davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
MIaunder's Treasury.

Maunder's Treasury.
M AUNDER'S Treasury acknowledge s. library
lVl Of Reference-parts & 9, in neat volume,
containing English Dictionary, Grammar, &c; new
Universal Gazetteer Classical Dictionary chronology
and history; Dictionary of Law Terms, &c. &c &c.
the whole surmounteG by moral maxims and pro-
verbal Aphorisms, in alphabetical order.
eve have great pleasure in noticing a very useful
book called 'Maunders Treasury of Knowledge and
Library of Reference 1t is, in fact, an Encycope
dla in miniature and comprises within very small
compass much accurate information every sub
ject of consequence. AS book of reference, 1t
will be of incalculabe advantage and the many who
have neither leasure the disposition for more
elaborate study. will find in Mr. Maunder's volume
ample means ofacquain'ing themselves with every
branch Of knowledge that can interest improve the
mind. "-COnrier.
Here is grammar--an improved English dictiona-
ry--a law dctionary-a classical dietionary--a ga
zettecr-tables of weights and measrres-of verbal
distinctions-a compendium of chronology and his
tory, with host of other things all equally useful.
The whole, we may add, is beautifully printed, and
the arrangement Is as simple and excellent as the
matter is valuable"-Th Spectator.
Just published in London and for sale by
Ii. NASH.
Also-No. 16 Family Library. mar Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
Real French Fancy Store,

4 HAVE just received very superior PERU
IL mefles, warranted on oath before the Lord Mayor
of London, by the inventor, Mr. Price. The Inhab
itans OF this city and its neIghbourhn9d -,;>
-ce!I"pt articles. At his store, they will find the
.perfumed Russia Oil, never before offered to the
public oi Richmond, although it is known most won
dertuily to promote the growth of the human hair;
Canadian Bears Oh; Cream of Soap, "a most de-
ghtul article for shayng} Milk of Rose to improve
and whiten the skin, and TO cure eyes; Florida
Water, al so cents the largest bo ties, besides Es
scnces of every Descriptions and of the best quality.
Also Just received from Paris, a variety of Fancy
Goods Jewellery, Cutlery. MagnifyIng Glasses,
Battledoors. and Scrap Prints, &c. &c.
u The highest prices will be gwen for old Gold
and Silver l.. DUHAiN
ap diff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

-
MEDICINES, &C.
FNHE Subscriber has lately received and is
receiving, part of his Spring supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, &c.-among which are the fol-
lowing articles viz
$50 kegs white lead
25 do Spanish brown
i ceroons Spanish indigo
80 bbs Spanish brown
100 do do whiting
do spirits turpcntine
do castor oil
5000 lbs putty
rs boxes window glass
500 gro. bottle corks
do Kiddcr's superior indcble ink
do cayenne pcppar
Pipe clay, for cleaning soldiers belts
20 lbs cocuus lndcus
90 lbs oatmeal, superior article
/ gumlopD
do gum shclIGc
do gum opium
Rose pink hair powder
F rIS2ida, and wo,e,
Lavender
Naples soap, Thompsons eye water
French green, superior article To paint
window blinds
Carminc
Gum elastic
Isingass, Russia Sheet
Ivory black
Black lead
Bears Oil, &c.
Nnd a large variety of fancy Snuff Boxes, PCrfu-
merry, &c. for sale on tic must accommodating
terms, by j. III. EUSTACE.
mai %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
NEW MUSIC.

N Il w MUSIC.
y L. SMITH (lote Collins e. Coz has received
IL. large addition 10 his stock OF Music for the
Plano-omOng which most of the late pieces and
popular Songs-those enumerated are IN part, which
he will continue 10 increase they published i'll
the northern cities.
TnE PARrING HouR-By ii Dclman
y! GIVE ME BACK SIY ARAB STETD-By A. Hodsar
SHOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO Know
o, CEASE BUsY FANcY-.in original Swiss Air, sung
by Mrs Austin
Go GEORGE CANT ENDURE You-.----z=-
GEs, l LEAVE FATRERs HAIIs-By
Sidney Waller
AT PARTING WHEN THY HAND PREsT-By w. NJ.
r. Esq of Petersburg, Va.
TnE PRIDE or the NALLEY-By llemriei
BRITANNIA SAT- WEEPING
Twas NATURES GAY DAY--B Liyius
THE Musical WTE-By A. Schurtz
We NETT II. Bayle
o! HAST THOU TAUGHT ME TO LOVE THEE
LIGHTLY HERE-By J. Moschalas
AWAY MY GALLANT PAGE, AwAY-W. Ball
SoLpIER's TEAR by a. Lee
SAILORS Tears. Waller
LOVES RIToRNELLA-J. COOKE
ISLE OF BEAUTY, FARE THEE wELL--Dy II. \
Rawlings
The APoLLo--A collection of Solos, Variations,
Watzes, Rondos Duets. &c. from various Au-
thors, arranged for the Flute, Piano, Guitar, ard
two Flutes. by l. Migncn, and \. Foit, NJ. ID.
EnBEN PER MAJ MEMoRIA, Ducttu-by Rossini
APRE's Ia. BIcHEssE-By Auhe-
Ne MOUBLIEz PAs-M. Cradle
SEE THEM on THEIR WINDING wAY-From Bishop
Heber
CnRIsrMAs VrsrER HY,fx--One or three variations
CAPTIVE KNIGHr-By Mrs. Hemans
TnE STAR OF BETnLEHEM--Words by II. V,
Whi'e
TYRoLrsE EVENING HYMS-By Mrs Hemans
FRoM GRL ENLAHp's ICY MoUNTAINS-BIsiio Heber
LYRE SAcRE-l "A periodical publication -twJ
numbers just received. and many her standard
pieces, for the Piano. Guitar, and Flute.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

Linens.
IRISH g. GERMAN SHIFTING LINEN, of
the most approved bleach, and of all qualities, by
the piece, half piece, or yard.
Rich double damask diapers, OF all widths
Damask table cloths, by -, by Ii, and . by 10
quarters--new patterns
81 and Cd Irish sheetings-all which will be sold
at unusually low prices, at r. II. JENKINS,
mar % Linen g. Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.

ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1891.
I ANDSCAPE ANNUAL, illustrated by % Gle
~ CANT engravugs. aid handsomely bound.
The Musical Bjou, Album of music, poetry and
prose-, and illustrated by many splendid engravngs
The Remembrance, edited by Roscoe, with many
q. handsome engravings and beautifully bound.
The IRIS, literary and religious Offering, with nu-
fine cngrayings and bound IN silk.
FastaiTs Comic Annual, illustrated by several hun
drcd remarkably humorous cuts to life, and well
bound. For sale by
mar IL \. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

INURfY-ONE packages, landing from schr.
Il Planter, from New York. containing many sta.
PIE. and new and beautiful fancy articles
L. s. e. JAMES g. CO
ap 2 Market BRIDGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
Comic Songs.
R1LSNS, &c.

RITSIyNS, DC.
lust received, and for sale low IS boxes Raj.
- sins, and 90 bbs Lamp OIL
mar Io-It j. II. EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

Non Zealand Spmdgc.
THNIlE subscriber has received a small supply Of
IL this scarce and valuable seed, to which no
would call the attention OF the public. Those who
wish to purchase, can be made acquainted with the
mode Of culture, TO ensure plentiful supply of
throughout the whole year. II is said to be infinitely
superior to any other kind Of Spnsge in all respects.
mar n H. e. McNENARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
.l.Seic Stock in Old H01sds.

Elegant Spring and Summer Goods
A elegant assortment of Spring and Summer
- Goods, just received Shockoe Hill, FIRST Dry
Good Store above The Theatre, and expect in a few
days, additional! supplies from New York-al of which,
and the old stock vii! be offered prices suit the
times The pdhiic requested examine for them
seves-an enumeration OF articles is deemed unneces
sary as the assortment comprises almost every article
IN he Dry Goods line, and of the fashionable STYLE
Is. w. wALTHALL, Agent,
Sl--6t ODDosite Mr. Ira TIchenop's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

Cloversced, Whiskey, Sugar, &c.
WE are this morning receiving by sle Steam
w boat Noro k, from Baltimore,
100 bushels first quality clover-eed, and
90 hhds Baltimore whiskey.
And by the Schr Richard, from New York,
10 hhds New Orleans sugar, and
II do Porto Rico Inoasses. of superior quail
ity, for sale by 'RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
Soda W6fCr.
Whlskey, Brandy, &c.
SPRING GOODS.
TUESDAY. 29th MARCH.

DbSDA1s $OIlI 4hahIhs
VUST received by the Picket Effort, and now
- opening at Il. Ii JENKINS, q choice selec-
ton of new style and fashionable Spring Goods re-
at New York; consisting OF
ChaDgeable Belgians
Rich painted muslins
Plain pink French glnshams
Printed Lawrcntcens
Painted and corded striped Ginghams
Mandarccus and Philippines
An extensive assortment of Parisiau stripe and No
sale figured. spring calicoes
\ variety Of the latest style silk guaze aud crapo
dress hdkfs. and scarfs
Ladies' and gentemcns' best horseskin gloves
Fine and common do mitts
Rich gauge cap and bonnet ribbons
Best quality Pungee snd silk bag and bandanna hdkfJ
A new and beautiful style sprng belts
Lemon pink, blue and salmon gro dc NaW
Green baregc, for wells
Bobbne trimming, cap edgns, and footing laces, Of
all widths
Rich lace collars. cnpcs pclercens fiorellss, chcm.
sets, caps, and crazy jeans
Lace cuffs and infants caps
cases lodics' duns'able hats
do misses do do Of superior manufas-
turc to any yet offered, and new shape
! case yellow and black Navarnocs
Also, extensive assortment OF rich fancy and sta
pie Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals
Persons about leaving the city, who are desIroug
of purchasing the latest and most fashionable Spring
Goods for dress f every description, or IRISH aud,
German Shifting Linens, ofIhe most approved bleach,
aRd AT prices which challenge a competition, would
do well TO call and examine the assortment, at
Il II. JENKINS.
mar % Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
No Mistake.

No Mistake.
LNOR Judkins Ointment, prepared by Judkns him
II SELF, apply to inc, first door above the Bell Ia
vern, where nrge supply Of the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be found. l
shall not reduce the price ofthis article retail, but
to persons who may purchase TO sell again, will sell
at such price will be considered very liberal dis
count. ". c. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
New SIainn Goods

New SIring Goods.
y OBERT III JENKINS is opening, by the p ack
IA ct Tantivy from New York. the following new
Dry Goods
Chargeabie colored Geo de Maps.
Rich figured white Gauze Wells
An extensive assortment black Lace Veils.
Blonde figured Gauze IIdkE-inncy coloreL and
haif mournlng-a new style of goods, and for 81 at
low price.
few dozen more Of those elegant, embroidered
white cotton Hose
few pieces, new style, French coronation Cling
hams.
Linen Floss and Linen purlinc
-%hfso-
case German Linens, which. tor iinercss AMI
cheapncss, are preferable To any yet offered and will
DC sold at the most reduced prices, at .-..
X. III. JENKINS
NOR Linen and Fancy Dry GooIs Store
'- ., , SEEDS
TL0VER,
~ Orchard Grass
Herds do ( "ec"s'
Timothy,
For sale by LEWIS WEBB g. co.
mar 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

Also-No. 10 Family Library.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28

Permit Visitor to give brief outline of the
Convention of the Episcopal Church held during
the last week. And to return at the same time
the thanks Of all the visitors, to the inhabitants
of Norfolk, for their unbounded and aAectonate
hospitality towards them.
On Thursday morning, 18th May, the Con-
vention was opened by sermon from the text
{" Ye are the light Of the ,oorld," sc. Earnest,
faithful and affectionate was the Minister. He
exhorted Christians to let their light slime, and
thus win others to Christ. He was SO filled with
love for pershing sinners, that he seemed as tho
he knew not how to cease from entreating them
to be reconciIed to God-as tho he could preach
till exhausted nature would expire in the Har-
ness.
In the afternoon | heard an exhortation on
Prayer: The Rev. Mr.. B. besought Christians
to this aN-imporfant duty. This text tho he
took none) might have been "Where is thy Bro
ther?" Proving that the eternal interests of our
friends should be very dear to US, for God would
require them at our hands; and convincing us BY
promises and facts, that the Lord, who has de-
clared that il any two Of his followers should
agree concerning any thing they would ask the
Father, in the name of his Beloved Son, it should
be done for them.
The Evening sermon was from 81 shall be sa
tished when awake in thy likeness. "a joyful
sermon, causing the Christians heart to leap with
unspeskabe delight. The preacher proved how
superior the meanest, and poorest believers lot
is, even in this world, to the most prosperous and
honorable state Of the ungodly. The former,
possessing in the midst of all troubles, peace
which passeth understanding: and glimpses Of
Heaven which made earthly pleasures fade away
like the stars at the rising Of the sun.
Ou Friday morning heard sermon from
q" One thing is needfuE'-The preacher was So
Tenn as tho the day of account for his preaching
were already at hand. Convincing Christians
that even they were too negligent Of ''the one
thing needful,' the salvation Of their immortal
souls; and proving to every one that this should
be the first business and delight Of their lives
So deeply did he feel the importance of the SUBJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
A n A G. L
FURTHER TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE TOWN
Of ALEXANDRIA.

FURTHER TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE TOWN
OF ALEXANDRIA.
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House Of Re-
personalities of the United States Of Anerica IN
Congress assembled, That tenements and lots of
ground within the Town of Alexandria, on which
taxes. assessments. or charges. remain due and
unpaid, to the Common Council of the said town,
for the space Of two years, shall hereafter re-
main due aud unpaid, for that space of time, or
SO much of said lots as may be necessary. may be
sold at public auction, for the payment Of the
taxes, assessments, or charges, which are or shall
be due thereon, with the expenses attending the
sale. Provided, That before any such sale he
made, an affidavit of the Collector of the Dis
trict or Ward 10 which such lots lie, stating that
no goods or chattes of the person or persons,
charged with the payment of such taxes, assess
ments, or charges, sufficient to satisfy the same,
can be found within the Corporation, shall be
lodged with the Clerk of the Common Council:
find provided. That public notice of the time
and place of such sale shall be given, by adver-
Using in some newspaper published in the Town
Of Alexandra, for at least six months, where the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28

Body Found The body of man was found
about ten DAYS since. on Four Point Marsh. mouth
Of Severn River, Gloucester County, Virginia.
supposed to be the captain Of vessel sunk IN the
last gale in Mobjack bay, near New Point Com
fort. On his person were found sundry papers.
and money TO the amonnt of S64. The name of
Wheafiy appears on some Of the papers or on the
pocket book. The papers and money are in the
possession of MIR. VIM Robins. of said county.
who had the deceased decently inferred.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
To the Editor of the Alerandria Gazette.

occasional notices Of religious meetings Of the
different denominations. Many of your readers
the Convention of the Episcopal Church in Viz
ginia held in Norfolk, and which attracted to that
city number of visitors from all parts of the
state. 1t was furnished for the Norfolk Beacon
and enclose it for republication. The Conven-
ton adjourned to meet next year in Alexandria
Yours Respectfully.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
To the Editor of the alexandria Gazette:

Mn. SxowpEN-I request yout to publish the
Charter granted to the Corporation of Alexan-
dria. the 18th May, 1896. This Act will cover
small space; and by placing it before the inha-
bitants. in your paper, few concise questions,
which intend afterwards to offer, will be better
understood than by my giving a number of quo
tations from the Act, and followed by interroga-
tories applicable to it, a CITIZEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28

Ne,Ds Expected The New York paper 4
Yesterdays mail announce the Napoleon, DIV
day of sailing from Liverpool, Gath April
&NSS
The liagerstown Herald says, in re'a'"'
the growing crops a.,
" The cold weather during the last I" y
and the first Of this month, retarded 'es'Ia d.
very much, and gave our old enemies, 'N
slams, an opportunity Of making lnroad' u ,'n
fields; but the late rains have revived aPPI
ces prodisiously, and the Wheat and N.Y.
generally WELL"
-(NSS .,,.
We learn from Raleigh, that on the E.,s,
the Convention of the Protestant bp
Church sitting IN that place. elected as D' 81;
the Diocese Of North Carolina. the rev. -
Ives. Of st. Luke's Church, New ioi.1
utmost harmony and good feeling preSain'.,"
the Bishop was elected on the hrst pa,iJ lat
shop Ives is son-in-law of the late Dr. n'''
Our friend of the Richmond Wing 9''
catechised BY several northern papers " I.r,
severe structures he INDUCED in on MI NJ Mr.
our Secretary Of Legation in London. ysrt
wing volunteered to inquire of Prince ,a an
concerning the conduct Of Mr.. kAs ...rI
the Russian Court, and further voisH'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
From the Journal of Humanity.


BURLINGTON. MAY, 1881.
Mr.. Editor,
The following observations were annexed to an
annual repart. presented on the Cd instant to the
Temperance Society Of Burlington, n. J. by their
President, WILLIAMS. COKE, NJ. d.. in the name
and on behalSf the board of managers. The
society has directed them to be transmitted to
YOU. that, if you think them likely to prove use
full or interesting to the public, they may be in
troduced iuto your valuable journal.
Respectfully, sc.
The Board of Managers respectfully invite your
attention to one of the most considerable among
the difficulties we have encountered, in the dis
charge of our official duties. In answer to our
requests that they would unite with us; many re-
ply, that already they are entirely abstinentn prin
ciple s. m practice, that they should do no more
than they now do, were they to commit themselves
by pledges that this would not render their obi
cations to abstain in the least more sacred; and
that they are unwilling to incur the inconviences
to which it would subject them.
Permit US to say to such persons, IN the first
Mace. that each one of them, by assuming this
pledse, would render his condition much safer
than il is at present. The most precise and tam
pible line of demarcation yet known between the
region of safety and that Of temptation; ever dis
tinctly visible, and always passed with difficulty;
which opposes potent barrier where 1t IS most
especially needed, against the first step in the
course Of dangerous indulgence, is formed by the
pledge IN question.
In the next place, we remark that the respec-
tive merits of the two modes Of efecting the OBJ
ject at which we agree in aiming, that is, by in
suated or by combined efforts, have been submit
ed to the test of fair experiment In their indi-
vidual and separate capacities, the advocates
of temperance have done their utmost for a
long series of years. They have honestly prac-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
To the Editor Of the alexandria Gazette.

Mrs. LYDIA NJ. SIeouRNEY. charming and
alented authoress, made the first pilgrimage to
ne Grave of the Mother, and composed the beau
full lines subioiaed. A citizen Of Fredericks'
urg observed, -. saw the lady on her return
rom visiting the spot pointed out as containing
he Matron's remains. In her search, she had
enetrated through brambles and difficulties OF
II sorts, and by the long grass wet with the morn.
ag dew. she was draggled up to her knees y
frs. Sigourney is a resident Of Hartford, Con
ec6cut, and will, no doubt. exert her distin'
uished pen, by an appeal to the Ladies OF New
England, in behalf Of the Monument proposed to
e erected to the memory Of a Great Woman:
MOTHER OF WASHING TON.
HorHEn of him whose godlke fame
The Good throughout the world revere,
All. why without stone or name,
Thus sleep'St thou unregarded here!
Fair pensile branches DER thee wave,
Aud Nature decks the chosen deli,
Yet surely DER thy hallowed grave
Nations mournful signs should swell.
Rome, with burst Of f'ial pride,
The Mother of her Grscchi view'di
And why should We restrain the tide
ofrcverentsl gratitude
She to sublime Volumnia paid
Her tribute OF enrsptur'd tears,
When the dread Chief that voice obey'i
Which stsrn.y curb'd his infant yesrs.
Thou, in the days of SPar,as might,
Hsdst high on her iustrious roll
Been rsnk'', amid those msrons bright,
Who nobiy nurs'd The great Of sou
For, i sciplin'l in wisiom's school,
The lofty pupil own'd thy sway,
And well might he be skiii'd TO rule,
So early nurtGr'd 10 obey.
Nc eneryatirg arts refn'j,
To s.umber lull'd his heaven born might
No weak indulgence satp'd thy mind.
To eoul hero'S path Vi light.
Say, when upon thy shielding breast,
The Saviour of his Country hung.
when his soft lip to thine was prest
Wooing the accents from thy tongue
Saws thou PRESIDENT Ger his brow
The shadowy wTeaths Of laurel grew
Or when his infant hands were taught
BY thee in simple prayer to rise,
Saw, were thy own dev0tons fraught
With heightened inc ense for the skies!
Well may ths, realm. con6ding rest,
Heroes and mighty chiefs to see,
Who finds its infant offspring blest
With monitors and guides like thee.
Some future age, than ours more Just,
With his shall blend thy honor'd naIG.i
And rear, eAultiug DER thy dust,
The monument of deathless fame
shall thther bid young mothers wend
To bless thy spirit as they rove,
And learn, while o'er thy tomb they bend,
For Heaven to train the babes they love.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28

TO the Editor CT the .8termdria Gazette.
ifyou can spare room to publish the within IN
your paper, YOU will oblige A FRIEND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28
Cider.

Cider.
* BBf.s. superior refined Philadelphia Cider. fit
y for draft or bottling for sale low by
mayT u. MILLER B. SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-28

JUHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN c. CALHOUN,
Vice President of the u States and President o!
the Senate.
.Approred. 18th May, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

WAS committed to the i'll il Henry couh-
tv, Va. as runaway on the 28tb< day OF
May last, negro man, who says he is free, and
caus himself John Logan: he is bout 80 years
old, feet ~ inches high, his hair long be-
iore-has scar across his left eye brow, has a
peculiar stiffness in his walk, occasioned las he
sayS) by 3 fell from horse-had on when COM
united to JAZZ, blue cloth coat and copperas CO.
Toured vest and p6ntalsons of domestic cloth
says he was raised by Charles Salad, of Motto
way County, and is acquainted IN rhs counties o.
Prince Edward and Amelia. formerly drove y
Wagon for man named Watson, IN Prince Ed
wa -'i-has lived in Georgia, and in the neirhbor.
10. tooti Of Camden, with a man named Burge
,,i &C., IN re left bis free papers. The owner
NJ sa,d,sIay,. IS rHquested to come forward prove
oroncytv nav cba, .~es aud take him away, else
he will be r Jisp ra n. the law directs
"' WIN W ''S "a ,,s:s \, SMlTH, Jaior
m o.. or, fenry county