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Third Dav Sept 3---The complain of hunger and
h and leave their ashngs search for provisions and
er but none could be found; all having beat out of the
hold as well the cabin and state rooms, aud every other
article they contained.
in water in search Of provisions but be found got up
a small spar and made signal of distress.
Fifth Day, Sept 3-Nothing remarkable this day, hunger
and thirst excepted
Srh Dav Sept 4-Caugh small fish of IL or lbs and
divided it aong the then reduced to IL IN number
BENJAMIN Lavender, boy, and Harndh Flanders seaman
died. from and fatigue, the evening OF this day
Sersnh Day, Sept 5-Caught two fish of the same kind
and weight the first, divided before IN pieces of
about two ounces each ,
Yesterday. .- i,
NiaM Dan, Sept 7-.dlerander Ross second mate, and
aleraner FoIloiu steward lay in senseless cond
onhe of the crew fast approaching the same state
AGA M saw a sail, At 80 p she came alongside and
proyed TO be the brig Congress- Capt Thomas Hail. of and
from Boston, bound St Perres, by whom the survivors,
then Ii in number taken off the wreck Nothing was
left undone bv Captain Hall and Mr. Samson, passenger ON
board of his brig relieve the serngs of the Those
who able feed themselves, were fed by MIR Samson
and Captain Hail. BY pyng open their jaws and pouring In
Cruel But with this humane attention. two OF the crew
expired the day after they taken Off the wreck leaving
nine only of sixteen, our original complement.
Snou.--YestertIay morning we had considerable
fall Of snow in this Borough and the adjoining country
but it brought no pleasure TO the lovers of sleigh
na the roads not being in condition to enable them
to partake of that delightful amusement
--sGs~-
BALTIMORE, Nov 10, 1928.
TIE Flour and Grain arke.--The advanced pri
COS of -four alluded to in review at the close of the
last week. have been subsequently, fully supported i'll
this market. On Monday morning. small sales of
Howard street -four were made from the stores at 80
per barrel. Yesterday the wagon price for this des-
crption, was 50 81, at which rate it readily Ia
KEN and holders were asking, from the stores, $40
per barrel The stack of Howard street -four is quite
light, and the supplies come in moderately. On Mon
day afternoon, two lots comprising 800 barrels City
Mills -four, were sold at SO So CASH We heard of
no transactions yesterday holders demand $40 per
barrel.
Sales of good red Wheat were made Yesterday at 81
50 81 OF per bushol Sales of Rye at 81 cents
Sales of Corn at 60 a IS cents.
A sale of 600 barrels LIST proof Whiskcy was, also,
made yesterday, at % cents per gallon.
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INFORMATION WANTED, of the present residence of
V PETER DOYLE, who enlgrated from the town of
Carlow the county of Carlow, eard, about fory-six
years SINCE and understood by his friends, settled
or near Wilmington De) His nephew having arrived
this country, very anxious TO ascertain his residence. Any
information the subject addressed to the Editor of the
Weekly Visitor, Caeste PAP vii! be thankfully .eceiyed
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A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for ls29-Ths beautiful Christ
- g. New-Years Present, aordng gratifying spec-
of the of the and literature of this country
for sale at the Bookstore and Circulating Library of the Ed
tors, No. 5, West High street.
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nRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and Offcinol
~ in which included of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations together with the principal
part of the valuable medicines in use Of the first
quality and upon reasonable terms, may be had the
of the subscriber, No. 1856, Market street.
Nov 8. ,5..- JOSHUA HARLAN.
b. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded, and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
He INDUCES belief that from bis knowledge Of and expe-
rience in, the business he will be able give full satisfaction
Wilmington, Nov. Sth, 1928.
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NMUSIC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
lvE Harp for sale by H. Wilson, No. 5, West High
Street. may be had, at the lowest prices, School
Books Writing and Paper, and general assortment
of Stationery
Subscriptions for the North American, and American Quar-
harly Reviews, received afthe above place.
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HpoOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every description,
MB made of the best Materials and according the latest
fashions for SALE wholesale and retail, by the subscriber at
Nos SO and 100 Market street, Wilmington. Country store
keepers will find extensive suitable for their
trade.
@ An extensive assortment of Shocmakers' stuf and
trimmings. JAMES M'NEAL.
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EpAYARD HOTEL.-This extensive establishment, Top
pleasant and convenient situations the Borough of Whining
on kept by the subscriber, who soclts share of the
public CUSTOM and hopes by attention and good fare,
give satisfaction to his guests
EZRA LAMBORN.
N. b. Horses taken at livery
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COLD WINTER Is CoaIINC

c'ed WINTER Is eoniing--,,ke care Of ySut t,e,-
"sy zephyr Ia, folded his ian;
t, 'soees ere couch "a in the ies.wipd that b,ov,
90 nsi up rs vars al YOU can.
Cold Winter Is oouaiog- he, ready tn .,srt
Ffow his hoc- on the mountain, afar:
lie Is ,hrunsed and pale be look, ftss.o In Oh. bs,
And spci wreath, eDbelli,h his car.
Gold Wip,et il coming Hui. did We no, h.,.
The blast ~b,ck has herald has bIowns
nc ohhufen Of Nature all trcmbied IN fe.-
Seft"iaem 1; lis power M ade kuows
gold winter isio onng- there breah+s MOI Eovsr
lnoukn sometimes the day may pass fair.
re 'ht lutte istcmoyed frun the I,dy,s loru bower.
Lestu eoldIy be touched by the air.
~1,n winter Il ecu,iog-- all st,iPt are tLe Sroves
The ps,ssge-hird hsstens sway;
tcthe lovely blue South, like the tcuriN lie rox,.
And returns like the surssire 10 Msy.
ooti winter Is coming he'u breathe co the rtesr
ANA the bsne OF his petri6c bre cath
"nn seal up tue walters, Till, in The r,oorhesnp,
Ihey lie 'sir'es, a. sumber or je.,At
eoo1 W inter Is Coming, aud soon ,haii we SEQ
Oo the rsnss, by that genius jack Frost
'ne drawiugs OF mountain, stream, tower aud tree:
Framed aad yisred too, without any cost.
Se.o winter ~ Coming ye dtlieste fair,
isxe care when your hyson you sip;
fTnK " quick, and dDo' talk cst he ccpe. una v..e
And turn II 10 ice your lip.
oed mItet is coming charge you ssais--
MUM. ~sr n OF the W ant beware
30 orase thai 10 ST. ke The young hero hs,, f.n
nee so Gold he'll not favour the fas. "a
o.,d water IL eoning- I've SAID 10 before
N'sems I've mo- much else to say;
e. winter I. coming, aud God help the pco,>
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tnss Department., that It is feared repe,i.
ton OF the considerations by which their
Importance is sustained. might induce charge
of urgency .unbecoming tina nature Of this
seniiai TO the naval service, that sense of duty
impels me once more to suggest them; and must
seek, in The conviction which have of their va
lue. an apology for the repetition. They embrace
interests much toe dear not to be pressed even to
.he verge OF importantly. Prudent regulation
on those subjects would advance every thing that
Is precious in our naval establishment Our NAVY
during the short period of its existence has reder.
Ell incaculable services TO the defence, prosperi-
~ and glory OF the nation; and never fails to fine
us place IN our fondest anticipatons Of the future
deserves to be sustained, by devoted attention L
It's wants, by wsc laws, and liberal appropriations
Respectfully submitted,
SAM'L L. SOUTHARD.
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Culpeper Land for Sale

Bv virtue Of decree of the county court of Cul-
pepper IN Chancery, in a suit in which j. w.
Green. executor OF Mary Stephens is plaintiff and
Philip Slaughter is defendant, shall on the 9th
day OF January next, at the front door of Wards
Tavern at Culpeper courthouse, expose to sale to
the highest bidder, tract of land Containing one
hundred and fifty acres, less, in the coun
ty OF Culpeper, adjoining the lands of Daniel +.
Slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip Slaughter
on the waters OF Cedar-run. Terms of sale a ere
dit OF 8. IL and is months, in three equal
instruments Bond and security, with deed of
trust upon the land, to be given by the purchaser
VIM. GREEN, comm'r
Dec.b, 63-y5ts
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Sale of Land and NEGROES.

~ L the plantation called Kennon's (ncar EN-,
~ to Bridge,) in the Co. of Amelia belonging /,
the estate oil the late Jerman Baker, will be Sol,
OIL Monday, the 18th day of January, 1929, if fair
anu II not, on The next fair day sixty FIVE most val
liable slaves, consisting of men, women & children
boys and girls, and including several excellent
house servants.--I'he men and boys and some OF
The girls, will be sold for cash, and the remainder
on credit Of twelve months, the purchasers piy.
ing bond and security, to be approved by the un.
dersigned before the property is delivered.-These
slaves are we'll worth the attention OF all persons
wanting such property, they are unusually like
y, and well disposed.-At the same time will
be sold about 700 barrels of corn, on a like credit
oil twelve months, and IL same conditions as 10
bond s. security.-The plantation beiug on Apo
mattox river, the purchasers of com Can easily
have,i; transported up or down the river as they
may require.
,,s ON THE SAME DAY
line plantation and land will he sold by the She
rih for the benefit Of tie Commonwea on cred.
OF one, two three and four years, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
OF Trust 10 secure the purchase money.-The trac,
Of land contains eloven hundred and thirty acres:
lies broad side on Appomattox river and has on il
at least TWO hundred acres of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings of all Sorts There is
sui cient proportion Of wood land on the tract and
much OF the high land in good heart-upon the
whole 1t is very desirable farm, being in gen.
teel and intelligent neighbourhood
TIL. MILLER, Administrators 81
WM. OLD Jerman Baker.
Dec. 10. 66,ds
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Dec. i:.

a,o, at the same time ard place, by Of Deed of
Trust executed TO the the sis, January last bv
ooduu oi the county OF buckingham, ru-
pose VI securing the mt svndy debs
ed we .bsi sell for cash che following property TO w.t. 6y.
slaves Msh.y Amanda, Celia aud her children,
sddn'cns netesse said feuats, horses and r,i
household aud kitchen furniture, &c Such title a, we nav
possess by virtue u the Deed Aforesaid will be conveyed 90
the purchases. "
JOHN GARTH, 1Trus-
JOSIAH LEAKE, jr. tees
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lTRIIST SAIE

virtue CT deed Of trust executed the subscriber.
- on the January last, ny Edupa Aadssou eors.
~ aud a. bssers which deed is of record the
Ctts oI,ee of the CouatysCous OF Henco and Buekns-
hsm .e shah sell for cash Monday The 22I in,
sus Mi, 40 the .sd county of buckingham eve slave, VIZ
ps.ei Cbaiirs Jacob, Sivy and Tsmss,
The sny; tie stoek of horses, cattle and
The crop o corn and fodie,, wagon soi cart,
tool, &c. Acting as ru.t such Tut will be s,,rn a, 4
vested IN us by the Deea sforsssd. AZ
.-rF JOAN GARTH,
Dec. ~ JOSIAH LEAkE, il. Itu1et'
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Land for Sale, in hic county q Hanover.

Land for Sale, in the county q Hanover.
HE subscriber contemplating removal 10 some
other State, in the course OF year or two offers
for sale two Tracts of Land in Hanover, nearly
midway between Richmond and Fredericksburg;
one oil them Oh the nearest road between the a.
bove named places, the other mile above it, The
1act on which reside, called Edge Wood, con.
tains T02 acres, and on il il an excellent Brick
Dwelling house about 40 feet square, with seven
rooms, two wells Of fine cool water, and a large
Ice House, that keeps ice well all the summer are
In the yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house, dali
~, stables, and coach house, all OF Brick, and a
frame barn, over the stables that will contain 500
bushels OF wheat in the straw. The upper Tract.
called Bloomfield, contains by late survey ST.
cres, and has an oYerseer's hoase, barn, tabscco
and corn houses and stables, &c, for the working
OF 10 or 20 hands. Both tracts are believed to be
as valuable as any in the neighborhood, and as
well suited to the cultivation Of corn, wheat, and
tobacco, and have an abundant supply of wood
land. Broomiield has between 50 and go acres OF
swamp land Of excellent quality easily reclaimed !;
part OF 1T, now in cultivation, has brought fine to-
bacco. From Ten TO twenty negroes may be
bought with either tract, and stock OF all kinds,
and farming utensils. A residence at Edge Wood
oil 20 years, enables me 10 recommend il as a
heaithful situation, and that would afford a
desirable retreat from the less saiubrious atn,os
Phere Of the tide waters, and popuous Towns ON
our coasts and rivers. The property may be view
cd by application 20 tbe manager at Bloomfield or
the subscriber at Edge Wood. A comparatively
small sum will be required when possession is Civ.
en-; the balance Of the purch money being Sc
ed by bond and approved security and deed of
on the Land, may be paid, by instruments, on a
credit Possession will be given any
time after the month OF January IS3O-snd crops Of
small grain may be sowed after 10Th September
iSz9-t am disposed to take in exchange, Land
N ONO, w: tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere,
that might approve Of.
Now. 5d--sIwf
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hishfutionJ0r the Education Of Young Ladies'
VI rs bLE rTERMANN ha: opened at a ieimed nous.
- odii nd fitted up Tor the PuPOse, between ChariG
v' aud the universt an Institution fer the private n.,ruc
ton 81 youig ladies IN all the polite branch
female eioca''en The ad,e, will be meber, Of
'a9ily- They viii be subjset cotfoi truly parental.
AID even thsis mu.enents will be directed with ve, T.,
m.LtI Improvement Whatever taught the most srpfov.
ed literary institutions FOR female rSon in Eur
Ais' Bt,erman will teach have taught Gpder her c
immediate ndsnce aud inspection She VII he..
in addition 10 Enghsh Grammar, teach Writing,
Gssrafhy the Of the Globes, aul History, sacred ana
pIoane She will regular instruction the Spnn,,b
FRENCH and Italian i1ngusss, The French Language will be
used a medium OF Interchange of senu and veh.,
~ the common of the famiy Tbi,
MIS- beermsn he,su heIss will very much facilitate the
NJ 'I p, .! .n 'sui and interesting Language.
MRS bc.termann the establhmen here .nnouno ed i,
influenced partly by view to the grstfe alton Of her own
teeiinss che has des hed atng know
dSe 10 the youthful m'ud and partly by WISH trusts
Parents and Guardian. who NAY be disposed TO place
Snd OF ward under her care be nfor ed
.ay her PLAN mode Of Instruction. and domestic eguia
tons, BY an application Atthe School house.
Music, Dancing, and Drawing, required &c b. tss, m
''"te he only eEtTa e4Ps.lss-. Ian !.rad d
tsgs pes season.
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TttHE Subsib.r', Fsrui, Edge aad loonfsIo AZ
eie., the i,iier ell acres.
the isut be and the known by application
TO the proprietor at Edge Wood. -
The school, eiy advertised, for male aud female Pup
will beoPened Edge Wood the 18th Of January 1899
CARTER BERKELEY
Dec. 81. 65-ln
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!. .-a,s4laoeie Plantation for sal<

.1sAluools Plantation for Sale
NHE S.SSs efss for ssls As Piast 4. tAs eossi,
Narrower, lying ckick upansp c..fn siss
~ svss % IL ssss from ths eifyef Rscksord az
tSss 500 will s.f.s pa... Through
sss.sas':s sgsat not any section
essnoy There are so ofexeeiferu Msadeu Lad 10
ssit purchaser thai part tyag beo.s Turnpike ssod te
Y~"sfydHPesed cC TAsre Is Sasv Mil ,sikin hstf a
nue. wAen YOU'D be great airoafage to any wishing
% gee up fhehter, or build. further descripfio dt
ga neeessary nsfAoss desrous refiny capifaf land
n pss It, Jsshua Storrs on tae ajoising form .S,,
'Aew1 az any timei aPpficatiestob made to Aim,
1.geaI. 20 We GERYAS SrORRS
ChGnee'y at Vsait.iy continued aud held ior
Vs"ss.iand County, the 2sih day OF Oct, 1898:
WIN Murray PaG
ega,nst -,
SAMUEL H'hson, Gusrdi,n al item for Robert Skipw
Wm ~. ek'pwnh, Ge" W. Skipw,h, Corneiia L. Skipwih
auu inoms D. Stpwih, Sel,a Tucker, Humherston skp.
Win, WIN StiPsith, Henry Skpwith Martha w. Harrison
Dony h.r,son Robert Nicholas, Mary SkiPwh, WIN. n
I'm Th.es snu Iaen - Defts.
and gwen security according the Of Assembly
,nu tne rules OF tins Court aud sPPsai1s the .a;isfsto
OF he Couit thaf he DOT iHhataut this Country II
the SAIL defendant do appear on the let CAV
J,nuaty Term next and the Pn,-. BILL aud tha
eoPy o inns cfoer be forthwith inserted
Puoshtd 20 the CRY OF Richmond, Ter mouth,
swey, aud posted al the front door
| County. cory re,t.
| TScHAlt. WooDsoN. %. c.
| A1eS- - 62--wsw d
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E0ERFNT

He Store and Luniber House at tho p;n;,r
wosr,ta ae , ~ sIng VIM county, situated Ia
public in the lower part of the s,aae pos
ms ~l,hing to Rent or Lease the aforesaid prom.
sry, Tor commercial purpose. will ann, 90 NJ
s'eiiIng l. Crinp, Of the city Of Eirbmood =,
F." we 'unsef'oer residing in Ring VIM. COUNTY.
Dec N .tt ROBERT l. KING.
65--st.
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To Parents u Guardians
al school will commence onths LIST Of Janssry 1922 sod
LFs ktmmae on the 18th December foliyyns, MAKING
tern o. ea menIs .Ielu'ys Of ysesou from be 18Th Aos
rEEs PER QUARTER q IL a1orrHs)
F'i bya'dins, iofsins and Washing to he paid in
.dNnft, go SIT
For iDstfUotn'Dio Greek and Latin, 20
AfithBeiie, Gfsnmar 4 Georrsphv q
SPelpg, Reading Wfains,
For Fz'l pee sipua,,
Manehts.sf, Ds5.u. e. vass
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JOHN LELAND,
J. NJ. SMITH.
VIM. b. HUDNALL, .
WM HARDING, JR.
SAM'L BLACK WELL.
6iuo..

boarding Hoilse-by Mrs. u. ". WaihdV
~ HE hs,skcns hour tbf tore fnfmeriv .efuo.s
- By Ner, WIN Nese, 4eo and oosy BY Nest rsb,
Son q Hrothsr situated attic fLterssccn n E.n ffe.,
aud the Sitest leading from ~ os bridge in lie nos. r.
sot AID centys part Of the City.
The house Is dow undergoing reprir end ny the i Of No.,
next she will be prepared to accommodate Lsdie, er,is
from the eodnity with hosj lpjgirg fof any leyib -
2 me they r,sy chcoss - reu,sin town =
Good very stable oooyenirpliy situats ,.bss
h' wtr ~eH rrovifef fof--she hopes, rom H., ~
So ihe -tricts.t sus nton 20 The sctof, 4 Z E
'.rs ~ viii BE- shls g. meet with en,onrssrm.nt A
smbefs Of the Jegislature be well aceornmo.,,
Sdh BOARD lodging. Cst.tT s7-S,1
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.NORTHU1BE0 J5I.-vD 4 ca DE.1Y

THE REV. THoAd As e.. THoRNToy
~ owen known 10th Public shle ed Teach
W or WI continue Ia preside this The ensuing
year Hs will be again assisted by Mr Jo,eph Dis yoiIn.
evineed 'stsfsooIy evidence Of a, Teacb.
The Academy situated sa miles below and
Couhouie, in neiShbofhood provebsiiy heslihy Col
mJe the present steward will continue manage The
boarding department. o -
In this lnHon usht Lstir Grpek and Uebe,y
iansuase aud Translation OF The Freurh Ian sss e. ioxetbe,
With other prerequisites fors eoHegiate cuntIe.
About 100 volumes Of Books, o History ard Sc ieno,
oes1 ssfeuy selected IS the ut OF Lisary
MshemaiIcsl intfumenr Globes snd Maps both sneien,
and modern, also provided To- uie OF The Students
TERMS:
r or Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, sud Etg:sh
Grammsr, son
Thee, With Geography and the 81 the Globes,
and Mspping or
~ all other cases, (,nnusIly,) en-
For b0ard, (hnDueIy) exclusive Of bediar and camille m
~ The session will ie first .y Of Fsb,y,,
ana snd oout The first Of DeeenbeT, without an, sumner ~
isbe for the TUITION fees aud blsrd Of fh. .on. end sfd
ircp toe time vt entrance l the the e,sio 10 be-
paid quarterly IN sdysnc'. SAMiL BLAcKIYfLL.
-, ,... Prudent Of fhe Hoard Of Trustee.
ton Of The Students Of The Rorth,faBsrias feaas w. snd
eoneur in the opinion, that the highly gsff,hs ser in
winch The several classes Computing the dead LANGUAGE
EntJnh uranrnit, Geosf4phy -nd R1shemsics) aaapsd
ey Of the tsSeni' and Of thtfaeat abiny aud isJ,es
mode Of msuuS;ion Pufsued bythf Tssehef
.t a JOHN LELAND,
I'M. SMITH.
VIM. p. HUDNALL.
WIN. HARDING, JR.
SAM'L BLACKWELL
no.
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w ne sold gu TIE fra OF J.nu,rv IT, a.. 80
eoo.rs =, 70 h"nt q the Esye Hotel tsh,y ..s,
vslusle qsn and boys, s,ooog whom are .s,s,s
P 'sue''usb' Ihc terms win be 1nsde I,a.s e,s,sI
''' Of '''e' I'll, JEFFERSON RANDOLPH TOE
ihe residue 81 The real estate M TL.os deeJ
Men S"py ?, oe A'ss,t eepprns bs Msnos Ssys,
Offered Tor ale on aefs, % st Isus, .
hs ,sr p'es fr be ns net rn nor 49,
T.JR.
De- If Er'or ~ 7 j., deed.
G5--
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ANOl III.
tITK fotwafn all persons foni bunting. fishing .b.t,.
Ps''ins through % IN any wise He.Ps,,ins upon any,
creek in The County Of Po~hatan as tbey viii be
With the utmost risour Of the sx.
JoRDoN FLOURNoy.
REUBEN HACLAND,
DANIEL STRtNGER,
ROBERT HAHkI5,
BENZ. ID. HUGHES.
Dec = ST. w1pt
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ny fhe Governor Of the COMMONWEALTH az "a.
PROCLdAI97ION.

SyeHEREAs it has been represented to the Tx.
ecunve by the Jailor OF Montgomery Coun-
ty, .1at OH the night OF the 18th ult a certain Ter
rel II. Bledsoe, who had been convicted and sen .
fenced to confinement in the Penitentiary for ne !.
gro stealing, (but made application TO the General
Court Tor a writ of error) made his escape from
the said jail, and is now going at large: | have
therefore thought proper, with the advice Of the
Council oil State to offer reward Of fifty dollars
10 any person or persons. who will apprehend and
convey TO the Jail oil Montgomery County aforesaid
the said Terrell b. Bledsoe: An, do moreover re.
quire all officers civil and military. and exhor
the good people Of the Commonwealth. to use their
best endeavours TO cause the said fugitive 10 be an
pretended, that he may be dealt with as the law
directs -. - '""
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W az rules holden in the Clerk, Office of an,
be al. day eli Oct. 1875: D's''s'
iaac Hte son Of Isaac, who the aeyi.se. Of
hfj ana Abr hsin aud Just He e yess and ,r.
Nis executors OF Abraham Pc another Of the son, ana
devices OF Oct hhe, AID the said Ababsnht 2o1 sir,
assi'ess OF he siip Abr han ie lac s,,c Abrs
haoi th <'| 'pe Rot Is eskenige ex'or, Isasc Ar.
'hti d %ed devste u the ssii Abraham (Ch. l.st1
Pta,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

RULES taken the cisits o6ee Of yAs eoassy se,
an Injuostion. 80 -
Ciemsnt Dsv fif6
Against n.,il
W,liismJ Frseisnd, Da,,ss Ferru,co Wii.m VII
Owen O Fowler aud Jsqus. r. Taylor, 6n,
defendants Fiseird sni having
A,'snb, aud the tsles Of hi: court and sppssng hst
tnty ate not lnkshtsnis Of this II IS crdYsd That
Che said defendants fteeisud appear here GU
me h day 81 December court next suswsrthe hill Of the
PLAINTIFF aud that cory this be forthwith 10
sou. ns pahsl the city ., Rehnord for two
aud also posted y the front door Ne
courthouse OF this county. Tese,
Oct. "a al. n uop SHAM n -