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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-14

The following Resolution was passed at
late meeting in New York
Resolved That this is not question o, o
BANK or NO BANK, as insiduousy put forth by
our opponents, but the question of BREAD ONO
BREAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-14

~ BY an advertisement in to-day's Gazette
it will be seen that the BANK OF ALEXANDRIA has,
from the pressure Of the times been compelled
to suspend specie payment for the present.
There is but a small amount of the notes OF the
Bank in circulation. We refer to the adVer-
tisement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-14

We have received copy of the substance Of
the Address delivered by John Hooe, Esq to
the People of King George on the day OF the re-
cent electon,-and will with pleasure comply
with the request of our friends in that county to
nublish it in this Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-14

We have been favored with the account of
the proceedings Of the Conference of the Me-
thodist Protestant Church. recently held in this
place by one ofits members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-14
THE GAZETTE:
By EDGAR sNowDEN.
TERMS.
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5 per annum.

na;,v naper So per annum.
Country paper per ahnuin.
The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE for the coun-
try is printed on Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
All advertisements appear in both papers, and
are inserted at the usual rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23


nWgu'w .f6air. On the evening Of the Alb Of No.
yemDer last Caroline Smyder vile OF Adam SNYDER ofte
NOitnern Liberties, departed ffom her home She lef
an DaRt babe sleeping IN the cradle and gave no i.na
lon OF an Intention MOTTO retWro When her ,e
home 10 be evening" hc found his child without ne pto
eeor, and caused instant search be made for HE vie
She could not be found thsi night. Ncxtd,v arved al
sun ,he was absent Hnd.blIs printed and posted
10 al directions, b every chori vas Win She ri,r,i
no more he circumstdDce was REGARDED with lie ,o,e
sufPnse - size ieN her inlsnf husband who nd cr
py home. ''''' ""aP
Months elapsed and at length The search was given no
The husband an uneducs,ed but reseeciablo 1,crmsn
0nacqualn'ed with oQr anguage customs lored ano.
er atschment and lost Thursday Gxed of the we'd
ding Oh ihsvery day, jHt six months rom the dssn
pg''a@ee o. be wife some boys geaPpEug al wes1s
"hafl, brought up The body Of woman o. exaf,io,.
ssuon' II wd' found 10 he Mrs. Saydsn She was si,,,
~ years OLD, and bad been married bot short lime ,G
she committed suicide. VIZ"
I"e CIRCUMSTANCES produced great excitement The
gnotdn ana snpersiious At Imagined dreadful nys
ienes. We are Informed, however bv Mr. DtckinsS,
he coroner 'hat alter foil Investigation Of the acs ne n
eonnueuy assured lb1 uo husband had no sgency haze
yer ~ he death Of his wife, end that she committed eC
destruction 70 moment Of delifiun. Mr. Snyder l. re-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
From ,., Shrewsbury tEns) p,per.l


ne following are the particulars OF trial l.elv hall
at tins plaee:Mr Seriesnt Taiiourd sail ,h,t II 80
uuty TO stale the circumstances Of this case
"'o" was an action iOr cmina rsa,ion The sin
'' was cabinet maker, OF the age OF 81 wears la Tic
yer he lied his present Wife, who as the ,ns
yer OF armer. The plaintiff and his vile lived a, IL
iey and she had gone 10 see her father ns, har, ~
u'ne OF The Injury complained Of The defendant, who
was e isnd agent OF Lady Byron aud of several o,h.r
persons OF .ank, was person advanced ia life He
nsd etecieda chapel at his own expense where hs 80
III 'ne haOit oil preaching and PRAYING with
pey' ana 1t seemed that he had bi. influence to
1""" anu ensnaFe this ismily such degree tha, h
nau h'ue The isher and mother OF ia nhsppv gi,I m.
70 her crime, aud the planu had actually re-
IN eu oaSh nom hs w'e the ring which he had put on
ner nnger when he mated her broken as a token lila,
she would return to him no more The d.iendan,'
VINO was between sixty aud seventy wears of ape
is married man, who had three growu.up chi.
uivn' one o whom daughter, married TO a ci.r.
Symsn oil the Church oil England I, ,yo,I h.
proved ha on Sunday the 20 Ia of June the d.frn,n
ooS 'hs poor creature 10 his chapel where he
"e morning, afternoon and evening services and AT M
Gnu oi e latter he told about twelve OF his
o,e"n' ana he then said that he going to take
~, ie mat person being then the wife of apo her
defendant read part OF the service of marriage aud
men administered the sacramsn OF the Lords Supper 10
we we ., me plaintiff her father and brother and sine
LA ne pau pee" living in open adultery with her The
pian's melancholy tale was soon told: he had lost An
ms hopes and all his prospects and his happiness
witnesses were called to prove the above s,a,emc,,
. '' hseiy Tor the defendant grounded his defence ON
the score of insanity. W.
Mr.. Justice Park sail ,,,, H.. -. :, "a.
evidence OF insanity, but there was evidence of .ro,,
s s" VI saneh,y and piety However, the Jury must no,
o al al nus profaneness as matter OF sggrava,on; The
o IN inns action punish the defendant for that: AMI
the only thing the jury could look at was The crcnn
uhuer which he had seduced the plaintiffs wife
ine jury were not 10 punish the defendant Tor these
Poanaons put to compensate the plaintiff Tor the injury
ne h"d received under these ahou,inable and ,,cL II
9Suhs'1nces. The defendant man of properly
Voo'u oud houses, which he said he had dedicated 10
God, though he Afterwards proianed them and ,ba,
m moderate damages the plaintiff was entitled TO recover
@ July ought to award TO hims there was no her .vi.
u ua' 'he defendant was mad, except that Which
'hrre might be said be in the case of alnost ver ~
VINO had committed atrocious crime ~
'erd'c' Tor the plaintiff Damages 420O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
A CARD

Mr Jarvis avas himself OF the medium of the uubic
press offer his Acknowledgements some friend unknown
LOT MS 'neia'iy and Kindness in causing sent 10 him.
az his ogugs, eight hundred OF the speeches of Mesrs
McDnile Clay, and Calhoun, folded, sealed and direct
ca anu only requiring the exercise Of the ranking pri-
"s 20 oe ready for distribution through the Post Office
Mr. Jarvis is only wiling but DESTROYS that lie c
uzrhS OF Maine should be enabled juIge UNDERSTANDING
" between the Administration and It's enemies and he i,
therefore, ready TO give currency docum MIS- uro-
vided The antdoe be furnished with the bane He there
lore requests his friend unknown supply him with an
equal huulher oil The speeches OF Messrs Benton Ryes
ana 1inndy, upon the topics, and he pledges him
sell To- forward the fcrmer speeches, provided they can
n,Ve ne latter Tor companions and lac has utmost
hdenre IN the result " the arguments both sides can
he submitted to the Intelligence Of the henes and cneh
ened yeomanry OF the State of Maine
House 0f Representatives, May IL, 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
n,, From the Peon:yIyanian.l


abuse NJ PriUuege-The Hon H. L. Pincknev
member OF Congress from Soulh Carolina ranked hco
hundred and tceny eight sealed packages containing
documents printed for the Uni ed States Bank-alI 81
which were sent in MAIL, 10 seven geneu,en a,
Chile ohe, Ohio He, doubt is one Of the corn, n
g'nbIers about alleged abuses in The Post Office De
We presume ihat Mr. Piuckney will abuse the Post,
master General Tor the extra expenses of convey this
Bank trash w
Thousands Of Eek President Adsms's printed .,eab ~,
was TO have been delvc ed ranked by honorable
Congressmen 10 tits city and county The member from
the 81 Distic NJ sior General Wa'moug has ankeJ b,,
~noesse' and upon every opportunity abuses Tie Post
once department by whoesse.-Beautiiul consistency
All the Opposition papers odt smulianeousIy with
ne" evidence OF The disastrous conseG uences Of The
Npenment-a they term that change in tie place of
oeposie oil The public monies by which New York for
Wonhs past, has had the benefit oil millions of dollars
which, otherwise, would have been locked snuylv nm i'm
Ihe vaults OF the mother Bank at Phadelphis, or lent
oHt 70 certain Philadelphia relatives aud friends of MIR
Nicholas Biddie. The Oppos'oa PAPERS have found ont
that The launching of two Aei ships YESTERDAY has ln
our sup yards without single vessel on The sl,ck
winch o course, IL owing to the removal of the Demo
SHE'S Nov, the flct IL, that there las been an unusual
smo@ni OF ship building going since the removal of
he DePotes and ship carpenters wages have been hio
ahu Roon "o'then ih great demand The very circum
stance mentioned by the "Whig" prints-ae i,nncLina
two noe Ships Of them Of seven hundred tons bur
ue ~ ono day. evidence OF the brskness of CONNER
clol business That their places will not be left vacant
long we happen know This very dsv was Lid ~, ~ -
stocks ron which the Liverpool packet ship Newton was
yesterday launched the keel of snober splendid p,cko
SNIP intended 10 take the place of the ship John JAZZ in
messIs ood and Itimble and Sauipe Hicks and Son.
nne OF Liverpool packets She will be 40 feet long by
~ 10 breadth and vi" measure upwards OF seven hun.
dfed IONS Sire s intended 10 he in al respects equal II
not supeter,o eItherthe Sheffield, Vfginian or United
States, OF the line, all Of which were buiit v ose
accomplished shiPwrights, Messrs Smith, Demon and
Com'oek. Another ship Of seven hundred ions is about
70 De bul' Tor Captain Glover by Messs. Webb and Allen
wnI recently launched from their yard The fine ship Co
nmbns Several contracts Tor vessels tor dis port have
hsewise been recently made at Tie Easwsrd.-T York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
LAND OFFICE at |,

LAND OFFICE at Richmond Va Nav oil 100,
conformity with an act, entitled, an act 10 reduce
IA INTO one the several acts concerning Eschea tors
s VI. Jay oil January, 1919, do hereby make known
mat II appears by the certificate of the E,cbea,n ~
county OF Hampshire, bearing date Nov. ON 1882 and
received az ms Office January 1t. 1885, bar y inoi.
100 tract OF land whereof. John Earl of Dunmore
Hawns%o '1 1 Murray, died seized in the county of
@ opoo "a' escneaed 10 d'i- Commonwealth contain.
Ten sara aS, or parcel OF and granted 10 him by
nhomas, Lord Fairfax. late proprietor of the Nor,Ia,n
Week o' Virginia by deed, bearing date June All, IN
W. SELDEN
NJ, Register Land Office, Pa
10y 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

AND FOX SALE.-By virtue OF a decree Of ,I,e
ma Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv Of H.
county OF Hanover, pronounced in the su of Ii, w
against Walkers and Others on tie ID inst sbsli -
commissioner on ednesday the 4 Of June next nro
cee9 10 SELL 10 the highest bidder, on the PREMISE On
sIeu OF one and Two years Except for 90 much 40 oil
DC necessary to deiray the expences Of Tive said decree
anu o. me eSechtion thereof which must be paid in rasi
W NC CohmssonerJ the Land, la the complainant. bilI
hehioneh' supposed to contain between two and three
n",eu adjoining the lands Of Dr. VIM r. NeIon
iI hch'fd hundley, aud Mr.. Robert Page and others
-, me county Of Hanover aforesaid near Hsnoyertovn
ne purchaser or purcasers giving bends with sporoced
see"f''y, aud Deed OF Trust upon the Land ne 49,,
iully 10 secure the purchase money "''
Mayo 1884 O0""'''sSio me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
CANCER.


THt IND the art Of Healing, generally.
IA HE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity who may wish hs aid that he
mas become eompeenty acquainted, by Tie instructions
lfom the celebrated DR. Lynch Of New York city, 10 cure
That formidable and fatal disease, denonnaed Cancer
without the Of hniie causc but effected IN bs
same way and nAnnef as pracssd by DR.. Lynch who
mas ne WIN unparalleled success in the treatment Of sbs
complaint, and ,lso that OF Fsnla or Fistulo a. The
SUBSCRIBER IS here now, from the City Of New York any.
person wishing TO be cured Of the above named com.
ps'nis VIII please 70 apply Immediately to him at the
Mansion Houfe Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. 6. w w MARSHALL
Certificate Tram Dr. Lynch.
do hereby certify that DR.. W. w Marshall has bcen
under my Instruction, aud assisted Ia my business
wnch - attending 10 Cancer complaints, and The art OF
healing generally lie Is using my medicine /
hnk him capable and worthy the confidence Of those at.
ncted. ID IvNSSf1 o.
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day, Of Manchester Mr.
1illiam Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel Dave, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin.
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
Az letters must be post paid. Wv. M.
January T. 7A-,ef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

LAND OFFICE at Richmond Va May OH 1874
~ conformity wi an act, entitled an act; TO reducd in
~ one the several acts concerning EScheaior, uasse
The 9th day OF January 1919 do IeIebv na iassed
n"' appears by the certificate of the Echeaors for
county oil Cabeil, bearing date March a. 1881 and ro
ceiVed into this Ofiee, March 22l, 1881 h, nv inij
non and office, found the 18Th March 1871 ~
ear anu IN Caheli county, Sandy Run containing sbo
oOV acres whereof John Fio died. seized has escnea,e
" ''' commonwealth. w. SELDEN
May 10 " CD'ee, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
POETRY.
suen vSr RrNAtas uSsuSs.'


ORIGINAL POEM AND ANECDOTE OF BURNS
oa ss SS Sa % we're S, %sSs i 20 give GS
Butn works. without preamble, We extract
'"''"'' '"' me 70 no jod SG' FHSE iSs
with Pegasus opon day,
Through Go.y nj. ne journey lay,
Ga foot the way plying.
Poor slip shol gidy Pegasus
TO Wa yss SS' , : ssI Hoo Ss,s Soj,
TO get Goiy ca kcs.
Ohisisg Vulcan foil to work,
And Gis id sS q rs Ss iSs ana M S| siasl
Sol paid him with sonnet.
We Vucaus sons Of Vanoekhesd,
My y, Pe g: IS poorly shod-.
RANGES, O'clock Inc date NY ROBERT BURNS
I1 John Brops Eqs,n: The admirers indebted
%S Ss@ G"S of " over "S his s"
SaS bs PSy Min c and Jenny oae Co. Peg NchoSo
sled with other pressing forge, spare
have pe eS sHo' Of The poets ToS ard !, likely he
thought himself Of p,opiaiing
crnauea had dome arSaie%sa V Of
n" yet RIs's 'ss
so Slippery at the Se s md S S road has been
SS of some consequence to the worlds but sloan
Is to ask The favor Of getting the horses shoes shoenrd
sSSrP e" ed the horses. shoes recorded
who paid hi" in money paid him dOk aud paid him
- MRS BURNS.
nl. described popSfs ono soe%y and
inferred the chutchyard and
on the previous day tho skull husbands
exnSm,ed' and being found in excellent pre'es,ou
rom Wy several physicians and artists, Tho will
wndeiiu acquisition to the Scotch pcno
following account OF tho skull pen Baekock who
was present tho disn,ormen: W.
The craual bones yc
mite erosion OF their external table togoher
thelr sutare the delicate bones
cepon OF the os unguis the by
ana he grave The mlxay still
mos. teeth OF each side including denies snpen
aug an without spot blcmish the incors had
NJ, poTay iecsny drop, from the jaw for the
uechyei The bones
ono small portions OF black hair,
Sed were observed while deaching matter Gom
Tue occput Indeed nothing could
walton IN which found fifcr
P9ouny oil suppyn what has long been
sg correct model of immortal poets head and
accomplish thus IN the most
tes sand oboT foreign body carefully
perieucnd artist - - ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
CoMMIssIoNEn's orrlcr,

~, uPPuHunHoch, IUth NOV, 1881
parties concerned in the foregoing decree are here
oy MOULDED That have appointed the I7h dsy OF June
next 10 commence the execution of the dudes reo.rsJ
oy SAID decree; they therefore required 10 attend at
my once at o'clock, A. NJ, with all necessary papers
vouchers books, &c 10 enable me 10 make up the ac-
counts quired. " ~ w
May 20. " So =. g. G,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

NS hOti FOMP.-1he subscriber having rented ,l,is
~ well known and healthy establishments 10 1T
above NE GUY oil Richmond is prepared 10 enie rain ira
Veors and others upon reasonable terms and in ucb
e ne trusts wiz give general satisfaction He resoect
filly solicits the patronage of the old cms,o, ~
hnshmen aud begs leave to call the attention ol Inc
puuc anh OF the citizens Of the lower country particular
bar Is well supplied with the best OF ionors and NO. is
or expense VIII be spared to promote hs comfort of Ali
who may favor him with their custom
..o Ro. L. PULLIAM
10y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
MAY IL.

HRoAhDlNG HOUSE,-Mrs. E. S GulGoN re-.
aH spectiuly informs her friends and the nublc do,
e as opened boarding House in the upper part of the
tenement occupied by Capt Thomas B. bigger. nearly
opposite me E'gle Tavern, (entrance on the Cross
where she is prepared to accommodate those who ma
so heF WIN their custom Hertems will he moderate
May l6. So ''''s'"'uol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
May 90
n N CHANCERY-YIRoINIA Cumberland Conn
~ ~ Court, 24lh day of March, 1884:
John fuqua and Joseph r. Furguson, Pitts.

against
Daniel Fuqua, Albert d. Fuqna, jos NJ Fuoua Ben
JamIn H. Fuqua John Fuqua, Marcus REEVE and Martha
hs VILE, Sally Fuqna, Mefy Fuqua Jane Fuqua Jos Flu
lane Spencer judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
fDqua, Joseph Fnqua, Watkins Fuqua, Lacky Fuoma.
MARY fuqua' Elizabeth Fufguson, and Nancy Fuuus, vi
"Vr ~, d"u 'snct oi Nat Fuqua, dec, Defts
he defendants, Thomas Fuqua, Joseph Fuana, Wat
kins Fuqna, lacky Fuqua, Mary FGqus, Joseph NJ Flu.
qua anu sally Fuqna, not having entered their appear
snce and given security according The act OF Assembly
anu me rules Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants OF Ills country Il
ordereh that the said defendants do appear here on the
rst day OF June Court next and answer tie bill Of The
Penusj and bSt copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the City of Rich.
On 70, TWO months successfully, and posted al the front
door Of he Court House OF this county. -
~ Copy-TesIe. b. ID. WOODsON, ID. c.
may o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

NOTICE.--AH persons having claims seains, ,te 81.
tate Of the late Mr. Braxion Harrison deceased If
Charles City county will please to lei them be known 10
ihe Undersigned without delay, az arrangements NAV be
made 70 settle them; and al those indebted 10 the estate
WIN please make Immediate payment as tie situation Of
the estate VIII not admit Of the least indulgence.
THOS +. POYTHRESs,
May I6. 1s,isD''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
Mayo 1891.

~ a. committed to the Jsiloi spolisylvsni,
= y county, on The 1t January, 1884, as runaway
Negro msn between 30 and 30 years of age Of jsrk
9fow"'h complexion, i've feet inches hEh, and slen.
ueIy uu''', mas MN or bemsh The tight eve and
Enc says 9e ~ the property Of William Cofn Negto
wws9s,' o. Louisiana, and purchased Of James
g ", o. we b9Tough Of Norfolk by Tie said Coffin from,
DIS WY 70 The South. Had when committed a coat,
Pan"oons and vest Of woolen and cotton cloth verv cL
"Oh ne owner IL requested 10 come for card prove
PoPeHy' pay charges and take him away or he
w oo ue s WIN according 10 law. THOs HICKS
HsrcD ~ llO2-wl2il Tailor NJ ,spoffs,Spo0ia IN
~ persons having clsims against tie estate Of Iohn
IA FORBES late OF ibe city Of Richmond deceased sgi
present ihem Tor settlement 10 lie subscriber in RicL
moad between The lob and 10Th Instant or aner ia,
Ime w ne county Of Fluvsnns. Those indebted o fbe
ment. John EoRnFe T. i, o's pay
Mayo. 80 'S1e'aS S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

plCHARD POLLARD, Attorney at Lao will hence
"a " iVl.n alenu me Courts OF the county OF Albemas
10 addition 10 those Of the counties of Nelson
buckingham, and OF the Corporation OF Lynchburg
lie makes tender, too, his services for the settle
nent OF military as well as other claims upon the Federal
Government lie expects to be in Washington freouen
especially during the sessions Of Congress so as to give
hs personal attention to business Of s character His
Post Office is Loyingsion, Nelson county Va
April g. loo mc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

HROTETOURT SPRINGS.-The SUBSCRIBER having
nD recently purchased the above property from the
Of ChaFes Johnston, deceased, tenders his ac-
know ledgmen to those individuals who paironisJ hin
1nnng te Is years which lie kept the Hot Springs and
hopes mat they will favor him with call at his new resi-
were he assures them they shall find every thing
calculated 10 promote their health aud contribute IN e
comfort and pleasure The buildings ofthc establishment
are al transformations and elegant and uniting in a
nisnce. fIEZEKIAU nAcSS
Februarys. ss-t,6,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23

presented as an uneducted and simple but sober AMI
worthy man; and to be regretted tina, he should hy
me imprudenee OF so early marriage, have exposed
hmseii TO the silly suspicious OF the supersous We
may add tnst notwithstanding the appalling discovery he
was married on the day fixed for the bridaH-Phi Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
BY The G0pernor IF The Communicable of Yjyo;,,jo
a PROCLAAiATiON

Of int.
PROCLAMATION
"HFREAs, it has been represented to me, upon tho
v authority OF the Coroner Of Prince Edward coun.
~, that murder pcrpetraicd ia that county On lie
evening Of the 22 inst upon Jesse Krlv and b Ki I've
by oil The State OF Georgia, by two Negro mem slaves
the property Of the deceased, named EoRGr and ,.r
TETON, who Immediately fed, and are now going al
large. oe "
Now, therefore. Lilleton Waller Tazewe Cove,nor
OF the said Commonwealth, have thought proper 10 sse
is Prociamaion Offering reward OF Two hundred Dol
srs edch Tor the apprehension and delivery of the said
slaves George and Leton, At The Jail IF Prince EITatd
county and do moreover require sll officers eiv and
nls,y, aod exhoft The good people Of this Common.
yves be aPpehended, that they may be dealt with ac
cording 10 law. ~ N
Given under my hand Governor, and under the lesser
loEAbJ seal oil the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, llfs 2stl day Of april 1884,
LIT. w. TAZEWFIL.
George is described black man bushy hair LARGO
"pSers' advanced ~ years. larger than common negroes
luNeion, dark nuatio man, bnshv besd-had IN
green round. about coat snd white hat
SIX DINER negroes The property Of the deceased sre said
10 have escaped with George aud Lueton 10 vii; Mo.
ses' black ngn, mapped bead-had on black fur hat
bn no coat Horace, black man, buslIy head--bsd ON
blue round about cost and black hal George (hc young
e) rather yellow compile Xionsonew larger Than corr
mon men. julia Ann. mnlatto woman rather slondsr
iorn, straight hairiOok with Ter female child anon,
two years old. Matilda, fright mulato gill about 10
J, is supposed The deceased had with ibemgs eops;do,,.
Die sum OF money which puroned by The murderer
'ogesher win 'her clothing papers and pisol.
ne negroes were purchased, in or near Banmore one
from Cheseriown The George il is aid Is hen
~ Philadelphia several years runaway.
Way2. 111-,vAs
WJOif FAN persons indebted 10 the late i'm -
ueke szer, are requested TO make payment with,
Out delay 10 The subscribers aud those having elaine
against the lae 6m viii present them to him for ,vfnsas
April rs. '''''" 'O''''" s, fsr,Sss,