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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

4 " .. sci. oa Friday taa bib Il Ape,, for cash n
u the county ofCampbell, a. the house cf John
Hubbard, three horses all his household and hich-
en- furniture, all othis plantation utensils, oil his
crop on the plantation, ten head Of cutie, twelve
sheep one OK cart aud one yoke Of oxsn. and twou-
ty head Of hogs. The above sale Is male by mo
to pay zundry debts dua 10 Hancock i Brown, as
specified in a deed Of trust made BY john Hubbard
on The ilh day ofAususi, ls2s 10 secure the pay
mont thereof viii hdee1 is duly recofd.a u the
Clerks Office oflh county count Of GamPbcil
shall convey the title vested IN by sald deed.
T. a llOLGOMBE, Trustee.
March II Wti5
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HOTEL.
IiNca ,tle. Va.

vHytIE subscriber has taken possession Of ,hnt
Il well known establishment recently occupied
by Mr. BocSng situated ia the western part OF
town near tuo caurt-touse. Tic houses are now
undergoing thorough repair, with Improvements
and considerable oIlIdous. @hsh All aiIard plea
sanf accommodations II those who may call on
Inn Families travelling 10 the Springs, wiahns
to roman some time ia Tins Paee can be furnish
ed with private rooms. Tie beds, beld'ns, DC
belng entirely new, together with the reurcd and
airy situation Of the establishment h pfosumca
will add much to the con laft Of traveller
IL stables will be well furnished. and has bay
will contain choice Old wines anl liquors The
stables are large and roomy, aid @iil SAL tunes
be well furnished and uiiendedhy eood and active
ostlrrs
Tn line Of S'ugc Coaebes 10 tbs place from tn
North West and ,he watering li1ees, all stop at
this house Extra Coaches eaa al any time be
procured during the Sfrins SEASON.
Having leased the above establishment for "a
tenn Of years, aud furnished 1t entirely anew, at
considerable expense, he hop M, @lth close per
sonaI attention. he Will be able 10 rcndcr sousiac~
ton 10 hs customers. GhEltOlL.
Fmca3ll,, MotJhll II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

II. rVflE undersigned beg leave respectfully 10 III
III form their friends and the public that they
ave entered into eopartnership, and viii hereafter
uPmiuct business under the irm of ROBERTS
klAvTS. They will keep constantly an hand, u
stsw and general assortment OF ORotLRits and
HOODS OF Desesfic h4aufaciAre, as Wi as
Sp,any articles in the CUTLERY and HARD
nv ARE line. They arc determined to sell upon
re mos, advantageous terms to customers anu eF
reat exerton and attention 10 their business, they
~ alter themselves that they Will merit share oi
s<ublic attention.
~ Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and
re assured that no pens shall be spared to renoer
i Sbmrle,e satisfaction They have located them
Afelycs few doors above the Franklin Hotel AMI
LAX, door below Nessra. Lancaster \ Marsh 5
Il1rocery Store. GEORGE t. ROBERTS,
w JORDAN 4 DAVIS.
&E April | Is
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TIE XIX NIX I'm HOTEL,
IL y \IIILI IN, L.

FESilE SUBSCRIBER formerly ofthc Bill Ia
n sefnt IL Liberty, Va. has taken possession OF
the above sJendtl cstabl' ament recently occupied
by Robert AlonIss, Esq
lielsnoW furnishing the numerous rooms Of this
spacious House IN style that viii afford elegant
accommodations To hose who may pleaze to call
on HIM. Private parlos and dnn2 roon,s, suitably
furnished, viii be kept for the use OF families
and Geodemen u1yc'lug by private convey
ance may be assured thrt the extent OF the
House enables tho proprietor to prevent annoyance
to them from the arrival and departure Of the
Stages
The splendid lines of Stngc-coaches TO this
place, l. from Richmond, Danvc, Salem, and
Washington City and the WATERING places, a stop
at tbs house and their respective offices are kept
init The Hotel il situated ON the man street,
convenient 10 both Banks and to the Tobacco
Warehouses
Stage Passengers may at all times, be supplied
with Hacks, Gigs or horses to travel oft the hnc
He has, with much care selected sober, honest,
and active Servants and Ostlers, over whom he
VIII exercise eonstant and vigllant attention.
lils Chambers are large and numerous, enabling
HIM 10 accommodate one hundred persons with
ease. Ills stables will not be surpassed 10y any IN
Virginia, rs the stables are large with dirt and
paved aaols and "A supply Of water at the door.
Having taken the above establishment er ii mum
Der of years, and incurred havy expenditures IN
improving getting up and furnishing IT, the sub
serlber's interest Nil induce him to omit nothing in
his power 10 accommodate his customers.
Y. n. OLIVER
e. The Danyr Reporter, Wythe Argus and
Lexington Union will insert the above once a week
for weeks, and forward their recount to this office
for payment. Jan !.
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."As ius, opened new Book and Stationary
~ Store, IN Lynehbarz, next door to liaaeoef
six Browns
a lie will be constantly adding the most arpfofea
iand useful @orks to his present stock, winch en-
braces a variety Of ehol5e authors on lbcolas4t
History, Biography, Philosophy, Chemistry and
Nia,hena.l-s - School Books, English, Latin aud
't;rcak Alea, 81 nix looks, elegant Bibles and
'rres,am...s [tar the pocket and large ond full
so,,,n,,, i. .5sBhalh. School books AMI tracts,
Purchasers are requested to call and examine for
themselves.
II March n VI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

yylRGiSh At court of monthly session. herao AMI
"d tor the county of Amherst, the court h'se on
Monday the t-th DAY ot February, e33.-molly leel-
en- VINO sur- t1r the benefit of Eliza Fletcher pHetd
hst0't ,'sof.e W bracy and John g. Duncan peien
dHtt---lH Ghanacry.
Tao Defendant Georec w. B'nlcy having entered
their appearance and according the act
ni Assembly AMI the rules tt this Court aud appearing
10 tlc satisfaction 81 she court that he iuabhai
Of this commonwealth. Ga motion oithc plaintiff by his
c""hse' II l. ordered, that the sai Defendant do appear
mere on or h"re the rSt day of the May court TO an
s"cr the bill 81 the Pau aud that copy of tbs order
he forthwith inserted IN the lvnchure Nrguian, for tHo
months saccessiseyi aud posted front door oftc
court im se, of Thu, county.
Acopy-Teste, ROBERT TISSLIY. ~
wa u,
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NOTlCE -- 10 John Lynch, EXecutorof Henry
~ Ward deceased Mlsaah DAVIS, Benjamin
Watkins, administrator OF Robert 4. w ard doce1-
scd. Alexander Ljggat, Edward Lynch and Charles
IL Lynch. Executor of Ansem Lynch, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE-Tbat ON Thursday the 18th
Of April 1888, between the naiug md setting of the
sun AT the Office of Commissioner Samuel !. WHAT,
IN the town of I.yGohburg and State of Virginia
we shall proceed to take the deposltlons of Capt
Philip Payne, Edward Franklin, and others to be
continued from day TO day until completed which
SAID dispositions are intended % be read evidence
IN a suit AG Aaurcry, now depending ard undctcr
mined in tie Circuit Superior Count OF Law and
GAancery Cor the town Of Lynrhburg, in which
Martha Barber, John Il. auliedse and Lucinda
his wife, late Lucinda Barber, Thomas 4. Adams
aad Matilda his wife, late Matilda Barber, John
w Rutlcjre and Juliann his wife, late Juliann
Barber, William l. Mclihenney and Henrietta
his wife, late Henrietta Barber, John Barber
William Barber, Robert Barber and Jeremiah T.
Barber which sgid John, William, Robert and
Jeremiah +. Barber are infants, and sue by John
B Rulle1gc, their next friend, are plaintiffs and
you are dfrndants, when and where you Will
please attend.
MARTHA BARBER
JOHN h. RU fLEDl,E,
THOMAS L. ADAMS, and others.
March 9Jlh. tdt
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PERKINS \ JONES'
Wheat Ihrcshing Machine.

vHNtIE subscribers have purchased of Marshall
n Baylss ofTcnnessce the exclusive night of
making, using, and vending to others, to be used,
for the county OF Campbcll, his highly improved
Patent Threshing Machine which, from It's sjmpIi-
city reconstruction, cheapncss and durability, we
thlnk is SO admirably calcuatcdt to answer the pur-
poses of the Farm This machine can be operated
upon either 10y manual or horse power, and from
experiments that have been made, we think we
risk nothing in saying that 80 bushels of whoa, can
be threshed out in day by hand power, and hear
three times that quantity by horse power. We
lave one on hand made on light SCALE for the in
specton of those who may be disposed to furnish
themselves with SO valuable machine. This
machine is not confined to wheat alone, but will
answer for getting out rye, oats, flax, clover,
timothy, aud herds grass seed and are now
making arrangements for the completion of as loany
as practicable IN time for the growing crop and
we particularly invite Farmers to call and witness
for themselves, the performance, durability and
tility ofthis machine 1t can be seen at the Union
Hotel Lynehburg. RICHARD PERKINS,
PAUL JONES.
March - is
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r. ANDREW BOWMAN-As you are a
4VA nonresident ofthis State take this means
ofnotfying you, that, on the first Saturday in A.
prll next, shall, at the Clerks Office of Simpson
county, Kentucky, proceed TO take the deposition
Of Richard Fowler, to be read in chief upon the
trial of your suit depending agains. me in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Bedford county Va. If from any cause said de-
position shall not be taken the above day, then
and in that case it will be takcr on the sece nd Sat
urday of April, a, the sans place.
Your obi servt ROBERT TINSLEY
BedG,i ,. Va Feb 81, 1893
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

a. Ul.EN from my plantation, near New O'las
~ gov, IN the county OF Amherst on Sunday
night the 18th Fcby asst, dark brown JACK,
ofordnary size lie is / / years old las blaze in
his face of unusual length inclning to the right
the end fone of his ears cropped and his hoofs
are uncommony long, tho effects of founder.
have reasons to believe he has been carried to some
of the western counties of this State and sold pro-
badly to the county of Botetourt Any inorma-
ton given me, SO that get HIM again, will be
thankfully received, and the person literally re-
wardcd. ED A. CABELL
New Glasgow, March IL. I'm
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Country Merchants.

fHANE been preparing, very largely receive
, I vau this season ~ the China. Glass and Earth
en- Ware line; LEI ne moi be disappointed in n Wis
Il You shall not u" dl.apppinled ~ saving. il you
hny of re, he Orange IN Richmond the toll and
freight up The r'rer he draqage aud comm ission IN
Lgneh5rg which is about sir PER cent.
jos. d. EVANS,
March 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04
HlQ REWARD.

R ANYWAY, from my house. on Tuesday ll'
Il ~ GIN March . NEGRO Man by the n"Ne -
lie IS about - years of"gc, five
feet 10 inches high, round shouldcred, and dark
Mulat,o,-hc had on when he left my house mixed
domestic cont pantaloons of the same, dyed brown,
and fur cap, very much worn have very little
doubt but what he is in Lynchburg, as he has a
GOOD many acquaiutances IN the place, and was
seen ON his way there PAUL c. CABELL.
New Glasgow, March, II IS
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

Il. HENRY J. SHACKLEFORD-Si as
AvA you are not an inhabitant of this State, and
have no agent known to me, take this method OF
Informing you, that shall on W cdnesdoy the l0th
day Of April next, at the Tavern House OF VIM.
Tompkns, in the town of ocousvi,le IN Abe
marie county, Va proceed to take the deposition Of
Samuel w. Dickcn which deposition is intended
O be offered as evden nee in the trial of suit now
depending and undetermined in the County Court
ofAmherst, in which you are plaintiff, and am
defendant. Should the deposition not be concluded
on the day aforesaid it will be continued from day
to day, until completed-at which time and place
you may attend OR not.
Respectfully, yours, GEO. w. STAPLES.
March II w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

K3lRGiNiA At a court Of monthly session. began and
held Tor the county Of Amherst the Court house, oh
monday inc leth day 81 February, l-33.--Waer H.
christian, Plaintiff John Christian and Peter +.
Christian, Defendants. -in Chancerv.
Inc Defendant John Christian having entered h's
apps france ANU gwen security according OF "
emoy and the rules ofthis and it appearing IL
me satisfaction of the court that he i, NOT an inabht
oil tins Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff. by N
counsel 1t Is ordered that the said defendant John th'
'an do appear here on or before the FIRST day Of he
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in the lynch
burg 'irgnan for two months succes,ipely aud posted Ak
'hehon door oil the courthouse, IN the said comfy
ACopy-Testc
Ma, II. SIZE vein
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

XTIR6lNla II rules holden IN the Clerks ofiee of
W Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chanrery Il a
county OF fanpbci II, on the lay of Fehruarv i-8}-
William II Fox, Compujnani,agaiu,t David Wood aud
azure" X. lhomp on, Def In Chaucefy
Inc defendant David J. tWuod not having entered
"s appearance and given security according the
act 9" Assembly and the rules ofths Court, tnd az
Pe"ins ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an tha
i'ant 81 this country 1t is orde ed that the sad pee
ant do appear herr the first day of The next regular
'' Oh ms Court aud answer the h of the plaintiff anl
t"a. acopy Of 'hs order be forthwith inserted sane
months sueees'e' and posted at the front door Of the
Copt-Tcstc,
March IL. ~ u1n
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
by virtue and in pursuance of decree of the
- Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry for the town of I.ynchburg, pronounced in the
case of William Miilner, plaintiff. against Richard
Mner Philip Thurmond Abraham Carter, and
Rowland Gillespie, defendants, the undcrsi gncd
will, on Thursday the 18Th day of April next, upon
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the tract of Land in the decree mentioned, common
y called Schofcld's tract he Land lies on
lIorsey's Crock, and contains, by recent survey,
one hundred eighteen and three fourth acres.
ADDISON FAI.IAFERRO u S
For Nelson c. Dawson, Sheriff of Amherst.
Feb 81 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

>NiNtlNla AT rules Golden the Clerks Ofce of te
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town of lrnchburg the 9th day of Noyenher, l-a2~
GEORGE Whocke PHI against Thomas els aud Samuel
X Maurice H. Garland, Deis.
The defendant Thomas Wells not having . ltefcd hi'
appearance and given security act ordur to The ol
seny ana tue rules OF tins court, ard IL appesrlgY
satisfactory evidence that he IS not an inhabant Of t'
country -: 1t is ordered tina, the said derndaut do s
pear here on the first day Of the regular s
court aud answer the bill Of The plaintiff and that CO.
ry"i TINS order be forthwith inserted in some spaef
ptied III the Town of lynchGurg for two months ste
ces'Vcy a posted the front door of the Courh0dse
!" Tue saiu town. copy-Testc,
d. RODEa. elk
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NOTICE..


VuNiiE Undersigned having formed co-partncr-
II ship under the style of homl'n, HINT and
Hyndon and having purchased on, the entire stock
of Lorenzo Norvel, Esq in this place. will carry
on, in the house lately occupied by him, large dry
goods business. Their assortment is now very gen
era and in a few weeks will he added to extensive
ly, by purchases from the North.
The late customers Of Mr.. Norvell, together with
our friends and the public generally, are respect
fully rcfues'ed to call upon us.-We promise them
as good bargains as can be had in this place. Our
assortmen. at all times shall he such as to suit all
classes of dealers, Wholesale or retail.
One branch of our transactions will be that of a
general Commission business. -We will attend
particularly to the receiving and forwarding of goods
as well as to the sales ofall Solts of produce We
have room for storage, &c
SAMUEL NOWLIN
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID HERNDON.
March, 4. ia
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YEEsSRs ChaI.s Whitley aud Anderson
va Thompson, take notice TINT sholl, on The
III d7y Of May, l-33 IN the Eaele Tavern ~
iIbeay. Hediorl county tote the Dispositions Of
Jataes Wlamson George W Sui ana others,
10 h. rad as evidence on The trnl OF my SUI, de-
depending on the chanccry SIDE Of the crcuit supo-
ror court of law aud ebancefy II Bedford county
vs. you AS Defendant, nn1 shalI al same place con
linue from day to day until get through Your obL
SERVANT &c. JOHN d Ift.
Anu lst tn
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Bonnet ami Dress making.

RS. F.. TRUSLOW respectfully informs the
4VA Ladies cf Lynchburg, and the public gene
tally, that she is prepared 10 receive all orders IN
her line, and pledges herself to execute work with
DISPATCH nrd in the mos app,oted style, one door
below the Post O,licc, aud solicits a continuance
of their flvor3.
March ii Is
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snfIE public IRE informed thai "A dally mi
y nov running between this place and No..
ington City. The advantages OF is affefe
meDt are numerous and obviops.-li not ofAy
gives tins place daily Northern, but a daily keh
rnond mail. presents 10 NE tra'titns inn
Tennessee, &c. a route nbjeei 10 no delay ahatJf
cT.
This line is intended TO combine rtopst I.
petition, with ample time for rest but wfeues r
II is required, twill tia'ei all ugh. As 10 .lt
Freder ck sburg line, aud viii then ,cHeb -
nston without difficulty, as soor Il. lhes'faohz 6.
From Charlottesville to Alexandria, by lam. Il
mile - Alexandria to Washington, by tee u a.
7:niles--by my route, ~
From charlottesville to st"amhont landtss .
m,'e.-Siea mboh, landing to ashsng to- IT,
route by Fredericksburg. i3o niles
Distance from Salem to Nashiniton City, T.
miles-Fare, ! :.
IN. utsc,iher hRa sparof t. = #it#t' u
best az. bniunJa'ens Cr a
ler. haeainst II &C..
hin.saG n a neay, addut"usl expense ~ 80
ouence oil the establishment % '.a'is mail, ae.I-
the support Of generous public.
WV. SMl3n
IL The Abine don and KnoSv. papers NH
sert the above - months at the usual discount and
send their account to this office for COLLECTION.
May 7.
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(,On\Wission Husiness.

<nIIE subscriber offers his services TO his friends
and the public as Commission Merchant
lis Office is u few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
SAaI. ANTHONY
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarlers Her rooms are conlmod,ous, and
near some of the best Schools in Lynchburs.
Feb p Is
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TUHNT Is y NN,RRa
BANK

" oULD beg the attention of Town and
W Country dealers to their present Stock OF
Goods, increased Ivy recent purchases in New
York, Philadelphia ard Bait more.
The remains ofour Winter Stock we shall sell
off at reduced prices,
Jan. II Is
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Dunstablcs, Lcghorns " Ribbons.
M T. invite our toAn aud country trends 10
w tie examination al tue allow. embracing
tie newest nui most fashionable style; also
Splendid box Belt Ribbons.
MIKE, ROBiA SOY & co.
March :. ~
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Prepared by MoHn, plummer & ca lis SAT-
street Bostoa, Mass, aud sold by her ala.a,.
mem, by Howell DAVIES A.
March | ~,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-03-07
zttctffeIO 7sMQltrfr
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
' By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village aud single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
Elk months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To companies less Than six,
81 IS per year, payable as before. IS cents will he
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices exclusive Of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearnges
are paid. except at the discretion Of The editor.
Notice of a wish discontinue must he given before
the expiration Of year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the proportion Tor Two or more squares
Half - SQUARE, rs cts Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrator and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
All Communications mus, he postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-03-07
FAME-pY MSS BAILIE.


Oh! who shall lightly say that fame
Is nothing but an empty name!
Whilst in that sound there is a charm
The nerves to brace, the heart to warm,
As thinking ofihe mighty dead,
Tie young from sIothtul couch will start,
Aud VOW, with lifted hands o"tspread,
Like them 10 act noble part?
Oh! who shall lightly say that fame
Is nothing but an empty name!
When, but for those, our mighty dead.
All ages past blank would lie,
Sunk in oblition's murky bed
A desert bare, shipless sea?
They are the distant objects seen
The lofty marks Of what hath been.
Oh! who shall lightly say that fame
Is nothing b", an empty name!
When memory Of the mighty dead
To earth-worn pilgrims wistfdlneye,
THE brightes. rays Of cheering shed,
That point 10 Immortality
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-03-07

Hospitality.-rhe voice Of inspiration
has enioined Hospitality as duty. Inc
dictates ofnnture CONCUR IN pronouncilig y
q virtue. In the simplicity of ancient
Zines. il iourished as a vigorous llalIl.---'
The traveller found, beneath It's vide-s
spreading branches, shelter from tho
noon day sun, aud cover from the Storm
But nations in their approaches to@reihe-
ment, have been prone 70 neglect It's cul-
ture. They have hsdged it about with
ceremonies, and encumbered it with trap
pings. till its verdure faded, or its root per-
shed. Likeihe STRIPPING shepherd, = hath
dropped beneath the gorgeous, armour pS
ROYALTY. whenir would faiD have found g.
! mong the smooth stones Of the Dr0ok1 ahe
strength that L nesded.-AfrA Ssgeasns,s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-15

&b oD6A away in January last. a
~ AO negro hoy of The name of Salisbury, usually
called Saul, about 10 or Is years old, but small for that
age, has a iul round face, a bright complexion, a good
coutenaace' andi' very likely in his appearance; ne siam
mers a little when he speaks, more especially when con-.
fused; Is very intelligent and artiul, and no doubt will give
a plausible account OF himself when questioned: he has Il
oeheve) a scar on one OF his arms, not recoIlected which.
no other mark recoHected. He is a tobacco twister, and
also a good House servant had on when he absconded
/" sG.toi grey satinet cloth. lie has recently been heard of
IN fredericksburg, waiting on some gentlemen, or he NAV
now he with the boats on James river, or possibly lurk.
ing about town, or the suburbs, passing himself MS n
Tree boy. All Captains and owners of vessels and owners
oil stages, and other modes Of conveyanccs, are expressly
cautioned against giving an opportunity of escaping by
elther oil those means. Whoever shall deliver him to me i'm
richmond, or have him secured, so that I get him again
will be paid the above reward, and any information will
be thankfully received. II. RATCLIFFE
March 10. 100 a.