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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS. S.


TNHE Board Of Health OF The town of New.
L port, at meeting held the i?th day Of
June, 1920, for the purpose Of making Reg
uiations Tor the preservation of the Health Of
the inhabitants OF said town, ordered add de.
creed the following Quarantine Regulations.
lst. That every vessel arriving a ibis port,
between the twenty 9Th Of this month snd
the twentieth Of OCTOBER next, from, any for.
eign port or-p'sce,' lying Between the ia,,-
udes of forty. Eve degrees, north and forty
FIVE degrees sou'h and every vessel srriv.
ing from any port in The United States, south
Of the Chesapeake Bay, ipcluding Torfolt,
in the state Of Virginia, shall be carried by
the Health Oficer to the Quarantine Ground,
near Cossicr's Harbor Island Provided, nev.
ertseiess, That any vessel bound TO some 9th.
er port, and merely stopping e; this port TO
wait for wind, shall be permitted 10 proceed
on her voyage, provided che does not anchor
within q mile Of the town nor have any com.
mnhicaiion thercwilh.
"a. Ths, when any vessel has been carried
90 The Quarantine Ground by the Heolh OF.
hces, he shall e, soon as may be, infor m the
, President IT this Board Of her ,ustion and
circumstances, and shall BY his advice and di.
|. rection, take such measures for cleansing
/ said vessel IS are proper and necessary, aud
shall deiaio her on the Quarantine Ground 50
loog as the President shall think ii expcdent.
. 81. That whenever any vessel shall arrive
/, at this port, having any person sick on board,
the President, on being informed thercof by
, the Health OEcer, shsll Immediately send
Physician on board 10 examine said porson,
who shall rspori in wiring, TO tho President,
his true sth,e and condition, aod the nature Of
bis disease snd the President, II II appears
10 him ezpedieut, shall order such person to
sbc removed from said vessel, and carried to
some suitste place on, Of The compact part Of
tho town, and tbers taken care OF, under the
direc,ioo Of tire Health Ofhccr, until such
time as he is properly cured Of his disorder,
which she'll be determined by the attending
Physician, who shall give such person q cer-
,ibcs,e, ,hst no is, in IIs opinion, entirely free
from any CONSCIOUS disease, Previded AZ
rcoys, tnat all the eapences ,hs, may be in
cured by the removal nursing and attendance
OF buch sick person shall be deffsysd BY him
s-f
4h. Tha, nd person shall be allowed TO
visit any sick perspu who Is under the care
of the Hes'ih Oficer, without q writ'en Pc
goission from ihe PSesiden, Tor ,bs, purpose.
sih. Tha no person on board any vessel,
at the time OF her being carried 20 the Qua,.
.nune Ground, shall be allowed 10 go OF
sborc wi,hou, the w'itlen permission Of the
President, and any person who shall g. o.
s'pore without suen permission, shall be psos'
ecu,s6 sor 10 doing, and brought back ey TIE
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN half.yearly Dividend viii be declared and
paid. on Saturday, the frs. day of July next, to
those who appear by tbe books of the Bank, TO be
Stockholders 90 the pa inst.
t By order Of IRE Prea,dent aud Directors
JOHN h SHEaRMAN, Cashier,
Newport, June 2ist, 1920. (3w1
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NOTICE.

THE subscrib,r having been duly ap.
i pointed by Power Of Attorney, 10 settle the
business of Pn1tH CapsTy, requests oil those iff'
debsed 20 said Cbrisy 20 rs~ immediate payments
md all those having any demands. 70 present tho
sane for settlement. 70 the subscriber a.
JOHN PEAnCRr
soutt Kingstovr Jrns ~, 1890
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NOTICE.

VIZ BFgras sally. the wife Of sbs subseriber.
w has conducted h,rseH in q very vnfsisfui
I'D ohbteoning manner This 10 iheieiore to 'su-
i,on all persons sgsna h.Ib,fita C. uns'itr her
~ my socoun,. a. I wilt not L'y any dehr sf' may
contract after his Jst
vRANCis CHALoAIR.
Newport, June 81, ie2o.
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Jonathan Reynolds,

Has fer SAFE, at his Store in Wnkferd.
A GtNERAIs Assortment OF Hard
4 n ware and Cutlery, Brass Andirons, shoves
and Tongs, &c Also, Dry Goods. Hats, Shoes q
Groceries Dutch Plough Irons, and rioughs ready
made, ps,en, Pitch Fo'ks. Seythes. snsalhs. Sick
les, &c
SEQ lbs Pearl Ashes, 100 quintals dry Cod.
m Hhds Hoops. 9e hsh. %
1000 Fish Barrelas 10 bbis Cider.
SO do Rum do { 80 do Flour,
20 bushels Plaster Paris, : 10 nests Cedar Tubs,
1900 fine Clapboatds, 20 do Sugar Boxes,
800 Chesput Rails, 20 Grind Stones,
IS cords Fire Wood. 80 bundles wrsppings
so bushels white Beans, paper.
Likewise for sale, a general assortment Of Coun.
try Lumber, consisting Of ships plank, boat boards.
common oak do. and jois, hall Inch chesu, boards,
&c &c tt lu
WEXFORD, June 81, 1890.
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x1"71W"t, O"fFt y 'DTEP-O'"''''I,~
VIM. H. RATHBONE,
offers for sale at his Store, head of
{ Packet Wbar(.
aJADRANTS. doffble and single

S1OhDnANl -, OOuDlc anu oh'BIc
observation, Brass and Wood Co.'passes I.
Spy Cissses, Gases Of Mathematical Instrument
parallel rules, Scales and Dyiders Naygstors and
Coast Pilots Charts patent halfhosr Glasses ;
Log gIspes Bunting and ships colours; quaIs.
writing, letter and log paper ink powder cordage
Of sli sizes twine housr, cabin. paint and scrob
brush brooms cabin mops log reels and ch,fs /;
deep sea and hand leads, hand pumps; serving
mslets blocks and hanks, japan lamps and Feed
srs horn and tin lanterns knives and fotk hin.
ges Of all tinds, screws, brass and irea laicbes
iocks cohre mills. jack sr.d pen kaiyes, spoons
cooks ladies' and tormentors, s1es, hstcbeas, ham
mers jlpan and lin trumpets. ehierls, sugurs, ics
saws, barpoons and grains, nsh hooks sail needle
ana palms, leather. sheathing psper, cauIking rou
md msl'esss marlin spikes iron shoveis. ship >
sfcspers, gimble's, pump ard clsppcr nails, slate
nd pencils, spanish bso wn, red lead tin, iron aut
s,one ware patent deck lights brass pump box,
brought and cut nails; brads and tscks ri all size
tie. y Ne, chalk bfinsonc isnpbssck. oars. hso.
.pikes, Tar. Pitch. Turpentine and Ro,in, oskuui.
with full ss.or'p pent Of every Article usually Cal
I'd for in a Hardware and ship ChsndIery store.
LrPcrsons wishing @ ,drants and Compssse.
epaircd. can leave them * ne above store, where
tsey wiil be si,erded 10.
I,.t.. A.
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HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
TEN boxes Meii's. Youths and Chill
i dren's HATS, hasdsssae and cheap just re-
ceved irom New.Yoik snd for sa,e ut
G. WANION's Book X Hat Store.
NMonE Nrm 0rc -


Ataong hem are -
J. WiLLsoN's cclebta,ed ,a,ifatisn beavers and
Mems white and black flats, with wide brips. At
The low price Of 5 each.
Tweedy & Benedict's ir,ifavion beavsrs- first
quality mems real Sutesfne ditto. :.
White, BROTHERS s. Co imitation beavers - Water
proof ditto msde entirely Of Eur. Gyh, and hand
come Also best No 1, Hats.
Chiidrens white and black Beaver. and red Mo-
rocco Hats.
For saie 90 ABOVE,
so Resms writing paper, Cap No. I, 3 B. 3. NJ orS
dollar per kesm less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary. Of every description.
school looks Of every kind in us.-a Alden's
and vebber's LIST, Cd h Sd vols Cummings
Morss and GoIdsmiih's Geog rsphes,- Ari,hmetics.
--Grammsrs. Dictionaries, Testanaents. &c.--seA.
msn's I'D Blank Books.
/, 4'aper HmyiHgs and Borders.
For Rooms and window Curtains, selling Oh at
very reduced prices.
or Those psrssns who are iAdshisd to G wAx.
ros, and tie more especially hose whose Accounts
have been of long ssnding are earnestly requested
to call and make payment, as otherwise their Ac'
counts will be p0t in suit in the codrse Of 10 days
Newport. May IL. 1920
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rStsp. a hough snises AZ, -
And that is, the advantage | have gained
by buying my Goods for Cash, wnicn now
eosblcs me to offer them lower than ever
fog that precious article.
! VIM. JAMES TlLLEY,
No. l2A, Iha uses-sfI

NO. lS4, fhdUeS-sfrees.
WILL this day. open complete assortment Of
w Piece Goods, which he will sell very low to
those who brings that precious article, Cash with
them.--imong ~h'ch are.
super supe hne fac and common blue, black,
brown, olive and mkt Brosdcloths; blue, black,
brosn, mkt and olive Cass,rneres, Nice red and
white Fianneiis.
.aLSO-Embossed Nankn Grape Dresses, nice
BLACK aud coioIed Canton Grapes, Italian Grapes &
Grape sbawls, 8A superior black silk Shawis, imi-
tstion merlno, and common shswis. o. wide Bom-
basine, very nice superb Garniture Ribbons, AS
sor,ment OF common Ribbons black Lutstrings 4
toranoe foe Bonnels black aud white silk Lace
forAniie, Marseilies, and Jean Tor ves,ing; black
siik. hag, silk and cotton Handkercbiefs a com.
pie,e assor nent of shear, en0. imitation, book nd
tsacy MusiIns, Plaid Gsuze ana Fancy Handkcr.
chiefs black and white span silk Gloves Ladies
black. kid and silk Gloves complete assortment
of shItings snd shee,iogs. from Ia cts ia 2s6 the
yard Bed Tickings, Stripes and Piaids Mourning
Ginghams and CsIicoes. pink, buff and blue striped
Ginghams an assortment ut Jsconett and common
Csmbrcs superb drilling. for Gentlemen's ware !;
,Dowias, Linen and Russia Sheetngs; q complete
assortment OF Hosiery, IRON 2s3 To 4s6 pair In.
da Csiicoe, Is piece; BLACK aud coloured Bom-
bazetts; complete assortment Of Pocket Hand
kerchiefs silk aud Gotten Umbrellas Ladies Para.
sols a compete assortment of Buttons, Nankins,
lndia CotosS, Aoss Cotton n complete assortment
OF Domestic Goods. suspenders, tapes, threads,
sheii and horn Combs; Merno trimmings and
many other articles 10 numerous to mention.
Is Also-A handsome sword, hat uniform
coat and breast plate for Horse, 10 be sold low
Nevpor;, June 2l, 1920.
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DIED.

DIED,
N this town on Thursday isst Mr.. Gfssos
htAses, in the e7thyeAr Of his age.
On the Goth instant, Miss PArIgScE RocEns.
sslshter Of the late Mr.. jeremiah Rogers. aged 6S
ysars.
In Columbia, (S. C. Reverend JssAIHAr
NANCY, d. d. President Of the SouthCaroIina Col
lege, aged 53 years.
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Tor sAtE~-isoo bushels Liverpool SALT, ia
a lots TO sui, purchasers. Apply 10
June 2 ROBERT CARTER
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E ATTENTION

Persons who have volun-
II teered their services to parade on the ap
sFoaehing Annlv verssry Of American Independence,
are requested 20 meet THIS EVENING, at the
stAte-House, Of half pas, O'clock. with arms and
accoutrsIaents
Newport, June %, 1920.
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Ad8hniStrafor's Sa,es.

On MUNDAf, July ID, IU1U, al 10 O'CLOCK,
. At Store No. 8, Market-square.
MILL be sold at Auction, the Stock in Trade of
W. the late Mr. Levis RoSsmasiere. consisting of
Hhds kum, Bbls. New Rum, uhds, s. Bbs Gin,
Brandy, Moiasses, Coffee, Teas. Raisns. Chocolate
Cocoa, Flour, Rice. White beans, Sole Leather.
Russia 4 Ravens Duck, &c. &c.
Conditions a. the sale .s.st...
CHRIS RHODES, Aucs'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-29
MR.. John MORGAN

SIh-As you are not an inhabiiant Of this common
- Wedln, yon are hereby notified that N the second
monuay III March next between the hours OFFS O'Clock
- 81 ahn O'Clock, p. NJ. and continue from ,iay
- uaS uu, coinpleted, shall take dispositions the
house OF Wn. Atkinson, la tie county OF powlatan
onIne "wednesday succeeding the said I'd Monday IN
naIch, between the hours Of 5 O'clock A ~. and s
"C'oCh, T. M aud O. c. ntnue rom day 10 day uuuI
e"naeted sbail take dispositions at the Pow bata;,
cotton FACTORY, III The county Of Pcwbatan-Amd on
same bonTs Of the day and TO continue from day IN
Gay nntii completed, shall take dispositions at the
mouse OF MI Colin Clarke, in the comfy Of Powhatau-
Al oi wbich are TO he read evidence in sui; now
pehu'ug III the superior court Of chancery for the
n ehnlnnd district, IN which am plaintiff and your
1. Archer, and John Woodbridge are defendamtsN
when and where You may attend
Jan. 30. ~. 20 g.,
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An lnnREss


10 me C"'Ee"S anu I"ho6if""fS Of HE u. states.
I" beg IS never pleasant Office; for IL is rcvol,,,
I" the pfIee oi character, aud man generally
lion. '"''' Tue n"iDlla-
But there ave times, IN which modest reluctance ,o
'or chHTIy, should he laid aside; from the itupe
idNNt nauie 81 the occasion which demands n. ana
w Whlch dHhdtnce would be CtusufahIpAud b. a.,
Sucb tunes when I've fnsr feelings Of our nature ne
come predominant and stihe cold biooded caicntins
tust irny IS Ike present orcasion Of This ci,4racter
ann We WIN poignant feelings Of grief. declare our
sincere regret ~ announcing d.
~ evii has fallen On Our city, unexpected nufore.
Seth' woe spread, and intellectually calautous-tLe
difest. thr most pnlous ana the best hmm part nj
odWhnab has ih Few hours, become naked and a
aesdii waste; mas, us worse than desartit ia IN
dshtt ana uhefe iaiciy stood splendid cdiaces allied
with Werchaud2- and ali thc productions of t.si,.
eifRance. ave H'W tmohiug ruins and The e6..iI,
P.lits att init'ts uf raFed and tuttetiur wallis
Where, icW hours since, brheid the active bu,,
o. hu4intts, with smiling C0uHteusrrts iuJt, stt,
content HHu cltei iunfs, see the gloom fbs
M ftHcJ, gt.eI ana despair.
ih" iet who have lakcu the place Of ibe rr,o d
va 90 latfy brongSd in streets have most sn.pt
cfi'e ieI The I'D snd melancholy ccuir.s,.
Every ihiHg around and about then be ftted Tor t,
production ~ gloomy thongbis-aud almost 10 cEfs,
even tue sspiriugs ~ hope itseiE
This lli ated city, which iut yesterday could s,.
lus'ct boast ~ as much ornament af at oihft ifi u
CH"ny ID" equai size Is now heap Of fgbhish and boz
Fibiy disfrurcd.
o. Is witbnnl form or feature and the worn Of q
]eafs ~ more, destroyed hy d-tUuinE element o.
2" hours. such vas It's farj AMI su,b The t,pidi
~ us desirncuve match hat tbe senses - i.an ",
roo tine enuauced fhcy sioot appalled, and
foitd
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FiNy Dollars i.emara-Ntop ne IN1el'I

iyty Dollars i'e~d'd-StOp the Thief!
IN The night OF the 10Th inst The stable OH nv farm
- near inns city was forced, aud handsome com.
pac0A formed CHESNUT SORREL HORSE was stolen
therelr0'n tits height is known, hut ne wouId not
ne calico a tail hoTse-he IL supposed 10 he eleven
years Old has a hony well formed head has re.
hakabt id'l atbe Junction OF the neck and shoulders
which makes his neck appear NAT and his wilheIs
more ihaI usually high bis left hinder hook is while
very near the h0oi, aud he have marks ofthe
Sau'eb Co"di ana traces lie PAGES, tros and gallo ps
anu Is extremely well broke 10 the carriage gig or cart
though very active horse he is not free under IN.
sa1aie......I will give FIFTY DOLLARS for The M.
r'ehenslon OF tie thief aud his prosecution to
'ion|anh en- DOLLARS for such Information as W III
ehaOe me 10 recover the horse aud in addition alt r-a
s-hao'e eNpehces which may be incurred IN bringing
u'n 10 me- PETER V. DANIEL
c.
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LAND ron SIZE.

9f virtue OF deed al tnSt executed to US By Warner
- Lewis, on the 27th day OF Apr, 1916, secure 10
Joan WooGson the payment OF suEdIy aunss OF money
therein mentioned, We will on saturday. fA6 5fh day
~ Ft6rudry Clt az taTif not, the iiTst fair day
thereafter ON lhe premises sell Tor cash. Ia
OF tdtt OF land containing 10y estimation lc9 acres,
De Ihe same more or less, lying in Goochland, and
bounded by the lands Of btVeTeux Jarrat, George
HOLMAN, VIVA. Matthews, aud Edwin rurpn so niue h
thereof Is may be sufficient pay 2i0O dollars (beng
he second instdlmenta part of the said aud having
besh ALREADY sold 10 satisfy the hrs with the interest
thereOn with the cost attending the execution
Us trust. This land lies In excellent
I've greater pdri OF 1t Is IN wood, and capable OF pro-
dneing tue tobacco. That which is cleared is fresh
ana IN line condition Tor yielding crop. II has ON II
good barn anu tobacco houses.
THOMAS PEMBERrON,
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, JUN.
December 6O.wt,ts
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g..
Fhonrh Row NJ more The mnsing ear
Deh.h.s 20 listen tn the breeze
That Fingers O'er abe yte,uW oed shaSe,
love thee. wiutei well.
Sweet ate the harmonic: of Spring,
Sweet - the SUniuer's evening gale,
PieasaW ,he h,nmnal Winds that shake
The msay-co red gIsve
Aud pleasant L. the sObered soul
The silence OF wHtery sceae,
Htea Mature shroaishsi in her trance,
In deep Tranquility.
Not updelighuu! now 10 roam
The Nhd-heath spatsline OF the sight:
Not undelientfui now to ce
The forests ample rounds
And see the spangled branches shine,
Aud snatch the moss uf uiaEy 4 hue
1bN vanes the Old trees brown baTk,
nr DER ,he grey stone spreads.
The clustered berries claim the eve,
o'et The bright hYln's ray green leaves
The ivy rUun6 the leah,ss Uak
Clasps It's full foliage close.
ROBERT sOUTnB'
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Savannah, Jan. IL. 1870.

AUGUSTA. (Geo.) Jan. !s-At a meeting NJ tb. CHI
Zehs " augusta, az the Preshyerian Church. on Mon
nay, ne i,'h January 1870, his honor the Mayor was
adopted ''
heSo"ed That Committees be appointed to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS from the Citizens of Augusta aud Others
i"i inc ei OF those inhabitants Savannah wL e
ny tue recent he IN bat placeand that these
committees consist OF four persons TOT zach ward nd
that they c"leci the sums sub!c i,ed at The tpe M
subscription. " " N ~
heSotOs", ihat committee OF correspondence be
suCh sums as - ay be subscribed. and trans a one
Ih""sahu collars TO the corporation of Savannah AZ
soon as received Tor the immeda'c relief of ,Los.
whose wants are most pressing and thai they reriii
Tie balance OF The money collected TO So, hoard ,om.
mer OF agency as the nhanltans If Sa, annab or lis
authorities may appoint, for disposition of funds
contributed for The relief Of their Citizens
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pCBLIC AUCTION

MILL he sold at public auction on twelve months
w credit. ia front the Courthouse Tavern in he
city OF Richmond on Monday the 5h day of Feb'y
neat aiI, ar the first iai day thereafter ten valua.
DE SLAVES. TO vii, four men, four women boy and
elr-heonging To- the estate OF Lyme Shackleord dec
Bond with approved security viii be REQUIRED Ia, the
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. On tAe motion efthe piaiati6, by his comnssi ANA
aPPeatWg 10 me S0tiJactiOsi OF TIE court fhaffL,
agtMHdW tarStaTpheH is not an inhaLitanf Of mis-
tomHt"o'Te"ttH, IL is Ordered and DeeIeed Thar
unttsS We Sd'd CdrStdyphtn shat 0ltcQy here o.,
or 1g0Ie biarch cOaTt Nsrt, and dtSnt1- the plain
t IT, Oa me court "Ut then prOceed to take tie
70, eoyesSsa as 10 him, ana decree tie 0tte,.
Oe JortN""h inserted in some one Of ne pu5i,c
euSP"PeTS " me city Of Richmond, for tno months
SG , ty' una thdt another copy be posted m, az
"e Jront door Of the cOuytkOnse OF mis- cou,,fy.
~ c0Pg' IeSie, n. ELDRTDGE ir d. q
7..uSus
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80. ,,...,. ...- 49, $500,
6,any a. a.. @ -, ~ '.v."s.s's To-, ' sVvu
lreli,,"s 80, 800, nS vac uS' -; o n,
-, 80" stoies, inNoiNli,s ueH !" .ne eo"hoh
s,,s,,i ~ ''ot tue "ils' y" '"e ue, MOI
he my c,,,;, h ,u. s.'e VI ou.se, -. 20
.hIrh i,,s. -, ' ,a U.s. *, , -,
dt.es - ~, aeu iS 10 ." n ,
r0o,,. -, 80 - " ", us ~, ~" "' es ", . ,.I
,yr,t".". ''s' an" '"a' 'ue n'e o"S "'"SAe" Tue"
-.
n,sses al s,ch y i., W Ne.l 'e~ e" W "e 'ie VIZ
dur,ye -, -, y, o"e ""'e" ""s pse" pro
sr.un 80 d 'a'.nu9 ,esu''. ,, -,
entirely 49, ,',,, TAU open ue'oie 10, Nnieu
behold i, "'''''p'''"' ""u S''Ns"' '"e "S"'' !"
cuo.., So, a., 80, Nv'''e".o" "o"" ieSure IAN
n,nri In -, -, ' ,, oe'Isnhs ""' corfu 'ne
EN- ,,iih ,ha h.,,, ',,s; po' WI" su'net
,',.d ali ,,t, - o' C'."suoPue when uhs ois
and ter,inc S, regular an" oea"''u' 'n'o soape'ess
=, ne ~, Ills, ~. 'ns. II. -
~ s.i , a,'n 10 narrow tue 'eehhgs ny tue
~ IT,, sentiments suited To produce commsera
,,on, IL, go, 1i heaI'-ei' sympathy ne excited
,r"tbs saw "''''' VI me'ahehoy ana lahehtaole
W. ,rc No, do,, l., o, -
romance ,,oS, 81, vi Scion nor - ours taie OF
49,. 49, "'ost eisuF won'u We wish II were hu, We
.;r,,re ,.hi,, t, oh ' eNeil siue o US oesoiaten
4,
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E'LoPED Gu tue i2Ih December, HENRY, a small
- Vef. black servant, about - years Of is
presumed, nom some hints dropped by himself, that
ne wiz attempt To get TO Norfolk. His clothes were
nall worn coarse dTab roundabout coat snuif color
"osted stockinet paIaloons checked vest new shoes
ana haif worn fur nat His occupation through life
mas been that al house servant IN which capacity he
Is unusually expert His mother. Edy small mulatto
woman, about 40 years old, highly capable house
servant and seamstress with husky head of hair and
deep lncisioh on one side her face, ran away 10
isH. IT'S inferred the boy will attempt get with
both. ~ sw.NN
Rocky Mills Jan. 8. w6x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-29

ny tAe Governor ~ tdC HItOAhC0tth Of TiTsiRiu
a PROCLAMATION.
"HsREAS Information has been received by the
" Executive fTOmtbe jaor Of Cum beI land comfy
that certain slave named LEWIS or LEW, sentenced
by the court of said county to suffer death for the
crime OF burglary, (Which sentence has been changed
by The Executive to sale and ansportaiion) has mad
ms escape iom the Jail thereof, aud is going 1t
lage nave therefore Thought ht, with The adv
the council 81 state hereby TO Offer reward Of FIsTY
OUTLAWS 10 any person ar persons who shall apple
mend aud convey 10 the jail of said county, the
PentenuaTy IN this city, the said Lewis Lew Aud
90 moreover require all officers, civil aud military
aus eNhort the good people Of this conmonwea cath
use lheii hest endeasors To apprehend the said slave
that he may be dealt With as the Law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
tue seal of the commonwealth at Richmond
this 9Th day of January, 1870.
THOMAS M RANDOLPH.
II Lewis or Lew, is 4 tall aud very black man, up
wards OF SIX feet high, aud % years OF agehe is apt
to shew his teeth in kind of laugh shipper when
spoken to, and especially when detected any fault.
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