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thsr OF them believe with us In ell points, yet
agree with themselves ths, all that was given
to The Father, IN the covenant, Of Redemption
will be saved, sOd we tes.iiying that all were
given. Iy advice is 10 set this down as a
truth, that the God Of mercy and grace has
implanted in our breasts the right TO think
for ourselves let Us therefore give TO others
what We claim, end consider seriously how
you can en,wer to God, who alone i, Judge
OF the motives which acluate US, 10 depfivIng
one (whom you confess to believe, is a renew.
cd person, and follower Of Jesus,) Of The
privileges OF Gods house which were pur-
chased by the precious blood oI tho Saviour.
Christ has bot one church, and all who re.
ceiye and obey him, he gives power, 10 be.
come the sons OF God, and many it Is 10 DO
hoped (who are here ioisaken on account Of
a difference Of faith and practiee) will shine
in the Kingdom o! Heaven as stsrs OF the
first magnitude ) be therefore palien,, and co.
deavor IN ibi, imperfect s,a,e, 10 iulGi the
law of Christ by "beriog ono anotheis bur
dcDs."
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For the I,hode'is'snd Republican.
HE UMBEit So VE.V.

AS from the beginning this WIS tire
number OF days in The week, it has al
ways had a kind OF emphasis annexed to
it, and is by some called the number Of
perfection. God added seven days to
his promised patience towards the old
world clean beasts we're taken iuto the
ark by se,en, the Years Of famine aud
plenty in Egypt, and their emblems,
were marked by sevens. With the Jews,
not only was There a seventh day sabbath,
but every seventh year was a sabbath of
rest, and every seven TINES seventh year
was a JubIlee. Their great ieasts OF
unleavencd bread and OF tabernacles,
were observed for seven days the mum.
Der Of animals, sundry OF their oblations
was stII,ed to seven. The golden can
dlcstlck had seven branches; seven Priests
with seven tiumpets, surrounded the
wall Of Jericho seven days, and seven
times on the seventh day. In Johns
New. Testament. Revlatio.is, we find
seven churches, seven candlesticks, seven
spirits, seven stars, seven seals, seven
trumpets, seven thuMlers, seven vials,
seven plaques, and seven angels to pour
them out OH the seven headed monster,
Antichrist.
Seven, often signifies great many, a
complete number. Mat. II, as. Prov.
26, l6, rs. lsa. 4, l. lst Sam. 2, S.
Job, S, 10. Sevenfold, frequently means
completely, Lev. 20, %. Ps. 79, IL.
Gen. 4, IS, "A. Ps. ~, 6. and seven
times seven, or seventy times seven inn
ports very often, Mat. IL, 81, %. Thus
Christ's seven horns may denote his
great and perfect power, his seven eyes
his perfect knowledge; his seven lamps
and seven pipes, his iulness OF revelation
and gracious influence his seven pillars,
the iulness Of fundamental truths and
promises. The Holy Ghost is called
seven spirits and seven lamps oil fire. to-
denote his perfect knowledge, and diver.
siired gifts and operations. SO seven
eyes on Christ denote many /; seven
thunders many troubles; and seven stars,
many ministers.
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Bp GDati.
WAsaIsGros, March 80.


As tho session Of Cong, ess advances, its
business becomes important. There was
yesterday introduced, by the Naval Commiilee
IN The House OF Representatives, q bill for
permanently fixing The Naval Peace Estab.
lisbment, embracing provisions highly inter.
esting 10 that branch of the public service.
The bill proposes that the number and de-
scription OF the principal oficcrs shall be as
follows:
One Rear Admiral;
Five Commodores;
Nineteen Captains;
Twenty three Masters Comman6ant;
One hundred aod forty L,euieosnts, Sc.
Intending 10 publish the whole OF this bill
shortly, we will not attempt TO follow its de-
tails. The feet OF il, we believe, will be to
discharge from service a considerable num-
ber OF The officers now OH the Naval Estab-
lishmeDt. s:ee o.
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PROM HIC1N.9.


Accounts TO the 2lt March, have been re.
ceivsd at Charleston THE Governor Gene
raj Of Cuba, MANY, sher some feeling re.
marks on tho interruplion, which honest
commerce has suffered from Pisty, issued,
on me !o,h inst. q general order concerning
tho suppression Of those acts OF vilsny com.
mt,ed in the neighbo' hood Of that Island.
Among other regulations regarded BY his ex.
cellency as probsbly effective Of thi. desirable
object, u the necessity ct record Of the
osmes Of the officers soj crew Of eve'y coast
er, launch, ac. aud security given for good
behaviour, before leaving pOi,. The same
crew and vessel mus, return, euiess good rea-
son (Nekoess or death, sc. bs given FOR the
Of them, or a portion OF then. Ii.
censes are TO be granted only tor hmi'ed
time. II they srise cfer--ihey suffer the
pen.Ity--if before expiration Of the time
they esuuot depart without oev license.
No vessel can depart w,thou, first having pre-
ssn,sd Ne license 70 tas pert saissr, &c. &c.
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Esnact Of a letNr from gentleman i,
Rhsfe IsIord n11rrb IN

"a Company in Boston are erecting build
ings o, Dover, New.Hampshiie, to contain
10000 cotton spindes. They give to super
intend the construction OF their machinery,
twenty thousand dollars, for ten years.
!" AT Medway, in Massachusetts, a loom
has been constructed 20 weave !Gce veids It
Is worked by hand and carries at the same
time 1892 shuiiies. Il weaves as fine as 500
skeios to ,he pound (; ard will be put in ope-
tsIion with yarn imported from England
which eos,s ten and half dollars per pound.
ave shalI now clothc the i;ch as well as
the poor. hope may live to sec this event
accomplished sod think may say quor um
pars fui"--.N. Y. Nas .4dv.
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Nzw.YoRk, April 2.
ERON MEXICO.

The schooper Swan, Capt. Skinner,
left Vera Cruz as late as the 18th Of
March. The first congress convened at
Mexico on the 24h of February. Per.
feet harmony subsi.ted throughout the
empire. An ambassador had been sent
to Spain 10 solicit one OF the Royal Fami-
ly to preside as Emperor of Mexico pro-
vided ne would reside in the country. 1t
was however expected that Yturbide
would be elected. Most OF the Roy al
lists had emigrated TO Spain and her prov
inces. carrying their valuables and prop
erty.
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COMAfu uNIcATfoN.

At the approaching town meeting, il
is believed, among other things, THAI the
subject of a general vaccination, will be
taken into consideration. Il subject o.
such vital importance, as the preserva-.
tion of the lives of two thousand human
beings from the terrible etIe-ts OF the
Small Pox, is one that cannot but ex-
cite the attention of the humane and be-
nevolcnt.
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--O:gSO:--
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

We understand that motion will be
made at the approaching Session of the
General Assembly, in May, to complete
at than time, the annual election of Off.
GERS, and TO dispose Of al! public and pri-'
vate business, usually pending until the
June session. AS an arrangement Of
this nature wotild be great economy Of
time and money and particularly conven-
lent TO the agricultural interest, we hope
our friends from the country will come
prepared to nominate, at the May session.
for al! the officers which are usually filed
in June. If the Assembly should make
this arrangement, as they probably will,
it will be necessary also, that petitioners
to the Assembly and adverse parties be,
prepared for trial and attend in May.
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From the Boston Epen,ny Gazette.


On Saturday, 9th inst. M the Supreme
Court, the Hon. Judge Putnam delivered
the opinion ofthe Court in the case of
Washburn and Knight the motion for a
new trial was overruled by the Court, and
judgment entered Ipon on the verdict of
four Thousand one hundred dollars with
interest from last term. This case was for
damages for abuse of,he boy Washburn,
on board the ship Deiphos. of Boston,
whereof John Knight was commander,
some account Of which has appeared in
the papers. Aflt, and authentic Report
Of this interesting Trial, together with a
Narrative of the voyage and suterings OF
James Washburn, il. rs now in the press
OF w. s. Spear, OF this city, and will be
published in few days.
-.@:-
Ra-idnify D,sgraced On Saturday last
Mr. John Savage, OF Chsr'esown, discovered
rear ,he FOIL House,on Charles River Bridge,
between the hous OF one aud two oclock, o
large canvass bag which had d'if,ed down OF
tue las'eb5 tide. On going tn examine the
satnc I've found u to contain the remains OF
SIR human tojics which bad beea garbled
and by some unfeeliny monster. the bones DC.
log all missing. Among the shove vas one
youog female whose hair was b, aided and
tied up in the modern fa,hionsble style the
other Eve were msles, ono OF whom was O
coloured person. Wha, mus, bo the feelings
or The survivors who have buried friends
within the las, week. ss those who sew the q.
bove are decidedly OF an opinion ,hs, tho vi
tai spark bad no, 1sd moe than or days.
They were decen,iy inferred ty Symmes, fu-
nsrai undertake.. of fCharlesowo.--Bos.C Gems.
~<Aei&V~A%
An excellent ikencss OF Lorenzo Dow
has been placed at the Academy Of Fine
ATS, at Charleston, S. c.
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The Republican Freemen ofthis town
are requested to meet at this Office, To-
Morrow Evening, at early candle light.
for the purpose Of adopting measures
preparatory TO the ensuing election. n
general attendance is earnestly requested.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, IPHH 10, 1922.

Repubiiean Nomination.
Alta General Republican Convention. hol-
den 10 Providence, OF the l6'h of January,
ls22-Hon. EDWARD Wilcox, President
PELEo WILBUR, j., Secretary-l vas unon-
imonsIy Resolved, That the following gentle
men compose the Republican Prox which
is recommended for the support Of the free.
men Of this state, at their next election Of
General Officers -
uis ENC RLLEEcY
WILLIAM T.. GIBBS,
GOVERNOR.
uIs HONOR
CALEB EARLE,
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
SENATOR'S.
l. Thomas Fry, Esq.
2. Nathan Brown, Esp
8. John D'Wolf, Esq.
A.. Benjamin Smith, Esq.
S. William Humphrey, Esq.
6. Stephen B. Cornell, Esq:
7. William WhiPple, Esq.
8. Elisha Watson, Esq.
9. William Valentine, Esq.
10. John r. Waterman, Esq.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Seer etry.
Dutee J. Pearce, Esq. attorney GenH.
Thomas. q. Pitman, Esq. Gen. Treas,
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Bosres, April S.
FROM ENGLANU.


BY the ship Triton, Capt. Bussey, from
Liverpool, london pspefa to Feb. 10, inclu-
sive have been received.
Tho question os peace or war between
Russia and Turkey remained undecided.
The king OF EngIsod ha. reason 10 hope tor
the con,inpsnce Of "---,he Courier ex-
pec,s it---but the Chronicle looks for war.
The Rebellion 10 Ireland, as il is charsc-
tsried In some of the debates in Parliament,
has be come so for midsbIe that q law has been
passed in the House of Commons TO revive
the resurrection Act, apd suspend the right
OF Ffabeas Co,pus. The Insurgents are nu-
meroUs, end bud 10 msoy pars In one
place there WAS body oi2ooo, 1000 Of whom
attscked regular corps, but soon re;rsa,ed.
The affairs ofIrelsnd must cause much trou.
bic, expense, and loss TO The British Nation.
The insutgepts appear 10 have no gseN sys-
ten, nor distinguished leaders.
The state of treIsnd, and the military meas
ures taking to supFress the insurrcc,ions,
will cause intelligence from that county to be
looked for with anxiety.
The subiect OF Parliamentary Refsrm is
again sgi,ated IN fnglsnd.
1t is proposed at Lisbon to declare that
place free por, for tho productions OF the
B s.ils.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has a.
dopted the new system for regulating The
Press, 25$ 10 95, but 35 parsons opposed 10
the measure refused 10 vote, from indigna.
lion at tho conduc, of Ministers. The Min
istry used teproaches and threats; but the
msio'ily shouted Vive lie Roy, and carried
the bill. The session was ysry noisy and tu-
multuoes.
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FIRE The citizens Of this town
were disturbed on the afternoon of Sun
day last, by the appalling cry Of FIRE
which had commenced its ravaCes in the
house Of Capt. PtLEc BArrLEs, CD
the Point. Owing to the vigiitnce and
activity of our citizens, the fire was hap
PLY extinguished without much damage.
|, IS not known how the fire originated.
CARD-PELsc nsTTeLs returns his grateful
thanks to his fellow. c izeps and the fremen fjr
their unremit,ed and successful exertions in saw.
ing his property from the destructive raysges o.
fire on Sunday last.
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FROM SPAIN

An arrival at New-Yo'k, from Codiz,
brings dates 10 the 24lh Feb. Q, which tine
no intelligence had reached that place, from
did, Of the recognition OF the lndepen-
dence of the South American States.
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Orr Friends. w { wonder what cus
friends, the British reviewers, will say q.
us, when they see the congressional p,o-
ceeelings of,he present session? Capt.
Symmes has seriously requested aid to
enter into Me holl0lu of the earth. by the
hole at the north, and 1dnleS Rcm,e,, of
Philadelphia, has a,ked for paten, to
secure him the benefits of his invention
to- ~ Oger IT, Surely they will he quito
as,onished-and we may expect some os
their most dignifed paragraphs about
these things. --NdleS' Register.
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The officers and crew of the brig
Traveller, which sailed from this port
yesterday, on whaling voyage, are all
Of them BLACKS, with the exception OF
the COOK, who IS white man!
Bessr6fis--
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Savannah papers to the 2S;h nit. say,
orders reached that place on the 27sh,
from Washington, directing that the ,x-
ecu,ion ct the eight prisoners. under sen.
tence Of death for Piracy, be respited
during the pleasure OF Tie President.
They were to have been executed on
the following Wed esday.
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An excellent iikencss oil Lorenzo Dow
has been placed at the Academy Of Fine
ATS, at Charleston, S. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGs OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
UsdReSdGy, Jdnuny "a communication
was received from the Senate, that they had
passed the bill, respecting the gebe land in
the county Of Frederick"
Various bills and resolutions were received
from Committees.
Mr.. Raymond submitted the following res
olutiun -" ReSOired, that the Board of Pub
lie Works he instructed, so soon as it may be
convenient, to direct the public engineer to
view and lay ont road from the town Of
Parkersburg in tue county of Wood, by the
way of Clarksburg and Morgantown, in the
counties of Harrison and MonUngalia, in the
best and most suitable direction towards the
national road leading from Cumberland on the
Potomac river 10 Wheeling on the river
Ohio."-On DIR. McCoy's moiion,lai OH the
table
On motion Of yIr. Patteson Of Augusta, a
resolution was passed requesting the Execu-
tive to lay before the House any communica-
tons from the Judges Of the General Court
Oh the subject ofthc criminal code and on
motion of Mr.. IIooe Of p. w. an enquiry was
directed into The eXpediency Of amending or
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EDUCATION

SAMo FL l. MILLER informs the public that he intends
- OPENING Il school in New London fr The education of
Young gentlemen Having received his education under
@ distinguished scholar James Ross of Philadelphia and
te advantage of sixteen years experience teach
my he iSers himself that by his assiduty and the mode
snes oil MS terms he shall be enabled give salts
c'oh 10 ihoe that may their 10 care
MS price ior boarding, per session So For tuition in
le st course per session, i0 in the second, ~ So
phhle IN each csein advance The comprises
orihosrphy readings writing, arithmetic and geography
he second course, English grammar Latin and Greek
The use of The globes, and the elements of niah
Each session vii he Of five months session from
January olas OF May second from July till end
VI o'eoer Each session will close with public exami-
hlu0n B0artierS will furnish their bed clothes and
s" 1 or be subject TO a small extra charge.
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IIFlHnE NV Nlreinia Justice
ibr Yet 80 A'semhiv,pf several Sessions
tC.0NSJ ROCTIcN CONSTRUED
FOR SNTE-

ihiil-r hUuEeu ana seventy -four OF land the
N"trr>oi ghting creek IN PfWliaian county, within
mics" hiehnOnd lanes river and Of AppnInatiOX
lhi' T. pant ~ tie tract known by the Of [aua ami
ihrlhlr "i4 the improvements which considerable are
and haze all heen erected within last 40 ypare
i'sN acre. ar; in woods first rate tobacco land, and Ire
cleared L,nd Is IN good Lenri free from stumps ana
1I' Fhr price T. dollars per acre uurcbaspr
can hc accommodated with huDdrcd acres adoinng az
lower price.
Having lateIy travelled ,ro' the coune, OF Cumberland
6opc Hn Louisa Or'n}e Culprpcr fauqucr, r. William
with 50 sraulc rcyiiencc rs e one now m
Tered Tor sale IL comprises many advantages NOT here
mcr8tcd. BgETT KbNpOI nj
Poaifaian. Ianuar, D. 7g-v.tr
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RICHMOND, JANUARY ;. 1899

me devotion oi the Nn,innn Imtrllicrncrr Il, III,
n"rnh''''"o" oil authority in department Il the
ied''rhl government the zeal with which !, supports
the measures Of the powers HAT he can oniy b,.
appreciated by those who bear i'm mind the auostacy
Oh Its editors iion the good old republican principles
vi - q W Neare not surprised at the opinion they
tNp'esS oi Nr Johnsons propo Siiion. that n" If the
Jurisdiction is taken frou, the Supreme Cont yyirre
me constitution has placed IT, we do not see where,
IN" power could I've ne wisely and safely deposited as
with the Senate" We arc not os,op;sbcJ NJ ,Lo;,
cf"mn@a power FOR the Supreme Court which tho
constitution has given IL nor th,t they sb,,,l
heier another tribunal. which is one of the most OH
Jeciionahle they could have selected They thnl !,
pec"h,"iy wSe anh safe lorsooh deposit this pow
',r WIN ho'v, winch ~ not only branch of one Of
the parties 10 the compact IRRESPONSIBLE ,s !, i; cor
SIX wears, and peculiarly exposed ms il is IN the
eSPf" de corps; hut branch that would have SO fire.
q"'n'N 10 pass unon the constutomalitv Of lis own
'cS 1--WE us almost anv other trih,na, than thsi
But why attempt enter into an aruument uno, ,,;
SUBJECT with the National iniegencer You might
as Vel attempt 10 grasp the slippery eel We have
ucu curing the last summer; and tried IL i'm vain
we are wear,ed with the production of arguments
which instead of being fairly combot,ed and ,ns,va,
co. arc only pcrverted by the arts of sopbstrv The
a'rotncsS of these editors in the evasion of the
r'tS o' question: and the happy facility which they
possess oil giving to subject IN aspect suited 10
their own particular views are. illustrated Inv every
paragraph they have written in suppurt Of fedora,
us'irphion. Let them this isnycnuous rourso
anu ENJOY Tor time the smiles of men in otfice-We
envy ho' me enporarykecurty of their doctrines fur
we hope the period is fast approaching when tho
states shall awaken from the apathy into which they
nave heen lnled and assert their rights with , bojI
ana independence, which shall make the minions
!" ohce h,u the Sycophans OF power, sensible of the
errors ard hercscs they are now paImiuu unon =,
crcdn'ous and coniiding community We look for
ward To the day. when the operation of the prnc;
i"s aSa'hst winch we contend, shall call forth this
STRONG expression of the public niH That period
c'nnot he distant Tor the march of usurnaon ;s too
rapid, not TO alarm the states
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conformity with an act entitled M act 10 reduce into
one act the several acts concerning esceato pas the
oh gay o January 1919, do hereby make known TO all
who 70 may concern that il appears by duplicate certi
cue OF te esceator OF Cabcl county, bearing the ith
OF November 1921 and Ills day at This office that
~ inquisilion and Office found the 2s July 1871 the
"pWin tracts OF land in said county of Cabe, been
eschedfed TO this commonwealth viz
4eo acres of land belonging VIM Hogan decd on
"uyandotie river part of the Savage grgnt,n-and
4OO acres of land of James winn, decd on (uyanotte
river, part OF the Savage Grant"
WM. 6. PENDLETON, Regr.
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TO MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON


T'IE Appomattox Company at their Locks in the vi
cnity OF Petersburg, Va two situations which think
very eligible for erecting and woocn factory A.
each site there is ~ feet fall Of quantity suf-
clent 70 drive machinery TO any that might he
wanting We think the situation as n cotton factory
dered more eligible from the circumstance country
ading 10 petersburg, raise and furnish that market with
an abundant supply Of cotton, and purchase exchange
large quantity of cotton cloth As wool country i
derng ON Appomattox river aud trading to PETERSBURG
Taise considerable quantity for domestic At present
mere are no w9oen factories in this secon Of country that
We nave knowledge OF And there being no regular de-
nand IS not considered object for farmer TO raise
more man can be manufactured in Wnv by his do
mesucS But we think supply might be obtained there
was irregular demand for few years In mean time
we would render the terms of lease recommendation
Upon the whole consider these situations a. haviug ne
cuar advantages They high, dry and connections be-
ing 10 or 30 feet above the river, with sufficient mower
water where those Who raise and send Ahe materials
WIN furnish asteHdy dcmand for the manufactured fabrics
~ rs believed that not half the passing these falls
WIN he wanting for the purposes above referred to-should
s DC the iac the person lcasing the situation will be ut
liberty TO employ The balance Of the driving mills
W any other machinery Any person wishing lease these
situations viii apply to Daniel T.. Alien clerk NJ the Upper
AppOmatiox Company residing the Basin rctersl,ure
u. A. MORTON, u. N. VENABLF
'' j.
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% ETUCATTON

t'oh The instruction Of my children, have engaged a
gentleman 10 superintcnd school at this place who
comes highy recommended for his morality and ability TO
each The Latin Greek, French and English languages
cw children in addition my admitted into the
school who can he accommodated with board Mt the price of
seventy dollars TIE scholastic year. The school will com
inchce on or about the 18th ofthis month
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
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STOP THE EtTNAIVAYI

I(UNANAi nom ibc Subscriber. about tLc 2Oth Of No
A'fmhcr ia't, Lrehi mulaito Man uamet ENOCH, -
bout yc7rs 81 age. Tie j. Of uN -ngp ser, siert
made. hc Is uneommp0ly bright and hecJed, with ve,y
straight hair mis- teeth dccatei and much ana
"h surprised speaks with great difficulty he Is a good
weaver and tplerabe blacksmith. He worked wear
VIII iuiW Eufc w LvuchbuFg. ard Appreciated u
l'nchmnc on the 221u ana escaped TIC was. ardh
pr3itiy returned 90 itu.hburg tie had when ippr
hept plaid cloak aud ligb mixed homes pun goat Sr
" Is probable he may erdeyor 90 pass frcr man lad
pfo.Ue free psssN ani make his Rchmond IN
or' t11t ANY person oIptchcpjiEa tbe said Negro, at
dc crtr@ him 60 me IN Dauyie, itsy Iylnl county, W
or conhue him 10 jail 50 that get ht n. sball bc rhf
fnllv rewarded aAM'L. SrOEF
1nSiiic, january s. 7}--iu o.