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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-08-27
CENTRAL GAZETTE.
SATURDAY. AUGUST q, 1895.

n session OF general oyer and tcym;ncr seems to
nave commenced at Washington ComMopoRr
PoRTEr has been found guilty upon the charges
under which he was arraiS ncj and is suspcnded nv
the Court Martial, for months Lieutenant Whit
lock has been found guilty of "neelcct of duty. -
and suspended Tor two years, without nav or emol
umene Lieutenant Hunter, has been tried for
neglect CT duty" in permitting foreigner, named
Madrid, to DC received on board the Franklin n
without informing the commander OF that vessel .
and acquitted. court martial j. now engaged i'm
me triai ot capt Stewart, who is arrested under
iour different charges. lst UnoiTcerlike conduct
-2nd. Dioobeaience of oiders--3rd Neglect of
dnty-fth Oppression and cruelty Under tho first
charge there are [" cnty nine specifications We
have beard it rumoured, that other officers wo,ld
DC tied Tor offences, which have not been anno,nc
ed with any thing of certainty or authenticity If
the charges which have been exhibited in these va
'ous instances are suppo ted by facts it is indeed
h'h Tune that judicial Investigation should be had
we arc mindful OF the many important services rem
dered by these distngui individuals-it would
be with painful regrc; that we could see one laurel
piucked from the wrcathc which so Justly adorus
ther brows-but, though we love Cato well we
love truth better Rigid and prompt Justice should
be done, however painful her dispensations may be-
ihe soldier must be among the first to learn that
lesson, which self preservation compels every gov.
eminent TO inculcate-ss that there is no power su
perior to the laws
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-08-27
FOR THE CENTRAL GAZETTE.

Ms. Nj kENHfE, ~
In passing through that aouti,biDy
part OF Charlottesville, called random hill no.
'eeu '"a' 'o""dation had recently been dug for
another building. On examination was much st3r
priscd to see t"st The house was intended TO ~
placed considera6lyin advance Of the adjacent build
'ngs, thereby continuing that irrcguiaii,y, which
unfortunately so materially affects the beauty AMI
the value Of the buildings in that part Of the town
what has cause the want Of uniformity in the loco
ton OF The present buildings, pretend not 4,
Know; but certain IT is there is no cause to war
rant continuance Of the irrcsularity in those shch
may hereafter be erected. 1t is quite plain "a the
most suPeriicitI observer that when houses ar, ar
ranged IN that zig gag form their convenience for
o"'in'ss' is considerably reduced, and their zeal
value dnin shed at least % 80 per cent IL ispos
'mPfooahic that some Of the owners Of houses ON
'n'' h' might, at some timc other, ~ isb to sell
them In Which case il is c. dent fon the opinions
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-08-27

Sre adopting 10 colonize The ~ 81 ia kiya9
WHAT have they to dsith tho 3Sktsst now begin; in
n'"gto wearsoexasperated aspect, between Ccor.
sia and the U ST. Whathave they to dosi,h ninety
nine hundredths ofthe questions into whieh
they have been dragged, head and shoulder. BY ,se
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
TRUST SALE

RY virtue of Deed of Trust. executed by
~ George Watt and wife, to the subscriber.
and Wan q. Wcstmore, bearing date the .lrh of
June, 1919, for purposes therein mentioned, which
Deed IS recorded in the office of the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Richmond, will he sold at Public
Auction on tine premises, on Friday, the l1th
proXimo, at i clock, p. NJ, Woc.eIi House and
Lot of Ground, situated al the intersection of {;
and 10th streets, nearly opposite the residence OF
Thomas Couley. The house contains g rooms,
with 3 rooms in the cellar apartment, in good order
The lot extends or G. street 90 feet and on Goth
street 1870 feet, comprising an excellent Garden.
TERMS at Sale, which will be conducted bv
John PaIkhin.
HENRY CLARKE.
Fob
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
Public Sale of Valuable Lands.

II N pursuance of a Deed of Trust from General
IL Samuel Smith, the subscribers will offer at Pub
lie Sale, on Monday the 2lst day of February next,
at the hour OF IL O'Clock, AT the EAGLE Hotel in the
city OF Richmond, Va. the follow ing valuable p,o-
perty, viz
100000 Acres of LAND, lying in the Stat. of
Virginia, that Is to say, several tracts, stua, -,
the periods "i granting the patents for the same in
the county al kanhawa, one Of them containinu
l5OOO Acres, lying on the north side OF Elk river,
One trac, containing 10000 Acres, situate on Mud
river Guyand"tte and Sandy river One tact con
tanning o,OOo Acres, lying on the Zig Sandy creek,
north branch of Elk river and some waters of the
right hand fork of Pocatdllico-Oue tract contain.
my 2oOOO Acres, situate the waters of the Ten
Mile, Thirteen Mile aud the Eighteen Mile Creeks
all branches of the great Kanhawa rivcr-Onc tact
containing 10000 Acres, including Rock Castle
creek, and some branches of Oldtown creek This
branch IS situate on the hills, Just above the fine
bottom land nf Ohio, and is heavily timber,d- Oo.
tract containing $1,000 Acres, lying on the middle
iork oil Mud rver--One tract containing .S&G0O
Acres, situate on the southwest fork Of Mud river
One tract containing - 900 Acres living ON branches
at the ON" river and Sandy rivcr--anu one tract
! containing 10000 acres, the head waters of the
| len Mile creek, b;anch of the Great kanfaw;,
RIVER aud the heads of several branches of the Ohio
iIyer-Ecven tracts, situate at the time of ~ mime
Inc l"tehS Tor the same, III Harrison, now believed
zone III " o"d county, one of them confirming 5000
N'reS-N me several tracts, containing 1000 Acres
each, and one tract containing 2,O1O Acres.
For further description OF the above mentioned
property, and information as to the title appca-
ton may be made to Edwin s. Duncan, Esq. OF
Ciarksburg, Harrison County, Na.-or to either OF
the Trustees in Baltimore, VIZ: Thomas Eljicott
and Jonathan Meredith, Esq's.-or to either of the
| subscribers, in Richmond, Va. e.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
| G. J. NICHOLAS,
! .7Hornies Of NE Trustees
| Richmond, 28th Jan. 1926 IDS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
POETRY.
PARTING-By Lord Byron.

PARTlNG-By Lord Byron.
Tar kiss, dear maid! thy lip has left,
Shall never part from mine,
Till happier hours restore the gift
Untainted back To thine.
Thy parting glance, which fondly beams,
An equal love NAV see
The tear that from thine eye-lid streams,
Can weep no change in me.
I ask no pledge to make me blest
In gazing when alone;
Nor one memorial for breast,
Whose thoughts are all thine own.
Nor need write-to tell the tale
My pen were doubtly weak:
Oh! what can idle words avail,
Unless the heart could speak!
BY day or night, in veal or woe,
That heart no longer free,
Must bear the love it cannot show,
Aud silent ache for thee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

WIN. LAMBERT, Jr. ,4Horney-at-Lrc,
w offers his services to those who are en-
gagged in law suits III the Courts held in the
city of Richmond; TO prepare their suits for trial
He will pay particular attention to getting the
parties speedily before the Court, the neglect
Of which causes great delay. lie will also at
tend to the suits at rules to the taking of dcpos-
TONS and before the commissioner, he prOpo-
ses to do what the parties Themselves now
have to perom, and whatever else may be nc
cessary to hasten final decision of their cause
For the utility of such council he refer, to every
member of the Bar.
January 25-tf,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
Book and Job Printing.
+. w. WHITE.

L. w. Will l.,
(0vcr Mrssrs. Hayes . Loomer's Dry
Goods Stare, Market BRIDGE
4 NONTiNuES to execute Printing ia all is
- branches, with neatncss, accuracy and dis
patch--such as Socks, Pamphlets, ilculars, Hand
Bills, Cards, Catalogues. &c. &c. &c.
te keeps constantly Tor sale, a general assert
msmt of BLAN kS-among which are the following
the forms of which We're carefully revised and
corrected by ". w. Hening, Esq.
Subpoena for witness in Superior Court of Law;
Ca Sa. on Judgment OF Justice of the Peace
Ca Sa. Executions; Injunction Bond; Capias in SUI
perior Court of Law, returnablc to Rules; Bank
Stock Certificates; Bail Bonds Bonds foi the pay
ment of money; Forthcoming Bonds on d Ca. Sa.
Forthcoming Bonds on Fl. Fa. Marriage Li.ensc
Bond and License; Fl. Fa Executions; Capias in
County Court, returnahlc TO Court; Capias in Su-
pcrior Court of Law, Tcturuable To Court; Notices
Forfeited Forthcoming Bonds; Subpoena for
witnesses IN County Court; ri. Ia. Execution for
debt and costs i'll County Court; Commission to take
Dispositions in Superior Court do. do. in County
Court Fl. Fa. Execution on bond for debt and
costs in County Court; Fl. Fa. Execution for Dam
ages, Interest and Costs in County Court; Ca Sa
for Debt and Costs in County Court; Ca Sa
in Case, in Superior Court of Law, returnnhic 10
Court Ca. Sa. III Case, III Superior Court of Law re-
turnable to Rucs;C aPias pro fine; Casa Execution
for Damages aud Costs in County Court; FL Fa
Execution on Judgment on Bond for Debt " Costs
i'll County Court; FL Ia. for Debt and Interest in
Superior Court, returnable to Rules; Fl. Fa for
Debt and Interest in Superior Court, returnable to
Court; FL Fa. i'll Case in Superior Court of Law.
returnahle to Court; Warrant, Judgment and Exc
cution before single Magstate-Bills of Lading
and Shipping Papers, Prices Current; Rates of
foliage on James River Canal, &c. &C. &c.
N. B.-I am willing to take two apprentices to
learn the Printing Business They must be not
tt,-,., e.
pectabie parents. Their clothing and washing to
be provided by their parents or guardians; and al
ter passing month trial, they must be bound.
Those coming from the country preferred. Letters
post paid will be attended to.
Feb. 8.-3t. THOS. W. WHITE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
JOSEPH n. REPIJON &. CO.
For publishing, iii the City of WILLIAMSBURG. =
seni-weekIy Newspaper, to he entitled the
PHENIX GAZETTE,
Ind WILLIAMSBURG ,4dyeEtiser.

The Publishers respectfully inform the public,
that with regard 10 their political principles, they
declare themselves 10 be epublicans-believ.
ing firmly that the sovereign power alone resides
in and belongs TO the people-and that no au-
thority is legitimate but that which is derived
from Them. Setting out with these principles.
they would only add, that the ADVANCES TO be
derived by the City of Williamsburg and its i'm
mediate vicinity, from an establishment of this
kind, constitute an object which ought to be
taken into consideration by every weu-wisher
thereof.
The columns of the Gazette will contain Political,
Commercial, Religious, Literary and Miscellaneous
matter. II will be proted every Wednesday aud
Saturday, on half sheet of Imperial paper, with
good new Type, at So 30 per anuum, payable
half yearly in advance
Wilfom'b0g, February Isl, 1925.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
Notice.

I1NHE session of the Supreme Court of ..an,,
Il Tor the Richmond District, having htou
cessarily suspended, by the consideration ct Il ,,-
of great magnitude, which has occupied the wh,!.
time of the Chaucellor, I ann instructed by him l.,
say that he ill be IN Court, tile first of AIar,h
next, and Will regularly call, and 20 >hroueh the
d"ckrt. As tn" docket will he called but once, the
punctual attendance OF Counsel i expected
NM. W. HENING, ,
ti7r6 IF NE Superior Com. Of Choacery, for he
Rtcimond District
Feb IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
Letter from he Gmenor oC.N,se Yorl
.Nr. Thomas y. U-h,te,


ALBAyT, 31st Jan. 1926
Mr. Thomas ~. Uh3fe,
SIR Previous to the receipt Of Mr.. GarnefN
Lectures on Female Education, which you wert
so kind as to transmit to me, had heard Of the
work and was DESTROYS to obtain it. My expec-
tations have not been disappointed in the peru
sal. In reference either to diction or sentiment
to manner or matter, it is production Of extra
ordinary merit, and ought to be generally difu1
sed. 4
The writer has with great ability ineuicated
the importance Of female education, and pointed
out the most advisable 19eans Of elevating the fe
male character. Our first and most lasting iui
pressions and ideas, are derived from maternaI
solicitude and superintendent. And the fel I
citous influence Of female education, IS not OF
y felt in the domestic circle, but in all point
connected with individual happiness and soci,k
prosperity ~
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant
DE WITT CLdNTOlE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

WAS committed to the jail of this county,
w on the 9th day of August last, negro man
who calls himself Elijah. He states that he is
from the state of Georgia, and is the property Of
Mr.. Barlow Of that state. Having been pur-
chased from citizen of Maryland, he says he was
his way back to that state. Elijah is about FIVE
feet ten eleven inches high, of dark complexion,
and appears to be about forty years Of age.
GERMAN JORDAN Tailor.
Campbell city. Va. Dec. a 26t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
, Halls Digested Index.

UST published by PETER COTTON, and for
81 sale at his Lo'o and miscellaneous Booksto1e,
Digestcd Index To the Virginia Reports, contain
ing all the points argued and determined in the
Court of Appeals OF Virginia, from Washington to
second Randolph inclusive: with Table of the
names of the Gases reported BY Everard Hall.
Counsellor at Law, TO which are added rules of the
Court of Appeals, General Court, and Courts of
Chancery for the Richmond and Lvnchbwe Dis
tr1cts, with instructions for Commissioners in Cham
Gerry.
0 Price S. so cents
Feb. l5-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
LAW SCHOOL.
J. - Price S. so cents.
Feb. l5-6t.

& VIE next Session Of the Ln,r School ut Ned
u Nun, within one nile and Il quarter of the
town ct tamyilie, Ga town still rising in its COM
ncrcIal character,) in the county of Prince Ed
u'ni6 on the .ippOmdtOr, and about three and a
Halt miles from the stage road, Ceading from
htchmo"d to Ly7ichburg, at RGine's tavern in the
county ut Cumberland, will commence on the
tirSt Monday III April next, and end with the pre-
sent year. For the benefit of this institution. !
refer to all who have been at it. The practice of
the law as it should be pursued in all the courts
OF the commonwealth, is Systematically tauoht in
this school so that the student has fair oppor-
tunlty, while lie is obtaining knowledge of the
theory OF the law, to combine with it also a t,se
jul and necessary knowledge of the practice of
IT. Hitherto there was some difficulty in p.ettinr
convenient accommodations. But this difficulty
is removed. For understand that Mr. T,ed-
rug, most respectable gentleman in FarntyiHe.
and who keeps most respectable public house.
Will be able to accommodate five or SIX gentle
men for the session and as many more, not ex-
ceeding twelve in all, can be accommodated. os
nlem6ers IF mig .taoliiy, Except their washina)
about which theywil find no difficulty Those.
who live with me will be furnished with the nc,
cessary books and must pay in advance 1925.
Those who 1--we with Mr.. 1'redwav or in the
neighborhood, must in ike manner, paw 500 :.
Tor no HeU member, can be received for a less
time than the whole session. All other refrrIIa-
tons, concerning the LAW SCHOOL, will re-
mann as heretofore for which, see the printed
journal thereof The second and third volumes
OF which are now ready for the press shaIlbe
IN iftchmond, until about the 25th March next.
where letters addressedtO me, upon this subject.
will receive the most friendly attention
rep y. 1T CREED TAYLOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

The more married men you have the fewer
crimes there will be. Examine the frghtfrl
columns OF your criminal calendars; YOU will
there ind hundred youths executed for one
'a'her OF family. Marriage renders men more
v'rtuou' and more wise.-Thc iatnry of a fam
ny Is NOT wiling to blush before his children; he
IS AFRAID to make shame their inheritance.
London Erny,,;nor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
= ~ E'I'''Tt' my III HdW at IIIb
MANAGERS OFFICE

Under he Eagle HOici Rjch,nonk
Whole Tickets, So IS
Hail do 62s
Quarter do 375
Until Tuesday, the 22d inst. after which time rnevr
will be sold at Four DOLLARS
Packages OF 10 tickets, embracing all the 30
Nos. of the Lottery, which must of aecess;tu
draw at least SD 90, nett, with many chances
for CAPITALS, or Shares of packages, rnay be kad
at the same rate
Prizes in any of the Lotteries of New York.
New jersey, Pennsylvania, MaryIap,ti, and Viz
gina, will he received i'll pay Inent.
Orders enclosing he cash, or prizes. as abo1a-
free OF postage, for tickets Or shares. will re-
cc!se prompt attention, if addressed to
4. M'INTYRE Ricbu.n6 IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
University of Virginia.

hAN L. taken Hotel "a, this place, and "A M pre-
pared 10 furnish Fifty Students with Board,
ASKING and Fuel.
WARNER W. MINOR
Feb. 1I-wtf.
zoe Editors OF the National inteligencer
'"" haie'gh star are requested give this four
Insertions and forward their az CTS To this of,;c G.
payment. VIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
University of virginia.

\ AM appointed To take charge OF one of the
Hotels at this place, aud so soou as the insitu-
non opens shall he prepared I, accommodate.
students as 6"arders; and will lac supplied with
"i' oes' Oh materials to- render it gentcrl and
comfortable Boarding House: and every exer,inn
Mil be made to do justice to my station
SIMEON b. CHAPMAN,
Feo IO-Nt" (L,itcrs IN Of Hirpinin
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

~ Office is hereby given, that the fnllowips
L Certificate OF the United States Stock, in tie
name "i john Mason, bearing date The lO,b IS
narch, 1851, has been lost mslaid. "A M due an
picau"m VIII be made at the Loan OG5ce of tie
o"to" states Tor ITS renewal: Deferred ) Der cent
Stock, No. $780, amount SO pl
JOHN R. MASON, SENR.
Jan. II 10,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

24560 tickets, a, So 25, $40 t7n
Only l blanks to ii prize
me number OF blanks in this lottery is invara-
bic; that is, the chances OF the advenrurers are
ncve' impaired. This should be considered a, :,
very great advantage over all those which are NOT
terminated in drawing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
OFFICIAL.

The following passed Mdshipmen, have beer
,ently promoted to the rank of Lieutenant IL
, Navy of the United States, and rank in tn
Ter iii which they are now arranged.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Feb. IL, 1925
Daniel fl. Mackcy
Edward w. Carpenter
John l.. Saunders
Joseph B. Hull
Jott ). Paine
John +. Prentiss
Joseph Moorchead
Samuel b. Phelps
William L. Rodgers
Thomas Petigru
Augustus Cults
John S. Chaunocy
Irvine Shubrick
Charles Ellery
Thomas II. Gerry
John Kelly
Hugh Dulauy
Edmund Byrnc
Edward S. Johnson
William H. Gardner
Frederick Jarrett
David G.. Farragut
Richard S. Pinckney
Stephen b. Wilson
Edward G. Rutledge
William S. Harris
Thomas Dornin
Benjamin 5. Grimke
John p. Tuttle
Robert r. Cunningham
James Glyrn
Joseph Myers
William G. Wetmore
William 3. Nicholson
Thomas II. Gedney
John Aubier
Victor Nj. Randolph
Joseph Cuts
Jacob Crowninshield
Frederick Engle
Thomas S. Browne
Alexander ]. D. Browne
Jesse Smith
John II. Smith
Merritt S. Scott (sincc dead)
Francis Sanderson
John Rudd
Robert Richie
David r. Stewart
William w. Mexican
Benjamin Tallmadge, Jr.
Franklin Buchanan
Hubbard Ii. Hobbs
Samuel Mercer
Charles Lowndes
Louis M. Goldsborough
Duncan n. lngraham
John Marston, Jr.
Henry Bruce
William ID. Newman
Henry A. Adams
Alexander b. Pinkham
William \. Homer
James D. Knight
Joseph Madison
William S. Walker
Alexander Slidell
James G. Boughan
George +. Pearson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22
TARIFF Or TOLLS,


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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

THNO Thomas Holloway, Thomas Pettus and
a PhGbc his wife, Thomas III. Pettus and
Elizabeth his wife, Thomas T. Swami, Samuel
6. Swami, Dabney NJ. Wharton and Ann his
wife, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife. heirs
Of Samuel Swami, dec'd-TAK NoTIcF. that
on Thursday, tic seventeen day Of February
next, between the hours of nine o'clock in the
morning and sunset Of that day, we shall pro-
coed. at the ShOckoe Hill Tavern, in the CITY Of
Richmond, to take the Dispositions of John
Murphy. Edmund Bailey, James TAYLOR, john
+. Swami, and others, to be read as evidence in
iic trial Of a suit now depending in the Superior
Court Of Chaucery for the Richmond District,
in which we are Plaintiffs and you are Dcfen-
dants and if the taking of Dispositions as afore-
said shall not be completed on that eay, we shall
continue the taking thereof from day to day,
at the same place and between the same hours
Of each day, till they are completed.
SAM'L DUNN L. CAROLINE his wife.
late Caroline Holloway.
January 18A-w4w.
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$4,000
L. 7. SA-LATGNACS.

Under me Eagle Hotel, Rtrtn,ond
Where all prizes i'll the preceding Glass, VIII be
taken in payment Of the Virginia Quantico Tickets
or where the cash will be advanced on sight.
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole 81 Quarter 81 isl
Half so Eighth sd
Packages of Tickets embracing the 60 numbeSI
which are put into the wheel and which must =
necessity draw S61. less - per cent can also n
obtained either by certificate or withou'.
Orders from the county enclosing the cash and
free Of postage,) will be punctuaIly attended to,
addressed to
L.. /. SALAIGNAC.
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$50 DOLLARS REV ARD.


= AN AWAY from Anne Arundel county, Ma
Ia ryland, about the last of September. 1923, "A
negro boy named ELSON, who was bound as an
apprentice to a Mg. John Forester, to learn the
Blacksmith's trade, and continued with him FIVE or
SIX years He lived several years in Baltimore,
and may possibly he lurking about there at this
time. He was seen three four months ago in The
country, few miles above Baltimore. I think if
probable he has obtained a free pass. Nelson was
raised near Westmoreland Court-house he is about
ieet 10 or ! inches high, and well proportioned;
has a very fiat nose, his complexion light Mas
tiers of vessels and others cautioned against en-,
ploying or hdrboring said boy. One hundred dol
lars VIII be given for experimenting and securinc
him IN JAIL so that get him again, and the above
reward if delivered to nc al this place.
JOHN \. PARKER.
NuttsyilIe, Lancaster Go. Va. Nov. n, 1924.
l. The Editors of the Richmond Constitutional
Wing Baltimore Patriot, and Federal Gazette.
will publish the above once a week for six week.
and forward their accounts to me. Jap
Dec. w WOW