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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
NEGROES FOR SALE, WITH

OtNeT properly.
10 virtue Of decree of the Circuit Curt Of the
p United States, for the 5t,i Circuit ana District
OF Virginia, between Phneas Bond attorney for the
creditors Ct Ezekiel Edward, PitT. and David Rnss
and others, Defts. shall! proceed 70 sell public
auction, upwards Of TWO HUNDRED SLAVES
beng the slaves and their increase conveyed by
DAVID Ross TO VIM. Ncwbern and others, BY deed
OF trust ON the 2lst October, 1907, ard recorded
inthc court ofCampbell county.
The sale will commence at Hoyles Tavern, in
the town O! Lynchburs, on the 26tl, day of Februa
ry next, and continue from day to day until it is
complete
The slaves will be sold FOR approved, endorsed
notes at 90 days, negotiable in the Bank of Virgins.
or the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
These slaves are represented as extremely valua-
BILE, most If not all ofthem, having been employed
IN or about the Oxford Iron works in the county Of
Campbell; number ofthem are id to be remark
ably well skilled in the working of Iron. They will
be sold in families rs far practicable with justice
to the parties concerued
On Friday, the LIST day of March next, or rs soon
after AZ the sale of the negroesis finished will be sold
at the Oxford Iron Works, a number of Wagons
and their geer, carts, and implements used ia the
business of the Iron Works, with the stock of the
trade, and number OF Horses, Mules, Cattle and
Hogs.
The terms of sale willbe the same as with respect
TO the slaves
WM. MANN, Commissioner.
January e3. 82-tds
The printer ofthe Press at Iynclburg, will insert
the above advertisement till the day of sale aud for
ward his account to VIM. Mann for payment
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sion wSs iet OF their susianin; some riary. The
wards, va menac. 5, however, could prevail on the
Frcnca eroehclsurs, porters and laborers, plying ia
me streets tor employment, 10 lend their AMI. The
French, % the loves. class were too indignant aud
mutnous To lie the abeto. OF such spoiation. The
ladders at the a exhibition OF sioCes sa-
VAIN, learned monkeys, III the neghborool OF the
Louvre, were at length put; requisilion To unlhan
the pictures The Pylliisu divi,ity OF Olympus
lay in the streets all Might and mght have suffered
iion any accidental tu,nut aud the Venus de VI -
dies MAS iiIed, like an abY don-d female, 90 take
up her abode for some hUGrs in a common guard
house.
The comnssaries of the duke of Tuscany, having
seat of the Venus, laid their hands the Madonna
della Segeis.
The Sl'aniaisls claimed their share in this gene
raj distributions, and succeeded better than they had
done in their purpose ol inyasiOn--of which. it APP
pears, that the principal motive that OF obtaining
clothes, since they had heard with somc envy,
tha, almost ;li the troops Of Europs had made th,r
toilette at the expense oil France.
And lastly presented themselves, the commisss-
res of the king Of Sardinia. They came at sn uo-
lucky moment The Austrian guard at the Muse
um had .csn cai'c away TO assist in the removal OF
tn hors SIT the TLnilIerics. the guardians OF the
Museum, raised iutu Indignation at the attack oil
these new commissiries, collected their forces
consisting OF numerous workmen, and with brush
and broom, swept the Sardinians out OF the gale
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From CIBR.3LT.7R.
Constitute 9fthe United States,

Gibraltar, November 25, 1915.
The brig Commerce, capt. Riley OF Ncw.York,
vas wrecked on Cape Bajados, on or about the 10,h
81 October last, on her passage from this place to
the Cape de Vertls-vessel and cargo totally lost
Capt. Hiley and crew made slaves of " the Moors
The ca7tan and four men were brought within fonr
Gays journey Of Magadore, the remainder Of the
crew "eremarched into the interior. The ncces-
saIy measures were ma%ingat MagaIore for their
ransom, go dolls. and two double barreed nauskets
for fire.
" The above is an extract Of letter from the
~ ;. agent at Magadorc to SIr. Simpson orr Con
snl at Iangers. Mr.. Simpson has taken means to
ehectthe ransom OF five persons who are detained
near Aiasadore. For the ConsuI,
WM. b. JACKSON,
Vice Consul"
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tial men The Pceiiicn;'s rnesssgc, at the crer-
W of the session. 1ics the spplaWses OF ii,
fsGeral party Mr.. Dallas's rep II clear ara
eireuG's ,aniia, conveyed n the language Vi ho
nest stat sInan, aNous for tie pro pvriiy ohs cou
tsy--And The report OF tic Committee a Ways
and Means (mser,,dm our paper Ut Yesterday
rs equally clear ami satisfactory giving tp the Amc
rican .eople encouraging p.e,ure ui tlic NaiOa-
81 finances, showing what taxes may he repeated,
ard what should be retained. III order 10 mai,,tain
the Republic in It's present state Of high respectable
iiy in the eyes If the nations If the world.
Knowing OF hat iaiin.,c irnpc,taace Sinking
Funds TO the honor aud SAFETY o! Nation, We are
particularly pleased v,;h the ot that Fund-It
is At present S,0OO000, but by the PROPOSED regula-
tons, ii will shortly be augmented than
l5.00O,O00 OF dollars, tn b. able l,ay of ;hc
whole %! our National debt IL IL ycars--a most
cheering prospect To the people oil these Cnitej
States, anu ram security tor the pcrmanence OF
our Republicaa institutions.
The Sinking Fund OF England amounts to Ii mil
lions sterlig-BUt los the bcueIe:.l effects of this
Fund, England had sunk under her thousand ulil,i-
ohs OF National Debt. IGiliriore .2aerican.
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r.lLE,aRkE IaR0i,kRf.l. E.. So.

T.iLL1BLE PROPERTY ~" Sale.
FHNiE Subscriber offers Zoe Sale, a very valuable
Z FARM-situated in the Clur,y Of Janes-C CT
~. and nearly between Green Spring and James
Town. containing about t,oef,e hiaored acres, more
tan three hundred Of which are low grounds ii I,
very superior quality, [shout half of il already re-
claimed, ard now preparing iofs crop Of tobacco
and corn, OF the remainder about one half is well
timbered with hickory, oak, pine, cypress, &c (and
IS, generally, land oi excellent qualify. the other is
IN cultivation, and is IN a slate o:rap improvemcnt,
(ne enclosing anu non-gfazing system being rsitiy
adhered to-
There is upon this Farm large, well built, two
story, brick house, with sil necessary out houses,
lincludmg large barn, a tomcco-house, aud corn
house, al, nearly new. Also an apple-orchar,l. oi
about two Thousand trees-filteen hundred OF which
are voung and ilourisiing.
With the shove desirable estate may also he had,
about 30 likely negroes, excellent stock al cattle
sheep, hogs, mules, &c. an extensive supply oi
farming utensils, which are generally of the most
improving kinds, and from three to four huudre.l
barrels olcor,.
In the land gool bargain may be had, and the
payments made convenient
Forterms, apr'v to William or Robert M'Cand-
isis, Esquircs, Of Williamsburg, or 10
+. HARMON.
Petersburg January %. S2-im
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ys7i!E subs, giber offers io- sale, sx,y valuable
n SLAVES, coRsisting of nicn, women, boys
an. girls and some ::.l;ants, being two-tiirds Ut
certaia slaves he properly Of Rnss & Heck, as
merchants, IN Partnership, and the Subscribers
Two thirds are 10 be divided l., commissioners of
respectable characters under DEGREES oil The lion
o,sbe the Supreine Court OF Appeals, and carri.
cd iHto eSecuopby the DEGREES ~ the Honorable
the Superior art OF Chancery ior the district OF
L,nrlburg. The Subscriber has no personal
knowledge OF the said slaves, but from every COM
municaion respectiSg them, he is advised they are
very valuable people, rs well from COOL dispo--
onas from their natural abilities to perform the u
suSi duties OF lahourers. The title to the slsrss
is undoubcd. The sale will be- at the Town orI.:-
bsrty, IN Bedford County. on the Sth day IL Feb
raary next one fourth OF the purchase mooney TO
he pad down; one fourth in ! months the re-
naming hall ~ IL months thereafter Notes for
the credit part OF the sale with approved euorsers
negotiable and payable at either of the Banks in
iynchhnrg will be demanded, ard where the p,.r-
shaSer las II IN his power Ia pay more than the
proportion herein stipulated t,rcount of six per
cent tor the time suel prompt uayment is male
VIII be al!owed-and whereas it inay happen that
Respectable Strangers may become purchasers ut
IN" Sale, who may have acquaintance or negotia-
TONS with either OF the Banks, in all such eases.
bonds and approve security may be substituted in
place OF The negotiable notes with eHdorsers f< the,
Twelve months payment, the two first PAYMENTS 10
be made in cash, or rs aforementioned.
DAVID ROSS.
January 90. et.st
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JdELES RIYEP LANcD in Charles CYty
For Sale.

IN Pursuance Of a Deed of Trust from Richard
Carter to me, DARED 9Th January, isl4, made for
the purpose Z" securing the payment Of
sim Of money to William Royall. shall
sell at pubic auction on the premises, con.
formally TO the provisions Of an act Of Assem-
bly, passed the 25th day of November, 1914, entitled
" An Act concerning Execution aud Tor ether pnr-
poses. Do the 9th day of February, 1916, the
TRACT ofLAND situated in Charles civ c,,',,ev
and bounded west by James River, on the south bv
the lands nj Samuel Dcmoyille, decd on the east
by The road l. aiding from Richmond to Shirley. and
on the north BY the lands Of John Royall--Contaio-
ing By estimation, three hundred acres, be thc same
more or less OR so much Of the said land as shall BE-
5uieicni to satisfy the aforesaid debt and the ex
peuvss OF executing the trust.
MATTHEW HOBSON, Trustee.
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holm IA FAWN


SuRViVING paitrer Of tie firm of Theode
/ y rick Armistead. has, hv decd executed on
In ,e day of January, 1916. conveyed to James
Taylor, Albert allmand, William A. Arinistead
ana Francis y Taylor, both in lis own name and in
mat OF the Co-pactnershn al! the Estate belonging
enherto himself Individuality, or to the firm Of
lheoderick ArrOis,ead. The object OF this con-
'eyance has been, first, TO provide for and secure
certain creditors who are specially enumerated !;
ana afterwards to satisfy prOportisnaby, all the o.
ther creditors who shall consider it exnedient TO
avail themselves of the conditions Of the Deed -
hose conditions, among other things require dat
'nose whose claims are to be prnportionaIly paid,
sbai', on or before the expiration Of six months
from the 81 dayof January, 1916, and before the
payment OF any oftbc debts due to them, covenant
N writing, not 10 arrest or prosecute John II
fawn on account of such debts shall sign release
ot ell demands against The firm of Theoderick Ar
instead or sgainst John II. F2wn and shall rely for
the discharge of their claims exclusively uson tie
iands created by this conveyance.
he Deed is in the possession Of the Subscribers.
and can be seen on application to them Public no.
nee olls terms and conditions is hereby given TO
the creditors Of J shn II Fawn, and Of the firm o
iheodetitk Armisead, t;at they may govern
themselves accordingly
ALBERT AIJ.MAND, \
W. a. ARMISTEAD, os1ctng
FRANCIS S. TAYLOR,1 ''SStS"eeS-
January 1S. 8O.ow
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January 90.
EDUCAVION.

b5ETFR NELSON has at length ben
prevailed urn by the Trustees of Irasiingfsn Hay,
.c0 , to preside at that Seminary. He is old and
Tuition ~ilhe 30 dolls; board at the Academy and in
nit,nts in ADVANCE will b.. required ~
The teIm OF board tuition vil commence o ,I,e
ton. '' ' =" ''e''
Ihesituation is remarkably healthy ami miles from
Richmond and ten from Hdloter Iosn
January IS. 8O-oarpsr,
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NEGROES FOR SALE

TsNiE Subscriber, in order to prosecute pursuit
q distinct from agriculture, or the working of
slaves, Will sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, ut
Prince Edward eourt-house, on Tuesday, the 5Oth
OF this month (JaDuary) iflar, if Otherwise, the
next fair day, about FIFTY NEGROES, of iii fer
end descriptions; the major part ofthem we're raj
sed by the subscriber, and there is not one amoag
them an OLD or Indifferent slave. They have been
wellkcpt % relates to clothing and feeding, though
never ndulSed Ia Incidence. Upon the first view
ct them, one will hesitste to say, that the sub
serlber might challenge any man in Virginia, not
possessing largerquaDtity, TO slew the same num-
bar o. slaves Of equal appearance and their cha
racters, in general, are uncxceptonable. There
are among the men, rough blacksmith (young &
very likely) carriage driver, and among the wo-
men, az excellent semnstres5, weaver, srd some
excellent hOuse-sereants (; there arc also bnys Of
good size Tor th2 plough, omen and children. and
parcel of elegant girls suitable to begin house bus
ness. The whole viii be positively sold for Whist
they will command but osly Virginia o. North
Carolina state bank notes, will be received in pay
ment. EPES SPAIN.
Dinwi1die, january r.. SO--2awitr
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Boston. JdiiUdry g.
THE GTJERRJFPy,

Two stages on tie Plymouth line, arrived last e.
yenlng, but brought person from the VINEYARD
beutlemen who lett Welileet shd Brew ster on Sa-
tiIay, heard OF vessels having been cast away ON
Cape Cod, during the last snow storm The
Guerieie Frigate from New-York for this port.
had arrived at PrOyincetown from which place sbe
s'''ed on Thursday last p. ". but put back again.
o,,,....... Jdnany is.
Bm1ue Romulus, Morgan, as days from ST. Ubes
Tor Boston, with salt, wine. frlit &c To WIN. Cod
daifl was totally lost near Pgeoa Cove, Cape Ann,
about two O'Clock on Thursday morning last We
nave perused Capt @Orgsn's journal of the FIVE
Days previous 20 her loss, from which appears t,nt
en- Saturday, 9th inst she sprung leak On Grand
Banks, in violent STORM that the leak con-
tiaucd IN increase, the pumps constantly choakiny
aud bailinS (,hough closely perssyered in for the
tree iast days dat the crew had not time In cat
or drink during that time) -that finding her in a
sinking condition., Z feet water IN the hold and hsv-
irg made land, and violent snow vt lhe tifoe found
i Indispensable to run her ashore-when the mast
went by the board-that all hands then got upon
tic rnanmsst, and reached the shore IN safety
though almost pcrsl,e,l with cold and fs,;gqe and
found hospitable house in abnut two hours after
they landed. Capt. W. has just arrived in town
with lis crew, except the mate, who is lcn in
charge OF DE wreck
l.ctt no American vegg,ls NJ ST. Trbea -Sob r,os
So IS per noy Of 22hld.- Spoke 81 DAYS since.
bat 81, 80, ION 81, an English brig 80 days from j.
vcrpooi Tor New 0rk saw two bliz5 in The bay
which have arrived At Cape Ann.
January 10.
Schr. ----, Hopkins, or Portsrnoufh. went on
shore 81 Point Ahcrton Bqr, TO the ) Of 3o,i9n
Li.lii, during thc violent gale NJ Friday morning
ia~t-a5id all on Jsald bcrigicdi Her cargo consis
Ted II tar and W., Supposed from the southwark.
The c1paia'5 chest and papers, md part of her ear
90 haa driited ON shore aud the people ct Nan
ticket we're saving the property, Stc The si,ovc
news IS received tbs morning by the plot-boat
Argus. lhe SCH. was seen 70 So On shore but no
relief could Be afforded by tie pilot boat.
Since ths commencement oftbc present essisn ~
Congress z have had three State papers. conaIly
luminous and satisfactory to TIE .4iuds Of all iops
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FOIIND

GONE dav last week, by Servant, in this City,
- a BANK NOTE of some Observation-Disclosures
has lost the same, shall have it on proving property
paying the charges of this advertisement. and giving
the negro some little compensation.--Apply 1t this
Office.
January IS. S2-9awSy
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STAUNTON ACADEMY.

TENf1E TRUSTEES of this Institution
have The pleasure OF informing the public that they
have engaged the Rev. James Wilson, who in coniInco
with Mr. bartholomew Fuller, viii hereafter have Tie care
OF tins Seminary, where the Latin Greek and French Lam
gaes and the usual branches of science will be TAUGHT
From the characters Of the teachers and the albrtv ohc
place, II believed parents and guardians cannot select
more eligible situation for the education of YOUTH The
summer sSson will commence e 18th day of Nav next
until when, pupils will be admitted any Time and charged
roPortoiaiy There will hereafter be vacations in
the year. OF on month each, the first beginning on tl, st
day of April the other thu October. Terms>of tl
on as heretofore. Boarding be had espectable fan
lies moderate terms
By ord or efGie Board,
SAMUEL CLARKE, Secretnry.
January %. $685.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I n pursuance of Deed of Trust from
Robert Campbell and wife 10 me dated the first of Ian
uary 1872 OF record in the General Court, 10 SECURE thu,
and E'Habeth i. YOWglsband, adnx Of Pltssant Youn
sEnd dec shall sell, public auctions confornahv 20
ue provisions OF the act Of the General Assembly of hi,
Commonwealth, passed the 25t of November 1914 ent
ue An act concerning executions and ng other pirpo-
ses before the door of the ReIayern, In the city oil Rich
fm on ie tel'i day OF February, the three follow
g tracts or parcels OF LAND, lying in thnt part of The
county OF si, III this STATE which FORMERLY pa1 of
nee9uny ~ haiE'"lH 10 wit Ono containing 1--WE
hhuru .erS, by survey, dated the twenty thrd day ofOc
,C lg8 granted BY tins commonwealth John IIcks x
itoO campbell, adjoining the north side the survey of
ie sau Hcss o. campbell. number three on the waters of
hye hundred acres by survey, dated tie 2iof October
l796, granted by this commonwealth. te said TcEy ggd
taWtcof, Joining their survey OF five hundred acres NUN
ri"r, ami onthc north se tlcrcOf, between the left hand
IorkO Big sandy Creek Ut tie Ohio river. the Min
ire sandy Cre--And another containing five hun
dft acres by survey dated the twenty fifth day Of October
l195 granted BY This commonwealth ic said Hicks q,f
td7DsH, near the dividing ridge between Big and Iittl
sandy creeks OF Ohio river. about six miles from said river
lng the north SIDE OF survey made for snd Hicks and
LarDc number six and west side Of teir survey. number
Tour wihc sad three tracts " land part OF the real
estate to Which Robert Hicks Of tie said John fiicks
the Richmond District in suit bctween Gjeu 0nd )O
ean, and others, agreed 10 release sad R6Jt Cag1DiN
all ms The said RoDcT Hirts interest crciB frtic cnls
rauoS ~ toe SAID answer niIirne among which j. The
suno two hundred dollars which sail sum The said Cg1ib-
Heks. n VIII S an
imuaryo 76--7awtIs
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District Pay-1fa8fer's Office,
Norf1lk. i'm. II. 13i6-

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, TO An Gov
~ cEnVgD, That am authorised 10 receive, AL.
Just and pay existing claims for Military Services
rendered prior to the st Of Tie year 1916. within
this District-tl persons holding claims as above
are requested toe forward, that they may be
settled with accordingly.
JOHN b. COOPER,
Disfrsct Pay-.3fGsfer T.. S. n
7g-2w
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Ae7y- York, October %, 1915.
DEAR SIR

DEAR SIR,
Since wrote to you and Gen. TGon. about
me Fapour-Bath, have had many opportunities OF irving
its practical efficacy am and more satisfied ofth
value OF the remedy IL is neat cheap handy anil
so witli tie reach Of any body that srpasse every thing
win winch am acquainted for applying cnlOric the
external surface of the human BODY. II il 50 CAPABLE OF
conveying heat susceptible ola higher or lower tcinperr
tnre and 50 wei adapted longer shorter confirm
aiee, that us power W b. beneficial, exceedingly enlarged
But above ALL t'e c1orc may be directed part Of tbs
bo or to ne whole body. TO arobust person. "
the lowest df1ty 10 adult infant with nueh
ease and benefit. s realty consider il one ofthe most
happy eNpeteuts that practitioner canenpUy. For cs
topor md That apathy aud langDur of the cnticar sur
iHee 80 otter the orerrunsr or companion of eyers, t y
preferable 20 any mode Of applying heat The Warn
Bath warm lamentations and The yaporrs of hot water
very ineris' 20 IL.
The poeus in orr hospital are exceedingly pleased
with ,sand Tor myself, explain it, sror il, and recon-
mend il.
Accept The assurance ofiiy high e.teesi and rei,ar
5r.Jennings.
The following certificate Of the Rev fir. Reid q learned
and excellent minister of the Presbyterian Church OF or
place (iynchburgis the more interesting 0nnccouuf Of h'
residence in The town which gave hfth ~ fe invcnn
on tioe Who know Mr. ISi will know how 70 apprc~
ate his testimony.
Lynch6urg, Sehfem5er 26, 1915.
DEAR SIR
Ihayelad your psteut Stclm Bah in rsc IN
my family about two yenrs, have applied IL IN variety O.
eases, and hive aysperccvtd the hapic effects 20 fo
love- ln word, Iconder efficient AGENT IN ar
resting iut@lr ncpient state. az disease originating ~
iuaung AT fonimOn Of sickness IN his family, witoa
medical assistance.
Yoers very respectfully,
UILLiAW S. RI
IT Dr. Jenniggs has remoted 10 Morrill,.
January is. 7s.4t
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CARTER H. DREW * Co.

CARTER n. DREW * Co.
v e just received, per the Warrington, from
liverpool, and will open i'll Few days, ut the
house now occupied by Mes;rs. jerks & BiEnrs.
fifteen PACKAGES Of GLASS WARE, part very
elegant, consisting otfnc Cut & Plain Dscan,ers.
Pitchers, Tamblcrs, Wing, Sylabub AID Jell,,
Glasses, Sugar BasinT, Cream lures, Lcmonade
Sans, India Shades Passage lamps, Proof Phials,
SEC &e. And are in daily expcciato, of RECEIVING,
n assortment at EARTHEN WARE, consistineo
oi tine blue Printed and Instre Pehcrs, Dining
Sets, Sic. Also, per the ,Iolu Berquin, from Ma.
deUi', q few quarter casks choice OLD. WINES.
all OF which will be sold low, Cor cash or.acceptanc
es in town.
January IS. 7s-tf
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.NUTTCE.

II Hereby forward all persons from put
ting any backing loang board nv Boats. Unless by
my consent, will w. responsible for any damage
less sustained on goods entrusted 10 my vaternen.
SAMUEL. STOKES.
January IS, S2iw
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82-2awSw
DR.. ]. NJ. SHEPPARD
A . ID NNHnNr1NrN n.

B Z AS REMOVED to Richmond, and
hood.
His shop is the in which the Pcst-Ofce was
lately kept, and his residence i'll the house formerly occupied
by Peter v Daniel, Esq. and lately by captain Murphy
JaHUd!p IS. Sl--St
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
FIFTY DOLLNR.S REW9RD-

FlFTY DOLLARS REIV.4RD,
EToR MACE, black man, about 10 years cid
L between and feet high, well set, little
squnt IN one eye, wears ear-5obs was raised in AL
exandria, where lac has been hired fer several years
and IS expected to he there now lie was sold by
hr. hIchard Strawn of Westmoreland, to MIR.
Fu!eher oil Richmond, and by him to Daniel Field.
Thirty dollars for lsIlani, a yellow man. purchased
OF MIR Bell OF Richmond, by Daniel Field, about
40 years OLD, feet high, aud stout made Has
good countensnce, though bold and assuming. He
IS an excel Mt ogtler and carrage-Iriver He has
vile Mr.. Elliott's, in Petersburg, where he lv-
ed many years, and is well known.
hiry dollars tor Kit, black inan, purchased of
Jr lazewell, OfChesterield county, about So years
OLD, uneommony stont male, very black, and dis
posed to smile when spoken to- Has wife, at Pc
tnrsburg; believe NJ DR.. Walkers. He has been
seen several times lately in the neghborIood of Pc
tersbuig and Of Dr.. Iazewe will pay the p
boye reward, oa their being delivered in the Peni-
entiaFy, in Richmond. DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY
December OF zI.f