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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

MonmeaI;a, Col Richard Watts and Fran
| els Billingsley
Waaros; John II yawtes
Montgomery VIM b psestonf and Gel ia
| cob Helms
Morgan; John O'FerraIl
.Nas'ssn,oad; John G Coboon
Nelson; James Garland
.NicAotas; Addison Mclaughlin
.Na,10M County; John w Murdaugh and
John Thonpsonf
Northampton; Col Littleton Upslur'
Northumberland; Col , Blackwell
sNttoircy; Hezekiah X anderson
Ohio; u Jacobf and John Parriott
Orange; James Barbour,
Patrick; Isaac Adams
Pendtetan; Harmon Uiner
PitsyLsaAia; Vincent Witcber' and Wa
Swanson
PocaloElcs, John Baxter
PowGtaa; Thomas Miller
Preston; VIM b Zinn
Prince Edtca,d; Richard N. Vcaabh'
Prince o4aae; Charles III Shield.
Prince George; Francis u Rives
Prince WGaiani; John w Tyler
Raadoiph;
Eoekbaidg Samuel Mcdowell Neore and
James Mcdowell
H~oc.agtoxa; Col Wm Mcmahon and Col
Samuel III Lewist
Russell; David B Alexander
Scot; tIiram Kilgore
Shenandoah; Philip Williams, jr' William
A Harrisi and Wright Gatcweods
Southampton; VIM II Goodwin :
Spotsytponia; George Hamilienr
Stafford, Thomas e Moncure
S'erg; John G Crump 4
SUSSEX, Richard -Fples
JdseUeH---GilIespie
Tyler; John McCoys
Wosaagton; Me ullough' and John KEEL
Ter
Westmorel@'d; Waloughby Newton 4
W0od,
WyUte; Charles l. Crockett
.NorJois Borough, William Maxwell
Petersburg, VIM II Mcfarland
Richmond City; John Rutherford
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18
4n8l

1UNT 30
Exhibiting an increase of III whites, 7
slaves ana "A decrease Of one, Of free colored
popala'ion. ora gam Of 81 per cent. since
i7@o' 4 Nas is Me greatest proportionate in
Che State.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

ENARM FOR RENT-Fhe subscriber VIII
4 rent, for orc or more years, 4 vaiuahte
FARM. Containing 25n acres of open Land.
now ia 4 good state of cultivation. For taE
ther particulars apply 20
JAMES FCRMAN,
Aiouth OF Opoquan, Oct. 2s.-H
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

a mar has been fined in Patsburg, twent,
dollars, for horse wAipping, so as to dra:y
elSsd, Mira, Ana loyal-The Statesman
says; The defendant pleaded gv7ftY TO fAe
charges hut It was insisted by his counsel. thai
me r9naiiy ought to be light, merely anoinin
Al hn"' c'v'ng 10 the bad character Of The
] prosecutri4. "
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

liberty Of the Fress.-A gentleman de-
%srtihing dc lato-contest in Paris, savs-~Se-
v"Tai mortal vounds were received bv The
military IN consequence Of the people ,.oad
ing their guns with Rea1csa Prufap5, t,,n.s ~
stead Of balls, which Were verv s.s,rs IN ~
fast day of Che iusunoct;on. 'rTLis syas a.
trihutiag the hitcT with q vengeance n.
course the type was double essl9sa."WGloI,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

Ohio-The following is a list OF the NOM
bers in the present Congress, from Ohio.
with the names of those elected in the same
districts To snrun In The nnxt Eo.a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

The population af Cabell in 1920 was
1880. Since 1870, logan has been erected
from tiie counties of Giles, kenawha, TaZe-
well and Cabeu, by which CaLell lost about
one fourth oil her territory. She has never
theless lpcrcascned 1895,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
NEw YoRK, March Q.
IAT EST FROM EIILOPE

BY the Erie packet VIC have Paris papers to the
! iSth jan inclusive, and Havre of the 20th We
translate such items appear to possess any inte
rest The discussions about change in the, Minis
try arc IN the same strain heretofore without pro-
ducing any result. The cold weather continued,
and was FELT as very distressing to the poor The
affairs of Greece and Turkey remain as they were,
and indeed the same may be said of Portugal and
SPAN the only other two countries where any poiti-
cal occurrences Of moment might be looked for
we have bondon dates to the 10th Jan They
give no political news ofmuch Importance
The French Chambers were convoked for the Cd
Of March Wv ~
From all parts of the Continent, most distressing
accounts are received of the effects of the extreme
dates. y " WV '"'''
The only alteration, says o London paper. contcm-
plated in the Arrangement Of the Cabinet is the tom
Porary retirement of Mr.. Vesey Fitzgerald; and we
beheve that even that alteration is not altogether
certain.
Inc Paris papers, on the authority of letters from
LONDON, announce the death of Charles Mathews
the celebrated Comedian
T. IHELANp,-A letter from Limerick of the 10th of
jan says IS excitement regarding the result
% Inc election OGrody is the popular candidate,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09


mGD-f esierday mo ning after preraced and painful
JPson AGILE CHoztT, aged II years and months eldest
uaugnter OF T. Crozet e funeral will take place this morn
ug al ~ O'clock The friends and acquaintance of The fam
" are fequected to attend without further notice
consumption, at his residence in Winchester ON Nor,
his age ." '"' ~0'" year OF
a' g morning the 9th Ult Mrs. MARGARET oprE
0orSor oi HieTome j. Opie, Esq of jefferson county
ne deceased was taken i'll in December last
;uSosnu, men III attendance at Richmond upon the
eNton OF which he member, vas summoned bore
se ms last farewell Of her Contrary, however TO the
pectaons OF her physicians disease took favorable
@ ana was ondly hoped that she would be restored TO
t ono continued conyaescent until DAYS before
ef aeat when the disease renewed attack upon her al
reaay enice0ed frame, and baffed all medical skill
Inc deceased was lady of most amiabe and exemplary
character Blessed with ann pie dispensing cof,
TO the poor and the afflicted she bestowed her charities with
oeTa oano' and her Pey was eVnced during many years
preceding her DEATH by scupolous perfoT NJ al
the duties of Christian and total remuneration of the var
es OF the world Her remains attended to the Grave -
an immense concourse Of negbbors acquaintancss a
9u to testify their respect for her virtues their soo m
me loss winch society has sustained By this affecting disesa
ton Of Proyifcuce.- FIRE. Press. 10 ''sPe'H"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

.IPsey W".-A short time since, young ladies near
H., S were acccsted by gipscy woman, who them
Una. io shilling each, she would show them their husbands
49, ~ pau OF ,vaer which being brought they exclaimed
nep,n nose faces will be- your husbands when you are
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

ed n y Is ne ord OF village being dinner allow
Of nat 1e e% H., my irend said the squire know
@ felleo the iarn,er, except OF mine has had
eI Oh thirteen pigs, aud she has only t,uelpc eats' VIVA,
Wh e thirteenth do:' asked The lord as do, returned
hodSc ut will stand and look while the others ca;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

t. TO-
Coohe sales of the past week amounted m on1v 113t
oai ares OF all sorts without variation in prices.
snail M az" IT, rImroisad suffs are very dull Two
amercan iog more plenty and less demand The SuTv
to The colonies al this moment. " nv "p0i'
Paris IN r. INC from all parts of France Says
bread stuffs; and under such circumstances il was IN
further reduction would take place ' .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

gencies oftwenty thousand dollars. This Look
! I'd rather, when considered IN connection will
| the refusal OF the committee Just alluded In
excluding all Quilts not provided for in the bill
And yet, nOiw iths anding this, forty thousand
dollars, in outfits, for which no appropriation
had been made, have been paid, during the pasl
summer.
Mr.. l.. did not mention this. as eliminating
the present Administration, bu. as indicating
the past. II had been asserted and reiterated
here and elsewhere. that the late Administra
ton had improperly paid outfits out of The
contingent fund and transferred 10 one object
what was specifically appropriated 10 another.
Now here we have Iorty thousand dollars ex.
pended IN outfits, without any spec Nc appro
pi iailon, although two outfits, he believed.
were specified in the ACT Of last year. Fran
what fund the money WAS taken he could hard
w teH. That part oil the estimates WINS mol
very clear, There is no such thing as :" a
diplomatic fund" known TO the Annr,,
priaiion law. The sum now agked far
appears TO be asked asa repaynsent of \,
much taken from other items Ufthis he wns
not disposed To complain hut ne bon.d oen.
tlemen would now feel how uninstly the late
Administration had bsea crimiDated for n
course so soon adopted by tho present, and
which must OF necessity be adopted by any
Administration
Mr.. DcDuffe replied that whatever othr
people had said, he had made no such charge
against the late Administration, nor had he
said that appropriations were wrong. Whoever
made such objection, could not understand the
snbjec'.
MI. Everett replied, That he did no,
maintain that the gentleman from South
Carolina individually. had held this doctrine.
But it had been distinctly lad down, ia the re-
ports oil two Committee of the House, al IN.
last Congress, The Committee on the Exsrndi.
lures OF the Department of State aud the
Re'renchment Committee The latter com
mitee had recommended the Hb0liation OF the
fund for the contingent expenses OF the For
eiIn Missions, on the ground that il enabled
the Executive, at his discretion, TO augment he
| allowance TO Foreign Ministers.
Mr. Cambreleng thought the gentleman trim
Massachusetts must have coufonnded the
Secret Service Fnnd with the Fund for Fofeign
intercourse. That wa the only fund whirh
the Committee on Reircn, hment proposed 10
abolish
Mr.. Everett said, am not mistaken. The
Committee of ReUenchmenr proposed 10
| abolish he fund appropriated for "thp contin-
gent expenses of all the missions abroad ms
the gentleman FROM New York would find by
| turning TO their report.
The bill was thea passed, aud the House
adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
NV FLETCHER s TOLER.
TER MS.

r .nnun, pay able In adyanee-No sun
T. For ~ pc ,sreiyed for less time than ak months
,.1puon WIZ vi he discontinued (but at the discretion
olihe ..ats will be Inserted at SO cents per
II Adfertlsehiee time aud 81 l-2 cents for each
spare or rhase from distance must be paid for
oatnaanee heir Insertion, thepayment assumed by
rreSoa.s. 10 riti, person in Lynchburs'
.ome a.cery Orders not exceeding TWO squnresare
Ia for six dollars.
D.l !sss w, ld aoi Be attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
WEpss sDAY, Fra. 10.

A communication was received from the
Senate, stating that they had passed the bill
- To amend the several acts concerning the
Tuckahoe Canal Company" and also. that
they aad passed ,Oih amendments. the bill To
incorporate the Petersburg Rail Road Compa.
ny"-and also with arnendaens the " Act ~
amend nm act, entitled AN &C, TO organise a
Contention"
The amendments to the Petersburg Rail Road
Bill were not material--and they were agreed
10 by the House.
The amendments to the Convention Bill
aye very numerous---,heit principal PROV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
POETRX Y.

soNNET-By Shakespeare.
80, 10 the marriage OF True minds
a. .d'n,, impedimenis. Love is not love
-, IT," alIers shen Il alteration finds
"n'eh is with the remover 10 remove;
" !, ia an ever liked mark,
T nv look, on lempests aud Is never sha-
ken
., 3. Tho STAR 10 every wandering bark,
Il ,ysnse worth unknown, although his h0ighI
be taken.
,ovss moi Times fool, though rosy lips and
cheeks
Within his bending sick'es compass come:
love alters not win his oiiei hours anu
weeks
Rat hears j, GU, cen to the edge of doom.
,f,hi, be error and upon me proved,
never writ and no man ever loved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

From The Baltimore Chronicle.
4 Starring, Q eh'd within cage
T. escape, its Efforts vaiuly tried
Foi'd. disappoini ed, in rage
81 ca,lt gel out" il peeyish cried.
An orice-hanter who stood near,
And who the exclamation heard,
as from his Eye he wip'd the tear,
Thus feeliagly addressed the bird
q. How dif7rent are our iates, my trend,
Roth raise the loud complaining Tin
But 10 a very dif'renl end
Van can, get out can't getin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
EROAi HAVANA

CHARLEsroN March 2t.--By the schooner Lovely
Rezia, Captain MacWillism. arrived yesterday we
received our regular files olIavsna papers to the I7h
instant
Admiral Laborde had i''ued proclamation, bearing
date Ith inst wherein he saes that he has
tbat CAPTAINS Of several vessels fitted ont from differ
emf port, in the IT, States, have been endesvoring de-
coy Spanish from the port OF Havana. and other
poys of Cuba into their service, with he view Of pas
sing Tor Mexicans and also to elude late decree OF
the British Vice Admiral on the Jamaca station, declar-
ing that all such vessels entering the Dr. West India
Of the nation whose Gag they bear shall be considered
~ pirates, and treated accordingly
The proclamation Of Laborde declares, that all who
these vessels for the heet above specified shall be pun.
sbed with tbe utmost rigor Of the law and calls all
The loyal inhabitants Of the island 10 AID IN putting an
md TO such nefarious conduct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

KH ARSIIAL'S SALE BY virtue Of decree Of the
I'VE Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williams
burg District, in therein depending between
John W. Finch and Mary Ann Finch, Puff.
against
Richard Graves, John +. Graves, VIM. IT, Graves,
in his right and trustee Of Richard Graves and
Richard G. Graves, DefIls
shall proceed TO sell for cash. at the Plantation call
ed Roper's Neck, in New Kent, on the 9th day Of
April next, all the right, tile and interest e the de-
PENDANT Richard Graves in and to tracts Of land de,
scribed in the deed Of trust from Richard Graves TO
Richard &. Graves and WIN. H. Graves, dated The 10th
September 1927, land fled exhibit in this cause)
ID Also NAL tract called Baileys, lying on Douglass
Mill swamp contahing about sixty acres" lying in the
same county. The sale to he made i'm compliance with
the decree in this made Al January Term, 1890
CHA'S l. wINGFIELD, NJ s. c. C. WD.
March 80. 1l2--w4w or his Deputy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

NOTICE.--A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
lN Bank Of Virginia will be held at their Banking
house, in The City Of Richmond, Friday the twenty
first day Of May next
wM. cambridge, Cashier.
March llth, 1880.
Form Of Attorney for appointing proxies TO the said
meetiog:--
"Know all men by these presents that Of
DO hereby appoint sub
stitute or proxy to represent al special meet
ing Of the Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia 10 be
held Friday the twenty first day Of May next, in
the city Of Richmond, for The purpose Of considering
and deciding the acceptance rejection Of an ex.
tented Charter Of the said Bank, las authorised by law
pas ed by the General Assembly on the 7h Of Februa.
1880, entitled act further TO extend the Charter
Of the Bank Of Virginia and for other purposes" In
witness whereof have hereunto set hand and
seal this day Of 10 the year 1880.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
in presence Of - -. [Seal1
March IL. I07-wi2lstMSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

a TEACHER WANTED "A young Lady, well
IA qualified TO Instruct the following branches of 20.
lite htera'uTe-viz: the various branches of common
Eogh'h Education, Rhcior"k. Drawing, Painting Mu-
sic, and Needle .workand French would be desirable;
will meet with employment by Addressing letter TO
W. Nj. Yates Saunton va None other need apply
but one who can produce the most satisfactory tesno.
mails Of character and qualifications for Of this
scripiion, The Yosi liberal wages will bc given. The
terms can be known by applying Bishop Moore, OF
Rev. Mr.. Krr, Richmond.
March 3D. IlO-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
RICHMOND RACES,

~ Al Tuesday in thi. mouth, and continue days
LIST Day-Two Sweepstakes Tor years old colts and
fillies.
lst Stake, J. NJ. Selden enters the produce Of Br.
Mare, Try, by Sir Charles.
-Jao. Minge, produce of Bet Bounce, by Sir Archy.
j. NJ Botts 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-l.t Day-A Post-sweepstake for years
old coils and hllies.
SuJscribers.-Isham Pickett, d. Moody, j. M. Sell
den, Richard Adams, Jas. j. Harrison, Thos. Watson.
I'd Days Race--Proprietors Purse, nile heats,
$500. On this day match will be run Of mile heats
for $500 aside, between Mr. Garths Mare, by Sir Will
liam, and Mr. Doswelrs Horse, by Sir Charles This
match made alter Race they run last Fall, when
the Mare was the winner.
81 Days Race-Jockey Club Purse, mile heats,
for $1,000
4th Day-Annual Pos,-stske, B mile bsa'., for $3.50.
On this day will be eersak" for years old
colts aud 6les mile heats-entrance $780, half forfeit
4 subscribers and closed.
Subscribers.-Hector Davis enters sister TO Sally
Hornet
G. M. Guy enters s. F., the property Of VIM. III
Roane, by Sir Charles.
]. NJ Selden enters b. F. by Sir Charles, out Of a
Director Mare.
WIN. II. johnson enters b. F. by Sir Archy out oil
CoQuette.
The Subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
will be prepared to rtcrtan as here otore.
April q ll3-,d j. M. SELDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
TuNwENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

.THNwENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
n Runaway from the subscriber living in Camp
bell county last May, my negro man Jim. I will give
$50 reward for experimenting him and combining him in
Jail get him again. or $50 II taken out Of this State
Jim IL an artul fellow, between forty and forty five
tall, Of yellow complexion, with bushy head Of hair
his movements are quick, he IL good sloena-
ker, and do almost anykind Of carpenter's
work I have no doubt he has obtained free papers
ard 10 passing free man by another Any
information Of Jim, line directed TO Falling Bridge,
will be thankfully received JOHN HOBSON.
Campbell county, Va. Jan. IT, Si-w4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

NATAS committed 10 the Jail Of the Town of Peters
Wv burg, "a Runaway, on the LIST day Of Jauua.
ry 1880, negro man. who says he is Free and calls
himself Jer'h w. Reade He states that he served his
apprenticeship with MIR. John Wallace, cooper and
shoe maker Of Cabarras county, in the State OF North
Carolina; he is FIVE feet 8 2 inches high dark COM
plexion about 23 ~ years OF age, has his
left jaw and another over his right eye; also, spot
under the eye, rather darker than the balance Of
his skin, and several about his breas his clothing
consists Of dark mixed homespun cloth and fur hat The
requested to forward prove his property
pay charges, and take him away, or he will lie dealt
with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jailor.
March ~. IO7-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

NTERY VALUABLE ESTATE.-The subscribers
wish TO sell 1895 Of land on Banistcr River
IN the County OF Halifax, 015 of which are first rate
low grounds belonging to the estate Of Edmund Irby dec
said to be the most valuable plantation the river. We
will sell the entire tract. or in PARCELS one-ourh in
cash, the other thrcc-fourhs in and years crcd
with approved security. The title shall be perfectly
tisfactory Application TO either OF US, will be attended
to punctually.
LEW JONES, Administrators q
WIN. r. JOHNSON, Edm'd. rrby, dee
Jan. 20 90-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

NHONSiEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
1v1 at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His sea.
to commence LIST February and terminate LIST July
next He will he let to at 80 dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars
within the Mares can 10 Insured at 75 dol
iars. One dollar to the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF sen; to this horse They will
be pastured gratis well fed with grain if required 25
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad eather.
One CT the subscribers will give his constant per-
sona attention TO in order that they may be
turned to their owners in good condition. We cannot
be responsible for accident, escapes, but will use
every exerton to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonson il beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs, main and tail. He
is finely proportioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his iorm His blood appearance and per-
formance is equal il not SUPERIOR any horse the
continent. His colts are likely and in high estna-
ton. THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree HILL Jan. %. S9-2aw3m
Country Wing and Petersburg Intelligencer 10 in
sert the above twice week for three months, and send
their accounts to L. W. and A. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
March 26

Ok %S REWARD will be given Tor ray negro
70 - man CHARLES. who left the Subscriber
" lille in Richmond on the 10th October last.-He is
between 35 and 40 Years old, about feet high light
complexion, quite intelligent, and has on the back OF
one Of his hands, his wrist remarkable scar &C.
casoned by the cut of across the hand. He has
wife in Richmond and is supposed to be lurking
thereabou,s in James City, where formerly resided
The above reward will be given for his delivery to
me in Franklin, Williamson county, Tennessee or the
sum OF 800 will be given Tor securing him in Jail, and
information lodged with Mr.. B. b. Brown of Rich
mond. or James Sempe, jr. of Williamsburg.
March &c. lll-St WIN. F. PIERCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
TILE CnRA CONSPIRACY.

We mentioned, ssys the Ne,C- York Euening Post.
NJ the I7th instant, that conspiracy 10 throw OF from
fire Island Of Cuba the Government OF Spain, and to de-
clare in favor OF Mexico, had been detected by the
tbofi les Of Havana letter from Havana, dated the
70 n uldmo2fhas been published in the Philadelphia
papers, which diyuges the accidental and curious man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

BIB ANAWAY, or otherwise disappeared, from the
IA Plantation Of Mrs. Jane Johnson, in Fairfield
District South Carolina, NEGRO man named ANTHO.
N.Y. belonging to the Subscriber living in said Dis
trict Anthony disappeared about the last of Decem-
Der, 1929. He is about feet, or 10 inches high,
complexion what light, we'll made, and
tive. He was brought from Virginia, North Caro-
Iina about four years ago, ny Mr. James Vaughn, who
sold him To MIR Still Of this District. He owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind and in low order
which he role oil, and it is supposed he had 20 or
$25 dollars in money. is also supposed that he
read, and may, perhaps, endeavor pass himself
free liberal reward will be given by the Subscri-
Der for the apprehension of said slave aud notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at wiDnsborough
Faithed District, South Carolina. WIN. AIKEN.
Wnnsborougb, S C. Feb 10. 99--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

EI7OR SALE, Tin Plate in boxes
IL Braziers Copper
English Patent Shot
German Oznaburgs
Liverpool filled Sacks OF Salt
English White Lead
ST. Wrought Nails
Madeira and Port Vino
Pale Ale and Brown Stout
Wine and Porter Bottles
Ear,heru Ware, assorted, in Crates, by
G. s. A. WARWICK.
March 30. iI2-sis