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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
From the DeiolrnJe Gazette, .4mo. Oh
PIRACY


r11ct rom tie Log Book of the brig Frances, Jacob
Drummond master, from St. Jago dc Cuba, arriy-
9 I New Castle, bound to Philadelphia
july, 81, l82l.-Cape Antonio bearing ~ about
SIX miles Distance at 4, II. NJ saw small sail stand
ing from under the land. At6PA she was sween
ing towards u.s. apparently full of men, judging her 10
"e P,ratIca vessel, kept away, w. s. w. and made
ill san To escape At dark, the chase gaining fast
H2on us, was nearly astern, and commenced firing
we continued our course ill the shot fell thick a.
round us At9, T. NJ. hove too, when she immed-
atey nailed aud ordered our boat on board and the
Doa' returned full oil armed people, who Immediately
Jumped on deck armed with blundcrbusses and MIS-
lois, took possession of the brig and drove all hands
below cutting and manning every one within their
They then proceeded 10 put the brig about and
S'ood IN Tor the land in doing which, the mate and
one man were called up from below TO assist in work
s "eI 'ney standing over us with cutasses, and ut
e,'h6 'he most horrid mpI ecations. Two men arm
ed now went into the cabin, where capain Drum
mono and passenger were confined, and presenting
PISTOLS ~ thelr breasts demanded an immediate de-
livery OF all THEN money, watches and apporcI nm
board on pain of Immediate death and acrn,nna,ieJ
'e Wreat win severe strokes of the sabre and me-
mace tha III Inc event ofaly thing being found con-
ce2Ied Il general massacre should take place.
Under tins impression, and well convinced from the
desperate appearance of the men, that il womb bo
carried INTO immediate executon-adoed TO which
Wco'erheard their intention of running the BRIG on
Shore, VIC deemed 1t eXpcdient, for the safety of our
iNes, and the preservation of the vessel and CARGO 10
deliver up every thing demanded consistnu of Cour
uiks ana one chest, containing wearing apparel, Sc
TO the value of . i0n1
T Iy In uoaFs, doubloons and guneas 500
our valuable gold and silver watches,
with chains, seals, &c 5oo
Also, writing desk, and its contents, a spy-glass
uouDic barreed gum three pistols, sword, ali the
sea clothing, beds and bedding one complete suit of
coIor:, stock wines, cabin furniture and cooking
utensils, leaving us nothing but the clothes on our
Inc vessel appeared to he largo open boat, black
VIII two white sire1ks, two split sails, square sails
the lorcsail much larger than the n,oinsail much c
sembImg large Havana passage boat, and full of
men, apparently OF all nations, but of the most fero
cIous and diabocal class. Size was full of Foods
doubtless plundered from other vessels ms he ar-
knOwicdged having ovcrhauled a vessel the day be-
iore' AZ III T. NJ. after stripping us TO the skin in
search OF more money, left us and made OF for the
land in considerable state Of INVESTIGATION. with n
threat oil again returning 10 massacre every soul and
ms considered highly probable. We Immediately
TOOK possession OF the brig again, tackled and Standing
of, saw them no more
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PIRACY


rom Capt. MORN, Of the French ship L'JIiron.
dele, who arrived on Saturday. VIC have obtained
nc following information On the night Of ID Aug
in lat % 81 lon. 50, was boarded 6v q, n;r.,.5i
schooner, which sailed in company from Havana the
ollcera and crew Of which we're well known 10 can
IAN Worm. The pirate ordered the captain and two
OF ms men on board the schooner, which was com
piled with 4 number OF men were then Sent on
5o'rd the ship, who demanded the supcrcarco Ia
disclose the place where tic money was Deposited
~ INC same time presenting pistol 10 his breast and
threatening him with instant hIcath If he refused 10
zen mem We Informed them where they would fnd
@,5UO, winch they took, together VIII 80 bhds of
rum 30 ceroons Of indigo. 30tons of sugar all the
becl aud pork, clothing the captains watch sails.
rigging, &c. They ihcn left the ship and returned
!" INC schooner when they got on board they took
captain MORN and his men by the neck and threw
them into a lcaky boat, which was in such =
condition that the captain had TO use his hat
,9i bailcr 10 prevent her from sinking. The
French ship Colombo, Tra,csse, sailed IN COMPANY
bound 70 Bordeauz and was no doubt robbed by de
same PiTao. M Y. Daip y49r.
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me ue'ehat John Scroggin having entered bis ao-
pedraee and given security according 10 tie act of 49,
M n ue rules OF Ibis conrtand appearing to the atis-
Co OF me court that he iuhsbitant Of this com
en on motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel IL
Is oIere Ibat the said defendant john Scroggin do an
pear mere on The fourth Monay September next and an
S"er e nh Of the plaintiffs and that a copy Of this order
Oe iohwth inserted in OF The newspapers printed in The.
cry OF Richmond for eight weeks scccssyelv and posfcd
al me front door OF the courthouse ofthis county.
AGoN-iese, MICHAEL ROBERTS, ii. C.. H. c.
| ',l -. 22--WgHs
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Ft' following pocn written BY Young gentleman ofhis
city, was among the number that offered 10 the nu-
S at 'he Theatre Tor the prize. We understood from Nar-
y sources, that il esteemed by the committee second
ony IN poetic merit to the prize address, adudged
CHARLES SpHAGoE, o. Boston ~ L. Lie. Post.
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Holm GOULDiN Of Caroline county Inv.

Ohm GOULDiN of Caroline county, hnv-
y my duly qualified Of the last will testament
Of Sarah Gouldn, deceased and also of Simon Gouldn inn
Geceased and as administrator Of the Of abitha ou-
d deceased, all late of the county of Essex hereby gives
notice all having claims against the estate Of either
Of The said dccedents, TO bring them forward at once for set
uenentand also TO all persons indebted to either of the
said estates to make payment the said John Gouldn who
may he found Of Camden, will attend to letters post paid
addressed 10 Fort Royal.
Caroline, July 81. 23-,yew
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PURSUANT to deed oftrust bearing date the g5h day OF
June i6lG and duly recordedin the clerk Office Of Essex
county court which deed is made between Carter H. BraxfoD
othe FIRST part Austin Brockcnbr0ugb ofthe second part and
me subscribers OF the third part SHALL on fae mn
mn a. SePtstab uert II air0thcrwsc the next fair dav
thereafter proceed to sell that very valuable TRACT or
LAN situated IN the county Of Essex near the town OF
dprahannock known by the Of Windsor containing
about b53 acres such part thereof may be necessary 10
ras Tie SUM OF money secured by the said deed toceher
win the interest thereon and the charges attendn1
the execution Of the trusts contained Nv said deed The sa
wi be made Tor cash upon The premises Such title only as
vested in The subscribers will b. made 10 the purchaser
JAMES II. MICOU.
WILL. -. GATTHEWS,{ 'us'ef'S
Tappahannoch, August 8. 25-vtds
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NIHGiNIA-At rules held in clerks Office of the SUI
Goth day Of Juuc 1921 N' ''e
William u. Clarke, Chastan Clarke and Gustavus clar
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E1t virtue OF deed OF executed to me nv Richard
- r. Jones, late Of the county Of Charlotte aud state Of
Virginia. bearing date the 18th day Of November 1919 and
duty recorded IN the clerks Office Of Meckenhure for the
bcehi OF Mack McQue, for purposes therein mentioned
shall sell TO the highest bidder for Virginia money at the
store house Of William Deupree in the Of Charlotte
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September next the said
Richard r. Jouess right, title and interest in and to The
estate OF Edward Jones decd, in possession Of Drurv
A. Bacon, who ntcmarrc With Elizabeth Jones' Inc widow
Of Che sd Edward Jones IL being oucenth part Of said
thheths dover In the estate Of said Edward Jones deed
The e1bscrbcr ms trustee viii convey such tteas is vested
~ him hY said trust, and no other
July ~ ly-ygtdsi WILLGAM BACON. Trnsfce.
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(lRGlNIA Alta superior Court OF Chanccry held af e
Capitol in the City Of kclmonl hc cd day Of Janary


1921. E " ""ir
William Jones, An,,,J..,,
against ft'
Peter Caywel exor OF Elizabeth Jones, dec. Anpeec
ms cause came on this day be heard transcript
olthc record OF the decree aforesaid, was argued
counsel ON consideration whereof this court being oeo
ION a the said decree j. erroneous doth Judge order
ana decree that the he reversed annue and ihat
tue appellee out o;he estates of his his hands f
DC administered ilso much thereof he hath hut ii not thea
1 ni ms own estate do pay the appellant the costs hy
MN expended iii the prosecution of his apptal aforesaid
mere And the court proceeding pronounce such am order
rs lhe said county should have doth further order
at Tue injunction awarded the appellant ninth div OF
september one thousand eight hundred seventeen 10
stay execution OF Judgment recovered against him. "
ZDeh Jones IN the OF buckingham be soly
ed except ms TO the of seventy five seven hiIlinps
ana seven pence with interests from The first iay of uy
one thousand eight hundred and seyeutcen on sixty rord
part thereof And the doth further order thar one oC
us commissioners 10 examine the account which the YER
ct at law was rcndere nj the instance of the appellant for
me purpose otascertaning whether he allow cd credit
Tor the sixty pounds aforesaid nOt and that The soLl
commissioner report the the term OF the court
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent y him
sen or vich may he required by the parties he so stated
Copy-Tes;e WM. w. IlENING g. O.
Commissioners Office, Richmond .suylut an 1921
me parties interested will please take that have
appointed the nth day of September next 10 commence the
examination OF the account directed in foregoing order os
inc Court ON which day at O'Clock A. NJ iley are desired 10
attend at my office in this city with their papers and vouchers
ready for examination. H. BAKER NJ e,
-nusu>l :. 26-w2m
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d
Aooi, Plaintiff,
Savage. =, - CeuIBS
The defendant Victor Wauiop not having entsred ~ 40
PeSiace ana gwen security according the act Of Assemble
e ius o. ths court and II appearng by satisfactory
JSs', mat the said deendan, do appear here he fist
ud OF ue next term, and answer the hill Of the p,in0s
and that copy Of this order he forthwith INSCRIBED in s
newspaper pnshcdin the city Of Richmond for two months
the said city. - ~ N"P'o5 III
copy-Tcste, VIM w. HENTNG. G. G.
,gn,,,
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ue Watkins, - JjsSa,y.s,s
ms day came the plaintiff by John w. NASH Esuuire his
attorney and it appearing The lay satisfactory evil
dece mat the defendant Peter f. ogilby nbaban
OF th stale, on the motion Of the plaintiff 10y his said attor
e decreed and ordered by the CONT that the said de-
euah refer T. ogiy do appear here before the Sd
thursday 10 october next, and the plaintiffs bill amt
give security for performing such the court NAV
MAKE nefen and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted III some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
@ continued Tor two months successfully and that another
copy DC posted up a; the door OF the courthouse Of M
county, on TWO successive days previous TO the said
third Thursday in October next
AcOpy-Teste, VIM. 6. DANCE {,
August T. ~ et 80 -
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hTOTCE is hereby given that the cells In The ur5fjc HIS
pita the city Of Williamsburg are all occupied and
hat more patients e5 male or fena will be received
into the said nOsrita until OF the said cells are yacant
due notice Of which will he given.
III order efthe Court o|Dirsefors,
June - 15-Wtf LEO. HENLEY q n
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K 18Th, 1921 '' 'ou''' 'uy inc
Daniel Booker, py;,;r'
; Jpnina A'"''tDi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04

John Clark and Henry Coleman trustees for Margare
doug s,, Pinini65,
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appears however, ffoul tic following letter, That
the Planters Bank ut Savannah has found Il neccs-
s,ry toapply TO the 4. ). Bank TO discontinue .e-
cening their (he Planters Banll) notesThis letter
could ne' or have been intended for publications Its
effect IA print must be to dcpreciatc the paper of the
State Bank. IL Is Obvious that their specie capital j.
not equal TO their paper issues aud that they cannot
redeem the latter as required by the L. = Bank. Now
II this 10 true, there Is To ask OF the L.
>. Bank as favor, what their charter requires them
10 do TINT is To refuse the notes of banks not paving
specc.-lf, on the other hand, the Planters Bank
does pay It's notes IN specie what is TO be thought OF
It's c',utionins another Bank against receiving pay
ment from its debtors, in good money, and when
perhaps the debtur may have none other 10 pay
with -
From he Sara,mah Repubt;c,u,, .4ug 81
ORiied Siaies BdRk.--Wc postpone our publication
intended for this number of the Republicans in order
o glvepace 10 the following document. Tits the de-
ciar;Ition with which the Planters Bank accompam
edits proposal to the Branch, to cancel the agree.
nient that had suhssted since January last, between
the two institutions and having found ils way back
from Philadelphia, has been in town for some DAYS
N trust TO the known rendiness toIhe State Bank.
OF the House through which it has been received tc
pan don the liberty that has been taken in persuadins
ilicir agent 10 furnish it for publication.
To Robert CGWpbeH Esq. President pr,
tenn. OF the Office Bank u States Sa
yallah
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CHAH-EeT0N, August 9--Ihc large capital Of the
United @Nue,' Bunk, aad Inc great facilities which
u enjoy, have aii along embarrassed tic operations
ct Ire St,re E1Ui' whore the lattcr had discounted
Too largely lutvc lad hoprd, tlaf IN the AGyniic
states SIC lrE iHt 1cea ovcs-D1lCl
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TIE GRAVEL.

Tho eScrucrng suiTcrings sustained by persons
a'liicedby gravel ia the kidneys, &C. Induced me 10
communicate u remedy which has, in numerous in
stances, afforded relief.
This remedy discovered and its efficacy first
tested by DR. Williams, late eminent physician IN
fWgDt.-tich had for several years suffered extreme.
" by graycl---As an experiment, DR.. w put n small
quantity o the gravel which hc had yoidcd into irce
VINE glasses, one containing GIN second containing
solution OF lime, Oime waicr) the third containing
pure strong coffee. Nlrcr walinc few DAYS. ON e.
animation, he found iat the gravel deposited in gin
was not, in the slightest dogrce altercd-tha deposit
ed IN line water appcnrcda little s0ltencd that de-
posted IA strong coffee, was reduced 10 Inpapa-
bic powder.
Encouraged by Ills experiment, Or. w immefi-
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M Htttnd, J JOu please

TTIE subscriber bees leave notify The public in general
and his friends and former in particular thai
he has taken the pens formerly occupied by William p
Thompson and HIMSELF and which added every nece
sary convenience for Keeping AID Strengthening Pork upon
large and extended scale his best exeons shall be used in
aordng the most prompt saie and speedy returns to his
customers.
lie has asO removed his GROCERY STORE from the
Old MarkcthOusc, to Valcseet where keeps choice
and general assortment ofartces in that line which he
resolved 10 sell upon moderate advance Of profit.
~ lie has constantly on hand, prime Salt BEEF Pork 6r
Richmond, Oct. 5. 1876 JOSHUA BROTUERlfOOD
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KIVANNA L6ND ron SAT.E

TElE subscriber will sell 500 Of land on the Riyanna
A river In the county Of Albenarle miles oT
Charlottesville, and from the University OF VIRGINIA ad
ing Dr. Thomas e. Watkins, Thomas Randolph and David
Niche nearly ouehird Is river bottom the residue fine
grain land there Is the appearance ola fine and i;exhsn
bic bed Of slate the land. The improvements are ,f
cen for ordinary family The land will l, shown NV he
subscriber living the premises
1TFor terms apply TO FLEMING JAMES & CO. Market
DTiGgei hiehmonu, OF 10 SAMUEL o. MINOR.
Albemarle Sept. n. sq-vs,y
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EXECUTOR'S SAT.P

ON Taesday e LIST day of January ne4i if fair fpot ,I
~ next fair day will he sold by the subscribers as exee
county Of Chesterfield, the buckingham road aon, ~
miles above the town Of Manchester public auction to tb
bidder ior cash, about EIGHTY SLAVES consisting
chiefly of men, amongst whom there are excellent
smiths, and carpenter also, 80 50 mules and horse
very large aud wei formed two iacksses and three
Amongst tie horses several fubloo,ed rnares n A
OF hue form aud size Also, Wagons and carts Win
ing utensils. BEyFRIFV y 4 Nn0r Or az IL arm
Richmond, Oct. 2. 40 ,, -; - VI
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Va AS committed to the Jail Of Augusta county, as a
w runaway the 23d May, Negro Man. feet or !
inches highs rather yeOwish compilations; straight limbs
age Has OH and with him coarse cotton shirt two pair
Panal0ons OF same, striped cotton pantaoOis cambrck
negro says hs name J that he lately belonged to James
J0bnston OF SpoitsylvHna county, who sold him TO -
slave desired TO prove property pay charges take him
away or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
WM FORBES, Tailor.
".
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CARRIAGES.

IAillE subscriber has for sale at
Ef361k y his Mandatory 10 miles from
&Fiz5e Petersburg, Va.a large assortment
'f}i5&{E s1kRsabS2 VI Work IN his line Of business
Coaches and Coaches with
,,, double and treble steps, with ele-
giant trimmings and plated belband.
flfs rate PANEL Gigs with the best sea sprne, viii, tt
ptimoanus and full plated joints and leather ions
very hght Coaches with the door behind nj swinging ,ot
wants. ''e s-"'ie"'eh dlu ser
single snlses and stick Gigs, double aud single with and
work with one or two horses N' ''N'H !"
'gant hazees with elliptic springs, witb handsome tins
WI IOccO Innings, liked 10 work with one or two or
ptgy tHreatsd Choriotee and Derbor, WAGONS
for one horse. '''i" Asnt enough
a EXCELLENT assortment Of the best plated and trs
'''es' iO' carriages gigs, family stages &C.
IN A., STERLING WOODWARD
., supply oi the above work may he had by apuIyn,
opposite ar william French's tavern Oid.s,rcef pe;cr
- % lera discount viii be made for cash pavments
L. ss lany part Of the country addressed to pom
ed s. ,'v'"y5 va win DC Attend
Nav IL 1t7-w2ew
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DEATH by FRIGHT

OF James Donough, weaver of Drousheds, aged eight
years hist playing with his little companions, was
told that ,ag-man, who passing at the time, was
into the house. Into which the object OF his terror un-
fortunately happened enter, and supposing he was
pursued, uttered IN horic shrek, and instantly ex-
pred.
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MAS committed TO the jail OF Augusta county as run
w away on the nth May, Negro Man, about feet 6
inches high very fiat nose and thick lips round face hgh
Eat feet bis front teeth in the lower jaw are am
pears to be about 2Oyears Of age straight limbs Has on
ana VIII INN grey cloth coat old jeans trOwsers aud nan
Keen do striped lnsey waist and do WOOL raj
aud shoes He says his is Tom; be lately belong
ed to George Duncan fGreenbrier county was sold
MeGcc, from whom he away. From The manner &c OF
said negros tale snot believed The owner Of said slave
IS desired to prove properypay charges and take him
or he will be dealt with as the law directs
WM. FORBES, Tailor.
Scpfembcr T. a.
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filIE nn1Iersi. -i,.1 olIerS Tor i liz .,i,Ii I,.

TINE undersigned offers sale his
Rvanna river Columbia which he feels hesita-
ton in saying, justly considered the eligible
IN virginia for saw, grs manufacturing mill there
being annually made fifty thousand bushels of within
miles of the MILL with the certainty furnishing rs
much more il wanted and possessing many
ges such abundant supply Of water all times,
dhm and lock built of such sized
pairs The mill is new, and of the order hav
ing two with 1utter wheels &c. of
manufacturing MILL il is believed will he completed y the
first day of August W. WOOD.
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A TEACUER WANTED

fEiE trustees of,hc Petersburg Academy will! the
SATURDAY III December next, elect Principal Teacher,
for the ensuing year. The will be desirable ono
to gentleman of experience capacity and attention ana
no one need apply, without satisfactory
respects Persons wishing obtain the appointments are
requested TO address their communications post paid to
JOS. JONES' President.
Petersburg. Oct s. 4S-wIw
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VIE subscriber White. Davidson
Davidson SHELL OF Richmond, respectfully bcgs leave
To inform the public that he continues manufacture
order, AMI has hand, handsome assortment ready
made, neatly finished, and WARRANTED French BUR- Nal
Stones which he will dispose of prices suitable
times Orders will he thankfully and promptly
executed Country produce market prices negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed VIII lie taken payment
JAMES SMELL, i0ih Street Richmond.
September Sa-,y,f
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DANCING

Mr. OSULIIVAN returns his sincere thanks young
1tI ladies and gentlemen of the city of Richmond for The
kind encouragement he has with his commence
ent and assures them that exertion his part shall
wanting to merit continuance of tina preference
given lin. With the greatest respect he informs Them that
his school will recnmmeuce about the orit inst Terms
and days OF attendance viii be made known hereafter
October 10 Il,
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A FARM nor SALE.

OY virtue Of deed oftrus from George d. Avery dotc
- the 2oth dayof January 1912 for the purposes therein
expressed we the undersigned SHAH N, second Monday
Jduny merit proceed sell to the highest bidder for ready
money NJ the door of the courthouse of Wood county stale
OF virginia. two tracts OF land situated ellevie in The
county aforesaid, the containing by estimation 15J
and 10 rods aud lying the Ohio rver-be other contain
ing tour acres, lying the last mentioned tract and in
Guiding the mills OF the said Avery.
GEORGE MAYBERRY, In,
~ JOSEPH SPENCER, trustees
Belevillc, Wood county, Va. October 2. 42-w19yt
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y ANYWAY from me in Richmond thellSth last month
y negro man named TOM. lately purchased him of n
Mr. Dougherty Of Alexandria lie was raised in rnir,x
county VA IL Is probable he " i'll attempt make his way
back again unless he taken Tom TALL stout black
ielow stands erect when spoken speaks quick wears
WHISPERS and talks sensbly lie had domestic cotton
shirt oSiaburg pantooons and new wool hat(no coai
The above reward will he given person who will
deliver him to me in Louisa county, Va him so
that ! get him a"ain ;VM BARNEY
September u. S7-u6r,.