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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
ALGERINE CRUIsERg

capt. BARTHOLOMEW, at PhiIadel-
pima, IN sixty-tive days from Leeboru.
makes the following Interesting report:
Oct. 9th, Alicaat Castle w. N. ".
leagues, Is sail in sight, saw a sloep OF
war, close under the Castle, fire into a
French brig and boarded her: after de-
tanning her i~o hours, she bore away UNI
der heavy press of canvas, for a large
English ship on my weatiier-gage fired
INTO her and run under her stern, but did
not board, during all This time showlngno
Nag. She then ran under my Stern. and
made for two briggs, first hauling her
wlnd,) standing to the westward, fired in
TO them, and brought them 10 night CO.
ming Oh, lost sight of them, and several
oil us stood away for the coast of Barba-
ry at midnight, hauled up for the Span
iSii coast, fell IN with and spoke British
ship Caledonia, OF and for London, who
had been brought 10 bV The slooD Of war
size proved an ALGEBINE, plundcrior
all she ODarded, and capturing or destroy
ing aliSpahish and itaiiaa vessels. CAPT.
......, of the ship Caledonia, saS The Al
gerlnc irisate, at dark, bear away for AZ
E.frs, with two brigs in co. Oct &, off
Trafalgar, after aOistiug the American
flag, was fired into by a SPANISH fri
gate, who hauled up for Cadiz, several
sail Ia co. The polacre Alligator. Farris.
oil Philadelphia, was at Alexandria. I'm u
gypt, IN August, where the Paehe RI red
with great violence in cOBse1uriiec of
which, all vessels arriving from the Le-
want, are subject to three or four months
quaranine.-Lelt at Lcghorn, September
25tb, brig GosSipiun, Pearce, for Boston
~ u days; an hermaphrodite brig from,
sew York, discbargng brig Wimof
DeVerenz, 80 days from PHILADELPHIA. IN
quarantine, dlscliarging. OnIsland Cor
coma, saw barque Camel, oil Salem. beat
ing into Leghorn roads.
The Diet Of the German Confederation.
during the last winter. passed a resolve, by
which they declare that they will receive
ministers from the several Eurobean
states, and also from the United States
ofAmenca, and that they will appoint min
lslers to represent them a. foreign courts.
whenever the interests Of the states they
represent shall require H. We have Sc n
no noiice IN any foreign paper Of any lii
plomaiic appointment by lllis BODY. bw
1t IS mentioned III tie PHILADELPHIA Dem
ocrailc Press, that Boron Gsnern.
Duichman, arrived at Philadelphia abont
a month ago,in the capacity of Rcpfcsen-
taiiye OF tile Germ3Blc Diet. and las pro-
ceeded TO Washington. The great nrn-
Der OF emlgrant Germans in dis country
renders such mission obviously impor-
iant to lhe welfare of lie natives 9th
Uermah States. Bat Fsd Ggrt
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Clay Bank No
EenlaNe Vuitinn.

MISS MARY TERRELL proposes TO open a SCHOOL
" FOR the instruction yopng ladies' the ensuing year
at the residence of her mother in the OF
the Green Springs Louisa county Her course Of in
strnetoh VIII embrace the following branches of Ednea-
ton-geography the French and English languages gram
nlatleaily, painting, drawing and arithmetic.
The price of boardan tuition the former ch in
bedding, viii be furnished by Mrs.Terre at an.
NUN.
The qualifications OF those, who solicit public patron.
age la the pursuit which Miss Terrell is about TO de
vote her time and her requirements, in any other
must, Tor the most part I'm the first least be
taken either on recommendation or trust For herself
she VIII only say that her education ha been directed 10
qualify her for female Instructions and assure those
who may favour her undertaking. that no attention or
endeavour shall be wanting her part enllghen the
minds, and form aud confirm The morals Of her pupils
heT school VIII commence The 18th OF January next.
Green Springs, Louisa Nov. IL. 5l-wtIJ
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by. Ransay's

] UNIVERSAL HISTORY, AMERICA MEDIA person
~ VIII call on the Citizens of Richmond aud the Mem
oes oil The Legislature ia few days. their signatures
as patcois la the above WORK. and present tenihe ist
'oiue as iar specimen OF The which the hole
VIII De conducted. IL will be printed good paper and
iait type, at 81 " volume, IN sheep binding or y ~.
CALI gilt IL IS expected to DC In or IL oct
IMPRESSION OF The History Of the u States from the first
settlement as English colonies, in 1907 and continued To
tue Treaty OF Gheu 1914 and should The mt
ne suincient TO warrant the expense publishing the
foreign part, the publication will cease at the cotple
on oi these vouines-oherwse, they will be delivered
as uey are printed, once M months till the are
completed, To be paid for delivery. The nanuscrnt
Is under the direction Of society of literary gentlemen
particularly Of DR.. SMi1A late President of Princeton
College, N. j.
Dr. RAMSAY wasupw2rds of 40 years engaged in com.
pig auu preparing this History Tor the press. As
writer aud an historian he stands nurvaled on this side
oil tue Atlauc. In consequence OF having by other pu-
SUITS ia life FOR the completion OF this Work. lie died in
sovent-ieavng us manuscript for the public deter
nine whether II shall appear remain in Obscury -
The gentlemen who have the direction of 1t aIe neither
booksellers nor printers, aud receive pecunary con-
SHERATON for their trouble, but willing make the
necessary advances to carry il into execution provided
the sale is warranted by the patronage of the public
The profits arising are exclusively for the support and
ddcaon oi numerous family of children-,O them its
success matter of deep impo tance. The American
part % volumes) will be delivered in the course of this
WINTER or the ensuing Spring. This part the Work
almost indispensable every family particularly where
there children instruct il is the only produc-
every class in the community possess ought TO be
heray patronized by the public generally hos
tile they may towards works published in this way.
Deceniber6. G2tf
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FvesM IYeas, Wines. &c.

4 AUNPOWDER, ImperiaI1 Cbuan, black and youpp
- Tyson TEA, highly approved
quality ~ 80
10 cases fresh SALAD oil
10 uerces double BROWN STOUT, TonpEins & Mur.
rays spring importation
500 Canis,ers GUNPOWDtK from the celebrated touse
Of Pigow, q ndrews 8 WILKES
20 boxes genHiue Havana SEGARS
10 cases tine sparkling CHAMPAGNE
pipes superior old Madeira WINE
Do. DO. Jamsica s. Antigua RUN
do. DO tiolland-GtN
Duddie's Durham MUSTARD. IN ~. < ilb bottles
100 kegs fresh JamiesOns CRACKERS
ALMONDS, Painnts, Fhbcfls, English Walnufs Gfarcs.
Olives, Capers, Anchories, Oranges, Fnelisb s.u.
ces, footaud door Mats, colcuted ana piain--vtth
an assortment Of SPICES. &c. sc.
These articles were selected by The subscriber psgcu.
iaIy Or retailing TO private families aud he can assure
ms friends, they Of good quality ascan be pufc.
sea IN to"n' CARTER ~. DRHW
3t1 doors Gb0Ue the Beit T0feyB.
aHf
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TRENCH PApEI1S

Boston, Dec. BY the ship Ranni-
bal, from Hayre, which arrived Yesterday
Mr.. Topliif received Paris papers 10 tie
18th Oct. and MIR Hooper, kosen papers
to the i4th, giving Paris dates one clav la
test. They obiigingly favored us With
them.
Every thing Indicated the pcrmanencv
OF European peace. Some cross-grained
negotiations were on the carpet between
fhe Ottoman porteand Great Britain, re-
speeding the occupancy of the Ionian ISL
ards by the latter. they viii Terminate
practically
The industry ofLouis rs, indicated the
perfect restoration of his heaiih.-He bad
given his consent 10 lie marriage ofihe DH-
chess OF Castlgiione (Sido8 Of Marshal
Augereau)iO The COuntde ST. Aldeporea.
Marshal cudlnot continued the military
tayorlie at court. Gen. Bormont (oho
iOinea The royal standard few days h..-
lore tile battle Waterloo was ~ high "a
vor. The Grand Admiral Of France was
ON VISIT 10 lac marine 6ePO,s. Al France
WAS qulef, and no trials were goirg oa
but Tor civil Offences. 3be French 8nus-
ter OF the Interior had sent new insiracli-
ons from tie Board ct Asreuliare. for
the pres erva,ion OF Potatoes, and forcor-
vertlng them .Hto bread stuff.
The Gloucester Sea Serpent made a
large figure in the Paris papers; and his
capture was announced. - Coatlu5icfed IN
the I10uen i'aper. And W. Noel dc Ia Mo
rlnlere, inspector OF the Fisheries. had
published long and able meiuoir on The
existence ofthe monster.
The French Stocks continued statioaa-
ry.-Five per cents. at 50 10 66.--Bank
Shares, 1887 To 1890.
he RUSSIAN Emperor was prosecuting
hiS splendidtour; and the Russian Court
was preparing TO leave Petersburgh TO
pass the winter III Moscow.
TRANSACTIONS
MADRID, tSpain,) Sept. 2O.-WhiIe in
some parts of The Peninsula, Spain and
Portugai,) conpt',jats are made OF ihe ex-
cesslse abundance 81 the harvest IN The
nelahboring prosiHceS. the murnur is.
that the failure OF the crops must produce
nearly famine. Atthe present moment.
all CASTLE are demanding liberty 10 ex-
port their surplus produce, Us tie cuitiva-
tors complain, that without this privilege
they Will be unable 10 realize from their
crops the amount Of their labor. In this
important and delicate situation of affairs.
the King has directed the Council OF Cas-
Tie TO report dehnitively On the sub
ject.
The King has granted the grand deco
ration OF the royal American order OF Is
abella, 10 Lieut.. Gen. Count de la Bisbal.
Don Jos. P. Valiente, and Brig. General
Don Monteyerde, for their signal services
an contributing TO the qualification, Ct ON. IL
naerican colonies.
MUNICH, BAVARIA Oct. 3.-The au-
gust spouse OF the Prince Eugene Beau
harnoisl has been happily delivered of a.
mother prince.
The price of grain has considerably
fallen IN various parts of Germany.
PARIs, Oct. l2.-Ihe Spanish Consul
al Rouen has notified all French persons
who propose TO euigrate To South Ameri-
ca, 10 JOIN the Spanish insurgents, tiat if
they are taken with arms in their hands.
they will be treated as robbers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Bythe Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Vi,Sinia,
"A PrOclaNAatiOn.

WHEREAS Information has been received by the Elk.
ecutlve, dom the iailer of Prince George county.
ldt me JAN OF said county the 18th day of Iuy
last broken open, and the following criminals forciby
maze tht escape theTelrom, TO wit George Bush Jeb
huue Joseph Barry, Matthias Fulton William Jacks son
ana Jvhn Nicholas, and going at large I have
therefore thought it, by and with the advice and cousrut
aoars EACH to any person persons who shall appre
hsu ad convey to the Jail Prince George county foe
sdd, the SAID criminals either oftheD So tt thev
may De Gealt with as thelaw directs Aud do norcover
require All Officers civil and military aud the oood
people of this CCnmoN tath to use their best
TO apprehend and them be brought TO iustice
Given under my hand as Governor and under The Seal
OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond ths Isl day Of
loedtJ November, thousand eight hundred and sew
enieen, aud OF the Commonwealth the forty.se.
cOhd' JAMES =. PRESTON.
. ''' J2-wSw
description Of ne a5ore named cufprifs C;eorps
BUSH "a nlaTner) about feet inches high Ipbt
idlr, walks rather one sided IN consequence of wound
~ the mp, dars swarty comprehension Wide IA ma
heI shOut teetO OF 10 inches high bold looking dar
ing Fellow, With light haTJoseph Barry "a mariner
ieet 10 or III inches high, large black WHISPERS black
ndiT ana uerce countenancc Matthias Fulton abos six
leet hgh, mas downcast Ouk aud little knock kneed
the above prisoners laid further trial AZ me
superior court 10 he held for the SAID county of Prince
george at September term Also, william Jacks
iree man OF o00S who was committed on snsncion Of
ieioniousy stealing two mules the properly Of Richard
StruVaht OF the fald county-alsO John Nicholas Una
IheIate OF City Point, ofthe ship America win
'toniousy stealing aud carrying about so los Of
shttt lead; Tie hrs four el0ns have been tiled y an e
aihhg cOri, andseri for further trt4 the ro last
aboVe mentioned committed for rial iy ices Of
tue peace ioi the said county. suspicion o felony
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
raS ana three times week during The session of The
Iyfs LscfSsltEre-Price, the SAME as heretofore fte
D,rs ecy a,nnln, payable ia advance Notes OF Char
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TERMS OFADNERIlSING.
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1V U TIT q NC C""14HOH0 t0tIN y TUstNlt
IA PrOcAaNati0n.

NSREREAS it has been represented TO the Executive
w by jaiier of King George county that THOMAS
TAf LoR, who had been by The superior cont
OF sad county to confinement in the penitentary for
term OF two years for the grand larceny did ON
the lSih uitimo make his escape The Jail of King
sieoTge county aforesaid aud is going at large ::
Fave there fore thought it, by aud with advice and
consent Of the Council OF State, hereby offer reward
oil one hundred dollars. TO any persons who
s aPpIeheRd ana convey 10 the Jail aforesaid said
Thomas Taylor that he may be dealt with as The a
directs And do moreover requirea officers cviland
miltary, and eNhort the good people Of this common
wealth to use their best endeavoIs 10 apprehend and
cause him to be brought To Justice.
Given under my hand as Governor and under the seal
OF The Commonwealth, at Richmond this I'd day OF
Isl December, 1917, aud of the Commonwealth The
forty second. JAMES p Preston
~ ihoInas Iayioris supposed 10 bebewecn 25 and 80
years OF age, about feet 10 inches hugh stout made
round shouideTed dark skin, black hair has down
Iooh siammeTs when spoken to, ard fond Of ardent
spirits. 6Iwsw
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Eancation.

A'Hk sVhserbertespectfuy informs the public that he
VIII continue his SCHOOL, the ensuingyeaf At Little
paie, near oN"rd ~ Caroline. The schoolw be open
llth q December following making term Of 0 months
af,er oeducting Summer month for vacation. The sub
scrber will teach the English aud Latin Language Wr.
ting Arithmetic, English Composition, aud Geography
ibeiees for Tuition IN any all ofthe above branches
VIII bc 20 HOard llndeing and washing nclusiyeJ will
befuHiihed By e subscriber 40 for Cue term paya-
bic quarterly. ~ those who become nietnbers Of he
school w be considered liable for the the whole
term.
Patrons oftbc school hereby invited to visit H. to
asceItaiH thc progress q The pupils.
RUFUS CHANDt. r, I'm
iilte Yale, Dec,2. ocgw
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HAaster 0f pnris.

'E'HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
a aud the pablo, that they have large supply of
Plaster of Paris hand, OF superior quality. They
nave been informed that part OF their Ground Plaster
son during te last season, was IN damp state, and
Thereby rendered difficult TO get in proper order for
using upon tie earth; tine which produced this
mas since beeu remedied by keeping the casks of pas-
Ter dry until tsey are taken from tie yard During the
last season Tor selling plaster had of shell
eins ne same and consequently the casks after being
nHeu with plaster, exposed to the weather the
whole OF the winter season. which affected the plaster i'm
ths way very mnch. We are now prepared with every
convenience for preserving the plaster dry and
tito he delivered in good order aud of the ueyy 5est
quality WOODSON & STAPLES
Nov. ~ 81 I2t
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Names NiNerI.nna

'inE subscriber offers for sale the plantation on
which she resides, in the comfy of Pow latau ly-
Ing on James River, below the land of Mai Jacob
ncbaux, distant from the city Richmond tIir, tw
miles THIS tract contains 500 acres of which
htst rate low grounds and the balance high land OF
superior quality. She will only say strangers 10 this
sect On of the country who might wish purchase that
nearly all the advantages that can he wished apperai
To this farm and the nefghbourhood, in a high desree
For more particular information those who ANT such
place, are invited ~ view it. II desired the stock aud
utensils attached to the plantation may be had with it
For terms. apply tn b. 5. MORRISON Of the city OF
Richmond, OF toihe subscriber.
MARTHA n. GOoDE.
Powhaan. Dec. 1. 6l-vtf
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Valuable pyoNe,.ty

FNoR SALE.I wish TO sell upon Installed payments
from } to years, my TRACT OF LAND, situated ia
the county OF Buckingham, Randoph's creek eight
miles from James and i've miles fsom Wils's rivers COZ
tainng oy late survey 800 acres abentone halt which
is cleared and well enclosed and in good condition for
farming There were 81 bushels wheat sown on the
plantation this Fa The purchaser have possession
at Christmas next.
as 1t Is presumed, that person will purchase With
out first viewing the property further description is
deemed unnecessary My brother, h. A. Brown LIVING
near the premises, will shew any person DESTROYS
oil viewing them BENAJAH BROWN.
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Eifty DoNaYs NewaYd.

rENO the pOl,eness Of iend in Stapuion am indebt-
ed for the sight Of biii bearing the impression Of
the Union Hotel, and signed o. BTock"-purportng 10
be bill of charges against BaiOr Peacock Asthc wiOt
IS an infamous forgery manifeSty intended do me ini
Tyl viii give the abOveTewafd discovery Of the per-
son who committed The forgery, aud pay all Reasonable
expenses which may "tead th0 prosecution Of the vii
lain HENRY RffVLrn
further reward Of s 90 win be given b me fcr ap
pretending ard bringing trial The deteable scouudre
who has forged my to the aforementioned hill
ORRILi. BROCK.
n TIC Editors If tbe SfQunfOH mt ltlnctesfer IN.
prs requested 10 pbksh me obote asDcrfseme7l
iH their papers once feek for three ueeks amt tor
tCard their b(S tie Union H0fek.
November q. SIN
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WanteA.
To tie Flour and Rice Miilers ef'the Uniteo


HENTLEMEN-It appears that many have refused TO
pay ior Heehce TO use my improvements IN the art
OF manufacturing Hour, and in essening laDour in
kce Minis waiting the decision of the United States
SohEis~hie many others have paid freely the sums
demanded tor lcence; aud there exists no reason
why some should pay and the others be EXEMPT
lhefe has already been sufficient number Of deci-
siohs establishing the Law that each inirnger is liable
To pay treble my 0ctHat damages which cannot he
AT less than the 0dtHe g the of my property da,
t"g the infringement. I have expended the greatest
part OF long, aTduons active aud understandable life
useIui operAt" several important and highly useful
improvements, from which great benefits are derived
10 te users aud could have put in operation many
ie eluay useu, but was prevented by the GBjuslii-
apie Opposition, wasting the prodls of those in opera
uoi, winch intended TO apply 10 put others in oe.
ration, which had discovered; but which no,g i.y
dormant to my great notification aud the public in
jury.
come into the courts claiming remuneration for mn,
'c duu i"Dour Tue great expenses that incur
red III advertising repeatedly the United States and
OIL my agents travelling for many years to make trr
ity oil the improvements known, and instruct mill
winents 10 hahe ana the mers to use them. The law
coneInpIates that snail receive ample remuneration
Aiu Dy IL was encouraged 10 risk the great expences
nave repeatedly published that the price OF licence
fo the remainder of the term should be The fn. urce
OF ibe labor aud boarding saved hy use of my nm
pIOVeines IN one year only, with lawful Interest until
paid Bu To- those who inringed rights aud refused
10 pay When called on, wonid. ginning with the year
ending January 22d 1913 count the snn saved in labor
ana boarding during the last year equal the price)
as new sum becoming aud running on interest al
50 and SO on the 22d day January IN each and eve
~ year thereafter new saved labor and board
ing becomes due and runs on interest until license be
purchased demanding the interest only all these
sVs leaving tue principals in the hands of the users
W"Cu IS the least tlat can receive of them meet the
expehces that they have compelled me 20 hlcnr.
ne above are nov the only terms which my Agents
are instructed TO grant licences they are instructed
70 institute sults against all ntIngeTs without giving
them another call.
THOSE who wish to purchase Licence, may apply to
John Love Esq buckiand, Prince william County; OF
TO Captain John Moody, Richmond Va.
OLIVER EVANS.
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Rocky Mills for Sale.

ME wish to sell at the Buckingham (necembcr) court
w upon Installed payments that valuable and well
known property at the Great Fails of Wiiss river in the
county of buckingham, called the ROCKY MILLS, To-
gether with 200 acres of good tobacco grain land
win open land and improvements suitable for small
family.
II For further particulars, apply the subscribers.
JAMES WILSON,
BENAJAH BROWN.
5O-slf
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Cheap g NeM NoNAs.

OILY KING respectfully appfises bis friends aud the
- public, that he has Just received and is now operibo
an elegant assortment Of STAPLE FANCY GOODS.
purchased pine paya 10 tbe late pnDc sales in YORK.
tlo Fhianeiphia ny the package which enailcs hm To
supply cusomerw veIy cbeAp arGcles for cash or
ceptances.
IT Country merchants aud others arc invited 10 cali
aud examine the saipf. NOV. Is sCsV,f
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Noston Glass ,MaMufactory

ryNE subscribers beg leave TO Inform tber customers
\ that they authorised by the propreiors OF
anufactory supply all orders for Ola IS Of
description at the mauuiactoT prices TO he detiv
cred in Richmond free ofexpense. THIS glass is general
" acknowledged to he superior in colour 6Tit6Hcu and
sfsasth to any importedor made tile United States
aud The excellent order in which purchasers receive IT.
renders it the cheapest that he used.
All orders le at the counting house oi the subscribers
will be promptly attended to.
SMITH & RIDDLE, AGENTS
for The Boston Glass NdHRfdctOry.
November 5T.lf
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Female Education.

MFRS. MATILDA TERRELL will commence teaching
a the branches that have been hitherto taught in her
School on the 18th OF January next aud discontinue
tue i5tA of December following, dedpcting
summer for vacation. Price for board aud tuition the
subscriber furnishing beds bedding Sc To be paid
quarterly IN ADVANCE FLEMING iBRRtIL.
Arcadia laIniur N
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NNnaways I'm Custody

NJ As COMMITTED 20 the jodt Of jefferson county,
- n. me JOtiofciHg RUNAWAY lSL4TEy ri.. -.
s Dd,h ~ bright nafatto, rect inch Aieh, and
bTOoH great coat "a blrc close boded coat rbfe Hji
coat, rue PanfotOoS an Ofd tcoot hut aRdfne shoes
tOWMfea oR me ldth Of Ocfober lust s0gs he is the
Ucst Tennessee.
,BILL--a bright ngRlatfo,5 feetO inches hlgh, and
g6oW Hge0rs otd. HadOa STtl cO'OUred non c00f
dor. eoyfed patat0O1s geito,6 hoao uade uaistcoaf
me Sh0fS 0Rd m OH W0Of k0f. Coniffcd on fkc22d
81 Octobcr says he belongs to nm. BryUR,o Nelsoa
county, Ia.
DICh-abotr fUcafy ye0ys of 0ge IRE (eef ten inch.
cS high, very bf0ck ifh Scnr his f0rchead JIad
on dark coffOH cont hakf nOrn Hrhkbiac je0U
TonHdaboNt. oid tioitied p0Nfgioogs, Unite diaYy
m0isfcof. fRehat, aad co0rSe shoes. Committed on
ne l2th ~ OcfObcT g0yS ne beSOngs TO George Lane
Of &gDOrd c0NNfg, ia.
JOHN SP1NGLER Jaiior.
NoVcmbcr21. 57ngy