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a. X CHARLES.-This disuns ulshed foal. alter
~ whose Coils otener winners, and more Of them
seiing than hose OF any other horse's get in America
and at higher prices will stand this sprng at my stable
I'D the county oil Chesterfield, within one mile of Moo.
ny dvernio from Petersburg, and % from Richmond
abn Is now al his stand, ready TO Mares at Thfr
~ D,hdrs he leap. aud Forty five Dollars the season
gayable me l5ih OF July next, when IL will expire
oeoeny Dofdrs TO insure a mare, payable soon az
be Is Known 20 ss IN iotl, parted with One Dol
" 70 ne groom ior each mare, to be paid when she 10
en' 10 The horse. Pasiurdges gfas, which for quality
and quantity is very desirable behg all well enclosed
and well watered Every will be taken TO pre-.
vent accidents, but liability for any that NAV hap
peo Servants sent will be found without charge aud
mares wi or without colts, we'll fed, Il desired at %
cents day,
My son George ". johnson. will reside on the
plan ion, aud Viii attend himself particularly 10 ali
orders
Sir Charles is ulf IS T.. nds inches 10 vears old
his 1pring aud tn chesnul COLOR; he never was
10 higher heath, there ever suter fotl.get.
Ter o. was sGy horse ever more admired for form
beauty, sod commanding appearance He has been
20 ~ en- advertised, that consider unnecessary 10
tate again his numerous and successlut races The
record OF TIE different Jockey Clubs will shew that
his Colts performing he Turf with uneoualIed
success, and by their performances doing much u,
sustain thu high reputation OF ,heir SIRE who was cot
by Sir Arcby, HE Ian by tbe imported horse Citizen
wbo was by Pssoiet, he by Blank and he bv GodoI.
phin Arabian; lis graOd-dam Communication, imported
Dire Owl, imported Old Shark, imported horse Ola
Fearnough', imported mere Jenny y small got by.old
Di"ua1. " WIN n JO4NsoI
CheNeru,id, Feb. 10. SS-wtI6hA
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MApo,uD COMMUNICATED.
ss DELrHA daughter Of Ambrose Wade Esp all OF Gooch
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In a late piece which sent you for publication, on
the subject OF reducing the pay of the members of the
Legislature, omitted TO notice an important item Of
which ought to have been mentioned allude TO the
mileage, now allowed by law, to the members; which
consider as much too high their pay; and ought TO
be reduced IN the same proportion II this were done
the saving, on that score, should imagine would a.
mount at least, to S2000 which, when added TO the ann
formerly mentioned, would make an aggregate saving
OF $4,000 per annum. II the Legislature did not think
proper TO lower the taxes, what handsome sum this
would constitute towards making the improvements of
the country loudly called for by the public, IL
would be more than equal TO the income Of our whole
iund Tor internal improvement, which have seen es-
timsied, in a late debate, at S4t, 900.
In note prefxed by you, to my last publication YOU
say, that the wages already "too lows" which. /
doubt not, IS an opinion honestly expressed; and one
In which the people Of Richmond will, as honestly,
concur with you. Men are often insensibIy led to
the adoption Of opinions which IL is their interest TO en-
tertan-and for aught know this very principle NAV
be operating upon me in giving contrary opinion 10
yours-ior am taxpayer. Is IL not matter Of great
consequence TO the people of Richmond whether $25.
900, 900 is ef in their city by the members of
the Legisature' IL you would know what is the opi.
Mon OF the great body Of the people, on the subject in
question, You must not enquire Of the citizens Of Rich
ihond TO ascertain IL, but must go into the country
deep. "
am one OF those who think all tho officers of the
government who are necessarily employed in carrying
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ron THE ENQUIRER
To Prince E,i,cdrd Man


SIR Ia your add G" which appeared in the Iasi
Enquirer TO the voters Of tbi, Congregational District
You cay 1.-TWO years ago after the rstir- msut Of MIR
h'n1oph from your service in consequence Of III
neath oy very lean vote You chose Tho nas T. B. u-
ON as your Rspresen alive Tat geniIsmsn ,e.vsd
you IN Congress two sssiJus with what benefit 10 YOU
OF ME county, shall no, stop to enquire" II dutv
eoioPeIs you TO address this to yoIf friend.
YOU nave certainly ALLEN 81 of lie dIschatee:.for
70 Ineonrovsr'ibIe that you have omiued TO gye the
ony ioiofma,ion OF which the people stand IN need
"hen several lemcn present Themselves "a cand,.
ud'es Tor oihce, IL by comp uson o. " tina, W., can
MAKE wise choice. II comparison be neces.a.v 10
edu 10 ms result, you will admit that |, eannoi h.
1aoe without the necessary means Why IL IL tben
nat u nave wi hholden tbese, d siven 10 M sneb
IncHerous commentary on ionsteriaI mst,ers3 do
you believe hat the vo Of the disfet will seizs tb
rink and noble expressions which were mai. n,
Thomas T. BoudIn toward HE comp Gtor A. evidsnrs
o. Ms 'nPenor esPteiiy TO serve them! N Won do
You otor uEd dslusion. They will look upSn ten
as mask Of Ibsrary rarely 20 b. fund among m IN
no 'ufn IN IN 10 HE advantage nste I'd Of prejudice
lhen' en- to the merit Of each Of hose EenImen-
you tsn us that Mr.. Ran ph ha, served the dstrie
'o' hniy Jsafs. Where are The iuts Of his I,.or;
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BY the Governor Of The Commonwealth of Virginia
fl PROCL.d.u.4TYON


fl PROCLAMATION.
AN HEREAS Information has been received by the
Wv Executive, from source to be relied on that
on the IL day OF December Ias near Warren in the
county oil Abema'ie, an at,ck de on Mrs
l-snshan, widow lady, by wu tito M n nknown to
her, obviouy with an intent of committing violence
MADE felony by statute; AMI the said mulso has fed
from Justice and il going at large. NV. there
Toe Inn F cyi, Governor of the Commonwear h
OF Virginia, have thought proper, with the advice Of
the council Of State 20 offer iew,rd of 6fty dollar.
TO any Per'on or psrions VIII, will discover the per.
raor o. the assault aforesaid And d moreover re.
quire all oiicsrs, civil and military. and ex ort tho
good people OF h, Commonw salth TO use their best
eodeavos to discover the offender aforesaid that he
may he Appreciated aud al, with as the law directs
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lSes] Seal of ih- Common 60 ealth al Rch.
moad, this 22I day Of March. 1881
JOHN FLOYD.
Inc said negro was dressed p half worn blue broad
cloth coat and par'aoons red striped, and half worn
fnr'd hat with koapsark on his back and drawing
knife in his hand Il -sb mark recolIecied, upIess
some scratches made by her in hi. face, which she
thinks che made; he is opposed be about 5 feet 8
OF inches high, stout, well IN ,de, and dark mula,to
March 49, I0S-w4w
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.

-.
lsee, by your.pape that you feel anxious to lay be.
lore the pubic the late speech of Mr.. T.zsweI on
tue turkish Misson. /, is none Of nv bu.iu-ss IN
interfere win either yours Mr.. TaZewelps affairs
ana IN doing So on this occasiop IL but proper to
tbas as this communication ia xpected 10 you g, il
u unauthorized by aud unknown to Mr.. Il Jewell
WI This excuse Tor my freedom, il NAV not be TN ac
cep'sbie TO you t, know ,ha, Mr.. Tdze,oeips mech
IS no,o IN course Of publication in pamphlet form,
under ms immediate correction, aud that II will bs
ready Tor delivery by Saturday will not ami -pa,e
lie merits, or encourage expe Citations OF the ability OF
dis speech which may not be allied; but tbajl lie
greatly mistaken H. when you read il, you do not say
II Is one OF the cearest strong and most uminons
sxposons Of the rights Of the Senate YOU have ever
seen, and in It's whole ressoning 10 perfect and indie
pen0enf kef ping with the souudest and ost
d'e'rnes II the Virginia SchooI-That il is TO be regret
yea such pindication became necessary at tais line
and uron such question, ali frie nds Of the admin
l'ualion will admit, sad il was at liberty 10 speak
Tor Mr Tszewell, feei cor6dent that mig IT. with
great truth, say, no one reyes the eircun more
han be does Bat his charsctr il mi, unde Ystood in
vMgnia u It's believed he will "consenf' to "advise"
any fTtsIdent against The honest convictions Of hi.
judgment, and the Der, light OF reason and exrerie,
was Impossible Mr. TSzs1ell could let the que s,ion
oil an appointment OF COMMITS .oners to Turkey ,pfh
our me = dduise and consent" If The Senate pass nm
noticed, alter the argument he had deIiyeted ,,oon
branchs resolution up IN the Panama Mission.
That seert o. citations may be som etim es
aumied, even with the most civiliz ID Governmental
Al Ambassadors presume. have secret instructions
ou' me righf OF the President to keep public Agent,
or NJ COLLATION., secret from the Senate, when his cen
,t'u;iora advisers question that eau admit of no
1ouo-partieuiary when such NEGOTIATIONS result in
Tedues That eompromis the faith and honor of IN.
counry-tha involvs tho bis qnes ions OF peace and
wH' iou are rIghi, am sure, in felievng that thu.
AMIR has rot alieDated Mr. farewell from the Pr,si.
dent, and that The opposition are wholly Al fu,, in
PfesunI0g IT has. IL was duty, and, as YOU have
SEEM not 10 De reUdrdcd by he arts OF the opposition
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~ THE EDITOR Of THE ENQUIRER
sIR-Permit me-, through the medium OF your pa :
per, TO call the attention Of Agtics,uras,s generaiIv
70 subject highly Interesting TO them, and in which
tho wheat and rice growers, in particular, have dem
crest ne labor requisite in separating The grain
ON the straw by The present. mode of threshng or
by any heretofore Invented uni v-ry recently is 10
the planter, both diia'ory and expensive
mas heen said by an ingenious writer, that he who
should discover process by which spires of grass
might be made to grow where only one accu,tom ID
to shoo', would be deserving of statue to his
memory, than he who POUNDS empire.
III So what shall ne erected to the memory of those
who have inveBted processes by which the labor nj
thousands may be saved -opriaed to some other
purposes! Az an instance OF the immense ,nefts re-
su,log from the iaoor'saving machines need only
reier the planter 10 the lardy and amos, in,urmount
able process OF separating the cotton from the seed
until the Invention Of that machine for
forming that labor.
Nearly all the machines which, until re .en,yv b,v.
been nv'nted for the purpose OF hashiog out ,,ain
have entirely failed in their Objects or performed thr
work in an imperc ct manner.
There has recently been invented, in the State NJ
Pennsylvania, Thrsshing Machine, which in The
simplicity OF iis cons'ructon-i,s operation and adap
alton TO every kind Of grsl-excels every other nyen
ton OF tie kio!.
The inventor and patentee, L. Booley OF Pbiladsl
pba, sem 10 have brought, his machine az near 10 a
state oil perfection as the nai"re of things will admit
IL now in successful operation many farms in thai
and the nsighboiiDg ates.
Having recently been in thai section OF the country
had an OPP runi'y Of witnessing IT IN full operation
III worked with two horse power attached to it, and
requires. when In iuII operation the attA ndanc. =,
three hands At the time saw il In aiion an re
were many respectable gentlemen present., who have
since, as perceive by some OF the Pennsyivsoia ma
pers, made and publ he'd their certificate OF ts psr
formance. In that 10 sverred that it tbra,hsd in
workman-ke maoner, at tho rate OF Fifty four
toe hour. On my own part, have no hesitation in
sayoE that, vito wheat iu good order, will thrash
from tour TO i've hundred bu heels per day. and folio
daily, leaving the grain and straw 10 good condition
PLANTER.
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Of bls. There are very few ensrossed bills upon IT.
and many DO enroiiedbut the din eul,ies which
attead the judiciary subject, will delay tho Ses-
sion. al lsast ,ill the middle Of April The peo-
pie are bsginuiug 10 say that the rspijty In dis
charging the public business docs oot eorres pond
with the calculations which bad been made. upon the
P-jueed number OF tie Legislature. siready is IL
ssid that "The game Is scarcely north the candles -
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
The National Int Iii gsnser has been duly en'ight
sned upon the merits OF IN. Indian Since
the oracle OF the Supreme Court has PROT ounced IS
decision. there Editors, (Hesv.n save IN. max y
have discovered that the Indians are mol foreign
ton; that the Supreme Court had ~" jo i,dictec; and
from the only two clauses In the Constitution Che 81
clause Of tho 81 sec Of the Let article. and the
clause Of the 9Th s.eton,) 10 which tAe Indians
spoken Of there could exis. doubt d the existence oil
the s,ver,ig in the ats OF orsia an the want
jurisdc,ion Ia the Supreme Court Better late than
never." Better that the N. loielseneer should yield
10 the argumens OF The e ut-- though Il woui have
been still bettsr n The ln,ellgeneer had viodica ed
che Of the Consti, uton, tie OF tue Eek
tive. aud the rigits VI Geo,giA, when would have
been OF some advan age, 10. honor, to be the cham
pisoso Guti.--A lat We Can ask Of the N. In
tegencer, Is to support lite tardy conclusions with
honest zeal. We congra ulate tho country the re-
snl, Of the decision The hopes II faction be I'll ed.
The administration lie strengthened by Its tiumphs.
weunderstaud tha, in New Hampshire, the political
fanatics are Frustrated by the decision Of tie Court
So mote IL be.
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COMMONW

ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1881. {
SIR: La d chargs Of an ss.is,ej duty, 1 have the
passed by the Lagisls,nr. of thi. Commonwea,b
their present session. with request thai you would he
pleas.d to present them 10 IN. ccnsidsrat Of III.
L,gis.a'ure OF the State over which you preside.
With sentiments OF great respect SC.
LEVI LINCOLN,
G vernon OF Mas. aeh. sets
Ills Ereclency, the G. peyno- of Virgiaia.
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by Mr.. SpurIock vas ie"e"eu
Mr.. Morris said he had submitted the moti,n ~ sill
the blank with The N h Of Nav in obsd,en-. ~ a.
opinion OF the Committee OF Privilege, and E,,au
ou' as bis bill would no. probably pa,s both n ,us.s
ID Ums to enable the County C.urs at the Ar
draw the notion. " 'u WI "
Mr. Terrill moved to fill the blank with The word
Mr.. Marshall opposed IN. filling III. k..ok .;,,
June, rs il would in eIiere with The gain ba.ys.
m onth OF September " '' VI 'hs
MIR Hart hoped that the mo,th NJ A,o,,, III.
ADOPTED as the members in hi, part Of the
would require time 10 take ercui, smong ,bsi, CO.
su'uen's. tie was also in favor Of August bseau,, i,
wh.ts1 yo SsI % and the waters being low, Les.
own whl'key 10 the Wss) AMI he hoped th.ref,r.
'h1 IRE % n, be les, 'pgiinx than n.ual
by vote OF Ayes SO, NoesH h'
me qnsnion tseu occurred on the designstion Of
o. tne psrioI OF holding the general elections after th
Mr.. Morris moved 10 fiji IA. b,.,L o;,t ., +,
"Aptil." Wv" ''o "o'o
Nj. S2srock moved 10 6i II with the word ..A,.
got" "'
The later motion was supported by Mr. N,At.bo, g.
opposed by Messrs Bayy, and Bfoaepax on lie srond
hat stat Of coDfusi ~ would a,se from rhs cbsn1
o." To- ~ Ease OF an fRfs sc' the CJneresa or
'he Lieg'IAiur@, in the month Of MAY il wand he ~
e-ssary 10 send members whose terms had xoired =
VI. o'. afo oPpo'ed the motion, aoI expI,in-d hi,
'e"s'n W, having moved t1s month o Aph to have
Prep suse OF me otinion OF the C)mmiite~. m
ur'nsr oi'c"Sssn took place bslwsen Messrs M rel.
&n5 - odnsx' principally on a cont tu,oasl porst
Mr. he,sh ors,d additional arguments 81 sins, tx /,
ms nc , vv,eehons IN the month OF August.
NJ Williams Of :. decIared hi. preference for In.
moH'h u Apii az also Nc. Davis Of Orpngs who
moved mo aye ADD noes. The motion va ssstsio.d
mf' Marshall advocated tho noah Of April; and Mr..
"a," that Of August.
| The question va taken on inssriog ihs word "An.
sud,' and decided ia the negative by the ollovins
| voe 1h
! AYES essrs. Msyse, Spusloct, Ryss NJ C,p,o.
ae'', King, slsy. Ewirg Hsts, CsidwsB, Newman
w 'us, Brhsg.ly' Cohnct Wheher, SRsuson, Basiet
m,Mshon, kigore, M'Coy, Kellei--1o.
NOES-Messrs. k, (Spesker) Bsyiy, mo.
mtnd, Wood Of Aibemsrle, r rdlI Garland Of An.
ntrh, ksnpey, NJ Cue, C,mpbeII OF Bsdsrd Lensy CD
Dayn OF Bsik ley. Hen hsw. Anderson of Bot,,ourt
MILLER OF Bot Campbell Ct Brooke, Shell, Chris ian,
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SIR have eved from his excelisrcy Levi Lin.
COLO Governor Of me Commonw. slh OF Mas,achu,eu.
the encos resolutions adopted by the Legislature c
tina, State with request hat they be laid fore the
General Assembly oil Vifgi,ia. which now have the
hon o do.
With great ccns Iteration and respect, S-, your
ob tient servant. JOHN FLOYD.
To The Hon LINN BANKS,
Speaker of the House Of Delegates
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DNl.ECATEs.

SATURDAY, March ga message was received
from the SeDat ,n'o'ming TIA, they bad passed he bills
To anerd and reduce INTO one toe several acts eon.
car the Inspection o'lumber with amend ents-
50 hey had rejected the tills- To sm-i the go.
verd scs Tor the better securing the payment OF reD's
AMI frtven ig the fraudulent practices tenants
to regulate the sctce OF suing out and prosecuting
wri's OF ep-vin-iDd ~ bill T. amend for the
inspection OF h,h.
The s.'esker presented he following commune .tiou
from the Governors:
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THE CHEsAPEAKE And ONO CANAL


We had the pleasure, week t@o ago. of publish
log some facts In regard 10 the progress end
OF our great wo'k, which mus, have been highly gre
tiyiDg 10 the ciiz OF this District ard 10 bs friends
oil the Canal every here, but especially a:e sufe
10 our riends Of the Baltimore Gazette We have nc W
the pleasure oil communicating, r The satisfaction of
our readers some additional information of The same
agreeable terror.
On the 2li Of March tie first toll was r.e.iveJ a,
the locke above Gsorgeown after The opening OF the
Canal Tor navigation the PRESENT season. Wednesdav
las tbs reiore completed the frs, of ihe use Of
the canal since the finishing OF he l3 AID 9Th see
tons, for the completion Of which the re etIai..ioo Of
the water had been delayed, although the Ia a,on
might have been resumed on the 26'b oil February.
must therefore, b. very grayiUEto III t-isnds Of
the Canal 20 know hAt, he feiuru of President
and DTeecsrs, on Wednesday morning, irom Ell icspec
lion oil i,s various &otkJ, far up as The mouth IF
Seneea, they were informed by he Collector al ~
oid LOCKS, mat $500 bad been received within thu
month, rot then expired The wcrka were in eject
lent condition. and The scsnery Of The canal as be auij
80 The Imagination can well picture.
IL was no, among the least o. tbs agfeeahs OH eta
which met The eye In passing up tie line, to epa.
ration made for the construction Of boat on the mar
gin o. the cacai, capable Of carrying eleven ed
barrels OF Hour. The proprietor having h,eiy iowed
several beats together, having thsE nine hundred
oafrsis on board, by one bose sxpecis, with The same
power, to tow hat which is how constructing, when
fClly laden; though bis principal object TO Transient
several thousand cords Of wood . market; which he
lore The canal was completed 10 the Great Falls was
utterly worbloH
The Mayors CT Washington and Georgetown .s.om.
panied tie Prssidsni and Directors in their visit of in
speeiion; the iosnsr % Tar only Ctornmen the mama
gwen 70 the hotel al The head Of the Falls kept by
Capt Febi3n who Las shge OF The elk locks by whleb
the ssasnt OF the river at that place 10 sassisd.
S'me gentlemen hom dlslsn, psrts Of the Union
WsFe much struck with the magnitude Of the canal,
ana oil hs Immense labor expended pof tons Of
well n~ith the highly picturesque ehartcisr OF
III" scenery aioug the whole line running az il doe,
on we marg'o o. The romantic Potomac. 1,Vdt mi.
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!. Mvcn rrr nsMMSs uSsUsc.I
ANGLiOlsED EADING OF rue DELGiAN REGENCY.


ANGLiUisEU READING OF THE BELGIAN REGENCY.
Reseo, of nssiuln su'lg, de caeqaier
MINISTER OF Wac Goblet.
Minister OF Finance Brouehier.
Minister Of Interior 7iein"ns.
Minister OF Justies O..
Minister or Forc,sn Affairs Nan dor eyer
la BELciuM, to the five A hos
Tho Regent is CnoxER,
His CooLEI Tor tho War he pit.
And to Finance his BHoKEH
Tho storm which boa, tho Dutch tiles or
The roof, made him Superior,
With his TiLEMAS in tho Interior
His GrNDEcnIES, his man of good,
L. M,"sor OF Justice,
Aud Foreign Affairs, to DO understood,
Must DC "Cl wEiouEO-s mast his.
-..oGs--
CAPS & BEAUX, rs. GAPS & BELLS.
You blame this laughing vein of mine
Yet all the world confess wo shine
Each in our different way:
T fG%.S oa.S Of u. es sSsIne 0'0'
Enjoy, enjoy your Cap and Beaux,
LoaNc mo my Cap aud Bells.
Oh! Wisdoms book is ali 90 gave,
The lines traced in gall,
Her pen is from the pu,aes that wave
Dear Folly with "a Govso's quill
. Her joyous ma.'ms SPELLS
Wear wisdom's Livery. If you will,
Ill wear my Cap and Bells,
You say love the dark leavod vine,
fou love dark.oyod man,-
So lot mo have my caret fine,
I'll let you ntr your fan
Aud IN e"joy my quiet dOzo,
LIE, him adore your Cop ane Beao1,
Leave me- my Cap AID Bells!
You tell ne that the laugh that browne
My cares is all too loud
Sweet beauty loved the ffowns
That sober sadness plou shed--
Before the ring is you know,
Crave looks always quells,
For gravity may suit the Beau,
But suit the Rolls
And who is grave, while Folly sits
TO mix each bowl qnaT?
When all the world has lost its wits.
Oh! who choose but laugh
When "Motley" is The garb that shows
Where Wisdom o DIV ell
While husbands all made from Beaux
Leave mo my Cap and Bell.
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EVETY DOLLARS REWARD -Rsnaway i,om
Humber':on SslPsihs Elm Hill Es'a,e on the
OF mt negro man by the Dane OF CUFF, who for
many Year., End unt he last IL months acsd a. Fer
fynian or his master in which capacity he learnt 10
count change bills noies very exrerty He is gene
sy known 10 those 10 the habit OF crossing said Skip
oIaek, and unusually polite for servan-no m srk or
scar resollec'ed He carried or variety Of clothing
"nu WIZ Pfooa'iy chluge his name, and aemp, 10 pass
~ Hse man, win papers procured from SONS free
negro The above reward will be paid Tor apprebend-
ing ana securing bin IN Jsil, hi. owner gets him n
sseD Out Of The STATE or ibe sum OF $50 II t,ken io
me S'@'e' WIN NJ SWEPSON,
.uoe Agent for n Skip,cijh
1'P''' NV' 1tS-I2t
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TnREwARD--Raosssy o. ,hs 'no-n.os OF
~ n " The lstitsL my msn JIM, between % & 30
years old rather under the ordinary sze Of negro men,
and not entirely black is little tongue-isd, sDd
would say hsps n taking, rocoIectsd except
one, 'hink behind the lett year, his eyes arc yellow
ish. MY opinion 10, he is In Richmond or on james
River; all reasonable expsnces will be- paid by soovey.
ing him TO me, living near The Brook Bridge within
i've miles Of Richmond All persons are fo,ewarned
away at the peril Of The Law. JOHN WATKINS.
April Jl2-wu