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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
Nv SE.N.ATE.
INTERN IMpRnVEMENT,


lie the Senate on Saturday last, on motion of Mr..
Morgan, the bill 10 provide for borrowing and appro.
pria'ing Sl25 600 make road from Winch ester 10
some point the Ohio liver, taken up and after
ssme discussion, passes-Ayes IL, Me-, IA Amend.
m'D's were proposed 10 the details by Messrs CHM
ard Mason, which were resisted in DE- bate by the
friends OF the measure, az being unnecessary in fur
tberng the objects OF the bill. end tending To en-
danger its passage in the House Of Delegates They
we're reieste5 and the bill passed without anne
Msssrs. Morgan, Harve, P.tieson, Dade, and NJ c.
Comas OF Logan, advocated the bill and Me srs
Chion and Mason, the anne ndments. This very in
teresiiDg work. which has been go frequently recon
mendsd by the Governors of the State within fe W
years has now at lat succeeded and il will prove 10
be OF such essential in pnrance our Western bretb
ien that we hope IL will he vigorously prose ruted IN
completion. We hszttd little in ssying tina, II will be
an improvement, of which Virginia will be proud.
JUDICIARY.
Yesterday morning. the Committee OF the Senate on
the Judiciary Bill, came to determination to arrsps
the Counties and Corporations into eighteen Circuits
with the expectation OF having but eighteen Judge,
MIR. Morgan submitted some plans for simplifying The
pie adDgs, sboshng the distinct ions in ioyms Of se-
on' and establishing uniform rules on the sub.
jsct and afro to INTRODUCES the trial by Jury more
generally, with some regulations the subject OF
hearing paro testimony In preference to dispositions.
Considerable discussion tok place 10 the sitting OF
the Senate yesterday, IN o motion made by Mr.. Pat
ieson 10 Instruct the Committee as TO the number oil
Circuits and Judges The question not being decided
1t 10 expected the debate will be ninued 10 day.
We understand, that the Committee Of fifteen, 10
whom the two-Judge syst'm Of The Houss Of ID lie
Eae' was eommiltsd, disagreed TO that bill by vots
OF IL to 2-aGd bave substituted the ons. Judge system
with eighteen Circuits. There wa'a debate Yesterday
10 the Senate ih' number OF from IL
upio 20 No queHion, however, was taken, aud IN,
blank was 6llsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

Men York Delegation 10 France.-Messrs. Nc.
Ctsckan, aud Bronson, the deIes alton deputed from
this city TO congratulate the citizens Of Paris on the r.
suit the FeVouon OF July last, were presented to
the King OF the FreDeh shortly after their arrival
Tho Prsfsct Of the Seine made a dinner for them at
hrs re'ideuce, the Hotel de VilIs.-Many Americans
pre- cent; md the Addrss, was read by Mr. Bron.
'ou. The Protect r:plieA 10 speech They yer,
subsequently invited TO attend Concert at the Pasi,
Royal. ". Y. (D.) .fdu
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Msrch22

a tLoVER SEED AND wHIsKEY -Re.,iviny
~ per Schooner Minerva, fry bushels Clover Seed.
sod sixty barrels Of Wbiskey For sale by
WORKMAN K McGRUDER
Al,o In store 9 few half barrels Of Buekyhsst and
Rye Fiosr.
March a. lsB-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

The Cfne'nDst iAmefissn says--'Ws unJs,,,sd tbst
there are twsny fee thousand barrels Of Flour a, on,
point on ths Miami Canal waiting for The opening Of
nsvigatoD."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
THE ELECTION.

CONCORD, (.Neto Hdmpshire,) March l4-Nsysr
did tn tridt OF unauthorized federalism more fully
discover itsel-nevrr did the old federal party
les OF all future consequences to their character make
more violent or uDp:inripsd efforts to regain lost
p'w'r an In the election OF lsst TUESDAY. YET
HAVE THEY BEEN BEATEN, SADLY AND soRELY
BEATEN. The tree Democrscy--we say the free
democracy, because tbe'e many hone 81 democr
VINO have boen forced by the Ars,ocracy contrary to
Ee" wishes, to ynte he FEDERAL ticket The FREE
DEMOCRACY OF New Hampshire has again exbtbi,ed
itself 100 stfong, 100 h mly 6xsd. to be turned from
prlDciple eiihes by The arts Of lying demsgegue, by
corupt largesses, by promises Of reward or threats o.
punishment. Misre pre'enta,ion and falsehood, and
trick, were rssortrd to in valD 10 beguiIe and msesJ
the lad pendent Y,omanry. The hundred tbous and
awpsts and hardbilIs circulated, have not probably
changed the votes et hundred ell ctors aud the in
famous irs BANDED from one part OF the State an
9th by ted rol runners have coed on the he ads
OF those u no sent them forth
The re'ul' Of tie election lie, Gen Samuel Dnsmoor
is elected Governor, John Brodhead, pin ammops
Jrseph NJ. Harper, Thomas Chsndltr, Henry Hub.
bard, and John w. Week., elected Represeptative
Congress, by majorities OF between 900 aad 5000
votes each; four of the FIVE Couns, ors .rtain and
nine Of the twelve Senstors are republicans friendly
to the national administration; and tho republican ma.
ioy ia the House OF Representatives will be increa,.
ed from thirty to between fifty and sky.
In this election the old federal party have gone 40
' TO steal our name, and head their ticket
iean Ticket" and in counties "Democratie
Republican Tickets" hut their black dupIiciy and
pion have in instance operated ia their favor
The Democracy oil the State has again rallied and put
down that party with strong hand. The american
system ct Henry Clay 10 dead aud buried in The State
Of New Hampshire. TPatriot
In this election. the principles Of the Presd.p, have
been amply sustained by the democracy of New Hanp
shire "The Tariff" "In'erDai Improve ca pis /" and
the "Poor Indians" were made the rallying word. Of
The federal party. On these grounds the opposition
enrp ncbed themselves, and on theas grounds w,r,
they routed. What new thing the federal party will
next st9rt to deceive the people and gain The sseer
dancy, canno' be OWNED. IB
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
GOhanna

w stand the ensuing my farm, nine miles from
w Richmond directly the stage road leading from that
place to + fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
IL is not saying too much, (ior submit the candor OF
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain me in the
assertion when that his colts universally acknow
edSe to possess much siEe strength and beauty any
colts that have been produced Vifg-
ma know several that be purchased for less
ven or eight hundred dollars; and nave myself been offered
81 900 for year old-tEe which they are
held by their take be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered in behalf of unired colts
The will commence 18Th of February and ter
inmate on the LIST of July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
to be discharged by the payment of Thy-ve any time
during the seasons Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar the
Groom which expected either when mare IS brought o,
taken away.
Extensive pastures are provided and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty-five cents day
Gentlemen who las, the 10 Goan
ma that did not prove foa IF any there be informed
they can be sent again. and charge made for
the Horse, unless they should prove a or in other words
the mares will be insured at the price OF the season.
JOHN M Bolts
The Editors Of the Political Arena Petersburg Intelligent
GER will please insert the above twice week. their
tive papers for eight weeks and forward their accounts the
subscriber J. M. B.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
For SALE
mar %

an the premises, at public auction, on the second
i ~ "Wednesday, the 9Th of June next, my Tract of
| LAND IN LoudouE county, Virginia, Vith the Fur.
niture, the Stock of Horses, Cattle Sheep, and Hogs
The tract consists of rather more than 600 acres
is advantageously situated very Iea itty conn.
try, about 81 miles from Washington and Ale1an-
drIa, and IS of good quality Little River passes
through the middle oft, on which there are about
ESQ acres of excellent meadow land in different lots
most of which is now in timothy. 1t may be divided
into three or four FARMS to suit the purchasers In
the centre is large and very commodious Br ick
Dwelling House with all the other Build ngs necessa.
ry for the accommodation of arge family and like
wise for servants aborers, &c. several of which are
of brick There also Grist and Saw Mill ON
the tract. AT the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpike leading Alexandra and the CITY, there is
cOmfor'a bIe Frame Dwelling, with good barn, and
some other accommodation At the lower end there
is likewise house that may accommodate small
family. The stock Of each class is numerous; the
sheep are generally of the Merino race credit of
one, two and three years, payable in equal install.
ments, with interest," will be given for the land md
one for the stock ample security being given for the
pnnctual payment Those to whom am indebted
will be allowed credit for any properly they may pur,
chase, to the foil amount of the sums due and on
fair conditions
Not being able, account of my weak state of
health, to conduct the sale myself have given full
power to my in law, Samuel l. Gouverneur and
my nephew James Monroe Jun. to perform this
service, for which | have vested the proucrtv in
them. In the event of sale, they have power TO
make every other arrangement which circumstance
may require. JAMES MONROE
mar 30-c2aw to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
" Office.

virtue of deed Of trust, executed by Nelson Carv 10
The subcrib trustee, 10Th Dec 1885, recorded II,
the CLERKS ohees OF tenfco and of CHESTERFIELD sold
az auctions at she Springfield Pits in Heurico Monday ting
18th in Ut fair, the fair day) several vairale
negroes quantity OF coa supposed be 7DO bushels and
parcel OF household and kitchen urnure-also al the Coal
Mines Tavern in Chesterfield Thursday the 3st INST the
interest oil the said Cary, being undivided third tract
of land in Ches'eSheld supposed acres ADJOINING
the lands OF fIancs Hancock Of Hgssrson Hanco
OF Thomas Dipps and of David Stanford and
The terms VIII be cash for Of $50 larer sS
credit oil SIX onttsoonds with approved security o
gven and the title to the land uatil M ymant
The above deed provides for the NeIsou Carv
and oil N Cary d Co. generally who shall and MAKE
themselves parties They are hereby required ~
| M, within three months this date. ri REoRFS
| Manchester, March Ia, l83I-2aw u
! gJThe sale at the Springfield Pits is postponed n,
Monday, 4th April next. h RHODES
| mar %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG TRUEPEE-

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
w stand, Barboursvile, in the county of Orange.
He has been she~n this winter at Richmond, in
the presence Uf Hundreds of the best judges in Vir
gDia, aud universally admired for his fine form.
'Trufle Is sixteen hands high and seven years old,
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
foal getter. Not of the eighty odd mares put to
him have faled within the knowledge Of the subscri
Der.
The season will commence on the 18th February
and terminate on the list day Of July. Terms as
beretofore-FOTty dollars to be discharged by thirty
if paid within the Fifty dollars insurance,
and one dollar - the Groom, 10 be paid when tho
mare Is brought or token away The best and most
extensive pastu'age Is set apart exclusively f, tho
mares sent to Truf5e; and the mares may be fed vii h
what they viii eat at twenty FIVE cents a dav. and
Groorns nj the village, FIVE dollars fJontb. 6nv
one putting I'VE mares with hun, tine price of one
vii be rem'tted' q. w WAGER,
for
l. Gov. BARBOUR.
Earboursyilc. Feb. list. i63l IL d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

MAKE NOTlCE-rhat pursuant to the act OF the
n General Assembly relating idiots &c. &C. there has
been committed to the sheriff of Henrico. directions TO
remove him TO the Public Hospital at WIansburpb an
DIoI, who is stranger this county, whom the
examining justices have been able extract any informal
iion respecting his family, home As far as ,hey
know, he FIRST few days ago. end of This
county, nj MIR Ftzw yons, by who brought To Rich
mond after being satisfied OF the unsound cond,ion o b
mind This notice intended 10 apprse friends of the
aforesaid, of his situation, they NAV take
such nhis behalf their feelings will dictate He
supposed be about % 30 years age five feet ten
inches hgh his hair and rather light latter soe,hpy
of halle colour, his bear whiskers Of reddish
and white hat. with broad brm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
To THE EDIroRs OF THE WHIG.
INSPECTION OF TOBACC0-

Messrs Editors: Misunderstanding that it is the i'm.
preston among some, that the person writing the
signature OF ga Friend to the Planters is the one
that wrote over the same signature similar sub
Ject, at another warehouse, two three years
since, allow me to correct such an impression, by
saying, that the former has knowledge of the lat
ter whatever. The writer of this has no wish TO CD
pose the interest of any one, and much less to cause
them any unpleasant feelings, if such should be the
the revival of additional inspection nor is
he willing TO share with any one. anima
anathemas of those who might think differently
with the writer of the piece in your paper of 2eth
instant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
THRESHLNG .MaC3LN:E-

WE intend exhibiting one of Henry c. Atwoods
w Patent Improved Treshing Machine, in lhi.
uary 23d $780, This machine is simple in ito struc.
ture, and IN no way liable to get out of order we
cal thresh by hand power. SO bushels per day, and
vim one OF two horses will thresh FROM 500 bush
els per day, as occasion may require This Machine
has been acknowledged by all who have seen it's
ration to be decidedly the simplest cheapest and
OF any one ever offered to the public. Cost of the
above machine. together with the horse power will
not exceed one hundred dollars. We have certificates
with the names of hundreds of the most respectable
men OF this as well as other States. We having pur-
chased the right from Mr Atwood, Tor the State of
Virginia, offer to sell individual or county rights
HART & SNYDER,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
11EATEF EIe.

'BNlIE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
- lie that he has opened Leather store three
doors above The Bell Tavern, where he interis
keeping general assortment of articles in his line
of business.
He has hand skirting harness, soaI black
and russell bride feathers, chaise bag and horse hide
calf, seal and sheep skins, sheep aud goat moroccos
He wishes to purchase Leather in the finished nd
unfinished state. JAMES MICHAEIS
mar 80 o,-deo,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
NEW LINE OF COACHES.


RichU,ond, ScoasUiue and Stauntor Mail Coach
FENHIS new line of Coaches will COM
- mence running Saturday, the I'd day
of April next. 1t will run by Powells, Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, TInsleyvile. Colum-
ba, WINS tavern, to Scotsville; thence by
Mount Israel TO New York, where it inter
sects with the line from Charlottesville to Staun-
TOM and thence to Lexington and Guyandotts This
stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Thus the Public will have a line of
Coaches SIX times a week through to Staunton and
Guyandote: three times week by T'InsleyviIIe
and Charlottesville, and three times by Scottsvlle and
New York, making daily line from Richmond to
1gvandotte on the Ohio river, Sundays ercepted
Thl ators line nil meet at Georges, the line
running three times q week from Fredericksburg to
Farmville Prince Edward Cour; House, Hampton
Sidney College, &c. sc. &c. which will give to
the Public IN this section of the Stale the accommo
dsiio0 they have so long wished for. fhe ScottsURe
line will also ntersect the line running from Lynch
burg ~ Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
I9sr 28--2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

At Glide Sd Feb Pocahontas, Smith, Yrg ina
AT New Dieppe, Feb l. Rousseau, Leven, Virginia.
LIVERPOOL, Feb Arr. Splendid Britton, New York
9th u New England Atkins (6, u j; Hordecai Redmond
and Nnrod, Atkins, Charleston; James, Shackeord and
Marion, Yeaton, New Orleans
FER. 8.-Au. Mary Amy, Burroughs, Savannah.
FEB 10-Saie1 Doroihes DAVIS Philadelphia.
FEB. II Sailed, Plato Dmmock, New Orleans
FEE Il Sailed, Sylvanus Jenkins, and Geo. Clinton,
Rawson, New Yotk; Olive e. Eliza, Noodle MOBILIZE Dover
Nye, Boston; Monongahela, Dxey, Philadelphia.
FEB I3-Saed Gauges, Snow Lexington, Covil and Java
Jefferson New Orleans Saratoga Yerney, and Hope, Ha
son. Savannah Beleisle Lloyd New Orleans Champion, Pat
ton, Mobile; Virginia, Morrel, Charleston.
Vessels Entered for Loading Liverpool previous Feb
ii Chs Carroll, Pierce; Martha, Wilson, New York, Hoxe
and Heroine, Gurel for New York; Hindosan Patson and
Hukisson Holiness New Ofcans JASPER, Hopkins Boston;
Emma leila Aberdeen Mobile; John Wells Curtis, Philadel
pha; Emily, Adams Portsmouth, Sir WIN. Wallace, Lindsay
Commerce, Webster, Charestom Jefferson Drunmond
Virginia.
Vessels up at Liverpool r5 i2 for New o[eans-Hlary
Brown; Hindsssn Pauison t1ocucs, Rich, TO sail 18Th
Antioch Rich. 18TH tIusksson Holmes an calumet Oc1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

Caution TO the Public.
The subscribers having purchased the right for the
State OF Virginia, to make and sell Henry T. Atwood's
fatent improved 1hreshing Machine. and person
q,ently constructing Machine the same principle
and appointed agents to dispose of them in said State
we hereby caution all persons not to purchase said
hreshing Machine, from any others than the subscri.
oers or their authorized agents, they claim the le-
gal right to furnish them, agreeaby advice taken
iron legal counsel they will bring suits against any
one VINO violates their right. JOHN NJ HART.
JOHN SNYDER.
Fincastle, March 81 l831..c3t
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WESIERN TNTW.

F5YfiIS TAVERN, situated in the City of Rich
d mond, on I7rh, or Valley Street, and for many
years in the occupancy OFF, Claiborne L. Thomas,
The public are respectfully informed that they are
fully prepared to entertain company; and that every
endeavor will be used to give entire satisfaction.
a continuance of the patronage of The Western
Traders in Stuck, and of the former customers of
this Stand generally, is particularly solicited.
All the houses belonging TO the establishment are
undergoing considerable repair and Improvement;
and having sundry large Lots, substantially enclosed
and conveniently arranged, they can afford accom-
modatons for every kind Of Stock, and to any extent
that may be desired JOHN WISE
mar 20-6tc DIT NERIAH RARNES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
Ely Lancaster, DcnbV s. Co

AUCIIUN SALE OF GROCERIES,.
On WEDNESDAY next, the s0th inst, COM
nlenciDg at half past O'Clock, will be sold at our
Store general assortment of GROCERIES-con-
ss'ing M part OF the following articles viz
CO Hhds. St. Croix sugar, "a part prlme1 now
landing
25 tierces green coffee
100 bags Java 60
72 packages fresh gunpowder and imperial teaz
80 bbls Malaga wine
pipes gin
do brandy
boxes white Havana sugar
63 bbs potatoes
hhds table salt in baskets
81 bbls nackerel, No. :
10 do country gin
10 do do brandy, &c &c. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
Sports of the PIT.

A MAIN of Cocks, will be taught at Northamp-
"a ton Court House, North Carolina. for 81 600,
and 500 on each battle to commence on Wednesday
the 18th of April next, and continue four days
Each party TO show twenty five Cocks.
30-2aw5t
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u The above sale IS postponed in consequence of
rain, until SATURDAY, the I'd April, when win be
added, a variety of articles the way
mar ~ l.. d. & CO., Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
BROADROCK RACES.


SPRING MEETING.
Nv ILL commence the last Wednesday in ApriI.
w the eth proXimo, and continue four DAYS,
LIST day-two Races-a Sweepstake and Poststake.
Subscribers to Sweepstake-mie heats-entrance
S2O0--half forfeit:
ABNER ROBINSON, Jas w W1xEprr
VIM. JOHNSTON. IsEAM PUcxrrr
Subscribers 10 Postsake--mlle heats-entronce
S00--p!ay or pay:
THO. WATSON, THO. D. WATSON
JNo. MINGE, Jas M SrrnrN
VIM r. JOHNSON,
Cd day-Proprletars Purse S2OO-two mile heats
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse $50O--three mile heats
4th day-two races--anuua Poststake and S,yeen
stake
Subscribers to POststake--two mile heats=-purse
secs: p-S
WIN. r. JoHNsoN, J. HARR1snS
JAS M SELDEN, WM WYNNn
THO. WATSON,
Subscribers to sweepslake for 4th day-mile
heats-entrance $50:
Tue. WATSON, VIM BALL
THO. GRAVES. RIcgD an.us
THO d WATSON,
/1SHAM PUCKET,
mar l2--2aw9t PROPRIETOR.
HOUND. in the bottom OF a Western Stage a
H BREAST PIN, with the initials, nj w II ia
left at the Wing Office, for the owner, and to be
had when property is proved, and this advertisement
paid for. mar 3I-et
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S | r G II A K L E S.

~ > IL T. IL a K l. E $.
UTEAwA This distinguished foal-getter, whose
SG&A w Colts are oftener winners, and more of
M TX3them selling than those of any other hor-
eszza<@ ses got in America, and at higher prices,
VIII stand this spring, at my stable in the county Of
Chesterfield within l mile of Moody's tavern 8 from
Petersburgh, and % from Richmond and IS now at his
stand ready to serve Mares, so dollars the leap and
40 dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when 1t Will expire Seventy Dollars to insure a Mare
payable soon as she is known be in foa or par
ted With Dollar to the groom for each mare to be
paid when she is sent TO the horse Pasturare gratis
which tor quality and quantity is very desirable being
all well enclosed, and well watered. Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents but no LIABILITY for anv
that may happen. Servants will be found without
charge, and with without colts well fed #
desired at 25 cents day,
My son, George w. johnson, will reside nm the
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to all
orders.
SIR CHARLES is full IS hands 8 inches, Is wears
old this spring, and of fine chestnut colour; he
was in higher health, was there ever surer foal
getter, nor was any horse admired for FORM
beauty and commanding appearance. He has been
so often advertised that consider it unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful races The
records of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
hrs colts are performing the Turf with uneuuallcd
success and by their performances doing much to
sustain the high reputation of their sire; who was got
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacoet, he by Blank and he bv CodoI.
phin Arabian; his grand.dsm Comwutation "importcd
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
fearnau6ht, imported mare Jenny Dismal got by Old
i,,--mal." WM. Il. JOHNSON.
Cheslerfe''9,,, FEB. 5, 1831--u5A
- UNAWAY.-Was Computed to the jail Of JEFF
"a ferson County, he 9th day OF UctU5er, $50
as a runaway slave, negro man who calls himself
DAVE. SAID negro says that he belongs 10 the widow
Dunlap, near S,auntou, Va lie is Of dark COMPLEX.
ion, about p years Of age, feet or inches biph
and has lost the fore finger Of his right hand. The
owner Of said slave Is requested to come foryard
prove property, pay charges, and take him away
otberw-e he will ba disposed Of as the law Directs
T1TOBAS GRIGGS. Tailor.
Charlestown Bec. I, 1890. io--v3al