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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

A few days SINCE We mentioned the particn,
lars of Revolution in the Dutehy OF Brnns-
wick, ian independent state IN Lover SaNony,)
and that the Duke had taken retngr IN England
The London Courier states TINT hls brother,
Prince William, has, with the concurrence of the
people al all ranks. assumed the sovereignty IN
his stead. There Is % abdcaton, however, on
the part ofihe runaway Duke.
Count lie par2 has arrived Of Paris from
spain, us nm extraordinary Courier Tie is
tho nearer vi the act at rrcoenlt on of Louis
Philip /. b. the Court nf Naaud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
RTCH.NOVD, FRTDaY. JON'E /
SCENES AT WASHINGTON.

The Proceedings at Washing on with ihs new.
wien we lay before our readers from Europe and from
south Am"rica) draw so fully upon columns, that
we have scarcely room This morning for The Sigh
remark.-Ihe events which have transpired in Con.
gre's, are deeply interesting Tn. President :. Mes.
sage concerning the opening Of the West India PERT
and the passage of the Bill by large msioriiy in the
RI. OF X, alter a confidential exhibition Of the paper.
on that subject, leave hopes of succe ssfI NJ.
go'iation The n. Intelligencer states indeed a, the
result OF IT'S iniormailn IN lat "the dis,atches
but little, il any hope Of any satisfactory arrangement
being efscted by our M'ni.te:" We shaIl see, Mons
However bright BE prospects might have bes,
at the last accounts they may he finally overcast. In
revising the previous terms Of the arrangement; in
giving the last touch 10 the bu iness in reducing bs
Treaty. itself 10 form, difficulties NAV suggest them
selves which all persons acqusned with the making II
bargains, can readily conceive We must calmly ava l.
therefore, the dcJlouemeHt.-ODe thing has alre adv
transpredof some nporiancs-Judging r. ON The pro
vi'ions Of the BILL which has passed both Houses, and
from the reply of Mr.. Cambrseng 10 Mr. Everct
touching the bill, we already how wanionlv and
eiaboately, and absurdy, the Instructions from The Ss-
crelary of State 10 Mr.. McLlne were misrgpresepted
by the laelIge ncer, and the affiliated Presses during
tie last Summer, and since.
The President has negaiived the Maysville Road Bill
and he has assigned The grounds Of his objections in
the eloquent and memorable Message, which we this
day lay before readers. We do not exactly agree
with all lie proprstions but We hail with plea ORE tie
defeat e the BILL which he has rejected and we hail
with gratitude, the spirit he displays in favor Of restor
ing lie true principles Of the Constitution. lie as.
simes the construction Of the Cons nlon set up by
the Old Republican Party n 179S "its true readin
in relation to the power under consdsraion" He
wishes to bring us back TO that reading, through the
agency Of tie peoDle-Fe protests directly against IN.
passage OF any bill for works Of Internal Improvement
which :" bears upoa the sovereignty Of the Sates with
IN whose limits their execution IL contemplated Il fu
Tsdef,on OF the territory which they may occupy, he
claimed az necessary 10 their presefvaicn and use -
lie disclsims, especially such work a. The Mavsyille
Road, being Of local no, general; Of a Stale not
national, ehaTacscr.--Ie objects, Oh The strongest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
@OYSl@Y4IT.


VEN f'IHREE DAYSLArER FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK, Msy 25-The packet shin Canad,
APT "rahan' arrived This forenoon from Liverpool
wheDceshe sailed IN the 23l uliimo.
By this arrival the editors of ia ,Commerc,I Advor
user have copous files OF London papers from the Sb n
'he Zls OF April inclusive, toge her with IvtrrooI N,
pers Of The 23d Our regular files from The Is; TO the n
nave not reached We, they were Of course nut ON
board OF the John Jsyhe packet of the last mentioned
day, which has not yet arrived.
Among the passengers in the Canada vvas I;e,,
r. W. Ogden. OF the u. s. Army, bearer of desoaIcbas
rom Mr. Wheaton, American Charge d'AHlires At tl,s
Court Of Denmark. " ~
Every thing is quiet in France, and the conni,;n,.
OF me dsres'es in England, are greatly subdued II not
entirely hush. d " o
Illness IF the Ring.-Thc King has been sevs,sr,
Il-h' attack being Of bill nature attic nded no
"Cour Circular" appears in The Courier Of tLe even.
ing Of the 2l't, a. follows;-
Oils msjesty's health has, we are barpv IN s,,,e
improved since the issuing Of the bulletin en- MonJav
me King passed good night on Monday night, aud
was better Yesterday"
On the 9Th Of April the Parliament adjourned owe,
10 the 10Th On the 5th. Lord Godericl, ave notice
that the 9Th Of May, he would move for nsners r
spec,iog the funded and unfunded debt
The motion Of MIR. r. Grant, for removing the cvi,
disabilities OF the jews, brought up in the Houss
OF Commons on the 5th Of April After a long debate
u was carried against tie Ministry by vote Of I5 10
w. The announcement was received with chesry and
bill wa Immediately introduced.
Leopold making preparations Tor his departure fl,
Greece. Dr. C. Nome, one Of The mos, eroioen, m .,
sicsn' OF Frankfort has received from his ROYAL Hgb
less very lhtteriDg autograph letter. inviting him o
accompany him, very advantageous terms 10 (;reere
az his domestic physician. The very learned DR.
a kirchner, Counsellor Of the Consslory and princi.
pa preacher at 81 Catberue's Church in frankfort
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

LdtstJrom palPayaiso BY Inc arrival of the Sui
fdna, Cap, Wade. at Boston, yesterday letters from
Valparaiso TO the 5h Of February have been receiy-
ell IN this city. We give extract:
"Our political troubles now look better end think
every thing will go we'll in a iew days The ex-
petition Ike Of in my last wentio Coquimbo and
took H. together with the Achilles, thu Chiin man of
war, the emily one they have which was lying there
The Cons iutonal party have decided superior-
~. Pfeto's officers daily deserving lie will pro-
baby be slot if caugh'."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
office IF The Philadelphia Gazette, Afay 90, 1873
A "a

BY the brig Olive, we learn, that on the 22J ult a
proclamation issued in Curacao, by Gen Arismen-
ia, stating that reDotion had tajen place in B0e0-
la against General Bolivar, headed by General Urda1e-
ta and that two regiment from Bovars advanced ar
my had crossed the lines at Cucuta aud joined the Ven-
ezuean army. This ne wa was not confirmed when the
olive sailed. Tie Congress OF Venezuela commenced
it, session at VenezueIa thc Doth April General
Psez left Valencia Oh the LIST, 10 Join the army.
vi. q. III. Books.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
ST. THOMAS.

BALTIMORE, May ~ The schooner Lapwing, ar
rived at this port yesterday from ST. Thomas, having
sailed on the Sh Instant. The ors of he yameriean
have received the ST. Thomas Times of the 9th OF Nav
which contains the following parsgraph
Since last the mail boa, fron LiGuayra has ar.
rived. She brings Intelligence of revolution having
aken place 10 B0gotd 10 favour Of the cause OF Venzue.
a al be head Of which was General Urdanetl hi,her.
70 staunch supporter Of General Bolivar. This news
s given IN address BY General Arsme ndi the in
habilants Of Caracas" [americGn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

consequence Of strong memorial from the Merchant.
OF ~ York in his favor, and other circumstances .sg
mined TO the President his wish Tor Noah il re-
nominated In consequence of Which, he tros re.
nominated. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

The i'dian Biz I'VE have no roou, Tor T. to-day; bu
our VI" see toi" our ~ paper how grossly
lis provisions have Seen exaggerated a,, ,atsye,essnt
ed by ounninz Poliiiciens.-- Not vord in IT, ahou,
(orce, diving 'H ihe oians, SC. s. And in ibis for.
nraIng spin viii II Ice ,uted by h President -
We have the srsigsst kuArau'ee OF this IA, tin nj,
me ini,rnla'ion We have received from Washing ,ot
ara etc mcmorsbIe display OF crtc riyiue when
ines IN" x~Ici'!nc Of power and the abuse
Of il in the Msysville road,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

Mr.. Randolph has been confirmed the ~ IntcIigen.
Ger says, without any formal opposion'-a private
letter says unanimously" II is said that he will sail
IN national vessel, in the month of June The " Po
litical Arena" says that This appointment Will il
took IT'S by suprize, is on the whole acceptable and will
be received by the people Of Virginia with feelings of
grdtfcaion"-Wc have doubt OF it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

VAN. n. PATTESON will. in future, On addi-
w ton to fhe counties Of Buckingham and Fluysn-
aa) reaulay attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
Of Prince Edward. Address-Buckingkam Courthouse.
May 2s. 6-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

by dHd IoHh ne ddCIce and consent on he Senatc
J,omu johnson to be Appraiser the po or
York. in the State Of NowYor, Abraham r. Lawrence
NOV ~ A'"'V"cc, re-
Thomas Lewis 10 be Receiver Of Moneys for the Dis,ric,
vice james Duncan, resigned. " SPP''
FINS Ewing to bo Register Office for the District nj
Lands subject at Lexington in tho state Of Nj W
j. 5. Fndlsy removed. III & ri 0o
James d. Thornton of New HAMPSHIRE has been So
coma Comptroller OF the Treasury, Isaac Hill fannon,
been confirmed by the Senate WV 'flf'o"' nus
by the Senate: '"'" 'o""'"o"
tct OF Lands subject TO sale Tn the State of Ohio in The
room oi James IL Hadnc who
cess OF the Senate, and rejected, Rush reaonI
Morgan Nevil 10 be Receiver of Public Moneys for e
OF Lands subject to sale at Cincinnati State of Ohio in c
room Moses Dawson who during the
oil the Senate aud rejected vice Andrew ioy re popcJ
Sheldon Clark 10 BIO Appraiser Of Goods for the por, c N
Orleans IN the State of Louisiana Abraham II nskoo,
moped ""' 'i' i"SA'oP, re
william s. Coo TO be Appraiser Of Goods Port of Nav
o III the sta'o Of New-fok vice Frederick Jonkn remooed
Ng,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
oFFlCIAL-ADDIrIONAL RETuRNs

.uT. JNoeh.-A Washington Correspondent Of the
Phil Inquirer that Mr.. Marks who had originally
voted against Mr. Noah, changed his opinion-snd in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

Extract Of aieet from respectable Liverpool dated ,ri
=. &, 1850. r.
packet ship Alexander makes freight, owing
Cana1a Tor the purpose of smugging'' ~
II partly by such that tho Custom Returns of i'm
ports were Iossencd last fourteen million doaf Phil on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

What an astonishing contrast, between the swecpina
Lighthouse Message Of Mr. Adams, and the NAYS
vlle Message OF Cen. Jackson The is the produce
ton OF Professor of Rheoricthe other of Statesman
From the wild opinions of the former, the Constitution
had every thing TO lcar rom the " Unitarian opinions
OF the other 1t has much to hope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
Estimated deficiency

Appropriations contained in bills that
have passed the Senate, and arc now
pending in tho House of Representa-
tivcs
Appropriations 10 bills that have passed
the House Of Representatives, and arc
now pending in the Senate
Appropriations in bills of the Senate that
have not as yet passed hat body
Appropriations in bills of tho House of
Representatives, still pending in that
House
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10

of THAI era. when, in the language of our venclar
ed countryman Duwno more. the great truth shall
be made manifest, {" that the mass Of mankind
were not born with saddles on their backs. or
favored few, booted and spnrred. ready to ride
them legitimateiy by the Grace Of God"
Wishing you. gentlemen, successful issue to
your deliberations. have the honor TO be. Sc.
JOHN Floyd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10
ALEXANDRIA, ID. {.
FRln-.Y B0RNfsG, DEC. 10. 1870.

The Genera; Assembly Of Virginia met N
Richmond last Monday. All the old officer:
we're re- elected in The Senat,-iiolt. Speaker.
Hansfolt. Clerk. lnsthc House, Linn Banks
was elected Speaker, after two or three ballot
ings-opposed by Mason, of Frederick. ard Gil
mer. Of Albermarle.
There are an unusual number Of contested cleo
tons. which. we presume. will be taken up in
mndatev Gov. BARBOUR has taken his sea, as
the Delegate from Orange.
Richmond. we learn, is crowded with strau
GERS. and every thing there begins to look gay
and lively. There are great many new mem
bers OF lie Legislature.
We publish. ia this mornings Gazette, the
Message OF the Governor-a documen. which is
worth attention. Il is strong State Right and
Anti Tariff paper. and almost too orthodox even
for Virginia politics.
The ostr0cism Of Judge SMITH. BY the Null.
| fiefs of South Carolina, meets with the indigna.
ton Of the American people. Party spirit, in
tins case, assumed its most malignant form. and
wrcakcd It's vengeance with something like So
wage fcrcci'y.
| Judge Smith. from his entrapce into public life,
has been firm. consistent, and unwaverlng mem
| bei OF what Is called the State Rights party. For
his devotion to the cause he had cspousc,l. some
years since, he was defeated by Gen. IlAYxr.
who was then a latitudnarcan. AT that time
judge Smith stood up for the .'Iights If the
States" against the doctrines espoused by Gu.
uouS. McDuFFlE, liAyNF, and the other South
Carolina advocates of splendid and ovcrsha.
downing national Government. Times have chang.
cd. however, and men, or some men. have chang.
ed with them. South Carolina has assumed an
other attitude. Messrs. Calhoun. NJ, Dulie.
IIayne, &c have been transformed into ultra.
radicals: Judge Smith still retaining his old 20.
stion-that Of di.nicd advocate Of a strict
construction of the Consilulion--anl a firm op
poser of the Tariff and Internal Improvements.
Too honest, however. to second interested views.
and too patriotic to hazard the happiness and
peace of his country, Judge Smiths opposition
extends no farther than is just, consistent nd
honorable. He refuses to be Nulhiyer--he
supports the union of the States. For these
crimes he has been sacrificed by the nfw Tights Of
his Statc--men who, ten years ago, were the
proposcrs and advocates of those very measures,
the adoption and extension Of which they now
declare must he resisted, even unto blood.
! Strange resuIt!-who would have believed,
even twelve months ago, that the A jaX of the
State Rights party would have been crushed by
South Carolina! The zeal Of the new convert.
we all thought would have done homage the I'D
apostle of the doctrines so lately espoused! We
may well repeat the quotation adopted by Solth
Carolina writer when speaking of this subject
"Not swifter yOnder rowers might
Dash from their the spray,
Not sooner yonder bubble bright
Nelts in the sun away,
han men from memory craze
The benefit OF foImer days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10
>9cSS


than that!we believed he was incompetent. & that
his election wonId be "cursc" upon the coul-
try, and other folks have said the same things who
now bask in favor. And now, how handsomely
VIC 80 with him in his opposition to iocm improve
mcnts, and his support Of judicicr, taliif; and,
above all, ho" firm in the faith are We on The In
dian question. Surely we are not to be tsrc-
sarded. We marvel that we don't get an Office.
We think we must make application tn The Board
of Rewards ard Punishmepts. friend al our
elbow says he will head petition to thc Great
est and Best" asking for us the fir, vacan; re-
spectacle Office that occurs. The word liz italics
is well put in.
Nothing was done in either house of Congress
on Wednesday. They will probably ad joun IN
I'll Monday to give the SPEAKER time 10 appoint
the standing committees.
The trial of Judge PECK, District Judge for
the Missouri District, before the High Cont Of
impeachment. will commence on Monday.
Several Senator's, Mr.. SMITH, Mr.. H,YyE
and Mr.. WEBSTER, are expected on this week
Mr.. PoiNpExrER has been elected BY the h.
gisature of Mississippi, Senator in the place "i
Mr.. ADAMS deceased. He before only heId
commission from the Governor Of the state.
The Legislature of North Carolina lasc no'
yet succeeded in ciccting Senator TO succeed
nr lREDELL.
-1NsD
we SHALL commence tomorrow the publication
OF the Report, from the different Departments
these documents are long. and shouid be- read
and preserved. Oar general readers will find bUta
dull time Of it for week or Two, bur they must
excuse necessary inconvenience. We shal! m
deavor 10 CRAFTY them hereafter.
1902
We had lot found time until day or two ago.
to read Mr.. 0'CoNHELE's Address to the people
OF Ireland. Oh the repeal of the Union. We're we
irishmen. we should 20 heart and hand with the
gentleman in his endeavors. But wc question
whether such an event can ever be brought about,
except by bloodshed and revolution. Tie ad-
dress to which we refer, Is written with vigour
and bodness. but rather too much in the'rantlng
strain. Mr.. OCoSNELL, unfortunately for him
SELL too often gives good grounds for the appel
latIon bestowed upon him of the Agitator.
-, we have read, too, some eloquent efinsions Of
the poet, MOORE and Mr.. SmrIL. The genius
and talent of Ireland are arrayed on the side Of
her people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-10

ny William Woodley. -7
Let no vmsinian ever n.saniv bend.
To shun foe, OF gain single friend
by Thomas Carroll. Lafsye,te-The favori,o Of
Washington.
By Capt. Wilson Holleman. The fair Daughter,
of Columbia-May they add virtue 10 bc,ntv snh
tract envy from friendship, multiply amiabc accom-.
plishmens by sweetness of temper divide time bv
sociabity, and reduce scandal to its lowest dcnomi
nation.
BY w. w. Hollcman Tho memory of Isabell.--
The patroness Of Columbus.
Ny Capt Jas. nj. Jordan Henry Clay May his
offspring, the American system, die before it arrives
to the age OF maturity and may nc be the father of
no more political bastards.
BY Capt. VIM Croker. Henry Clay-Lke the
precious Diamond, the more you examine it, the bet
ter you like it.
BY an invited Guest. General Jacksonville
much vihfied, but successful candidate--he people,
BY WIN. B. Hawkins. Andrew Jackson
jackson worthy Presidents my toast,
tie 70 my choce-he is Coumbia's boast,
Men who're not led by party, and do know
Ills worth and meri,s-pIaisc him bes,ov.
ny Capt John P. Thomas General A. Jackson
WISE true, and patriotic, why exchange Hickory
for Clay, whilst we have enough of tho latter and
wish more of the former
BY Willis Womble.
The Statesman Henry Clay,
Grows brighter every day.
by L. Observation-Disclosures
No human tongue speak his praise
ANGELS, on him, with wonder gaze
BY John Wilson of Surry To the memory of Po.
cahontas the Indian Princess-The preserver of the
liio of Capt Smith 49,
BY Calhoun Booth Our pres;d.p, IT., -.t
Is larry estimated by the free voice of great major
ity of his Country 1870
He was, still is, and viii! forever be
Tho choice oil people, who, themselves are free
But those who have learn'd what, truly yrea,
Such men as jackson they will ever hate.
By WIN. Hankns The warrior NAV boas, of hi.
miiitary prowess, the Phathropis, beneHcent acts.
but above all, give me the girl my bosom hold,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-10
MANAGERS OFFICE.
DRAWING of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lotto
IL ~, Class No. 9.
Al SO 48 Is 81 10 &c 40

CdH and rene,o your prizes in Tie
Connecticut State Lottery, No. 8.
Drawing received on TO-MORROW-Tckets
for sale This Day only.
prize of $4,000 I prize of 5000
do l,os6 10 do 1000
&c. DC. &c.
Tickets 81, halves 2, quartersl
Jy III YATES g. MCINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-10

BIgger's Prize Office.
hRAWN Numbers in the Dismal Swami Cana,
- Lottery, Class No. Q: 0''"'
al, 2, So, 10, as, 81, 10. &c. so.
W. ~, ~ 40; capital OF $500. with several Of
S"'"e' coPNaiS' SOLD and pad at sight usual,
BlGGERS Oficc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-10
CELEBRATION IN ISLE OF WIGHT.

s"Parewell all 4"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-10

~ A'ON.--l5 900 lbs Bacon, Virginia md Yves
- tern, receiving This morning and for sale by
~ > LEWIS WEBB q GO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-27
w ool Carding & Manufacture
1T OCCOOEAN

MI OCCOQC.1N.
FTHIIE public is respectfully informed that have
Il procured first rate CARD, and engaged an ex.
perienced CARDER, and are now ready to receive
WOOL, which we will endeavor TO prepare IN u man.
ncf satisfactory to those who may favor with Gus.
tom.
The wool must be delivered st the mill in clean
condition. and free from sticks, stones, or any sub.
stance that would iniure the card. We would, in al
cases. prefer to furnish the grease and grease it, The
terms will then be, eight centsper pound for wool Of
color. and ten cents per pound for mixed.
Besides the business which we may expect rom our
immediate neghborhood, invite, from distance,
and think We offer superior inducements Per.
sons who have WHEAT, will always find here = ready
and excellent market; and they can very conveniently
send their parcels Of Wool at the same time
The Manufacturing Establishments will furnish them
with Cotton Yarns, Seine Irvine, and Cloths, upon II.
vorsbIe terms. The abundance Of our water power,
too will snsbls W to prepare he parcels without de-
lay. J. Il j. II. JANNEY.
Occouuan, s mo 10, 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-27
Horse Wanted
Five hundred On.laYs Reward
STOP THE THIEF!

STOP THE IHIEE
DANAwAY from the subscriber, living near Upper
II vilie Fauquer county, Virginia. on the 18th June
1929, a negro man (wagoner) named
SANFORD,
about 81 or IS years of age, about feet or lOnshes
high Of dsrk copper color, stout scrcss the breast
and shoulders-wth long arms hands and fingers, snd
very long feet, about ~ inches He soops little IN
hi. carriage. hs knees standing forwsrd-hs nose is
longer than ordinary, his mouth wide. and his under
lin thick and turned downwsrds. He hasa SCAR on one
Of his fore fingers jun, adjoining the hrs, joint. ocea
stoned by the cut ola scyhe, snda larger one on his
elbow occasoned by putting stone in the cart When
spoken to he has rather y down look.
SANFORD took with him BIS Of the subscribers
money and has. no doubt changed his clothing hav-
ing left mos, of his clothes behind He rode OF one
Of the wagon horses, which having been reclaimed in
the neighborhood Of Blttletown, beyond the Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he made his way to
Penn,y vania through the neighbohoods OF Frederick
town OF Hagerstown The wagon saddle and birdie
which he took with him have not been heard OF.
Whoever will secure said slave, and more especially
the forged pass which have reason to believe he has,
so that geth,m again, shallreceve the above reward,
and all reasonable expenses if brought home.
JAMES LAKE,
JPperyiHe, Fau7uier county, Ia.
NAV 1i-6m'