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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-27


India Rubber Hats.-So we GO there is no
end to inventions and improvements at the
present day. The following is an extract
from communication in the Advertiser, dated
at Gardiner, in this State. Verify. when w..
read it. it essentially relieved the sorrow We
began to feel, that our hat was waxing old.
Portland Courier.
"More than six months age, Mr.. Laban T..
Macomber, an industrious and intelligent, man
ufactnrer in this place, was led to try the OK.
pertinent Of introducing India Rubber in the
composition Of hat bodies, and by continued
trials. he has at last succeeded beyond his OK.
pectations. He is now on the point Of throw
ing these hats into the market, and they will
he found to be an elegant articles but this is
ny n" means their greatest recommendation.
They are exceedingly light. weighing, on an
average. about four ounces, and are SO elastic
mat they may he folded like a handkerchief
may be crushed into any shape, and will i'm
meula!eiy return to their original form with
o." S,, being injured in the smallest degree
Iney may be folded in trunk by the travel
I ler' and at the end of the longest journey can
pc restored to shape without any difficulty
auu M"n"at sustaining any injury. This sub.
sauce may ne made into caps Of any shape
wnatever, and Mr.. Macombrr is now prepar.
ing few caps for the market in the latest
fashion, Another great excsllrncy of This
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-27

preparation is, that it may he exposed to rain.
and becomes harder instead ct softer by the
exposure, and the nap. when dried. will not
be injured in appearance: All things c"nsid-
cred. I cannot believe but that those hats
must GUST entirely the old kind from the mar
.ket."
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-27

AT Ia meeting lately held in the sixth ward
of the city of N. York, among other rrsou-
lions which were passed, it was " Resolved,
That we cordially approve of the determine
ton announced by Gen. Jackson, in his late
message, to decline a reelection, and that we
will cheerfulIy cooperate with him in carry
ing his resolution into effect!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-10
LOOK All THISI


AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber. wishing to
IL seek climate more congenia TO his constitution
Oilers for sae, all his lands n the county OF King and
Queen: One tract adjoining the Mattspony River,
about miles from Wakerton, and 4 miles from Ay-
Isu'e, on the main road leading from Walkerton 10
Dunkirk, containing 5l2 acres, mostly wooded consist
Ing Of Pine, Oak, and Hickory.
This land is Of good quality, and the soil well adapt
ed to corn and wheat, n healthy and wealthy neigh
borhood. On this tract the improvements are but
SMALL but desirable situation for improvements with
o spring ef excellent water cow enient.
Also, another tract of 100 acres we'll tmbered; the
tubered consist of excellent Pine for plank, OAK and
Hickory; situated about mile from Walkerlon, and
as IL respects fertility and SOIL equal to any high land
10 the country.
Also, that valuable and we'll known establishment.
called " Walkerton," situated on the margin of the
Mattapony River, containing 60 acres of land, small
two story Dwelling Kitchen, Smoke House, Barn, and
Stable. Also, Siore-Hous Granary, Wharf, and a
valuable Ferry, with new and superior built Ferry
Boat and a comfortable House, for the Ferrymen.
Gentlemen merchants wishing situation in the
try. TO carry the mercantile business can now be
accommodated, either by purchase, or lease for a
term Of years
The above property will be sold to any gentleman
privately, before the second Nj nday in June
next, that being King and Queen Court day. If no
sale is effected before that time, shall offer for sale
on that day, at public auction, TO the highest bidder
Immediate possession can be had. For terms, which
will be accommodating, apply 10 me at Kiug s. Q1ee n
Court House, Virginia. THACKER MUIRE
March 8. 99-2t & q Is M
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NOTICE to Undertakers. subscr bers will
IL receive proposals until the 7,h day OF April next,
Tor building Clerks Office at Nottoway Courthouse
OF the following dimensions aud materials The
House to be 81 fee, long, by 10 eet wde from outside
to outside ot Brick the walls two feet thick from the
base, (Which Is 10 lie sufficiently deep ensure good
and suitcen, foundAtion,l up to The floor. which
be two feet from the surface OF the grouud,hs wall
up TO this point may be either OF good brick stone
the pitch OF the rooms ii feet, the walls IL inches
thick, partition all OF brick dividing the House into
Two rooms, and a chimney at each end of the House
Ss within the walls wbich the seepers are 10 rest
win studs reaching TO the ceiliag the whole to be
a'hed and pastered leaving space of inches be-
tween the aths and walls.-Ths floors be tong ued
and grooved, wash and chair-boardy An out door to
each room, and partition door four windows, Is
ights, 10 by IL, with iron graes. The doors to be
furnished with good and sufficient locks aud hinge s
The House to be well sheeted and covered with slate
OF good quality. The whole of the brick to be f good
quality, hard aud well burnt, and all the nbers of
good eart pine, and we'll seasoned The work to be
finished within the present year executed faithfully
and in workman-like style. The money will be paid
10 November next, or as the work is comple,
ed and received All letters addressed 10 the under
signed, at Nottoway Courthouse (posi paid will be
attended to- Should contract be made for he above
work, earlier than the 7h Of April next it will then be
'e' 70 the lowest odder 1t being Nottoway Court day.
JOHN p. DUPUY,i
JOHN II. KNIGHT,
SOL JErER
NATHAN WARD,
req 20 so-2awtdLg A. A. CAMPBELL.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..


NoIlCE IL hereby given to the proprie tors of the
-Four and one hoy per cent stock issued in pur.
suance oil an act OF Congress passed on the Sd Of
March, 1928, In exchange for stock bearing an inie-
rest oil SIX per cent that the certificates of the salt
STOCK amounting 10 tbs whole to million fue hun
Ged and Mrty-nine thousand three hundred and
Tty sac dollars and sixteen cents will be paid on the
rs DAY OF July, 1881, to the proprieors thereof or
her regal representatives, or atorn' VS. duly consttu
eu on the presentation and surrender Of the said cer
nca'es at the Treasury or at the Loan Office where
the same may stand credited.
Notice is further given that transfer OF the cert
ucaes OF the said stock from the books of The Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the first day
of June, 1881.
And ALSO that the interest all the certificates Of
me said stock, will cease ard determine the Both day
oil June Aforesaid. s D. INGHAM
Jan. 8 73-lamilst Univ Sec'ru of The I,censur,,
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a j.. Bolts & CHARLES T.. BOTTS 8T'
ms TORsNEYS at LaW-The Subscribers W
regular attend the h, Id in the city OF Rich
moDd They promise faithful aud digent attention 10
aby business entrusted 10 them. a. l.. Bolts
CHI +. Bolts.
A. L. Bolts proposes 10 establish 10 the city of Rich
mono General Agency Office in come ion with the
practice ii me Lawio collec; claims and to secure
Jeots'o eject sales OF stock Of ell descripons pub
ncIy or privatey-to procure loans of money and to
sions will be moderate
The subscriber would he glad to draw deeds of con.
veyances, and In trust deeds TO act As Trustee,
Any psrson having claims Of doubtful character
would 90 vel to apply 10 him 10 have them arranged
and that, they please cond nally-in any matter Of
dhcuiiy, able legal advice will be procured without
additional charge
Having an extensive acquaintance IN the Slate,
nose wshng 10 lend or borrow sums Of money would
40 wen TO apply to bimThis be Zone free of DOS
age aod IL not suitably negot ated loss or inconve
n'ence can be sustained. Every honorable exertion
'hai he used and not the remote risque hazarded
% lar as the subscriber concerned in snv
der. ' - -
Having been for the last ten wears a member Of the
Couno o. virginia, he has necessarily become CONVEX
Ve'san' win The subject Of land claims for Tepotion
Uy s1uIces-Such claims will be attended TO for the
eOnuHonal compensation of one fourth II obtained, no
ming u not allowed In after ding to such claims he
VII oe aned oy gentleman Of much experience ant
VINO has devoted much time 10 the zane.
Attached to his Office will be es,ablishsd II desiret
10y me cluzensof Richmond add It's vicinity, Read
ing room and ESchauge Office, under tho Management
o. suitable person; and wherever agent or auc
Iioneer OF any description may be employed, due carr
VIII be observed.
The above establishment will 20 into operation the
Of APru next or earliefsnd II %, due notice will b
| gwen A. l.. BOTTS
Feo'-zo' 95-WiA
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FE7kUST SALE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust,
IA executed TO the subscriber, and Gideon Bosher,
oy Presley Elsu and wife, on the third of February
lS2o, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of King vii.
liam county; shall, as surviving Trustee, proceed TO
sell Tor the purpose expressed in said deed, the
William add Mary College in Virginia, at public auc.
toD to the highest bidder, for cash, on Monday the
2Sh day OF March next il fair if NOT the FIRST fair DAY
thereafter at King William court house, being Court
day,a certain piece parcel Of land situate lying
aud being 10 The county OF King william near BrA andy
Wyne, containing ono hundred and sixty six acres
more or less
The title 10 the land, lie believed to be good-But
such only as is vested in the Trustee will be made
Feb. &c. 95-w5w EDMUND CHRISTIAN
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TNHOMAS HICKMAN avails himself Of this ma.
- thod to acquaint tho customers Of the copeern
and public generally that he intends continuing the
business at the old stand and will shortly be in
OF general assortment Of Fresh Goods, which will
DO sold on the most accommodating terms
March 8. Al
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MATTHEW II. BRANCH.

MATTHEW II. BRANCH.
THNHE Mother OF Matthew Fl. Branch, who is be-
II tween az and 80 years old, 10 anxious to iud his
residence He left the county Of Cheser6e ED in the
year 1921. When last heard from, be was in Licking.
ton, Kentucky. Any information respecting him will
be con,oling TO his mother
: u The Printers in Kentucky will be kind enough
70 publish the above. TABlTHA BRANCH.
March 8. 90 o,
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Until the receipt of the Goods mentioned above,
q Benjamin Lloyd Belt will continue las heretofore
ADJ ersed, and at the place) TO dispose of The
stock now on hand, (mo.t OF which s Of recent pur-
chases) at uery reduced rates -prepdraory TO their
nal d'positlon which will take place before the new
concern goes into operation.
March 8. 99-2w4w
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YHNtMOLEON.-The sire of Sally Walker Washing
Il ION. Sally McGhee N.nc,, w ,..a. Iaa..n. aa.i

0RV"OIfTsVLN.-IHe Sally WeTkeT, washing
Il Ton, Sally McGhee, Nancy Warren, Hotspur, aud
o'her hne racers, will stand the ensuing season. being
the second since his return from Alabama az Weyan
oke, in Charles City, the residence OF the subs riber
80 miles from Richmond, 20 from Petersburg or 80 TO
cross al Obornes and will be let mares al 6fy dol
ias, payable at the expiration OF the season. with die
count OF twenty per cent to those who think proper 10
pay before the end thereof; seventy i've doars insur
ance, payable as soon the ascertain-d to be
In oal, or the property changed with dollar cash
to the groom in every instance have extensive pas
usge, with separate enclosures for mares and colts
which will be fed ifrequred, with grain at 25 cents per
day. mo liability for accidents escapes though the
greatest wi be used to prevent either The sea-
son will commence the 2Oh February. and expire the
zoh oil June. JOHN MlNGE
WEYANoKE, Feb. 8, 1881
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA. THURSDAY MARCH TO- 1851

NOilCE The hrm Of Thomas Hickson & CO.. OF
ra,mvIie' Prince Edward. Virginia, 10 this day
uissoved by mutual consent. Persons having claim
WIN present them for payment and those indie bted will
P'edse make immediate payment TO Thomas Hicksop;
VINO u authorized TO settle the business.
THOMAS HICKSON
$50 BENZ. +. HiLLARD.
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MISUNDERSTANDING subscribers have as o.
~ eated themselves in business, under the firm Of
Belt, Price, s. Co., and will open in few weeks (at
the obliquely opposite the Bell TayerD) gene
raj assortment of Staple and Fancy, Foreign and Do
nestle, Dry Goods; which they invite the attention
OF Country Merchants, their friends and Others with
the assurance that nothing shall be wanting their
part, to deserve the public patronage,
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT
THOMAS X PRICE.
JOHN MARSHALL SHEPPARD
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4-The ENQUIRER published twice. week generally nm
1fse times week during the session Of tho
ADVANCE Notes OF chartered banks Iony will
received In payment vhe Editors will safety
oy ma'he poso Of all letters being paid BY tn
No paper WILDE tho discretion orth
AsItorsl until all arIcaragos have been paid Mp.
w the payment OF nne papers shal
TERMs OF ADVERTISING
Onesquaro OR LESS-Firs insertion 75cent-eachcon
sNo until been paid for
ss:smsd by some person in this city, or its envrons.
RRIMMER, beautiful bay, OF good size, and great
- power, will stand the present at the sub.
sefibet's Farm, on Fine Creek in Powbatan County,
and will cover mares until the 10Th Of July next nj,
6ftcen dollars a mare; three Of which will be remit.
Insurance.; twenty-five cents to the Groom In all
eases Good pasurage will be furnished gratis great
care will be taken to prevent accidents; but will not
b responsible for any which may happen.
PEDIGREE
BRIMMER was gotten by Herod, hi. dam by Robin
kcdbreast, his grand dam by Shark, great grand dam
by Give, g e grand dam by Lath, & & G. grand dam
by baylor's Fearnoush', e. grand dam by Old
Janus, ggg grand dam by Wilmington, e <
e grand dam by Old Janus. JOHN GOODE.
BRIMMER's Pedigree explained. Herod was got.
ton by Thomas c. Bunbury's Domed, Diomed by Flo
rixel, In England, Fiorizel by Herod, Herod by Mr.
Croft's celebrated horse Partner Robin Redbreast was
gotten by the Earl, Of Derby's horse Sir Peter Teoze
Sir Peter Teszel by Hishfyher, Highhygher by He
rod. Horod by Mr.. Ctofrs Partner; Shark was got.
ten BY Marsh, Marsh by Lord, Godorhins Arabian
Horse,. who was called the Godolphn Arabian;
Give was gotten by Bayor's Fearnought Fearnous
by Regulus, Rsguus by the Godolphin Arabian;
Luth gotten by the Godolphin Arabian; Whiting.
ton gotten by Lord Lowiher's Barb Horse, who
WIS called tho White legged Lawther Barb.
March 8 s9-lO~
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NOTICE.-The keeping of the Manchester and
IN Petersburg Turnpike Road, in complete repair
will be let by seetions, to the lowest bidder who can
give satisfactory security for the performance of tn
work. on the 25h day OF March next, the FIRST fair
day thereafter, at the Hallway House said road,
kept by Capt. William Hacher-at which time what
Is meant by said keeping In repair i'll he fully explain
ed by THE COMMISSIONERS
March 3. 97-2awtd
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4 VERSEERS, CARPENTERS AND LABOUR-
~ ERS Il want an Overseer for farm: To one
mat can come we'll recommended (and none other
need apply liberal wages will be given. Two or three
ngro will find employment good wages:
Vel dirt.-The highest wages paic.-Appiy to
N. +. DUNN,
March 9I-6t FOtDhdtdn Coal MINIS
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~ OTlCE-Was committed to the Jail OF Graysop
1N County, on the Bird day Of October, $780, ne gro
man supposed TO be a runaway, who calls his nam,
Tom, and says he belongs to Elijah eaton of Chester
District South Carolina Tom is about feet o or 10
inches high supposed to be upwards Of thry-years OF
age, toerabiy black color Speaks quick, when spo.
ken to- the owner is requested to call prove propetty
pay charges, and take him sway-or he will be dealt
with according to law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS
jan. ~ T-wl2w Tailor.
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TAVERN, STANTON, VA.
Wv Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the

Wv Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern IN this place. the subscriber, late OF
waynesborougb, has been induced lease this extern
sive Establishment, formerly kept by Mr. James Ed
mondsoR for term OF years, and takes pleasure in
nouDcing to his friends and the public, that il is now
open TOR the reception OF company. The house is in
excellent repair-aDd having been furnished in supe-
rior STYLE and provided with the best servants and ma
terals for genee accommodations the subscriber pledg
himself that by unrcmittng attention business en-
tire satisfaction will be given 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter N BeIden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforh stop at this
house; which will afford to passengers bound TO any Of
the Virginia Springs other points westward the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb &c. 95-G J.. HARTMAN.
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II UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG.-
n Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this r
ttution are occupied, and that patients will
De received until some Of the said cells vacant;
due notice oil which will be given. BY order OF the
Court of Directors. L. HENLEY
May 26. At
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House, Sign Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid.

HOUSE, Stgn Chairs, and Ornamental Painting Gid.
ing, &c.
subscriber, truly grateful for the patronage be
has received during the last ten years, respect.
'uby informs the citizens Of Richmond and the public
generally that he has taken great Of pains
feet himself in his profession and invites them to call
at bis old stand, next door to the Compiler office, aud
examine his limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended 20.
Dee. IA. Gift e. W. McGINNESS
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IAs8As-@ STAGES FROM wARRENToN
XtT2sH13xaAy>lAH
--Rnan$R - DANVILLE.
DAN VILE.

YHNHIS Stage will leave Warrenton every Tuesday
IL and Saturday at o'clock p. M arrive at q xtord
same day: Leave Oxfored every Wednesday and sAtur
day al O'Clock A. NJ. and arrive at ID lnvilie
same dsys. Leave Danville every Monday and Thurs
day at O'Clock A. nj. and arrive at Milton al A.
and at Oxford same days; leave Oxford at o'clock A
NJ every Tuesday and Saturday and arrive at Warren.
ton In time for passengers take the stage north 10 Pc
tersburg.
This route combines more advantages and facilities
man most roues in the southern country; and for
Tort and convenience il is not surpassed. Persons ira.
north can enter the stage Danve either Monday or
Thursday at A NJ arrive at Milton o'clock and at
Warrenon next days 10 time for the stage going nor
ward and arrive at Petersburg Wedne sday and Satur.
day by o'clock p nj. Thus performmng the route
OF III Miles in three days. Price OF Fare throush
$40 %, and arrive in New YORK in six DAYS from Dan
vile or Milton. Persons travelling south can leave Pc
tersburg every Monday and Thursday and arriv. al
Werenton next days in time to take the stage or Milton
or DanviiIe.
This line nersecis al Warrenton the main dailv line
running Norh or South. Ii also meets tina Norfolk
line pin Mu'f esboroush and Halifax, N c. Persons
raveIiing norh who do not wish 10 through Peters
burg, can 60 m hs lin to Norfolk and there me et the
Steam Boats, direct to Washing ton City, Baltimore &c
This line also meets a, Oxford a stage from Raeigb-
AZ Milton !, also in'erects the stage line from Feeder
lcksourg, Va, to Powelton, Georgia And at Danville
meets with line oil stages from LYnchburg. Va and
another IRON Salem, NC twice a week. which extends
uid MorgaDton, Brindletown, Greenyille &C. to the
south. " ~
The Proprietor pledges himself to keep comfortable
Coaches hrst rate teams, sober and steady drivers
and by these means hopes TO obtain share of patron.
age.
Passage from Warrenton to Dinve SIS 90. All bag
Pgage and arcels at the risk of the op nere
February "a 94.-w6w JAMES w. JEFFREYS
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PEDIEREE

Timoleon was got by Sir Archie, his dam by The i'm.
ported Saliram, which was by O'Kely's celebrated
ver' gig &. dam by Fellow, (mported) out Of a tho
rough bred Vampire mare.
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GtLARK'S THRESHING MACHlNE-Ws have
" seen Doctor Clarks Wheat aud Dat Threshing
NJ aehiDe, which has been in operation at Mr.. Lay's
Ware House 10 this City, during the last three weeks
and have no hesitation in saying il far surpasses any
d.a we had previously entertained Of il.
The construction is very simple, being entirely OF
Wood and Wrought Iron, which be easily repair ed
iii necessary by ordinary mechanics it requirs lees
power and ihreshes clean any other machine we
have 10 use.
As regards the quantity, il is evident that il fed as
fact the machine will dispose of IL, person may
get out much per day his hands take care Of
Many OF us have engaged machines from Mr. Lay,
(be AgeDt,) and we recommend them TO country
fr lends, as cheap, econoOical and useful improve
ment. Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN G. JOYNES, JOHN b. CLOPTON
LAW T. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NATL. ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX,
RICH'D. BOOKER, H. G.. WINSTON,
JNO CAMM POLLARD, J. II BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN, GEO. BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, l. G. MAYO.
SAM'L. p. PARSONS.
The prices of the Machine are, for horse power
$780, sos, and $50 and for two horses, from $50 to
SIS according to the size preteuei Al moderate
estimate, il is believed that the former will tbrssh $50
to ESQ., and latter 300 10 400 bushels per day. if pro.
pery attended. HAM Machines eau be furnished for
$40 to $45
Thu Subscriber, as General Agent, will sell the Pa
tent Right for making, vending, and using IN the diff.
feren counties in this State, North and South Carolina
and Georgia: aud will furnish MaehDes, with with
out the borse power deliverable here, send them to
such other places may be designated.
February TO- 1881. SS-2aw2m JOHN O LAY.
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oh M REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
Ga u OO ycriber.. residing in the county Of

CHAM, negro man, NJ apssr and his wife, Ma.
liada.-Ma about the ordinary size between rs
and so years Of age, complexion rather yellow ne
has large scar on his breast, occasioned from burn
when small; he is harmless, inofensve negro. Ma
linda about the age the man, of ordinary sze
has very uncommon bushy head Of hair, rather of
indian complexion with dark reckes,n her iace
she is very intelligent woman and principally
raised on Kanawha, near the Salt Works; she is well
acquainted in the counties OF Bedford and Giles; she
was the property Of Joseph Evans, who owned said
woman two years, and lived in the county of Giles;
Evans purchased her of Brown s. Cayter, Eynchburg
We will give reward of $50 each, il taken of the
Safe, so that get them again, 500 each if taken
n tie State, and secured in jail so that get them
POWHATTAN JONES'
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAMS.
Buckingham county, Va Feb 2l QI-IOts