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LEO ESLAIURL or VIRGINIA.
EXTRACTS FROM me JouRNALs or The HOUSE
OF DELEGA TES

80 IIn
OF DELEGATES
Friday, I'eb ia communication
from lie Senate, stated iial they had
pdSsct The biii IN enlarge the IunaIlr
Hospital ID the city OF WiiIlamsburs"-
also the bills -" 10 d0 nd az act 10 incor
poTaie The Dismal swamp Land Con,pa-
ny ;" and 80 amend The act. en,lIlcd an
act for the relIc Of Daniel DAWSON, ir."
with amendments. The II. of ID. ac-
coded 10 these amendments.
EngrOssed bills" AUTHORIZING the Ge
vernon with the advice OF Council 10
commission Rdwiey Evans as sheriff of
MomongaIia county, aud Tor other pur-
poses'--" authorizing The Board of Pab-
ne Works 10 subscribe for one hundred
aud hiiy shares OF The stock Of the Upp,r
AppomdiioX Company, and for other
purposes -" directing lhe payment of a
certain sum ot money 10 ihe school com
mlsSioncrs OF The count, OF SpnIisylVania''
-" altering the iIm0 OF holding lie nus.
tugs coud Of Tie corporations oi Lynch
bug =" authorizing Henry Till 10 as
sumo ilIe surname OF NrWman'-" iin.
posing faxes fur Tie support Oi govern
meni'--" concerning William 6liller, il. "
concerning The Wilis's River Naplga
ilou Company" altering Use Tine Of
holding superior court OF law fDr The
county OF Lunen urg"--wcfc successive.
~ read third llm, aud passed.
An cugrOssed b,il =" 10 crlaigp the
public jail aud prniien'ary, and Tor OH
er purposes, was read d Third time and
rejected.
Various bills were read The 81 time.
aud ordered TO be cngrossed aud read Il
third tune.
A bill " ia amend The act cutiia.d an
acl, To reduce into one act, tive several
acts concerning executions, aud tor the
relief Of insolvrBt debtors, ..as tax ~ up
and amended on m ton 1T Mr.. Harris /:
Whcreupou motion 8as made by NJ.
Garland, that The said bill be amended
bp adding thereto ,h' lollnaing claus s
% had BE- HIHrtier e0ected, That no exc
cu'ion strait issue oH any bona taken Tor
tie forthcoming OF goods aud chaltcl.
Under execution (Which may 5r reitFu a.
ioricref) iOi ihe spare NJ 1opiis
isoW i!e date Of sucll bond Prorided NJ
rays, thai ln rase tive creditor, his apcu.
on attorney shall deem The sccur,y in ".
said bond Insult ieni, he ~ lley ma,
move i've court 90 -tslc Z % deho ~ ~,
counter security provided NE .dia dt .f
or has had ten days notice OF such On
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we'll as the uitmate eGssi rment, wau,d most
certainly have been frequently interrupted
Tor days, as, Tor d convenience not iudispen
sable, il would be cruel TO expose IA boats
crew 10 buffet The icy spray of heavy sea. 80
common IN Hampton Roads. James river,
above, freezes as soon as Potomac; and, altho'
the floating ice in Hampton Roads docs not
oiien destroy vessels. Yet, since the Revolu-
tonary war, have heard of three ships being
actually cut through aud sunk, at one time,
there. Therefore To say the least, IL would be
Troublesome this winter, though perhaps. not
dangerous, TO a large ship II might iujure her
boats and teu,iers. BuIril's point, YOU re
member, has been selected as the Southern
Naval Depot, though not Yet approved by
Congress. To Burrirs poiut only ~ feet
depth OF water can he carried: therefore, far
such an inaccessible depot TO large ships in
service, an outer harbour is Indispensable :;
| and the Rough Roadsted OF Hampton roads is
the only one the nature OF the waters there
| abonis viii. afford for that necessary purpose
IL Is aTuestion for Congress TO decide, whe-
Their IL would be more economical TO continue
to build at Washington, and til ont in Saint
Mary'S, than 10 incur the expense of a large
anu new establishment for building al Burril's
point, and then TO have TO tit out in Hampton
Roads. a Depot, free AT ;tlI seasons from ice
10, certainly, raj e and most desirable nation
al OBJECT, and no place in the Chesapeake, of
equal depth OF water, rs so admirably adapted
10 such d purpose as Saint Mary,s river; but
the lime may not have arrived TO meet naval
=, VI" GU 'ais " sCaie, DIS ''t estdD-
hshinent OF new depots would require. To
complete the fortress, or martial lower, ON
The iiip Raps Gift is ever possiblel at the mouth
| OF Hampton Roads, will cost more, by my riatis
| OF thousands, than 10 render Saint AlarS's i'm
preenable by land or sea for "a Twelve months
at least. The difference in the expense would
arise from The nature of the works-the one
founded on Terra Firma. the other in Is aud
~ ieei water. As this fortress is actually I'M
dertaken, 1t may go on for a year or two, but,
| am persuaded, Congress will never agree TO
| fnshlt. wonder no one has yet noticed the
amount OF work done there, and the cost
and the probable cost OF remainder of such "a
basis, 10 say nothing of the supersiructure
This is subject, however, which requires
some minute typographical knowledge, which.
few possess AT more convenient time. /
will furnish you with my ideas oil the sub.
lect"
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AWFUL CALAMITYt

PTTsBURGH, January rs Ion Tuesday
night last. small cabin on the north side OF
The Allegheny, pfosite this city, was entirely
consumed, together with all its contents. What
adds 10 the horror of the scene is. that the
people OF the house had just put their four
children 10 bed, and left the house for a few
minutes to go to a neighbours, few rods dis
tAni. They had been but short time absent
when they discovered the house 10 be in
flames but alas, were unable to reach it in
time TO save the children, three of whom were
consumed, and the fourth so much burnt, as
10 be past all hope OF recovery The owner,
~, IN addition 10 his dreadful calamity, has
we understand lost his all
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GREET ELL OF SNoiE.

LOUISVILLE, January I9-On SATURDAY. ere
neighbOrhood Of about inches on the lereI, ,phch
as uery uncommon IN this attitude !Sleighs arc
much waating TO improve ii dgreeaLly The
reuther has been unusually cold thus far this sea
son. The Ohio ricer has been closed orer ,cith
tee. ont IS notc free nth gentle rise of ,rdfer
out not sufficient to enable the steam bouts 10 COM
nance opeJdtiOnS
John Rowan and J. j. Cri,tenden, commits
sionerS appointed by Tie Legislature of this stute
and Felix Grundy and Samuel Brown, commits
s'onerS on ne part Of Tennessee, for the purpose
Of settling the dispute relqtire TO tie BOUNDARY
tetreen the tao states haze met and IRE are sor.
ny to state. hare adjourned witLom accomplishing
their object. We hare not been able to learn me
particulars, as they haze made no report as yet.
fCummentator
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IaPpahannock, T0. JaPy27 1920.
MR. THOMAS lnNEN

Sit-as you are not an iBIabtaut OF this state and
~ as you have no known agent ia this state who is
authorized to receive money for you hereby rive
yau ibis notice, that am prepared TO paw og the fol
lowing bonds given to you by me, with The interest 10
this date -
one dated the 9th October, 1910, for eios 10 O. and
payable on the LIST October ISI5-ou this bond pay
ient OF 900 has Deen made and believe endorsed
the con.
One dated the 9th October 1910, for e4O3 50 o. and
payable on the 1s October, iSI4-on this bond pay.
ment OF ) 900 has been made, and believe endorses
thereon.
one bond dated the 9th October, 1910, for e4g3
10 o, aud payable on the LIST October, 1919.
one bond dated the yIh October, 1910 for fIqs
10 Q, aud payable on the LIST October IsI6.
Aud one bond dated the 9th October, tsiO for f1o3
Is o, aud payable ON the LIST October, 1917.
And that shall consider myself exeusTaied from all
interest which may the same from and after
this date, aud shall plead this notice IN against the
pay nIent nf tie same. LAWRENCE MUSE.
Feb. 3. S3.vgw.
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ESCHEATNRIS NALE-

pursuance OF Instructions from The Executive
CouAci Of this State, shall on tie first 1fomdav
fn Har II RfIt, being tie irst nay y; Henrico guar
tell court, II fair, and fnOi, then The day
thereafter between the hours of and O'Clock before
the 'front.' door OF the courthouse tie said county, la
the city OF Richmond expose to sale by public
Ia the highest bidder for ready money HaLf Acre
Lot Of Ground, with the improvements thereon in
this city, No. 55l, upon SbOckoe HILL situated az The
Intersection Of 9th and streets aud Immediately op
posIie the New Market House, in Monroe Ward, and
vhIsh said half acre lot late the property OF one
John Myers, a subject Of the King OF Great Britain
and by inquest Guly taken in the 4th year tue com
mohwealth, hath been found io escheat To The cSH-
inonweah OF Virginia. agTeeabiy to the provisions OF
AN act OF the General Assembi,, passed in the NAV
session Of 1870, entitled" IN concerning eScheafS
and JorfeitnreS from British subjects" WIN. Hay,
Jr aud Peter V. Daniel, Esq'rs are appointed Ly the
Executive, commissioners beiali Of the common
wealth Their attendance is respectfully solicited at
the time and place aforesaid being pr viousy qualified
as the act OF Assembly requires
SAMUEL McCRAW.
LscAeatOT for UeRricO county.
Jan. ~
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VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE,
Richmond, December 8. 1919
10 TILE DL(.IlI IL III XinI,IhrnA

~ IEtIlIE OF VIRGINIA.
NHE legislature of Virginia feeling sensbly alive
- Tue Importance OF vaccination, as safe aud GER
tam preventive to the small pex, and wishing 10
place IL completely in The power every person in the
state to ne supplied with genuine Vaccine Matter free
from any KIND 81 eJpeRce uhdkeUer, as far back as
tie session OF 1914 passed law authorizing the Gov
elhor and Council TO contract with some iii person.
VINO SHOULD Keep up supply and furnish every appli-
cant herewith.
The subscriber was amp oiued i'm the summer nj sIa
Tie agent for This state aud subsequently
tie has Punciually complied with all the provisions of
Tue act creating that appointment He has ALWAYS been
ahie 10 Keep up constant supply of the matter fIon
subjects vdccinated by him in This city and TO furnish
every person who has applied for it, either on
ohgiass, or IN the scab This institution has
no conneNon with, and is separate and distinct from
any other.
The state of Virginia is able from her own rcsourc,
!" supply the wants of all her citizens aud her
tuTe has made ample provision to cali these resources
into action. Her citizens then, it is hoped will 10
longer send their money out Of The state the
pose OF creating similar institutions elsewhere when
they are Informed again that their wants can be sup
piled, free from any erPcRce, by an Institution of
their
The medical gentlemen are respectfully requested to
give this notification all the publicity in their power
Persons applying III person requested To calf M
my office, two doors above the Washington Tavern
adjoining the Capitol Square. Applications
the Post Office, will meet with immediate attention.
WILLiAu II. HENING.
FGcciHe 1geHt Jor the state OF Dirqinia
Dec. I6. 5gwCm
Ef1he Editors Of the Norfolk Herald, Lynchbnrg
Press IFHHcheSter GGzefte, PsteTSJUrg InfcIIiren.
Ger, amt 9ier0HdTiN UeTakd, niX 1Le9sp 10 ivSer,
the 0bO0e advertisement in lieu of mn former ouc
once month fer frefUe months, and joTuard their
accounts TO thkS ODice for cciicrfiOu
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fumes hiyec I11d fo,, eDIe

0"WeS hiUer LdNd Tor SAFE.
\ hOhlN OFFER Tor sale my land in Amherst. bins Oh
iaIIis's creek, large branch OF James river am,
Villain Tour miles OF LynchboTg. The tract contains
JOS dcres-25O are cleared in good beaTt 20 acres
nesh iznd cleared since 1917, aud acres grounds
tobacco land, covered With excellent timber and an
ltast 90 cords Of ire wood Three luads day
W summer and two III winter, he made to Lynch
D"Ig, over ffee bridge how nearly finished acrosg
Tue fNeT. The price Of nJe wood s q 4 cord ard q
constant and steady market for all other aTlicles
mere rs an excellent mill the creeF on which
gIist and sa" MIL may be erected fOI :; 600 thar
WOuIs Jiei6 400 barrels OF toll corn and water suic
eDt for any other purpose.
There are two good schools in LyncLbntg; one a
iemaie ana the other Latin school; and The neigh
no'noou as heaIibJ rs any IL The state, and town
Tue mOsi hSalhy Ofany ON James river.
ibe SUBSCRIBER having removed To tine western eoun.
Wy "ili sell al reduced price, aud give long credis
IOT Two thItds OF the pm chase money be viii give
ciedl inr the whole, IL well secured..AppIy 10 Col
l.. DADE, ~ Richmond, ~ TO ROBERT ID. ROSE
Orange Courthouse. Jan. =. 7I.wOws
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N pursuance Of a deed of trust from Thomas RiChs
ardson aud wife, bearing date the 23d OF March .
1919, aud duly recoraed-wili he sold at the Coffee
House IN The city Of Richmond, on Friday, tie isth
aGy or February merit io the highest bidder the f,
lowing tracts Of LAND. lying on the Great Karawha
river IN the county OF Mason, much thereof as
will be sufficient 10 pay the debts for which the pro-
petty is liable.
one Tract containing 500 acres, being all low
grounds OF the very first quality.
-Four other Tracts Of 400 acres each, lying above
and adjoining the first tract, which afford considera
bic proportion OF rich valuable creek lowground, and
most OF the upland iii for cultivation.
One half of the purchase money to he paid oh the
day Of sale-the balance the first day Of January
next the purchaser giving negotiable with an
approved endorser, aud 4 deed OF trust the pro-
perry. JOHN FOX, Trustee.
Jan. ~. "a IDS
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fS DIVIDE the >foil an,Cs, his crew, provided
lac equipped The bug properly, without any
expense 10 tine - Venezuelan Government" as
/, is st, led. OtiSi. Jaso de Cuba. she captured
a Spanish schr. freightsG with cocoa, butter.
paper, &c. when her cargo was taken ont and
the vessel sunk Near Trinidad de Cuba she
tack cargo Ut nour out OF an American schr.
irom \ Iotk, alleging il wa, Spanish proper
Il, Some paii Of which, II j, said was smugg led
ashore al different places on the north.
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- S l5n pr S 80 Remnrtl.

~ - lou OI - -.sO IaeNGfU,
S<OK apptehend,ns and lodging IN iehhis n &C o
4 h"y SAM, yellow fellow about 20 years old p,r
haps i'et inches high, pretty well pTopuroned, full
round lace, ~as iaeiy the property vi ~ Nmi.Fo1sher
ana ba'lns uaNeiisd wiih ham oitenei io Ealt
more anG Philadelphia, vhsTe lac has probably formed
acquaintahees, II Is presumed he may aiteUp, 20
thai way With iree pass or Dr. fUushee's
lie has uaNshet 10y the way vi Fredericksburg, pHu.
tfits, Washington CITY &c-is acquainted most paTticn.
larry III Gadsbl's tavern IN BALTIMORE and al MT.
Jacksoh IN Philadelphia, wIo keeps livery stable ia
lth street. tie is welt Known aud near this place
Tie left the goth uit aud am told was seen Ia
ths place on the Sis. $3.50 viii he given ffak,n with
M the state OF Nirgaa,oT $50 II IN ANY state.
JOSEPH ECiiOLS.
Richmond September ?. 3i..tf
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PUBLIC MALE.


Pi virtue Of deco OF trust executed by John Jor-
- dan on the Iih day OF December, 1916, ami re
corded in the county cour, of Powhatan for purposes
therein mentioned, will he sold to the highest bidder
al public auction, for cash. at Powhatan Courthouse,
on the 1lfh day Of March Hcrt Tract of LAND IN
Powbatan county, containing 52Si acres, lying about
four miles below the couI thOuse, on the Buckingham
fuad or so mach thereof ssall be Ia raise
the amount due said Decd with Tue interests costs
aud eXpences aCcrung theteouThe title vested in
10y the trust deed will be conveyed TO the purchaser
Ian.6. .3..wsw' THE TRUSTEES.
by the G00ern0r Of III. Commonwealth OF Pirginla
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS information has been received by the
w Executive from the ailor Of the corporation Of
Lynchbutg, that certain slave named BILLY (some
times called Billy idytor,) sentenced by the husings
conTt OF LIhchhurg TO suffer death for the crime of
burglary, (Which sentence has been changed by the
Executive tn sale aud transportation did on the 18th
OF December last escape from the jail ofthe said
poration, aud is going at arge:-i have therefore
thought ht with the advice Of the council OF stale
hereby TO offer a reward of FIFTY DOLLARS TO any
person or persons who shall appIelend aud convey
tue jail OF Lynchburg, or TO the Penentiary in this
city. the said Billy And do moreover require all
officers, civil and military and eXhort the good people
Of the commonwealth TO their best cudeavurs
apprchend the said slave that he may be dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
iSea) The seal OF the commonwealth at Richmon
this 18th day OF January 1920.
THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH.
IAN 90 10 waw
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NOTICE.

E1Y virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 tbe sptseri
- hers by James Kelly, bearing date the 7th day Of
August 1873 and ofIecord the county court of row
hAtan IoI The purpose OF Securing ph b. Days
tue payment ola sum Of msney therein n,entioped--
we sball, M SATURDAY, me lZth ddg Of Efbyuary
"t1tS Lei"fe the dOOi Of the Washington Tavern ~ the
tD"h ol ScUtville, between the hours Of 10 and i2
"cIock proceed 10 sell al public auction fof ready
money tract Of LAND containing a acres more o.
Ites su"ife lu The county Of Pow tan aud adjoining
nc lands VI George DAVIS dec. and Wn. BIagban aud
RICHARD MOSELEY,1 r....
Jan. g. = ..,a.
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To all whOm II mey concern.

a U UtI HIfUW 70 UIRY COWCeTU.
IL NOW all men by these presents, that Thomas n.
IN Bradley, OF The city Of Richmond Tailor, &C. do
most soeinrly protest against the credit sides OF my
ledger, which has remained Blank (fer hate BLANKS,
more than IL months aid that f they out
lie neediul, Ia make them somewhat balance with
their opposiies, more than nth from This date,
shaii he necessitated more particularly to protest
against The Names allowing them 10 remain in
uHsul'ied state. Necessity drives this resolve
which, With all good men, will be sufficient apology
n. l..,
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MacauLay,s Patent FI0o, CV0fLs

Aacaulay,S Patent Elooy Cloths.
ENHE subscriber offers for safe aud can furnish nj
Il the shortest notice, ifeeu thousand ards OF anne
rican FLOOR CLOTHS ,(oll cloth oarpeiing) for rooms
dnu entries warranted equal 10 any imported, aud
prices ~ per cent. lower, viz:
Floor Cloth, with colors, 81 so per square yard
Do do. DO as do.
Do do. do. or more 2 % do.
twenty-five cents per yard for borders.
CiothS, "ithont borders, can be delivered at fer
hours notice with borders in tmo areeks.
The canvas is OF superior qualiiv-uade from Zen.
tuchy nehp, anu "oNe at the nanufacory for the
press purpose, yards wide consequently carpets,
MOI exceeding ~ H. by 60 feet, will be ithOut
JOINING, and made to any given dimensions.
II orders ION amy part OF the United States or
NestIhdies, sent through Agent al adore ssed to
Tue manufacturer, with reference) shall be promptly
d'tehaeu To-. ISAAC MACAULAY.
G. We will receive orders for the above Inannfac.
tory. JOHN * SAMUEL PAKKHIII
janis pm
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Il letter 10 gentleman an this city, datedin Carl
county, Illinois, jan. 4 $50 SAYS

This part of our state is settled with as in
duStrious aud enterprisiug men as can be found
In any new country. Within thirteen miles dis
tance there are at this time fifteen boats build.
ing. on the Wabash, TO take off our surplus
produce 10 New Orleans live succeed In OBJ
tanning good price for il, we may, perhaps,
wise soon he forfeited TO the United States.
The uncertainty OF that market, however, is
30 great that we look TO Congress for indnI-
eence more TO the rate of eur produce, as the
safeguard of our property" IPkH. Press.
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1 pnrsuance OF a decree OF the superior ceuri of
chanceIy directed by law To he holden IN the CITY
o Richmond pronounced the 3th day of March 1877,
and OF an order OF the superior of cancery hold
enin the town of Lynchburg made the 10th day 81
oeoher 1919. between Robert Graham, only surviving
acting exor Of James Lyle, dec. plaintiff, and tue
representatives Of John Lor'ng. dec. defendans-will
lie sold on ia. premises, GA HedHesddy, the 23d day
~ FebrHdry neat, on credit OF twelve mouths three
certain tracts Of LAND, lying and being in The county
OF Nielsen, Formerly Aniherst) The first containing
one hundred acres by patent to the said John Loring
bearing date the 10Th DAY OF March 1856. The second
tract containing ninety eight acres by patent bearing
date Sd day OF Sept. 762-And the third
ing 400 acres by patent bearing date the day OF
June, I62-or such part thereof shall he sufficient
II satisfy tue balance due said decree the
or purchasers giving bond with sufficient security for
tue payment Of the purchase money, bear interest
at the rate of q per certuu annum from the
OF sale uuti payment, and the lands 10 remain in
hands Of the purchaser or purchasers bound and sub
ect as farther security in default be made in
the payment Of the purchase money Aforesaid rs set
forth IN the said decree Of the 10th March, 1907.
JOHN HOLcOMBE, Marshal
Of the Superior Court OF Chancery
for the District Of Lynchburg.
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NnLe nf Ii.nSt P,nnertu

Sf virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the subscr
- hers By hr. Christopher Tonpkius and wife,
bearing date the 10Th day Of DecsnbcT 1917, and Of
record IN the Office OF the hastings cOnTl tie city Of
ichmoBd, for the purpose OF securing MIR. WiIiiRn
Browne, adn'or with the will annexed Of WIN. Geddy
dec The payment of certain sums Of money ia lie
sao need nehtiohed-wIb be sold on the premises, ny
the subscribers, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2IfH or rms
MONTH, al twelve o'clock, for ready money, certain
piece ~ GROUND, conianng - feet in front u or
Cary street, ~ the city OF Richmond, aud running
back Of tue same width 90 feet much thereof as
may be sufficient TO raise the due aud secured
by The said deed Of trust, aud The expences attending
the said saie.-Tbe said piece Of ground being Tive
same that was conveyed to the said CbT'r TOupkins
by the said Browne, adn'or as aforesaid.
J. ROBINSON, 1T,
Feb !. "a ,d.
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C0altcf Chamber, Jan. !, 1870.
PROPOSALS. will be received at ihi. oihce from
"A suck persons AZ may he iuciIned t. purchase the
slaves repIieved by the Executive for sale aud trans
poTtatiOn NATL the first day VI February There
are near twenty now IN the Penilentiap The keeper
ofthat Institution will shew them persons applying
10 see theii WM. ROBERTSON, L. c.
Jan, ,f
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NOICEs...I subscriber alone is authorized TO
~ receive the outstanding dests due the late con
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having heen ap.
thereofby the superior
tor tue Richmond district. II is expected that all per
sons Indebted to the said concern will make Immed
att payment, as longer indulgence cannot he Afforded
Dec.b. @..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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EIffn Do[Lnl.a Remnrd

VSCAPED from The jail ofihis CITY, on The 27tb nit.
- negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
BEN FORD about ~ years ofage 3 feet l0or1I inches
bigh,sIaiEhi aud well made, and dresses very well
win waicb hs isa baker bytrade aud formerly be.
longed to James Young, baker in Rockets. Zen is
very well acquainted with The captains Of vessels aud
no doubt lie has obtained forged papers so as pass
Isf ree man hereby forewaiD all masters Of vessels
rom bafb0Ting or carrying the said slave Ben Of
tbit commonwealth The above reward will be gwen,
II deiiveredto me AZ tic Jail Of thsoity.
X. HURTOE, ID. S. for GEO. SAVAGE,
DeccmheT 3. co.. III She.