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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

never forget at TO their love Of truth and istice
to their generous sympathes and to their hatred of
caumny aud persecution, stand us much if not more
indebted than to the people of any other State 1t
was here that the people, outons and addresses
adopted at public meetings. first expressed their aft
lection and confidence towards me- and their indig.
nant feelings stewards my prosecutors and calunria-
tors. This high minded conduct has made CRATE
ful Impression on my heart which can never Inc eta
ced. And beg leave to propose sentiment which
most sincerely entertain.
Maryland.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31
Gen. CHAMBERLAYsg's Reply.

1ftHV htIF County,, JNnrch 25!H, 1929.
Ienuemen ours OF the 18th inst hand last evtr
ing announcing of persons selected by the
ing 10 be voted for to represent part this district IN the
ventlon to be held in Richmond on the first Monday October
= " NN'
feel and appreciate highly the compliment the meeting hs
bestowed me, and if could believe could render 70 The
district the meeting, whose organ you arc anv service
would afford rpe pleasure TO do bpt believing as do that
there many this district bet qualified to Discharge tlat
trust than am is due district TO The persons
sing the meeting Of the l6th and myself 10 say feel no
wish to be in the way of better choice ~ w "
With much respect for the meeting and yourselves
am your obed't serv't
WIN. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bacchus, Robt. G.. Scott, VIM ri. FitzwhvIsonn
Richard A. Darlington, and Wp. II. Richardson's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

and decided, nc be made ~ withdraw, und il he
any pains or penalties by sitting, speaking voting
they must be sought from him where he is allowed by
all to be capable of speaking gbly enough, and
vinc'ngly also, in regular court oflaw.
The Marquis of Anglescy had long audience of
his Majesty at Windsor yesterday, after which his
lNrdship returned to London 1t is understood that
nc will take an early opportunity OF delivering his
sentiments upon the recent events that have taken
place IN 1reland.-Courisr Of Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31
John Marshall, Esq.
Richmond. .Nnrch 2aM 1920

c, Richmond, jHnrc 28M, 1929
Gentlemen: have received your ofthe 9th with emo
ons which the sentiments communicates cannot fail IN exc
mind eengy alive TO the esteem and appreciation of friends
dare not indulge the hope that my services in any situation,
can nave The value which partial attaches To Them
and therefore, cannot without real difficulty change the res
luton had deliberately formed respecting course as regards
fell for the judgment and wishes of whom respect and
OF my generally, will still influence my conduct
and Should this great and last occasion be the choice
the district repuenancc becoming member of the con-
Venton shall YIELD and services such they are shall be
at their command. - ~ "
am, gentlemen, with great respect esteem your obed
sssVt j. MARSHALL.
chus, Robert g. Scott, VIM. Fl. Fizwhylsonn r. A.
Darlington, and VIM, H. Richardson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

Sir To ,o,.. Richmond, 18Th March, 1879
DIT III compliance with adopted Inv reo,.
s caens Of Richmond held the Capitol on the 18th inst
as e pleasure of announcing your nomination as on
eega'ss 70 represent this district in convention and re-
s's We a.. ~ assent TO serve, It elected
o ourselves of the OCCASION add individual So
;; upon TINS subject, and to you of the hie
snail experience in the OF your elecon
Yours, very respectfully,
John Rutherford,
John Hayes,
Gurdon III. Baschus
Robert q. Scott,
I'm II. Fftsuhyisonn,
Richard a. Darlington.
I'm. H. Richardson,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

The tune Tor It's display has not yet come 1t NAV
nerer come, if the President will dismiss from his
councils and confidence men who do not possess the
respect ana confidence OF the nation. But with their
weisht around his neck, ne must anticipate distur-
oea ana thorny administration, and discontinued
people. lie ought to remember-we wonder he
should ever have forgotten-that he was not made
President to reward his personal partzans, his bio
grhcrs and his edtors but to superintcnd the vast
concerns of potent people.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

Charles s. Morgan and Frederick NJ. Wilson.
Esqs having declined to hold poll for Congress- in
the District of Harrison, Monongalia, sc. at present
represented by Mr. Letter, the contest will be siupe
handed, between Philip Doddridge, Esq and Joseph
Johnson, late member of Congress from that District.
The kentuckian, without goiug into a statement
OF facts intimates that the evidence will establish a
very different state of things in regard to the crcum
stances of Mr. Behring'S death, to that promulgated
blythe Gazette, of which he was editor We suspect
ed as much The Grand Jury have refused to find a
bai for murder against Wckliffe & found one 70, man.
slaughter only In the absence of evidence, and I'm
III It's Judgment can be enlightened by evidence, the
Public must consider the finding of the Grand jury
as acqutting MIR. Wickuffes deplorable misfo rtune
OF the Chief constituents of murder-rnalce and de-
liberation We hope and we believe, that it was
result unexpected and undesired by himself-and
as such, as much to be pitied as to be punished.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

U The following correspondence Will be read with
lnterest-ond we congratulate the State upon Gen.
Marshas consent to serve in the Convention, which
IN conjunction with Mr.. Madisons consent, will DIFF
fuse universal satisfaction.
The first letter ofthe committee. is circular adj
dressed to Messers. Marshall, Robertson, Cloptcn,
and Chamberloyne. Gen. Chambcrlayne's letter is
construed by the committee, as a consent to serve
40 answers yet received from Mr. Coptou, but his
acceptance Of the nomination is verbally known.
Weask the particular attention of the people Of the
district to the manly candid and strait forward letter
ofthc Attorney General.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

REMARKABLE SNAKE HuNr.-The following
extraordinary Giro ums ,ance is said 10 have late
|, occurred at or near Hillsborough, in Foun.
tain county, in the STATE Of Indiana: For some
years pas, this place has been infested with
snakes, so numerous that people were not safe
even in their beds at night. So great was the
terror Of the citizens that few dared to venture
out after dark, for fear of them. Last fail
person living in the neighbourhood, discover
ed cave in the bank of the creek, where it
was supposed they had taken up their abode
for the winter. Upon the information obtain.
ing circulation. The citizens turned out Ell
masse 10 destroy Them. They commenced by
digging and removing the earth and rocks
from The mouth Of the den, until they came 10
them. They lay in coils in The creviees OF the
rocks. Wooden hooks were thrust in and ire
quen,ly three or four were drawn out. The
two first days, they caught l42-about one
hunded were rattle snakes, aud the remainder
the copper-headrd snake. They were in gem
rra Of he largest size Digging and killing
have since continued, but 10 what extent we
are 10, Informed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

TRENroN, APRIL 2s.-On Tuesday last Mr..
Southland arrived in this city, where he has
again taken up his residence. He came into
town on horseback He is YET considerably de-
bllrated in body, but is gradually regainiug his
s,rengrh and health. With an unbroken spirit,
caused by conscious rec,itude Of motive and
actisn, he can bid defiance to the puny assaults
of those who, not content with political power,
would take from him his wellearned reputa.
ton; and look with pride upon his pas, achieve
ment., which Truth will faithfully inscribe on
the pages Of history, and poseri,y peruse with
admiration and gratitude. We gladly welcome
him nome-,o the society Of those who duly
appreciate his merits, and who wilt gladly seize
every opportunity to reward'them.
True american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

WALTER AcrTr The Glasgow Chronicle
has a >Inglaur par graph on 'he subject ot
Sir Waller SCOTS title TO be considered the
sole author Of the works he is repl,ed TO have
written. The editor Of that psner says, that he
fees assured that he himself las rad consider.
able share in The composition of he moves anc
'ales commonly ascribed to that author He
promises to bring forward in his next Number,
such proof, in support Of lhs theory, from the
style Of the works in question, compa' ed win
tina, oftae leading articles of,he Chronicle and
Journal for many years p~s, as 'h IL place
its truth hey ond the reach Of controversy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
FROM FRANCE.

R, the packet ship Charlemasne, from Hav'
from which port she sailed on the 2lst ult.
:, ,Bi,Or. of the Ny Mercantile have re-
,,,,d Paris dates to 10Th and Havre 10 2olh.
p. ooy continuance Of Easterly winds had
,.,,,d arrivals from the United States
Tho MIST important intelligence by this arri,
-, !, lse discussion going on in the Chamber
: D,ou,i.s relative 10 the Tobacco Monopoly
,or in the hands OF the Reggie. Our readers
sin form some idea Of the nature and import.
,,c, Of he subject, by the following tx ract
,bi,h we translate from the speech ofthe Mar
mi, d. Cambou on the 9Th March. The dis
,,,,os was continued on the II h aud 18th in
mos, violent mauner, and would be resumed
N the ed.
IN the Chamber Of Deputies on the 9Th of
lrch, The Marquis de Cambon Chairman Of
n. Commission charged wuh examination Of
n. project Of law on Tob4ccoes, Was called
% he Tribune The Hon. Member expressed
himself 10 the following terms, du'iug pro-
fund silence. Gentle,nen-rhe Commission
uhch YOU have appointed to ex mine The law
ea,,e 10 the r"b,cco monopoly, his chosen
ne 10 The honor Of making its report; YOU arr
aware that the proposed lew is intended to p;o-
Ing for six Yeas title 5ih IT the law Of the 28th
April, 1916, which secures 20 the Government
II. ,Irusl'e privilege OF the culture, mannfac>
Iars, and yale of Tobacco; this mnn2ol, you
rcbsct, produces to the treasury IS millions,
rhlch the Minister Of Finance de- res can,
aqi Be supplied by any Other means II the law
which Is presented TO you had no o her tend, n
y than TO produce To the treasury sum re-
lglrvd BY lis necessities, the question m,sUl
b easily settled; weighIy however as IS mas
rasoniag, your commission does not consider
i as Oyer.ruing the powerful objections TO
which the law is liable.
1t does not simply apply to tax upon an
Ti'le Of fancy. IL applies to an exclusive
privilege which the Gn'erumtnt demands Of
YOU, BY Viii h, it deprives agriculture, maou
haur S, md commerce of right which he,
longs To them, on every her article. This
statement OF ,hH question gives It far great
Importance than attaches 10 a mere law
dh7Sncr, il which The only object, is 10 levy a
NV lmpos' upon the taxable commodity This
destruction Of the free exercise Of industry snd
commerce, is so contrary to the rights gu ,ran-
ICED Oesery citizen by the constitution, that
gives 10 the proposed law an unconsti,ution.
acharacter worthy your entire attention.
Equality is violated by the privilege given to
he Reggie by this law, 10 grant at its pleasure
he night Of di,posiog IF Tobacco, without any
equation but its own will. This is manifest
h''anon OF the I'd article Of the constitution,
according to which, all Frenchmrn must con-
A1u'ei 10 the expenses ofthe state, n proper
'Gn to their property"
Anoher question which now sgi,a,es France
!, mat respecting The local governments Of The
commune, and the Departments, which had
aner'o ben in The hands Of the King, hut
'u'n III people seem determined f possible
" ''suI"'e. This subject also would be re-
'smeu on he $50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

GERMAN SILVER. - she II York Post states.
tina, cumpo ii iar OF me ais has lately been in.
vented in E"sope which is recommended for
the man fa,,urs OF services Of plate and other
articles now made Of silver. 1t strongly re
'mbe, hat metal, so much so that il is said II
rannot be Distinguished from it by The public
in gen, ral. The metals of which il is com
POUNDED are copper, zinc ard nickel, unmn>
gled with any PARTON of silver. The Gold
smiths Hall in London have issued a caution
against any frauds which may be practised with
hi, imitation of the nob.er metal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

JuDsi CLARK. who represents the District in
which MIR. Clay resides, II is said will be can.
didate for reelection al the next August cleo
lion. As attempts will doubtless be made to
repeal The Tariff al the next session of Congress,
it had been considered probable that Mr.. Clay
would be candidate his talents to sustain
that leading measure Of our government, will
no doub, be in requisilion at Warrington the
ensuing winter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
Nf.ssx NND@IAs
.sn.y MORNING, APRIL 80. 1929.

rovs.-By the late arrivals at this and
", arts, OUT merchants have received their
On" ..o,,men, Of goods, which, upon exa"
'f'"s :. will be found, we believe, to be both
n''1 and extensive. Our friends in the
'lnI ~, counties, and particularly country
'!' s,rt., would, no doubt, 6nd i, to their ad'
e. ~. to Law in their supplies here. The &C
'--o o3,,ions furnished, during their stay, at
,f,b. best regulated hotels in the Union
a - their comior, and convenience.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

Mr.. Patrick Lyon. the Hydraulic Engine
maker a splendIo iul l-ng,h portrait of whom
a, his forge a'tracs"d great deal OF attention
a, the second Athena IN exhibition In Phila-
d-ipha-ded IN Tue stay last at Philadelphia,
in he Goth YER Of lis aye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
SMl!P NEWS
.brityl:

ARRIVED, APRIL 20,
Schr. Renown, stanard New. York; freight for the
District
schr. Virgins, Rodbird, New York, do do do
SAILED,
Sloop johnson, johnson, Philadeph
Schr Hiram, Spencer, st. Thomas.
- Joseph, Gilchrist, Norfolk
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Nsrfolk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
James Mckenzie Il Co.

HAVE been receiving by every packet from Ne W.
IL York, since the opening of the season, addition
al supplies of staple and fancy goods, adapted to the
Spring and Summer Trade;
and present to their friends and the public an as
sortment general and select; and at prices the most
favourable. Through their resident partner in New
York, who in daily attendance upon the auctions in
that city. they ,viH continue TO receiye THROUGHOUT The
season, weekly supplies of whatever may be new and
desirable. april 30-6teu3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
Notice is hereby Given,

Il Directors Of the Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
for the renewal of the Certificates for hundred and
eleven Shares of Stock. standing in the of Ma.
RIA ID. Craik, guardian of James Crak, and numbered
as follows, viz:-No. 1881 to S2280 both inclusive,
for fifty Shares, and No. 45870 to 459ls both inclusive,
for nifty Shares and No 42254 to 42264 both inclusive,
for eleven Shares; the said certificates having been
lost misaid. JAMES CRAIK.
april so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
Trustees Sale.

AIM ON the third Monday in Nay next, the
I&9 subscriber will Offer for sac, at public auc.
DER tion at the Courthouse of Fairfax county.
<A the following valuable Lands that is to say:
tract land, on the waters of Gauley River in the
county of Kenhawa, the Randolph line, contain.
tanning 10000 acres And five tracts of land in Hamp.
shire county; conveyed by Ferdinand Fairfax to Rob.
ert Patton, ir. by deed, dated 18th November 1872
recorded in the Clerks Office of said county:
One of the said tracts containing 1884 acres;
One other, containing PIG acres, adjoining the lands
formerly George Gilpin's, Christian stepbens's, and
Flakes;
One other tract, containing 70 acres, adjoining Mon
roe's, Staford's, and Clnt,n's Surveys;
One other tract, containing 500 acres, adjoining
John Houses old survey, and the lands Of West
Brown, Scuchfed, and others,
And one other tract containing Is acres. adjoining
the lands Of Scutchfeld Monroe, Gpin. nd others.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from Robert Patton. r and wife, the subscriber for
the indemnity Of George Mason. Terms Cash
april 4-e"tM18 JNO ". MCCARTHY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

tThe Latin Hymn which follows, of the Roman Ca.
thoc Church, is alluded to in recent number of the
London Quarterly Reuis,o in terms Of unbounded adj
mration. The Music composed for it by more than
one Of the greatest masters, has given it much ceie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

a., Virginia readers will end, in this morn
,c.,,,,, a letter from w. H. FrrzHuGH,
% :, ,r,wer 10 the Circular OF the Commit
.sLoudoun County, requesting his views
-. ,ubiect, likely 10 be presented a, the ap-
.h,ro Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

HI'H Ai>oAAN, Esq, oil Providence, for Sc
''- years past resident Of ", sbingrcn, has
.'''me JOINT editor and proprie,o OF the New
England Palladium.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

FOURTH OF JuLy,--James L. Austin, Esq.
''' oeen appointed BY the Mayer AID Alder
@n Of Boston to deliver the municipal ora,ion
N the tonr,y of July next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

Trustees Sale.

by virtue OF 3 deed Of trust to me executed for
ID purposes therein mentioned. from Vim Hsrman.
81 all proceed to SELL at the front door of the Ccurs
House of the County Of Fairfax, on the 1SM day Of
Nay nert,
A,I3., A TRACT OR p 4RCEL OFLAED.
eS4,9k lying and being in the County Of Fairfax on
wv which the said liarman formerly resided, con.
<kA- taining IS acres, be The same more or less.
Also. one O" er tract adjoining the former,
containing SO .fCRES, be the same more or less, with
all the appurtsnances belonging thereto,
Terms Cash. BENJAMIN BURKE.
march .6-eo6w> Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
STABAT MATER.

Stsbst mater dolorosa,
Juvta crucem. lacrymosa
Dunn pendebst FiliNs,
Cuiu. AMMAN gementem,
Con,r,stantem eft dolentem,
Pertrsnsivit gladius.
O, guam tristis ct afflicta
Fuit lila benedic,s
Mater un,geniti;
Our merebat ct dolebat
Et tremebat. cum ,idebat
Matt Pornas i1clyt.
Quis est homo qui non Heret,
Christi matrem s. videret
In tanto suppiicio!
Quis non posset contristari
Piam matrem contemplate
Dolentem cum tilos
Pro peccatis sus GENTS.
Yidit Jesum in tormentis,
TT flagello subdi'um.
Vidit SUM dulcem nstum
Morientem des"latum,
Dunn eemisit spiritum.
Fla mater. fons amoris,
Me sentire vim doloris
Fac, ut tecum lugeam.
Fac ut ardeat cor meum
In amanda Christum Deum;
Ut sibi complacem.
-Sancta mater. istud agas;
CrucifXi fge plagas
Cord meo Waldo.
TUT natl vulnerati,
Tam dignati pro me patti,
P1nas mscum divide.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
For Nent {,
For Rent.
70 Rent,

Il That three story brick house at
&H n the corner of Wolfsnd Pitt streets I: is
Just now finished in first rate style. TO
suit a respectable family. To good te-
nant, the rent will be made low, and possession mme
diately given. 1t has attached to it Of the best
gardens in the town is located in very healthy
and respectable neghborhood, and contiguous to the
best water in this section Of the District For terms
apply to JAMES GADEN'
april 2S-eo2~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
70 the Public

ENG without an assistant, wish to employ >
~ Young Man OF moral and steady habits and good
character None need apply who does not answer full
~ the above description and some acquaintance with
business. also wish to hire or purchase good Cook
april 50--3t b. E. HARRISON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30


w. Wortning,on, one Of the eigh, pri,
"4s'' WAC effected their escape from the Jail
'''''more on the morning Of the 18th March,
'.'Oeen brought back aud returned to his place
'Oonoement Wor,hington had betn taken
p p some line ago and committed to the Jail in
y ~'aHOnd, and on proper application to The
N''''nor OF Virginia, was turned over TO the
''"0'''ies OF Maryland. He is to Sc sent to
annapolis for trial.
ne Boston Free Press has the following
Postscript:
At me SMYRNA MoReAN.-By the poli,eness
P'ain clifford, Of the brig Palestine, from
* 1,"a, We are favoursd withe following Ger.
re re from the person in Smyrna, said by MIR.
s,' 'Sham and others to be William Nor
icvn.S certify that am not the man that was
coo,, en- IN Lake Erie. was born at Montreal, in
TUX canada, was bad Christian, and became
Sc,,,a p JAMES PILCHER,
~ '' Zee 10. 1923. Ncknamed Morgan"
vail "'nk this man must be bad Turk, as
~. Dad Christian, or he would no, certify
was born in Montreal, in Upper Canada.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
Madeira &rape Juice.

9 NIL " JANNEY has just received another sup
~ ply of H. March & Co.'S Madeira grape juice in
bottles the quality of which is highly approved.
ALSO,
few boxes of old l.. p. Madeira wine, via India,
which will be sold on moderate terms.
4mo 50-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
From he Boston Bulletin JACKSON pArrn.


There was in this city, untifafferthe cleo
"'''ant after the aPpOin tme,afs here, daily
3perwhlch had advocated. forabout year, the
'a'ns OF Gen Jackson TO the Presidency. Its
l'"'iqaI Editor, who took to himself the au-
.'">o'p OF most of its contributions, has OBJ
H ,,, tat and lazy office worth or 5000
.I'''s Eear-when it was notorious to all
,no thoroughly knew him. that his brains
cry utterly incompetent to the production Of
e'O'amn OF political matter in week. This
.'n' a mere jOurneyman printer, succeeded
"a consequence his plea that he was {: Ed
~, !" OIL that paper. Another, connected with
-. iE same press, obtained high and response
"eSa'on, his claims, towhich were grounded
g .ne Tact, thathe was principal ,criter for the
~, ,OIeSa'a paper Another, an unruly and
W. demagogue, has acquired one of
..o most important offices in New England,
~, ;Ier pretence that he not only ,orote in the
N ,,; newspaper, but that the press was sus,
S' aIeu by hfs money. Thus THREE indivi-
40, ass are elevated infinitely above their deserts
u'e'r capacities, for reasons alleged on their
- winch are involved in each other, and
I'm =. 10 some degree false and deceptive
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
$50 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Fauquier
4 county, Virginia. mulatto slave n,med ELLIS.
about feet or 10 inches high about 90 years old,
and has one Of his arms very much marked by tartar
emetic ointment which applied for the rheuma.
tism lie carried wi him number of clothes among
others one black and one blue broad cloth coat with
roundabout, pantaoons, &c. L am induced to think
his object is escape eiterto fredericksburg where
his father, free named Jacob formerly the pro-
pert' of DR. " ills If Orange resides, to one Of the
Northern tates j Will give the above reward for his
appr hension if taken out of the state and $50 if ap.
preh nded in the state and out Of the county.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
august IS I'm