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t1<oNIf ioLLARS REMAND "A .inSu who called
his Hatnr Nelson. aud said he was a brother OF
Robert iaii Nelson, msie ants OF ,bis place. cane
L" my s'ah!r ON Thursday the Al al aud hired OF
me mare Tor the purpose going 10 Powclls Tavern
On the Charlottesville road, and at ten o'cuck
on iIlna> morning, aud has not since returned nor
las ne been al PowelPs Iavern.Ihe man is abost we
est ten a" eleven inches high. light complexion light
ha'r and "as remarked for having very large feet
'@n on "ben he went away dark green surtont DARK
Pantaoons and light waistcoai-Th. mare is a iisht
grey WITH darn name and tai-she has large switch
AL ana carries II Nef. low she Is about iis.n hands
hsh hnu well made, and shows litile OF the spfu,
hah IN her right hind leg when gathering her natural
giant Is trot aud caner-A single curb plated bride
saddle with red cloth, bound with black anu steel
sfrups-The above reward will be given for the ap.
prebens,on Of the ma Il and mare, or TWENTY poi.
LAS of The mare, saddle and sridie by the subscriber
NALEER COLbUkN,
Livery Stable, 18th OF Dock street, Richmond.
Feb. 4.
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| When any one or tie crowd OF deVOtees Who
are drawing the car. happens 10 fsll down,
the number who are crowded arouBd han as
cIosel. as they con stand, prevents his rising
again, and The lmposSibiitN vi stopping the Car
dtp,iysS him of every chance of escape, unless
he should happen 10 TALL precisely into one OF
tie intermediate spaces formed in This ia
stance by ,hirty-two heavy wheels, made of
solid plank. 80 far is il from being therefore,
matter of surprise What, with the thousands OF
cans which are drawn out annually, that those
accidents should occur rather the wonder is
that there are 10 more OF them from year To
year. Still, however, the number OF those
who thus perish annually IN Behsal, must
amount TO many hundreds.
When the car proceeds, few brahmnns
mount II, TO ENJOY the pleasure OF tide. TN
drd wing back the car this year, some of the
people from below made great efforts 10 as
cen1 the car lkewiSe-but those who had al
ready mounted il, unwilling TO ADMIT more,
used every means to prevent intrusion 10y
throwing down those who were climbing. eth
er with their hands or with bamho0s. Alter
many iruitless efforts, the crowd below, enray-
Ell at tins opposition assaulted those above win
mad aud stones. and every missile thing within
Their reach. For lime all was tuniuit ana
disorder. Jasunlat'ha indeed uId not fare
better than his votdries vino had occasioneu
the tuiHuit. In the eagerneSs OF the crowd 10
chasuse those who had Incurred their anger,
he himself was 80 bedaubed with the hithy
elements whici the multitude threw up pro-
were nearl. covered with mud. After this
violent expiessIou OF resentment, the indigna-
ton of the people having exhausted itself.
they again applied their shoulders TO the ropes,
aud proceeded in their wonted manner till
they came within about two huudreu yards OF
the appointed place. Here the car stuck tasi !;
aud whether il were for want of real strength,
or n mclnatioiI, they felt unable TO move IL,
aud there il must remain till The next anniver-
sary. With what ideas OF the majesty of the
supreme ruler OF the universe, with what sem
timents of reverence for the Deity-with what
COW iciIors OF his detesiaiioa of iuiquty, and
his love Tor truth and holiness with what ad-
diiiunal restraint Of their passions-with what
new incentives 10 virtue and purify in their
own conduct, the natives must have returned
home from snch scene, we leave the reader
10 Judge About four thousand copies of a
pamphlet, drawn up last year by the Rev. Mt.
Ward. were distributed during the nine days
of the festival; not indeed in the midst OF the
crowd, as at that SEASON they are often disre-
garded. At not lost; but wien the worshippers
were returning I" their respective villages
and places of abode. al which season the pam
phleis We're III general received with eager
ness, and probably found their way 10 nume-
rous villages.
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10 5 $50 or 5 300 Reward,

iSOR experimenting aud lodging lichnend Jail negro
a hay SAM, yellow feilsw aboUt 20 yeats old per
maps feet incheshgb, pretty well proportional full
r"uuh face was lately the property of Dr. Foushee
ana having travelled with him ofteuet Balti.
more ana Philadelphia, where he has probabiy formed
acquainiances, ii Is presumed he may attempt 10 60
that way with Zee pass or DIR. rousheeS servant
lie has travelled BY the way of fredericksburg, Dunn
ines, washington City, &c.-is acquainted mos; paitcu-
larry al Gadsby's tavern in Baltimore and at Mr..
Jacksohs IN Philadelphia, who keeps livery stable in
3ih street. He is wel known in and this place.
tie LEFT me on the 10th ult. and am tola was seen in
hs place on the 3si Sl5e will be given taken iih.
in the state Of VHginia,er $50 lin state.
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Richmond September g. 3Itf
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\ pursuance OF a decree of the superior csuTt of
L chancery directed by law 10 be holden in the city
OF Richmond, pronounced the 9Th day Of March 1907
and OF an order Of the superior of chancery hold
en- the town of Lynshburg, made the Goth day Of
October, 1879 between Robert Graham only surviving
acting ex'or Of James Lyle, dec. plaintiff and the
representatives Of John Lorng. dec defendants-Wil
he sold on the premises, on WedHeSddy, the 2sd day
February 1eit, on credit of twelve months, three
certain tracts Of LAND, lying and being in comfy
Of Nielsen, formerly Amherst) The first containing
one hundred acres by patent to the said John Lotng
bearing date the 10th day OF March, 1856. The second
tract containing ninety eight acres by patent bearing
date Sd day of Sept. 762And The third contain
ing AGO acres, by patent bearing date the I'D day
June, i7b2or such part thereof AS shall be sufficient
u satisfy the balance due said decree the purchaser
or purchasers giving boHd with sufficient security
the payment Of The purchase money, to bear Interest
at The rate of per centum per annum, from the day
OF sale unttl payment, and the lands 10 remain IN
hands OF the purchaser purchasers, bound sub
Ject as farther security i'll default be made in
the payment Of the purchase money aforesaid as set
forth III tile said decree Of the 10th March, 1897.
JOHN B0LCOMBE, Marshal
OF the Superior Court of ChanceTy
for The District of Lyncbhurg.
Jan ~. 79.,i2t
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TO all whOm a. mau cuucerJi

Y tIIt It'IUITI tt VtEV tUNItTWs
X NOW all men by these presents, that f. Thomas u.
IA Bradley, of tie city of Richmond, Tailor c. do
most sOlenHIy protest against the credit sides OF my
ledger. which has remained BlaHk (fsr hate Blanks
lnurethan " months aud that n they continue without
the neediui, tn make them somewhat balance with
theit 0Pposes more than month from this date
sbali be necebsitated particularly to protest
against the names allowing them remain in their
uusuliied state Necessity drives 10 tbis resolve,
which, With all good men, viii be Sufficient apology
Jan. 40 s2I2t
A GENERAL MtEIiNG Of The st"tkbOideIs OF pie
"a pTtetors Of the Virginia Canal and Navigation
Company is required al the Capitol the city Rich
mond, on Monday, the 7th day Of February next, on
business OF Importance to the Company.
BY order Of the President, PEYION DREW, Clk.
jan. n
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40, II-..'.!S!IAA!EnI!

ttlH II. : :. : rs! J. = :. -.
fNHE SWAN TAVERN III this city, has been leased
by the subscriber for terra OF years, and Is now
under his management His friends aud ibe public
who may favor him with their company, may he assur-
ed OF his utmost eNeftioHs afford them comfortable
accomu odaIIuns.
Attached TO the premises is an excellent STABLE
which shallbe at all times well furnished.
Dee. rs. If ARCH. ROgtRTSON.
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FROM LOntoR Paper
bRAUrI's GRAVE.
Tread Softiy, Stranger ihis Is ground
winch r" rude footsteps shouiL impress,
With tender pity gaze around,
let sadness all thy soul pussess
Tread softly lest You crush the flower.
fnat DER this turf are taught tow wave
Iiabspidnted from their nauve howers,
10 shed their sweets Ger Beauiy's grave
And, stranger LET your melting heart
Marx veil tbs fresh and Verdant sod,
Ahd e'er you irom the scene depart
III y"u' soul co'nurme vita GoD.
Thus fade the fra.,ic buds of earth
th"s fade the lionel, aud the brave
C",he here, Ne tboughiltss Son, OF Mirtb.
Ana pause awhile Ger Beauy's grave
sweet w'thef'd Rose may thy pate doom,
Caii tsafs into the virgins eye;
- may the prospect Of this tomb
Remind her all that live must die;
Aud warn her Ia the ways Of youth,
To tbiuk Uf HIN no being gave;
AUD bid her seeh the ways of ruth,
Like her who Sleeps IN Beauly's grave,
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Council Ch0m6er, Jam. L. 1920.
EShOPoSALS will be received a this office from
l. such persons as may he inclined To purchase the
slaves reprieved by The Executive for sale and trans
pprtation, until the first day OF February next. There
are neat twenty now IN the Peniteutiary The keepeT
OF that institution will shew them persons applying
to see them. WIN. ROBERTSON G. C.
a.
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EXTRACT TO THE EDITORS. DATED

Harrisburg, january %.
The senate have just passed, witloat "a
menfment. the bill for the relief of n>OiveDt
debtors, which gees To prevent imprisonment
Tor debt, when the debtor takes the benefit of
that law.
The democratic members of both branches
OF the legislature met last evening, and recon.
mendeu Lewi>iOwn as the place for holding
the convention to nominate the person Tor
Governor, and also the electors Tor President
and wee PresldeHt. The meeting was full,
ana TIER proceedings carried unanimously
They also recommend the 7th of March as the
day for the convention 10 he held. Enclosed
you have copy OF their proceedings.
Phil. FIR. G0z
AT meeting of the Democratic RepuDmcan
members of the Legislature, convened al the
public house of Mrs. Krehl, in the borough OF
Harrisburg, ON the 10th day OF January, "A. ID.
1920
PETER FRAILFY was called to the chair:
and PHILIP 5 MARKLEY and ALIEN X
BRACkENRIDGE were appointed secrela-
res.
Whereupon the following preamble and re-
solutions were unanimously adopted
whereas our Democratic Republican bTetlI-
rem throughout tile state have generally con-
Cured In opinion that The republican candi-
dates tor the office of governor of This common,
wealth, anu for electors OF President and Vice
President OF the Umted states. AT the ensuing
elections, ous hit TO be dominated III a couven-
ton TO lie held for that purpose and whereas
there appears 10 exist considerable div rsity
OF opinion IN relation 10 the time and place OF
holding the proposed conventions; therefore
III obedience to the wishes of various meetings
held in different counties throughout ibis com
a. onweaith, and with desire of preserving
harmony, aud consolidating the views and inte-
rests OF the gre at Republican family tue De-
mocia;ic R6publicas msmbers Of both branch
Is OF the Legislature, convened at Harrisburg,
dIveStIng Themselves of every feeling but for
the general welfare End prosperity, and without
eNpr' g or lhtimaiiDs an opinion as To the
persons to be selected,
I Resolred That il is recommended that The
convention Of delegates tor the purpose of Sc
Letting the democratic republican candidates
for the office OF Governor of this common
wealth and for electors OF President and Vice
President Of the United States, be held at the
BOROUGH OF LEWISTO W :, in the county
of Mifflin, on TUESDAY THE SEVENTH
DAY OF MARCH NEXT. at 10 o'clock,
4. NJ.
2 ResoIred, That the proceedings of this
m citing be signed by tie Chairman aud Secre
taries, and be published in the democratic
newspapers throughout the state.
PETER FRAiLEY, Chairman.
attest
PHILIP S. MARLEY. ISo
ALEX BRACE E.kTD(1E ('cNiCtaiIeo'
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''VtT " TWF tFWtE Ut IlfffNF
EuN sar on credit Of one, three and four years
tie tavern formerly occupied rs Daniel Micbaux
HNaitu 10 fowl"tau county, on the Buc bingham road
ahont 20 mites above Richmond, and " below Powha
,@n tonsbonse known BY Ire nsne Of Hopkiasville or
'pn'hs iaFeIn. " not sold PTior to tue pm dagOy
rctpbfvHfat II viii on that day he one, cd Tor rep ~
ne hishesl bidder for letms apply 10 NJ. ARCH'p
tobhNisCN, reading on the premises ~ 20 The san
'cF'Dtf. JOHN ROBERTSON
Wy d. iy.sra
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For sale. and n errat boroo;y Offered

For sale, and n great bargain offered.
LIVE hundred acres Of good FARMING LAND, lying
within four miles OF Buckingham courthouse and
the same distance Of three manufacturing mills, in
healthy and agreeable neighborhood. The improve.
ments, orchards, fine springs ofwaior and other con-
yeniences are such may be veTy
i0T farm OF That size and, fsom small experiments
IS Thought well sdap,ed TO the clover and plaster
sysien.-A minute description is deemed unnecessary,
Pfesoming that any person wishing 10 purchase will
pTeY0usN view the premises. one thiid Of the puT
chase money will he reqHifed when the sale is made
TIE BALANCE IN tive annual payments.
IAN. =. T5..WSw. AARON FUotA.
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4 AND r0R BANK STOCK.-I IRISH 10 sclL a fracf
~ tdnd tgins IN Ca1aybeH county, 20 miles from
Lg"chbHrg, g Biiies from Campbell courthouse, ami
db0"t Hitss from W0RnfoD TiVer. This tract Is
community caHef The" Locust Tbicketi "-cOutaiRs IN
recs" SHrVey i5S6 aeres tgiag rel as GHV frGef
w me c0HHtg.-JboRt 400 Gcref hare been cIe0red
re bsfdHce Il coDcred tcifh Uaittabie nabfrI yoy
non 81 u ~ good tsbaccs fGHd, and me VhCkc Ucii
pdaptff 10 lermiNr--it Is rel te0fersd, apd IN.
Teighy0Tho'a IS goat. Stock 81 the Hunk If the I'M
fef wares, B1"k0 PireiAia, or the farmers BnHK
fat'Ng tiWe gi'en on the BTrcAdsc mONeg. Mr. Joha
9tetdHder, Hedr Cqmy5eH courthouse 7riH sbef.
me f0Vf. IgJJIJfH ~ pJ,NJlT ETY5N
Richmond, Mev II, ~
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Df viTne ola deed Of trust beariug date on the list
- day Of June, 1919, executed by George Il. Cock,
OF the county Of King william to the subscribers
me purposes therein mentioned, will be sold the
Disne't ndder, for ready money at the King william
hitls, on bed0eSddg, the 2Sd day Of FebrHaTy merit
the hact Of LAND Gu which the said George II. Cock
nov resides, containing 3g6 acres. Such title will be
made as is vested ia The trustees.
THOMAS DABNEY, 1r,-.,...
King william, Jan. 90 10 v5ws
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j K. MADISON.
Commanding u. States schr. Lynx.
Comini0dcr vf the forces at Ga vesfon
GALVESTON. Nov. 10.
StR-li is with pleasu,el have TO iniorm
you b> the request OF MIR Latte, commander
OF the forces AT this place, that on the Slh
INST was despatched with the communics-
ton TO him from lieutenant commaudant J
X. Madison, OF the U. 5. Havy, and command
erot the L S. schr. Lynx, having been blown
oil by buisterous and disagreea BILE weather.
that tue treatment have received from him
has been the most friendly, generous and nos.
pitabie, aud every possible neauS extended
i'm making the situation of myself and crew
Agreeable aud comtortabe-and every assis-
tance given in securing the prisoners which
had been delivered to NE during my stay.
am, sir, your obedient friend,
J. MINTOSH.
Gen. JAMES LONG, President, sc.
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Sealed and delivered inl
the presence of
Jan. q.
7I..tI

pursuance Of d deed Of lrHst iIum ihunias Ilcb
Il aTdson and wife, beAriHg date the 25d OF March
1917, and duly recorded viii he sold at The Coffee
rouse IN Tue city of Richmond, IN FTiddy, the ISfH
H6y OF Fe6rHGry Hert, TO the highest BIDDER tue fol-
lowing tracts vi LAND, lying Oh The Great kanawba
river IN The county Of Mason, so much thereof as
perry is liable.
one Tract containing 500 acres, being all low
grounds oiihe very frat qualify.
FOUT other Tracts Of 400 acres each lying above
and adjoining the first tract, which afford consideta
bic proportion Of rich valuable creek IowgTund and
most OF the upland III for cultivation.
one half Of the purcha5= money to he paid ON the
DAY OF sale-the balance the first day Of January
next the purchaser giving negotiable note With an
approved endorsef, and deed of trust on the pro.
perry. JOHN FOX, Trustee.
Jan. %. ID
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IN pursuance Of instructions from the Executive
a Council OF this State, shall on the fTSt HOndav
IN Wdrrh HeIt, being the first day Of Hemnco quar-
tery court " fair. and ifnOt Then the far day
thereafter, between the hours OF aud O'Clock before
tue 'front.' door Of the courthouse 81 the said county tn
the city Of Ric bmOnd expose to sale public auction
10 the highest bidder for ready money HatC Acre
L0f Of GrOuHd, With the improvements thereon, Ia
this city, No. $50 upOn Shockoe Ill., situated az the
intersection Of 6i aud streets, aud immediately op
posue tue New Market HOusr, IN Monroe Wmd ana
winch said bali acre lot late the pTOpeTi au Que
Jotn Myers. subject OF the King of Greai Britain
ana bytnquest duly taken ~ the 4 year of The coU
nonwealih bath been found 80 escheat 10 the ecu
inonweHh OfViTeinia agreeahiy to the provisions o
an act Of the General Assemble, passed in the MAY
session ef 1TTp entitled b" IN act concerning esche0ks
ami JorfeitWreS Prom Brjfish SVljscfS." wm. nsy
u and Peter V. Daniel. Bsq'fs appointed by tie
Executive, commissioners behalf of the coinnog.
wealth. Their attendance is respectfully solicited At
the tine and place aforesaid being previously uGaIhed
as the act VI Assembly feqoires.
SAMUEL McCRAW,
EscheefOr Jor HeHricO county.
Jan. 20. sSits
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Jan 20

AJOIlCB....The subscriber alone is authorized q
receive the outstanding dests doe TO The late con
era OF LfIt. SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been -.
thsre"fby the superior court Of chaHce
's the Richmond oitiuCt. II is expected that al pc
ie payment, as longer indulgence he afforded.
Dec.S. S2s.N SAM I'll JANLOR,
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KIN InIkIP r S MARKkEX; secretaries.
Harrisburg, January Goth, 1920.

dbany, Jan. 26-0 p. NJ.
NIEssRs. LEWIS d HALL-The friends OF the
present adminlsi' alton OF the state govern
ment ~ this city, aud from varons parts OF
the st~te held u meeting this evening at
the Mansion House for the purpose of nomi.
mating CANDIDATES for Governor aud Liente.
nsut Governor. William James, Esquire, of
this city. was called 10 the chair, and Joseph
York OfSt. Lawrence, appointed secretary.
Thp meeting was highly respectable in cha
racteT and Overlooking III numbers. John $.
Van Rensselaer,. Esquire. opened the meeting
WITH an excellent speech and was followed
bN John {. Spencer, Esquire, III q speecb of an
hours length, distinguished no less by Us
pCrspicnty, than for lis ei0quence. Spencer
appeared like giant IN all his strength. l
Know not WHEN | have been more edited. or
better entertained. Mr. Spencer concluded
by moving number of spirited resolutions,
which were adopted unanimously, aud amidst
reiterated - tiundGTiug applause. l need not
add that DE WITT CLINTON was uuaui-
nOu'ly uOIBi mated for Governor, aud JOHN
JAYLER for Lieutenant Governor Commit
tees were appointed 10 wait upon these gen.
tlemen, aud inform them Of their noBiHation
The committees soon returned 81 announced,
that had both accepted. m Y. Com. .4dv
INDEPENDENCE OF MAINE
On Tuesday last joint committee Of the
Senate AID Assembly Of Massachusetts, was
unanimously appointed TO enquire into The
expedieBcy ofiFpeslIng so much Of the act
passed iG june last relating To the separation
of Maine, az provides the contingency that
Congress gives lis consent thereto before the 18th
Of March neNt. In aIusion To the appointment
Of this committee, tie Boston Centnel
TemaTks--it" viii shew the feelings entertain
ed by The Legislature, in relation 10 the
nnw Ortly attempt to associate Daiae and his
souri, together al Washington. The citizens Of
Maine, believing themselves 10 have rights in
common with their fellow citizens, will take
care TO have them protected--thc bartering
system OF legislation attempted at Washington
Notwithstanding
The Vice President Of ihe United States
Withdrew from the Chair OF tho Senate on
Tuesday last, for tue purpose of returning 10
his residence ~ Staten Island; aud the Honor
able Nj. GAILLARp, Of South Carolina, was
elected President ofthe Senate, pro tempore.
70 THE EDITOR or IHg KEN1 UCKY HErORrEH.
CitV Of UOshUcfON. nee. 81, 1910.
" The dehCii iu the Of the cusuing year &C
diH2 a. tbe report ~ the Secretary " the Treasury
auto Alarming ,nsuy. So large sum As tive mil.
OILS eas not anticipated, though IL might have been
ii proper calculation had beea made. RefeHchment,
30 may justly suppose Is now The order 0fthe DAY
dl unfffdnstty ,bey scafceb Snow vbsg ~ fetfencb
Tue military e,tsbiishmtnt IS ATTENDED win an i'm
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MacanIogg PofeOI EIoor eyo,L.

1'EWt"HfWV y z UfFNE TfOpT FrUfNG.
'F'Hb subscriber offers for sale and can furnish al
the shortest notice, dfteeu thousand IDS Of Anne.
IIesh floor CLOTHS foil cloth caTpetny) for rooms
AUG eblrle9; warranted equal to any imported and a.
prices 20 per cent. lover viz:
Floor Cloth, with cO!ofs, 81 50 per square yard
DO. do. 4 do. 90 do.
DO. do. do. or more2 a do
Twenty Eve cents per yard for borders
Cloths, without burders, can be delivered n, n lea,
hours notice With borders in tuo treeks.
ne canvas IS OF superior quaifv-nade from, Kens
tpchy hemp, aud wOve at the mandatory Ia, ths e
press purpose, yards vide consequently carpgts
not exceeding n #. by 90 feet will be wheat setn az
Joining, aud made oany given dimensions
II orders from any part ~ the Uuitsd States mr.
Westiudiss, sent through an Agent or addressed To-
lne mahmiacufel (Eith refereHce shall be promptly
Philadelphia jan 7
tory JOHN a SAnfipr psp. ""'t"'ee'
Jan ~. 80 80
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f4ftu UOIlnrs Be,co,.1j

FSCAPED from the jail Of this city, ON the 27th MI
AI negro man named BEN sometimes calls himself
ser FORD, about ~ years Ofage feet IaoT II inches
nigh, stiasht aud well made, and dresses veTj we'll
WIN waieA be isa baker by trade formerly be.
very wei acquainted with the captains OF vessels and
no DOUBT he has obtained forged papers 20 as 10 pass
.oI iiee nah hereby forswsIn All of Vessels
from harDoThg or carrying tue said slave zen out Of
nus COMMONWEALTH The above reward will be given
II oehVe'ea to me az The jail of hiseiy.
u. RURTON, ID. S. for gro SAVAGE
December 3. 30 II e "a r.