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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
LEXINGTON Ky. April |.


 The trial of JoHN U. WARING, on an indictment for the murder of s. o Rieh- urdson, commenced on Tuesday of last week, and closed on Saturday. The prin- cipa portion of the time, however, was con sumed in the effort to procure a Jury, which was done on Thursday evening, when the investigation commenced. The Term of the Court expiring by operation of law on Saturday night at l 3 o'clock, and the Jury, who retired about 8, being unable to agree in a verdict, were discharg- ed at half past II, and the prisoner re- manded to the custody ot the Jaler. He was prosecuted by Mason Brown, Esq. (CommonweaIih's Attorney) and Lewis Sanders, Jr. Esq. and defended by Fran cis Johnson, and Thomas F. Marshall. Esq. of Louisville, and John J. Critten- den, of Frankfort.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

We understand that the U. s. Circuit Court at Trenton rose on Thursday. For ty-four indictments were found against per- sons residing near Barnegat, N. J., for plundering from the wrecks of the schoon+ CT James Fisher and Henry Franklin, stranded last fall. Among the persons in- dicted there are two Justices of the Peace from the County of Monmouth.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

Ladicroas Propositioa.--The editor of the Bristol Gazette denonnces the conduct of Bermuda in seizing the cargo of slaves. He remarks: If the John Bulls of Ber- muda continue these high handed pranks, we had better engage one of our canal con- tractors, with his gang and half dozen scows, to shovel up that island and bring it off.o
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

Some of the Van Buren presses are en- deavoring to convince the people that Judge White will obtain the vote of the Nuliiers and ought, therefore, to be drop ped by the Jackson Party. The Pennsyl- vanian. warm Convention paper, publish ed in Philadelphia, quotes the Columbia (S. .C) Telescope, which it calls tone of the abest if not the abest of the notification prints in South Caroina,'' to show that Judge White will not even get the vote of that party!
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

The Electrical Eel.-Tbe electrical eel attains to a considerable size and some- times kills a horse that IS wading the stream when he comes in contact with the chest of the horse, about the region of the heart, the power of his stroke knocks him down and kills him. A man attempt
 ing 10 lift small one carefully, has been knocked down by it. It kills frogs and fish simultaneously. It Is of leadcn col CT with small Iurid eyes it sails with as much facility backwards as forwards. The electricity Is not permanent, nor the power always at command; when hungry the power Is at its greatest intensity. tVeb- sts..'s .Narratiue 2 Voyas,s to ths South era Ocean.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

4 Monthly Magazine, to be called eThe Southern Literary Journal" is about to be established at Charleston.
 A French paper in Louisiana, speaking we doubt not the sentiments of inc entire Ipopulation of French descent in that State, repeis in tone of indignation the charges made ln another journal against that portion ] of the people:-sBe assured that if France should send an invading army to Louisiana, the French population will not be the last 1 to Fally under the banner of liberty, under the banner of their adopted country, to defend their interests, and above all their honor.o
 Hon. James Brown, late Minister to France, and formerly Senator from Louisi- ana, died suddenly at Philadelphia on the Sth inst.
 ] The Circhit Court at the recent sesssion : at Buffalo, N. Y. administered judicial dose to Doctors Hoyt and Wallace, worse to swallow, We presume, than their own bolrses. It was a suit of Mir. Fuller of Aurora, against the Doctors for iniuring the plaintiffs arm by bad bleeding. The Jury gave hum verdict for one thousand dollars damages.
 steomer .Mogui.--The arrival of this splendid vesselin our port, forms all era in the commercial history of our city, and gives another evidence of it's prosperity. We were induced to inqulrs her dimensions and they were given to us as follows: Length of keel l62 feet; extreme length on deck l90 feet. Breadth of beam 2S feet depth of hold 10 feet. Carries down 700, and up 450 tons. She has double fue boilers, 40 inches m diameter, and the pis- ton rod has ' foot stroke. Her trip from New Orleans to this place, with full freight. was made in nine days, including all the stoPpages. We most heartily wish her owners, and her gentlemanly commander, John k. Hunt, the success they so well merit.--.No. Rep.
 Ladieroas Propositioa.--The editor of the Bristol Gazette denounces the conduct of Bermuda in sezing the cargo of slaves. He remarks: If the John Bulls of Ber- muda continue these high handed pranks, ] | l. f
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

There are four daily papers now extant in the city of New-O Orleans, the Bee and Bulletin published every morning; and the Courier and News, every evening.
 The Whig and Louisiana Advertiser have lately become extinct.
 There are three papers published week ly, Levy's Price Current. the Literary Re- corder, and the New-Orleans Observer the first a mercantile the second a litera- Try; and the third, a religious journal; and there is a weekly paper published in Lafay- cite. There are about fifteen other papers, in tue state, all of which are published week ly.
 There are only two colleges for public education in the state. and We are not aware of the existence of any public libra- " in any city, even in New-O Oreans--if we except the Commercial Library sustain ed wholly by young men; and shameinlly neglected by the influential and wealthy among our citizens.
 New-Orleans paper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

5y Jho. r. Field, Dep. CT 6-6t-[Prs. fee, sI0 50.l
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

SIR--Itis at all times painful to mo to ap- pear before the public m newspaper contro- versy but the tissue of falsehood contained in the publication under your signature, pub- lished in the Advocate of the lst, and in the Times of the 2d of May, compels me, ill jus tce to myself and friends, to give it this brief
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16

;hstown, winch by divine hhuence on his abors hath
fourished and exceedingly Increased. lie was of
respectable family in Scotland an excellent schol-
ar, sound divine and accomplished gentleman
strenuous asserer OF The doctrines and the discipline
of the church of Englaad, yet, with the arm of
charity, embraced all smcere believers in Christ.
Happy in the relative station of life, the duties of
which he sustained and discharged in IA loudable
and exemplary manner; blessed with an excellent
and very vigorous constitution which he made sub
servant to the various and extensive duties of a num-
erous parish until pa,aytc disorder interrupted
him in the pulpit, and IN two years, without having
impaired his understanding, cut the thread of life
on July 2d, 1850"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
SUMMER ARR ANGEMENT.
For the Newport& & Boston Mail Stage
s2%Syss&s
&aE.
NIt-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Faro 10 Boston, S3

N EAVES To,cnsends Coffee House, Newport every day
Sundays excepted at "a o'clock A. NJ, dine III Taunton
O'Clock arrive in Boston O'Clock f. NJ. Leaves Wyas
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day, Sundays excepted al
past O'clock dine in Taunton O'Clock arrive in Newport
at O'Clock i. M-Farc through 50.
Passengers wishing 90 Plymouth informed that they
go by this line Monday "Wednesday, and Friday aud
arrive Plymouth at past o'clock, p. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, past O'Clock, A. NJ
and arrives in Newport AT o'clock, L. M.-Fare 81.
This Stage is connected with the NewBcdord stage Fall
River Leaves Falver every day, Sundays excepted ancr
the arrival of the Newport Stage and arrive New Bedford
past II o'clock Leaves NewBedord every day Sundays
ccpted, at past II o'clock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing ogo 20 Fall River have hours
Fall River, and the same evening
~ Extra Coaches furnished at all times & reasonable
terms
- All baggage and small parcels the risk of the
thereof X. II. kINSLEY 1gcnt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
CLOTHING FURNISHED 70 ORDER.
TILLEY & HAZARD

HEAVING made arrangements with five Of the best Taors
u in this TO work icr them will furnish all kinds
Clothing to order.
Uia. Jscs 7iuy being himself Taiior by bade, (Iayng
served his with No ] wornan) perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for any from the Cloth TO
the thread and every gentleman be accommod1tedwOut
the least difficulty the cheapest the worsw be done
an The best manner possible
Their Clothes Cassimercs Vcsngs and trimmings shall be
Of the very best, and their assortment complete
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

TEgIiE original Vegetable lyecian Unisoraal Medicine,
! q prepared by W. Mishn, EaI-Alcmbcr OF The Royal
College Of Surgeons Iccntllc Of Apoiccy's Company,
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon 10 the ROYAL lmoi
Pension Association, Lancaster Place, Waiciloo Bridge, and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys aud ST JhOfna5s Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result Of 20 experience and
unparalleled success the respectable pac
tice of the proprietor paoned by the faculty and nobi-s
introduced 10 the notice of the American public, ~, the
solicitation Of number o! gentlemen Of long and high stan
ding in the profession II is hoped preliminary step, 10
check the evils and fatal consequence arising rom the o the
and delctcrous O5tcd upon the public by
the AID of fabricated proofs for Miraculous aud other frauds
by set Of mccenary, uhpHncplrd preendersso totally
of medical science, that impossible the de-
longer go down with the intelligent people of this
country. These pills, mid and agreeable IN beir nature, should
be kept every family Of sudden illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps, spag, vcrs and 9th
alarming complaints which often prove fatal. may be
speedily cured prevented IL ic; all those who value good
health should e without them. They sold IN packets
~ ccuts - aud 81 each bymos respectable druggists book
sellers and vendcrs Of medicine in the o. States and the Cana
da4 with copous drccuonq together with testimonials of pro-
fcssonl ability from the following eminent gencpcn Sir Asst
ley Cooper AbcrBcity, james Blunde W. ID, w Back W.
D., j. Aston hey, A. FrmpiOn NJ D. aud numerous others
The originals may be in possession Of The General tscHt
by whom the medicine II imported into this country and
whom all applications for agencies nInst be made
JNO. IOLBEIN.
Sc, Waycry Place, NowYor
Sole Gen Agent FOR tie L. States, &c.
N. b. None genuine without the signature Of the Gen
eral Agent Oh The Label Sold by
r.. II. HAItRD.
AGGvr ron NEwPoRr,
AZ he ign of l's Golden Mortar
near the Court House. Fcb2., feij
NyCamon-it has been deemed cxpedcn, az Eras posi-
bic to place N.kius Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
tie hands Of druggists only and toe sold without The signature
Of John iolbcn the labc counterfeit This notice lsbc
come necessary there STILL contrary l moral dcccncyl
guy conyciod nornm attempted 10 be forced o the public
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
GREAT ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERIES

LATELY MADE
ny >" John HeTschei, L. L. d., r. II. s., &c.
AT THE cAPE OF GOOD HOPE
ttrom Tie Supplement 10 the Ediabwgh Journo,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
NORRTSON'S HfGEIiN

Vegetable IRiccrsdt WediciRc.
VESIIlS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young having
given of his conviction the Ilygeau Theory
of Physiology, as developed by the British College of Health
Iondon and having furnished the necessary security against
councriets is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HIGEiIN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS.,
In aud for the State of RhOloIsand.
In confirmation whcrcofl have this fourth day of January,
1888, set my hand III. SHEPPARD MOAr,
Sole General Hygeioa 1gem for the u. $. Of
america, !SmHh-Streef, Brooklyn, L. L.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
DOCTOR JONES

r. q y Z u n y II Y 70 v III,
Fer restoring beautituf crop Of hair on
BALD HEADS.
yuyHIs ARTICLE SAID By the best judges 70 be superior
To tha, Of Wards any other hair oil yet invented IL
put u in superior style and finely scented tat besides
being one Of the bsiuicrs Of the hair, - also very
delicate perfume -
For sae at the sign Of the GOOD s1NARjTAN the only
agency for this town.
adies and gent who are d-fofis O1in delicate lair
al and perfine Tor the Toilet vii Gnd s OIL the yery best
now in use and the cheapest much a. each bottle con
tains than double quantity Of those Of Ward and te
ure. - the sau,e Feb. . II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
JOHN =. BROW N.
STONE CLrIER.

NROULD Inform his friends and the public generally that
w he having bought cut all Col Cooley nteres, IN the
late establishment Banstcrs Wharf he will continue the
Stone Cutting business at the place in all It's various
branches he acknowledges with pleasure, past ayors and
cs continuance OF public patronage; pledsng himself that
II attention. and prompt execution of all orders favored
him. and at low prices be purchased elsewhere, viii
him business then will his sangune hopes be real
lied. JOHN :. BROWN
NeMport Juno 2Oh. 1875
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
HATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES.

TENllE Subscribers having received the Spring fashions
pcctiny invite The attention Of the citizens of New port
and liz vicinity 10 their improved satin Bearer IlNrSIa
which possess all the requisite qualities o Ten doar hat IN
gard gncss shape, elasticity and superior ustrc Sc
Their Hats made of best satin beaver ~ bodies instead
Of wool cloth and pastebo which enables them
their Hats stand al uoaers and climates and retain their lls-
re, qualities which those made ,coot possess.
Inst reooirod trom Ner- York,
large and elegant assortment of cloth CAPS Of l descrp
tlonsAlso New Yofk Satin Beaver HATS, itc
lntes London styGicrsons IN ofany OF the above ar
cc5 viii find clravduage 10 call and examine them pre-
vous to purchasing they will be sold az cheap any IN tin
State Store No l6 1hamcsstrcet opposite Googe Engs
Cos UardpaJe Store
JOSEPH Il. WEAVER ~ Go.
N. B.--iIat5 made to order, at the shortest notice
Newport, April Sth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16

This certify that have appointed the following gentle
emn Agents for vending Mouison's lygcan Universal
Medicines in this State wit MIR Reue H. Baker of War
ren Mr. David Melville of Newport Mcssrs George Hammond
Co. WIcklordAIr Jefferson knnbal Coventry James
IL Poarce in EastGcenwc and George Rickafd Woonsoc
kot SAML YOUNG.
Feb 25 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16
STOCKS.


D ECEIVED this day, beautiful assortment of Stocks,
made by the best workman in the States warranted brs
ses duck neghbOrs selling for busels Gen
denen who in Of ibis article would do well to call as
they will be sold cheap by VIM. i. HALL.
June Sd, If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16

Ere, NEW-RNGLiND RfM Of d,is towns manu-.
NlTI--kzl faclme, which will be- sold cheap ex-
Hs4SstgH changed for noasscs ofany quality on liberal
xNEycEX terms at lyJ Thames =, by HENRY BULL
s~tHsMPA lGNE ~ Clar,t Wines, Cor salcby
u August, ,. WIN. u, kDLk
INDIA Curry Powder, for sale ~
August. .. WIN kiDEK
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-16

The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for vending
MORISON'S HIGEIJN UNIVERSAL
WEDICiNES,
fort o State of Rhode Island hereby gives notice that other
person viii be authorized Nend said Medicines this
but for the accommodation of the public haye appointed agents
different parts of the Staeand guard the public against
mposons they may assured that should any medicines be
offered for slc in this Sre, purpong to be Morisons Hggei
UhrerS iones by any person except myself ormy ai-
thorized agents, that they will be counterieils.
SAMUEL YOUNG, No I07, WustmnstarsBoct
Feb. %, 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
New Fall & Winter So,,
ROBINSON & ELLIoTrrus
BANK SQUARE, l.,

UATrOStTE the Market U.usa h..
sure OF announcing 10 their finn" pss
'e,"', 'n"' ihev have received sh.ir cn,; and 10
w '"' inter Gonds, making ,,.. "ots
rsest assortment which they b,v.n "'eh u.
pleasure OF nlenine. Wi,boui en,.,.. VT bad d.
@H ''r sufficient 10 say that ,b.i, 81 ~ aesl
t.""s' every article thai is Il. sitsla. "pfis.I
'o""-, H"r""a'e, and Grocery line me Do
"a. rr'rripsiiy for Cash, by one Of H. ,e 's,t
III n"h'""r", Philadelphia aud New y,"'n'n
III say !" 'h'ir ",e"d., that every indn,e., tie
- q""','y' s'yi", aud i,ice, viii he '@
mem Tor conti"nsnce of ih-,r fay., "htie
- 'nvi Ell paihe-ls,i, 10 the ioll,u; aifphes
'o'hrs and Ca,simer.s, Of ever, ,h'''
quality. s"ade aat
.n'r'' Pom, and London Diff, Blant..
large aud complete assortment al d
very heavy. VI Hose da
one Bate. assorted from 81 to Ia
sis'kna~ do n new and most ds,,,nlt l. ff'neh
faailv beds ""ie artel ia,
large and desirable asso,,m
clothing. such a. Nap, Cations. cone. 81 Nsgor
gten gray md white kerss,, mi,, N"s,'nel,
a. 'g.lhrr With Sd. and 8 4 l,i,s.y .tHA,
nesirh !" colors aud paiteros--3.4 and u ''r,
Blue, Brow, aud White do. &c. &c ~ "a Red
Also Complete assortment Of six poo,.
chief NJ ,.,v .,,,. tanc, HspA.
Cncsssians Of all coor- aud w,dtbs d an,lms
French aud Eoglish. ChslIey. Of mo nhhzpe,
hlr patterns AMI shades, English and ~, nrsira.
rIn"s, Figured Cucass,ans Of suprrior I'm Ma
many other desirable articles Tor ~ f,nl' and
winch We particularly inv lie their AM ''"e', 10
as Bonnet, Of the Ihtea styles, R,ltae-sncb
Gloves, ilo'ifry, embracing a eompie,e bells
OF S'lk, Cotton, Worried, and Mer,0a 'or mrut
wit" La'es tds'"ss, QoilIi"g.. Bobmv,,e. s' r'
c,anetes, figured aud p.in, with yar;,,''' "re,
articles in their line which they are VI ohsr
sell low for cash. "'hei 10
Nov g. "LiolT.
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New England Seed Store.

a F,hc Agricultural and Ho,tiealin,al Ware
- house connected with .he " EnwIand Farmer
the subscrib'r continues the Seed Establishment
and now offers 10 dealers Gardeners and the pul,.
lie generally m urrvalled collection Of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS.
comprising unusual fine varieties ana of un,vub,rd
quality an vuslIty-being raised under the pnr.
licplar direction and expressly for The establish.
meni.
Garden Seed, in boxes assorted for dealers fom
iolo Ipo dollars each.-aiso IN pounds, halves and
quarters NJ very m"ber.te prices
B'res # Seeds coo'alning a good assortment, 10,
privnie en,dens al SO each.
300 TO 400 choice varieties OF Flower Srcds i; ,
cent pnpers-20 papers for 81 90
fUoss Seeds NJ the lowest market pricc. =,
Wholesale nn1 Retail
Ffmt"nd Ornamental TREES, crane Vtue,
P1nnS and Roots supplied at enc days notice
just publisher n Catalogue of 30 pepe. ubicI
will DC scnt grams 10 Gus onrrs
GEO. c. BARRETT.
~l2w
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Land COX Snle.
.1@I''1

WISH IN sell nv L.ni. i.iae In Aa,her.t
eoooiy. t2 IN les from Lsnebhute snt 4 sos'
hall miles ION the csnr'.lna.e. an sn. sad
= hall w-st al ,hs Nsip Road from Lynel,tsrs -
Chariot rssii~- 100 sefe. IN III. at,srf. Iner.
!. At y mtrr hesiihs sn.st,,u =. the Sts'- Mr. =
place mnr- err,sin 20 yell .sh ~ .s-sy kin1 4
frsir iobsrco aud cias-t. Tbrrs A.. s,,mn 8 q
acre. IN sul,iya', ~. AMI FIVE h ,o'rrd ~ wnud. -
sr-a, pat of shisb rich ,ea haul rapLi
ir ds.i,ej. The inprpv. 8 are n 20 ID fram =
De cling iIonse. with ronms. aud III. usual mt
houses, bc ,riug tres nj good frous, III vay ion.
ki"d., suifieieo' Tor epy one family. Ppssrss,nn
would ne gisr0 On or b fare the bret d.y III JAM.
Hry, 1886 With The p,isilTee OF seeding At tfr
eomaD" time. Any pa.. hsssr can be SIMPLY fnr.
nishrd on ,h- place, ~rb gram aud rough food.
live stock and plantation TO ia. Nv 1sai !. a
bundsntly wntsred with good .p',ng. snI branch.
rs. EDM'D WINSTON.
y1r Refer 10 Dr. O. a. Rose who is nuthor,z d 10
sell. l.. w
Jan. Do ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
" = r G U II =.
IN

WIZ beasiifai Race tlsrsc .nt -,sioe. hs'
u ing bs~a asirctea " ,n Ire .tfir'~s. asfe fs'"'
me s.sss valuable p,ocs III ,hr lsnd . uts :, h.
s's"a ~ Big Lick 3o,.t..,r r.sei,. Va. !, he ei'
ssu vigvr III his yurss. rra!y 10 r'gs~ mae a.
Two fedseed rse. 81 So he sr~s ~. .h,ch mas he
."ens'ksabv so. ifi..'d en or ,is'r th~ Isl o
'''y-$35 in.i,tsare, 10 d. rsit - sret a ~
ssme d Hse~r,sfa.d ar 80 maze fsris,i With IL
'he single leap IN he raid dosn Al The time oi 80
wee, ani one .ialiar ra.h 10 The erSam IN e,sr,
Instance. ANY eenlems". becoming rsspopiipir
for 'in mares, Ill he ails~~d aar. ersts. III.
$3.50" 10 eommesee the u, " Match sad sspirr
the III Of Jliy.
mo s"bsrriher ~li use his mat vieiiant ever
tors to give ample sHssfsctan TO all ~h, nsy PIT.
'o"sr his h"rsr, sad 10 ptesrui al accidents and
escapes sai cannot he lfsbe fsr any tint asy hap
Frhs ksen,ivs pas'ar 'ee /. prnpsr.d ~ nj
mars srni 10 MERCURY, mad every aI.n,iIn
WIZ "f paid 10 mafr. with colts no hing viii be
'"sfEe" f.r servants accompanies thsm, sad on
went, hive csnts dss tOr frrding IN efs,n
." all sUek ~ NAV order II. hn,rs put ~ AZ.
ea'y, That fail ths. ssson, will only be ehatgr-
hail price the nest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
$50 REWARD.

II UNAwAY from Jesse Jopag, on III. l..
- day Of October last, Ncg'o Man by lh,
osnc OF CHARLES, abuu, 80 10 b years Of aee
of black com 'leSion. about feet 7 to niche.
high, stout aud square built, pleasant cuanlcnancc
round face, polite and quick spoken, good set Of
teeth rather short no Other mark or scars recoi.
lected, except his small toes grow together fnher
Than usuni II is expected thu, lie has changed hi,
name and clothing, and Obtained free papers well
executed an probably assumed the name OF -
Bowman, as he has been intimate with free negroes
OF that name.--1he above reward of $50 will b.,
gwen If AIKEN out Of the counties OF Bedford or
Botciont, so that get him. or 525 If tuken in ei.
ther Of the above counties.
JAMES JOPLlNG,
Attorney ~ fact for Jesse Jopng
II Thr Lexington Union and Kama sha Ban
ner will give ihe e1oyc 3 Insertions and for W ard
their accounts to this office for payment
Jan. IS wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
pEnIE1ll ,gr.

FIHLiNftN y - ba. ~. "s.ily 10 hsnd'
bign. Hnd iaf symmetry Of i"rm aud power at
nu.cis, - surpassed bs bots" "a nix >fai--li"
ALL he J years oii tbs sj,'hg-br "As rot hy Oh
vJeini-n-he h., OIL SIR A'chy V"si"fn"'' dan
~ OH Shy lock, he got Il, tn imported Bed
lord, his dam ~ ihr impaired DiDn.d, his gtHn
jsm bs TIE impnft'd 81. George, hIs z. Erandan'
by the impaired Frs'nongh'. III. 2. 9. ersndam b.,
tue Imported Jgl, K"ert, anh came oni ~ n" Ia,
pot mare, psteinian's g'apd ,m by Ctiar. IN.
:. e'andam by SPad'il, hi. .. <. gtaod.m ny Oh
Jupiter
IL vii he secn by the abovr Pedigree, thai no
horsr oG the continent has snrertar pct n.ion, u
IL od ',1ih In speej aud bottom. lie was 'rsiu-
ri tue Fall after h- was iirer ,rats old. and nm
i~o races IA the county 81 FaounIer. nnh u.,ri
Lost hat. lie afiersarh- goi bady faun drrcd,
"bich prevented his lie og uh,nnd any NOR.