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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

yDLCTUReoF THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION. |

NBlCl RcOt HE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
u The subscriber proposes TO publish in superb cop
per.plate Engraving, the picture which he has Jus.
completed, OF the pirginid CONGESTION, exhibiting a
perspective view OF the interior Of the Legislative Hail.
with all the members in their seats. The picture has
been wrought with infinite palms. and attention TO iie-
NY OF the likenesses, and contains just hundred
por'raits-all OF which have heen carefully painted
tr IN life.
The Engraving will be Of a very large size, 1888 BY
70 'nches,) and published in the form of Trnmbulls
P'int OF the Sgners of the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, with complete explanatory Key accompany.
ing each Print, neatly engraved giving the names OF
all the members, and the districts which they repre-
sent.
1t is hoped that persons wishing to obtain the ear.
hest impressions ren the plate, and have them deliver.
ed at their residence will feel disposed to add their
names to the list Of subscribers for the prints
encouraging the art-t TO proceed with this very ex-
pensve publication. which will depend entirely on
the encouragement whchmay be offered by subscrip.
The price of the Engraving to Subscribers, will be
Sl2 each, payable at the time Of delivery.
Persons DESTROYS OF subscribing to The above work,
are requested 10 transmit their Subscribers
IN letter, post paid, directed 10 Geo CIttiu, Rich
mond, Ptrginia. stating therein their place OF resi-
dence, and the number of copies they desire.
The Prints will be delivered to Subscribers, living
in the State Of Virginia. at their residences; but Sub.
scribers living out Of the State must designate the
place of their residence and lace for the live
ryoi Their Prns in the State OF Virginia or in the CT
ty OF Washing, n-Charleston-New Orieaps-Savan.
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore- Philadelphia
New fork-or Boston; in either OF which places
The subscriber will engage to deliver them. according
TO directions. GEO CATLIN
Richmond, -4prii 1890
We, the Subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr.. Catn, during its pro
eress, and being enabled TO judge nj the fidelity of the
likenesses, do not hesitate recomnen the work 1,
the public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
J. A. CHEVALLIE,
w. F. PENDLETON,
THOS. RICHIE
April6 Il1-St
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Oh sDn REWARD will give the above reward
ID eDO for The apprehension and delivery 10 me OF
my negro man Martin who permitted last Christ.
witt his wife living at Mr. WIN. Caiborne's Of
the Piping Tree in King William county, and has me-
YER returned TO me since. He was purchased by me,
from Mr.. Claiborne about " months ago; and IT, not
probably, now 10 the neighborbo ID OF the Piping r.
IN the City o. Richmond, where he has connect ons
TO any person who viii take him up and lodge him In
any Jail. 90 that get him again, will give The re.
ward Of SIS; or II brought TO me. as above sfoned
the reward Of $50.
Martin i' stout, well-set, and very black man, o
about p years Of age; has rough skin, proeciin :
forehead heavy brow, and very white teeth; and is
probably, about II. inches high
BEVERLY RANDOLPH,
March 10. I0q-w5w Of The Civ Of Richnnnnd
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FHNHE Celebrated Horse MARGON-will stand
W the ensuing season At my stable two miles from
The town Of Halifax and will render service thirty
dollars the ssason payable at ts expiration, which may
he Discharged by twenty-five cah. Forty.fve dollars
TO ensure, payable when the fact is ascertsned the
property changed. One dollar 10 The Groom The
season will commence the ls Of February aud eud lOh
July.
Good paurage gratis and grain fed ut 25 cents
per Gay when required, every attention shall be given
to prevent accidents escapes bu no responsibility for
either MARION is a beautiful dark bay, black name
and leg' full five feet two and three quarters inches
high, now nine years Old in good order, sc. He was
gotby old Sir Archie, bis dam by Citizen his grandam
Ivy Alderman, his great grandsm by Roebuek. HE e.
z &. dam by Hefod, HE z. e. z. e. dam by Partner,
&c. MARION was run at Laurenceville against Sir
Henry aud won the Jockey Club with ease; he travel
led 10 New Market, and there won the Jockey Club
beating Beisey Richards and o'hers.
BENJAMIN s. LONG
Anril G. IL 10,
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CHARLES i. WINGFGELD, VI. $. c
Nrrch 2} Holds hs deputy.

A TEACHER WANTED "A young Lady, well
IA qualified 10 instruct the following branches Of 20
lite heraiure-viz: the various branches of common
Eugl Education. Rhe,ofick. Drawing, Painting, Mu-
sic and Needle workdnd French would be desirabe;
will meet with employment by Addressing letter 20
w. NJ. Yates Saunton Va) None other need apply
hut who can produce the r,ot satisfactory esmo.
mails Of chi.actcr and qualifications for of THE de-
scipiion, the most liberal wages will be given. The
terms can be known by applying TO Bishop Moore, or
Rev Mr.. Kerr, Richmond.
March %. 110-St
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ERoLLINGBRoOK HOTEL, STOCK, FURNl.
ND TURE, NEGROES, &r.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust executed by John Nibo to the subscribers Tor
purposes therein set FORTH and of record in the Clerks
Office oil the Hastings Court of Petersburg,
WiN be Sold at AUCTION
On Monday, THE 18TH OF APRIL NEXT, commenc.
ing at 10 O'clock and continuing from Ay to day till all
is sold-tha following Properly, to wit:
l6 shares of Stock in the Boingbrook Hotel.
10 do Acqueduct Company.
OF which Garden, and is net surpassed Ivy any Gar
den in Virginia. Ii il well laid out and in fine Or
der having great variety Of choice Fruit Trees uch
as Cherries, Pumbs. Srawberres Rdspberrie. Peach.
es, Grapes, Apples, Figs &c each in great abundance
and would he great acquisition TO any person keeping
a House OF Entertainments
10 ieet OF Ground in the of Messrs Mordscai s,
Myers
The Stable in the rear of Messrs Boswells g. Brown.
lev.
The uneypired lease of the Three Tenements oppo.
cite The Bollingbrook Hotel having three years 10 run
from the Let September next Attached to of the
Ienements is first rate Bakery, in full and com.
pIete OPERATION with the custom of the greater part OF
the town for its support. fine opportunity i. here
OIL red TO any person qualified 10 engage in business
CT this kind.
The whole of the stock Of Furniture now in the Boil
lngbrcok Hotel embracing every article necessary
such an establishments all ofwhich il OF the hest quail.
w. and nearly good having been in use LEES
than IS months.
Negroes. 10 witt Mary. Betsy and her child. Phil
lis Toby ard ADAM all Of whom under good char.
&C er aHd are hrst rate house sefvants.
The stock OF Horses, Cove, and Hogs
The Bollingbrook Hotel is so well known, that the
lrusiees deem ii unnecessary to enlarge uron s adj
vaniages az \ House OF Pablo Entertainments. II was
built IN lS2S IL large airy and very convenient house
having Baths attached TO end of it, and IL elegantly
furnished from the cellar 10 The garrett. The Stables
belonging to the Establishment large and convent.
ent Taking the whole together il is surpassed per.
haps by none in the U. States Any person disposed to
engage in bu.iness Of the kind, would do well TO at
tend the sale, purchase the Furniture, and lease the
establishment
There will be no posponement account Of the
weather.
The sal, will commence with the Furniture
Terms at sale, which will be liberal to any person
wishing TO purchase largely
w RATR RGSr pYe s6Y Trustees.
Sale conducted by WIN. PANNILL, Auct.
~ The Hotel will be kept open by MIR Nlblo in II.
usual style, till after the sale and The oil friend. of The
establishment will find accommodation there as here.
tofore.
April 6. II4-Ms
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a DMiNISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Thursday, the
IA 18th day of April, at ~ O'clock will be sold, on
the premises, all the household and kitchen furniture
farming utensils, horses cows sheep, hogs Sc &c &C.
belonging TO the estate of the late JededIah Leeds dec
Terms-For all sums under $2O cash, that sum
six months credit with bond and approved security.
At the same time and place, the farm will be rented
for year. JNO. WIGHT, Adm'or
April 3. II3-4t
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
a NOTION cloths and yarns of superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishment are offered for
sale, wholesale retail at the Proprieors Office ION the
street leading to Shock Warehousc at moderate prices
They do not wish make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; not having found il suitable 20 their pur
Poses but are still prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. 3-G CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
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WTERY VALUABLE ESTATE.-The subscribers
wish TO sell 1896 of land on Banster River,
in the County OF Halifax, 99j Of which first rate
low grounds belonging the estate Of Edmund Irby dec.
said to be the most valuable plantation on the river. We
will sell the entire tract in parcels fourth In
cash, the other three -ours and years credit
with approved security. The title shall be perfectly sa
tsfactory Application TO either Of will be attended
topuncually.
LEW. JONES, Administrators o
WA u IOUNcON ( Tdr,,d Irbv dec
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RICHMOND RACES,

Il IN
ny 4'h Tuesday in thi. month, and continue days
LIST Day-Two Sweepstakes for years old colts and
6llies
Is, Stake, J. M. Selden enters the produce Of Br.
Mare, Try, by Sir Charles.
'Jpo Minge, produce Of Bet Bounce, by Sir Archy.
j. NJ. Rots, the produce Of Wild Cat, by Sir Charles.
J. J. Harrison, produce of Kate. by Arab.
| VIM. Wynn, the produce Of Thos. Graves Bedford
Mare, by Sir Archy.
Richard Samson, the produce of his grey Mare, by
Sir Charles
I'd Race-lst Day-A Post-sweepstake for years
old coils and illies
| Subscribers.-Isham Pickett, b Moody, j. NJ. Sell
den, Richard Adams Jas. J. Harrison, Thos. Watson
I'd Days Race--Propretor's Purse, lie heats
$500. On this day match will be run Of mile heats
for $500 aside beweee Mr.. Garth's Mare, by Sir Will
liam, and Mr.. Coswelrs Horse, by Sir Charles. This
match made alter Race they run last Fall, when
the Mare was the winner.
3D. Days Race-Jockey Club Purse, mile heats
for $1,000.
| 4th Day-Annual Post-stake, mile heats for $3.50
colts and iies, mile heats-enrance $780, half forfeit
4 subscribers and closed.
Srbscri6ers.-H Hector Davis enters sister to Sally
Hornet.
G. NJ. Guy enters s. F., the property of VIM, II
Roane. by Sir Charles.
J. NJ. Seden enters b. F. by Sir Charles, out of
| Director Mare.
WIN. r. johnson enters b. F. by Sir Archy on, o.
Coquette.
The Subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
will he prepared TO entertain as heretofore.
! April 2. 1l3-td J. Nj. SELDEN.
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A oHnREWARD. Runaway on the 23d uit Frank,
- oDV (calls himself Frank Hickman;) he ha, on
fs right hand the third finger recent burn not en-
tirely healed when he le he generally frock
coat but took OF all his clothes. He is about 80 wears
old rather low, thickset with Thick projecting un
der-lip and sulen appearances he IL good cook and
has been solely employed at that business for some
years. Tbs above reward will be siyen fdelivcred 10
he subscriber in Washington city, or twenty-five dol.
lars il secured in any jail so that get him again.
T. r. TEMpIE
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April G..

ITENRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
4 TATE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber and John Bullock by James Powell
to secure the payment of rtan debt therein men.
toned, 10 the late William Gait Of the City Of Rich
mond, which deed bears date on the I9.h day of Mo-
vember 1870 and il Of record in the county court OF
Amherst, the subscriber will, the 17h day OF N.Y.
lS3o, on the premises sell by way Of public auction,
Tor ready money, certain tract, parcel of land. ly
ing and being in the county Of Amherst the Court
House OF said county, on the waters of Trbulaon
Creek containing 500 acres more, less (t being the
same tract OF land, which the said James Powell
Gently reslded) or such portion Their, OF may be
cessary TO effect the unsa,sed purposes OF said deed
OF trust and defray the charges Of sale.
Acting as Trustee, 'hs subscriber will convey 70 the
purchaser, or purchasers, the title vested in him by vr-
tue Of said deed Of Trust, and none other.
DAVID S. GARLAND, Trustee.
April 6. II4-St
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INVALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
V AUCTION.-On "wednesday, the 18th Of May
next at 10 o'clock, will be sold, under the
OF OTIs, DUNLOP, s Co. at their auction rooms. our
entire stock OF DRY GOODS, amounting TO upwards
OF 100000, comprising the most general and valuable
assortment ever offered in this place. TIE sale will be
without reserve. Terms AID months credit for ap-
proved 'gotiabe notes. We shall for six weeks con
tinue TO o'r stock at private sale a. very reduced
prices, aud invite those wanting bargains 10 give
us call KYLE & COCHRAN.
April 2. lI3-n
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AIOTlCE.-in pursuance to order Of the County
Court OF Buckingham, will he sold for cash to pay
Jail fees at Buckingham Court House. on the second
Monday in April next. that being Court day, negro
man who calls himself John Hatten. and SAYS h. is
free man; WHEN he first committed to Jail he
sad he from King & Queen County and now &C.
kno"leGges that I've il not from that County, but won't
tell where he il from.
DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
March IL l0T-lm of Buckingham County.
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81 NOR SALE, Tin Plate in boxes
Il Braziers Copper
Eng sh Patent Shot
German OZnaburgs
Liverpool filled Sacks of Salt
English White Lead
Sd Wrought Nails
Madeira and Port Wine
Pale Ale and Brown Stout
Wine and Porter Bottles
Earhern Ware, assorted, in Crates. by
c. s. a. WARWICK.
NJ arch 30. l2-S,s
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Hg ANYWAY, or otherwise disappeared, from the
~ Ia Plantation of Mrs Jane Johnson, in Fairfield
District, South Carolina, anegro man named a NTHo.
NY, belonging to the Subscriber living in said Dis
trict Anthony disappeared about the last of Decem-
Der, 1929. He il about feet, or 10 inches high,
com lexon some what light, we'll made, smart and
tive. He brought from Virginia. or North Caro-
lima, about four years ago. ny Mr.. James Vaughn, who
cold him Mr. Still OF this District. He owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind and in low order,
which he rode off, and it is supposed he had 30 or
S25 dollars in money. Ii is also supposed that he
read, and may, perhaps, endeavor to pass himself
free liberal reward will he given by the Subscri-
Der for the apprehension of said slave and notice
thereof nv letter addressed to him al Winnsborough
Fairfield District, South Carolina. WIN. AIKEN.
W'nn sborough, s c. Feb. IS. 99-3m
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Il Wi ION fARN.-PUghnid- CHtOn Factory
" situated IL miles below Charlottesville, on tn e
mail stage roa leading from that place TO Richmond.
The prophet rs have hitherto orbornc to solicit pub
lie attention to this esabimsn mt, owing to the crcum-
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation being
so limited as TO be insufficient to supply the orders OF
those, with whose cIsom ii favored in the
The superior quality of the Yarn they conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested and proven by expe
rience and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery as TO justify the expectation that they
will he enabled TO keep stock hand, sufficient TO
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public patronage assurance,
that the article shall at all times be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms--Am orders d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office Fluvanna county,
(Va) shall be promptly attended o-and the Yarn de-
livered either at the esabishmcnt,-leposited in its
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose of
being conveyed by Wagons, on return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
tinaiion.
TIMBERLAKE s. ]. s. J. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan. 10. S6-tf
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IA OTICE.-Al persons indebted to the estate OF the
" late Jedcdiah Leeds, decd requested to call
and settle them without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, requested to present them pro-
perly. authenticated for payment TO
JOHN WIGHT, Adin'or.
With the will annexed of Jcdedah Leeds dec
April g. II3--2m
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HpEARL STREET HousE.-yys. IS Pearl street.

h .Ne1o York.-The above commodous ami well
known House. celebrated for the resort of Merchants
in general account Of its location in the very centre
OF the commercial part of the metropolis and it prox-
unity to all the principal public institutions ;ha wing
spirited owner, JOHN II. PETERS, Esq. who has spar.
ed no expcnce TO make II one OF the elegant spa
cious, and convenient establishment in this city) was
opened on Mondey 22d inst for the accommodation OF
the public, by the subscriber formerly OF Sykes' and
Of late years of the CdtskH Mountain House.
In addition 10 the numerous lodging rooms which
this House contained while in the tenancy of Mr..
Newton Hayes, several others, and also a very large
and SPLENDID reading room, which will much enhance
the pleasure OF lite patrons have been constructed The
House extends from Sc aud 50 Pearl street 81 and Sc
Water street, and will be furnished throughout
with entire aud appropriate furniture, combining
richness with comfort.
liberal regard for the ease and convenience of the
guests will the operations Of the subscriber
and regulate the department Of those he may engage
and he is determined that the accommodations and fare
shall be such aided by years Of experience his
part shall render the establishment equal to any other
in the City, and in every respect worthy of the pat
ronage OF his friends and the liberal public.
The subscriber returns his most grateful acknow-
Judgements TO his friends and the public for the very
laItering manner in which they have been pleased to
pa'ronize him at the Catski Mountain House, (Which
will he kept open as usual by the subscriber. during
the ensuing season. from the LIST June until te 18TH
Sept) and hopes by assiduous attention, to merit
tnuance OF the favor at the above establishment
March 30. ll2-St CHARLES III WEBB
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ENXCHANGE. NORFOLK VA.-S,,usiei on Man
n 4 Street, the most spacious and beautiful in the
whole Borough, and convenient all the Steam Beats &
Public Places whether OF pleasure or business. This
extensive Establishment has been enlarged and inn
proved. The furniture is and elegani, and the
Parours and Chambers furnished in The first style
The House under itS present arrangement is equal TO
any, and interior 10 none in the United States. The
Public Rooms, Chambers and Parlours for private fam
ilies, are Handsomely fitted up and well furnished.
a Reading Room and Letter Box for the Post or
fee, is also attached TO this establishment.
Stables and Carriage Honses with every appendage
necessary for the convenience Of the gentleman and
traveller
All the Stages will start from this House, and gen.
eral Office will he kept the premises, rom whence
the numerous stages for North and South will start
The co vcncncc, beauty, and accommodation Of this
establishment and the prtnse' are acknowledged TO
be superior 10 any in tho place. The proprietor pied
ges himself, that exer 'on his part shall he
ing, TO promote the comfort Of guests and visitArs-
Thankful for past favos, which he received while at
the norh the ubscfihrr confidently HOPES, bv unre-
mting attention, TO merit continuance Of public pa.
ttouagp. ID SAINT,
late Proprietor NJ Congress Hall, Phuodeiphia.
March %. Il0-St
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% The ENQUIRER is published ,wcca week generally
three times week during tho session of
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars per annu PAYABLE
advance Notes Of charcrcd banks onyl will
received Tho Editors will the safety of
uniting them by mail tho postage of all letters being paid by the
writers.
No paper will be discontinued the discretion OF the
El',orsl until all aIIearagcs have been paid up.
f W"sver VIII guarantee the payment nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS. -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
9 One square, OR LESS-First insertion rs
tinuancc, so cents.
No advertisement inserted has paid for
assumed by some person in this city, its
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ME ONSlEUR TONS0N will stand the ensuing sea-
lVH. son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His
son TO commence LIST February and terminate lst July
next will be let To at 50 dollars the season.
which may be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars
within the Mares can Re insured at 75 dol
lars. One dollar to the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation oil mares sent to this horse They will
he pastured gratis, well fed with grain if required -
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad weather.
One Of the subscribers will give his constant per-
sonal attention to in order that they may be
turned to their owners in good condition. We
be responsible Tor accidents escapes, but will use
every exertion TO prevent both
Monsieur Tonson is beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs main and tail. He
IL timely proportOned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and per-
Torrance is equal ii not superior, any horse the
continent His colts likely, and in high estma-
ton. THOMAS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. %. S9-2sw3m
Country Wing and Petersburg In,elligencer TO in
cert the above twice week for three months, and END
their accounts to Il. W and A. II.
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ANM 81 ID. KYLE * co. have the plea
w sure OF informing their friends in the country,
that their Spring assortment of Dry G0ods is almost
complete BY arrivals, very large supplies have
been received; to which will be added by each
sve packet throughout the season. such and fash
ionable articles as may be offered in the Northern
markets They respectfully invite the attention of
wholesale customers TO inspection of their present
stock and beg leave TO hem that they are not
only well Prcpared-but resolved to offer goods such
terms as cannot fail to please.
76 Mansion House, March 49, u0-6t
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AJAX PLANK.--We wish TO contract for 20 NJ
w ieet good white oak plank delivered at our Fac
toty.-PersOns that contracted with some time since
for platk, will please deliver the in one month
from this time shall not consider ourselves bound
by The contracts. J. & s COSBY.
March 26. lift
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& - = REWARD will be given Tor my negro
- % man CHARLES. who left the Subscriber
" lille in Richmond on the 18th October last.-He is
between 30 and 40 Years old, about feet high, light
complexion, quite intelligent, and has the back OF
one OF his hands, near his wrist remarkable scar oc.
casoned by the cut of saw across the hand He has
wife in Richmond, and is supposed to he lurking
thereabouts or in James City, where formerly resided.
The above reward will be given for his delivery TO
me in Franklin, Williamson county, Tennessee. the
sum oil $50 will be given for securing him in Jail, and
Information lodged with Mr.. b. b. Brown of Rich
mond. or James Semple. jr. of Williamsburg.
March &c. 1ll-St VIM F. PIERCE