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NEW SPRING GOODS.

ME undersigned have the pleasure
OF announcing To their friends and
the public generally. thai they ate now
receiving. and have commenced opening
their supply OF.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
selected from the latest imPortaiions. and
which they are determined TO sell on the
most reasonable. terms. Ono OF the firm
- now Ia Philadelphia. and will continue
70 send on goods until their assortment Is
entirely complete. they lender thci'
thanks Tor the encsura cement heretofore
received. sod trust. from. their nnremi,tins
desire to please. to merit continuance oil
pubic patronage
RUPERT b KOwNSLAR.
Smithfeld. March 9A.-6t.
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300 A0RES.

lying on the south SIDE Of the reed lead
isg from ChaTiesfows e Hise * Hewco
ners Mill AZ least one hundred acres
Of this lard are wei tia1beSed. tits eonvs.
nienily sitastsd 70 some Of The best msF
ehani mills N the county The Improve
menis upon this property are = good and
comfortable Brick House. with ether oct
buildings pleasantly ssd heslihfally sstaas
ed. With an sbo"dssee Of good sprsags
Ons-third Of The purchase usosey will
be required on the ist September. 1891
one-ihsEd On ,he Iss September, Issa. and
The balance IN tive sgaAi snHusl psymeats.
The purchaser can have immsdists pes
sss,ioa. No title win b. given uald tho
bret payment be made. There - no pert
Of this property Under euiiivs lion - pre-
sent HEIRS OF JNO. DOWNEY
March 10. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-24

virtue OF decree rendered in the
- superior court Of chsneery at Win
chester. at the November term thereof. in
the year 1880. in the case Of John Mot,er
and Catherine his wife, plaintiffs. against
the executor and devisees Of John Wing
ard. deceased. deSesdsnts. vill be offered
Tor public sale. at Daniel Entler's tavern
IN ShePherdssown, GA Saturday the esd ey
.9prii neat,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-24

We understand that the following
arc the circumstances under which
young Marshall made the ,nvrderous
assault upon Mr.. Gait. Atan assem-.
bly, in Richmond, Of which the latter
was one Of the managers. one Of the
regulations was that none Of the gen
tlemen, except the managers, should
enter the banquettIng room With the
ladies'. When supper was announced,
the ladies proceeded TO the room, at.
tended by the gentlemen as far - the
door. When Marshall approached
with q lady on his arm, he attempted
70 pass 10, but was stopped by Mr..
Richie, one Of the managers. Some
conversation ensued betw cen lin, and
Marshall, which terminated in The lat.
ter observing that his gray hairs alone
prevented him from slspping his face.
At this moment Ar. Gait came ap,
and, hearing the remark, desired Mar.
shall 20 withdraw. A few words pass.
ed between them, In the eourse of
which Mr.. Gait observed, that he had
no grey heirs to protect him. The
parties separated ADD the neSt morning
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EnRkrr.-ln the letter published on first page
OF last weeks paper, from G.. w. Viewer, E.,. 10
Col. J. Hite, u small mistake occurred, which we
hasten to correct Ia 2i paragraph, instead Of
len. Mercer says, knowing your country, " SC
81 would recommend TO YOU a canal Meier less
Than Is feet wide, less than FIVE feet Deep ~
read, Z" never less than harfy-fpe feet vide, nor
less than FIVE feet Deep
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Da. J. n. HAYDEN.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
- the public generally. that he has remov.
ed his Drug and Paint Store from the large
frame 10 the brick building near his residence
IN Bolivar. where lie has on hand good as.
sor;mcnt ct
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-24

We understand that the body Of the unfortunate
Mars, who was drowned in the Shenandoah river
vas found on Sunday last, not far from the spo,
1t which the melancholy occurrence happened
,ust three weeks previous. His remains were in.
tered in the burial ground n; iiarpcrs-Fery.
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We copy, below, the ayes sud noes upon the
question, inth- Iioase Of Delegates, tle oG,l,
eG February, To postpone indefinitely the =. Loan
4 Bill for the purposes Of Internal Improvement. "
FIVE Of the Valley members voted for the post
4 poncmcus, and TWO Of the Western members
& were absent Absence. such an occasion Of
deep responsibility, ought to be satisfactorily &C
counted for BY the abscntees AZ such moment,
ovcry man should have been at Las post. We arc
glad TO perceive, that nors Of our delegates were
present, and voted AGAINST posspoacincnt
AYES.-Messrs. Banks (speaker.) Drum.
noad. Campbell Of bed Davis. ticnsiaw.
Shell. Christian, Ysnccy. Taylor, HAly burton.
watkins, burfons, Broa1us, Gibson, Wilson,
Brodnsx. Jones. Wright, James. Powell OF
f.. Holland, Perrin. Green, BAyiy. Morris,
Leigh, Dyer. Atkinson, Sempie. Pollard ii
. King & Queen. Hooe. Pollard Of King vii.
liam. Leland. Ewing. Ai.son of l., Poindex.
ter. Street, Hudgins. Knox, Goode. Cahoon,
MurdAugh. Upshur. Black yell, Auderson oi
Eo'towsy, Davis of o. Adams, Hines, Witch.
er. Swanson. Miller Of r.. venAbie, Shield,
Rives Of r G., Tyler. McAishou, Lewis, A.
Icxander, k'lgore. Goodwin. Hamilton, Mon.
cure. Crump, EpPes. Newton, and Maxwell
GO.
NOEs-Messrs. Gilmer. Wood OF A. Gar.
land OF A. kenney. McCue, Mayse, Left
witch. Anderson and Miller Of D Campbell
OF Brooke. Spurlock. Rives Of G.. Clay, Mar.
shalt. Payne. Mason Of ". Cas,leman, Wood
OF F.. King. Hail. Erskine. Dunn. Carsk>don,
Seymour, DIVISION. Williams at II Lucas,
Gallaher. summers. Hays, lawson, Powell OF
l., Caldwell. Newman, Watts. Biilingsly.
Vawter. Preston. Helms, O'Ferrsli, Garland
OF NJ, Mclaughlin. Jacobs. PARROT, Finn,
Hart. Moore. Williams Of s Harris, Gate.
wood. Mccoy. McCniioch. Keller, jackson,
Crockett, MacfarIand and Itutherfoord-57.
We omitted 20 state last week. that the com.
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FOR SALE.

TNHE subscribers will oHer for sale.
Il on Monday the 4iA Of Hprl nexE.
q valuable Tract Of LsnA eeatain,sa about
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mnn'casiou Of J. L. X. which we had proposed
publishing, was withdrawn BY the writer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

Haue me decentIv 6wisd; and do not tst my body be pHt into ths CGsiE fe sess sAG'' tu0o days after I am dead. l Dowec as- sent. He looked at me again and said-. 1" Do vOn understand nlf q I replied -uY Yss s;r.o ",1Ss aCelI.s said he. A- bout ten minutes before he expired. his breathing became much easier-he lay qui, etly--heS withdrew his hand from mine and fal: his own puIse. I spoke to1D Doctor Craik, who sat by the fire; he came to the bedside. The Generals hand fell from llis wrist; I took 1t in mine and placed t sot my breast. Doctor Craik placed ms .s..a.a nanos z over his eyes and he expired without 2 struggle or a sigh.
 While we were fixed in silent griei; Mrs: Washington asked in a firm and collected voice--s' Is he gone q"
 For every thing you buy or sell, let or ! b;re make an exact bargain at first and be not put off with" We shall not disagree about trifles. y
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
.1I':soIIecfor's Notice.

TTyHE residents and nonresident who are
 \ liable to pay taxes in the town of Wa tertown. are hereby notified that the subscri- Der has received warrants to collect Town tax of three cents on the dollar. on the as- sessment list for 1880, and State ax of one cent on the dollar; and will meet them at the following times and places, to receive said tax es, fyiz ! at Selah Scoyill's Inn, on Monday 29tFl day of August next, from 10 o'clock A. M. to s o'clock P. M. and at James Bishops Inn, on Monday. 5th day of September next. from 10 o'ciockA. M. through the day. All persons who neglect this notice will make themselves liable to pay such feesas the law allows.
 WizferfOiCn. .InLu 18. 1881 ll
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
FOR NE WY ORK.
 Througk 6y Day Lsght!

s.. Hold, Driver! schich ,0ay is this Couch
 boaad ?,' For NesO-l l7aDen and Nesc- York,
 Sir. :. Iaoish four sedts--tdke our baggage."
 Stage is Teady, Genflemea--it scants but t'oo
 initiates of 4 o'clock-aDe mast De panctaaI to
 the time.
 sMAIL4 COACH for New Haven and New MI York leaves Parks' Hotel and Stage House Monday, Wednesday g Friday morn ings precisely at 4 o'clock, arriving at New Hsyer, il, lime for the new and. .el+gaht Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Captain Sanford. which leaves New Haven precisely at l P. M. and arrives in New Fork from 6 to o'clock the same afternoon. For passage or iniormalion anplv to \ J.PARKS. a L;tchfeld. May 5 tf47
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
NOTICE.

FTyHE Court of Probate for the district M of Litchfeld hath allowed six months from this date to the creditors Of MINER SMIMH, late of Harwinton. in said district, deceased. to exhibit their claims against said estate, at the expiration of which time all demands not to the subscribers will be barred a recovery. All persons indebtedto to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
 By order of said Court.
 DIANA SMITH, Adm'r.
 LEWIS SMITH, Adns'r. Harpinton, August 2S. 1881 sI1
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

The following interesting account was furnished by George ashngton Barrelt, Esq. of Virginia. to Silas E. Burrows, ofNeWsYorl, by whom twas communi. caed to the N. Y. Enquirer for publication.
 The following circumstantial account of the last illness and death of General George Washington, wasnotedby Tobias Lear, on Sunday following his deatl, which happened on Saturday evening. December 14th, 1799, between the hours often and eleven he was born on tho 22d February, 17S2.
 On Thursday, Dec'r. 12th, the Gen. eral rode out to his farms at about 10 o'-. clock, and did not return home till past 8. Soon after he went out, the weather be- came very bad |; rain, hail and snow falling alternately, with a cold wind. When he came in, | carried some letters to him to frank, intending to send them to the Post Office. He irankHd the letters, but said the weather was too bad 10 send servant to the office that evening. observed to him that was afraid he had got wet; he said no--his great-coat had kept him dry !; but his neck appearedto Do wet--the snow vas hanging on his hair.
 He came to dinner without changing hi. dress. Inthe evening he appeared as vel as usual. A heavy fall of snow took placs on Friday, which prevented the Genera from riding out as usual. He had takeE cold lundoubtedly from being so much OK. posed the day before, and complained o having sore throat; he had hoarseness which increased in the evening, but Ii, made light of it, as he would never talk, i. any thing to carry of a cold ,--always ob serving, let it go as it came." h th, , evening. the papers having come from th Post Office, he sat in the room. with Mrs Washington and myself. reading them ii about nine o'clock; and when he ms with any thing which he thought divertiu Or interesting, he would read 1t aloud. H desired mo to road to him the debates {
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

N 1Aa N yNG1sIIAIE<. "" THE Court ofsProbate for the 9isiFict of
 of Litchield hath assigned ths $oih day of instant August, at ten o'clock In Tue fore t,,s ,nnointnent of COmmissianers on the es- tate of TRUMAN McNEILE iate of LitchHeld, deceased. rspres |sd insolv- ent. at which time and place all persons inter- rsted in said estate will. if they see cause. at- tend before said Court and De heard relative to such appointment.
 By order ef said Court
 NORMAN BUELL., Adm'r. Litshfsld, August n, 1881 siO
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
More NesU Goods. PORTER 9N co.

Have this dag received from Neao- York an ad- {, ditional supplss of GOODS, sohich they cf-
 fer ut reduced prices, comprising. in part,
 DLACK Italian Lustring. black and scarlet ID MERINO SHAWLS, Poplin, Worsted Balrege. gauge and silk Fancy Handk's, Lin en Catnbric and Linen Pocket do., Nansook and Mediam Muslins, Bohhinet Footings and Edgings, white and green Blond Gauge, Veils, Cotton Yarn, Batting. Wicking, Sc. &c.
 LitcAfeld, Mag 2S, 1881 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
.NOTICE.

s7 NOTICE.
 TTyHE Hon. Court of Probate for the dis A trict of Litchfeld has limited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for the creditors Of the estate of
 FREDERICK c. PHELPS, lateof Harwinton, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, to exhibit their claims to the subscribers, who are appointed Com- inissioners to receive, examine. and adjust he same. We hereby give notice that we will attend to the business of our appointment at the house of Irene Phelps, insaid Harwintuu, on the leth day of January, A. D. 1882, and the 18th day of February following, at one o'clock P. M. on eaclssDf said days. NOAH WELToN, ra.,,n;..
 AARON WILCOX, .:assss
 JoNATHAN RossITTER,
 Hartcintoa, August 12, 1881 III
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UIuUTIony NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an cleo
~ ton will be held. on Monday the 18th
day OF August next. at the several places
appointed by law in Jefferson county. TO
choose one liz person to represent the dis
i,ict Of Jefferson. Berkeley, Morgan,
Hampshire. and Hardy. in the next Con
gress Of the United States; and two III
persons TO represent the county OF Jefer-
son in the next House OF Delegates Of
Virginia, viz:
Al the Court House in Charlestown.
under the direction Of the Sheriff.
At Shepherdstown under the suPerin-
tendencc Of Henry Botcler. Conrad shin.
dler, Jacob Haines. Daniel Buckles. and
John Quisley. or any two Of them
At Sm,th6eld. under tho superinten-
dence Of James Shirley. jr. Thomas Tim
berlske, James Grantham. Abraham Bell
and Samuel Stone. or any two Of them.
At Harpers- Ferry. under the superin-
tendcnce Of John Moler. Gerard b. Wa.
ger. Isaac n Carter. Sylvsnus e. Moler,
and Henry Strider. or any two Of them.
CARVER WILLIS.
July Ia. Sheriff of JEFF Go
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O1.oc Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co
w.sa,soro>. ir>s -, 1861.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ an iustalment sc Two dollars and fifty
cents per share. tbeing the 2ist install
ment) on every share Of stock IN the Che
sapeakc aud Ohio Canal Company, is re-
CURED 10 be paid on the 5ih day Of Scpiem-
her next; and a further sum OF two dol
lars and fifty cents per share (being the
22d insialmenO on the lst day Of Novem
her next: which instalmenis must be- paid
To the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, TO the cashier or other
officer OF either OF the following Banks.
viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States q,
Washington.
The Bank of w ashington, AZ Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Dank ofthe Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at George
town.
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank Of Alexsndris, do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra, do.
The Iisgerstown Bank. in iIagcrsto~n, Md,
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charles
town, Va.
And the Branch OF the Valley Bank, in Lees
burg, Va.
by order of the President and Directors:
JOHN =. INGLE, Clerk
Ches. e. Ohio Canal Com
July z. 1S51.-wtlNov.
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GENERAL SYNOD

Of he Lutheran Church ia he L. S.
FEHE clerical and lay delegates ap-
II pointed by the different district y
mods, are requested 10 assemble NJ Ere
derck, Maryland, on the 3Uth day. and
last Sunday OF October next A. tia -
nod will be called upon 20 transact bus.
ness Of vital importance TO the Church.
advisory brethren will be chez rluily re
ceived. If due information OF their in'er
ton TO be present. be given 10 the suhscl
Der. DAVID r SCH4fFFEE
Secretary Of The q s. ia The s
July IA, 1851.
ST y. B.-Printers throughout tho !
;. are most respectfully requested 10 30
sert this notice, and the n Ii We are
very grateful 10 those who upon forme'
occasions. attended to our reGucs' 10
which many OF their subscribers are 90
tcrestcd.
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Shaving with Keen RaZors,
Hair Cutting. &c.

HENRY FISHER remsins q, his old stand.
y ! nesr tbe store &C Nessfs W. \. Riddle
z Co uhere BE - teady ~ I'll hours. with
keen rsIofs and peffumed soap. 10 smooth
Tie chins ~ ell who may stand ~ need of tl,s,
pleasant operation. Aud wbo would go
With long beard THIS hot weather surely.
no one Uho has ever enjoyed the luxury 81 =
good shsve.
Var trimmed N the most fashionable style.
". ,. hopes 70 merit the continued favor
~ The public, and Gill exert himself ~
smooth the sVrfoe> ~ least Of every ors's
cs'ts-- snd these, 4 veil examined, siIl g.
ten BE- found no' even "tkin.deep." Try HIM
CbsilcroVn, Joiy II, 1851.
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e7a ACRES OF LAND.

large proportion of which is in timber OF
the finest quality. The advantages posses,
ed by THIS property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, il
IS IN the vicinity of the large mills erected on
these streams. whilst all the facilities for trans.
porting It's produce to market, to be derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio CaIal, and
the baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
It in the highest degree. There 10 q large
and constant stream Of water running through
the tract, Of such magnitude that il supple,
several valuable mills before it reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land is in
a high state Of cultivation, and the fences are
good. Possession Can be bad imme diateIy.
The terms will be accommodating. and il
found advantageous to do SO, the tract will
be divided into two parts TO suit purchasers
All applications TO be made to the subscri.
Der. residing at Cbkriestown, Jefferson coun.
~, Va. JOSEPH L. DAUGHERTY.
June 9, 1631.-G.
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SI.4PLE and E1.NCY
GOOD So
sousssrtrc m

COusfsr1uG OF
Super. medium and common Cloths.
do. do. do. Cashmere,
Cassinetis, q large supply and cheap
Gauze flannel. circassians, Lastings,
BesvsrteeB, bang up, drilling-Princetts,
French and Ruen Csssimeres.
Silk. Valencia aud Msrseiiies Vestings,
Pongee, Cape de Lyon, Barage, Paimareen,
Plain and changeable Gros de Naples,
Italian I.ustrirg, SensbAw and Florence Silks,
Satin. French painted muslin. Batis,e Robes,
Coat de Paly, "a handsome assortment Of rich
prinss,)
Plain, oriental and striped Gnghams,
Green. black and white gauze Wells,
Muslin collars and cspes,
Black, white, slate and random Hose and
half do.
Gloves. Superior quali,y,)
3.4 and Ga Grape Shawls.
Mandareen, Grape. barge and gsuze Hdkfs.
Embossed Grape Scarfs, Gauze do.
Plain and variegated silk Braid,
"a and - Irish Linen. Renting,
Linen Cambria. I'M do. Bishop Lawns,
Cambria, Jaconets. Book. Null and Swiss
MusIins,
Italian Silk, Jaconct and Swiss Crsvsts,
Grape, Bandanna and flag Handkerchief,
Table Diaper. birds-eye aud Russia do.
Marseilles Quilts 49, and l2-4,
Rich bonnet and belt Rbhands,
Gen,lemen's linen Collars and Stocks,
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols,
large supply of brown & bleached Linens,
Summer stripes and Sat,een,
"a. 7-S. ~ and S { brown and bleached
Cotton,
Penitentiary and Warren Plaids,
Checks, Bedticking, &c. &c.
Together with general stock of
Hardware. Queens. Glass and Tin Ware,
Family Nedicines.-Oilsa and Paints,
Groceries and Liquors,
All of which they respectfully offer at re.
duced prices. They particularly invite the
attention Of the public to their assortment, Of
Cloths. and Cassincts- Thankful for past
patronage, they carefully solici, con,inu.
snce. RUSSELL & FIrZSiMMoNS
July IA. 1851.
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VIRGINIA,
JEFFERSON Co. CoURr, Scr.
May Term, 1881.
Uali0Da Cleveland, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Joseph Hirnor and Martha his cife.
late Martha Eyagg, and James l..
Ransom, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
pie defendants, Joseph Hivnor and Mar.
- tha his wife, not having entered their
appearance in this suit; and il appearing b,
satisfactory evidence. that they are not in
hsbitsnts Of this commonwealth: u is order
ed, that tho said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next August term, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in this county
and posted at the front door Of the cour,
house or this county, for two months sue
cessively. A copy-Teste,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, c. j. C.
June 2, 1891.
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TNHE shop at Elk Branch is now
Il in a complete condition for the
despatch Of business. Mill irons Of the
heaviest kind, aud all descriptions OF
Turning, IN wood, irsn, brass. or steel,
can be executed in tho bes, style, as the
machinery IS moved by borse power
Blacksmith work done at short notice.
and smith wo'k, plOughs. SC. always for
sale.
The undersigned will sell a Turning
Lathe, complete, which can be worked by
The power Of one or two men, as eonve
n'ence may require. Any person wi,hine
10 purchase. will Of course examine IT,
The above establishment will be found
Of great public utility
SAMUEL STRIDER.
Jlly 81. 1881.
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SALE OF SLAVES.

DY virtue OF decree Of the County Court
ID Of Jefferson, in chancery sitting. the I'm.
Gill sell
SEVEN Y.7LUfBLE SLAVES,
belonging to the estate Of Joseph vanv,c;er.
decd. They consist IF one man, about 81
years of age. o woman about IS, boy Of Is.
one do. ID. one do z. two girls, one Q, and
the other 8.
The sale will take place on the 18th dsy
Of August next, ~ the residence of the sub.
scriber. abou, q miles from Chsrles'own -
Six months credit will he given, the purcha
ser giving notes and satisfaction, security.
ANN vANvACTER, .fd,a'r.
July %, 1851
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RACHEL.

Formerly MIR. Robert Ful,on's eook,)
About thirty years Of age. five feet 8 or :
inches high. strong made. and inclined to
he iiesby, has keen dark eyes. some marks
like those OF the small pox abou, her nose,
and some slight scars on her arms. Her
clothing not recollected. She took with
her. two female children; the eldest. a
bright mulatio. name Maria about o wears
old, with grey eyes, and rather slender
form the youngest, also mulat.o, n famed
Hannah, about II months old.
Twenty fve dollars reward will be ri
ven Tor her apprehension 10 Virginia. $50
u taken in Maryland. or 800 il taken in
PennsylvaBia, and secured so that get
her again. GEO. WASHINGTON.
July 7, 1881.