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MARINE NEWS
PORT or Ne WPOkT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Catharine, Wood. Havana do Perscver.
ance. Wilcox do sloop Hudson, Browneii, Rich
mond; sch Friend to Peace. Barker, Norfolk ;sloop
Rapid, Walden, New.york do Henry, Brown. do.
CLEARED,
Schooner James, Cropk 81 Johns; ssop Sally.
Fox. Phiiadelphis. Hacyoa, Bliss, New.York
Saturday, .,farch 20-Arriyed bsig Catbstine.
Wood; IL DAYS from Havana.
Snndag. March 2l--Arived brig Perseverance.
Wdlcoz, ID days from Havana Lefi, brigs Hiram.
Jouvet o. Newport do Ann Gadsdeu BunwelI
do sch. Shibbo,elh, 6srduer, do brigs Neptune.
white Of Bristol, (to sail the same day with the
Perseverance,) and Bowdoin, Jacob smith, Of do
loading ship Columbia, Of and for Bristol. sailed
9 dsys before the Perseverance,. The tpdus,rv.
Easton, OF this port arrived at Havana on the Sh
March, from Charleston--hsd been ashore on b.
hama Bank, and was compelled to throw overheard
n part Of her cargo.
Tuesday March 23-Arri,ed ship Commodore
Perry, of and boui.d for new.York, SIS days from
Bristol. England
Ship Commodo-e Perry. left the following YES.
se's. a, Bristol, Eng ship Dawn, Coffin. for Nsw-
York. 20 sail let April; Vermont, Meuron, desrSns-
tion uncertain. brig Twins, Hall, for Phsdciphia.
goth Feb VIM. Henry rsine, for Thousstown.
just arrived from N. Carolina James Jaffray, ps,.
senger and in the aeersge
The Brig Agenora, Cole. Of WEXFORD. had AZ
rived at Wilmington, on etheT6ih inst. from Bermu.
da the Invirrih- Church, cleared from the sans
plac-, for Edenion.
The Rose-ID- uoonn, Greene. arrived st Norfolk,
on the 18Th March, in 4 days from Nevpcr.
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Btsreltanp.


Es~act from os seg,al Of Capt. Riieys highly infer
ssnng narrus'ye -p. AS.
"i HAVE oeeu iauSht IN the school oil ad-
versiiy 10 be coniented with my lot, whstey-
or Iuture sdversiiies may have to encoun,.
er, and shall endeavoe TO cultivate the viz
tues ef charity and universal bsnevoience.
j have drank deep Of the bitter cup Of sui.
ferog aud wo; have been dragged down to
the lowest depths Of human degradation and
wfrlchedness; my naked frame exposed
without shelter to the scorchiog skies and
chilling night winds of the dessrt, enduring
the most excrucialing torments, and groan
ing wrefched siauc, under the stripes inhct-
cd by the hands Of barbafous monsters, beaI
ing indeed the humsn form, but unfeIinP,
mereiless, aud malignant as demons ye;
when near expiring with my various and in.
expressible sufferings; when black despair
had seized on my departing soul, amid the
sgonies of the most cruel Of oil deaths, I
cried TO the Omnipotent for mercy, and the
outstretched hand of Providence snatched
me rom The Jaws Of destruction. .--Uncrring
wsdom and goodness has since restored me
to the comforts OF civilized life, to the bosom
OF my fap,ily, and 70 the blessings OF my ma.
tive land, whose political and moral ins,ito-
tions are in themselves the very best Of any
that prevail in tho civilized portions Of the
globe, and ensure to her citizens the great
est share Of personal liberty, ptotsction, and
happiness and had yet, strange as II must
appear ~ tho phiiaothropis,. my proud spirit
ed and free coun,tymen still hold million
Inesr a million and an half OF the human
tpecies IN tho most cruel bonds slavery,
who are kep, at bsfd labour, and smaftiDg
0nder the savage lash OF iDbumsn, merceDsry
drivers, ard IN many instances enduring be-
sides the miseriss Of hunger, thirst impris.,
onmcnt, cold, ockcdness, and even tortures.
This 10 no picture Of the imagination: for
the honor Of nature I wish iis likeness were
indeed no whcte to bs fosnd but myself
have Witnessed such scenes in different parts
Of my own country and the bare recoilec-
tion now chills my blood with horror. Ad-
versiy has taught me some noble lessons
have now learned with compassion ON my
snyiavcd and oppressed feIIow-creatures,
sod my future life shall DO devoted to their
cause.--I will exert all my. remaining facul.
ties 10 redeem tho enslsvsd, and 70 shIver in
pieces tho rod Of oppression and trust ]
sh, be aided in that holy work by every
go,i and every pious, free, and high. minded
citizen, in tho community, and by tn : t'ieods
Of msokind tn ougnou; the eiviiiscd world"
Thaaks to Capt RILEY Cor MS noble de.
termi,a,ion. Uoparal allied suhsrings have
proouc,d heavenly sympNhy for his en-.
slav,d fellow mor,als. Father of mercics
and God Of justice, all, power and moan are
In ,ay nond; in thy intimate wisdom b3Ing
on, ,og,ess, and all slave-hoIders, toN(foll
~ &c osroa in the bspevol~ot fee,inestsnu
0od-l'ke resolutions Of Cspt RILEY.
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on THURSDAY last. bv The pev NJ
Eddy, Mr.. DAVID DgSNIs % Miss ELIZA CIR.
fcap' daughter OF Mr. jeremiah Clifford ali of
Portsmouth Mr.. GRorcs I BAILy, TO Miss
MARY cHAsg daughter Of Mr.. James Chase.
all Of vfddlet6vu.
IN h's'on JOHN VINALr, Esq aged egh,y:fanr,
TO Mrs. SARAH BLkcKmaN, aged fo,rv.
DIE -,
At 1Hendon. y'fass on the 7th ult Mrs. MANY
PRATT wlfe Mr. Robert Pratt, and daughter Of
the late Mr. James Lsrkin OF this town, in the 37th
year of her age
At Par0turAf on the 18Th inst Mr. WILLIAM
HeLMe' son OF the late Mr.. William Hclme, Of this
town, IN the 23d year of his age.
At .'Gdd2etovn, ON the 28th uit Miss MArYSAs.
Yosp aged Is, dsPhter of Peleg sanford Esq
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N EWPORT.
RebubHcan Nomination.
WE'D NESDAY, lnARcH "a !.

AT Gensts Republican Convrn Ion of Del
egs,es from the several towns IN The o,aIe
Of Rhode.isiand, holden at he State, House
10 BRISTOL, op "Wednesday evening, the l7th
February, lei9-Hon. JAMBs FHssER,
Preaideol, aud WILLIAM SIMMONS, Secre-
tsry---it scas nnantmous!y resolved, ths, the
following genlemen be recommended TO
the freemso OF this State, for the offices
sdixed to their names respectively, at the
ensuing election ~
NEHEMIAH il. MIGHT, Esq.
GOHERN
his HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIbUT GOYERNOR.
SENATOR'S.
l. PHILIP MARTIN, ESQ.
Of Prevalence.
.. EBENEZER BARNEY, Esq.
Of Coventry.
8. SAMUEL vINsoN. Esq.
Of .sephors.
q. THOMAS BUFFAM, ESQ.
Of Smttlffeid.
S. NATHAN BROWN, Esq.
Of johnston.
6. WILLIAM PEARCE, E,q.
OF Brissoi.
Z. BENJAMIN SMITH. Esq.
OF Worth hRgstovn.
9. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
Of South Kngsfozun.
9. WILLIAM WlLBoUR. Esq.
Of Linie- COMPTON.
10. STEPHEN b. CORNELL, Esq.
Of Portsmouth,.
HENRY BOWEN, Esq. Secretary.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, Esq. Attorney Gent.
THOMAS G. PiTMAN, Esq Gen. Treas.
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EXTRACTED |
.---.n.sx.o.--

Il II
The iistlessnas, oi ihe public has become
so great, that there is cause for serious ap-
prehension, lest tho choice of General OG
GERS, this year, should be forgotten. Happy
is il for the people. when there are no gfiev-
ances to remind them ot the constitutional
modes of redress and when, uodcr the in
fuencc OF a benign administration OF their
government, they are lett to the improve
ment Of their own estates, aud their own
moral condition, without any hiodrsocc from
he oootiess contentious of party. Never.
ihelcss, indifference to an election betrays
degree OF ignorsocc, or OF apathy, or both,
which is.not only censutable as a political
rvii, but reprehensiblc as moral one. IL Is
only by q visilan, snd discreet use Of tbs elcc.
tive franchise, that free people can expect
20 retain the blessings Of free government.
Aod hence every Father should inc eulcate It
upon his Son, a, lesson never TO be forgot
,en-,he benefits Of which will reach beyond
himself to the public sad - ooste' e'i'y-,hs,
m me THIRD wEpSEsDAYsoF APRIL, the
highest duty is TO be discharged, and the
highest privilege enjoyed; and that, Tor any
consideration Of business, IL is NOT TO DE
sEcLxcTvD Prov. Patriot.
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the genera! government. TO sppIy to the court
,f Madrid, for the privilege of examining
the ground, and opening Canal for the pas
,ase Of large vessels, from the Spahlsh
Maine across the continent a, lake Nicsrs-
qua, or such other point 10 that qosrtsr as
may be found most practicable.
Resolved, That his exceIIcncy the govern
or of this state be requested TO transmit cop
les Of this preamble and resolution to the
president Of the u. States, the vice. president,
the speaker Of the house OF Representatives,
and TO each of our senators and representa-
lives in eongress-and also to the executives
Of the differen' states and territories, win a
requestto lay the same before the Legisla-
tive bodies owe, which they preside.
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HENRY BOWEN, Esq. Secretary.
DUTEE J.PEARCE, Esq. AttOrney Gent
THOMAS G. PiTMAN, Esq Gen. Treas.
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The London Times, daily paper, nov
prinis $500 papers each day. A lew years
vince Il printed 5000. =
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Bp .sDati.
WAsKINoros, Mar. ~.
SUPREME COURT.

WAsKIsoros, Mar. IL.
SUPREME COUNT.
Dir. Justice Johnson delivered the opinion
Of the Court, in the case of CERTAIN Goods
taken out of tho Spanish. ship Caradad, aihrm-
ing ,he decree Of the Infe e'iof Court, festor-
iog the goods 20 the possession or the Car
thagenian csptors, upon tho gtsond that the
priva,cer, by whom they we're orsginali, cap
tnrcd. wa. cru,sing onder commission t'om
the REPUBLIC or Province OF Canbsgena, and
was DOT hl{ed,ous in this ey.uis, nor had
committed Imy Other violation oI the s,iiey
and impartial nea,'aIi'y which is ma,n'ained
~y the United States, in The present war be-
tween Spain and her revolted Colonies.
The time having arrived when.it is ueces-
say for the Judges TO 60 on the Spfiog Cir
cults, The Court adjourned cine die, after hear
ing aOd deciding greater number OF impor-
tan, causes than have ever be.n determined
at any former term, and sitting six weeks.
~!z& :E~~
CoscoRD, N II March Is.
TIVE ELEcrfos --Out OF the viciony of
Portsmouth and Dover, Notwithstanding ,hs
public declensioD Of the Hon NJ. Hale, the
fcJe, slis,s suppor,,d and gave him as many
votes az they could have given for any other
candidate. The violent STORM on Monday,
and consequent snow drifts, prevented many
from turning out in some Of the beat towns
in Hillsborough, for a tcsson which was ob-
vious,to, and anticipated by Judge Bells best
friends, voted principally for the Hon. Mr..
Morrill,. Yet We have asccriained Tire re-
solt so far as to be able to say, that Mr.. BELL
is elected Governor by a majoriy OF thous'
fsods---that the Councii and Senate viii be
republican, and the House Of Represents.
tives (aIthough the efforts of the federaists
were directed to this branch, and moderate
fcderalists in some instances chossn in towns
Of decidedly opposite charac,er) will have
la,gsr democratic majority, than was ever
kn,wo ip New Hampshire.s
There is title prospect that the federaliss
will have more than ooe, If any, Senator IN
the mex, Legislature.
. The Representatives in Congress are de.
cidcdy Republican The Republican net
gain in the towns heard from. sioce the last
Copgres essionat election, is 1916 q at that elec-
,ion, the Republicans candidates we're chosen
by an evesage plurality OF moe than $500
each.
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MADsID, (,pain,) Dec e7.
appears 70 oe the determine ion oi his Nsjes.
mn'se's, particularly the Marquis DUE uyo,
to attempt putting end to the VA in So, -
merica al onct, ~ striking at>Ail the behous dis.
,ricts at the same time. In consequence bf ,bis
plan, 10000 men viii he di, ec,eu !, venczu.,.
ana New Irenads, 900 upon Mexico, ID. .0OO upon
buenos Ayres, and 5000 upon Chill. Total 10000
men -S''oo
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TIE Proprietor of Me Encb Jgl1I

7 10 FWPFtttVT y FHf NNgte fIOFft
IS been induced. from The librial bafTeupae ticb
4 he has received from The members Of the state L..
gisature, TO add adauous building t. his etasiis
ment containing twenty pleasant rooms They are Weii
adapted for the accommodation Of members hsing in
tended for aud two beds each aud will furnished
With new furniture 81 the best quality This addition
VIII enable him TO accommodate forts Members part
OF whom are nov engaged. A separate table gili be
provided, aud the charges for board moderate
aPfiy applications will be duly attended TO-.
Rcbwoad, sepf.li s5..atf
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IL ESfECIFbLlY lnfofm their friends and The public
that having associated themselves Wifh A. g. Car
Ihg, %, ue Dry Good business heretofore carried on
Oy thcm VII w future he conducted under the drm Of
BALDWIN, IVES & CtRRiNGToN.
Al NO. }, Union Row, where tie3 have constantly on
hana, aua ave RECEIVING vefy genera, assortment Of
atliCies ~ teir line, which they offer Wholesale or
retail, AZ Tie most reduced prices
November 20. 81 a.
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Pr The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
,alIy aud three week during the session Of the
Yfafe the same as heretofore, fiUe
Dollars per AMMAN, payable IN advance Notes Of Char
tered specie pay ing Banks, (0Rig) viii be received in
paynent. The Editor will guarantee the safety of
senins them by mall the postage ofai letters being
paid by the writer's.
IT No paper will be discontinued, but at the dscre
ton the Editor until all have been paid mp
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shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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or It's enUirons.
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land neor RicLno7,J IN. NJ

u HE subscriber intending 10 resove 10 Richmond
u oilers for sale he TRACT or LAND on which he
~ present resides situated the Chic kaoniy about
Gmies from Richnand, aud Immediately az the terni.
nation OF The Richmond tiH Turnpike. The buildings
bare all been thoroughly repaired now IN GOOD
order. Presumng that no person would purchase
without fIt lug tie premises Il IS unnecessary to
give a more particular description.
Terms liberal, aud made known by applying 10 the
Subscriber. PHILIP DUNAL, JUN
Nnvsnber rs. S9..n
OBEII 4 HAIL NELSON CU.-i,av. f.Ieiv
~ ed general assortment Of SPRING COOuS
whch they will sell AZ The lowest prices, for cash. or
approved negotiable paper.
May ~. ar
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The Grand Lodge Of Vugiaia
ENTLL meet the Masons' Hall in the city Of Rich
w mond on the evening Of Monday The 18th Dseem.
her neat, al q O'Clock.
New. "a 5s..,dm SAMUEL CARY, d. G. S.
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Tie HHNudI Mceting
HF tue Stockholders Of the BANK or VIRGINIA
~ will he bed at their Banking house in Rici end
on the hrst MGndas ~ January.
Dec 3 o3..tdm " CAMBRIDGE, Cashier.
lien James HayIis 4 Jain J0aeS-
HANE connected themselves in the COMMISSION
u BCSlNEJS, under the hrm OF u h4lRIS x JONES,
and IN that line they offer their all who may
please to favor them.
Richmond. July2. rs 6u
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Dissolution. Of cOpartAlerShtp
VETiLLiaM Su~PARD having sold lewis Webb
w his interest IN the concern u SHAPARD& WEBB
the ropartnersbp is this day dissolved. Lewis Webb
will settle The affairs OF said concern
WILLIAM SHAPARD,
November ~. LEWIS WEBB.
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" credit Of three months will be given for all pur.
chases exceeding SaOo, approved endorsed notes.
THO. l.. M'KENNY, ). I. 4.
Nov. 2S. 58..tds a.. DAVIS. Nuct'f.
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NeU f1st CJachSs, from Richmond 10 PeterAOurg.
BuE public are respectfully infon med that the pro.
Il prietdrs of ihe Old Stage Lire between Richmond
aud Petersburg have lately received elegant most
coaches, Calculated To carry nine passengers which
ihry intend running in the following manner, viz:
Leave Richmond and Petersburg every MOI ming at
sunrise and arrive at their respective places Of destn
ton by n O'Clock, A. NJ.
These coaches are built on Improved plan in n
superior STYLE ard will be found more comfort
abe than any stages which have upon this road
heretofore.
The proprietors wishing to afford complete accom-.
modatlon, and give entire satisfaction citizens
Richmond aud Petersburg will run a third coach
which will leave RicIuiond every other day at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Petersburg To dine the
same day. Returning will leave Petersburg the next
day att O'clock. p. 81. and arrive in Hi hnlona that
night The propretors being sensible of The pressure
of tile times aud tie great scarcity of money have
terined to reduce the fare of all their coaches to sno
dollars and MY CENTS for each PASSENGER and ~ lbs
of baggage. They wish 10 be distinctly
that tbsy will not be responsible for any baggage
which must he carried at the RISK, and
under the immediate ate Hti0n OF the thereof
II To prevent any misunderstanding or disappont
eGtto travellers, We think proper state that all
passengers who travel in these coaches will have pre-
ference in the mail line of stages going either North
South. These coaches will put.up at the Uaion
Hotel In Richmond, aud at kedmond's and French's
tayerns in Petersburg where every necessary exeion
will be made 10 give satisfaction aud comfort TO the
P@''e"Se''' R, eRaG eaR CO. Richmond.
W. FRENCH,
4. b. REDMOND. ) ree'sO"tg'
NAV -. 2..lt
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THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

TIL PRESIDENT REPLY.
To Il. IL. Scyirtn, c!aiymamot't The committee
a. behaF Of Tie form cO'mc,l and citizens Of
beaufort
On The same principles, and for SINH
lar purposes, that have taken view
OF the ports oil our nIaraiine frontier
north of This, have | visited Beaufort.
and shall examine lis liarbor and APP
proaclics from the ocean. Every part of
the coast had a strong claim 10 attention,
and IL has been my object, 80 Tar as il
has been practicable, 10 mrct that claim.
For your kind reception aud atien-
ton, accept my grateful dcknow ledge
mPnt.
The spectacle of prosperity, which is
row exhibited to Tie adnIrng world, Ly
the United States, cannot fail 10 be high.
iy gratifying to tile phianihropist, oi eve
ry country. A people in the full enjOV-
mcnt of every right, and strangers TO eve
rs Kind OF oppression, increasing liarmo.
ny at home, and increasing respect abroad
agriculture and commerce flourislng,
our population expanding, OH PRINCIPLES
which increase, rather than diminish, our
national strength. These are blessings
for which We ought To be profoundly
grateful 10 The supreme author of all
good. To What causes they are Justly
impui2Dle there Is no diversity OF spuil-
meni among us. All unite IN ascrlbing
them 10 The excellence ofihe free govern
ment under which wc live Let lis ihcm
unitein chefishing The principles Of that
government, Let us unite in promoting
intelligence and virtue aHroug The people,
as tie present foundation and best means
supportingIi.
From the acquisition Of Florida, anti
cipate, with you, The most favorable con
sequences, among wiiich may be CON
sIdered tie security in which il places our
peaceful relations with Spain. 1t must
afford 10 us all peculiar satisfaction, tEat
/ it has been attained by anicable arrange
mrnt, and on conditions honorable "a
/ both Gations.
TO have been placed by my fsliow CHI
zcns IN the highest trust IN iEejr powei
10 confer, is ihe best proof which ihe,
could give ct their appreciation Of o.,
public conduct. 10 merit tic cor'iru
ance Of their favorable opinion. aill g.,
lie object Of NY uuW carried labots. inl
ing always inoiy futufe reiireaicrt, forth,
consolation 20 cmiuomly crjoved by U.s.,
INGsiuo0s predecessors, iAc best 80
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Nolice DO A.sistant Assessors.

THE Board Of Principal Assessors for the first, or
Eastern District of Virginia will attend Princess
Anne courthouse OH the l3th inst Norfolk county
courthouse, on the 18th al Nansemond courthouse,
on the lIth Isle OF Wight Courthouse oil the 18th
ShrTy courthouse, on the 2ist Southampton court
house, on the 24Ih sussex courthouse the 27th;
GreensSsie courthouse, the 20th brunswick
house. on the stst; Duwiddie courthouse, the I'd
day OF June the Borough OF Petersburg on the 4th
Day OF June Prince George courthouse, the STU
Chesterfield courthouse, the 7lh, and the city of
ltlthnond ON the 9Th Of June Notice for counties
on the north side OF James will be given in due
inie. The Assistant Assessors aud Commissioners of
tse Revenne for the said cOuItes required 10 at
tend the Board of Principal Assessors on those days
and at the above specified places as law passed at
I've last session OF the Legislature requires an addition
al copy the tables OF assessment each county to
he made out would greatly facilitate the business for
each Assistant Assessor TO make out The COPY and Law
II before the SAID board, at the time IT presenting the
original tables OF assessment AS II is impossible to
fOesee the difficulties that may occur il is possible
that sne disappointment may take psce.-sh0uld this
he Tie case, the Principal Assessors wi.I attend soon
alter the appointed time as practicable will expect
The puneiuai attendance Of the Assistant Assessors
whatsoever they shall arrive.
Norfolk, Nav IL,
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THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-WiIl he given for
experimenting aud securing i'm jail so that ! net
him again negro man GEORGE, who runaway from
MY residence n Goochland OF 2Stl March last lie ia
very likely black fellow strong made about II or ~
Years old, and 8 feet4 inches high. tie carried
away with him blue cloth Sunday coat together with
his WORKING clothes. George ont nearly all Of last
year, employed in the neizbborhoed Of Cuckoo
Louisa ditcber, and was abOUt weeks ago IA.
hen out Of Stanton jail. Being 4 very crafty fellow
should he be apprehended aud not well secured he will
make lis escape. THO: MILLER.
Ia Valiee, (Goochland) March 20.
n. 3, George vas again, about a week ago, taken
out Of Stanton jail. and made bis escape about 20
miles this side OF Stanton, Ia the neigborlood Of
which place he is probably lurking. r. NJ.
hpTil 10. Hill
II The Edif0r cCfkc H0RptoG OJssrVer ieiI yieASe
inseTt the 0bopc three times. and CorWard Ills ae.
c0iNt for T0BaeHt 10 the subscriber, living near
GoochfoDd cOH,thoUSP. THO. BfILLER.