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oct. 81.
EINENiALE BOARDING sCHooL.-Tho .

6NsiALE BOARDING SCH0OL-Iho subscri-
n Der respectfully informs the public, that Ishe in
tends opening female boarding school Pleasant Oak,
iii the upper end OF Powha,an county,) the ensuing
year.
She has employed a teacher, Miss Wilbar former
~ oil Alexandria, but recently of Richmond, where she
has conducted, for the last five years, large school TO
The entire satisfaction of her patrons Miss Wbar will
attend particularly TO the morals conduct and general
department OF the young ladies conded 10 her care and
the undersigned the public that 10 pains shall
be spared on her part in bestowing all tho
ties, as to make the situation comfortable agrcea
bie The course of Instructions will be found TO com
prise all the leading branches necessary TO complete
an education as othography reading, writing en-
glish grammar. arithmetic geography, with the use of
the globes astronomy, drawing and painting in the most
modern and highly approved style, and in all their va
rous branches, needle work, plain and ornamental en-
brodery, SC. sc. Terms-for board and tuition eighty
five dollars for the scholastic year of months the
scholars finding their own bed and bedding The school
will commence on the 18th day of January next. Let
tiers addressed to the subscriber Gainesville, Cumbcr-
land county, Va will be promptly attended TO.
ANN MONTAGUE
oct 81 54-w6w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.-55


MTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO The p,onrieroJs Of
the Sir per cent stock created in pursuance Of an
Act OF Congress- passed the Sd day OF March, 1915
that il has been decided by lot that the certificates of
The said stock, which are mentiuned in the annexed
Schedule, amounting in the whole 20 three millions
JoriY-nine HousGnd fOe htndred Jorfy.i,Oo dollars
amt ninety three cents be paid, me isf davn( Jam
"1y neTf to tie proPteio' thereof their legal re
resonatives or Attorney duly constituted OH the pre-
tenation and surrender Of the said certificates al the
Treasury at The Loan Office, where the same may
stand credited
.Votce shUher giuen, tina, no transfer of the Ger.
iifcateS mentioned in the annexed Schedule from the
hooks Of the Treasury am Loan Office viii he al.
lowed after the let day Of December nest.
4d disO thst the terest on all The certificates mem
toned in the said Schedule; will cease aud dcernin,
Oh The 3ltday OF Dec. next $. -. fNGlIAM.
secretary 9Hc TREASURY
Scbeide of the Certificates Of the xix per cent sock
Of 1885, credited the books OF The Loan Office at Dir.
giHiG and whch 10 be paid the let of January
1880. aqreeably TO The foregoing uotice
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oct. 81.


an ClIANCERf-M a Court held for the County
Il oil Amelia at the courthouse thereof, on Thursday
the 3ith day of September, 1929
Isaac Pollard, Thomas Pollard, Robert Pollard Fran
els Pollard, Zachariah Pollard, Ovendor Pollard Elijah
Deaton, in right of his wife, Nancy, formerly Nam
cy Pollard, children of Joseph Pollard, deed. Caleb
Pollard, George Pollard, William Pollard, Robert c.
Pollard, James Allen in right of his wife Betsy former
ly Bctsey Pollard, William Coleman, in right OF his wife,
Nancy, formerly Nancy Pollard James Southa in right
Of his wife, Mary, formerly Mary Pollard, which said
Caleb, George, William, Robert c.. Bctscy Nancy and
Mary, children of George Pollard, decd who was
also a son of the said Joseph Pollard, decd Pitts.
against
Edward Green, admor. with the will annexed of 10.
scph Pollard, deed James Dcaton in right his wife,
Betty formerly Betty Pollard, William Pollard Moses
Pollard, which said Betty, William, and Moses are
children OF said Joseph Pollard decd. Lucy Ann Pol
lard, infant child of John Pollard, decd. who also
son OF the said Joseph Pollard, decd and Joseph Pol
lard, child oil Joseph Pollard, deed. who also son
OF the said Joseph Pollard, decd
The defendants James Dcaton and Betty his wife,
lillian Pollard, Moses Pollard Lucy Ann Pollard and
Joseph Pollard not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the Act of Assembly and the
rules oil this court and appearing the satisfaction
monwealtitis ordered hat the said defendants do
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some new spaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months sac
cessvely, and another copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of the county successive
court days. Copy. Tcse,
JOHN L. LEIGH, c. A. C. C..
oct. 10. I5-wSw
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Luhes,ity.-Among the numerous discoveries which
have distinguished our times, there few that pos
sess'o high adegree OF interest," so marked eharac-
ter OF utility, "a Lfhotry, or the ant of
stone in the bladder This di,eae, which was incura
be for the surgeons Of antiquity, and which the mod
erns al been enabled remove bu, by an oprration
more terrible than the malay i,.ei may now he re-
sardcd "a very sipp!c affection, AN Inconvenience
nicely phys:ai wbichsurgcry can remove by the sole
resources OF rechsnism 10 substitute for the most
irghtiul apparatus in-trum'n. remarkably .impe-for
deep missions into delicate orr sns the We move
'n-n OF the caheicr-ina word, to cure without eta
ion oil hlo'h, snd without exposing the patients life to
danger, IL The problem oi which, in times, Doctor
Civiae has obtsiccd the solution. lie has cured nv.
has method ncsrly one hinred aud f,rty person.-
The Partner OF his useful abours NJ Costello il now
in onor ard has been performing the operation with
success in twu instances. The frs was patient oil. r.
ed to him by Mr.. Lny' at Birtholomew VS. Hospital
whom he cured IN two si'tngs OF a minut. each ana,
the ir.t OF ciis ctcd by this mode i'm any
public Institution in Great Britain he second il tina,
of Mr.. S'olc, Of Fukst,lc, notice of which we co.
py from the Kentsh Gazette.
% The new operation Tor the removal of caicu rom
the bladder. lately introduced into til, country by Mr.
Is c. Costello, OF London, late assistant Of the
Decor Civdle, Of iris has b. en- a,tende with the
most perfect In the OF Mr. Stone an inba
ban oil Folk'tone. The following arc the particular.
of his case:-FOr long period Mr.. Stone had been
aii ctei with the gravel, when about two wears ago
he ceased, III some degree TO pass the gravel and wa,
then attacked with The usual symptoms oil in tho
bladder on reading IN tie p'pcrs an account Of the
cure OF Baron Dubois. OF Paris, by Doctor Ciyiae he
thought seriously of repairing to Paris for the purpo
OF putting himself under that gcntcnau's care. While
he'd he learnt that his assistant in London
Ills medical attendant recommended him 10 Sir AstIsy
Cooper, who finding that the was too large to be
extracted by his iorceps placed him imin eiaeiy under
The care OF Costello. The bladder contained two cal
Gull, OF the size OF peach stones The crushing and
ex'rac ion of these stones, were effected a, two diff.
rent times, by means OF the new y-nvented ins,rti-
mems, without occasionag any considerable degree of
sun ring The cure OF so gricvous a naady obtained
on such easy ern., places, na strong light the aJvan.
tage TN operation possesses tie old one which is
dreaded with respect TO the suierngs asoDs and in
The best hands, places the lie OF the patient inmi-
aen peril BY this operation, the stone i, reduced to
powder or snsI fragments. MT. Stone has in hi, po.-
session two small boxes, filled with the fragment, of
MS caieu This operation wac performed 10y Mr. Cos.
lello in presence OF Sir Ashley Cooper, DR. Gardiner
NJ Andrews, surgeon, of Stannorr aud Mr.. B,icrson
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oasrieie toe ~ re 0asls-By Z. Eediing l2no.
pp. 1876 Lo,doh, lSll, Ebcs & to.
= The story tho pdnca poem pathetic that of a
gid loses her ia the occiOhcd 10y the sui
Len fall OF avalanche. There beauty AID swoetncss in
many pats tou troushou critically compost
ondrymc pocca in thought. IA it woulbc difficult
deiac pccCc quoting the minor pieces,
its besg huishcd within limits
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"ImE SwoKp SoNa.

"IHE sword SONG.'
Thou sword upon my b,l'c1 vest,
WAY glitt,c,s thus thy polished crest,
Kin ding high uriors IA my breast,
From the bright bodms?-lIwtlh
Nhorscm,n brave suppS I. my Llolc,
PiOrd for Gccntu to b. mr,la--
lO hun shine, for him wade
Ihfonsh blood aud t,l,--lIuuah.
Yes, M gocl sword behold mo foe,
ln fond affection bound a thee,
As though thou vert brtrolh'd To me-,
inst, dear brile.--llurah.
Soldier of Freedom, an thine.
Whcn, sodic- shrll call thee mne
Joined ~, the lieli!-iurrah.
When the shriI trumpet. surp,nons dos
Nhcn red guns ha>l, upon the skies
Then will our bridal sun arise
Aslioin our hlnls-lluuI,.
Owcl,ouo union haste away,
Netardy moments of delay,
To wear thy wrctth.-llurrsh.
why restless IN tho srabbarl why,
Thou iron chili OF destiny?
SO Will as Al the battle cry
T'pu hc1rdcst uuw.-iuTrah,
lnrltient in my dread ros.rvo,
Rcstess IN battle lids iu serve.
Ibuui our irc1dnm To preserve
Thus with bright gtsans.-.iurrah,
Ecsi, but little logger rest,
~ short space thou shalt no blc't,
Within my ardent grasp compost
Ready iOr hsht.-liutnh!
Thci let tn, long await;
love the glory field OF rito,
Where Deaths rich bloom olato
la bloody bloom.-lluuah!
Then out, aud from thy bonlIgc Nv
Thou treasure OF tho ifccmtn's evei
Como 90 tks scene OF Slaughter ho,
our nuptua bo.uc.-IIurnb!
Thus be our glorious marriage ito
Welded beneath heavens canopy;
Bright a. sunbeam OF tho sxy
Glittcrs my hrilc.--uuuuh.
Then, forth for the immortal strife,
Thou German soldiers nex-maIe wif,i
CLOVIS not each heart with tcnlpld life
Embracing thec:-liurrih.
While in Thy scibhlul a my silu
seldom gazrd on thee, my bride;
Our hands now ipil'd we'ii ne'cr divide
Evor ia tsht.-iiurnh
Tho sparkling to my lips press
Nni Thus my ardent vows profess
- cured 10 be t"yold redress
Who parts us now!-uurrah!
Come Joy into ny POLISHED eyes,
Lotthy bright elan-cs flashing rise;
Our mluitsc day dawns in the skies
NV bride of sStcel.-Illtrah!
th" rany tnnSations Of this celebrated noon wo kno,v
it eau 40 all compel" with this animated aud sru, on
completely caught thc spirit - kuruor.
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AAILL be sold, at public auction, ON 7iIesdav me
w sh day Of December nert, If .fttiy, If not The
nerfJdr day, on the premises the tract If land ,ohich
formerly resided on, in The Countv nj Louisa on me
SOUTHPORT Of Pa'nnkcyrircr anil Containing Jy esti-
nation 81 acres fage portion of hich is rirer Io,o
grounds, and -3 rood lard Nth good impropeue,,fs
The r0ct Of land. WH be sold on n cret of one f,co
and three years NTH the usual security and possession,
dciircred the Isl Of January 1880 and me usual crop
Of tohedt, mn nc seeded mis- fdH: Aso ut the same time
md place. tciH be sold at fceipe months cre for all
sums aboge fire dollars, oil The stock If or0y deseyfy-
ho m NE said plantation, together wiM The crop of
corn, Joddcy and hay. The purchaser to gre bond
wih gppyOUed security
BTCRERTON TpIh-STON
sNCr. .. 56-tctdss
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Thomas +. Thornhill. adm'or. of William Russell
decd. William Russell, James Russell and John Rus
sell, Elizabeth Ddshazar wife of Dashazar, Wiley
Russell, james RUSSELL Tcrcsy Thomas and
her husband, Samuel Russell and Elizabeth Russell
Dcns.
The defendants, except Thomas T. Thornhill, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
defendants not inhabitants Of this country: II is or
dercd that the said absent defendants do appear al
January court next and the hill of the PLAINTIFF
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Richmond Enquirer for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county. Copy TeStc,
X. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D. C.
oct. 81. bl-wSw
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The short visit which Secretary Van Buren, /. paw
ing to Richmond during the sitting of its interesting
ate Convcn ion seems 10 annoy excessively the rd
tor OF the Daily iver;i.er. This is all surpri-
sng-Whcn Conventions talked ri il il natural TO
exect some ra,t!Ias among certain dry bones-some
shaking among certain nerves R.cJilrc ions OF ano
iher convention cannot be eXcu led always from the
mini II Secretary Van BIren goes to Richmond the
editor CT the Daily Advertiser may he assure howe
yer, that he will not institute that modern festival cali
lei ''ihe baTbacus"-hc will not collect thousand
oilers AMI haraugnc them from the stutnphc will not
raise the price Of provisions, pigs and poultry-hc will
not countenance tie consumption open taOic spread
among the trees OF on" hundred gallons OF Yhi,-
key. MIR. Secretary Van Buren, Will p,rpctrac a.
ny OF those acts which Distinguish The individual that
the Hartford Convention party would thrust into the
hrt Office OF this country After many months hard
toll and incessant labor in his high Ofiire what ,n
there that wouli deny Mr.. Van b rem tn, grAnli a.
ton OF spending lew Jays a; Ric.Iuond durng one OF
the most inerr. i:g porioI which has occurredn that
STATE for the last forty year! We only surprised
that MIR. Van Buren could keep away from visiting
Richmond so long he has done. IL could ohIv have
en- owing u the important calls OF public duty To
wines conYen ion composed in par &C the greatest
and best men If this na'ion-he founders OF our gov.
ernmrnt-t!r exponnlcrs Of our laws-.he fathers Of
The con tuuton-isa spectacle worth journey TO
Richmond. f.N Y. COnr. s. Eno
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oct. 10.

IN CnANCERY-At a Court held for Buckingham
x County the 18th day of October, 1929
Stephen Whitehead and Martha his wife, HAYNES
and Mary his wife, Farmer and Lucy his wife
Johnson and Sarah his wife, Nancy RUSSELL Su-
sanna Russell, Nunnery and Frances his wife,
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ANAS committed TO the Jail of Powhatan County,
w on The 18th day Of July last, a negro man who
calls himself Berry Ellison, and says he il Tree man
was born and raised in New Kent County, dark com.
pexon, on his forehead. and one on his breast 5
feet inches high, had on when committed to ail vel
low Cotton pantaloOns, Cotton shirts other cIo,bing
the said negro has not asY { produced any evidence
OF his freedom, to Appearance about 81 years old The
owner, II any, requested 10 forward prove his
popery,psy charges, take him away, orie will be de ale
with as the law DIRECTS. RICiPD BASS, Tailor.
Sept. % 30-wI2w
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D EMON AL.-SMITH g. JOHNSON beg leave to
N u appse their friends that they have removed their
Store INTO that lately occupied by the Mcssrs. Calls di
reciiy opposite the United States Bank, Main street,
where they offer for SALE in addition TO choice seiec-
Ton 81 Wines and Spiriiuous Liquors, the following
articles, viz
10 hhds 81 Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
10 10 w. India and Orleans molasses
ioOo lbs loaf sugar, various qualities
10 chests gunpowSer. Imperial and young hyson tea
DO bags Java, old white and prime green coffee
$50 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
10 tons bar iron, English, Swedes and Country
l.2 ton plough moulds
DO bi'ered German and English blistered steel
rs keg. nails, assorted
10000 lbs cotton yarns
90 hbls shad, mackere aud behring's
20 kits family do
5000 lbs bacon
% kegs Dupont's powder
ton Youle's patent shot
20 bbls and hhds common whi.key
10 do old rye do
80 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL window glas,
30 DO allOw and and spei IN candles
80 kegs Jamieson's crackers
Plough lines, bed cords, shoe thread and Irvine
Five and one gallon demohns
Writing and wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger and aspice
Alum, saltpetre and copperas
Cotton and wool cards
Stone ware, assorted
Tar, lime, Sc Sc, REASONABLE, terms.
Sept Is. 3s-wtf
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The late EieciiOn-Gnd The resuL.-Ne are enabled
!" give 10 our readers this morting the result of the
late election in this ate. The republicans f,end v
TO the state and national administrations have elected
eight oil the mae sentors, chosen at this time
their strength in that branch OF the legislature penty.
StE OF The thirty wo and least fp1 of ih
members OF the house.
Whist we congratulate republican friends upon a
result, which speaks such emphatic approval of the
measures oil The administration Of IN, state and nation
we venture 10 impress upon them the necessity of COZ,
tnued vigilance, of constant ncrchange of opnon
oil harmonious cooperation, and especially of a rigid
adherence TO their ancient discipline and u.agcs With
these Their present redonnance (and larger insiorte,
can scarcely be de>redI may be mantained; aud the
fortunes oil their opponents, who have assumed all
OF nane AID dsgu ses an seized upon every hobby and
contrance avoided. The few instances i'm which lhsy
have departed from their approved modes of nomination
~ The present time, have aIinon.s:ed them by their
eV consequences, by The of their opponents for
,he alienation OF ticnd' OF the danger oil departing
from the "old ways"
One Of the sautary effects Of the late canvass.
Is The check which his given to political Anti Mason.
ry at the last election, 10y its combinations its arrange.
menis with the local nominations, and ia natural union
with party struggling to maintain its ps,v in the gem
erhi government, 1t spread itself in -edvera OF the
ui!dIe and northern con:lies particularly in the fifth
and seventh districts, defeating republican tick.ts
IN several Of the electoral di.fricts AMI threatening
wider and more disastrous influence. Bat now, in those
Counties and districts, the returning force OF the old
democratic strength has driven back this desolat-
ing scourge TO ia peculiar if not its ,pprapriate
region. Beyond That, II has rs longer any thing
more man nominal existence, serving little il a.
ny purpose except AZ sort Of toiniing up for de-
cayed politicians who have sought nearly every other
means 10 elevate themselves and Il. feat the demo
cratic party, and have fallen still lower with each sue
cessve conivancs Ia the c Shth district, ahou ,h IL.
strength IL diminished and in OF the counties par
'icularIy Monroe, is sensbly waning it s, exercise.
an eX'enSiYe control But at that barrier it ceases 10
he 10 midahle, 1t being met in every direction (save
Two or three countie by the intelligence, the honesty
and me moral sense OF he Propie-rhere, if it shall
IJ1tinue 10 exhibit its pTocrp IONS il, violenc its
desola,ions in families, in churches, and among kim
dred ana friends; AMI i shall continue To gather up
ant elevate above tai mt and virtue il too many in
stances, the Abandoned ami worthless OF the coun,uny
there IL at least this hope, that after shall have dies,
troycd all around viii, ike its f,hlei arch etyne turn
inward and dev0ur ITSELF albany .Irgus.
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q NIESAPEAkE AND DELAWARE CANAL
~ Notice is hereby given that this canal is now open
for navigation.
The Locks 100 feet in length by % feet in WIDTH
and the Canal can be navgalcd by vessels within those
dimensions, and drawing feet water.
The rates of toll have been fixed so low ne TO make II
The cheapest, well the expeditions and safe
channel OF communication between the waters of tie
Chesapeake and Delaware Any information in relation
TO the canal rates OF toll &c may be had on application
at the company's office, No. al Walnut street Phia-
dclphia.
Horsos for towing may always be hired at low price
at either end of the Canal.
ROBERT M. LEWIS, President
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
II. ID. GILPIN, Secretary Nov. IL 6I-v2w
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a AND FOR SALE-By virtue of a deed Of trust
executed TO the subscribers, by John j. Flournoy
and PAMELA his wife, admitted TO record IN the Clerks
Office of Powhat2n, the 9Th of September 1928
will be sold on the premises Saturday the 18th day
OF December next If fair If not the next fair day (Sun
days cxcepted the tract Of land whcreon the said Flour
noy resides, containing 400 more or less w.
ing in the county OF Powhatan, bounded by the lands Of
Jos. b. Davis, and others, much thereof as will
satisfy the object of the above deed Terms of SALE
cash Acting as Trustees, shall convey only such
title as is vested in us by the said deed
RICHARD BASS,
Nov. II. 6IZysvs
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EDUBilC SALE-Pursuant to an order made by
Il the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Columbia, i'm the matter Of
John Davis insolvent debtor will be sod at public
auction the LIST day of March next all the right title
and interest of the said Davis in and tract of land
IN kanawha County in the State of Virginia, lying on
Eli river the s. f. side, above and below the mouth
OF Blue Creek, supposed 10 contain about 900 acres
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
City OF Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, 4 O'clock
II. NJ.
TSrms-A credit OF twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney to be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curly TO be approved by the Trustee.
TIIOS. HUGHES, Trustee
j. MAUR0 s. SON,
sept. Is. 37-wls Auc6aneers
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Nokrf DOLLARS REWARD i will give TWEEN.
dollars reward, iftaken in this State, Tor the app
P'ehen'ion and delivery OF my negro man JOB. the
same LOT securing him in any Jail In Virginia. that
agan; or will give forty dollars reward, if ta
NJ" vu' o mus State and secured in any Jail, that
n JOB 10 from 25 to 30 years Of age; he is about
'ee or inches high. OF dark compile sion, and Of
pressing eoon'enance when spoken 10; he has two teeth
OUT one above aud the other below; he has several
scars one across the which very noted but not
very Vsoe-another under Of his eyes be ed 10
oe e ght eye he has also or three scars on ono
OF MS wrss believed to he the right wrist Job runaway
rom me ABOUT the 10th OF May last and IL appears that
ne was taken up In few days afterwards and commit
ted TO Hanover Ja he remained In Jai till about tho
nrs OF september, by saying that his name was jim,
and that he belonged to negro trader by the name Of
gwen me, that he was my negro man Job. About
ven weeks ago, he succeeded to break out Of Jail wi
the assistance OF two other negroes and white man,
mat was In Jail with him, and made their escape Ii is
supposed mat they are gone TO of the northern
nails TO work, very probable the Washington Canal or
me wme man may make attempt 10 take Job off and
sen nm' III Is said, that the white man furnished Job
WIN .wo passes or Tree papers, this might have been
done with view OF going TO some particular place
where hey were 10 meet, Job may be going at large
win his Tree papers, attempting pass as free man.
nave no doubt but that he will change his name gain,
ana make every ehrt TO make his entire escape pur
chased JOB In Richmond about twelve konlhs ago; he
was raised IN Winchester, Frederick county, Va. and
was the property OF Col Smith, that place Job may
make an attempt TO go there and harbour among his
fuahahces OF That place its vicinity. will give the
ABOVE reward IL delivered TO secured in any Jail,
30 That get him again, With all reasonable charges pail
Any Inflammation respecting him, will be directed to
atColumbia, Fiuvana county, Virginia.
oct. 81 54-w6w~ JOHN III. JENNINGS.