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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-06
ON THE RETeRN or SPRING.
Eritten By the famous Hunter ana Poet,

Written by the famous H,tmtcr ana Pee
.ArAHWEB.
Now the ice briskly nett. d he snow goes apace,
The Sun looks smiling psd euv
The groves are II seii, my h,rt rounds Or the chase,
sii.ee chill Winner has hastclaway.
Full City fat bucks, and many fine does
Shall .ali err again i; return;
For Ilies hut Splinv, when Uclolde,i by WOES,
And ITS Winser the uloulderins
Farewell, then. ray hut I'll rc.visi, TO more
Thy Nails, that have gone 90 d, ca,
Ilrlste, distant yaies and hills To - piore
And among painless forests to stray
Since wide is the wood, so extensive the plain,
The streams, since NUMEROUS aud clear,
VITO would liugc IT home and unroviug remain,
throngh the pleasnntesttin,e Of the year?
Who would langui> to quit their hat or tl,eir hill
when no longer they slieller from harm,
When the NEXT Wintess day they may raise at will,
onaspot that Is rqually warm
Let those do it who please--they arr foolish or old
For no ysu'h THAI Is Nise could err;
Aud him Nature form in her --latest mould
Who ms hut to his field would prefer.
The hsb how they sport. how ley swim thro the food
And wander 50 careless anu free
Not mortal an earth. IN his happiest mood,
Or more gay or more envicd can te.
Yet, man is fish, born sport FOR while,
Some IN that stormy and rough
Some, in uurull ans. their soft moments hegue
Though but few think them pleasing enough.
As Cor me. can roam, with my dog and any bow,
Us suilieie.N, III ask for more;
But az night, lay me down. wherever 10,
And,at morn, seek nly game as before.
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REFORM.

That they have attcntiyeiy considered the subject
eondded e. them, and respectfully submu TO The
house the following facts and observations
1t appears by an net of Congress, passed on
the LIST Oh May 1902, entitled - An act 10 enable
the people ofthe division OF the Territory
no ttI-west OF the Ohio TO form q CONSTITUTE.
on and State government and for the admission Of
such State into the Union on AN equal footing with
the original States, amt tor other purposes'' that
on conuIuon That the convention of The said STATE
would provide by ordnance, irrsvac 4ble without
the consent of the u. States, tlat each tract of
land, sold by Congress- alter the S0lh cf June next
ensuing, shall be and remain Exempt iro,n any tax
ind by order or under the authority OF the State,
whether Tor state, comfy, township, or any other
purpose Whatever, Tor the term ei 1--WE wears from
add alter the day OF safe; the u. States among o.
1her supuIstions agreed to apply twentieth part
n1 the nett proceeds arising from the sales OF said
lands, trom and after the sad 5Oth OF June, t. the
iaJms out aad making public roads, leading fron
IN" m',i aDic waters eInpving into the Atlantic,
20 the OihO, To the SID STATE, and througi the
same sucn roads lad out under tie authority OF
Congress, with the consent of the several States,
through which the same shall pass II further ap-
pears that these conditions wcr accepted by the
State al OhlO Oh the Z9in Ot Noyenb rim the SAM,
year, SUBJECT, AS regards the road fund, To a no ii-
cation which provides that thr1e per cclt. OF the
nett proceeds arising from the sales Aforesaid should
be SUBJECT 10 the cOntrOul OF the legislature of that
o@te, and be applied 10 the making roaii within The
%.e' 1t also app ars by an act passed the 81 OF
March 1905, that this modification r ceiyed the
sanction Of Congress aud that ~ pug uauce of this
compact a law was passed on the 29tn of March
1906, authorizing the President OF the u. sat 10
appoint commissioners to lay out road from Cum-
bertrand, or point in It's vicinity, TO the river Ohio
and on their report t. pu such measures, as in
his opinion we're proper, u obtain from the States
through which the road was laid out, their consent
to ITS location AID completion.
1t further appears to the committee that the To-
cation crossing portions OF the States Of Maryland,
Penasy lyania aRd Virginia, icsti0us we're made
ID their respective legislatures, ani perm .ssion
was given by each, to openand establish the said
road
BY the report of The Secretary Of the Treasury
referred TO the cOm'eittee il appears that Of the
appropriations heretofore made towards completing
tbs road, and amounting in the whole to the sum
Of $4,000 90
pended, S2s5,7s6 GO
Carried TO the surplus
fund 92,670, Is
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TIE KOOn

yeng Gnna, whose Is Campbell isnow in this O.;
Is, t0r the purpose Of procuga patent fora loom 81 the
Inosg',ar construction w have YET dos away
the necessity of "arpng-al when in apernop can
be X for any length of metlrlt is.a eb may b. ,vove
ofany desired length as the cloth is rolled out In such
it be OF atany time, without Stopping the
loom.
The machinery very simple, and PVT in operation mere
~ by turing crank and requires but q moments inrpoc
Ion u he fully understood. The warp IS taken from bob
bins spos Tk-rc can he nodoubt this new coni..
nation OF machinery Will greatly reduce the expense Of fan
reiing cloth aud viii therefore b. ofmel US t. our corn-
r.. ma mt
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FHAvKFonT, CKy.) March Il.
COMPARATIVE VIEW
q ne PafiHHion u Kcnfucky a1d Oii


rs lhc returns the free white male inalit7us aloye
t oec % 20 yc9rsiu thc Of Kentucky and ohio do
riu, thc yelt 1915 IL APPEARS,
Kentucky bad, in June, 6fqs2
Ohio. ~ OciUher. 61.gl4
Nhe makes The white population Of the State about G.
Gl1l
nut owing q, tlr nperf t manner orta,in in The ,,,l,
Fes k.r'Ucky te awkward divisions of our crtif;rs
nn d. increase Of the last months. IL IS prfbe this
has present. ahor 10000 free naie1 aijy - ,,or.
81 a ard W the srnrisOu which the number Of fr
white males bore 90 t'e whole white population, in ISL
would ie a'oUt free male q. cyev si,h person. Tins
cal uinOn would give Kenttcky white population ~ dis
tnne. e' ihout 10000
OR slave population in 1910 uas $4,000
Itha probably increascd at least oneiourth
theia.t years, 1880
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NEw-NoRx, March 90
Ertensire .lhne Of. qrse,,;c

few days ago, MIR. Wood brought the professor of
Natural History IN Columbus College for examination apar
Gel of large mineral specimens, whc examination
found 10 been Gre n Arse, 1t is uneOmmony tine and
rrh The story tod Of il, that the VEIN is several RODS
wdc aud several miles long. issituatSd in the
Warwick, Orange county, Nev-York and viii prulsb, All.
ford more eopions supply Of that important article than
the names of SaNOny. HE snpcS dcpositsdin ti Nina
s:logieal Cabinet Of the cole Barclay street.
.,ier .1lU.
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FOR SALE.

tOK SALE,
VAVHAT well kno Sn and valuable property. the
Z. VIRGINIA MILLS-Siulated in the County
OF buckingham, about sixty miles above Richmond,
upo'' Slate River, a mile from It's Junction with
James River, which is navgabe at all seasons TO the
Mil door.
This establishment conssts of a substantial stone
house, seventy feet long, by forty wide ant FIVE sto-
res hgll-with 4pair OF feet Bur- stores and sIl the
necessary machBery fer manufacturing -four upon
the latest and most improved plan Saw-NiilI ca
Pable IT doing aS muc!' IS any other (rhe neghbor-
hood aftor'iiuga sutiicaney OF timber to Keen il
constantly ing, which is brought to the mill to be
saved o. shares
tne dwelling house is handsomely situated half =
m'le rom the Mill wit every necessary building
ior the eomortasle accommodate of 2 small fam
ily.-At TN, Mill is eood store house and count
ipg-room, ner's houss, eooper's shops, sc.
l, Is thought unnecessary to mention in an adver-
usement the many advantages this property posses
SIS over any other Of the k'ud in tie upper coun-
try, as II iSpresumed those disposed to purchase
such property, will first view the same, when the
terms, which shall be liberal, will be made known
BY the Subscriber.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR
feb g. S9-w12w'
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THOMAS t,NnEl,wnnn

4 kFFERS his services to the Public as a Cor''n's-
~ sioa .'IerchdV, and aatte rs himself that III,
experience which he has rad in the tooseco business,
will induces some e the upland merchants to for
ward their produce TO his care Such as 20 il, may
re'y on the strictest attention which can DC paid TO
their interest.
Letters left at the Public Warehouse will be at
tended to-
Februr,v o. v6w
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:z>M@E
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CUMBERLAND ROAD

Mn. JACKSON from the Committee to whom
was reterreh the message of the President of the
u, Stat OF The 18Th inst. transmitting a report
ofthe Secretary OF the Treasury, containing a
statement ntthe proceedings under the act to re-
guate the laying out and making road from
Cumberland, ia the State Of Maryland, to the
State Of Ohio; with statement Of past appropri-
atoms and m estimate of requred appropriate
ons. made the FOLLOWING
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Charlsston. .li.lrcL %

Iii now eight zvcehs since the City of Charleston
has been blessed with one drop of rain The dust
IN oar streets. continually trampled upon las been
Eg,t 50 10 ai~h fae particles, that it mingies with
sr icoi ard atmosphere, and penctrates the reec5
as Of nur dwellings,. The eteet of such weather
upon pur Seath has beea already felt The skies
have Pr9rgeG rain for some days past--.and upless
1t speedily CONES, we anticipate general ilR,!en-
20.
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Land FOR SALE

SSjE subscriber wish TO sell two small tracts of
: land, lyingipu.e sashes OF Tia over, about six
or seven nils fi'lm the Collt-I ious and fourteen
or tilt en- from Richmond. One tract containing
abogt2si acres, one tnird Of which is cleared Tn.
other tract contains by saryey 20S acres, entirely
IN woOds.-Th sc tacts about jhree quarters of
mile apart and adioi'. the lands Of James
Lookfpr'i, Nathaniel Ben, aud others. To ssv no.
thing tho culture and enisnce of the Sc lands
the timber on them IS an OH ct worthy the atten-
is upon them vast quantity Of timber, .qpai 10 a
ny &c 50 short distance tron' Richmond-t shall Of
fer The above lsnlsst publ auction at Hanover
CourtiIouse on the fourth Monday in April next,
being election day
Ter of sale viii he one third case, one third
next Chrstmss. end the balance Christmas twelve
months. SPOTSWOOD ID. CRENSHAVV.
March o. fOi-,rirrv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-06
EOk SALLY

" VIE tract oil Land in Orange county on ,sb;h
reside, containing about seven hundred sca.
II lies nearly 'e'eiaHd is very wen watereJ mil -
woodland covered with the best timber of every D."
se'ipuon IL rs situated at the foot of the Soutb.
mountains and on the south side thereof and ,,,
IN three miles OF the Court House, th;rty-fI.ar
in,ies oil fredericksburg, and four from the t,r'
PIKE road totat place and which is now 6n;sh's
10 wrhin thirteen mics Of the land retiucin, H.
price o. carriage on bushel OF heat to ten Senos
10 the Farmer The snil is dark hay loan h,
toned on sutre clay, and If not cultiyaiedeo.
SPORT time is covered with green sward and VII
clover Tie timber is Reti-osk, Poplar. RodbmS
IL ekory, Locust aud Chestnut Plaster ard T";;
Clover have succeeded well on it. The imnron"'
mems are dwelling house of fonr rooms belnv, a.,
two above stairs with the necessary out hons. 49,
large barn and stable. There is also safdc;oan.'
oil Hat land for meadow. About four hundred y
eres ore cleared and divided into four fields TL;
tract OF land is deemed the best tract of Mrh In
in the county, aud believe, in the state. ON mi. a
the Blue Ridge. A"-
wish TO II another tract of and Of 50Oacro. :.
l1S IN the County Of Amherst, in S or 6 miIes' r.
lynchburg On tits tract there are abou, oOOo..o "
Cleared and the balance covered with excelet, IA
OAK y poplar timber; the land is considered oooi
obacco land, sixty acres Of which IS creek Gst
suitable Tor meadow, and n considerable prnnor,:on,
now sown in timothy. The plantation IS in ,oSsn
able order for cropping, and has no other imnrova
ments than an overseers house, negro quarters ana
toba eco houses Ii is well watered and the a;
grey and batiomed stiff red clay. For term.
apply to MIR. Thomas Taylor ofI1ichmond. '''''
ROBERT II. ROSE.
O ange. April3 los
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
TEIITIr CITnCfNrN rllrSlnS, III a,

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
TEIHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell, to the
highest bidder, tsc premises the first day of May
next, the Ir0cr II LAND, Neou county, Immediately
above tina mouth Of Roekfsh River, and bounded by both
rivers continuing, by estimation, between six and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 Of which prime low grounds
This tract has always rated of the valuable on
James tiverihe high land ofte first quality. Il is be-
hv,d there in its natural Growth that is
not fine roacco Ldthe soil is wei, adapted TO the cul-
uvion OF clover, possessing fine red clay foundation.
Turns JSGie viii be- one-trd credit of sixty DAYS
the hNaneen and years from the frat of january next
Nesotabe notes will BE- required for the first payment and
H. IT, H9rsard
~. n. Hozcard
u C. Ho7rard,
ID. II. H97rard,
February %. o7-wtls
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Cotton and Wooden lIauuJacfory.

TBNIE proprietors of the Nelson and AL
2 benarle Union Cotton and NNooen Manufacturing
COMPANY Jake this method inform their friends aud the
community NJ large thathey have IFoof Cdrd5Hg Ma
chine built ON new and improved plan, which viii pick
and card 100 pounds OF Wool ray the manner,
NJ the low price of cents per pound They likewise have
constantly hand Spun Cotton, which they will sell
low terms can be purchased in Virginia They have also
erecca cofon Picking Machine, which they
ecute business with neatne,S and dispatch.
The above Factory Variety Mills Nelson county
L. RIDER, Superd't.
I'm
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fhiItp VINa.. lfe-e-1I.ll.I

fhiyTy OyHaI's ifeaeuiu!
Az ILL be given for delivering to my Overseer
~ near Gainesville, n negro man, named
BOB-who ran away about the 10Th of last month
He about 90 years ofage. of moderate stature, &
well tormed-speaks toerably quick, and is very
intelligent. bought him in January las in Rich
mond, from MIR. Graves, member Of the Assembly
from New-Kent.
Fifteen Dollars will be given for lodging him in
jail, 50 that get him again
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
P.S He was once hired 10 d.. FOushee, and is
probably lurking about The City ofRc' m,nd.
March IS fni--,e
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iSgLE OF NEGROES.

MTILL BE SOLD, at New Canton, on
~ Saturday, te thirteenth day OF April next public
", 20 the highest bidder for ready money, negro
three women and Sree girls, conveyed in 1ru (te
Deed for which srecorted in buckingham COURT by Ed
waFd Boiling 20 secure the payment Of OF money
therein mentioned due by him 20 John HobOn, jun.lhe
title vested i'll Trustees viii I've conveyed the pur-
ehaSers. THOMAS PUTNAM,
ROBERT NiOSELEN. ir.
rfC-ch2O.
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Brocken6ronch u Harrie

zJT0thC7TOT UU5N = TUG
Il FAVE just received London super6ne
q cloths and eassiacrs. Nfarscles Toiliutt and silk
vengs, cotton cassnerc, graTurs, York stripes aeott
cambrics cambria musIrs, Waterloo aconets gngiams
jeans ,dimties plain and figured eno usiins, variety OF
shawis, cambricp pocket ks New Orleansand Lake Cham
plain victory hdi Irish linens long Towns, light and dark
ground cicoes, India long cloths, Canton grapes Madras
hdf+ steam loom sirgs silk bdkfs. Ladies' Kid gloves
Gentecns beaver do. cotton hosiery, >ispende SEWING
silks and twist cotton balls tapes bobbns, pins, nette
green silk umbrellas and parasois. eaofe threads bu
and button moqs ives ard forks, ptn and iocict knives
raz0rs, c with variety IF other articles which they
determined low, i6r or acceLtances in ts1on.
April g. f07.f
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JUST PUBLISHED
a ND FOR SALE, at Peter Cotton
" Book and Stationary Store, the following
.N@ry Publications.
Personal narrative OF travels the eluinoct;al roo.
the new Continent, during the years l7eo and s oc
Alexander De Humboid, and Anne Bonnlan5 ,,svs' by
ted by ii. Maria Williams, vol. 8 vo. ' N"isla.
lrecotinck Bower. or The Lady of the West co,,,
iaie, by Regina Maria Roche, author of the Ch,y
Josephine, The advantages of n Summer ;n,,,,,o
Instruction of young ladies ortbe
Says she 70 her Neighbor. What four volumes in ,
The Field of Waurloo. by w. Scott. " w"
The Olive Branch, faults on both sides 7tb ,,,,;
lnrytd. 80 'uiuonh en-.
Congressional Caucusscs for President and v;cc.p-,
from the Olive Branch. price 2s cts 'usn,,
suPpienn'1ry volume OF CoNpers Poems, Prepared g.
the press. by his nephew, John johnson. = f'euior
ALso--JUST RECEIVED.
large n1nber ofc0ih0f & Co.'S stereotype e,;o, oc
rays Grammar. for Sclools-k,wise his r,a,lsr .',''
. duetion, exercises, key, cJt- Orc. ' mite
A'o s, Of srS 9liaiy bibles, and complete aor
March ID. 1o,-n
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LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT TO the last VIII and testa-
ment Of Thomas Mann, deceav d. orHanovcr county.
viii be sold, ON credit Of hundred and twenty DAYS
two hundred acres of LAND of undiyH rsri of 500
acres belonging TO Thomas aad George Mann, wig in the
county ct NonDnga, and about twelve fourteen miles
from Morgan I0len
Also, about fay acres of Land, living in the courny of
Hanover. part Of the Of land, wheon the said fHos
Mann resided during III, lifetime. The lands IN the eonty
OF Ayn0nsaia c0i Tered be valuable The fy acres
uflndin Hanover than twelve or thirteen
mstrom die city Of Richmond. and considered h very
valuable, there arescvera of which is excellent
meadow land, and in excellent neigihorhood The A.
boye sale nil take place at the dwelling house Of nneg
Mann, cc in the county Of Hanover, The twentieth dy
" April next.
Bo with approved security will be required with deed
Of trust ON the land 20 the ultimate payment we
shall only convey our right as executors.
AZ the same time and place, several likely NRCROES
win he sold on the terms
WILLIAM UINN.
JCHW MINI.
Et'orE efTh,mGs lfaB. d-eea,cd
Udnorcr, ~IGrch %. lOi-wtds
OF al persons having claims against The estate Of Tho
Manu- declare requested bring them forward for f.
temcnt and those indebted, 10 make payment.
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Leaving balance on the 27,h Of Fe-
bvuary 1916, of giOt.5f3 65
sppIcabl to tbct object. And that .rthcr an
preparation Of juO,OOO dollars is recommended by
that report to complete the road to Brownsville on
the Mon 1ngahea river to cover tho expenses Of
a survey from thence by Washington AID Alexan-
dria t. Wheeling, aad 70 make the road at and
from Wheeling to the lljuI mile tree a distance
Of about 2 miles
Il also appears by the letter ofihe superintend-
ant o. the road TO the Secretary of the Treasury
that frequent abuses arc committed on the road
such as throwing down the walls, digging away the
banks, &c. and he suggests that measures ought 10
be promptly adopted to prevent, aud To- punish these
Outrages.
This investigation suggesle TO the committee
Two points ri inquiry, To which their attention has
ieen directed. First, the necessity oil protecting
tlc work aiready complied against iawiess yi1-
fences and, secondly, the propriety Of King IN
ample appropriation tor adra ci. x It's progress To
complexion, in order hat the benefits i promises
may yo1n be- realized.
IN considering the FIRST point, alihou.h & appears
tlat the Secretary OF the Treasury, IN his letter
communicated ~ the last session. doubts the aff,n-
rity o COngres5to pass any la@s for Furnishing The
Offenders, the committee 90 not perceive any de-
& e. d jurisdiction. Without c1ntrogcr,ing The o.
pAion tiat the constitution does n0i W. virtue Of r.
ry grant W power conferred Dy that instrgimepf
authorize Congress % open roads aud canals IN any
siates IL seems 90 be sduitcuby all that ifa c,ui-
pact BE- made with state, inr wheh the nation re-
ceNes 9n equivalent, ne 10 tlii casc. whereby Il
sgrced inat % road SILL he opeA.d ir the govero-
vent 0f il Cnwt, and 3he states hrouvh which
the road passes grant tie right to make It. lhd the
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skFtIE Subscribers, ~, cHtors of John Glib
SON late OF PrnceWilam county, Va. being cIes,c,s
of closing their ccutosp hereby give notice "a
all persons indebted the OF said Gibson TO make
those having c2ims against said estate to-
prre, the properly authenticated before the Is; tav
Of Juc lSiG-pherWise the will not hold them
selves responsible for the payment OF the debts.
JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES REID,
Erecv'ors IF JOHN GIBSON
Dsmfrcs lamar IS 80-w,1,fs
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WILIBE SOLD

" TIL u u y DIIIJ,
A L next Powhatan Court, which is the
18th Of april, 10 the highest bidder likely Young
NEGRO MN, WHO is excellent tanner every way qlaE
fedto take charge ola Tan Yard. Certificates win be pm
ducedOn the day Of sale, certifying that the said negro man
is under excellent character.
The TERMS willbe made known on the dayof sale.
DAVID BULLOCK.
Louisa, Abyil3. 1o7-sfs
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n Hint to Non Residents. =
'AVHE Heirs of 9David Anderson, decd.
s. who thought % be residents Of the State of yire
MA, owning srfcys of military land ON C1r.
h7nd TiueT adjoining tie town lots Of Eddyville Caldwell
county, Ky about 20 miles from the mouth of SAID river by
land would do themselves service by coming forward &
examining the claims that lave bpen laid ON their surveys.
There are several head right claims already surveyed on
lands and will be shortly patented. Yankee who
citizen Of Eddyve, is very busy and has surveyed and
made right entry those surveys of Anderson's heirs
will, ifPossible, s~indlc them out of their lands
n RE.NT'JCRL4N.
Abrii3. 1oz-ats
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March O
TEN DOLLARS RE VIVID

IEW DOLL.HRN re WARD
RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, ne
: p gro man named KIT lie says he formerly work
cd with Mr. Blaey, in Middle tx ut the hlacksms trade
he says he has wife in King& Queen, at Mr.. Har-
wards, named Eie!ct. where ! expect he will aim 10
60 has Wie's father lives hirs. Muses. ut King
X Queen eourthouse. purchased him of Oldham OF
Lancaster county, the second day of February last lie wore
away cla and pantanons of blue cloth. new and stri-
ped virginia aistcoat I've is between and 50 years of
age, about5 feet inches high, has doNIeat look when
spoken 10, and speaks but little
will give the above reward TO any person. will Ill nc.
cessary eXponoes, that will deliver the said man 10 me H.
iuchmond orfve dollars to him in all so that get
MN a=7iIn JOHN BFAIE.
March -. 1O5-w4,v
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Z ANDlNti. this morning, fro.a the soll soner
A FWmcrs' Fancy, at or wharf,
1000 heavy Spanish Hides,
80 hhds. Molassss, (new crop) and
pipes choice old Cog. Brandy,
FOR SALE--Hv
RALST0N * PLEASANTS
FEB. Is. 95-a