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y. ore ofthe Grew otserseds s.oke ascend
ing from the main haichsay. This cifcun-
sisnce " communicated throughout the ship,
ard the tarpaulings were immediately raised,
ndthTough some cre,ices ofthe stowaee thick
smoke was observed ioi cing its way. The Cap
tain orderedtiie tiers IN the hold 30 be deiuged ,ut
la few minutes the horrible iact of the cottons
being on fire. close 20 The gunposder, was disco
Nered, and the crew found that the opposition of
the two elements would b. useless, because that
the FIRE had obtained the fearful ascendancy, that
before il could possibly be subdued, the gunpo.-
der would ignite, aud the ship, cargo, crew and
all, would be- blown into the air. Therefore the
boat was lowered instantly, and the ship being
scu,led, and the water being admitted through
the lower tier, the crew departed, being then a
bout SIX miles from the shore, strong easterly
breeze prevailing, the ship warped round, and
ioosing the direction of the belm sailed before
The WIND for about two minutes, when sudden
thickness Of smoke arising from her announced
that the awful blowing up was at hand.
The men say that in few seconds after, the
unfortunate ship seemed lifted by Der knees out
OF the water and blew up momentary after
wards with most terrific explosion. The shock
they experienced, they described dreadful /;
their boat was lifted out of the water and but
for the circumstance the ship being TO whit
for the shore, which was lined by hundreds who
had witnessed the accident from the land, and
many were seriously bruised from being da he'd
10 the ground by the force OF the conclusion pro-
duced by the explosion The vessel was blown
almost 10 atoms, scarcely vestige of her tim
bers or cargo being recovered-and IT appears,
from the cirr ms'ance of there being but one
exp sion that the powder must have ,gnited
an several places at once.
The noise at Peel is described as most appa-
ling, and to have exceeded any thing ever ina
glned. In detailing this account il is gratifying
10 have TO state thai no lives were lost aud in
deed I was pfu,idcniial circumstance that the
ire was discovered so early in the day, rad it
been IN the time OF night, in all human probabi-
lily every soul on board would have persisted
The damage done to the houses at Peel Castle
Peterborough, and along the immediate vicinity
OF the coast, is very great several were blown
down, and the mischief is generally experienced
By the late arrivals from the south, the shock,
IT IS said, was felt very forciGy N Liverpool, and
other places adjacent II was there also attri-
buted to the partial shock of an earthquake
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MISCELLANY,
CHAR ACTERS.
From The Greek Of Tieophras,us. !
TIE DIssEMHIER.

THE pIssEMEIER.
Every word and every action of the Discern.
bier is an artiiiee 10y which he labors to conceal
some intention. man ofthis sort approaches
ms enemy with professions of friendship ne
matters those against whom he is secretly nlot.
ing mischief; and he COMEDIES with them in tho
nay oi Calamity TO one who has DETAINED him.
ne pfohers forgiveness he receives contumeIy
WIN patience or he soothes with Establishments
ohoSe VINO resent the injuries they have sustained
from his villuiny.
Inc Dlssemhler, from mere habit will eyade
any direct application that NAV he made 10 him
IAN upon me tomorrow, says he, TO one
"uo seeks 10 converse with him on business that
admis OF no delay. To eude inquiry. ne will
pretend that he has just returned from n ;our.
ney-tnat he came home only last eyenine--or
'"at nc Is too Ill to attend 10 business He neve,
acknoxedges that he has actually commenced
an Undertaking but processes TO be still delbe
rating upon the affair He tells those who
YOU'D borrow money of him, or who demands
the sum he has subscribed to contribution tina,
ne mas not taken sixpence of late bu, when
trade IS dull he boasts. He fains NOT TO have AZ.
tended to what he has heard he pretends moi 10
nave observed what passed before his eyes and
ne ~. takes care TO forget his promises. He Is fer
''le IN invaSIons now, he purposes to take an
"nait INTO consideration now, he knows no,hino
y. 'he business he is amazed at what Is told
nm OF II accords exactly with his own opinion,
''e ''"hes n'msch remarkable by frequen, use
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Lefi,rich'S Office for Prizes !

NRIIfIlN the next week will be dstribv
" ted at this Office the following Splen-
did Capital Prizes:
Sl00O0--3, 900, 0OO--l ,200-1 ,000-l 900
S5O0--5O0-50O-5O0 0O-5O0-500--500
BESIDES thousands OF hundreds, ftties, tens, fyes
fhrees, &c.
Tickets are yet to be had in variety of NUN.
beers, High and Low.
The splendid Capital Prize of $4,000, may
he had for S4-sp5, 900 may be had ior$2-
- 500 may be had for only 81.
II has been the pleasant task of the owner Of
this Office TO sell by retail and pay in the late
dawn lotteries, three capital prizes Of Sj,0Wl-
In the Virginia Mitigation lottery, No l. the
handsome capital Of $4,000 was sold in shares
one half to a company IN Campbell, ono quar-
ter in Cupeper, and one quarter IN Peolord.--
Cali soon or the first choice ofprizes may escape
you, Your orders by mail or private convey
rnce, will meet prompt and particular attention.
address to AUG. LEFTNlCH
June 5.
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p D8TBsYe
10 fHE MOTHER
La DenfL Do ags


NJ, vou,liiul Ho,her. &c .ot ~,
Thoaga n, .su,s lar, aud fii't'fs e'aitthefa
scstho tbs .,sk isfssfs nernils ers,
And wake ID. sasle tins, nasi transport thee
LII. aus ne charm 20 deen>sa dear,
A. ,hn sofl tie thou elihdiy leases,--
No love 30 -oas,sai and stneere
As that which Bills tn hear thon sriaFesi
Ia allste bloom cf beauty PRIDE
Ind, amhfini't rtiassi trlonsor,
Nsisf va Thy sonsat heart supplied
Win his 20 pare, with Jov 80 tender.
rans, thou forsske .hat joy 40 soen
aust ,'.oa iofge, iss lip. that brad shes,
when hsnaiur a'er' the precious boon,
The father wuti whilst he earess'd theef
I u FOR eauds ~ dress or danc"
Thou eanst reaopaor solaim 80 holy.
Tovia the warm mtuline glHnoe,
And Won tAr prai.s Of Idle folly
Tsen r. --a mr., hut fragile hovty,
A dasziiar, Aeafil careless beauty,
To fisf ,hy fams--i1 iosc tbs power
Ihai power which dwulls alone viii duty,
20 '--una thy hoson's lord offend.
ceusign thy suffering babe 10 borrow
Dssth, it. liad nurse, It's eoes VIII end,
Thy babe VII grace his arIns morrow.
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FORGED CHECK G

BALTIMORE, May 24.-We learn that two
Gheeks were presented this morning at the U. S.
branch Bank in Baltimore. purporting TO have
been drawn by the Cashier OF the y. S. Branch
al Norfolk, for $1,000 each, which are pronounc.
eh to be forgeres. They had previously passed
through several hands, not doubling their genu.
'neness, being so well executed. Patriot
A successful caper of the same sort vas pIa,
eo OH IN Richmond, TO the tune Of $4,000, it is
supposed BY the ssIne individual, who calls him
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* Do,AiioN-On Monday, lin =. :
80 .o",'i'ence the second session Of ps' vii
80 school N which will be raa ne 'a'
s,. eN, L".l''' French, and English lapg'. II,
S''o, Algebra, Plane 1rlgonomerry. ,a, sages
gngi:r Ei anu 'nose interior branches ~
'"s'''h Education that are, usually. tansA. Of an
June5. WIN GARY
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lottery 4 Exchange UHlce-LynchbUrg,
Where have been sold more prizes than any o.
ther office in town.
MAY 8.
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a morals, Which arc genersiei ny The per~e-se
hHsen'aiions OF previous ages. ndtrsnsfcIs them
'" mos when come alter. II preserves the me-
! 'aphysIeal nonsense of Thomas Aquinss, as we'll
as the sublime discoveries ofNewton Ii spreads
every foolish suggestion from man TO man aud
rom country To country 1t enables the nus
chieVious thlef on hts myTniidons to blind and de-
eelse the people, 10 sap the foundations of gov
| '.niheh' md LET ~ "A torrent ofusurpaiion and
aouse upon sleeping nation. II spreads false
intelligence from foreign countries, aud propa-
gates lies which ~OulS never have existed with
oui its fundamentally. IL scattcfs the seeds Of
Iiiiberal suspicion breeds anger and riot in the
bosom OF society produces diseofd even in tie
hesf's OF families sets brother against brother,
anu fend against friend. Few characters are
saie againstibe malevolenee ofits attacks. There
are stages in political concerns when the grossest
calumny aud misrepresentation are cherished by
us influence when the most secret recesses of
private families are rudely broken in upon aud
even the feelings of women are ruthlessy assal-
ed.
such are both sides of,he picture--but as H.
sop, u compelled TO speak the truth, would de-
clne IN favor oftbe f0Hgue, and would deem II
TIE hardest ofsenlences to cut il out in order to
arrest its possible mischiefs, SO must we decide
lhat The blessings Of the Press infinitely outweigh
hs ighrIes-and that IN spite OF The errors 10
winch II may give fugitive existence, and ofdc-
fractions which too often assail The best of men,
the Press is one of the greatest blessings which
KIND Providence has showered upon man An
nhlaie II, and there is not a nation in Christcn-
dom, or the meanest peasant IN the land who
would not suffer by the depiorable deprivation.
Let US however, use it--but abuse it as tlle as
possible. This : the Inorm Imy story--& thus
ends my Catechism.
AFRIEND TO THE PRESS.
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Adventures wishing to secure a chance for
! the above Capitals are requeited to maze appi.
cation at Head Quarters" Aliens Office,
where the cash will be paid at sight for all prizes
as soon as drawn. Recoleci the drawing viii
certainly take place in Lynchburg. Delay not
Present price Of Tickets
Whole Tickets S5--fialveS 50 50-QuartersSl %
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~ Duiaz, French philosopher b...
iished " treatise for dsSiputinp So. Jns' pub.
Europe. '"e'i'ed men IN
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I, ne@g f"inshmeaI--Mf Gramma,
i"ppshiFe, vas sentenced to pay a lin, !" Nes
'J "s'ee 10 Keep the peace lor SIX No., 800
oa,'ns "is wife fie m,st taxi ca, ca tor
'afe no" he eonjugates his verbs s''e a" ~.
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se'f Smith. Tie fellow In. s;r,oA
.a,' s", , lying he same 'rick. Berq e.,.,
ven and twelve thousand dollars. in I, - 'ie'
were ioun@ IN belt tied round hi. bod, =, "''e'
TOO greedy Ed IIrr htsw
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AFRIEND TO THE PRESS

The Bible" heprinciples and rules of com
and the examples OF their principal writers, nave
been so generally adopted IA modern Ii erature,
that the style OF the scriptures differing SO essen
tally from them, could not be minated without
great afecation. But for pathos Of narrative
for the selection, ofincidents that go directly to
the heart for the picturesque of character and
manners the selection of circumstances that
mark the individuality of persons; for uDanswer-
able cogency, md closencss OF reasoning for
irresistible force of persuasion, no book in the
world deserves 10 be increasingly studied, and
SO profoundly meditatcd upon as the Bible"
John Quincy adams.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

For the Benefit Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company, Class u
To be Drawn in Lynchbmg, on NednfSp"!'
The goth ofnext month, (Jme')
J. b. Yates j. A. M'Inyre, hsaesf''
60 No. Combination Drawn taaYei
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United States OrGngeS.-This excellent fruit
finds congeniaI soil in the territory of Florida.
II Is computed that upwards of fifteen hundred
thousand Oranges gathered every wear at ST.
Augustine. Many of the trees, (says Mr.. White.
the Florida delegate in Congress, bearing 1000
Oranges, are believed to be 100 years old The
lemon, citron, lime and olive thrive equally well
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Hriting 1T is most improving exercise as
well with regard to style as TO morals, to accus-
tom ourselves early to write down every thing OF
moment that befals as.
1rchbiSh0p 1Hiots0n'S Common place book
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Frdud.-A man was lately summoned before a
magistrate in London charged with a species OF
fraud hitherto unknown-yiz. selling his wie to
another man for ten guineas, and then passing
another mans wife on the purchaser instead OF
his own
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laws cF THE uvirEp STATS, PAssrn At TN
sltosp SESSION or I'M hiNLrEIETH coNoREss.
TPuBLfo--No. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-16
Land and Negroes for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for land in the county
Il OF Mecklenburg, Coxs creek, miles the east vi
the Courthouse, containing 40 half tie
land standing in woods all good tobacco land The pans-
ton in good order for cropping and very productive
usual crops OF the country with prime ground
The improvements all and good; this
one OF the hest tracts OF high land the Also another
tract Of 1872 acres on Bears Element creek, all wood land
land with so 10 in Lunenbug county, prime
low grounds all famous plant land part If this land the
fork Of saods and Hawkins roads, and would be excellent
stand fora store tavern.
Asc, agent for James s. Rsven.co other tract Of
land on Butchers creek i'll the county of isckenug SOC
acres this land IS well Improved and good
about half Of this tract is clear productive land ii
the above land, not sold privately before the 18th day
November next (o which due notice will be given) the sui
scrber Will that day sell TO the highest bidder ON the NJ
mise the tract ON Coxs creek also all crop corn o
DER oats aud stock Of all kinds and the 18th day u the
same month on the he will sell the highest bidder
the tract ON Bncke creek also all the crop corn fodder
and stock Of all kinds Terms will be on the dav
Of sale Between 50 and 20 valuable negroes with
these two tracts CT land. JOHN BUFORD.
Ps Any rersonwshing land by addressing
letter to The subserbe Lombardy Grove Post Office Nee
iennurg shall meet with prompt attention.
Neckienburg, Oct 42-n JOHN BUEORD.
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Hygeia Hotel for Rent.

FaNHiS we'll known and valuable establishment f
n rent for one years. Besides range
apartments OF every description for the general accomm M
ton OF guests there attached 10 the comfort he
private dwellings cehouss stables aud bath for "a
warm bathing HN
The Hysea del is situated Old Point Comfort the si
OF Fortress Monroe, and is accessible the boats RIM
ng between Norfolk aud James river, and Washington Bs
timoe and Pladepha which passengers can be audea
with perfect facility steam best also plies daily from Nor
folk The situation remarkably healthy aud very
pleasant by the Few places indeed
better calculated for residence for in
vals well those quest Of recreation and has latter
ly become quite fashionable resort.
Possession will be given the LIST March. AppIyto
MARSHALL Parks, NorE,Ik
The Hotel is well supplied with Furniture of very FOOL
quality, which may he had favorable Apply 10
FRANCIS S. TAYLOR, ON the premises OF Z,
Nj. PARKS, Norfolk.
Jan
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Po,phofan Female Seminary.

FSIIIS institution (under of Mrs. H. Rudd) will
be conducted the ensuing yea Lethe, situated ON the
stage Richmond TO Gainesville, formerly the resi-
dence of Mr. Wade Mby, aud 81 the subseriber The
exercises school for the ensuing will commence
fret day February next, and close the last OF
November following. 49,
The course OF instruction includes, spelling reading, writ
ing, arithmetic, grammar, geography, history chronology
mythology rhe,ric elements OF chemistry aud philosophy
Terms for the session Of months heretofore. For
hoard &c and tuition IN all the above b' anche ~ io
quser payable in advance No deduction wall be
made for scholars taken home befle the end oi the session
Music, drawing, painting and needle work will be extra
charges and payable the end Of the session The boarding
will conducted by Airs. Morrison Parents aud
requested to make early application 10 the sub
criber. u. 5. MORklSoN
I,the Powhatan. Sov. "a 57-w9ws
d. teacher OF Music, will be wanted TO attend the
above institute n. 80
az Parents and guardians informed that Dancing Will
be taught Mes Rudds School such wish TO learn thai
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throw overheard part pi irer guns: She was al
forwards got of, with loss of rudder, and pro-
ceeded up into the harbor. 1t was supposed the
Pilot ron her ashore on purpose. With the assist
ance Of another vessel, some Of her guns were SUD-
sequently recovered, and she sailed again on
cruize. .fr I'd
Markets for American produce very high but
moaey scarce. Beacon.
MEXICAN SQUADRON.
Captain Stevens spoke 2Sth ult. of Gaylord
Reef, schooner St. Croix, from Trinidad de Cuba
bound to Philadelphia, who informed that they had
spoken, few days previous, off Havana, the Mexi-
can Squadron under command Of Commodore Por-
ter. ND.
By the Argo, we have received file oFAcra-
cabo papers, as ii Tribune" from 18th Novem-
Der to Sd December Inclusive. From these pa
pers we learn, that Puerto Cabello has again de-
clared in favour of the Lberator:-- Sebastian Bo-
gueir, Captain in the Navy, having addressed the
garrison, succeeded in inducing them 10 declare
in favour of Bolivar, on Goth November. On the
following day, 2lst, very numerous meeting of
the inhabitants took place in one of the Churches,
when, after various resolutions, it was finally de-
cided that Puerto Cabello should be held subjec,
TO the orders of the I.bera,or and await his arri-
val, when it was hoped their dissentons would
be terminated. ID.
From, Ell Tribune.
MARAcAIBo, Sunday, Dec. Sd.
Having fortunately succeeded in getting into our
hands the general order of 2Sih November. which
has been received with enthusiasm by the military
we hasten to give it an insertion in our paper, so
that the Inhabitants may be convinced of the good
disposition of our garrison, and that they are deaf
to the insinua,ions of impostors and the enemies
Of public order.
GENERAL ORDERS. 2S,h Nov 1896.
The genius of Bolivar has saved Colombia his
voice from Guayaqril has extineushed the flame O.
rebellion! The fortress of Puerto Cabello has sa-
luted the Liberator: and its garrison, composed of
the Battalion Grendderos, and other respectable
corps has submitted TO the laws, under the or
ders OF the worthy General p. Brclno Mendes.
+. 5. The General-in-Chief, Comu,andant
General, feels happy in seeing the period approach
when the virtuous army of Sulia, shall be reward
ed; that army which, IN the midst of misery and
peridy, has remained faithful TO its oa,hs and to
the government. The Chief pro TEN.
j. M. DELGADO.
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Dec. IL.
Ri,nntrnu .Nnfice-

w the following negroes On the 26 Of April 1926
SOLOMON who states hnself TO De the property Of Mrs
Darlington Of the city of Rehn.ond but hired for the present
year Thoas Way Of Hanover county, said runaway be-
40 aud so years of of dark compilations five
three inches high, stout made, had when committed
olive cooure roundabout blue Cashmere paDaloo
striped swsnsdown vest, white cotton shirt and old black
wool hat On the ISL june 1896 gro who says his
BOB aud that he belongs DAVID johnson Of Caro-
line county, Va Said runaway Is rs years old dark
pexcn, five feet five inches high the Of his
right eye, had when committed, oznabus shirt aud
psntacons, and old wool hat Also the day
muisfto hyy named 9JOk VINO says ne The property oil
IA Yeas old, feet inches high grey had when
tted grey cooured roundabout acke and panaioons Of
the same white cotton shirt, and an old fur hat.
The Of said slaves hereby desired to for
ward aud comply with the requests Of The law they will be
dealt with accordingly. JOHN p. BURTON,
Deputy for WIN. cambridge, 3. h. c.
Nov T. 52--St2,v
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INHE subscriber Offers for private sale, the following
aud parcels Of land lying near the city of Richmond
The farm called UFTON contaung rather upwards Of three
hundred lying the north fork of the Brook and
meheing the Brook Bridge the Turnpike between
and miles from this city This by all who-are acganed
with it, considered valuable land, of being wood,
aud well n'ered, and the buildings it sufficient for the
comfortable accommodation OF n olerably large family
Also 40 Mtchss Spring sud sdoin,ns his
and that OF Mr.. f. X. Prices land These 40
formerly laid of into lois of 10 each, aud will be sold
either tina, way together Each lot will have the advan-
age Of water running constantly through it, and of them
have fne springs: With this land 46 may te ha
djoining II land of the original tract.
Sept. I. 33-wtf ]. ROBINSON.
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THE MEMORIAL.


any has neglected to make his new years presents
him to l,ok at the Memorial" collection
of original pieces prose and poetry which has beer
pubhed in Boston. Its beautiful exterior almost enough
10 induce purchase il, and will need further
being told that there several pieces like
the following under the signature Of Coneia who said T.
lie Mrs Hale Of Newport this .aie there also
there many written with much spirit and alen but
AZ they called forth in haste, the book being got up in
sixty days after proposed, they arc OF unequal excel
l,ucs fPorfsatoxth n. ~. Pat
TIE LIGHT OF HOME.
NV boy thou wilt dream the world is fair
And thy spirit will sishto roam,
And thou 70 bu; never when there,
Forget the light OF home.
Tho pleasure may smile with ray bright,
II dazzles tcie1i sstray;
Like the meteor. Cash twill deepen the night,
When thou treadest the lonely way
Blu, the hearth of home has a constant fame,
Aud pure a veal FIRE;
Twill buru, twill burn forever Che ,amr.
For nature feeds the pyre.
The sea of ambition is tempest tost,
And thy hopes may vanish like foam;
But when sails sliivered and iuidsr Lost,
Then look 10 the high, of home.
And there, like through the midnight cloud,
Thou shall, see the beacon bright:
For never, till shining thy shrou,,,
Can be quenchd its holy light.
The sur OF fame, aye twill gid the ncgis,
But the heart ne'er felt itsrsy;
And fashions smiles that rich elain,
Are but beams OF winry day.
And how cold aud dim those beams would he,
Should life's wretChei wan lerer come
But NV bow when the world ia dark 10 thee,
Then to the light OF home CORNELIA
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One Hundred Dollars Retoard.

- ANYWAY from suhsci ib,r the ih OF December,
IA 1885, negro NED he about thirty eight years
old, nearly six fee, high and very likely of dark
OF pie when spoken speaks oiefa
bly, quick, and inteligent particular marks recolected
deem unnecessary 10 describe his eoathinS as lie may
change them except dark brown great coat, winch he
frequently Ned is called by the negroes IN Rich
nond Ned Jones' which place has been hired Tor seven.
teen years. and has been employed for the two three last
sars warehouses the obacc business he has ao in
Richmond (AIay George as his vile II Is
highly probable that Ned has obtained free papers and viii
escape some of the northern a;es lie has
brother named Harrison, who runaway from years
ago. and told that he has been in Penny IN
about place called Readiny Harrison feet up
wards in height, of dark complexion, aud well known by
the eancpaed by Dcon, aud sent from Virginia
10 Pennsylvania will give the above reward or hpth oi
them Fifty d,ars for either Of them, taken out OF this
stae twenty dollars for either Of hew il taken within the
state secured III any jail that get them again. and all
reasonable charges. JOHN JONES
nsr n