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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

AMTHITE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscrioer
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ p {. Rootes, decd TO make sale of that vau-
able estate in the county OF Gloucester and state of Vir-
ginia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best auality i'm that
section of country minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary il is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase will examine il particularly: they are invited
TO do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager residing on
the premises, il instructed TO show any gentleman who
desires 1t, every part OF the Estate will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO both, aordng navigation TO vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve =
meuts consist of large brick Dwelling House. with
four floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, and most Of them new The Low Grounds lay
in compact body Immediately in front of the house.
without single break and every part TO be from
the dwelling at single glance Of the eye; they are fine
W calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat, In
dian Corn Cotton, &c; in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have il, to be the best
Of the same extent, and of the handsomest in Va.
The time Of payment will he made to suit the pur-
chaser, and the necessary number Of hands cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, &C. will be sold with IT, if required.
May II. 1-wtf JOHN TABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Spousyivania county
- the Sih day Of August Last, a negro man who
calls him'eii JOSEPH JONES, aud Gays he is free
born. He appears TO be about thirty.fvs years Of
age, and IL about FIVE feet seven inches high, Of
brown complexion-has a small scar on his breast
Of bis upper fore teeth ouihe Is Of thin vissge
with suBksp eyes large nese, and speaks quick whsD
poken to. I deem description OF his clothing uD.
necessary, az he has been in this county for several
years free The owner, (f any0 is desired
70 come forward, prove bis property, and pay charges,
or he will be sold according 10 law.
THOMAS HICKS,
sept II 3S-wl2w Jailor for ssid county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

TEEHE Sub,crber's Tavern, at Hanover Town.
"a Hanover County, is undergoing a neat repair, and
wil he IN few months offered for sale priv stely-
There are about hfsen Of Land and an excel en
kchsn smoke house, dairy. stables and all necessary
onthnu'es attached to it-aDd Spring of sxeellen,
water within go or 10 yards of the house Per,ons
wibng to purchase, will apply to the Subscriber on
toe premises.
Terms msds known application
JOHN c. ANDERSON.
Oct' ~. 49-w3,E
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NOTlCE.-By virtue of a Deed OF Trus; executed
u TO the Subscribers, by John Parker dec bearing
date the 81 day OF March 1875 for the purpose there
In mentioned, we shalt, on Monday the 20 day OF De-
highest bidder, for resdy money, at the Tavern of
iexander Frazer, all that tract parcel of LAND ly-
ing in Hanover county, upon To,opotomay Creek con.
aioing somewhere about $50 acres, be the came more
or less or so much thereof will be sufficient to raise
the balance due and unpaid upon said Trust and the
ne sary expences attending the of the said
DEED.
Acting as Trustees, we will convey to the purchaser
such Title only, as vested in by the said Trust.
WILLIAM STARKE
Oct ID i7-wSw BOWLING STARKE
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q NirH OF RICHMOND, Der. %, Is30.--Iu conside-
- rahon oil an agreement this day entered into with
Dr. ). Z. Farrar OF Prince Edward county, hereby
constitute and appoint him my agent in and Tor the
counties oil Charlotte, Cumberland. Meckenburg. p.
EDWARD aud HALIFAX, Tor the Cure OF Dyspepsia on the
plan oil Oliver A Holstead, of New York
JOHN DOVE.
Dr. Farrar has entire confidence in the remedy and
assures Dyspeptics IL is in accordance with physolori-
ea' principles Dr. Fs address is Prince Edward Court.
house.
Oct 20. Ao-va,
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$40 or $50 EWARD.

$40 or $50 KEW ARD
anyway from the subscriber, on Tuesday last, hi.
- negro man Billy generally known by the name OF
b,y Ctump He is about six feet high, OF Bright COM
pleSon, ~ or % years old has a Remarkable broad
blunt nose, being nearly all the way of size and usual
W wears his heir nicely combsd up point In 'front.'
he has scare on the back OF one of his hands, and
ne second joint Of one Of his fingers much larger than
the others will give eward of ten dollars for him
II taken in an adjoining county, twenty if over fifty
miles, and thirty out Of the State
REUBEN T. SIMS.
Suthbsffahu County, Oct 8. 1l-W6wH
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"NiucM Ygr nnMAINs uNsuNon
From the New Monthly Magazine for September.
MORNING HYMN OF MEMNoN's LYRB~

pm the New Monthly Magaz,uo for September.
HYMN OF MEMNoN's LYRE~
FeueiOin ofiving light to all,
Ofmelody to inc,
Soon ne thy morning lpstrc fail
IL sparkling in the East land hall,
My song b.sins to- thee!
Sun, thou great glory ofthc shy!
fnil OF thine ears may ring
With the loud orbal minstroisy,
Oh! list to the sweet melody
That here for thee sing
II Is oarth's music--bu but it'thtills
For nothing, earthly, Sun!
1hou'rt scarcely on tho orient hills,
But gentle song my fancy fills
Alas! that e'er 't's done!
ain all thine the perfumcd signs
OF morning, mountain, heath,
seek not more iondly the sotl .kics
That warm them, than my melodies
send unto thee their BREATH
OH IL is swee, to hoor them wake
Aud rouse each sleepy string,
At Grst, low murmuring tones they make,
But holder, deeper thrills thoy take
Al thy full rise they sing!
There some tsars upon my wires
They not the night dew
They are n melancholy Tyres
Jealous of thos. revolving iros
That bymu tic SphsIal Muse.
Sun! do tbcy love thee well as u
When thou art down the west
They gaily sparkle o'eT tho sky,
Not when thy glorious face is nigh
Are they in beauty drcst
How different here! when thou ar, gone,
Cold tears and sishs mine
With thy last look my Joy is done
With thy first smile any songs begun.
Its theme and music thine!
The night wind oft with tender sigh
Bresthos my needless strings;
But not a single melody
Fotsets lite faithfulncss to thee,
Not ons soft snswot sings!
Sometimes with Jealous rage he swesps
Across my dreaming breast;
But hopeless lover, fondnoss keeps
Her truth inshrined there and woopS,
And leaves him all unbesr
NV Sun.ticd. ove!-my hopsi my dreami
Why dost thou let the Moon
Flaunt through thy path in gollcN beam!
Why does she thcro so proudly seem
Usurpng the bright noon'
From my fond thoughts oflsn start
And think her light is thine
How melancholy to tho heart,
From a sweet iantAsty to part.
Aud dreams for truth resign.
Oh that I had the power to climb
Dor the high clouds to thos--
To have thy love through all sweet time,
Not sing the cold morning chime,
But endless melody.
ohring son shadows round thy soul
With music's spell at Even,
when thou hast fcNch'd thy western goal
And thou weTt weary Of thy roll
Der the wide arch of heaven!
Bu no. tis vain hurora's child,t
With his cold sruseless grasp,
EnslaVos the in this runl wild,
weeping thing that should have smiled
Ia thy more gentle clasp
FarowolE thou passes quickly Nv, -
WIZ think Of me in the low Sky: w.
gyptans eroo,ed Mormon holding lyre in IL
oh, as soon az the shone upon it, emitted Ssica
on was the son Of Aurora aud Ti,honGs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

HNALL AND WINTER GoODS-.BINroRp.
Il Brooks, & Co are no W receiving and op.ping
handsome and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry goods well adapted to the present aud approach
pg season They particularly invite their friends and
customers to call and examine them as thew are defer
mined to sell them at very reduced prices, both by
wholesale and retail.
Oct l. Ao-ue,
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n WISH TO employ single man, OF industrious iiab-
IL s and good moral character, who has been sccus-
toned to labour upon Farm, and who is willing TO
continue in the same kind OF employment. None need
or' but such as can bring the usry best
IONS ana preference would be given TO person
who has always lived remote from Town.
Sept. 2s. 4I-wtf p " DANIEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

Nu ADISON STREET, ATTORNEY AT Law, will
1YH attend to any professional business that may be
entrusted TO him, in the Superiour and Incrour Courts
ned IN this City, and in the counties of Chesterfield
and Hanover.
u HI. ofiee is opposite the Bell Tavern.
Oct Is A6-vAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

"A IL. persons having claims against the Estate of
"a Saauel Carter, deceased are hereby requested 10
bring them forward with proper Authorization, AZ
wish TO make neeessafy arsDge 10 discharge said
claims All persoDs who are indebted 10 said Estate
are hereby required 10 forwsrd and maks nav
ment without delay. EDWARD A. CARTER,
Ex'f Of Samuel Carter, deceased.
Oct ~. 50-4,r
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Oct. 20.

NORTH BLENHlEM FOR SALE-The subscri
Der having more land than he has hsnds to cult
yae 10 advantage, offers at private eae, This valuable
Estate, in Alternate County, containing by recept
survey nine hundred and acrss OF which about
i've hundred are cleared, and the balance in woods
Inc Improvements are extensive and valusble and
the coil is admirably adapted the culture of tobacco
wheat snd clover II hes also the rare combination of
other advantages, in being situated within The immedi-
ate neshborhood Of The University, in a very healthy
ehmate' convenient to navigation; end last though not
least, surrounded By society inferior to none in the
State. "
The terms Of sale will be accommodating and liberal
credit Afforded The purchaser, by giving bonds with
good security and deed Of trust the land to secure
The payments; II desirable this estate will be d-
vided into two equal paris.
Persons who may be disposed 10 putchase, will ap.
ply TO the subscriber, residing or the premises.
EDWIN o. GOODWIN
North Blenhiem. Oct 49, 5O-2d
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otthe last viii end Testament of
Oct o dds DANIEL GRINNAy Jac.as.a

q SHiCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALETh-
~ subscriber is empowered by deed Of trnst from
Judge Ray aud others, OF record in the ofc. of The
clerk Of Henrco county, to SELL and he now ors r..
sale the estate called Ash6ed, containing abon, nn
hundred aud thirty acres situated on Chickshominv IN
me county oil Henrco, about seven miles trom The
city OF Richmond. ~ ''o
ne esaie consists Of two parcels: the INNER sen.r,t
ed from the lower by slip OF land about tour bupdrsd
yA1s VIDE; The upper parcel contains about 400 and
the lower about 500 acres ''0' 'nu
on the upper parcel there is an excellent brick dve
ing house, 81 by 80 feet having six large and tsyo
sinah rooms aud four large closets The house was
ou ABOUT The year 1914 and il said to be az good a anu
III 'ne county. The s,ore-room aud gardner,s hans.
are also OF DICK The other houses kitchen servarts,
apartments stables, and corn-house &c are of wood
ABOUT one-thifd OF this tract is as am told VIA, 10
CARED mud land, 40 40 acres of which are ciear.d
and In meadow, which may with little trouble he kn,
constantly irrigated 20 A'P
On the lower tract containing about 500 acres bsrs
&C but no dwelling bouse but thai intend
go 'ot he oVerseer. IL has good scjte for dueiI;n
mouse near an excellent spring and n most sbundant
supply OF hre wood. There is also an orchard IN q,
~ isTepresented, that OF this tract between ono snd
TWO bunofed acres are mud land, that NAV be rssIv
tha' are equal to any land on Chcksbonin
Inc District oil country in which these lands are III,
JARED Is Said 10 be very healthy, and entirely exemot
from ague and fever. 'P'
On having the purchase money and the inter.s,
ibereoI payable sem-sDnually, satisfactorily sscnrsd
.netai credit VIII be given 10 the purchaser
ne parcels will be sold sepata,ey If the purcba,s,
'"I I.'' 30 oesire' ROBERT STANARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

81 foK SALE-C0rn.tfedi, and Ground PIaster.-
r. The public is respectfully informed, that we shall
IN iuture keep constant suppyof both articles always
IN readiness Tor delivery p. HAXALk s. CO.
Oct' 10. - w-w4w
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By the G,penor Of the Commonwealth of Ysrrtn,a
a PROCLAMATIOM

NAHEREASa vacancy hath oce urred in he Repr.s-
w ena'ion from this s a,e In the Congress OF n.
States, by the ,esgna,ion OF Philip p. Barbour, E.s a
member OF the House of Representatives OF the United
States for the Esric composed OF the Counties Of o..
range. Madison. Lou'a and Sposylv ana; John Floyd
Governor ~ the Common wealth OF Virginia. have there
fore thought proper, with the advice Of the Council OF
State to require the Sher the several Counties COM
posing the said District to election 10 he held
on their respective Court days in the month Of Novem
Der next for suitable person 10 fill said vacancy
Given under my hand es Governor, aud under
lSeal1 the Sal Of the Common we aih at Richmond
this 23d day of October 1880.
oct 20. i9-wiw John Floyd.
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VAJL.gJAABLE cHlcKAH0MlNY LAND FOR

VALUABLE CHlCKAHOMlNY LAND FOR
SALE The subscriber Tishesto sell her tract Of
,Shu lyng on the Chickahominy and in she county of
Hsnrco situated 10 an agreeable neighbourhood; about
IL miles distance from Richmond. The tact con
,S'n' 1877 IL acres 200 Of which are low grounds:
ng' P9ru9n o. which IS uncommonly fertile. The
whole is thoroughly dilebed, and exempt from inupda
ton. Indeed, heir high situation aud freedom tom
water, render them uncommonly valuable. Abont 40
acres Of the low grounds are sill unclesrsd and III
believed inferior 10 point Of friiy to no land in the
state About 70 acres Of the cleared land arc in .es
dow Of letdserass, The usual product Of which il 5000
pounds to the acre The high land il generally GOOD
and some Of il IL very highly improved. On n ,bers
hne orchard Of the most delicious FRUIT embrscing
evrry variety OF Apples Pe0,s Peaches and Cherries
Dwelling House, with six rooms-sn Overseer's
iou's and all oher out-houses aud sppurtenances e
sehtial to the convenience Of family The above
ra.t will be offered for sale privately until MONDAY IN,
z9h OF November ensuing, upoo which day. (l not
previously disposed of) it will be exposed 10 public
salej Ia hon Of the Eage Hotel in The Civ Of Rich.
memo, At ~ o'clock, a. NJ. The terms will be accom-
monsing SOD those DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited
20 cail on ne Subsefiber reing on the above Tract
near me New Bridge, and 10 the vicinity Of Major
hoGlub9 Cntis'lan TABlTHA X. MoRAE.
VIC" y 42-2twn
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Oct 26

A OIICE-A petition will be presented to the nsxt
Legislature OF Virginia, praying the passage of
Law, compelling theCeTks Of the County Courts Of
This Commonwealth, to reside within quarter Of q
mile Of the Courthouse and within the county in which
hey fhall be compelled 10 live. THE grievances re-.
,ulung from the want OF such law will be then and
here shewn. Oct ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

q ~ ANlNG wish to sell my Farm, in tie upper
IA "a end OF Monte omery county, Va, take this me.
hod OF making it known to the public, the Farm
contains about thousand Of land, OF which
there about 800 acres in cultivaon say about thirty
acres OF very fine meadow land large double Bar n
and Orchards OF Apple and Peach Trees. Also good
Spring as any in the State of Va This land is as
level IA any Tract in the County, and fit for
Ii is that beautiful Tract Of Land lying on the main
road, leading on from Baltimore, Richmond Va, 10
Abingdon, Knoxville Sc, aud adjoining the town of
Ne~befn, on the North West side OF said village and
nearly all in sight OF said village Also will! sell my
House aud Lots in Newbern, with nearly one hundred
acres attached 10 said Lois The House is large and
commodious, with 10 rooms, and part used for Store
large and elegant frame Stable. and other Houses, all
in complete order, Tor Store and Tavern The Tract
OF Lind is generally known by the name of the
" Newbern Farm" | will sell this property at very
lair price, taking the times into consideration ANY
gentleman wishing to purchase such property will ap
ply TO HENRY HANCE, the owner, at Newbsrn
Virginia Sept. g. 31-2am3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

FHNRUST SALE.-Pursuant to a deed in trust exc
ID cuted TO the subscriber by VIM. Man, the - day
Of, 1873 & recorded in the County Cour; of Pc " ha
tam the 2lst of Sept 1920 for the purpose of securing
TO Joseph McDearmon, Ex'or. OF James McDearmon
certain debts therein menionsd / shall proceed on
Wednesday, the 18th of November next at Powhatan
Courthouse, Chat being day. SELL TO the SIGH
est bidder J0,U hundred and seventeen acres of land
lying in the fork OF the South and North branch of Fine
Creek, about five miles North of Powhatan Courthouse
thirty miles from Richmond, and in few miles of James
River This tract of laad possesses many advantages
situated as ii is, in ahghy respectable neighbourhood
1t is wel-adapted 10 the culture of corn wheat and to-
bacco-hos large portion in creek bottom, with conve
nent improvements for the accommodation of family
and securing crops Persons wishing view the land
will apply TO the subscriber the place The atten
ton OF the public is frequently directed sales of this
description, which fail TO take place from various causes
but IT is confidently believed the SALE in this case will
be effected at the time and place specified.
IERMS-One-fou will be required the first of
June next, two equal annual payments for the balance
Bonds with approved security will be required from the
purchaser, together with deed upon the property The
subscriber, trustees will convey such right and title
as is vested in him. WIN. A. COOKE Trustee
Oct To- 46-w4w
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TREATY WITH THE CHOcT4y LvDLANS

An extract will he found in to-dav's paper from the
Green County Gazsus, publ'hed at Erie, Gaia Eiyinr
The outlines OF treaty lately concluded beiwsen the
y States add the ChVcaw tribe OF Iniisns; which W,
suspect, will be pleasing alike 10 those whoye sympa
this' are enlisted IN behalf Of ibis hitherto nlortuuas
people and those who glory in the prosperity and tran
guilty OF eur country. We pre,ume that ihs ludisns
WIZ receive pretty lair price for their lands and ay
preferable will be their condition, when they shall have
been comfortably situated. by The general government
wbere they shall no mors be annoyed by the intrusion
OF The white man. Every act of Cen Jackson's all.
ninstraticn, gives TO his rifnds additional assurances of
his dsvotsdness to bis country, and his cause
and 10 biz enemies the henTiTendng that CON
uson and despair await them. Ist no longer be ssd
the Cboe.ws will he swndled by this ,restv--tbst
tVacieUs and dshones agents will pocket the fund a
Propriated for their ansorati3n. Gen. Jatk,on watch
80 over his red children with parents anxious eve
ana VIII see Ibis treaty fulfilled, eUeTy jot and ifi,
Instruments Tor sgficulure and domestic industry will
pc supplied. Semnsries Of learning instituted and
Churches erec'e ed and rom Wild savage and
tribe, the Cboctaws win become an indnstrious nteIl
gent ana praying Poople. II T. wofss than rnsdness
r the Creeks or Cberokess, 10 resist what must
ably be heir late Nature has erected barrier be
tween The White man and the Indian end they cannot
live together The religion, lawa habits manners and
customs all proclaim shat the must be superior 10
snd govern the o her long they reside oeefber
within the s4me territorial Limits Georgia has already
extended Der lave over The Creek; aud the next IL
sture Of this state II they wish to further the cause Of
humaniy, and the Views Of their Presdeoi ntst do go
! 100 Inc general government esnnei prevent tbiS,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

nv Dlsf LAND FOR SALE.
AAlLb be offered Tor sale a, Hickmsn's T,v.,,
w near the premises, on Tuesday, the 2sd OF No.
V9mDer next II is, il not the next fair day thee
alter, that valuable tract Of isnd, known ss Tfusbea,
Nng 10 Greenhrier county, the waters of Meado,y
hiVer and Seweil Creek, containing 114O acres The
greater part OF which is bottom land unrIsared and IF
me hfsl qnsli'y. 1h' land lies about % miles west
from Lewisbufg aud 80 rom the White SULPHUR Sa,,os
The Turnpike road, from the mouth of DunIsn,s Get
70 me SAT- works on the Kenawbs, passes directly
through H. II Is admirably adapted for grains and y,ss.
es The fuaiion on the Turnpike will ,a,rd s.sd,,
Tavern. ''"u 'o'
The land will be sold in body or in convsne,, ,o,.
TO ,u purchasers The terms viii be ons.tbi,d sash
ana the remainder 10 one and two yesr. Or N tbo,s
wishing to purchase, much prefer it, third cab 80
s 10 one, two and three years. with deed
., ues' 10 elmer case TO secure the payment One or
al Of us will be at Ffaysers Tavern Gewi.burS ,s
OF WE'VE day' before the sso, and should not object "a
time, may be addressed 10 '""
Jesse ,6E s. ARMISTEAD, Buckingham C. n.
JOHN u TINSLEY, or } -
GEORGE W. TINsLEY, POwha'sO C. II.
@ 44-ias
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NOTICE.
"A PPLiCATiON will be made to the Legislature,
"a at ls next session, for ns TO be mado TO
he law concerning the Manchester Turnpike road.
oc'. 70 4S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

~ OIlCE.-PersODs indebted TO the fiTU, nj R.I. 4.
Cochran, are requested to forward ard settle
their accounts. ' 'e"'o
heysre DESTROYS OF closing their business ss ,a,lv
as pos.pe aud 10 hoped this notice will meet the i,o
mediate attention Of those concerned. Juv n. aa's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

rIhe Egyptians erected statue TO Mormon holding
hand which, as the shone upon it, emitted Ssica
sounds.
Memnon was the son of Aurora aud Tiibonas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-26
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Nv rs stolen from the subscriber. about the frst of
w October last, my SEINE BOAT, about IS feet
long, carrying four oars Her seats are kueed and Il.
ve'ted through the bends; nearly new; built of muiber.
~, white oak, and cedar timber; her bottom and sides
OF Northern pine; also the top of her stern was knock.
ed OF by a vessel running foul of her.
have been informed that che was seen in tow of a
schooner OFT lHdlan Head, going down the river; and
also that she was seen at Johnson's spring ohov, ,hs
Fort. on shore. l have reason to believe that sLe i,
either above the Fort or below the Indian Head, At
some Of the Wood Landings, AS she is we'll calculated
for that purpose, drawing but a small draft Of water. I
will Give BIS for the thief or thieves, and IS for deli.
vering said boat tome, at the mouth of Pomonkey
Creek HORATIO III WARD.
Pomonkey. Locust Hill, Charles county, Md
March 90, l830-march 26-2aw2wGwtf