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Hessrs. Dc Grqf SqGfroord ) q,
HerchnGtS, SCHENECTADY.
EnIlCArION
Dg Wit CLiNrOV

ErfrGrt If letter, dafcf I0Rdon HRgif=f 4. f,o.,
Begjamia Shar, EsI. to citizen Of i,hiiadel
phid.
Since my departure from PHILADELPHIA. nv
thoughts have often rested OF the great Oh
ject of our soiicitude--the public schools
The interest feel Ia the success Of your e.
forts, and the important legislative act which
calls f0f 80 mnch Cf your attention prompts
me 10 address YOU on tl;e subject. 1.-THE ex-
tension over tile continent Of Europe IT the
Laucasteran system Of education can stimu-
late to action the body Of directors appointed
10 carry into cfieci tiie provisions OF the late
act Of assembly, could give you details Of its
success aud ofihe universal appreciation with
Which u is received, that weuld fill volumes
Ia France, 200 schools have been opened since
rs first introduction IN 1915. Yog remember
tAo letter read 10 you from my friend Conte
Lssteycre og this subject, dated November,
1917. in which, he says 80 were then ia opera
ton since then, $50 more have been added 10
Their nEmber, and we expect that all France
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Steam Boat Arrivals

LOUISVILLE. Ky Sept. 9.--The steam boat
hentucky, from New Orleans, which she left
on the 22d of July. She has brought full
cargo number of passengers and $ Il, 900 in
specie.
The George MADISON, from New Orleans.
with full freight of merchandise
lhe CINCINNATI came in sight at Shipping
pert on sun day morning, with full freight
The following Stean, Boats are no,p hing at this
pIdce and Saippingport:
Nesuvius, waiting rr,,e of water
Htna, UNDERGOING repairs.
Governor Shelby, waiting for rise of water.
Napoleon, AT Albany, repairing machinery.
kentucky soou to taxi III Fl eight.
George Madison. sooH to lake III freight.
LOcano, new, nearly finished.
Exchange, do. do.
Henderson, do. do.
Steam Bouts on the stocks in The Uiein,ty of this
t0,Ua:
One at Jeifersonville, 7OJ tons
Two on Silver Greek between 5 and 100 tons
each.
One in this town, between and 400 tons.
Three at Portland, between aud 4OJ Tons
each.
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AUGUST Z.

( 'o1MItl Ed 10 The Jail Uf the town VI peter sDufg
- On the llth hayiast, mulaio man by the name OF
bD1O, formerly the property Of Thomas Peters Of
.vIuniDA District, aud sold by MIR. NGeUnis for the
said Peters, WHOM unknown as appears by letter RS
seNeu from said Peters, bearing date the 1iih May..
me said negro claims bis Freedom and calls himself
Mnno" HaWkins-says he was sold or 8 years ago by
thomas Nichols Of The state Of Maryland, Montgomery
COUNTY or said Thomas Peterste Mr. Robert Lisle OF
appears 10 be about or IS years Of feet inches
sgn, yeio"lsb complexion, stout made, small scar on
MS emu Two scars Oh his let arm, pleasant counte-
nance. Had on when committed a blue broaacIoth
coat, aud evanston waistcoat
Inc e"neris requested to come forward, prove pro-
Fs,y, pay chn'ges aud take him away: Otherwise he
vii! be Disposed ofsccoIdiBg 10 law.
N. 4. PARISH, JailSr.
Juy H. 20. .3ul
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an CnANCEHY.--A court hctd for Prince nd.
7rlfd county the 18Th ddv of<lnguSf, 1878.
JACOB forum, sohO SHcs for me LeHeHt NJ Jonathan
HaTdNch. Complainant.
AGAINST
UiHiam Tsrcc, jr. and Benjdmin H0rdrrick,
Defendants.
Tie corYiaisgNf haviaF fied his BIZ, and tie deJcn.
0aHt Three not hdriDg eNfered his appearance sHd
grf1 sfcNritg according 10 ott offhc GeRerat as
se"Dtg and tic rites ~ this c0fff and II 0ppeGfilH
~ ne 9qfocfi0H Of ne coArf fhdt he IS not IT.
h@10'f f this state. re motion Of The complain.
erf b9 counsel tits ordered, ThQt me sGid esffnaaNt
fVrts oo ogPcar here on me FTsf dag ~ December
cottf Wef md 0HsWer the cor'ptainaRf's bH J
ant fhof copgcfthis oTder bs foyfhpiM Inserted IN
s9if enc q IRE f5bc HeUSp0pcrs printed IL the city
Of EchH0pN )sT fft0 months SUcceSsiVeIv, INIT also
Y0ffff ot IRE fr0f dOor Of ne cOurfhOHse Of THIS
county md fhe defeHdatt U0Tdtoiek 70 restrained
iran Pq8i0g QHdg fhc sH 81 0re haH0yed and rightly
00'fars ~ enc 0sIencapf Tgree until hsIHTfhcr or
rtr y fhf court. 4 coyg Tcsfe.
sept -. aS-VgT s.. J.. WSRsHAs, D. c.
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From the Bostoa PGfrioi ard Ciroricls
The following is the ehusion ofa Parci,t o,
committing the remains of child 10 In,
tomb few days since.
DEArn! with what unfeeiing hand
Thou spread'st thy chilling gloom:
pay after day by thy command,
Pin summon'h TO the tomb
10 weep some friend, some kindred dear
whom thou hast sent to sluipber here.
FATHER here rests thine aged head
Which Time had sver'5 o'sr
Thy frame, which filial duty led
My soul to Iove--adore
How cold and mute that lifeiess tongue.
Wheie once the kndes. accents hung.
MOTHER here too In awful sleep.
Thine aged limbs are laid:
Aud shall then refuse to weep
To Claim the .toic's aid
No, MoTHBRl will weep for Thea:
How many tears thou shed'st for me.
SISTER and shall my plajntive muse
Forget that fhou art here7
All, no Thy noulderiDg form renews
The agoniziug tear.
q SISTER did love thee well,
And on thy virtues long could dwell.
Lo there a little cherub lie.
Some Parents darling JOY:
All how meet his half ciOs'd eyesl
H Is my iorety boy.
Awake my CHARLES I and come TO me.
Thy MOTHER long hath wept Tor ,h.e.
Alas he hears uot--yet he smiles,
Aud sweetly seems TO say,
-UyJdther, take me 10 thy arAss,
Ind GEAR thy CHarisS array"
Fond Babe! such bliss is for me,
ANOTHER BABE BRING 10 rBEk!
Yes Death anoiher shaft hath flown
From thy mysterious bow
Ihou heards't q mothers tenderesl moan:
Yet laid her aARTHA low.
The fairesl Hover in Fiora's store,
Thy hand hath touch'd--it blooms no more
Farewell blest shades the busy cares
or life now call me hence:
Ny God hear my suPpliant prayers,
BE thod my soul's defence
When Death shall aim his massive DAFT,
To stop the cuTreEi of MY heart.
! then on wings of peace and love
may my spirit rise
To Join these friends i'm Heaven above
TO meet them in the skies.
There all is pure unsuitied hiss
One cloudless DAY OF happiness.
Sonth street, Sept. "a. E.
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~ oANokE NAVlGArIoN COMPANY. AT a meet
lug OF The directors it was ordered, that The next
annual meeting Of the stockholders in the Roanoke Ma.
Mgatoh COMPANY. whichby law takes place the 4ih
Monday in October, should be held az Rock LANDING
and that the directors themselves should meet at tue
same pace on the Friday preceding that day This 10
therefore 10 notify The same 10 all concerned.
AugHst7. Of tooo
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HaHedbte Zinc IN Sheets rcousriRg houses sheath
ing VesSeks, SC. &c.
I has been sufficiently ascertained by experiment
soh 10 this country ard Europe that ibis valuable
'nVeHuOh mas introduced better covering for houses
tban any other materials that have heretofore been
ne' u stands all Kinds Of Gather without injury it
ia,s as IoHg and ia lighter than copper VI deTs
wen as any other metal requires paint il
psIeCuy WeWitb IRON IL communicates no bad quail
70 water, being used in Europe for coffee pots, kiteh
en- niehsis, &c. and lately IN Savannah for cutters
receive and pass Oft rain water into cistefns Tor cuna
~ ahaot purposes. u little more than
h"v tHe P'lCt Of copper IS nearly cheap slate,
ahd rem It's shtnesS sqsaIe foot Weighing litle
more IMAM psund, suitable for large buildings
several houses ~ New York were covered Is or is
monibs ag0wth Iinc which is yet perfectly tight aud
uhnD'eo I've college ofihat city 10 also covered with
H. Zinc may he psed IN amest all cases where copper
tin aud lead are employed.
Tue subscriber to whom the agency Of tie sale Of the
above article in this tity been Transferred has re.
eeeo Few huadreG sheets as sample, hicb the pub
NC are invited 10 erautjnsHe vifurnish amy quantity
ihst may ne wanted. ~. b. POIIfAUX.
July ~. 2I.vtf
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Sept. Is.

APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY The sert session
a az this academy after DGeatioa 81 three weeks
Precedi"g) riA commence october sist.
MI. l.. L. talcoEib, ~ IrEoSe qualifications, as n
tory testi7ongjs engaged assistant and in
coymHcfion nth him, Ish0H continue 20 make erery
eIeTtioH IN my p0,0sT, 10 PTeSsote the Htersry and
10 those ,cho irish 4, be tatorxed respecting the
general discipline Of The school che mefho6s oftruc-
tiOR ad0bfed H ar 0Hq fdytcniarS reIafiDe to mis-
Hsfit"io, In Hch fAegG HletG 10 fesE interested,
aclFFHhStGrtiAt 1cc"ut tctI at r1y lime be cheer
IHttg .t0eR.
The accommodation jor students at the academy,
a aDpte the kalrS gfths iSfftafiGl, hoN tDeT
mr. students 20 board efseGhere if IL is fhP aiSh OF
their pdrsntS, and S.ch IRISH is eryresSSd ia person
az 0y uT1f5Hs S!af inc Students should not board
for they are nerfJy exempfcd iron. HE trouble.
Sof ana GD'riouS PaTt ~ their duties: and whsfheJ
" IS also the interest ~ fae students, depends upon
IRE question whether they ought, at all times, to be
UNDER The control of their teachers 10 be free from
IL, al times. when snch freedom is most likely to be
abused l-Fr mgseL, ON entirety siiking that pa
rents shOHEd eteciSe the right of choice which The
tdw 0HO"s relative 10 this Sn1jcct bit hope they
igtt not consider me responsible for the conduct Of
IheiF uhcR placed beysud ny control. Such
TsSp0asieiity, expressly aiscf0im.
10 PreCeRf any HiScoHsfrHclion, WOHid Observe,
fA0t ne conduct IF these students uko hare the year
past boarded iafAe neshborhood Of the academy has
6een correct ana exemplary and in many instances,
0y TO suspect that IL has been otherwise JUt
II had been 10 is certain could have ascertain
ed IL.
We irish 10 engage, as additional teacher either
gentleman Of liberal education, 0hO Is nell
Qttatifed to touch tie eiemoHt0ry branches Of En-
ter. ANSEL FRENCH
Sept. 10. 3d.. WOW
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AGRICULTURAL

lhe following circular letter, addressed IN
the President, Secretaries and member, of th.
several Agricultural! Societies in the uatien.
mas been communicated for publication in the
\. York Mercantile Advertiser.
Neic York, Sept 81. 1878.
SIR lave the pleasure to inform Won fI,at
HefruriG wishes 10 open an agricultural cor.
respondence with FTedonia This has han,,
communicated 20 me by the consul general.
William Shaler, Esq. in a despatch from Flo
renee, Introducing 10 my particular attention
Sienore Ombrosi. gentleman of great re-
spectaniiity, employed i'll the administration
Oh the nscan government, come ted with the
most eminent persons there and cannhIe ~.
giving satisfactory answers to e. cry thino re-
iating TO the arts and sciences, that NAV he
reasonably asked OF him.
inefe exists IN Florence an academy called
the oEokGoPHHIsTs, which acts as !. common
centre OF instruction in Tuscany. Itreouired
great reputation under the President Inr'
chIni. It's members possess sTea, zeal i'm col.
;ec.ing niormstion aud are cons;antly max
ing experiments at The Botanic Garden esta.
Diished during the time of the Grand Dnke
SoSmo L. Their enquiries, in addition 10 the
knowledge of simples, herbs, and plapts ev.
iehd TO The productions of foreign countries
That their eXertions NAV not IaponiNh bnt ha
Kept brisk and lively, informatiou is souyI,t
concerning the rural economy OF the UtfiIed
States. They conceive chat a kuowIe,lge of H.
progress and condition, transmitted bya faith
fol correspondent in this country will he NJ
great advantage 10 Italy.
All kinds Of information on such subjects
may he transmitted to SignOre Ombrosi thro'
Thomas Appleton, Esq. lhe American consnI
at Leshorn. MIR o. thereupon proposes an
equivaiens by Forwarding all intelligence i'm his
power, thnt may promise Improvement or ad.
vantage 40 the United States
recommend overture so honorable to
orr country, to the respectful consideration of
my ellow-ctizens not doubling ,hey will. AS
ITO, duly estimate the Importance sf lhe in
tereO"fse proposed between oUr happy aud
prosperous America and that cIasyic.I ana
cultivated regoB OF EGrope.
Accept the assurance OF my respect.
SAML, L. AFTCiIIJ
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An elegant steam boat called JAMES Ross.
was launched or HE io.h inSi. in lie Nlomon
gahcia, at PltiSbnrg, sad 10 he of the largest
size OF boats thai uasi ATE ihe western waters,
neasdrios 100 feet heeI, and rating at 80 tons
cargo. rBoU. Pat
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XTWCiNIa .--tt y che,eerv district court held IN
williamsburg jUue 10 1913
John ColsD .nd Ann C. his wife, Wm. II. Coi.in n Sa-
iah his wife, Elizabeth Ellison, infant al nEder
!eats by the sald Nm. X. Tel guardian. PIainf,sS
AGAINST
fattics iiendien eXor of Mtu. ~. DrnkaGd, who was
atnior VI has late wife ait, who executiN Of
Robert Ellison, her .oiieI husband and The said
iiek behdI.u guardian OF Robert Ellison, IN. and
alsoas adni'or de bons oiihe said sarah,
DfleRddsts.
This cause which is ordered stand revived in tbe
name ci Samuel NJ. Hal wood, who hath ntsrmaiIica
with the plaintiff t2a u. cau,e ibis day be again
heafd ON The p3rsfs tornsii! and The bill OF
'or and aas aIguea BY counsel on consideration
whtisoi The court doth adndse ornei and decree ts.
theseiendaai Patrick HenGeD tender account of TIN.
rents aud profits OF theiand % Robert Ellison * Sarah
Drinhaid since the death OF VIM. n. DiinkaId, aud
which kave been received b. The said Heniren and tie
ofthe rents and profits o the lands Of Robert Ellison
aha Sarah ninkard received by the defendants intes
tate, Wn4.H. Diinkard, in his lifetime which sid ac
counis are III be rendered before OF he
es Of THIS coui, who is directed ie state and seitle
the same. and make repent thereof court win ans
matters specially stated thought pertinent by his eli
tequiieap Ny The parties. copy, Tcste,
WM. L. BANKS, ID. c.
COMMISSIONERS ANpERsoN's OrTIcg2
~ itidnSbHis, sHe. Is, 1878.
nave appointed frIJa. the lUIh October next to
conneece the accounts directed 10 be taken by the
within ofdet-on which dal BY "a. the parties CON
eeiheo are directed To be II ibis Office wt their books
pspes' accounts Testimony, auG copy OF the Office
papers. no. ANDERSON Cou,u,,
Nep'. .. 50. .i0t'
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EDUCATioN.--A school win be continued the ensu
~ iDg year, under the direction of the subscriber
Mont Rose tic residence OF Mr. Josiah Snth, 7 miles
above POwhataB courthouse IN this seminary, will be
taught the Greek, Latin and English languages, grant
ina;cay, together with geography, history, reading,
wiring and aiihE-uc. The school will commence or
Monday the nth Of January, 1919, and teImn ate
Friday the Oh OF December following, the month Of
August being reserved for vacation. The price for tut.
ton will be 30 per scholar; ene-thirdofwbcs viii he
required on the first day April and the balance attbe
end Oitle term.
Mt. smith VIII accommodate scholars with board at
> 100 the term, to he paid quarterly in advance each
boardeT hncIng his own red aud candles.
They who patfonse the school this year, shall lave
NE Preerence IN engaging scholars for The next pTOv
ded applications be made during the present month
No scholar will DC admitted into tie school tor a short
CT period than the whole term Strict attention will be
paid 10 the morals OF the scholars.
ROBERT "a. NELSON.
Sept 2. sG .vsw
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fNOR SALE On lENI, suhdfy j,Dts ~ Dunhiik Cjth
the following Improvements, viz. large aud we'll
hnlthed store house, and extensive gTanates dwell.
Ing house aud necessary out houses good repair ard
calculated toT tie comfortable accommodation Of small
fdmily garden highly improved, and upwards OF 100
choice fruit treas OfvarDns descriptions The lot well
enclosed and viii produce annmiy fTOm49 to 50 barrels
Of corn.
This property is situated on Maitapony river, which
al present affords great facility to business aud which
al very Uncomfortable sNpeHCe may be made la IL
few years since nayigable TO this place fo vessels
OF considerable burden. II Is confidently expected that
an application o pari Of the funds Appropriated Tor -
ttrnal improvements, will Nc made this object more
especially ~ tbs navy yard should he established on
fOrh FiveI u Is Likewise situated 10 wealthy audfash
i0Hsule ueiehhn mood al tie head Of navigation and
supported by upanG county that affords an almost
incredible quantity o aud wheat and therefore Is
very desirable suaiion for the mercantile bu5iatss TO
uian OF capital and cnterpTile. fer tefs spby To-
Nj. II. p H0oWcS, on The premises.
GEORGE DhBNFT Sen.
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" CFANCER1.-St court hfid Ter pTi1ce RI
n tcgTd county, me 1871 dog Of August, 1915.
OffG ara Ct0i6orn BGTkSdate, jT... Com claimants
AGAINST
HfHiom Tyree, Uiitiam TREE, jr. Uaria Three a,s
BeH.jdn7tH HdrdfriCk. Defendants
TIE dgcHsa'ts, Tyres, not haVing entered fhfir
appearance and gipe security 9ceording an act ri
Ehe General assembly 0Nd ne rNifS Ell this court
and appearing tO the satisfaction offhe coirf thai
they are not Inhabitants Of This Sfatc the motion
0lte compliments, bg counsel II Is ordered, That
the said defeHd0HtS Jgrocs, do appear Lefe on nc
frSf day Of December court ReIf and dRsUcr the ram,
Ptd!n0Afs' GiH mt that cory Of this OJde, be
forfhuifh inserted fH some Of Tie JR6Gc aenSy0
perS printed n the city Of RichmOd (oy fco months
Srccessigety and also posted at ne ORf door Of the
courthouse Of this comfy. Il corr, 7esfe,
sept 10 35..wSw y. J. WOkSHAM. n. c.
\ YNCHBURG MARBLE.-The snbscfihef hayiVs All,
IL their HarbLe NiH IN operation. ave prepared 10
execute with skill and Dispatch orders Tor Gimme,
rnantIss, hearths steps, tobstones sills &C. &c The
therefore from Richmond PeefsbuIa and Norfolk cas-
be hled al little expeHee OF freight.
Thts u vs. believed IS theff>t and only establishment
Of the bind IN virginia aud asthe citizens have nov
an opportunity offnroshng themselves with these use.
tut andorBamenta articles Of hHe quaty. the produc-
ton OF their own state, the propreiors bat
dnlgs hope that they will meet h liberal encourage
ment
P.s. Quarter who can cons well recommended,
will reserve liberal wages.
Christopher SamEey Jsreea 1afhcpy.
Lyaehbpfg, Sept. 20. a2..u
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IMPORTS AT ERTTIAIoRE

Cargo reported 10 be on board Tie Portuguese
SLIP N0nic Allegro, capiured on hes passage
from Brdziislo Portugal, by an Arlgas priya-
tcer and put nlo tits port Tor repairs and sun
plies-She has been olaImed Us the Portuguese
Consul tor her former owners and iiJelled
by The Marshal. She Remains IL possession
OF the Revenue OfiCer until tIia, is decided
sugar 81 large cases, II half do. cotton 2I3
packages, tobacco 676 rolls, raw hides 1925, do
tanned do 1896, rifn 30 punchcoas, hats CD.
scs, grind stones l9s, bro0ms 1900, pldnls 80,
&c
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L'OUR HUNDRED ACEES or JAMES RIVER LkNO
u Tor sale ~ The county Of Powatan, between Jtrr-
son and iiichauXs erfy-Abom onc.siSth los grounds
o superior quality. ana more tEan 200 IN wood
ihs geaer proportion hTs Iate tobacco land. F0r Par
uculars, apply TO John T. Cooke, or thcsubsctiher.
hay 70. s.wH JAMES COOKE.
LGna Hcir Charlottesville, (tiijemaJie.) }or s,ie.
I'VE subscriber wishes 10 sell his H4CT OF LAND,
lying on Tue waters ~ Meadow Creek. toe county
OF Ahelnarle, within ~ miles Of ChaTOussyiHe and
ABOUT the same distance from the Central COi.ces....
mis- tract 81 land coot1ns SJ9 acres more fan two
thfds OF which Is heavily tmbered with The bestsrd ~
rine and much Off excellent iob1cco land thc hole
ving uncommruiJ welt. The local advariaecs Of TITS
tract Of land arc manj but a. u b. presumed 10 one
will purchase without previously view ing the prem es
IN mute description Is deemed unnecessary ferns may
be kE0wn BY application made "a she subscrbrr fes
ding 20 NJ Dlhney HiaOSs, in Albensile couuiy
Sept IS. 3S..Ct JAMES %. CARR.
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NoitCE.-A petition WILDE offered 10 the next L..
slsatnre OF Virginia for the passage Of laws forihe
turnpike road from the town of on Roauoks
atbs head Of The said river the North Carolina line
ALSO or bank al the town of GAINESVILLE and for the
establishment Of inspections Of tobacco and flour at a
Warehouse on the lotor lots OF Maurace Smith.
Petition will also be presented TO the next IeVsla
tuie OF virginia, for the establishment Of town named
iazefoeH Oh the south side of Roanoke river on the
lands OF John Davis, IN Mecsenburg comfy which has
aIeaoy been laid of into lots and soldAso for an i
speciiop OF tobacco and deur in said town Of Tazewe
al Tue warehouse Of Davis and Apperson.
oept. II. 31-i0t' BY the Petitioners
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WENlf DOLLARS REWARD for II fellow called
-, biLbti l, sometimes calls himself Hiffey Pys who
e''iea rom my plantation in Albama,le county near
SCOUTS Landing,on Monday he 10Th nst.-He ia very
oaeA, irllh and straight made fellow abent feet inch
alec small hands. '
dpove tewafd, With al! reasonable charges, will be
paid ior his delivery at ny plantaon or securns Nun
IN jail so that get him again
Also, ITeHty D0t.GTs Rttra1;d Tor GEORGE HfcK-
tiNooN, or GEoEGE, who clipped from my plantation
sone tiihe Ia June. He is very likely black fellow
oiest Oh inches hgiI-iie hired Of MIR. ReGbin
nath, OF tu'aina near Columbia and is in all pro-
oanty lurking abont there, or Richmond, be was
Waterman. ROBERT LEWIS.
August 2S "A an,
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AtiKIf DOLLARS REwARD.-UeseTted from The
U. :: arsenal, near Richmond, Virginia, ON the 10th
instant Elan III, enlisted laborer in the ser
wee OF The u s. Ordnance Department in Anne.
ia county, state OF Nginia-aged "a years feet TO
inches high fair complexion grey ewes brown mir
and by occupation laboter '
ne above rswatdwiil be paid for the apprehension 4
delivery OF the above naed deserer Al ,l,fs ar any
other military post in The United States
Sept. %. ''i'' y W an =,
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fENNENTY DOLLARS REWARD .Ranaway froI1
The subscriber, living ia Cumberland county on
SUNDAY the 27th uii a negro named JACOB, -
years OF age, feet inches high wen pIoportoped.-
ne mas remarkable scar his left temple extend!ng
Ifola has forehead to his cheek inches long an inch
ron ms eye, and shaped like inverted ), though al
most straish lie wore away striped arm roundabout
COAT oZhabnfgs pantaoons and an cid ioXcOored wool
nat. he IS undoubtedly attempting GET Ma
rvs county shore of hiary ans whence came
He crossed lanes river Cartersve on the morning
OF ms eiopemens Will give the above reward 10 am
person VINO VIII seouIe him Ia jail so tia, get him again
ana pay all reasonable expenses incurred thereby.
Oct. !sgt. SsiIru cRrnnIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-06

NoflcB.-A petition will he presented 70 ihe next &C.
neral Assembly for the passage ola Law antorizng
the sale Of certaH lands King & Queen county be.
'onglns 70 tbs hsirs Of ssussl Boslware, dec.
sept- "a t..wer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-06

n h94N '|Vf1I@"I'o OVERWHELMINGLY
sctIber, on the lsd of Juae last negro man nam
ca NED, aiAut5 feet 7 or inches high, very black
WIN ieihafkasty req eyesilooks down when sharply
guest Red he is 49 50 years old I hired him Of
MI Ihos. Coles, in Richmond, where he is well ac.
guam ed-He has wife at Dr. Smiths in Manchester
eNpect ne Is lurking about OF these pIaces-I will
give Inc above reward and all reasonable clarncs If
Delivered to Capt VIM. Con, or to ihe snbscriber in
".nchesel. DAVID WALLACE.
Manchester, Sspt.a. ,,vsw.