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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

Ter acts lpon the brute iasEfel which d.ln.
CUISINES between supporter aad an opponent
which The former would have disdained.
hemopdts, In obedience to a call of Con
gress, the Postmaster General has reported the
number of Postmasiers, reformed out of Office
since the commencement of the present ad
mln'sirai'on, 10 be four hundred aud ninety.
one We have not seen the Renort itself j;
but, from the National Intelligence, we gather
the following curious fdci, which will show that.
from some cause or other, 1--WE will not saw IL
was IRON fear of the. consequences, though il
looks very much like ill., the Southern States
have escaped the visitation Of the Presidents
wrath, IN most remarkable degree 90 post.
masters have been removed in New uamp-
shire; State, by the way, which, iudpine
from the spaniel spirit she has displayed in her
late election. in licking the hand that had so
recently scourged her. deserves no compass.
sien In New YORK, l3l posiinasters have been
removed. In little Delaware 10 have been
removed. Whilst. per contra. only 8 have been
removed IN Virginia 4 in North Carolina
aud not one in Sonth Carolina /! We make no
comment on these singular circumstances.
u The Richmond Enquirer absolutely
sheds tears over the votes of Messts Smythe
and Craig OF Va. in favor OF the great road
from Buffalo 10 New Orleans ku NOT erp..
dien! Aud lid not the Enquirer it,elf sup.
mort Gen. Jacksons election on this very
ground, aud not because il believed him 10 lie
qualified TO I'LL the Presidential Office
II The X. Enquirer discovered coali.
ZION betseen he MassaGhuse Is Journal and
Nh Chlton-and a Maryland paper has dis.
covered a " bargain" between Mr. Chiffon and
Mr. Clay. The war-cry is nearly compIe,e
therefore. Intrigue aud management" will
soon be found out, and then the catalogue will
be completed.
~ The Washington Telegraph says, that
he comments of the Richmond Enquirer on the
dispute betwe The Telegraph aud the N Y
Courier are IN the " usually able manner of tina,
pr,ni.n This we take II, Is rather an equlyocal
compliment.
| H. The n York Evening Past, dstin.
| sushed tory supporter of Gen. Jackson, comes
out ipr John Mclean as next Pres ident. More
| in the IIpr,t. ,,,Le
| NJ We Recommend the letter OF Mr. Chill.
ton, in this mornings paper, to the .perusal of
the reader.
D. Mr.. Clay has declined an invitation OF
the citizens of Port Gibson (NississippD 10
partake ola public dinner IN that place.
| Rctrenchment all aback The resolution Of
! Mr.. McDuiiie, reducing the pay Of members Of
| Congress when they unnecessarily spin out The
sessions Of Congress beyond the Isl Of April.
has been rejecied-ayes 81, noes l22.-Thus
we 60
Emigrnnts TO Liberia.-Eighteen emigrants
| az OF whom are from Franklin county,) will
start this morning, for Norfolk, where they
will embark for Liberia. Some OF them stan
| much in need Of assistance, and will gladly
receive any contributions. either in money.
! clothes or other articles which may be bestowed
upon them. Any donations. may be lett at
this Office early this morning
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

yHyO Mr.. VIM. A. COOKE :-Yon will
take notice thai on the lth and 18th OF
May next. (Is30,) shall al the house of James
G. Norman, in the town Of Lynchburg take
the dispositions OF sundry Witnesses TO be read
as evidence 10 cause now depending in the
Superior Cour, of Chancery, holden a, Lynch
burg. in which you are plaintiff and myself aad
others are defendants.
NELSON CRAWFORD
EY'or ofDavid Crswfot5. :a.;c,
April {. s.waw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
HEW SONS OFFICE

HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg. April 9th, 1890
Drawn numbers in the Union Canal Lottery
Glass No 3. for 1880.
. 90 81, 80 IL SO % 4S I6
Nos. 80 AZ SO sold al" Fortunes Cottage
The Official LIST may be seen at
HEWSON'S OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

NvOriCE.-Ali persons having claims
~ gainst the estate ol Preston II. Garland
decreased, are requested ~ present them TO the
undersigned wibou, delay. properly auihen-
Icatad Tor payment, and those indebted 10 the
dpcedent are hereby notified, that immediate
pny ment is required the subscriber being
dssprous oil closing his administration M spec
dhy as possible.
BENJAMIN rAI.IAfEKRO,
Sheriff OF the county Of Am
hersl and ms such admin
isirator of Pres on II
Garland, dec
April 8. 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
April &

MY, I1n al HNu FUH'"'" ''
rewnid will he CIV n 10, his delivery TO the sub
scr,ber. living 10 Lynchhnfg, or Tar ms re''''
10 the place lac strayed rom .,
SIDNEY FLETCHER.
April 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

<DHE subscriber has just received from N
- York, aud on hand, finishing for sale. a,
his new establishment opposite the Western
Hotel, Lynchburg, great variety Of Home
and Travelling Carriages. consisting ofevery
kind used in this country, and sold on the most
reasonable terms-also. Carrysls made, in the
Northern style.
n. b. Alorders for carriages will be execu.
TED with pfomP'neta and despatch,
HARVEY BEACH.
April wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

NOTICE.-The Now Glasgow Races will
~ commence on the 18Th Aprii, and viii
continue three days. The first days purse, II
sweep stake, $50 entrance three entered
aud subscriptions closed. Second day, swea ..
stake, $50 entrance and subscription to be clos
ed the evening before the face. The third day
thu tolls ofihe three days, and Sl0 entrance |
subscription TO be closed the day before the
race The two last days are free Tor any horse :
j. S. PENDLETON, Proprietor.
April 5 tdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

Ter acts lpon the brute iasEfel which di.in.
CUISINES between supporter aad an opponenb
which The former would have disdained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

PRICES CURRENT
Corrected 1eekiy for he VugiHidn.
pRnDIIGE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

D. Mr.. Clay has declined an invitation OF
the citizens of Port Gibson (NlissssppD 10
partake ola public dinner IN that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

Rctrenchmeut all abaek The resolution Of
Mr.. McDuGie, reducing the pay Of members Of
Congress when they unnecessarily spin OUT The
sessions Of Congress beyond the Is, Of April.
has been rgecied-ayes 81, noes l22.-Tbus
we 60
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

W The Richmond Enquirer absolutely
sheds tears over the votes of Messrs Smvthe
and Craig OF Va in favor OF the great road
from Buffalo 10 New Orleans ka not erpe.
dtem Aud lid not the Enquirer it,efsup.
mort Gen. Jsckson's election on this very
ground, aud not because il believed him 10 l,e
qualified to fill the Presidential office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

IL The X. Enquirer discovered " COAL.
'on between he MasSaGhuse Is Journal and
Nh Ch'Iton-and Maryland paper has dis.
covereda 4" bargain between Mr. Chiffon and
Mr. Clay. Tue war-cry is nearly complete,
therefore " Intrigue aud management" will
soon be- found out, and then the catalogue will
be completed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

~ The Washington Telegraph saws. tina,
he comments of the Richmond Enquirer on the
dispute betwe. n The Telegraph aud the Y
Courier are III the " usually able manner of ,ha
pr,n,' This, we take II, . rather an eqnlyocal
compliment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29
POFTRY.


 = Fyoss ahe Ntso-Y YOrk Ane'Ic0R. ynvE AND REA N---AN AILEcoRY. d.. .:rb, when Love- ,'opprss5d with pain, Had,hrOwu aside his golden quiyer, G ,6od gone to coOl his thrObbing brain, To roam a while by ReaScn's river: &s Upon the bank of roses gay, .,i
 Which fringe the edge of ReaSOn's water, aA He saw cherub girl at play, v And knew the ro@p flor Reasons daughter "Come hither, hither, blooming child ee. Long have sought to have thee near me: S Let's roam among those roses wild I've not nOtmy bOw--you need nOtisar me-" As Love pronounced the maiden's name, s. From his bright wing he pluck'd feather Pleased with the profer'd toy she came,
 And hand in hand they roam'd together. AtIenetIl there rose tempest wild,
 Though Reason thought twas not unpleasing; But storms scarce felt by Reasons child, To gracile Love appear'd. oh freezing! "Now screen me from this icy air! My wings are ali too wet for flying! Oh, take me to that bosom fair 1''-
 Said Love to Reason, softly signing And nesting up to Reason's form, Spread his chiil wing on Reasons shoulder And this is why, as Lore gro,os acavzn,
 Reason, they say, gro'cs ai'Oays colder. The Zephyr now rode down the air, z And kissd the rain-drops from the crosses; And Love unbraided Reasons hair,
 And dried his wings with Reason's tresses. But both grew faint and weary soon- "Reason," said Love, "the choice is ours; Let's stay henea,h this silver moon. uste. And sleep tonight among the flowers" Reason replied, with dropping head, N And pausing meath weeping willow, They made soft carnation bed, r5sssst Aud plac'd rosebud for pillow. But, lest another storm might rise, a ofwhich they'd have too lt.le warning, One was to watch the charming skies, .-- And one to sleep, by turns, till morning. Thus each awhile in sumber lay; Each watch'd tie others couch of roses, And this is why they always say
 When LOoe a,Sakes, Reason reposes. a West Point. S8@ HARP OF THE ISLE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

Litchfeid, Aril @
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29
(.;NOTICE.

ID ERHAPS some of my friends may want -A work done in my line enough to induce them to call on me. The state of my health is such as renders it impracticable for me to occupy a shop in the viilage-I shall therefore cndeavor to attend to such work as may he wanted, at the dwelling house where I now reside, about S-gehs of a mile southwest 0fthe court house. Old tin and other articles will be repaired on shors notice. Casting, Braz- ing, &c. Copper, steel, and iron stamps and brands. Sign Painting and Gliding. Sheet iron and lead work of different kinds. Watch es and brass and wooden clocks repaired.
 All orders or work left with directions at the chair shop 0f Dfessrs. Sanfords', West street,) will be promptly attended to, and re- turned there when done. Any article neces- sary for the use .of my family will be received for work if paid down. 8a4s @A H
 sse 5S < s@ E. M'NEIL.
 Likchfefd. AavSl % g8sss. * as,E--.-s 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29
SPRING MILLINERY
 Fancy Goods.

MISS A. P. CABLE HAS just returned from New-York with HI general assortment of
 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, consisting of one entire case of FANCY HATS, among which are some of the new and elegant style of Satin Straw. both of the Cottage and French shape; also Silk, Satin. Navarino, Leghorn open-wOrk and split straw HATS and COTTAGE BONNETS, for ladies, misses. and children.-A general as- sortment of FLOWERS and RIBBONS of the latest style; thread and bobbinett Laces and Edgings; Swiss Muslins and variety of SILKS; also the changeabIe Silks for dresses; French Ginghams; Silk and Cotton Hosiery; Gloves and Mitts; Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs-all of which will be sold at mod crate prices. -"-.
 0The Lddies are respectfully ;nvited to caH and eramine for themselves.
 Litchteld, April IS, 1880 A
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
DIVIDENDS.
Bank of Smyrna,

Smyrna May g, 1880.
FANlE Directors Of the Bank Of smyrna, have
n this dsy declared dividend Tor the last
3 monih1, at the rate Of six per cent year
The same will by payable on or after the 18th
instant. And the Directors of the Commercial
Bank Of Delaware have made a dividend ol
stock Of iifly cents per share, which will be
paid TO the stockholders or their legal repre-
senlaiives, at Smyrna or Milford, Us the case
may be, any time after the 18th inst. by Order
$. III. HodsOn, Cashier.
M.s Ut.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
REGISTERS OFFICE.

MsiO-Castle County, Nay 7tt, 1880.
III Upon application of Penoiobe Ray, Execu
" trix ofJames Ray, late of White ClayCreea
Hundred, 10 the county Of New Castle, deceas
ed, it is ORDERED and directed by the Re.
gister, that the said Penelope Ray, Exc utr,
aforesaid, give notice Of the granting of the
Letters Teslameniary upon the estate Of said
deceased, with the date ofgraniing thereof b,
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date of said Letters Tesla
mentary in six of the most public places Of SAID
county, requiring all persons having demand,
against the deceased, 10 exhibit the same, Of
abide by an Act ofAssembly, of the State o.
Delaware, in such case made and provided,
aRd also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period, in the Delaware journal and
the Delaware Gazette, newspapers, published
At Wilmington, and to be continued in said
Newspapers for the space of six weeks.
>SSAAsiL, Given under the hand and Seal
MGNE ofofice ofthe Register aforesaid
S&A%< at Newcastle, in Newcastle
<yss4kES county aforesaid. the day and
T55TtsN year above written.
EVAN II. THOMAS, Res'r.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having on the 2lst day Of
April last Obtained Letters reslamen,ayy upon
the Estate Of James Ray, late Of White Cla,
Creek Hundred, In the County # New Castle
deceased, requests all persons Indebted 10 SAID
estate, to make immediate payment. and those
PERSONS having demands, to present the same
properly authenticated, on or before the 2lsI
day Of April next, ensuing, or abide by The
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro.
yided.
Penelope Ray, Er'rr.
By her Attorney in Fact, ENOCH ROBERTS
May 14--6w
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
5000 REWARD.

I'D ANAWAY from the subscriber, iiving near
IA 8ridgevie, Sussex county, state Of Della
ware on Saturday night, the 3ih Of May inst
twp negroes, one called WILLIAM, who is a.
bout twsnly-one years Of age, about five feet
eighl or uioe inches high, rather black, straight
and trim made. has rather sharp voice, and a
down look when spoken TO, no marks or scars
recollecied, took it'll him blue cloth coat, u
white fur hat, pair Of blue cashmere panta-
looms, and other clothing not recollected.
Also JACOB, about seventeen or eighteen
years Of age, about FIVE feet four or Ave inches
high, bis complexion rather light, has one tooth
out near his eye TOOTH his toe next to his largest
toe ia off at the FIRST joint, occasioned by drop
ping a stick Of wood on It He took away
with him, = wool hat and moss colsured kerr
sey jacket and other clothes The above re-
ward will be given for said negroes, il taken
UP and secured out Of the state Of Delaware, so
that get them, aud seventy-Hve dollars If AIKEN
and secured in this State. One halt ofthe above
rev rd viii be given for either of SAID negroes
iftAken up and secured SO that get them again.
Jesse Eccles.
May 21--4w
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
NO1r1OGo

A IL persons having claims upon the Estate
IA " ISAAC JONES, deceased, late of Bran.
dywiDe humid ed, state of Delaware, are re-
queS.ed to present their accounts legally altes.
ted, to Isaac r. Jones, AT the farms and all those
who may be indebted TO the said estate are
requiredto make payment, within six months,
from the date hereof.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
NYI)5rl0IHo
EE1ESysRSY MElEW1SSo


cLaie Of The Firm Hicks and Biandy,
I'D EsPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
IA the public generally. that he still contin.
ues the business al No. IO2, one door above
the former stand, The house recently occupied
by JANIS A. SrARKs, where he intends keeping
10 general assortment Of
FOREIGN II DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
In addition 10 his former stock he has Just
received a variety Of Goods suitable for the
present season, among which are The following
ARTICLES, Wa
Super blue, black, brown, green, olive 6 mixed
Cloths,
do do do do and drab Cassimeres
do do do do & scarlel Ladies Cloths
New style Marseiles, Velencia & Silk Vestings
White, brown aud striped Drllings,
A beautiful assortment Of English and French
Ginghams,
Black, green and white italian Grapes,
Canton and NaDkin do
Grape Delyon, Barroge and Batiste,
Bombazines, Bomhazetts & Norwich Cranes,
Blue and yellow Nankeens,
Blue and blsck Lastings and Prunellas.
Black Silk Camblet,
Italian Lustrings, gros de Maps Florences,
Sattins and Ssrsnetts,
Stripe and plaid Silks,
Mantua Satin gauze and belt Ribbons,
Superior Bags, bandanna and black silk Hdk'fs,
Ladies 4 gentlemens silk worsted & cot on Hose
New style Cravats and Crayal siifieners,
Irish Linens, long lawns aud linen Cambries,
6-S and 10.4 Table Linen,
Russia Diaper and Crash,
Painted Muslins. new style,
Waier'd and plain Chintzes,
Dark and light Calicoes, Dimities & Jacunetts,
Cambria and demi Cambria Muslins,
Figured and plain swiss book and null muslins,
Plain bobinets, thread and bobnet laces,
Lace and sanse Wells. ea
Grenadine and gauze scaris and ndk'f,
New style embossed Grape do.
Grape Shavls, and Al Merino Tibet and ,
Cashmer' do. and & ct Cotton Shawls.
a general assortment of Ladies & gentlemeas
Super gilt oat and vest Buttons,
Super shetland plated do
Lasting and plain woVe do
lSuspendes, Coat and Vest Moles,
Patent anddomestic thread, coioured & white.
Sewing cotton, Needles, Pins & fancy Boxes,
Umbrellas end Parasols,
Leghorn asd Manila Hats,
Canton Mating and Stacking Bottoms,
Flax and Tow Lineus, & as & 81 oil Cloths,
Together NTH general assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sucn as bleached and brown Shirtings and
Sheeiings, domestic PiAIds blue olive and drab
lPltisburg Cords, Checks, Stripes, Tickings, &c.
WIN new and handsome assortment Of Paper
Iangings and Bordering.
Just received about 500 lbs. best live reese
FEATHERS.
II. n. grateful for past favours, respectfully
solicits continuance OF the patronage so liner.
llybesioved on the firm, he assures the public
nothing on bis part shall be wanting to ensure
general satisfaction.
N. B.--R0BERT BL.4yvDY, has taken a
Store No. 339, corner of Market and Ninth
sis. Phila. where be will be happy 10 see and
lserye bis friends in the Dry Goods line on the
pOst reasonable terms, April 27--,f
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
SIleriH's Sales.
AZ vi,tae Of rrit Of rend erponas 10
;ac directed ril be exposed TO
Public Sale,

1OANC AN0AS1
AT he sea- vi Robert Eakin, wilmington
"a I Chr iiana Hundred, on Saturday, tire
6th hay Of June next, at two O'Clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, Ito wii;)
All that plantation or tract ofland situate 10 the
hundred sioresaid, and county Of New Castle,
bounded by lands now Of Richard Topham,
formerly Of Levi Statky, lands ls'e OF John
Warner, deceased. and Mary his wife, and by
lands lste Of William Robinson deceased, by
the Wilmington and Chriaiana Turnpike road
on the south, ard on The north by the Whining.
ton and Lancaster Turnpike road with large
and commo1ious story stone dwelling house,
made of The best materials and finished IN the
best manner, with plaza in fronts large stone
barn, with stsbling underneath, stone tenant
house, stone snring house, and other necessary
out buildings thereon erected, containing 46f
acres, be the same more or lesu; Agood prOpor-
iion Of which is well covered With timber This
farm islocated within half mile Of The Borough
of Wilmington, and within 81 miles OF the
Brandywine Cnalybeate Springs. The land is
10 high state of cultivation, and under good
cedar fence. The dwelling is situated on an
eminenee, commanding a prospective view Of
the uhTis,ana & Deaware riyeFs, add the Boz
rough Of wilmington, and fronting the main
pusl road from Philadelphia to baltimore; which
advantages render il = desirable situation to
any person wishing 10 realize some capital, or
retire to q country seat. Seized and taken in
execution aa the property Of Joseph Robinson,
deceased. si,t 10 be sold by
William Herdman, Shift.
New Caste, MAY IS, 1850.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
CORONER'S OFFICE.

TO hs Electors Of .Few Castle COUNTY =
FELLOW CITIZENS,
as zoe time Is approaching when you will
be called upon 10 select suitable ne rson IN Hi
the office Of CORONER, for he ensuing
term' beg leave TO offer myself to your con.
siteraiion, as a candidate for that Office.
pledging myselfto abide by any mode Of nomi.
nation that may be adopted by the Jaekson par-
~, at their annual County Meeting .-and should
! be so fortunate as to be your choice, can
only say, that my utmost exeriions shall be
used N the faithful discharge of the duties Of
'oe once With due respect, yours, 60.
Samuel RumfOrd, Jr.
March %, 1880.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
SherifGlty.
SNIlEDI1EiN. n9r5Ysa

10 the Electors of .Nep Castle Counfy.
FELLOW CITIZENs-Permit me TO submit
myself TO your consideration tor the Office oi
SHERIFF Of New Castle County, at the next
General Election. Should be the successful
candidate, pledge myself to discharge The tl,l.
ties OF the Office with fidelity and inpar,islitv,
and also pledge myself to acquiesce in, and
to support any mode Of nomination the Jackson
party may adopt, at their next annual meeting
Yours, Respectfully
Aaron Justis.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04

slAIEs!Els9. .EE'11lEM AZ 14EMn


SlaG1Hlss Y LIE 1E I6A AZ IEl I'll "
TO the Electors Of Aep- Castle COUNTY,
FELLOW CITIZENS
beg leave 10 Offer myselfto you as a candi.
date for the Office OF SHERIFF Of New Castle
County, and to solicit your sulffages and inliu.
enee at the Election in October next. should
I be my fortune 10 succeed, shall enter upon
the duties OF the Office, with some experience,
derived from the subordinate station OF Depuiy
Sheriff, and, trust, with a proper sense az
their Importance, and full determination "a
discharge them with faithful and Impartial
regard to the rights and interest of my fellow
citizens. As IN publishing this notice, it is
principally my intention 10 announce myself
as a candidate, shall not detsin you with pro
fessions which are too easily made to be reear.
ded as the proper test Of ability or sincerity.
but shall trust to my conduct as better ius-
thieation ofyour favour and support.
Marcus K. Capelle.
Wilnnfaufnu fs.k &c fuon
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
$50 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living
I6, shout FIVE miles below Newcastle, in this
county, black boy named PARK DENNIS
lie isabon, IS years Of age, about five feet, five
or six inches high, hick set, cross look and
thick lips, scar on his forehead oceasioned by
the kick Of horse, finger on one Of husbands
off at the first joint with nail on the end Of IL
bis left arm recently broker by cart runnins
.oyer.it. He had on when he went away an IL
drah eoloured cloth coat. grey trowsers, TO
white fur hat pretty well worn. lie is supposed
TO have gone to philadelphia or towards West.
Chester.
The above reward will be given for his APP
prehension, and ths securing him in any jail SO
that can get him again, together with repsoa
able charges II brought home.
Samuel M'Mullen.
May 21--3mp