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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

| first public intimation Of the probability o
az event which must exercise an impor
tant influence upon the fate of Europe 2
From Bells Weekly Messenger, March 10.
An article from Italy contains poio
Of intelligence Of some importance, mas
much as it appears TO confrm the very
probable opinion that the powers Of Eu
rope will give timely attention and in
lterposition in the affairs Of Spain. 1t j.
prudent they should do SO, provided only
that such interference be made with due
respect to the rights Of the people as well
as 10 the interests Of kings. The article
to which we aliude, states that his Grace
the Duke Of Wellington will shortly be
charged with most important political
negotiation It is stated that me is to cou.
fer with the Ambassadors of the other
great Powers al Paris, respecting the at.
fairs Of Spain, add that he will then go to
Madrid 10 lay the result before the Span,
ish government. The Ambassadors. il is
asserted would receive special instructions
from their Courts, and that this importan,
business would be treated with entire una.
niInity by all parties.
We must only express our hopes, that,
if Ferdinand be retained upon the Span
ish throne, the people will have some bet
ter security f0rii adherence to any roy.
al charter he may give than his bare
word" u
PARIS, April5.
Letters from the North speak Of an ap-
preaching war between Russia and the
Ottoman Porte. The Emperor Alexan-
der is al the head Of 100000 men, aud the
moment has perhaps arrived that he is a.
bout TO accomplish the vast designs Of his
grandfather. England is not in condi-
ton to oppose measure which alarms
her policy Prussia, a prey to real fears,
and interior fermentation, will throw 10
obstacles 10 the way; Austria cannot in
terfere without being 10 danger Of losing
Gallicia, aud seeing Italy free herself
from foreign dominion and France, for.
mer allies of Turkey, is not in situation
to defend the empire du croissant.
! Spanish .9fairs.--The Constitution o
the Cortes was proclaimed at Blboa OF
the 29th of March, notwithstanding the
opposition which was at first evinced tl
the adoption Of the new government.
The King continually expresses hi
satisfaction at having accepted the Con
stiiution, and his regret at not havinl
done it sooner. He, has become very
popular, and gives audience to all who wisl
TO see him.
Civic feasts take place every day a
Madrid. The Dukes and Marquises joiI
in them, and are proud Of receiving tn
title Of citizens
Ferdinand has breveted Quiroga. RE
go, and Areo Aguero, (Chieis'o of the IL
surrection,) Field Marshals.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

We learn that the ship Elizabeth, sent
out by the Colonization Society of this
city, with people of colour, and all kinds
of implements Of husbandry, for tie pur-
pose of making settlement in Africa, ar
rived at Sierra Leone, in the remarkable
short passage Of 36 days, all well. After
waiting there about week, aud the Cy-
ane, her convoy, not arriving, she pre-
ceeded down the coast TO Sberbro, the
place given them by one of the African
kings to make their settlement CD. Three
days after the Elizabeth left Sierra Leone,
the Cyane also arrived at thai port, and,
after stoppiDg two or three days, followed
on.-N. Y. EUe. Post.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

NEW ORk, Way TO.
The ship Herald, capt. Fox, arrived at
Boston on Tuesday morning last, ia a
short passage from Liverpool, bringing
London dates 10 the 18th Of April, and
Liverpool 10 the 2lst.
The trial Of the conspirators for high
treason and murder had commenced.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
From the National intelligence. May ID

From the National IntelIigencer, May l6.
The first Session of the Sixteenth Con
gress, was terminated, about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, by the adjournment
of the two Houses sine die.
The session closed 10 perfect harmony.
The president attended at the Capitol to
receive and sign the bills; and the Heads
of Departments were also there during
great part Of the day. No session Of
Congress, that has passed under our OBJ
servaiion, has been marked with more de-
liberation and GOODNESS 10 its closing scene.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

The ship Of war now building at the
Navy Yard. Brooklyn, will be launched
on Saturday the 9th inst al O'Clock IL
the morning. This ship is called the
New York, and can mount 100 guns
She is a splendid specimen Of American
Architecture, aud will be the largest ship
in our Navy.-Com. 4dU.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

The Commissioners of the Navy ad-
vertise that they will receive proposals
till the 18th June next, for furnishing the
frames, beams, knees, plank, and copper
required for schooners of IT'S tons each,
one to be delivered at Boston, one at New
York, one al Philadelphia. one at WASH
ington, and The other at Norfolk. ~. Adu.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

Hallouei and augusta Bank. We
stop the press, (says The Portland Argus,
Of May l6,) 10 mention, that gentleman
has just arrived 10 town from Hallowell,
who informs us, that the Hallowell and
Augusta Bank, refuses altogether, to pay
their bills.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

The ST. John, N. b. paper Of May 0
correcis an error of the week before il
stating the appearance ofa Comet. It wa
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

The Mississippi Gazette states, that a
gentleman who had arrived from the
Council Bluffs, on the Missouri, reports
that the troops were recovering from their
fatigues several bad died Of fever and
dysentery. The Sioux Indians had muir
dered about 60 Of the Ponkan indians with
two traders, south Of the river Platte on
the margin Of stream called Fourche de
Loup.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

at Hoboken and Newark, including the
extensive lands now owned by the Messrs.
Swartwonts.
The privileges granted to the company
are very extensive, and the extent Of cap
ital to be expended 10 purchases. is limited
to three hundred thousand dollars.
The reclaiming Of salt meadows and
marshes has been prosecuted TO great adj
vantage in Holland, England. Ireland.
Denmark, and other parts Of Europe. As
far as similar improvements have been
prosecuted in this country, the attempt
has been crowned with success. The
works Of the Messrs. Swartwouts at New
ark and Hoboken, as far as they have
gone, fully prove the fact.
We hope the company will go into i'm.
mediate operation, and neet with a gene
rous support in the public. -Columbian.
| The Nashville Clarion Of the 21st ult.
draws most gloomy picture Of the state
Of Tennessee. 6 Ia most Of the counties
petitions are in circulation, praying the
governor to Immediately convene the L.
gislature. But one opinion as to the ne
cessity of che measure is expressed
4 There is not single individual who think,
there is money enough in the country [,
pay the debts Of the people, or that th,
property of the solvent man can be con
verted into cash, on any terms short o
ruin -
i A person putting himself up as can
didate for legislative station In Missouri
offers as recommendation Of himself
that he is republican, and an enemy
4 to the restriction Of slavery - When sucl
de,estable paradoxes as this dare to b
submitted as a recommendation, what mus
be the mental capacity, or the moral feel
Iings Of writer--or what must he thinl
Of those TO whom he offers such detestabl
and irreconcilable contradictions, and re
commentators
4 The ST. John, N. b. paper Of May
corrects an error of the week before
stating the appearance ofa Comet. Il wa
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

Boston, May 2o.-The three pirates,
William Holmes, Thomas Warrington.
and Edward Rosewaine, who we're con.
victed Of piracy aud murder, last year
but final judgment delayed. on account Of
some difference Of opinion, with regard tc
the jurisdictioDal power Of the Court,
which has been since settled, were remand.
ed before the District Court, now sitting
10 this town, and on Tuesday last, receiv,
ed their sentence which condemns them t.
be hung on the 18th Of June next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
STOP IlIE SWINDI-ER y

otOP LnE SWiNDLER!i
H'ohtf DOLLARS REWARD A man W no called
nus name Nelson, and said he Was a brother of
hope't Han Nelson, merchants OF this place. came
70 my stable on Thursday. the aIih and hired OF
me mare Tor the purpose OF going Powes Tavern
on The Charlottesville road. and return at ten ocloek
on friday morning, and has not since returned nor
nas ne peeh at PoweiPs TaveTn.-The is abon we
,eti Ten OF eleven inches high, light plexon light
naI' anu was remarked for having very large feet
hah on when he went away dark greea surtout dark
pan'aioons and light wastcoat-Tbe mare is n liubt
grey with dark name aud tal-shs large switch
tan ana carries vefy low she is about fifteen hands
n,Sn aug wen made, and shows little Of the spring
halt In her right hind leg when canteIins her na,n,s
ea rs trot and canter-A single curb plated bride
saddle witha red cloth, bound With black, and steel
sufiups-Ihe above reward will be given for the an
ptehsnson OF the man and mare, or TWENTY Dol
LARS for the mare, saddle and bride by the
,, WALTER COLUMN,
Feb. I. "A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

Manchester. u is pretty 1lsai, 1 believe that al,
assembage OF persons would take place 1t any time
that chose To walk the spot where III. d
scenes al the 10Th Of August were exhibited. What
Then would you eSpei me y~ur town, OF compel me
To Keep M seii shut up IN ioomf Aud 10 the people
presumed To tome to shew marks Of their respect
would you visit them aub your awful Interference -
Senuenen, We shaii live to the das that day
Is, believe not distant, when shall be abe To visit
the excellent people % Manchester, aud It's
hoon wiiho1t Jour dating TO Step IN between us with
your threats 81 interference.
Let me call you to think little on the fgute You
now MAKE IN The world Here AN D. ten miles tio,n
Manchester there are the people whom you ca Il an,
HES"at mxtfU"de, ready To- receive nc, ana to hes
low "n me all possible marks nj respect aud there
are yoa. sending me threats Of interference aud
pafins di seits Of mrans lot making that
euect"a IN order :" Intercept verbal expression of
popular appreciation, intended to he bestow ed upoh
man destitute ~ every species OF means Of ohta ming
that appreciation other than the naturally ar
ug from his integrity and his taleus his well known
love Tor his couary, ana his ell known Zeal i'm her
cause during the whole OF his life under all
circumstances, whether abroad at home whether in
prosperity or adyersits.
" Thus The parties stand before the world. disiaip
10 tell yen what my intentions are :; whether intend
10 enter Manchester or not. have made this com
nent upon Ssur communication, III order that the
haturs VI Jour e"nduct may be better nndersioo and
even IN dong this, have tv bestow OH
you too great honor.
WIN feelings such as real friend Of the pc. pie
real lover OF his country, and faithful subject Of the
hing, musf ever entertain towards like you am,
WtLLItM CUB3Err."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
Sale inf J,,,s, p,on.,.,,,

virtue OF deedof trust executed to the subscri.
- bers by 3r. Christopher Tompkns and wife
bearing date the 10Th day Of December 1917, aud Of
coro Va the Office OF the husigs court of the city of
Richmond for the purpose of securing to MIR william
browne, admor with the will annexed Of WIN. Geddy
oec. Tue payment of certain sums of money in the
SAID deed mentioned-wl he sold the premises by
the subscribers, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2IrH OF Tn rs
MONTH, at twelve O'Clock for ready money, certain
piece OF GROUND, containing Is feet in on or
Cary street, ~ the city Of Richmond, aud runnin.
Dach OF the same width 90 feet; much as
may be sufficient To raise the amount due and secured
ny the said deed OF trust, and the expences attending
tue said sale.-rhe said piece OF ground being the
same that was conveyed to the said ChT'r Tompkins
by the said Browne, adm'or as aforesaid.
J. ROBINSON,
T. PLEASANTS, '"s'ees'
Fen. .. 81 I'D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
DlSSOLUIION

DlS5OEUIION
TIVE partnership heretofore exsing under The firm,
oil WILLIAM EAllnLAw d co by consent of
the Surviving partners, is this day dissolved. The
SUBSCRIBERS, John II. Eustace and II. c. McNe,saya
ae hereby authorised 10 close the business sad con.
~ JOHN H. EUsTAeE, N NO, Of VIM VIM
HUGH C. McNEMARA, & D Surviving
u. D. MohkISON, Partners.
ss..s.......
1.-The subscribers having entered into
partnership have taken the store late III the occupsnc
VI ", Niah "aidiaw & Co. and having taken pom
themselves the pay and collection Of all depts dre
ny ano 10 The said concern they earnestly those
oeoien 10 come forward and discharge eirIespeeiiv
balances, as soon as possible.
hey TAKE This method of informing their friends and
me pnbic generally ihatihey have and shall
Keep on hand large and general assortrAenI Of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, &c.
"hch lney VIII sell on The NEST reasonable terms fer
cash OF town acceptances From the knowledg acair
eu ny hiteen years experience Of OF ubscI hers
'hty nope 10 inertia share of public patronage.
JOHN u. EUSTACR,
,, HUGH c. McNEMARA.
=. <Os 5S..MI2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

IN pursuance Of a decree Of The superior court OF
chancery directed by law 10 be holden in the city
OF Richmnd pronounced the 9th day OF March, 1907
and OF an order Of the superior of chancery hold
enin the town OF Lynehburg, made the 10th day of
October 1919 between Robert Graham, only surviving
actng ex'or OF james Lyle, dec. plaintiff, and the
representatives Of John LOTng. dec defendants-WiIl
be SOLD on the premises, on Wednesday, the 23d day
OF february neit on credit Of twelve months Tree
certain tracts OF LAND. lying aud being in the county
OF Nielsen, Formerly AmbeTst) The first containing
one hundred ACRES by patent 10 the said John LorIHg
bearing date the 10th day OF March, 1856. The serond
tract containing ninety eight acres by patent bearing
date Sd day of Sept l762-ADd the tbird tract Contain
ing 400 acres, by patent bearing date the 20 day Of
June iI62or such part thereof as shall be suicien
to satisfy the balance due said decree purchaser
or purchasers giving bond with sufficient security
The payment Of the purchase money, TO bear interest
at the rate OF per centum per annnm, from The day
oil sale unti' payment, aud the lands 10 remain in
bands of the purchaser purchasers, hound and sub
Ject as farther security in default be made in
Tue payment of the purchase money aforesaid,as set
forth In the said decree OF the 10th March, 1907.
JOHN HOLCOMBE, Marshal
Of the Superior Court Of ChanceTy
for the District Of Lyncbhnrg.
Im ~. 7o.,I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

u
There is mist on the mountain aud night on the vale
s"' ote uath Is tue sleep Of the sons OF the Gael.
A stranger cominanded--it sunk on the Land
II has frozen each seart, aud beuda,b'd ev'ry hand.
The dirk aud the target lie soidid with dpSt
The hioodiess elaymore Is but reddeu'd with rust;
ON the mn or the glen u gun should appear,
IL is only TO war With the heath cock OF deer.
fhe deeds of our sires our bards should rehearse
Lrt blush or blow be the need OF their verscI
nc mate every string, aud be ,hush'd every tone,
thit shau Die us remember the fame that 10 nown.
En-, the dark hours Of night and Of slumber are va,t
me mofn IN our mountains is dawning at last;
Genaiadale's peaks are ilum,ned with the rays,
Ana the streams of Gsnhnnan leap bright in the blaze
u, high-miuded Moray 1.-THE exiied-the deart
IN the blush Of tbs dawning the STANDARD upreart
Wide wide on the winds of the north let IL ny
Lilac tue suns latest nash when the tempest is nigh.
fe sous of the strong when that da wing shaft br.ak
Need the harp OF the aged remind you TO waket
That dawn never beam'd on your forefather's eye,
but II reused each high cheftain to vanqush or die.
sprung from the kings who in Isiay kept state
pr"nd Chiefs OF Clan Ranaid, Gieng ary and SIest
Combine like three streams frum one mountain of
snow,
And resistless ia union rush down on The foe
True son Of Sir Evan, undaun,ed Loo hieI
Place Thy target thy shoulder aud burnsh thy steel
Rough keppoch, i've breath Thy bngie's cold ,wel
iui tar Soifssfick r.sound To the kueili
Stern son of Lo'd Kenneth, high chief Of Kintaii
1et me stag IN thy standard bound Wild in the gale
eiay the race OF Cian Chilean, the fearless aud free
Ne1nenl'er Gien,ivst, Harlaw, and Dunaeet
Lea Tue clan of grey Fingen whose offspring has given
Sneh heroes to earth, aud such martyrs TO heaven,
Unite WIN the race % renown'd Rorri More
10 ianhch The long galley, aud stretch to the oari
f'' Mac shtnr will joy when their Chief shall dis.
play
The yev crested Bonnet DER resses oferey
uOw the race Of vrong'd Alpine and murdered Glen.
S'ai!shout for revenge when they pour Oh the foei
, re "ns OF orowa DeIhd who slew the wild boar,
Resume the pune faith OF the great CaIIaiu More
Wac Nsh "' Tue Islands and Moy of The Lake,
TOT h"h"t i"I freedom. Tor vengeance awake,
a awaSe Oh year hills. OH your islands awake,
nIaVe sSS Of tie mountain, the frilh and the iake
- the bngle-bui not for the chase is the call
us tue piOoch's Sarill SUMMONS but TO the hall
rs ,ne summons OF heroes for conquest or death
NneH Tue banners are blazing nnuntan aud heath
my can to ise dirk, the ciaymore and the large
"the mafcb aad Tue muster the line aud the charge
'e tue hrand OF each Chief,au like fins in h, ire
nay Tue blood through his veins dow like currents of
h,cl
sar;t NE base foreign yske sres did Of yore
cr die like your sires, aud endure IL no inoreI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

II. LII fOR1E
ESFECIfULLY informs the public that b- has
= taken, for the ensuing year iii. house in which
.ne Eagle Tavern was kept In Charlottesville where he
uenus 10 Keep his Bosrding House for the acconio-
uauon OF the young gentlemen in Mr.. Stacks academy
i,s ineutniion is conducted under the superiuien-
udnee OF the visitors OF The university.
T.. la PORE, TO fuiHl the intention for W hch he was
promises that French Will be the only lang uage
SPOKEN ia his iamiiy.....TeTms tor board : i20 per
anuhi, PAID hall yearly in adyance--every ySaug gen
uenian furnishing his own bed &C. Tuition : so
year Tor The Latin, Greek and French in the arsde-
NY; '...;.. aeaon commented the 18th inst. ana
VIII end on The LIST OF Feb'y, 1920.
Dec 20 IN rsu,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

Bunk Of Yfrginid Jan. 6, 1870.
'BRTAlN propositions having been snbmiiied to the
- General Meeting oftbe STOCK holders Of the Bank
OF virginia. touching the redusion Of the salaries Of
tue President OF the said Bank aud Of its branches and
NE dininniioH as far as practicable Of the expences
81 Tue institution aud II appearing to this meeting
that many Of The stockholders represented aud
many ohe proxies OF Others have not been gwen viii,
view 10 such questionsfUr the pose of obtannaa
iuli meeting aud full aud distinct expression Of the
opIni"ns OF the Stockholders on said propositions:
RESOLVED, That this meeting adjourned TO the ST
Monday in February next.
ReS0tVed, That the foregoing Preamble and ResoIu-
ton be published Ia two OF the newspapers printed in
Inc city Of Richmond until the time to which this
meeting Is adjOurned.. Ertract from the Minutes
. DANDRlDCE, Cash.
form rue PoOer for voting by proxy respecting
tc eRRctiHg, repeating or amending Ly.Iaws,
0rdi"a"ceS and regulations.
kNOw ALL MEN, hY THESE PRESENTS, That
OF ------- GO hereby appoint --- substitute or
proxy, 10 represent ----- at all meetings OF the
stockholders Of the Bank Of virginia and in -
name, and behalf, TO vote respecting the enactiuq
revealing or amending such by laws ordinances or
regulations, as may he deemed necessary aud convent
ent Tor the government oftbe said bank and touching
any other matter or thing which may he submitted to
The meeting. IN witness whereof - have hereunts
set - hand aud seal. this - day Of - IN the year
Sealed aud delivered in2
the presence of
Jah y. J..h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

= EUHHCIL CHuHUer, Jun. , 1870.
PROPOSALS. will be received az this Once from
such persons as may he inclined to purchase The
slaves epTieyed by The Executive for sale and trans
pnrtation until tue first day of February next There
ace near twenty IN the Peuitenlary. The keeper
oftbat institution will shew them TO persons applying
10 see them. WI. ROBERTSON, C.. e.
Jan. a. 10 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

TIE SWAN IANEkN in this cily, has berh leased
oy tue subscriber for a term of ears, and is LOW
enaef ms arrangement. His friends and the public.
VINO may iasuI Lam with their pany, may be assut
accommodations.
Attaehsd'io the premises Is an excellent STABLE
winch shall be at all times well furnished.
zee. 10 Gg..u ARCH. KORERTSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
NORTHUMBERLAND

ADNERJ Is SEMEN 4.
a BOUT the Gfst Of October last I lost younV
BLACK MARE, with large ears, about four feet
seven inches high aud promises TO ride very we'll
sne got away al Mr.. john SeideBs Prince Edward . s.
was bringing her 60 Powbatan, from Haiifax where
Halifax which procIastinated this notice but eari
nat she has not returned, have now resoued 10 h,
any person who will send her, give regular MOTTO
~ hef To Nr. VIM. a. Bentley of Halifax, Mr. Selden
Prince Edward, OT To the subscriber % Powhatau
sbab be anply reriuFeraied for iber troate.
PETER Z. BENTLEY.
Jdus u. 5J..sis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk

JOSBPH q PHILIP MAYO
AVE united IN the PRACTICE or TIE Law
one or The other OF them viii constantly aend the
VaIons courts held in the city of Richmond and the
nheLor ana superior courts of Goochand, Pow hatau
and Chesterfield Aup 49, 3stt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
MacdutaYs Patent fiDer tSyofhy

"H"c"htayS fdteM FfOer tS0fhS.
he subscriber offers for sale, and can furnish q.
'ns sboItest notice, fifteen thousand yards of Anne.
Iean FLOOR CLOTHS foil cloth c4rpeling) for rooms
ar;ee ~ Warranted equal to any imported and at
f' 9 CLOTH with eolors, S so per square yard
no. no. DO no. DO. rs do.
Do. do. do. or more Is do
A~entynVe Gents per yard for borders.
Cloths, without borders, can he delivered al f,,g
hosrs houce with borders in two reeks.
Tue canvas OF superior qualitv-made from Keng
press purpose, yards wide consequently carpets
~ u. by 90 feet, will be without seam or
1o.n.ng, ana MADE to any given dimensions.
49, orders from any part OF the United States nv
mestIndies, sent through Agent or addressed TO
,ne manufacturer, with refefeHce) shall be promptly
attended to. ISlAc NC :. itIrSIyNV
Philadelphia, JAM.
o. We will receive orders for the above msnnf,.
tory. loHN 4, & suItnI =, y %. tp p.n,,
Jan Is. ~. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
Fiftv Dollars /ievo,1I

tsCAPED from the Jail OF this city, ON the 27th nit
- negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
BEN fohD about ~ years OF age, feet ~ or inchss
nigh suaieht and well made, and dresses very we'll
win watch he is baker by trade aud formerly be-
Iohseo 10 James Young, baker III flockeus Ben is
very well acquainted with the capaius of vessels and
no count ne has obtained forged papers so as pass
.oI nee man. Hereby forewan All masters Of vessels
tn's commonwealth. The above reward viii be given
IL dehVered TO me at The Jail OF thisciiy
X. RURT0N, ID. s. for GEO. SAVAGE
December 3. 6u NJ ~ q