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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
The Subscribers


TTAvING dissolved partnership with
out authorising any person to re-
ceive and pay the debts due to and from
The Arm Of Withers and Herbert-We
have since agreed that Cave Withers shall
receive all debts due TO the fra, and
par all claims due by them, and be is
hereby empowered to do so.
CAVE WTTHERS.
VIM. S. HERBERT.
P. S. c. Withers, will continue Gin.
giinattus Gilpin, as clerk and assist
ant, in the settlement of the accounts, OF
the late frIn Of WitherS g Herbert.
CAVE WIIHERS.
feb 10
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twenty Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from The Subscriber
S Ia ,ly =, in Charlie, County, Corn
; "a,nss Neck, Maryland, about the 10th
wan a4.' bright Mulatto Man, named
she a. -. 1t is supposed he has gone to
Is ~ NY having connections there ard,
hls - has some in this place, It is proba-
SSo. "s may be secreted here. He Is
st. .sseu IN country cloth, is of middliug
re ne and has down look. Twenty
b MIA will be paid for bringing him
e' and len if lodged in jail here.
NJ. James 3. Pye.
--.s-cn Is laMSt*
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.aieaandria, March IL, 1916.
WAS committed to the jail of this
w county, as runaways, negro
woman named Harriet, and her son. q
small boy. She is low and stout made.
The boys name is Dick She says they
are the property of a Thomas Bryon Of
the city of Washington, but that he has
lately removed to the county of Washing.
ton in the state Of Virginia. The owner
is requested to come and prove his pro.
perty, pay charges and take him away;
or otherwise they will be disposed OF as
the law directs.
JAS. CAMPBELL, Jailor:
March 10 law
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For freight or charter,

III HCiSSHt VI CilaTCcT,
G4lS The superior and fast sailing
E2sp Brig Ceylon,
S5EzZ1a John NJ Fenier, master,
Burhen 2l0 tons or 1900 barrels is a
first rate vessel, and will be ready for the
reception Of cargo in five days.
For terms apply to
adams, Herbert e Co.
Who have for sale on board said brig,
$50 French Burr Stones, OF superior
quality.
April 2
Tobacco Wanted,
For which the highest market prics
will be given. Apply f.
2. Dunbar g Co.
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John Douglass s. Co

John Douglass & Co
EEAvE removed to the store, former
III ly occupied by Mr.. James Har-
per, at the corner Of Prince and Union
streets, where they offer for sale,
10000 lbs. prime green coffee
1Pipe and 6 half pipes Z. P.
Teneriffe Wine
IS hhds. choice retailing molasses
with general assortment of Groceries,
which will be sold on moderate terms.
THE Brick Store on Prince street,
lately occupied by thsm is offered fos
sale or rent.
WANTED,
Drafts at sight on Richmond or Peters =
burgh, or Notes of either of the Charter
ed Banks of Virginia.
rch 90. eost$law3w
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Land for Sale.


wvx,,E subscriber offers for sale two
small FARMS in the county OF
a..s,arslsua and state of Virginia
a mss IN Mattox Greek, containing goo
vns ,. = rrincipally land of the first quall-
- 40 Of which is heavily timbered:-
=. i on this tract good dwelling
haSss. with all necessary out houses a
s sos Young apple anu peach orchard,
nas ,as If never failing streams convent
The house stands on the banks OF
.h ~ creek where every convenience and
iuxury that the season can anoso Is az
ta'hsu . : ALSO,
One other Tract, lying and being IN
.he same county, about one and naii
m;lss from the above tract, containing
go and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber-there is a dwell
iiug house, Kitchen, aud an apple or
chard with some other valuable fruit at
ached to this, with spring of good wa
Ter. For terms apply to Baldwin M:
Lee. ESQ. or Henry Beaucock, both OF
which gentlemen live near the premises,
or inc subscriber in Alexandra.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Oil mo. 2S
The editors of the n. Intelligencer
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account to this OF
Zee.
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SALES AT VENDUEc

- evs,v Tuesday and Friday
w 80 WILL BE SOLD,
yondue Store, corner OF Prince
AZ inc and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
U,.,, Goods, Groceries, &c.
- liars Of which will be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
All kind Of goods which are on
,..I I and the prices Of which are E
Unfinished, can at any time DC y.ewe :,
ss sl pn,rchased at the lowest limitation
and prices p. G. MARsTELLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday, FEBRUARY S.
Mr.. h'ng OF Ms. presented for conside-
ration the following resolution
ReS0fUed, That the committee on Foreign Re.
laions he instructed TO enquire Into the expcdencv
OF excluding from the ports of the United States,
all foreign vessels owned in, coming from, bound to
or touching at any of his Britannia Malestys posses
slons III the West iINlies and on the continent OF
North America, from which the vessels of the u
nited States excluded and Of prohibiting or
INCREASING the duties on the importation in foreign
vessels OF any articles, the growth, produce or ma
nutacture of such possessions.
MIR. X. said, he was induced TO present
this resolution, as we'll from information
as to the state of the trade alluded to, re-
ceived before and since he left that part of
the country which he had the honor to re-
present, as from his own conviction of the
necessity OF some legislative provision on
the subject. 1t is, said Mr.. K. by 10 means
the object OF this resolution, to revive an
extensive, Odious, restrictive system, or
commercial warfare with Great Britain !;
but justly to retaliate upon her some of
those embarraSsments which her rigid CO.
lonial system, is at this moment inficting
upon u.s. When you turn your attention
TO that nation, you do see in operation one
of the most rigid, exclusive colonial sys.
N~''9 N'oN N'Ni was oNlOpbt0 Dy any nation !,
well digested and prepared, as To- her in
terest, for the present state of commerce
in the world. ] will ask your attention to
It's effects on our country, with relation to
the possessions mentioned in the re solution /;
tor as to oHr commerce with her European
territories, the fate Of that has been deter
mined FOR four years, by the commercial
convention. 1t will be seen that Great
Britain had, before the formation of that
arrangement with us. secured to her sub
jects in North-America every advantage
IN her power, by securing to them ready
market for every article which thew could
furnish, at very low duty; while OF the
same article, when imported in the yes
sells OF the u. 5. or even British vessels
from this country, a duty is imposed, a.
mounting to prohibition.
In relation, then, to this trade, all orr
vessels arc permanently excluded from her
islands and continental possessions in A.
merica. She did, indeed, for time, offer
one or two Insignificant ports in the Island
OF Bermuda, under great limitations, which
we ought tn have rejected with scofn.-
While the u. 5. on the contrary, threw all
their ports open TO British vessels Of eve
~ description. She next selects, from her
stores such articles as are not important tc
J her, and sends them 20 the II. States ans
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1SfGfo. eth.
Proherfy in Richmond for sale.

Property M Richmond for SAFE
N pursuance of deed of trust execu
ted to me 10y the late Francis Taylor, dated the 2d of
5ePtemlr Is 2. oreeord in the office of Hnrico County
Court t. secure the payment money there
IN mehtoned toloin Sheppard shall sell public auc.
ton ON the premises the I7 dayof moni lot or
parceo ground lying in the city of Richmond and know
and distinguished in the plotand survey made by William
C. PAYNE for William Duva by the number seventy eight
anu ue same parcel OF ground that conveyed To the
snid Francis Taylor ny Gabriel Rason byteed dated the
hrSt orMay 1912, and recorded intle General Court Bv
consent othe parties negoiabie note with approved
enorSrwill b. required FOR much of the purchase
ns may be necessary to raise thousand and fifty dollars
with interest from the 23d of September, 1914 and the %
penes OF sale. payable the first day OfNarch 1916 and far
the nance. an accommodating credit will W. given, which
will lc made known At the Sale. N.SHEPPiRD
January 81. sI-wtJs
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V.4LU4BLE PROPER1'Y For Sac.


TEVliE Subscriber offers for Sale, a very valuable
z FARM-stuated in the County Of Jarnes-Ci-
~. and nearly between Green Spring and James
lows, containing about heeire hundred ncres, more
than three hundred of which are low grounds, Of
very superior quality, one foftlem is already re-
claimed, and now preparing for crop of tobacco
aud corn,l Of The remainder, about one halfis well
iimberch giih hickory, oak, pine cypress, &c land
IS generally, land Of excellent quaiity,) the other is
N cultivation, and IN 2 slate ofrapd'improvera
(the enclosing aud non-grazing system being rigidly
adhered to.)
There is upon this Farm large, well built, two
tory, brick house, ith all necessary out houses,
(inci"ding a large barn, tohacco-housc and corn.
house, all nearly new Also an apple-orehnrd, of
about two thousand trees--hiteen hundred d which
are youos and nourising.
WIN The above desirable estate may also he had,
about % likely negroes, excellent stock Of cattle
ssocep, hogs, mules, &c. an extensive supply Of
farming utensils, which are generally Of Tie most
improved kind, aud from three to four hundred
barrels ofcorn
10 die land good bargain may be had, and the
payi"raiT made convenient.
tortc-ias, apply IN William or Robert MCand-
La, Esqircs, OF Williamsburg, or TO
Il. 4. HARMON.
Petersburg, january o. s2-lm
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A MERCHANT Mill. e.

IGOR SALE.-That valuable property
called Rocket Mill, the lower end Of t. CIV con.
uo'S to navigation working four pair of stone-nd
seven acres ofland in detached parcels part of which lies
on INC road that leads by Rockets and adjoining the Mill
VIII bc offered Tor sale, the premises. the 2s of this
present inh, (nder the management of Thomas TAYLOR,
auetoneer ON the following terms to Wit payable in hr,
equal payments of six, twelve and eighteen months. Notes
neooie and payable atone Of the Banks III this city,
ceptaby indOrscd will be required, and The title retained; un
al the wholes paid.
For further particulars. enquiry may be made of the
Auctioneer, or the Subscriber.
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Richmond, LIST Mo 9th, 1915 75-7t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
3 VIII sell the TRACT OLE LAND In

thu county of Hanover wherein my late father lived
and where have rcsidda part of my time since lis death
Il contains about 1900 by very old survsya part is
line ChickahOmony LowCronns tie part OF which Is
now in woods and very heavily tmbered II is within cght
miles OF the city Of Richmon ana Turnpike is carried
into effect that is contemplated will lessen the Dis,
lance nearly miles The dwellnouse has five rooms on
floor and every other necessary outouse the accom-
molatisn Of large family, al in good repair IL Is anne
eessry 10 y any thing further, presunabl No per
son will purchase without first vi'wing the preines-I
will dispose Of altogether, divide as my be agreed
upon. %
viii also sellmy MERCHANT MILL which is about
mile and half from the dwelling house, with about eftv
ncres oil LAND attached 10 IL. The usual credit will I've.
giveH upo'Nhc payments being well eenrti. u S. STOCK
the Stock othe Virginia Farcrs' Banks or the mote, of
either Of tDsc banks will b. received in PAYMENT
For Further Pariicuar enquire of Mr. Thomas TAILOR.
Of Rieinund, myself.
WILLIAM II. MACON.
Fairfield, Hanover, Feb 3. s7-wtf
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foT SAFE, on accommodating terms,
M valuable and beautiful FARM, in
= ttc fbfhsoft'e Riyanna river. in Ahemare coun
W containing 53f ~ acesa'pu $50 nf which IS cleared
"i ih @ond fcpair.Nt comfortable dwclnghouse, and
nur fces5ary onh0ss several hundred fruit trees Of
,rioH kinds The blancr rod farming and tobacco
lni tNcflny nj and tn4SeTe-l anil considered as
hesthy stuliion ns any, DAY,ID T. LEXIS.
JANUARY %. 7s-wSss
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mn Thursday the ODD inst. If fair il not the next
y tirdsy, will be sold without reserve ON tine
premises, at public SALE in pursuance of decree of
the court OF New-kent equity that harIsornc plan
t'uon in sud county, near Providence FORGE. be-
longing to the estate of Edmund Apperson, deed.
containing about 400 acres. This plantation is we'll
adapted for the culture of corn wheat and oats is
divided into three fields or sfts well enclosed has
been carefully and j,idiciOusly mansgcd has on il
a convenient dwelling house, aad all necessary ont
houses, 10 good repair, is we'll watered and has an
excellent orchard Of thriving peach and apple trees
AZ the same time and place will be sold all the
stock of cattle, horses sheep and hogs; corn, fod-
ser, farming utensils, hon5eholl and Kitchen Gfrni-
ture Terms of sale for the land will be- one-fsurth
payable n twelve months, the remaining three
tourtfs at the death marriage NJ the willow Ap-
person. Bond with approved personal seOirity Tor
the first payment, and bond with like security and
deed oftrust on the land for the last payment, will
be reqnlred-the whole to carry interest from the
date and The interest TO be pail annually. Forth
personal estate twelve months credit will be allow
cd on all sums over 9 10 the purchasers executing
bonds with approved security to carry interest from
the date, fnot punctualIy pail, on all Suns under
SO cash will be required.-This sale will he cnn-
ductel by Mr.. William Armsead for the Exeeu.
tor Of Edmund Appcrsou, deed.
february .. s7--V4fs
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RICHMOND, yIRGI.NLl, TUESDAY. FEBRUaRY As, 1916.
LAND Ar AUCTION.

IN pursuance of Deed of Trust, bearing date
1.-THE 10th day OF May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred anil thirteen, and duly
recorded in the County Court oil Chesterfield, exc
cnted by Valentine Wmiree, ir 10 the subscribers,
as trustees, to secure the payment OF f1oo thousand
eight hundred doious TO George Cox together with
All the growing interest thereon al so the cost and
charges OF carrying the said Trust into ehect--Will
be sold 10 the highest bidder for cash. on the premi-
ses, on the 4,h OF March next if fair, otherwise the
next tar DAYS one moiety halfof the Court House
fRACT OF LAND, in Chesterfield County, for
merly the property OF Henry Winfree, deceased
ard now the property If the said Valentine VIM
Tree, jr deed, much thereof as may be sufIic-
ent to discharge and satisfy the debt aforesaid. In
which said Land the widow of the said Valentine
WiniIee.ir has her dover, and on which Mrs
Martha Wniree has a lien for an annuity Of sever
Pounds tea siiasngs from 1904.
Should the said Land, exclusive of the said wi
dow's slower, not Be sufficient to satisfy the debt
Aforesaid auch of the rcyesionaiy intcrts in the
sid widows dover will also be sold, rs will make up
tie deficiency.
EDWARD ARCHER, Trus-
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nANIEL TRIPLETT has opened lin
the roon in which the Post. Office was lately kept1 n
handsome assortment of GOODS, consisting OF sup,rine
s aud coarse cloths eiissimers. Oath coa'ins Fiushngs
and other kinds OF wai';coating, Pain silks bomzins
bo'r,etts and grapes, muslis Of different kinds caco
and shsws ladies' and gentlnens silk hose gloves do
whit and coloitd cotton do Madras covcrleds and hand
kcrchiei r,niynale soldiers clothing, which he will sell
nets. - '''
Januaryi5 zo-a,v,r
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE,

Tuesday, Fe6. 6.
Not having room to day, we must post
pone to our next, this days proceeding of
the Senate.
The bill from the House to continue the
duty on imported Salt, passed to a third
reading, % votes to 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

Ivy Virtue ola Decd of Trust executed the Suicrilrrst
.onet.I BUCK for tile purpose ofrisng the monies there
Wy intended to he Securcd-wil be sol for caS on We'd
Sdhy the thirteenth day of March next at the dwelling
ho'se OF the said Buck, the of LAND on which he n
present resides supposed to contain rather than seven
huihrd and thrty-four acres, Of LAND in the
county OF Amelia, supposed cnntan one Thousand and
three and an hall acre., Of LANDn the county of
Chesterfield on the turnpike road, about miles above de
1wo. Manehsser supposed to contain eighty-nine acres
eleven tracts of LIN lying in the county Of patr;cI and
one IN The county Of PiuSlyaa, supposed to contain in
Tue aggregate four thousand four hundred and for1y-one
very heiy nlarsesOck of horses mules cattle hogs and
htP large aisortncrt of plantation tool. and utensils
thdioI and Harness. great variety of very elegant ard
valuable household and kitchen furniture, continuing almost
every article necessary and convenient in
should the property not be sold the above ay the sale
VIII eoniinie from day day. uHl suicienSy is sold 10
answer The purposes Of the ard expences ofsale
ROBERT GRAHAM, 2,r.
J-W. WINFREE. trustees
January 16. 7q-wiwSen,ds
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County

IN RY.-Mecklenburr County
n Court, 20th November 1918.
Lewis Gigg end Sally his wife, Plaintiffs against Philemon
Hurt, DsJeIiIGfv<
Tie Defendant not having entered his appearance accor
ding 10 thu act of Assembly and the Rules OF this court and
tnpperg TO the SUBTRACTION of the Court that he not an
nlIabtiit of tins State, the motion OF tine plaintiff by his
OF March Court next and his appearance answer
thepaints bill, and give security for performing the de-
or OF the Court, and that copy ts order be
oneo the newspapers printed in Rcmond for months
suceesvely and that copy tbeTeofe posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the said county.
copy-Tcsfe,
EDWARD L. TABB, c.Mc
.T11lHaruQ. 7S,,a-,
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NOTICE.

4 ANiNG qualified on the estate of Will
liam Howard, dec OF tie county Of Albcmarle ms nd.
inistrator dc oonS non with the viii annex,dA per-
sol, having claims against the sid requested to
hIkc them known 10 me ms soon possible and those
nlde o'en to the said estate, win make immediate pay
,nent To yself William H. Stoyall OF the county Of
Green, kentucky whom have constituted my attorney 10
receive ue sane and who will be respected SUCH As
my determination settle the accounts OF the said estate MS
sol, as possible, no indulgence can he given.
T.. III. SAUNDERS, a,ijn'r.
Of W{LLL9-N HOn.9RD, dec.
.Tdnudry 90. So,,I -,
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A. HASS. te.n
IN CHANCkRY-At a Court held for

n CHANCERY- At a Court held for
PrnceEd~ard couny, the 10th ,,ay of December ISIS
Edward Booker, Complainant, against Robert b. Gibson
joel ". Jones, Blake b. Toodsun ard John Kelso,
-, Dejsi'dap,s.
he defendant Gibson, having entered his appearance
and gwen security according of the General As
seihy and the ruls of this aud it appearing TO the
Satisfaction OF the that he is nhabitant ot
STATE on the motion Of the complainant by counsel is
Ordered, that the said defendant Gibson appear here ON
the first day OF March Court next. and COM
piann;s bill and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some of e public newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond for months succcsSyey and also
posted Ut the front door Of the courthouse of this COUNTY
copy, Iesfc,
77-1rSIp IL lYODSyTJlr N =.
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OF The ENQUIRER is pnhsh,d twice a week rene.
rally, and three tinra week during the Sate
LrgshTtc--i1c, the heretofore Fi,e Dollars er
payable in advance Notes of Chartered RANKS
leHy) viii s received in payment. The Editor will guar
letters buns paid ny the wrt.rs. - 49,
Vt 81 papers viii he discontinued, lbut the discretion
OF ti tsI,or.l until all aTrtarag,s have bsi, paid up
~ Whoever win guarantee the payment of nine pa-
PER-, shall receive a,,lith gratis. =
TERMS Or ADVERTISING
oJ One sqhaIcErs. Insertion, rs ocMs-eqcl continuance
so ceR,e
No df'etscfew inrerted mil hrs either been haid for
or assumed oy some person ui this city its eiriro
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POSTPONEMENT

The Sale of the above property is avoiiaby postponed
nniihe ith dayof Sd Mo. q. March, next, which time
will certainly take place air. The next fair day. and
survey OF the property viii bceAhbit,d the sale
S. PRISONS.
ISL I'm ~ IN. Rt-wtds
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The Subscriber bas otsaed an
AUCTION e. COMMISSION STORE.
IHMe Tosss ofLgach6,rg.
Consiguments or orders N him will be prompt.
~ attended 10. RICHARD POLLARD
January Is. s0..2swd
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NOTICE.
RY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed

.NUTICE.
RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
Ne 10 tbs Subscribers by Cornelius Buck to secure the
payr'i OF three thousand hundred and twonty-nne
dollar Eve centSon the Path day Of July, 1871 James
Clarke x Co.. who have assigned the to Mills, Bot y
CnnGFc-Wh be sold. for cash, Wednesday, the tbr
Gcnih day OF March nextat the clearinghouse Of The said
Inek seven hundred and irty-four of LAND, be
ing the whoreon he resides living in the cour,y -
Chesterfield about twelve miles above the town of Man.
s,cr; also one undivided fourth part of five acres of
-onLLAND lying IN the same neighbOrlood, and known
ny the name OF UoofdidgS Goal Pits much of the sad
lands as will Subject the eventual dover of the Wifi
the SAIL C. Bek he sufficient rails, the sum of money
aforesaid with interest thereon from the oath day ofJul,
1911 and the expenccs of the sale. ~
SAMUEL. TAYLOR, Pr
GEO. MARKHAM. trustees.
January 10. 79-w4ws,entis
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HE PROPRTETOIlS.

HE PROPRIETOIlS.
nF the Richmond Cotton Manulactory, fo-warn
7 y all persons from crediting any one interested
connected or employed in that establishment, on
account of the same, except
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
December I. 12m
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TTFTY D0LLARS REW1RDJ.

FIFT'Y DOLLaRS REWARD,
EFOH MACE, a black man, about Q wears old
u between and feet high, well set. little
cluint in one eye, earbojs, was raised in AL
exandra, where he has been hired for several years,
a9d is expected to be there now. He was sold by
Mr.. RichSri Strawn of Westnorelani, IN Mr.
Fulcher of Richmond, and by him 60 Daniel Field
Thirty dollars Cu Isliam, yellow man, purchased
Of Mr.. BELL Of Richmond, by Daniel Field, about
30 years old, feet high, and stout made. Has =
good counenance, though bold aud assuming. He
Is an excellent oser and car1'iage-driyer. He has
wife at Mr.. Elliot's, in Petersburg, where he liv-
cd many years, and is well known.
Thirty dollars for Kit, black man, purchased of
DIR. Tazeweil, ofCheaerfeId county. about IS years
old, nncommonly stout made, very black, and dis
posed to smile when spoken to- fIas wife, at Pc
tusburg; believe at DR.. Walkers. He has been
seen several times lately in the neighborhood Of Pc
tersburg aad Of Dr. TWewcl will pay the A.
boye reward, their being delivered in the Peni-
entiery, in Richmond. DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY
December Of. 7f-N