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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04

meant to hold this bill in .errorem n ;,a
those who were opposed TO change !, ~
mode OF disposing of the public land,
yose Tor that neasure-tor he had always IN
derstood there was no objectian to the 49,
sent bin Oh its own merits. To the III
there was strong objection, and be ern-oss
some doubts OF its passage.
Mr.. King of New. York. eYnro.
the opinion. that, before the Scn s.a
went any further, they orght IN
what were the merits or defects os a se
present system and legislatc on "e
II necessary. The urgency Of this ,I him I
was not SO great as Represented 40 p Ehl
present AT would be in force mnt, Ut 10
slst inst, and, if this bill passa 'I' IT.; "le
a law before that day, no lvr(ci' I"so
would ensue. 1t was important ', ,h,.
the principle of the present land land s s"s'
tenn should be examined before tha r .s'
sage OF this bill. The gentleman f rao,
Illinois (Mr. Edwards} had pred; ;Cba
some uncertainty as the fate of the hin
for cash payments. This Mr. K sa;n
he was very sorry to hear. II wo"%3
be a very great change in the senata
II majority should be found opposed
to that bill it had passed at the rr Isa.
session by great majority, after mnrh
deiiberation--though it was certoirJu
due to that gentleman to saw tbat b.
had persesered to the last moment !.
his Jealous opposition to it. Mr., z
said he should deeply regret tie faiInrs
OF this measure !: for said he, | knuw ~
no measure about which Vt ovrb, ta
be more solicitous than the passage NJ
that bill. With regard to the particu
lar bill before the Senate, he thought
ITS passage almost a matter Of coprse
But, ne should wish first to Sec the fato
OF the other. With regard to the oh. I
lection to making one measure drpepd. +
ent on another, ~ lacking them to. Z
gether,' &c. that, Mr.. Z. said was an
argument which the gentleman frem II. /
linois could answer better than he could
De had no hesitation in expressing his I
belief, that, if the bill were now yost.
poned, it would present itself hereafter
under circumstances more favorable to
its passage than at present.
Mr.. Edwards said, if the Senate a.
lone had to decide on the Land Bill, he +
was wiling to concede the probability
of its passage. Bat last year, it passed
the Senate, and failed in the other
House; and he had reason to think
that the probability Of its doing so at.
the present session was greater than it
was at the last.
MIR. 'rrimble moved 70 lay this bill
on the table with a view to the recon-
sidcration Of the postponement OF the
Cash Sales Bid.
The motion was negatived, l9 votes
to II.
The question on postponing Che In
diligence Bill to Monday, was then dc.
cided in the affirmative, II to IA.
On motion of Dana, an order was
passed for printing, for the use of the
Senate. 500 copies of MIR. Secretary
Crawford's late Report to the other
House on the Currency. &c.
The bill for the relief Of F. Goetz and
others AS taken up; and its merits be.
ing explained by MIR. Wilson, was or
dercd to be engrossed for third read'
ing.
The Senate then went into the Consi-
deration Of Executive business: after
which
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04
KENTUCKY.

We state it as fact OF no ordinary mo-
ment, that an act has passed the legislature
Of Kentucky, for repeating the charters of the
Independent Banks, in that Commonwealth.
The banks may do business as heretofore, till
the lst OF May and have until the lst OF Ja-
nuary. 1928, to close their concerns.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04
From tie Hamil.on, (Bsrmuda) Gazette, Feb /.
ruary l2.

TnQTy TX.
A report is in circulation, that the commit
zee of commerce, to whom the congress Of
The United States have referred the inyesti
cation of their commercial concerns, will
probably report bill to interdict their yes
sells from trading 10 Bermuda, Halifax, and
81. Johns; bulnothing Of decisive nature
has vet been developed upon this important
subject. The Americans are evidently dis
satisfied with the peculiar circumstances OF
their connexion with US in this trade and
seem far from being pleased with the opera
ton Of British commercial regulatons--since
they have shewn, from the FIST moment OF
the return OF peace, restless and unabating
disposition to free themselves from the dis
advantages under which they labor. They
commenced with attempts at what they term
ed reciprocal conventional arrangements /;
and on the failure of these projects, had re-
course to acts Of congress, OF restrictive ma
ture: and since these appear to have been
equally unsuccessful for their ends, it will
be subject to be deprecated by the well
wishers Of this colony, should they consum-
mate their system OF measures. in regard to
our colonies, by having recourse to the favo-
rite terrapin policy of one of their oldest
statesmen, I'VE mean Mr.. Jeferson) in re-
firing Within themselves--that is, when not
pleased with relations in which they find
themselves placed by The measures Of their
nelshocrs, 10 turn up their dsdsinful noses,
ana refuse to have any further intercourse
with themi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04

fords ne advantage whatever. the proof OF
which is all the colonists tina. can get away
are leaving the place. ] myself have got
some Of them employment, and to some |,
have given passage to the United States in
the Brig" -
From tie National Intelligencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04
Zanesvslle. February 90.

A deialcation in the accounts ofthe treasu-
rer of this state, TO the amount of about Il
900 dollars having been recently discovered,
he has resigned his Office, and Samuel Sulli-
van, esq. of this town, is appointed his sue
eessor. From an intimate acquaintance with
the new treasurer. We have the utmost con-
6dence in his capabilities and integrity, and
feel very sure that his appointment will add
one TO the small number who will not betray
their trust when the funds ofothers are COM
nitted to their care.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04
Norfolk. February 90.

By the schooner Success we have received
Bermuda papers of the 5th and 18th Inst
From the latter date We extract the follow
ing paragraph. being the only articlo of any
Importance which they contain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-04

Our readers will have perceived by our
Congressional Report few days ago, 'hat a
petition has been presented from the Citizens
ofGeorgetown, calling for change IN the
Judiciary of the District. We have SINCE
understood that system has been digested
Nv a professional gentleman of that town, IN
iurtherance of the object of the petitioners
which has been submitted to the District
Committee, and goes to change, altogether
the present system. We are informed that
she proposed bin enters very minutely and e.
laborately into the subject, and that the fol-
lowing is an outline of its general provisions;
The creation of new County on the other
side of Rock Creek.
The Circuit Court to be held for the whole
District at Washington, and District Courts
and Courts Of Chancery for each County, oy
The Resident Judge of the County.
The original jurisdiction Of the Circuit
Court to be confined 70 all cases arising un-
der the general laws of the United States.
The District Courts to take cognizance OF
AL local matters within the County
The expenses ofthe Circuit Court, Judges
salary, and compensation TO the Attorney and
Marshal of the District, TO be paid by the
United States the expence Of the District
Court to be borne by each County.
Magistrates jurisdiction extended TO nifty
dollars.
The RICH, of appeal. in such cases, to be
10 the next District Court the Judgment OF
that Court to be final. All other cases may
De carried by appeal to the next Circuit
Court, under penalty for delay merely, and
If the matter in dispute be above 500 dollars
the case maybe removed TO the Circuit Court
Cor trial. The right OF appeal TO the Supreme
Court preserved in all cases as il now exists
A seperate Levy Court for the new County.
Court House, &c.
The recovery of debts rendered more ca
sy and expeditions, Nat. htelhgencsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

covered with snow, and which lie cSSsi.
Ell nearly 100 leagues and then directed
his course 10 China, as discovery was moi
his object. Ills pilot was William Adams,
an Engiisllman. The whole voyage ia TO
be found IN BANEEY'S History of Dis
coreries. (s5r This land, it appears, has
been long known 10 American Whale
men but, for good reasons, the secret
has been preserved by them. II is extra
ordinary that il should not have been
better known, as il is laid down on all the
charts we have examined. In DUNN'S
new Chart, &c. of 1889. directly S. of
Care Horn. lat. Gao, it says, Land seen
by Theodore Gerard in 1899 :" and in
map of S. America, The remark is repeat
ed and near by. Land discovered by
Sir Francis Drake, in 1917" So also in
DEsNO's French maps and charts, pubs
lished in 1866. The same land is laid down.
as seen by the same person.]
Boston Centiael.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

in this oriaiual conspiracy were arrested
by the gems darmes.
II appears that the plan of the conspi-
rators was TO get possession oi Vincennes,
where fire broke out about u. NJ. bsi
was soon exiinguisheJ. This was done
it is presumed 10 create confusion so as
10 favor a surprise. France has a right
10 expect thai This attempt will be pun
ished in such a manner as to strike a Ter.
ror into those, who forgetful OF their
dn.y and their oaihs, wish 10 turn against
social order those arms intended for lis
defence. Nothing should be neglected
in orsicr 10 bring 10 punishment The
authors and accOmplices of conspiracy,
which, directed against the throne and
The charter, Thus attacks The feelings and
the most valuable right of every indivi-
dual OF the nation. The liighes, tribunal,
that which the charter has empowered
with the suppress ion Of attempts against
The security Of the state by salutary
Imprisonment will without doubt, be en-.
charged with the trial of the greatest
| crime punishable by our laws.
Free from all influence, incapable of
listening 10 any improper suggestions.
than any other how 10 recognize inno-
cence, and dissipaie Ill founded suspi-
cicns, as il will also know how TO adiudge
The guilty, whatsoever they may be.
The CITY at Paris eujoys The most per-
feet tranquility. The citizens were an.
priced al the same moment of Tie exis-
tence of the plot aud of the imrrison-
ment o!its authors.
Supplement 10 the Universal
Iadrid. August 81, 1890.
BY an express which has arrived al Ibis
court from Coruuna, which place il left
Oh the 2Sih inst. we learn the following
news OF the revolution of Portugal: that
1t was commenced in Oporto and lis
provinces, by the Portuguese troops, who
proclaimed tie constitution aud Whatever
The Cores might institute, and their au-
gust sovereign Don John vi; That several
Other garrisons had followed This exam
pie, that ID. n. Barros, "a Portuguese col.
OF The 9th regiment of infantry, had TAX =
en- command of the province OF Mimic,
Gen. Wilson, who commanded there, hav.
ing been displaced : that all The Offices
held by the English had been given 10
natives and finally that The liberty of
the nation had been proclaimed at Lis
bon, aud the authorities arrested after
some bloodshed.
This information is confirmed by OH
er expresses which have just arrived from
Cindad Rodrigo aud Badajos.
II is said that they have adopted The
Spanish constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
oLDFOUNDLAND.

] he london Courier says the land re-.
Gently observed by Captain Smith few
degrees s. of Cape Horn has no claim
10 be considered as new discovery. L.
was. seen in 1899, by Dirck Gherriiz
icslied Theodore Gerard Dutchmsu
who commanded one of five vessels
wblchleit Rotterdam in 1893 for the East
ladies. GherriIz being separated from
hss companions in attempting 20 pass
'i'e Strengths Of Magellan WAS driven s..
az fsr as 81 whsre he saw a high country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

WIN. GiLLiNGHAN, Baltimore, continues ihe man.
w Giaciure OF M:ll and Tobacco Screws, and every
ether Kind of Large screws, with either brass iron
baxes. He furnishes them warranted at very reduced
prices He also makes Mill Irons of every description,
edge Tools &C. orders will he thankfully and
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
Baltimore, Sent. ~. an Ofs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
JRUS'T SALE

NY virtue ~ a deed Of trust, executed 10 the sub
Ed scrber, nv William Miller jr. TO secure the pay
ment of a certain sum Of money therein mentioned,
which vas duly recorded In the county court Of Geoeb
land 10th October 1917, he will proceed to sell at
OOotblano Courthouse, OF the 10th DIR Of October
neat for ready money the place called SPRINGFIELD
containing about $50 acres aud eleven lying on
the creek between Springfield aud Philip Falchets
senr.-adjoining 6prngheld-also ANY acres. of wood
land on the north side Of Whitehall road adjoining IpS
land ~ Philip Fulcher, jroT much thereof as will
be sntcent TO discharge the debit interest and COSTS
OF executing this trust. Such title only will be made
as Is vested in the Trustee by the deed ofTnst.
JOSIAH LEAkE, Trustee.
September 20. ql..w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

The subscriber will continue business as beretsfoTe
IN the house formerly occupied by Scott HobSoa.
October q. It SEYMOUR ScOrT
rE't Subscribers, unoer the nfni Of HoLsoa 4 y0Dp
son, will do a general COMMISSION & TOBACCO
BUSINESS, IN The house next door below John Smith
and Co. on Cary street. JoSN HoBSON JR.
October O.. 1t GEORGE L. SAMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

500 Acres of iS0uthwca Mountain LaHd.
offered for sale....Thls land lies In the County Of
- AibenaTie, and portion of II Is Tobacco Lagd Of
nne qmally. Those disposed to purchase will apply
the Subscriber, near Lindsay Store, hibemarIe.
se1emsef No. 1a,,u MANN PAGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

'she following lines discover an exquisite purity q
iporsi and poetic sentiment, and convey line lessor
Imagery. They from veluiio VI Poems reeeu,l,
published in England, by Barnard barton a her u
u'' society u Friends: THE IVY lS'"'Aer" Register.
Dost than not love. In the eeasoa Of sprinc
10 twine thee a fiow'ry wreath,
fnu 10 see The beautiful birch tree Hing
us shade on The grass beueath
us glossy leaf and its siivery stem;
uh! dost tbon ne, love 10 look them?
and dnsi ihnn not love, when leaves are ereenest
Aud summer has just hogan,
when IN the silence OF moonlight thou leanest
Where glist'ning waters run,
u see by that gentle aud peaceful geam
ihe willow bent down TO to the sparkling siJeam2
. Aud alb in "a lovely autu,nnaI day
When leaves are changing before thee
ITO hoi Natuie's ctaiius as they slowly decay
sneu ,iet own ini'd iniipence Ger theei
aud hast thon not felt, as,thou stoodst To gaze,
Tue touching lesson such scene Displays
II sho'ld he tbns, at an age like tbiRe;
Aud u has been thps with me,
"hsn NE freshness of feeling and hear, were mine,
As they never mere he
fct th,uk Rot ask thee to pity INV lot
fvibdps see beauty where thou dosi not.
iias, thou seen, i'll winter, s,ornies, day.
The Trunk of bhghied osk
Not dead. hut sinking ~ slow decay,
Beneath times resiste.s stroke,
k"nnd whirh a luXnriant ivy had grown,
hnd wieaih'd 1t vita verdure no longer It's OWL
esrehance thou hast seen this sight, and iLen
as ! at Their eats might 40,
fassed carressly by, nor turned again
Tha' scathtd wreck TO view
Bnt no" can draw from that nlouid'ring tree
'honeh;s which are so0tbin. aud dear to me.
smile ma, nor ihiak it is worthless thing,
III Ice with Instruction irsugbt:
That which i'll ciueest aud longest cling,
Il alone worth 4 serious tasneht.
snhnih auebt lie nnl"v"iy which thus can shed
Gracr n The dying, aud leaves on the dead7
Now ia thy Youth, beseech Of hin
who giveth, rpbraidisg moi
That his light in their heart become not dim
And his love he unf,rco;;
End thy God, ia darkest of DAYS will he
Gre eiine3s and beauty, aud strength To thee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
~ ATTENTION .REVOLUTI
PENSTONERV

TIVE subscriber having beeB furnished with forms
and Instructions prepared by the war Department
~ OF the acts - Congress Of the 18TH of
March 1878 and of The LIST Of May 1870 relative to the
Revolutionary Pensioners-offeTs his seryices as an
agent 10 prepare beh papers and transmit them to The
war Department where they must he nied before any
PensioBer canbc paid-appiicatoBto Ne made At my
quarters at the Barracks all letters postage paid wbe
attended 10. r. BROwN
JuyT. fs..wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

BUFFALO, Sept ~ The S; am boat Walk iuthe
Water a'rived at Black Rock Sunday evening last
having been detained days at Maiden by bad wsa
th,r The follow ing gentlemen, belonging the Uni
ted States army. came passengers IN her Majnr
Gcheial Scott Coils. Mitchell and House, ef the corps
~ artillery 1t COLONEL Eus:, OF the light artillery
L. Col. Firhuev ofthe I'd iH:asry Majors Larrahee
OF The Sd Infantry, Stanton, Of the q. NJ. q. depari
nent, Beiion aud Kirby Capt. whiting, and Lieuis.
Monfoe aud Carer. aid. To Gen. Scott.
$50 the great Court Martial at Detroit mast have
tef minated its sitting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
REvOLUTIONIN PORTUGAL

BOSTON, Sept. 30.-Arriveh, brig Jones',
Capt. Gro. G. Jones. 81 days from 81.
U6es, with salt. Capt. JONES informs,
that there was a Revolution in Portugal,
and handed us the following Proclama.
tons of the Patriots -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

MIR. JOHN FERGUssON-Sir As you are NOT an I'M
I'VE babitant Of this State and have know agent
here, you will please take notice. that TUESDAY the
24h day Of October next at the house sf Jcel watkins
". in the county Of buckingham, shall proceed to
take the deposition de bene ,Of Simon Want 10 he
read evidence IN suit depending IN the county
court Of Charlotte, wherein are plaintiffs and you
are defendant. Wm. x CHS MCKINNEY, IL.
Sept. 26. 4i..w4wsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

SHALL petition Ike LEGISLATURE at their nexi session
II for leave u remain In this commonwealth.
JUDITH HOPE,
August IS. 81 ..24t 4 TfOmdR OF Color.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

q IL peTsOus indebted JOSEPH UARNSDATT
= dec are requested 10 make payment ine imIne
daiey, a; am desir0ns Of closing ihc administration
as soon possible aud therefore cannot grant imdul
gence IN any body. IiANifG CALL, Ex'Or
Feb. 3. SJ..u or Js.eph DarmsdaIt, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
AprOMArrnx coAI.

u gives us much pleasure find that the Apporna,
toN Coal Mines, under The patronage and super
auce OF several gentlemen this town. are now in ac
i've "perau'a. anu fully adequate TO the supply of the
town IN That inDor,ant article of fuel, The encourage
nent 81 this establishment is essentia-for ali houg
IL las moved "n heavily for two three years back
much I" Tie disConia of the is now
u properly supported, not only fully equal
mestc supplies, hut may, in time, become object OF
considerable consequence In shipments other
ports in the Upisd States. II tn trade we ~ sup
ported By the Town, will probably flourish and pros.
rei-if not fear that the prapietors wall abandon
al object interesting to general prosperity The
suppl. aItady afforded from this establishment keeps
down aud regulates the price Of Coal wagons
ether sources We no longer liabir, Heretofore
10 be imposed npon in severe weather, by exorhi
tant Demand nor are subjected 10 the loss which
frequently occur oi uniHtI niessnrrD-nthut Il the -
ianiishntn mt Is not encouraged fear will
again experience these Inconvenience ANA prsitioEs
-and should II fan, think II ray he considered 4
r"hic loss, Coal may be obtained at tie basis for
rs cents bnshei we wished il had been lswer, hut
perhaps The infancy OF the establishment would hot
Warrant II at this ume-good measure are assured
ny The agent VIII he given aud his standing will
RAM ehiiie confidence. One cent per bnshe will de-
liver VI ht every store in town that il will the
purchaser ~ cents. Admitting there 100 geo bush
els consumed In the town. here is saving one cent
hnshe equal 10 1000 dollars and taking into consid.
Grafton the difference Of measure either by an or va
ter, would probably be saving Of three times that
snih' tPeters6a.g RepuL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

n I"NNEit WANriNG.-i srish Ia f1fgiou sons
man run or Uthomt rawiiy thar ain CONC
"tfs rtc0M"Gn6fd, dnd acquainted ifh the to,,,,tn
ana r"r'y'"s business, yor uhich IuH cire Hberas
m"stS %. t"ae hi'n as TGTlncr--tGs sitRatiD, OF
tS'' ydrd rs 7Tete'aJie TO avg ia ne counf,v ,rci
enclosed 6y 6'1ck, and re 6a,k honse 6U;T Of ~,
SHss-trmS r0n be Gnoun by applying 20 ne spb.
Church. Jt,Jl.y ,'r,.,t rnI to'".
oct IL ~, :. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

WILL sell, on accommodating terms, my Tenement
4 III The tawn Of Columbia. The buildings, a Store
house aud lumber house, have been lsieynew shineied
Sept. IS. S6..wu JOHN FORnFS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
Winchester. serlrr,ber 3.

Rf viiiue Of Two deeds OF trusi. hr,i Uearng daIr
- The 10Th day Of July 1917, aud the second bearing
date the ijh day OF May 1919, and duty recorded in
The county cosi Of buckingham, 10 the sub.
:criher by James Couch for the purpose of securing
Tue payment OF snndry dehIs therein mentioned aud
money advanced due John Comch, shall proceed to
SELL for ready money, me third 0fday frtober
near, al Couchs Grocery at tie Warren Ferry the
lowing property, to wit Old sam, Iouug sam War.
WICK ,sany, Adam, Peter, EIlcndsr an! her two chill
oien Sh'Iy ana Buck, aud Sucty-tngether with the
STOCK, household and kitchen Furniture. shall
convey such tile only rs is is vested III me.
~ ~ The stock and hous eho!d furniture To be sold at
No COUGHS residence. ALLEN C TINDAII
Bncbinghau S-it. s. 35,,ids yyuUss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10

Virginia LaHa flDtce, Sept. I2th 1920.
conformity with Of the General Assembly, eni.
tIej I'M act 10 reduce into one act tie deperai
acts concerning EschenfOTs passed January 9th 1915
do hereby make known hat appears by certificate, q
tracts Of land have been found by inquest taken according
20 law, 60 have eschtaed 90 this commonwealth, viz
tract the reputed wherofis 59i aee, situated IN the
cOunes o. fsax and Piitsy vanis the DIV Hing hoe be
ing in the county of Tiafx, whereof certain Michael
Peder died stzei, will fully appear by inquest
soBeiudcd the s4th day Of July 1870 ALSO, Other
n Ct the repufed wareofis situated ~ tb.
rouiy Of Halifax, Of when certgin William Echois den
eleJ viii fully appear by inquest t<ei ON the
WIN. q. PEEDLEroE, Register.
Sept. %. 47..w6w
Z he Editors Of the National IntecDcer. viii puslsh
The above ~ their pal weekly, for SIX weeks ~ saceessio
and transmit ~ this Office their account, pn6 certificate oi
such puJicebsn, IS heret0fpre. ". CT,
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SNAS committed 10 the JAN at couniy, as a
~ innaway. ON the 10th April, negro man who calls
h'mseii DANIEL and says lie is The property Of the
WIDOW Drew OF Culpuper cOantyhe appears 10 he hon
- years OF age feet inches high darn
had on dark coi"red coat and paHtaiosns aud light
"aistc0at The owner is requested To come forward,
prove properly, pay charges ana take him away other
wise he will be dealt with rs the law DIRECTS.
CHARLES RLLEr J0iior +. C..
Winchester, Serlrulber q 2llGt