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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

"ln reporting IN our last, the by Mr. Gmor
Oh me p re' 10 The Superior Court of Tynchbur meaning
was Unsupported by tho The
gwen by Mr. c." Having communication ion some CHI
zons OF Campbell who felt the popocd change
~ my duty cal the attention Of the House Delegates
ic pcon on The subject What said letter of JUDGE Da
MEL intended only response 20 bis Ges
ausion as the remark is printed your last might possibly be
conceived that ntcndedO wound the feelings
nave derived very high respect from personal
intercourse OF several years while nothing was farther on
N"' ~ ''''''V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
DIED.

On FRIDAY night the ih instant Mary West only daughter
rfahcs West Nluutles, aged IS aud
hnd, sunday the 9TH
wn,eh she bore with christian oude
@V year OF he age of Francis Quarlos leaving
numerous circle OF relations to benoan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

WISH 10 employ, small farm, man Of good
character and habits oua who is acquainted With sgf-
culture aud The care Of cattle will hire out of The en-.
suing year Shoemaker p V DANIEL.
December 90 g. yt(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

ALBANY, Jan. g. 1888
Choiee OF " y SendtOr- Sji0s UTigHf, Jr--Yes-
erday the Legislature Of this State proceeded 10 the
SnoSe 0. y > senator to supply the vacancy occasoned
by the resignation Of WIN. L. Marcy when sas Wreb,.
~ was appointed, by vote Of ~ to in the Senate and
~ TO 70 IN the House. result which consummaed The
proceedings OF tie republican legislative caucus Of Thurs
DAY evening, in which Mr. W. received on the first ballot
the vote OF every member present. being three ourhs Of
the entire legislature.-.drgus
the following, from the salem (Nass) Gazette shows
experiment 10 about 10 be made in that neighbour
hood, Of steam carriages oper roads win All he
sdvshages OF location, &c which ought to sue.
last week Tor joint stock COMPANY 10 es,ablisb line
OF stem carriages between this and Boston over the
turnpike The plan Is said n be- run carriage every
The line will be continued to Nswbufypori"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
PAGE COUNTY

AT meeting Of large number Of the citizens NJ de
county OF Page convened pursuant to public notice AT
me Court House, Tuesday, the LIST day of January
5SS-ihe object Of the meeting being fully explained by
Major John Mcpherson, was then organized by calling
wharton Jones, Esq to the Chair and appointing Doctor
John j. Thompson, Secretary.
On motion, the following persons were appointed com.
mitee to draft resolutions Tor their consideration Captain
Andrew Keyser, Jr, Abraham Splitter, Peter Price Col.
John Gdtewood, VIM X. Almond, Gabriel Jordan, VIM.
a. Harris David Bumgarner, Col Enos Mckay Nicho.
ss w wager, JAS Bolts, Capt Jonas AIsbife aud Doctor
Sohn y Thompson. The committee presented the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions, which were read and una
nimously adopted;
We portion Of the citizens Of the county Of Page
having met together pursuant 10 public notice. to exchange
VWOns upon the present crisis in our public ahars-to
DISCUSS We merits Of the disorgsnzing doctrines which
nave s'ey been addressed 10 public opinion and to con.
SUI upon such measures deem important Tor the a.
efuo o. our opinions and the preservation Of our rights
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

The FOR TifE EVgJJRER.
ng opinion delivered Circ1i C'o,
sAnd BY Judge Lomax. The pon decided Is an ntercs,
, 20 We representatives of whose slave properly rs M
uepfedation last therefore been puisled 80
r., ~, o o tne nembers Of The bar Of that Court.
n " sU ChHY-C Circuit Court Northumberland
I'LL AND Wire Us. FoUsHEE, a DMtNfsraA.
r, - ToR OF CRALLE.
~ msrcn' 1875, KeDner W. Croe died iatesta,e Ind
Nnnou -sue leaving awdow. the emaIe nllinMn and M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

LITTLE ROCK, (ArkanSas) Dec. ID +. Scbermer.
horn OF New York passed up in the steam boat Spy on
Monday morning last, for Fort Gibson. This gentleman
we understand has recently been appointed by the Pcsi
deh one OF Tie 'hree Commissioners visit the Indian
tribes west OF the Mssisspp for the purpose of settling
all matters Of dispute between them, &c in pursuance Of
an act passed At the last session OF Congress This Com
mission now consists OF Judge Ellsworth who has been AT
Fort G6son Tor some time past, Mr. Scbenerhorn and
Gov Stokes, OF North Carolina, wHo has not yet arrived
Col > d. Siambangh, Secretary TO the Commissioners
passed up IN the Noant last week, his way to Fort
Gibson Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

complaining of the present tariff Almost the whole Of the
nation admit that il must be reduced. All expecting
that reduction will long be made and might well
be done this time at any other. IL would give salts
faction to those who complaining and those who desire
retain the high duties would find in the act nothing but
what they have TO expect will take place 1t
Is admitted that but for the which South Carolina
has improperly taken, the reduction might now be made
but the dominant party in that State has acted
properly is proposed to disappont the just expectations
and refuse to do justice to the claims OF all those who
waited with patience, aud acted with prudence, for the
ul6lment OF their hopes by attention their claims
and grant to them what they have right to expect.
This we trust will not he done but that the bill for the
ducton OF the tariff will be passed. without regard to the
course oil South Caroina matter which is demanded
by due regard TO the great and paramount interests Of
the whole country.-BaH Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

MARYLAND.-From Annapolis we learn, That Gen
James Thomas, of 81 Marys county is 20 be the ucx Co
vernon OF the state OF Maryland selection which an
pears give sa isa ton TO all parties. The election Of
senator o the United States has been deferred to later
period Of The Session Of lhe Leeisla me ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

Public Sale ofthe Richmond Niseu,n ami its conteuf,
IFEtAkE n, fICE- TIA shall. T"esda,, the 22l
ID Instant between the hours OF l aud o'cIock T. NJ
proceed to SELL the premises, t. the highest bidder for
ca'b, the Museum in the city OF Rchncnd together "
the Paintings Fossils iuersls and ,uiio les, hete,
con aimed and which were conveyed IN trust Ivy deed
eeuted TO and John Grautland (since ,leccasedA i'm
lSl9 Tor securing the payment 10 Richard Icton OF The
10th ia" 1854. 49, d. Surviving rustic.
EDAAlUNKEY will stand this spring at Orange Court
~ Heuse, under the management OF Col Blakey.--
Terms and particulars hereafter. Jan. TO- [75-dJ
NorlCE-The real estate OF john Nj. Price at Louisa
IN Court House. having been adveriiSed several times,
and not being sold owing of the proper obsery-
ance OF the terms OF the deeds Of this the
public that the sale advertised he the IIh February
NEXT WIZ certainly be made without any kind of
Jan. 10. l10-w4"} THE TRUSTEES.
TEyl subscribers have entered I'M Co.partnerhip n
N der the firm of Randolph q Nc Credie. TO do
Grocery and Commission Business Main street square
below the Eagle Hotel. DAVID c. RANDOLPH,
JOHN G.. AlcCREDlE.
They q6r Jar sale in Store
Liverpool salt
Iron aud steel
Nails assorted sizes
West India noasses
New Orleans do.
Old Java coffee
Green do.
Mocha do,
Brown sugars
Loaf do
Gunpowder
Imperial rr.e
r Ys"%s Myson& TEAS
Antigua rum
Jamaica
Champaign brandy
Cognac brandy
Holland gin
Best whiskey
Common
Cider vinegar
Brown stout and Porter in piut aud quart bottles
Old Madeira
$. Madeira
Cette Madeira
Sherry
Port in bottles and
on draught WINES,
Cbainpaignin large
and small bottles,
assorted brands
Hook
Sauterne
Segars, first quality
Wine btters
Mareschino cordial
Assorted cordias
BraDdy'd fruits
Preserved ginger
winter strained and sperm oil
Sosp and starch
Spermaceti and tallow candles
Jameison's crackers
Soda biscuit IFRFSH
Bakers & chocolate
English mustard
Demijohns and corks
English aud American powder in caristoys
Noule's shot
Table salt
Sicily lemons
Genoa ciFOn
Bunch and Sicily raising
Soft shell'd almOAds
Prunes and figs
Chrrans' macaron vermiceIl ginger pepper allspice
mace, numegs cloves, cassia isingass indipo 6a ill.,
'"'Po"e' ~ NOV ~ 75-2t w2w
~ lCE'-For sale, on the 10Th Oanuary) instant or
the hrst lair day thereafter, Big We.tham Farm
'our hne yourE mules, four good horses pair of GOOD
horses, with good carriage lately repaired mn
eNcceh' spinter (pins the the seed or will
on' PcKng,) carpenters and Llacksmhs' tools TWO wb
ana c'Oss-cu' saws all kinds Of farming utensils
hNes noes, spahes, shOves, Wagons Horse and
OK carts and fodder oats shdcks clover and
nerus grass hFy Old ami new bacon, thirty odd hogs ih
some One sows with Pga washing machine churns bar
ei ana ue with aPoti dairy srcles all kinds of bouse
bold and kitchen inrnnre a nnanti.v of go - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

The following paragraph, which find in the last num-
Der OF the Georgia Courier if intended for jest, is we
must say very scurvy one; if for fact very revolt
Ing one Wat. Int.
From tho Georgia (Augusta) Couer
is 1t possible Can il be believed? In the face Of this
community, the William SeGbrook, Capt. Dubois with
Governor Hamilton on board leaving whaf on Sa
day morning last hoised the United States Flag Union
doion, tch The revolutionary i.cOl0r flying Orer it,
The indignation feel in with an insued com
muny does not allow to speak another word concern
ing such an outrage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

On all other goods not herein expressed lowest
oil duty under the act Of 1876 and of July 1892 whether
SPECIFIC or ad vaore, be levied The acto 20 in
to operation from and after the Sd Of March, 1888 All ar
ncies free under either of the above remain So
The amount OF revenue that will be raised. will be equva
year-$13 900 900 the secondhand Si2 600 900 third
year The mode of payment of duties provided for in
the act of July, lS32.-.Ve,c York Standard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
Hon. E. Lryrr6sror seereta,g 10 cf :; SnLHoOl

passenger IN the stage last night who came through
the Cherokee Naon says that there was great excite
ment there Some person, who had drawn tract of land
on which were Improvements attempted take probably
violent possession, aud was resisted by the Indans and
that two families consisting of Bne persons had been
sscred by the eDraged savages. lie says the Georpa
Guard IS IN close pursuit Of the nunlerers4ugusfa
Courier. Jan. 4 20 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
THE TARIFF.

Synopsis of the bill alter the Tariff as reported 10 the
House OF Representatives, by Hon. Cuban c. Verpanck
Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means.
To I'd To I'd After I'd
March, March, March,
1884. 1885, 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

COLUMBIA, IS. c. 18th Dec 1892.
SIR Having concluded TO accept of seat in the SEN
ate, to which have been elected by the Legislature Of
OF the United States.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
J. c. CALHOUN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
CHARLESTON, Jan. End. 1888.

CHARLESTON, JAM End, 1888.
To The Editor Of The .Hercuru:
notice, with modification, paragraph in the Georgia
Courier OF Monday last, in which il is stated that the com
muny OF Augusta have felt themselves greatly outraged
by the American Ensign being hoised Union down, on
board the Steam packet Nm. SedbrOok, which [ have
the honor to command, leaving Augusta OH Saturday
last now beg the favor of you insert the following
explanation of that circumstance.
The blunder committed by of the men in hoist
ing The ag but was Immediately corrected on discovery
and before the boat was out Of sight of the city.
Neither myself nor any connected with that boat
are capable OF offering an ndgny TO tine American flag.
regret exceedingly that the mistake should have attract
ed so much notice. been the subject Of such great mis-
construction WALTER DUBOIS
The Augusta Courier asserted that the revolutionary
Ir.coior was raised above that of the United States
which, it appears, was not the case.[E ED. MERCURY
The following is copy Of communication made on Fri
day last to the Senate from the Secretary State with IFS
enclosure, Mr. Cahouns letter resgning the Second Oh
flee in the Government.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 4th Jan. 1893
SIR The President has directed me TO send 10 Won for
the Information of the Senate the enclosed copy of
just received from JoC. Calhoun Esq resigning his Of
fee as Vice President of the United States the original OF
which letter, subscribed with his name deposte in this
Department pursuant 10 the provisions Of the act in such
provided.
Very respectfully, your most ob't serv't
EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
To the President of the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

n MS. from hepen Of yAfr. Jefferson.
We never saw until yesterday MS, touching CUES
ton OF Federal politics which agitatcd in I797Lsnd
which emanaied, we understand from the pen of Mr.
JehersonWe shall lay it before readers on Satur
day. - "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

FENlE subscribers have entered into Copanershp, un
II der the firm of Randolph q .NcCredie TO do a
Grocery and Corinson Business on Main street SQUARE
below The Eagle Hotel. DAVID c. RANDOLPH,
JOHN G.. McCREDIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

Our Contemporary has put to us question: which
might have been spared it, instead of garbng SEN
tence from our article, had he laid the whole before
his readers We expressly stated, in the course of
the article referred to- that we should {" take care
as long as South Carolina remains in che Union, on
y to repet, but not to aggression-and the
moment she should be mad enough to declare her
self out OF the Union (if such act of nfatuaton
can be conceived to be possibe,) call Congress to-
gether, and submit this extreme case TO the colec
tive wisdom of the co-states." Our contemporary
would do us justice by re-publishng only the very
last paragraph of the article from which il quotes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13

" thew passed hee-the boy stopped and ,:tsd
- Father what is that? never having Seen ~.
:. before! Here we have been sailing bv lrsl,.S
:. for a whole day. and have not laid eve, ,.,
" on single tree"
| assisted Randolph 10 asserting his o,n.,,
books. &c. day or two before We reached liz
erpooi. and he insisted upon presenting me u;,t
several of them; but at length he became 90 ys,r
generous positively refused to receive any more
happened to mention that | had forgotten in n.
hurry of departure to procure |" Yates Stat
Papers," which had recently been published +,
order Of Congress, for nv father, who was for5
of all such American publications. "Sir,m,,m
Randolph instantly. " lie shall have nv ccn,.
" BY no MEANS" replied &" YOU have alresJ,
been toa liberal, and positively refuse "to at.
cept another book from you" "Pray. Sirrrs
joined he, in half comic. half serious way-
" do You hold power Of attorney from your f.
" Their to take or reject all presents made ia
.. him?-if you lo. produce il-lct US See III.
Z" seai-If not, the ques ton admits of no arcr.
" ment. do not give you the books, as ",
" dunt't deserve them-they are your father.
{" Sir; and if you refuse to take them, shall fsJ
4" another carrier" had previously ted him
that my grandfather had been very Kind to llo,r
Americans who visited Cork during the RcyOg.
tionary War, for which he had received Il.
thanks Of Congress, through General Wa,Ain,iO
who had also sent him his miniature hkcne.; in
a gold ring, which the family felt very poad q
After the conversation about the bpok:. he 8,
dnwn and wrote the following letter on III, kQs,
addressed to my father:
".7miiy at Sea, AprH 4. 1922,
Lat. 81 So iOng. jE.
"Sir: Having had the pleasure Of an ia.rodu;
ton to your son BY Mr.. -. of NeuYork
on the morning of our embarka,lon for Liverpool.
have taken the liberty 70 order my bookshelf,
at Washington TO send to your address cops
of Waite's State Papers, prntcd by order Of Con.
gress.
81 am not ton young 10 remember tie capture
of Burg"yn, and most OF the subsequen, events
Of our struggle for independence are also inIe.,
bly, Impressed upon nv memory. As the cOal
Iryman Of Washington. for too am Virgin.
ianj ufer these records Of the Governmen, Of
which he was the founder, to the son Of lh,
man, who received, through him, the thanks Of
Congress for his humanity and Kindness to gu:
poor Americans, during those ,Imes.
~ ne eUCiOscu SVdt UI'dIIuss u paNteu VI Wt
first volume, will be evidence unquestIonabIe Of
your title.
IL am, sir, your fathers Obliged fellow crca
ture, and your humble servant.
JOHN RAyDoLrH, of Roanoke,
Charlotte county, Virginia
may here add, that the said books we're for.
warded from Washington to New York, and uu.
fortunately put on board the packet ship Liver
pool, which was lost in the ice on her first yOy
age, and every thing went down but the PasseG
gers and crew, Who were saved in the lonsbOat
My father therefore only received the precedlT:
letter, much TO his disappointment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13

Mr.. Clsy's adjustment Of the Tariff ques
ton has given new life to the manufacturing inte-
rest. Instead Of being a death blow" to the
manufacturers, it has induced them to enlarge
their paths Of operation in every direction. The
Kennebec Journal, speaking Of the great sale Of
wool in this city last week, says:-" The manu-
facturers think they can live under Mr.. Clay's
BILL for seven or eight years at least. and are now
pushing ahead with their business With great spi-
rit. The effect Of this is to create brisk de-.
mand and high prices for lumber and wool, the
stable exports Of this state; also, for beef pork,
breadstuffs, &c. And what will help US still
more Immediately, several new factories are be-.
ing built in Maine. At saccarappa. Brunswi
Kenuebunk and Saco, new works are designed
or already in progress. "-Bosion Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13
A.aw Notice.

: HENRY w THOMAS, attorney at La,c,
UJILL Practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
w .ef,Earfax and Loudoun. and punctually attend
10 oil busi1 entrusted to his care His Office is up
on the upper hoor s the building adjoining AlEson's
Hotel where he msyN1saxs be found, unless profess
sionaIIy engaged else where 49,
Fairfax Court House, May s-2aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13
Edinburgh Tooth, Ache Paste

ME ABOVE article IS represented as having il, chi.
racter constantly enhanced by numerous respect
directions, and cure be not effected, the pnreb.,.,
will have his money refunded on. eturning the nor.
Soldby WILLIAMS TARLER.
ON mo ~ Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13
=. Cubv,.d, cribbed, confined. "-sHAks.

Ca6uled, cfBUeu, co7yuIeu "-SHAKs.
The lady whose unexpected aecouchmenf in
the cabin OF the steam boat William Penn was
recently made the subject Of . paragraph 10 an
evening paper, has reached her place OF destina.
ton, With her infant daughter. in as good state
Of health as could be expected under the circum-
stapees.-PhL Gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13

x&a4 OF i. tne ,o~h VII, ~ ~ in mart !, coat.
about SOC Acres of Land. one.'hird OF VINO"
wood; the balance under good cultivation, and I
highly improved. The Dwelling is 'P.e'G&" Gus !"
Ing, having four Rooms on the first floor, hse y.
the second. and two upon the 'hirdi WIN 'T ne
and winter Kitchen; large Ice House, stao's, 3,
sc. &c.: Garden. containing acres o. Lsha me-.
enclosed with Cedar Hedge. and IN when
great variety Of most choice Fruit, COCO ven Y
ter in the yard. with many never failing spn'S'"
purest Water. uccg
For . private Seminary, Summer boarding ,o %' v
Or country residence for 9 large family Nv ~
passes 1t. IF more agreeable to the puTcha'.ai ~.
sell the improvements, which are extensive 1So ,s
rally in good order, provided not less 'hsh
Of Land, around the Mansion House, are '''''
the purchase. v,v .H
Those inclined to purchase are invited 70 'e'
premises, and decide for themselves ,r.JE
may i-2au8w CfiRiSTOPIlnh ND~~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13
Clermont for Sale.

nA This beautiful and most Ps's,
E@TA EheaIthy COUNTRY SEAT, WIN
WEsai of the Town of AleAandis, Is 'o'
G3Nf either in whole or in part u eo"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania
Glass No. II fw 1885. ..
, 49, nf zoo 600 nrize of S4Ol
\" IS Ooo 81 do of Loo
Tickets So; halves 4 90: quarters W
To be had IN variety Of numbers Of
=. CORSE,
LOTTERY e Exchange Broksr. Atro"1"
Drawn Numbers in the Grand Consolidated iO''''
Glass No. 23 for 1853,
81 81 IL 20 81 8 80 II 10 !
W fin Agreeable SWprise.-A sen''en ~,
called at CORsE'S Office last week. purchased
ct in the Virginia Lottery. AMI directed 1t to be '|
for him. He called again yesterday, waen ns ~
agreeabIy surprised TO find that he had drawn -,
OF SS0O!-for which he Immediately received 'N"
June l3 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-13

Death of Sir Charles.-We are sorry to OBJ
serve by a notice in the last Richmond Whig.
that the celebrated Horse Sir Charles, the pro-
perty Of Col. William r Johnson. died sudden
~ on Friday the 9TH inst. at the residence OF
Geo. w. Johnson, Esq. ibis stand the present
SEASON. The pedigree and performances OF this
noble animal have been too often detailed IN this
paper, to require now TO be repeated in our CO.
lumns. His loss is serious one, as we'll to his
worthy owner, as to the breeders of Turf Horses
generally.
A French ship, called lie Silence, lately ari-
we'd at Havre from Rio de Janeiro. bringing car
60 Of 10000 parrots! lie Silence, must have
made some little noise both in the old and new
worlds.
This is a cargo that can only be rivalIed BY
that which has Just left the port Of London for
Van Dieman's Land. We would match the
four hundred ladies' sent out by the Guardian So
ciety against any ten thousand parrots that ever
Aew-a jury Of the crews SHOULD decide
'Who reads an american Book?'-ln an al.
vertisemeut annexed to the last number OF the
London Quarterly Review, the following works
are announced as being in the press. kents
Commentaries. Story's Commentaries on the
Constitution of the u. States. Nuttall's Orni.
thoosy. Westward Ho! Dreams and Reveries
Of q quiet man. A collection OF Tales by Miss
Sedgwick, Messrs. Paulding, Bryant, Sands, &c.
Bush's Life of Mohammed. Buonsparte's Orni.
thoIosy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

A 80 X REWARD-Run away iiom tho subscriber
- soD on the 10th OF November, 1881 nularo iel.
low by TIE name OF LOUIS, about 40 years age and a.
bout feet inches high c has gap between his fore
teeth, and scar on Of his ances he Trim made
and active and Is humble and submissive in his deport-
ment make shocs, and Is fond Of making them
bought said fellow, m'ny years ago. Of Eliza Robinson
Culpeper county, Va lie away from me ~ or ~
years ago, and reached his native county, and was tax On
up and put In Cplpcper jail, where obtained hip a.
may attempt go back 10 Virginia again or may DO en-
desvorng 10 make State where slavery Is no, 10.
erad will give the above reward to any person who
will apprebend him, and put him IN jail that get him
again, and will thank Tire iakerup the TAILOR, write
10 directed to Lexington, Oglehorpe county. Georgia
Any Information about said negro man will be thankfully
received. HENRY WRIGHT
Lexiosi Ca 5,h Nov 1892 8s-wsw