday, the first day of May
" next, the subscriber will offer at
public sale, on the premises, for cash. a
Lot Of Ground Oh the nor,h side of King
street, between Water & Union-streets
In front on King-street thirty feet, and
extending nolthwardly TO Fayette alIey.
The sale will be made under deed of
trust to the subscriber for the purpose of
securing certain debts due to Jackson
and Rumney, and others.
e. L Taylor.
april 10 cots
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Lost or miSlaid,

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing
Mndel the firm of Cawood and Smith, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Daniel Cawood is fully authorised to set
tie the concerns of the late firm, by
whom the business will be continued.
Daniel Cd70oOd,
Thos. III, Smith.
March Is.
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Notice is hereby girea,
To the stockholders of the Real Estate
Bank of the United States, that the
third instalment of Five Dollars on each
share is required to be paid into said
Bank on the 18th of April hext.
By order of the President and Di-
rectOrs.
W. r. Scam, Cashier.
March 10
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
TO TOUCH Ar COCK,

xga The elegant coPpered ship
~ Boston,
ssSsszs5Sssss, ao1 tons, intended as a re-
a,,Iar Trader, to the former place. She
Will receive what freight may offer here
and proceed to Norfolk, to complete her
loading. g. -,
fall inportations, the attention OF I'M
porters are respectfully solicited to this
conveyance. Apply to @. 7. Finley,
who viii command her--or to
Adams, Herbert and Co.
"a nr;I Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-23

thai the Americans uW keen scIat klev
hare Sof. and ardently desire to have
more, that they mil trade zvhere Mey can
adUonfGycouSiy, and make their country a
refuge for population of al nations, is
not 20 be doubted. That they gvili fght ra-
sher than forego any Of these advantages,
Tve haze anfie evidence-and we are
greatly mistaken if the Government and a
great proportion of the population would
not be glad OF 4 declaration OF war on the
part OF Spain. The beat of the drum
would immedi 'teiy assemble large Army
beyond the Alleganies, for an expedition
to hle1ico-nay, they would even enlist for
Te'n-the DEcATURs, the PoRTERs,
the PERRYs, and hories Of Privateers-
men, would glory in war with Spain.-
But viii Great Britain interlcres Such
an event no doubt would be unpleasant
but otter tie result of'the last 7vur, it is
not to be expected that, even ia thot case,
the United States would readily yield IN
any OF their present pretensions."
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OI1R NE.IG1IROuRS.
] am, gentlemen,
Yours, &c.

The Quebec Gazette, Of the 18th of
February, contains the following, among
other remarks, on the recent correspod-
dcuce Of the Secretary Of State. with the
Spanish Minister-1hey are cf differ
ent comp exon from forner articles Of
Canadian manufacture:
"Will there be war between Spain
ard the United States This will depend
upoa th- sp;Ti: Of Ferdinand the adored /;
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LAND FOR SALE.
ONE CENI REWARD.

ONt CENI KEW = I'D.
n DNAWAY irofa the Subscfistr on the 10Th
a September last, CLAIBORNE SURILl-
VAN, an apprentice boy, bound to tie Subscriber
by The Oversrers ofthe Poor for Fluya,,nt cou, "
lie about 30 years old, about feet 10 inches
high, fair conTlexion light haas the clothes hc ,ol
o. when he went away cannot Be r collected.
expect il IS p0ssibe he usy Dr. lurking about -,
come part OF Caroline, 5pottrylvsria County.
Any person who viii deliver him 20 me-, living IN
Fluvanns County, shall receive the abo,e reward
from the Subscriber.
HCBERT DURHFTT
Pluvannq. March L. tOt-sts