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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Manuel OF which hiienct has acknowledged himself
"'e au'nor conJon'iy with NJ. LATTE, and NJ. Manu-
e oiother OF oil the deceased, other proceedings are
directed 10y Vanin, Judge d'Instrucon, ON the subject
u. the events that took place the same funeral
proceedings are also instituted agains, NJ Gaulticr
LaGoionle, The prin'cr and against the bookseller.
The Duke of Eeichs,adt 1.-THE son oil Napoleon Y GAS
oeen indisposed, aud he the date of the last
nuv'ces from Vienna, attended daily by his
mere are some very speculative politicians, who would
consider the death of this indiv ual as an additional
guarantee for tie tranquility of France.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Shppnse, 10 Stimulate the slaves tc Industry, thew
receive, gfatuiiies through the year, amounting
!" $1,000
Support of slaves, at $40 per annum, 5000
Interest on $4,000, supposed cost OF slaves, 600
Superintendance, E, 500
Wear aud tear, hOO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
SLAVE LABOR EMPLOYED IN MANUFAC-
IIREN


The pro ect Of employing slave labor in the manu-
faciue of coarse cotton and other goods, which
rs now agated in Virginia, ard some of the other
Southern States, IS pregnant with the most sauary
consequences 10 those States and bids fair cXtrica
them from the difficulties under which they labor and
have aoored for years. and to duse prosperity far and
wide wherever it is adopted II will turn TO valuable
ccount great mass of labor, large portion of which
H 1Hw wholly unemployed. Among lis beneficial re
s,s will be, to render the slaves more yaluabe-to
GORE them more indu!gont treatment-,o improve
,heir tacUiues-and accelerate their fitness for final
Emancipation. lis effects, moreover on thu, nation NJ
large, will be highly saiutary, by removing the ZEAL
ousies and heart-bunngS that prev all on the subject
OF The protecting system, which is very enormously
snpposcu oy the Southern States to operate not
y Tor the exclusive benefit of the middle and Eastern
STATES but to the great injury of the Southern 1t will
eFetore tend TO knit closely the bonds of uni
un between the different sections OF the country.
Il is not too much considering the benefits
@! Tins project to say that he who first preached it, may
te regarded as public benefactcr.
In order TO test the advantages OF the project shall
Institute comparison between the result of slave Ia
Dor thus employed, ami free labor. However not be-
rug manufacturers nor an owner of slaves, | do not
lre'end to critical accuraCy-but shall endeavor TO
approximate to * as possible, inviting those
better acquainted with the subject, 10 canvass my state
lnent vigorously, and should it be found incorrect as il
rrohaoy Will be, to point out its My chief
jrc,'s TO provoke discussion whereby the truth NAV
nd must eventually be elected subject not Weld.
1g IN Importance TO any that has fo long time occu-
.;ed public attention.
shall assume, the side a cotton manufactu-
y with 100 free operatives principally young females
Tarng on The average 200 cents per week. and the
other, one worked by as many Slaves young and old
who do only three-fouI,!s much the whites e.
execute the work Of which the wages of free labor
would be dollar and fifty cents per week.
Free LGJ0r.
1oo operatives. earning on an average 2per
weck--loOSex52==.'er annum in wages, S1O,4nO
Suppose the goods produced equal to five times
the amount OF the wages the result would Re $50 900
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Net profit,
Sinr Eo6oy.

100 slaves, whose work, II executed by free per-
sous, would cost for each, $50 cents per week
--tOJS l"OXo%- $1,000
Five fold as before, sSa Ono
III per cent. on $4,000,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Gen. JaeIson.-Tbc New OIleans Arms s,stos H..
Gen. jackson has lately written to gentleman in tb,t
t'"'ef "'! nc "'Hs' 'HeV'Ea57y 'riWnpt ors7 The cor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

--LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEW York, Oct. by the packet ship Brmng.
ham, capt Harris we have Liver pool papers the 8h
ult. and London 10 the 7..i inclusive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Suppose the goods produced equal to FIVE times
the amount of the wages, the result would re
Suppose 123 per cent. OH $4,000 for profit, wear
and tear, and for superintendent, ccuaI to
Deduct Tor superintendent $500
Wear and Tear, 500
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
Dptng siln gUra0fng.

TIE subscriber, residing near Parks Gas,
on the plantation OF John Tsbb, takes
this method OF informing the public that he has
on band, CONTINUALLY, the best quality Of Dye
Stuffs, such as tor Scarlet. Madden Red. Punk
colour, Green. sc suitag for Carpeting. SC.
all OF which Colours he will put on Wooden or
Cotton Yarn Al the shortest notice, and ii the
most workman like manner. and ensure them
ITO prove permanent. lie also Wesves Carpet.
'ng IN a style, equal If not superior, to any
IinPor,ed-Aiso, Coyerletts, Table Linen. sc.
u oil hgures tie wall $50 Dye Wooden and
Cotton Yarn the best Indigo B.ne. warranted
IS above. He also Weavts Broad Cloths and
Cassinetts in the best manner Having a gouu
Zeal ct experience in the above busint IS, he
hstters himself that he shall receive q share OF
puolic Patronage, and assures all WHO may "a.
V1r MN With a b. that they shah find his
prices corresponding with the times.
WILLIAM CoSLEY.
| Aprl 12--3m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
U.HIRrY DOLLARS REWARD-s,oI,

ItHIRrY DOLLARS REWARD-Sfolen
Il from the subscribers premises neaF Park
Gap. on Sunday night the Sd inst. q D.1Rh
Bar MARE, sboutsix or seven years old this
spring, supposed to be about fourteen aud halt
hands high: she has no white or brand shout
her that is recollecteds when rode she is very
sprightiy and carries a high head and her tail to
he left side in common; sne is a good hackney
in every respect as she PAGES. racks and t-ots
well; when she moves her hind legs bows out .
little, when loose or led she carries her head
low; she is broad from the eyes to the jaw has
: dished face snd q email nose l will give a
reasonable reward fer information where she is:
and II brought home all reasonable expenses
paid, and he above reward for the thief, upon
his conviction. JOHN TAbB.
June z.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

M AhSHALS SALE-Pursuant TO q de-
~ creetal order of the Superior Court Of
Shsncery, holden at Winchester, in 8 case de-
pending IN said Court, pronounced the 26th
November. 1895
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire
90 buildings of the State of Virginia. PPtS.
AGAINST
alexander Cooper, Executor of Adam Stray.
!" deceased, Defendant.
| shalt sell, on Monday the 18th day of
guy next to the highest bidder, for READv
MONEY, on the premises, the HOUSES and
ground on which they stand. in the town Of
slAtunsoarg. Berkeley county, which belong
y 20 the said Adam strayer, deceased, and Of
Snich he died sliced, The sale willtake place
0s'"een the hours Of IL and 8 O'Clock.
G. w. SEWERS, NM CD
June IA, 1827.-ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
~New Establishment
JOHN Fl. BLONDEL. g. Co.

MAKES this method of informing the citizens
u OF Berkeley, Jefferson and the adjoining
counties, that they have commenced upon ar
enlarged scale, the
Tin Plate, Copper Work 3 Sheet. Iron
Business,
IN the corner house of Anthony Blondel, al the
intersection OF Queen and Martin streets, where
the Timing business alone had been for some
time carried on by John H. Blondel. They have
Just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
a large supply of Tin and Copper, selected with
the greatest care; and have employed first rate
worKmen IN Copper, so as to enable them &c
execute all orders which they may be fsvoured
with for Copper work at the shortest notice,
and in the best manner. They make, and will al
al times be able to furnish their customers with
Patent Stills and al! their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto, do.
Common do. Worms, Globes, Wash.
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Stops Pipe, Drip,
ping Pans, Sc. DC.
The workmanship Of which they will not hes;
tate 10 warrant. They will also have on hand
a constant supply of Tin Ware Of every variety
and viii execute all orders for Spoutine House
or other demands in the Tin trade. with m,
Utmost dsspstch. The above articles will 4,
sold at the reduced prices Of the times. Pro
duce Of every kind will be taken 10 payment !
market price. Highest price given for ID,
Copper and Pewter.
Martinsburg, May a. Il.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

MI ARSHAL's SALE.-Pursuant 10 a de.
A'A creetal order of the Superior Court 81
SnAncsry a. Winchester, pronounced the 23d
me Mutual Assurance Society against fee
VI oui'd'ogS OF the State of Virginia, PPtf.
~, AsAlNsr
The Children and heirs of Tohnlorsrrsu IA.
ceased, nscn
W"i De sold, on Mondsy the 10Th day of Iuly
a@nl' on the premises, the insured H0USES
"tl 'he ground on which they stand, in the
Nm OF MaransbuFg, belonging 10 the said
John oFerrall, deceased.
terms; one fourth of the money casb, the
lance IN Two equal payments, one half Of six
r.oo ms snd the other half at twelve months
and nc we gay OF safe, the purchaser giving bonds
m IbGoc security for the credit payments, and
Deed OF Trust on the premises.
Io,.L O. W. SERVERS, N. ~ On.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
MARTlNsBURG, VA. THURSDAY, JULY ls. 1897.

CAUTIoN.-The subscriber feels constrsin
ed to caution the public against trusting
bis wife NANCY, as be il determined no. 10
pay any debts of her contracting from this time
she having left bis bed and board on Saturday
the Esd ut without any just cause, and having
= disposition TO involve BIN in debt, necessity
compels him to take this method oil informing
the public that ii they do credit her. il mus
be at their risk, as he will not held himself res
ponsibie any longer.
HENRY SwISHER.
Berkeley county, luiy S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
n n HENDERSON,
The Rev. s. fusion.
MR.. TusroN's REPLY.

Lesssurg, Va. June 2osh. 1897.
X. n. HENDERSON. ESQ.
DEAR SfR:-Never before 10 my
life have ! felt the poverty Of language
80 seusibly as at this moment, when
am endeascuring to impress upon pa
per a transcript of those feelings which
have been originated by your polite and
friendly communication Of the 9Sth inst
accompanied by the resolutions recently
adopted by my friends and fellow citis
zeas. am not the proprietor Of lap-
guage which will adequately express
the deep felt gratitude Of my heart to
you, sir, and the highly respectable as
sembly over which you preside, for the
solid testimonial of ~ mpathy which has
bsen placed in my hands by col. Ed@
wards, ia a manner which attached to
it an additional lustrs and value. All
that | can safely promise, by way Of RAJ
turn, to you, sir, aud my generons
friends, is, that il shall be the dilligent
study Of my ~chequered life, TO conduct
myself In such a manner as to merit =
continuance of that respect and conf
dence witch have besn recently 90
kindly expressed.
Accept, for yourself, dear sir, ana
the meeting over which you presided,
the grateful and respectful regards Of
Your most obdt. serv't. sc.
SEP TLMUS FUSION.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

II 10 probably known 10 but few per-
sons, other than the readers Of the
Washington Theological Repertory, thai
| for two or three years past, the Truss
tees of the Theological Seminary IL
Virginia, under tina auspices Of The Com
vention of that Diocsss, have, with the
aid Of the Education Society, establish.
ed and conducted 4 School 1t Alexan~
dria, for the education Of pious young
men for the ministry; or that they have
already added to the body Of svange liz
cal clergy, q number, besides several
who have established themselves IN oth-
er Diocesses, amounting to nearly, or
quite one fourth OF the whole body ce
Virginia Episcopal Clergy. Those who
did know Of the exissence Of this mod
est, unpretsnding Institution, ~ we'll
as the friends If religion and Of tho
Church generally. will learn with much
satisfaction, that it is about to be perma@
nentiy established in the vicinity Of A
lsxandri a, and its sphere Of usefulness
greatly enlarged.
The Trustees have lately purchased
a beautiful site, containing about SO ~
crss, two and an hall miles Northwest
from Alexandria, and intend i~mmsdiats-
ly to acd to the buildings on il, which
are already considerable q spacious ed
ifice for the accommodation of studentg4
They expect to faish and occupy it BIZ
the ist November next.
Professors Keith and Lippett, Il il
understood, will reside on the spot, and
devote their whole time and talents to
the school, and the Rev. VIM. Jackson.
who fills the chair of pastoral Theology.
will give attendance there, 50 far a.
his pastoral duties OF Rector ofSt Paul'a
Church, Alexandra, will allow.
With much pleasure we learn Il il
conte mpIated by the Trustees, in ac-
cordance with the wishes Of the mana
gers of the Education Society, 50 soon
as the liberality of the friends Of liisra-
ture and Of the Church shall supply the
means. to erect q suitable building as
that place, and establish an Academy
on a liberal plan, TO be under the directions
and management Of the Professors Of
the Seminary, where those young men
who are designed for the Seminary will
be taught classical literature, and such
other branches as will fit them for en-
tering It: and whsrs boys intended foe
college may be prepared for il, in a sit-
nation perfectly healthy and free from
the communicating influence OF the lu-
venile society Of most towns.
An Academy situated SO convenient
TO this city, and the towns Of the Dis
trict, guided by such men as the PROBES.
sors If that institution, cannot, one
would think. fail TO attract ample pat.
ronage. or to be emineEtly usefnL r
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

CTRAY HOG Pound trespassing on the
~ farm of the subscriber. on opeckon Creek,
enc mile from Strider's mill. as an estray, a
large black and white spotted B.aRROW. sup.
posed TO be two years old,h has a crop eff each
ear. with q slit in The right and an under.bit in
the left The owner of said Hog is requested
90 come prove property, pay charges and take
4 way. ISAAC v. BURNS
June 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
Baltimore and Winchester
MAIL. STAGE.

Ihree HHes q reeN,J
Between Boonshoro', Md. and N,nchester. Va.
Connecting at he latter place 1psh the Tennessee
Lin paa S,atnton
THIS Line leaves Boonsborough every Mon.
j. day. "Wednesday and Fr'dsy, after the
arrival OF the Western Stages froni Wheeling.
Hagerstown. &c, passing through shepherds.
town. Msrtinsburg, and arriving AT Winches-
ter, Va. same evening by 8 O'Clock, p m Re-
turning, leaves Winchester every russdsy,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrives in Rooms.
borough SAINT evening, IN tlsle 10 lake the WeS
ter Stage for Hagerstown, Wheeling, &c A
stage leaves Boonsboro"gh every morning for
Baltimore and Washington, Sunday excepted.
Tue Proprietors pledge themselves to spare
no pains to have their Linz in good order; The
greatest attention will be paid 10 The comfort Of
passengers; and under the present organization
there viii be no delay of passengers.
UFor seats, apply II MIR. Edwards, Boons-
borough, Mr.. Daniel ENTERS, Shepherdstewn;
MIR. William kroesen's, Msr,insburg; and MIR.
Bushrod Tsylor's, Winchester.
All Baggage, Parcels, Packages, &c. al the
risk of the owners thereof
JAMES RESIDE. 1
A HUMRICKHoUsE, rop'e'''s
May 2A-tf.
n. B. Horses, Hacks. Gigs, &c. kept at all
times in shepherdstown, for the accommods
ton of passengers and others, who may want to
go to Harper's Ferry, Shannondale or Berkeley
Springs, or to any other place.
A Line will be established in a few days, to
run from Martinsburg TO Berkeley Springs.
All persons travelling by this line may be as
sured that there will be no nigh, travelling.
Fore from Boons6orsugh 10 Winchester, 3 dollars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
Miss DOVER.

DROPOSES to establish a BOARDING.
j SCHOOL, in Chsr,estown, provided the
number of ten scholars (bosrders) can be pro-
sured to commence with, on the following
terms. to wit: Orthography, Grammar, Read.
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, History,
French. Fancy and Plain Needle Work (board.
ing included) for Sl25 per annum, payable
quarterly in advance, with an addition of S25
for those who wish to learn Music.
Tuition for day scholars over 10 years
of age (per quarterly 81 90
Und r Ten tneedie.work included) 6 90
French 6 90
Drawing 6 90
Music, with the use ofthe Instruments 90
Dancing 10 90
Entrance money (for dancing) S 90
Reference for The Qualification Of Miss Dover is
requested to the Hon. Judge Washington. Rev.
A. Jones, Bushrod C. Washington. John A.
Washington. DIR. Crsmen, Col Humphreys,
Capt. Daugherty, DR. Griggs, and Henry S.
Turner. Those who would wish to place their
children at the above institution are requested
to inform the Editor of this paper on or before
she 10th of July next. The establishment Of
abe School will depend on the promising the
above number of Scholars, and il will 20 into
operation. il that number shall be- engaged, on
Me first OF September next.
June S1,-Sts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
[wkole No. 1881

Mr. Tdston, called for by q resolution
of said meeting, together with Mr.. Tus-
tons r~eply:-
LEEsBURG, ssth June, 1877.
Dear aud Rev. Sir,
Rnmour has evident
!, ~apprized you that the citizens OK
Leesburg and the neighbourhood, nSr.
this morning to manifest their sense Of
the character Of your late trial. and their
feeling towards yousself-It has be-
come my pleasing duty 10 be the medi.
um of presenting to you the results Of
that meeting, by handing a copy Of the
proceedings: in dong SO, permit me Ia
express 10 you the sincere esseem and
respect whlch I entertain for you indi-
vidually, aud my best wishes for your
future happiness, and that of your amiss
bic family.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

Tickets S5.-SHalpes 2 5o,-Quorters 81 IS.
Tickets and Shares in the above, and in
all the popular Lotteries. to be had at the Office
OF s.. e NJ ALLEN 6 Co.
Pennsyluani0 .auenue, Washin gton CRY,
who Will be thankful for all orders by Mail
Prixe tickets always received in payment for
undrawn tickets.
Tune 81.
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CYKgHYIAHA, KY JUNE Ie.-Lsaac %
DeshG.-The June Term Of the iiarri-
son Circuit Court commenced its SEES
sion on Monday last, the Hon. Ii. o.
Brown, presiding. The prisoner sp.
peared in discharge OF bis recognizanee,
and the Attorney for the Common
wealth, Of Tuesday, si.ni6ed that he
was ready. The law of the last session
declaring that an opinion formed from
mere rumor," should not be a cause of
challenge, has been decided to operate
upon this case; because that it did not
alter the ancient mode of trial by jury,
but only changed a rule of practice up.
on which judges themselves have differ
Attempts are now making 10 pro-
cure a jury under this regulation, and a
PANEL, we hesitate not to say, (provi-
ded the prisoner does not exercise his
right of peremptory chsllenge) wAI be
procured. A great body of witnesses
are In regular and patient attendance,
for the ninth time, and appear anxious
that it should be disposed of.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12
.ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber will sell that valuabls
F.fR.N on which he At present resides, con.
ssining two hundred and sixty acres; the i'm.
provenents are in a good condition, and the
ls0d IN a high state of cultivation. Also, a small
Farm near Williamsport, better known by the
sack Tract" containing one hundred and one
acres, two thirds of which 10 in timber-A Lot
containing FIVE acres on which is a Dwelling
blouse and Wagon.maker's Shop. Several like
y Young Negroes; Horses, Colts, Cows and
Ca'ses. Sheep and Hogs, two Wagons, Ploughs
hsrrows, and Farming Implements of all kinds
The whole Of the above property or any par,
] hereof viii be sold and the terms made known
On application.
JOHN s. PoRTERFIELD.
June 14-tf
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II Lat Of Lefters remaining IN The Post. Office at
.Martns6nrg Va on The lss July. 1927. zVhsci
u noe called for before me ist October nezS,
sga De seat 20 the General Post Qfise as Dsaa
Letters:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

Melancholy accident On Friday
week, Messrs. Edmund Fowler, Lester
Latin, and Matthew McCulley. of Cor.
ham, and William Orr, Of Standish,
lMaine,) with bis son., aged about 10
years, were on Sehago Pond on a FISH,
ing party. On their ~return, towards sun
set, as is supposed, the boat was capsi-
zed In a sudden squall of wind, and they
were all drowned. Their hats have
since been found o q Indian Island.
Messrs. Fowler and Latin were of ths
firm Of Edmund Fowler, and Co. Of the
Cumberland Powder Mandatory, in
Gorham, and Mr.. McCulley, a native
OF Ireland, and a single man, foreman
ofthat establishment. The two former
gentlemen were natives of Southwick,
| Massachusetts,. Mr. f. has left a family
ia said town, and MI. l.. was recently
married. Dir. Orr has left a vile and
Ifamily.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-12

"A abraham Norlstt 2
Miss Nancy Armstrong ldenry Miller.
C. "
Mrs, Rachel Cline /. George Nipe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crook o
William Cross David oglebe
benjamin Connolly Nicholas OrrichA
John Colvin u
Clerk Of Berkeley liaeob rs;n,er
Israel Games. tIuhn PET
/ - denton Phikppy
Samuel I. Dawson lJscob Poisal
Thomas Densson. Isipeo West, care of G.
r. Porterfsid
Miss Elizabeth Ebberts Jsnes Porterkeld
Elizabeth Emnerson. Conrad Pitzer
r. flames Pitzer.
Mics Mary French IL
John French flames Robinson, seal
George Fockley Msftnsburg
John Foster bob Robbins,
JOSIAH Flagg.
e. Adam Stewart
John Gelwicks llsaac Smith
Joseph Granthara. POM Shook
IT lhev. James Saunders
He zekish Hedges ohs = "1
Henry Helyersssy ,.~"uu. nv
Mr.Helyerstay (ssddler) \ -. .
Josiah Hedges 2 9sa
Vim, M. Harley JV'eph S"mtn
Joshua Harley, jr. ,Gshha"
Col David Hunter nv
Robert hedges
sam.eI uedgrs Thomas Tabh.
M,ss Susanna Hoffman
John Housman. Abraham Yanmsue
W
Frederick Kenssl2 william Wheeler
John kisinger. b. e. Volt 3
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN away from the subscriber.
49, living near Buckles-town, Berke.
ley county, Va. on Saturday night,
yN the 9th inst. a negro man, belong.
K ing 10 the estate of DR.. Rober, Dun.
AyzsSa.~, bar, decd. named JOIN BAR.
Der. twenty six years of age, five feet four OF
Eve inches high, well set, has rather a down
hook. one of his ears is somewhat shorter than
the other; he took with hin a variety of cloth.
Tg, none Of which is particu larly recoIlected
except a pale blue cloth coat. Ten Dollars
Reward will be paid for spprehending said
Negro it taken up in the county, and the a.
bove reward if taken out of the state, and all
aasonable expenses paid if brought home.
RICHARD BRYARLEY,
June al Guardian for the children
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A1TURJNEF ar LAW.
lis ofice is IN the room recently occupied
IA by Doct. Richard Mcsherry.
Msrtipsburg.. June 28-tf.