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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-02
y7xE REPOSITORY.
a TALE.

W!len was 4 young boy. | had delicate
health, and Wa> somewhat OF pensvc and
eontemplatlle turn Of mind, it was my delight
= the long summer evenings, 10 slinaway from
ny NOISY and more robust companions, that
might walk in the shade of venerable wood,
my tavoritc haunt, and listen TO the cawing of
he old rocks, who seemed as fond of this re
'reat as was.
One evening sat late: than usual, though the
distant sound Of The cathedral clock had more
than warned ne to my home There was
i stiffness in all nature that was unNlln. to
disturb by the least motion. From thi, re, erie
! was suddenly startled by the sight Of a tall
slender female, vino was standing hy me, and
booking sorrowiulh and steadily III nav face
She dressed IN white from head to foot in
i fashion bad never >.rn before: her gar
,nents were unusually lon. and flowing. and
ru>fled as She rli4rd through The low -!uut,
noe, if they wcr" made Of thc richest
,ilk Ny heart bca. 81 Il / was III ing and
knew net that could have stirred from tic
,p4t, but She >"cluvd - very nld and heauti-
'-r'' 'i''A I4''N
bar was braided round her head, but there were
.oinr locks that >tlayrd upon her neck and
'ltosethrr 81, lo'~ed Ike i lovely picture. bat
not like a lAinS Wonlan. closed nv eve,
.or'ibly VIA my hands, and when ! looked
gain >h had vanished
cannot exactly ~ay why did not on my re
urn speak of tins beautiful appearance, nor
Why with strange mixture Of hope and fear.
vent again and again to the same spot that
aieht see her >!lc always came, and often in
Il" storm and >pla>hin@ ram thatnrycr seemed
'otonch or annoy her. and looked >we.t'y A. me.
tnu silently passed o.: and though She vas %
near me, tt.at once Tie VIII. .iltcd those Asht
traylns lac'.-, and | trI them against nv
1ncyl. vet never tooIl sn,|a d speak to her.
i tll N and 'Aa j l.~a,e:,.!, my mother
'n~,y p,a.>ft ,'.,-i Il, - .... Z NV. os whom
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-02

! cannot tell YOU What a weight was taken
from my boyish spirits, when learned that
this was no appaution, but most lovely wo
man, not young, though She had kept her
Young looks, for the grief which had broken her
heart, seemed TO have spared her beauty
When the rebel troops were retreatin- after
their total defeat, III that very wood was 50
fond of, young officer, unable any longer to
endure the anguish OF his wounds, had sunk
from his horse, and laid him down 10 die He
was found there by the daughter of Sir Henry
-, and conveyed by trusty domestic to her
fathers mansion Sir Henry was loyalist
but the officers desperate condition excited his
compassion, and his many wounds spoke Ian
4uagc a brave man could not misunderstood
Sir Henry daughter with many tears pleaded
for him, and pronounced that he should be care
fully attended And we'll She kept her promise
for She waited upon hun Cher mother being long
dead,) for many weeks. and anXouslv watched
for the first opening of his eyes, that lan@uid as
h. was, looked brightly and gratefully upon his
young nurse.
You may fancy, better than can tell YOU. as
he slowly recovered, all the moments that were
spent IN reading. and low voiced singing. and
gentle playing on the lutte, and how many fresh
flowers were brought to one whose wounded
limbs would not bear him to gather them for
himself, and how calmly the day, rlided on in
the blesscdncss of returning health and in that
sweet silence carefully enjoncd on bnn |
viii pass by this to speak of one cav. which,
brighter and plea>anter than others. did not
seem more bright or more lovely than the looks
OF the young Maiden She @ailv spoke of a
little festival, which Though If must bear an
unWorthcr name She meant really to give in
honor of her guests recovery :''-'' And it is
time, lady, SAID he, for that guest 50 tended
and honored TO tell YOU his whole story. and TO
speak 10 yon Of one who will help him 10 thank
Yon. May ask you, fair lady to write a little
billet for me, hich even in these times Of dan
ger may lind some means to forward? ?" 70
IN, mother no doubt. She thought, as with a
ll4ht step and light heart she seated herself by
his couch. aud smllingly bad. hun dictate; bat
when he SAID my dear wife, and lifted up lis
ewes to hr asked for moro. he saw before him a
pair, and tell, for he had not power to he'll, her
hea1 lN at his feet. Those eyes never truly re
flcct"d the pure soul again, or by answering the
fond inquiries oil her poor old father She lived
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-02

II "Cl 10 etiual HIS betrayed,
N0 waits the insect and the maid,
\ llte of PAIN the loss Of peace,
From infants play an! mans caprice
The lovely toy SO ferceiy sought,
Has lost It's charms by being caught
For every touch that wooed its stay,
Has brl.iseli. is brightest charms away
I'll cfarl;:, and hue, and beauty gone.
lis left to Il, - tall aione.''
There is nothing which is more calculated L.
excite the ten derest feelings OF our nature, amt
10 call forth the sternest indignation, than the
>ight OF innocence and beauty blasted ana
wlthered by the harpy touch Of the seducer.--
Oh if mans heart can be affected by misery
and wo, if he can she'd the tears Of pity over the
scenes Of )oyless wretchednes,, surely it will
touch the finest feelings of his nature to see the
brightest hopes Of youth made desolate and in
noccncc and loveliness wantonly DESTROYED II
we watch with unccasns delight the tender ana
lovely flower that blooms hut to delight tic
sense, guard lit with anxious care last the rude
blast should visit it too roughly, and even mourn
over it when hlighted and dropping, with what
feelings should we view the young and tender
maid who has been watched over with al the
solcitudc of parental affection, robbed Of her
brightest treasure, and then thrown upon tie
charity of a cold-cold world Such was the case
OF Caroline Brackton. Born and nourshc4
amidst opulencc and luxury. and looking at all
hy the mirror Of her own pure and artlcs, soul
she little knew what arts vice employs to secure
is object. Sixteen summers Of uuinterr,ntct
felicity had ,,asSpi hy and Ca-ol,nn p,.,l-+o,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-02
FROM TIE TRENTON EMPORIUM.
THE VICTIM.

# went to equal ills betrayed,
Wo waits the insect and the maid,
y ite of pain, the loss Of peace,
From infants play an! mans caprice
The lovely toy, SO fercely sought,
Has lost It's charms By being caught,
For every touch that wooed its stay,
Has bfl.ise1i,s brightest charms away
Til charm, and hiIe, and beauty gone,
lis left TO ii - fail alone"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The last accounts which have been
received from Colombia, stare that
General Paez has been missing several
weeks. Some conjecture that he has
gone to meet Bolivar, others, that he
has betn murdered.
q Mr.Jonathan Elliot, of Washington,
bas in the press, the first volume of q
series Of DcbaIes, Resolutions and 9th.
er PROCEEDINGS In Convention, in the
states Of Massachusetts. New York
Pennsylvania, Virginia and North Car.
olins, on the adoption Of The Fedora
2 Cbinti' uiiop. II 10 expected that the
work will extspd TO Eve volumes svo
The first volume is TO be published
soon after the cpening ofthe next Cor
,Gress.' .,..s,,
We are serry to state that the Sec.
retary Of War, has been confined b.
severe 'ndisPosi'ien for ten or twelve
days past. Ills disorder is subsidiDs,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

II. -.
a, ar THAlvKSGIHINt
4 There IS no Festival during the paes-
ins year. which receives % much def,
ference from New Englsnders. IS the
nnuusl day Of Thanksgiving asd Praise.
IL had its origin with our forefalhers.
the men wl.oSievelled the forests which
blossomed upon our shoses darieg the
sixteenth century and, instead OF be-
ing obli;eratcd by the march Of two
Hundred years, It seems only 10 be
Frightened by the hand oftime, II was
adopted by few lone and weary pill
grims--oatcasts from home aud conn-
try, the victims of religious persecu-
ton: Itwas continued by those men,
who IN '76 warred with the .hireliugs
ofiyrranoy, planted the standard Of lib
erty and erected an altar to the |" free
dom Of conscience" upon this conti-
nent: And it will be perpetua'ed by
the prssest, and future generations. to
the latest ages Of this American Re.
publick. When our ancestors were
few aud weak. surrounded by track.
less wild every glen aff'.rding shell
ter to beasts of prey, and every thick
ct soncealing savage, foe when they
were obliged to make the musket more
common than implements Of husband.
ry when they were liable to be call
ed from the labours of the field, by The
shrieks Of murdered child, or the
smoke of their burning homes, sacri
feed uFon'the altar Of savage barbari,
ty, this method was adopted to return
their sincere thanks to the God o.
the red man, for his care and protec
ton. Wien one little cabin woult
contain the inhabitantsof whole set
tlement. they assembled together, ant
with that heartfelt devotion, SO pure
i En- &
so ardeut, so sincere, poured out a
the loot ofthe throne Of Omnipotcnce
the grateful adulations Of people
thankful for lifes with all its troubles
and hardshiPs. happy for the gift of
plentiful meal, no matter how coarse
the viands, and contented with thei
shelter Of logs SO long US it afforded
chem freedom of thought and action.
isit to be wondered tben,that day
p associated with so many hall0wed feel
ings, should be dear to the heart of !;
New-E -Englander {? That the head o
every family should, upon that day
draw around his own hearth stone. the
different branches of his household art
amid the sons and daughters of hi.
hope, look back upon the trials. of tn,
first set,lers-upon days when the vii
derness Of his country was only ex
ceedeJ BY the wilderness Of the mind
Wncn tne otter sported In the stream
which now TURKS the groaniDg machin
ery--when the care.worn child of re
1igious persecution, shiyered teneat
the wintry blast, and bent him to tho
wind Of adverse fortune, f,r from the
smsksing fires Of those he best loved
far from the graves Of his sires, fal
from the scenes of bic childhood. 4
That this festival is mot forgotten
athousand smokeing ovens bear wit
ness that il is still fresh in the mind
OF the people. a thousand groauing Ia
bles bear shospitable testimony II il
the holiday Of the farmer when !,
bounteous harvest, the blessings o.
general health and prosperity, lead hin
topour out his feelings in 7Aqnkagivis.
and Praise.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

~ -
~ ~. ~ ! x
W. - <ss:9s;r J.
z % AZ, y =. Z ~. y. ( .a; 8. :,
"a : n Phil,aadS Shia1he Iod'a1e1
being & = d . ercos tie B5e LAX & |, y orI
from some Other cause, concluded to
e;ye 10 tb& ttESne. and returned ,leex-
;oe their .siite brethren, considerably
the Iosefs.S =
49, x - =
s, .7,b> q 80 !, ' lst ~ - fb. bar y or thej
s1e ret, ~ Free .Noyonrv erposed FL
The inhabitants OF tbe Wcsterns part oil
New. York ...are ali aeoc aboot the
or;;d;;ron my,tsv;;S, Of fhe ancient and
bonourable Fraternity. Some Yankee
PRIMER or other. almost reduced 10 bis
q Wis end,' fsr,some plausible meth
od 70 oull the .credulous. has buited his
hook with tbis bug bear and with
o.od effect Old women nun out their
uenov,x and crv ;. Oh la I'm so glad
j slw avg told INV husband l'd find II.
81, some dav and now We see ia inst
!. i ,ola him" Every one bites and
feels the barb. while the roeueish in
ven,or looks and crins nj nj. success
i. IF vou.ve cot C,ntain Morp,ns Ma.
sor ookI rs,;d ! green horn the 9th.
- ,,yi c,,ess I,ll Inv ono came
,.,, ;o;n;n. .um last summer when
Ibro,I,er Jim did but ;f can find Il all
ont ou.s. I von,t--l,ts = n,aorev
~. .;d n. .r.da. nc t..n
t'ee "a'ohs' nus oee" 'o'nie'' ""o
parade the streets, Clad III SNORT "hi'e
aprons, bearing white poles, and in
lieu ofthe Bible, q. copy of Stephen
I iRurrouohs,x sc,mon on old shines Some
los,ho.a hn.;..,;. r.,,,....;a 90
= - -,
'"c "'sle' Du''"es, ""'e "'s'oo''e"
lheir arms, the Dones oi "hicn, KIM
ltogether my many winter, refused TO
accommodate themselves 10 The mystic
forus. bv which one Ai.ter knows ~
4 no,her They d;srons. ;,b al. ~.
f.I
!" ~ 'S' Nv" ~ Use :" o''
i-oascs inc torrour striking Srfdtron
TOR which they hare substituted no
lgriddh. Chair-cushion's are very con
ed,y add rueb q ,he comfo,t or -,
' ~ M y -
cahd'd"es'
--s
have, tor SINE mouths past, been hououret
with the occasional visits Of u gung Of store
breakers, who, un.iin,imilated By the rewart
set upon their heads by the town authori
/ face ofju.tice aud full moon, On Thur,da,
! eyening last, one Of thi, honouruble compa
Iny, after protect,os his person from the in,
longing to one Of the boarlers ut Cole. rIo.
I,el, proceeded to a shoe.maker's sboo. il n,
/ west part OF the town, which he forced oper
ani added two pairs of SHOES aud . .ilve,
watch. to his booty after which ho took
!, bake,hou,es in his way out of tow.., which b,
entered st the window, and robbed Of a kes
lofbu,ter., the ranklc.s Of which, il is hopec
viii enable the of.csfs Of JUSTICE to smell ou
the villain. sas
i ~ 81
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

AT a late term OF Mercer Circul'
Court, in Kentucky :an action '
slandcr, in which Miss Matilda ha'
hon was plaiu,is, aud James Caru-
well defendant WAS tried. The juN
after hearing the evidence and arS@, e.,
mcnts of counsel returncd a ,cro'c'
for TIC plain,iTfor $4,000 damages
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

important from CoIombia.--It is
announced this morning, from Co.
Iombia. via Jamaica, that in addii-
ion TO Cumana, Quito, and Guaya-
qoil, the department Of Magdclcna
has joined the Confcdcracy Of Vcnc-'
zucla, and united in calling for an
immediate assembly of a National,
Conventinn. Caathagcna paders o.
the asth OF September, with which
the the Editors of the Mercantile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31
Conpt.

4 Pc IL; rules taken in the u "a. Ollie .
1925 Edward County court, 4th day Of septsmb,
Against Comgt
William Rovr,et and rem;,, IL; ar
Polly he &c. D1Iks and Agnes his wife, Jesse Rowlet ana
ssIIy Rs, e, Wilson Mann aud Eliza A. hi, wifi, Ann,
Ro., hiiiley, George and Thorn p.on Bu,k. PIT.
i.,, rnomss Avere and Amy O. his wife Thcn,, Re
Ann o,,en h u Owen, and William 8. Owen, eSeeu,oy Of
Owen Je enasnt William Rowe and Jemima hi, wife John
their ,ns OWeh' and Thomas Rowett, not having eo,er.
and given security eeordnr 10 an A.
thstbs aud the rules of thi. court aud il sppesrn
comp,sn, inhaoitans oil this state: Gu moiiun OF The
b,, III DF her attorney IL entered at rules ,G,...s
WIFE, John 'a,d defendants William Rowet and Jemms hi,
here ON tb Jesse Owen aud Thomas Rolett do appear
e 'ne hrst day of December court next and ,,s,s Ia
nse,eJ IN , o, and that epy of this order be forthwith
city of Rcb OF lhe public new'papers printed in he
:, "a hhohd Tor two months e-siyely and ,o -,
A o ao9s Of the Courthouse of tins county ~
Oct no ~ ies'e- IL. j. WoRSIIAM C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31

Chah6ery. AT court held for Prince Edward .,
n Jury ,ne isih ls26: John Is. Hudson Robert~ u,J.n.
~ huusoh, ihonas Robins Nancy his wife fornsr
TUCSON, III hard High and Judith his wife formerIv Hi
@ "o ciaren OF VIM Hudson, John Law and Pollr b,s
W.T. Mason, james Vaughan aud Sally bis ;r,,
ioHNey Mas ', Henry King and judith hi, wife former
nsi 1homas powell in right OF his wife EIzab.tb f,rio
h VI s'aly Mason, dec) Francis Vaughan and
ms wie, formerly Mason James Miller and pat,
ms We formerly Mason, and Thomas Moore and Ss,nr,
MS "e' iofheriy Mason (so children IF Sally hiasorI ~
AHomas atH admor wi ia the will annexed of fJ,yJ IL
% pee 10Y hudson, Eaton Hudson, Polly Aerran ,m,i
huusou E"wad Bruce and Reh cca his wife f5rmsry III
SON VINO are children OF James Hudson and Thomas Hud
AGAINST ComPts.
Ed%u%d Loeks late sheriff Of Prince Edward and ndn,or
Oh molten ~ e. - J:r,. Defts.
60 against nun taxing the hill conf.ssed be -
neieuPoh De Med ms answer, and ON the noon of ,b -
eaye Is given them their hill and M 10
ne" ,t'e TO ms suil, which ent being made i'm go
~ dnuiNs Eizaoelh llulsun widow # John linden H.
ackness howlsti and Polly his wife Thorn,
h LelueI erguson and Sally bis wife as nart, sf
& eAst rs sen, to The rules for this poceedi1r To he
hdu InSien; and the defts. Thomas Hudson Kennel
ana sally his ve not having entered hfr appsarsnc @
gwen ecuiiy according 20 Act of the General Assn
ana 'he rules OF tins court aud appearing 10 tbe
" W U' 'hai they not inhabitants of this state ON be
% % ne copainanis by counsel: IL is ordered tb,t d.
H Ahomas Hudson Lemuel Ferguson and SaIv h..
"e 90 "pPe here the first day of Noyeubr cou,,
me compliments BILL that copy of This ord
ne forthwith inserted in one of the uuhc n. e'
printed in the city Of Richmond for ,yn ,brn,
county. s eoui'house OF 'hs
SIN, Air99Py fe'ie. B. ]. WoRsHAM, c. C.
-wpx
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III John v,,.J - oUuuy court, July the l2h. ~
Against, ""' Pts
aocb ia Emily aud Martha GOoeh, children Of Thomr.o,
WI deceased wife Martins, who was Mar,h, Woo
RI oo " IN bolton, surviving husband of ssr,h ~;
wife, Ee ~' 6 Sarah Wood Sumper and Rachel HI.
sarah Di, oh ana Thomas Bolton, children of said
poi'on, dec. William Wood. and Tbounsnn r. s~'
The will annexed of Thomas Wood, dee ''''"
me object of the bill in this cause being q, ,h,n
and t o. Thomas Wood dec ageeahy TO bis las, viii
his wife IlIe n, "esnisnt Snmpter Turner and Rachel
ing law aud s r ,s aud security
factory eyJs OF 'hs court and appearing ty sa,i.
"b. ~ Is ordered therefore that they appear and
Una, he plaintiffs copy ofthi, order 60 he ahd
no.,, y, t IN some newspaper edited in VIRGINIA &
aay previous 10 November tern newt y" some court
Sent 70 ~ 1eS'e' JOHN HUNTER, c. C.
S6-w2ysr
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Extract from JlLr. .honroe's Message of Dec. 2,

LIT uUI JFVF UT. .hOHFoe s Message OF Dec 2.
1928.
Having communicated my views TO Congress
al The commencement of the last session. respect
ing the encouragement which ought to be given TO
rour Manufactures and the principle on which il
should be founded have only TO add that those
views remain unchanged, and tina; the present state
% 'hose countries with which we have the most
IineuAte poii'icai relations, and greatest CONNER
cial intercourse, tends 10 confirm them Hinder
ms impression, recommend review of the ia :
rif' Tor the purpose of attending such additional
protection TO those articles which we are prepared
to manufacture, or which are more Immediately
connected with the defence and independence OF
our country''
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Richmond County JockeV Club.
y 2 meeting " The club Of Mf. Wallsri. Tau..n q.

a r meeting q the club at III. waltI. Tavern on III.
"A i9lh Sept 1896 ' u" 'he
4"su'iiue Nesle, Esq. was elected PRECEDENT.
IN. Benneban, Esq. Treasurer
~ was determined hfs club should be governed b On. ~
o. tie Washington City Jockey Cnb aod tae raes ~. -
1'u@t Afy Course, commence Tbuday the eth d.y Of
IT oay The Colts purse. mile heats q are entered,
~ .ay- Jockey Clue purse, 2 mile heats
81 day Jockey Club purse 10 which will he s5d The IN,
from gates, &c. &C. mile heat. ~ 'O'N
Membef' Of the club may dine Al Mr. Waller. T,vs H.,
Hs ihe races zee o. charge. To the convcnence n
the course has been removed within hall mile az
courthouse, whore there are good accommodation
Nelif 4'-pt WM II TAHOE se,,,,
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dCninst, IfdiHVs,
s oeaa"d lAo%Pson, jr executor of WHian, Nie.,y j.
T6o1o y IAoiaa' MtcheH dec. and the said C;,rionS
cO"FS0, Jf: aud Sarah j. his .ofs Ernnc,s \ 49,"
Mi.eseu ami I 5 dee Hereunder NJ. Mc6tH Taoa.@,
Of Hug6 NJ Pt ~ mitehef Gtone if she be not The rigs
The defendants G,nSys s' Defs
.et and Thomas Mehei not ha enter.i bitch
The res 81 ~ security according to the Of 4sseG an
dsnce t6Gf t5S @ a appearing by satisfactory ep,-
day Of the rt t ts,, sa G% do first
that copy q this Order be forth,oh sS,t, on@
eotfy d Sos, d4e ely Of Richmond mouths sue
'"! Sso Guy copy Ie;e Nm " HETiT1;. e. '"'
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"A TEN CHER W.9NTEJ

~ - So lfsN VINO can once unqneslioDable evidence
sa NE french and sPaghh Languages may obtain ds;Ss
situation ~ very houfi1hng nstifr ion no, f,r - %
in9nd, situated 10 healthy neg hbourhood ,,bsr. ioh
sS0g a' ,s STAT ssord The advantage offered to
lns and lodgns and salafy Of 100 per snnro
sSs % ,s Ea9T, Of he Richmond enquirer WI be @
though desirable may be dpensed th-an ses. y" ku'se
Sept.i5. ." "sF'"'aole'
- The Editors Of the New York Daily A5y.,,..e-'
qs.s 70 l'ert me above Fix timer IN their pane, .,i
w.Io -he.L account 70 lhI. ofes faI naymsnt. ~ n
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u iauINiA -it RUfes holden in IRE cier,s, ,; -
" superior Court Of CAancsyv for ne RIocy e. 81 ne
the an day Of august 1925 " '' i''e"h'o" district,
''S """'s'', senr and Barbara H. his riff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31

- ~.
LIE next session Of this School will comm eoes IN The c.
,nonday ~ November Terms: For board washing f,si
6 % and otner necessary accommodation bed eSeepted
Tuition. 500
IN this School taught ihe useful branehe, Of female
Of ta J. II. @. LEACH
f5--wIsfN
Va IS committed 10 The isii of lisnover c,,,.
A. AbH1HdM BRoWN, md GEORGE BRIXTo2y
was committed on the fith July last saws he i ,
nee man. was born and raised in the CITY Of New VorL
% 70 tehmond N the capacity Of steward on board If d.
goP VHsina V)dPt Petite he is feet Or inches bisb
sih oaiee ne appears 10 he from 20 to ~ wears o1
10y was committed on The 22d July last he Eve feet r.,
Vi"Ghes sigh' very dark complexion; saws he was -
shed 30 the county Of Chesieffed claims right 10 lSe
o tht emancipation Of bis mother by Col BuIfoo Per-,
'a'uius said negroes requested ~ rrove rfoner,s
Shges ana lake Them away they viii he de.Ii Win ~ ny
' ~ SD s1 JOSEPH STARKE, Jalor,