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ryuuIRER is published .wce week, generally and
Inc week during tho session Of the state LossataIoI
,s ae hrrr,aIe Five Dollars per annun payable III ad
y tie @ ~ a,t.e.., specie banks ony) will be TO
Editor: will GUARANTEES the safety Of remit
III, tae o Iii n, discontinued but ut the discretion OF the
sas" , been na s of nine papers, shall
~, fs the tenth s'4.:ass: NC OF ADVERTISING.
man. or less fest insertion, 75cents; each continuance,
" 0ae inserted until has either been paiL Tor
5}i9a' w ,,c r.rson in this civ itE cnvirons
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD for Mel
soH who of the 2., Of November last. He nont p
yeas age Of middle STATURE thick dark complexion ho has
' several o! his eclh-Guick OF apprehension spell aud
'a l.ic lie has his forehead believe his lc
@ occaoGed by burn when child He carpenters
o!' we'll and ,oeruby good shoe. will
e The above reward taken be State and delivered TO
%Sl confined in any Jail Tint get hn or $50 taken IN
.>'a,e aud confined get him; $50 deversd
M place residence county Of Goochlund near Lick
oe meeting have bccvo he has obtained
Miya6 IMw3wi "'1N' JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
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NOTICE

General Meeting Stockholders Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Rsii Road Company
THE Annual Meeting Of the Subscribers the Stock this Com
~ pany will he held tho 20h June next ut 10 o'clock a. NJ at
the ohc Rail Road Company contiguous to the depot in the
city Of Richmond. . , ,
Importance expected be before the Stockholm
ers il thoy should generally aend either in
n, nv p1oxy HILARY BAKER, OK.
Nar 7-tJ20
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;,CIIWAYS Loui,d, and upper end Of
Is the su5.r,bcr S.M naa about 10 o.2o years OF
s brown complexion about fact 6i'chss htsh
'sa s and .one thing like limp in isss Sum bought
-, Moody in Louisa AMI Tom of WIN O. Payne m tho up
T ,.hiaul-both a5eu, four mouths since. will giro
RI delivery Of s.c. me- and reasonable for
s:'" ~. ii..tancr 4. HARRiSON,J,.
bilns"i ~ i,,o3 S-5t
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SEXY ADVERTISEMENTS.

80 SFoes, Trarclling TRUNKS, Carpet B0es, &c
,z,s subscriber takes this oppoua Of saying to III. town ana
en1 .rJ BY himself tho No'theIa narke,s,l two hundred
81 aad Root sna Saos Jrartng Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.
p.i..s are Of the quality Among them, afol0 cases Of
all inc cali boots, most Of them arc Mess
s'"iI calf do. II cnsea ow price boots, at
sa nemcn', and seal shoes aud pumps, OF all quail
s'' I bos double sole Richmond made brosaoa hsst rates
" @ and boo,ec, 1900 pair ofcildren's shoes and hoots
boz L,oe, 900 pair laira Feach kid aud morocco
u,srio o pair ladies' nc saa walking shoes nat-
@ do FSr Tas'srs iso leather TRUNKS $50 nass
on o,rr kinds too tciou! advertisement Pur-
s' ind 10 advantage TO give me call NJ my old
sad, uh''' ' e SAMUEL PUTSEY.
ss p'''"s' S-St
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EsiliLLips FARKAn Land .aseaL, aek:O", mississippi
james Pipa and Stephen Fdur, uve formed copar.ncr
ship public lands on All funds RENTED
them private conveyance by check OF the
Mississippi Banks good and responsible house in Now Or
leans.
RereneeTo Charles Ellis Richmond, Val Charles Lynch Go
Of Msssspp Stephen c. and Richard T. Archer Port Glib
son; William Rve CInton Dr. Benson Secretary of Sutn Jack
Mathew d. Patton Attorney Gencrui Jackson, Mississippi
{CJ- All Letters must be post pui.
Richmond, May 20. 5-12t
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wSI 70 sell LIND, in Powhaun county, Va lying IL SIX
miles OF cscsvi aud four miles from good landing on Jsmes
This of lsrI contains FIVE hundred acrcs 100 OF
arr vol nlcrc1 the balance cleared, and under good,
c with rcry eonmoous dwelling houss with all Other
hn.,. tina, can nc desired. This m good heart, and
to the raising Of corn, whes, AMI tobacco and as well
,J any in State There many other important udran-
- witch have deemed it unnecessary to montion az it pre-
, no prr,on will buy before thcy unk oi themseres
lana 3 lS-WtN .\.h.'NI ~ tHOtNt -nNSE
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It is well known that it takes the mail thirteen OF
fourteen days to pass between Washington ana mia
hassec But all this is entirely lost sight of and IN the
Impotence Of the moment impossibites ore expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-03

Ie representatives of Iogoo dcc and TO the repre-
Il sena,ivcs of Polly W. Moscey, decd late wife OF William "
Moseey. .,,.,s bv ,bs
There has paid into the county court OF powasa ny M
administrator of Mary Loswoods estate the sum oil
md siyty six cents belon= equal portions to John
wool's estate Polly w. MoSecy's estate The money "
bunds aa clerk court and will be paid appcaton 70 "
PetSo" VI F-Fs' WIN. S. DANCE:
,,o- rsw3x.1 porhatnr Court House, "a
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To the 7ycasurers School of Frginia
SOME weeks ago packets deposited the Office this
city, the Clerks the respective county and
tho State which the postage accidentally
omitted paid Each packet four copies Of tho annual
report the the Literary Fund.- to the last cs
lntuc three intended for tho of the School Com
missioners remain in the Office othc Clerk court,
citizens desire know the
tho which tho
existing system primary schools is conducted in the several cou"-
tics aud the advantages disadvantages Of the
sycm-Tc the School Commissioners requested
pay postage (which they will charge their annual accounts
and dispose the reports aecab the direction each copy
j. BROWN, JR I'd .aud. and Sup L. Fand.
R;cLr,o,J on,I NAV 1S36- At
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Orange c. H., Va, April 8.

u The sale above advertised, is postponed until
FRIDAY, the 10th of June next, when il will positively
take place. Nav 3l-tds
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Key virtue Of decd trust executed the subscriber by Joseph
H. Walker hearing date the lth of APRIL 1891 and recorded in
the Clerks office Of Chesterfield county, e WILL for the
hcrca mentoued sell public auction, for cash allsboo in
tho upper end nj CheerGtd Tuesday, the 18th Of June fair
the fair day. the Of Land which The snd Wp
kcr lives The nnd will be sold subject the dover of Mrs Log
wool and likewise subject the tight ofdower the wife of Wu
ker. Tho title, with these restrictions believed be
abe but such only vested the subscrbr will be
MAY l3. f2-wdts GEO. n. y. PORTER, Trustee.
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or for S,-Will be sold New Kent Courthouse, the
second Thursday in August tbrng Court day lot said
house, formerly the residence Of Edmond W. Hockaduy dec,
containing Of Land The Improvements will
small family merchant, mechanic
The lots Now Kent Courthouse under certain restrictions
their nverns private boarding.
houses houses this LOT il liable the restrictions,
the last the building Of vuse)c
which renders valuable that
count there but the paceTens mnde known
the day. BY TIE COMMISSIONER.
New Kent, Nav 20, 1896. 4-wSw
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Head Quarters, ARMY OF FLA,

St. .7ugustine May Z, 1886.
S;a::- have had no late Intelligence from the vic
nifty Of Fort Drane. The last was orally received by
Captain Drane
On reflection, | am willing to receive into the
service Of the United STATES. for six months, unless
sooner diScharged company of mounted FOridans,
tn aid in TIE defence Of the Alachua settlements. This
force be accepted, be strictly organized accord
ing to the act Of 1872 viz 81 pyatcs four corporals,
tour sergeants, two musicians Captain first and
one second lieutenant, aud one ensign cornet The
two musicians are not Indispensable, and than six
tytnur prIvntes, say 10 ST. would be received with
the four oficersN Ny meaning is, that the number of
officers must not exceed four 10 sxty-four prvaes If
force Of that extent be raised in the Alachua set
Elements let 1t be done practicable, and let
application be made O the Governor for The commissions
OF the officers Without waiting for the instructions Of
The War Department, will Instantly cause the COM
pany to- be. mustered into the service OF the United
States.
With Whnrtons detachment Of the United States dra-
eoons light companies Of the United States foot, and
the proposed comPony Of mounted men, am persuaded
that the Alachur settee Mt, may be easily defended till
the of the for recommending active ope-
rutions against the enemy.
Please copy Of this letter to be sent TO the Co
Of Florida and let it be generally known, in the
neghboring settlements, that company of mounted
men wanted and will be accepted Correspond with
such individuals us may be known TO be willing to aid
in raising that force and give ali the encouragement in
pour power.
have acted on but few applications for leave Of ad-
wIcn have reached me from the nelghborhood OF
Fort Dtane: few only Of the officers who have OBJ
tanned certificates Of disability may be permitted in
IRENE TO retire, and to make their application to
NC at this place
steane. (tAe Cheruhee) is at Pcoata, to re-
ccive discharged troops there at Garys ferry she
will be detained few days longer to await the arrival
OF Major Cooper's battalion.
remain, with great respect,
rstened, -. '''OD' WINFIELD SCOTT:
Brig Gen. ChiscD, or U. S. Officer commanding Fort
Dtane.
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JUNE 8, 1876:
L.. lIy,,r Dni,l,ri n, !. /,

LETTERS from G0cernor Gull TO the lFar Department.
Dates. limo whsa received limo wben answered..
A pril Goth, May 81, May on, 3,
IS 22d, relating to accounts, answered by the GUAR
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ESAMpDEN SYDNEY CoLLEGE-rho summer session Of this
during the four succeeding months.
D. l. Carroll D. President and Professor Oh ~
raj Philosophy, &c.
Rober. Branch, ESQ., Professor of hneien. Languages
Pike Powers ESQ.,, Professor of Maihematics' 80
The chair Natural Philosophy and Chcmisity Ge meg o9
competent professor. PIKE PoWEks,
Maya l+-w3w] ClerS 70 INC fasaet
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Tickets S50--For sale by BIGeER, in Packapes. Of
Whholes, Halves and Quarters. Single tickets and
shares in his usual great variety.
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
eases The original (Managers) Tickets and Shares will
" forwarded, consequently not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings are received
W Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
N,u %, Richmond, Ha
AV o. T-2tw2w
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P | A n o S.

extraordinary improvements that have Of atc taken
place the Construction OF Piano Eore aided BY the ncrcn
cd taste Tor the accomplished mud fashionable Of music
nuons polite classes have caused this votc INSTRUMENT rcomc
ndspcsaby necessary oil respectable families In the -
FoErr' which Chierng Co. have The honor Of admitting to the
notice The public, they combined tho vurrns qualities OF
Powe bancy, sweetness md uniformity Of ona requisite 10
make perfect instrument They therefore cnabra to warrant
every Instrument perfectly sound well seasoned and Of the vuE
best materials and supeo. workmanship uniting supcor
~ OF quality with durability and excellence. ~
We have opened Of these very Instruments 1t will
be sold at thu manufacturers price, in respect
first rate. e. HAIL.
Mayer. [6-w6yl Richmond and INortDk.
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a ILLUSTRATORS NOTICEIIavns qualified as Admins
IA traitor of tho estate THOMAS G. MONCuRE deceased
authorize empower Jnmcs G. Watson receive and
debts due tho eanta Of Thomas G. Mon
cure Decd either his private capacity Agent for the sale
Manufactures All debtors to the csatearc request
Pcncntay Store and settle their respective
prior une all debts remaining unsettled that
day will be placed in Court
Persons having claims against the estate requested TO band
them in. EDWIN ROBINSON,
adm'r Of T. q. JHoneure, decd.
Nav 90, 4-St
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i We publish the following report of Brigader General
ClncIs return march from Tampa Bay TO Fort Drane,
which shows that the entire Of The Wythlacoochee
was second time secured by the troops, agrceaby 10
the instructions of Majo. General Scott. without, how
ever discovering any signs of Indians of the women
and Children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-03

LOUISA RAIL RoAD.-The Commissioners under whose d-
Icton books opened by virtue of The Incorporating
the Stockholders of the Louisa Rail Road Company hereby
notice. that than thousand shares Of The Stock oihc enid
Company boon ubscbe and the Commissioners pursuant
COLL general meeting Of the Subscribers TO be held Lou
the second Monday in June To constitute
Getting, number Of entitled orty Of all the
which could be all the shares subscribed be
present. either in person by proxy.
The following OF proxy, thought will suicc
having subscribed for shures,
under incorporating Stockholders of tho Louisa Rail
Road Company, do constitute and appoint
my proxy Attorney attend general meeting Of the subscr
e held Lousu Courthouse, the second Monday in
June next and do such meeting, for und wlac
could do personally Given under hand nni seal
this day of 1910 [SElL.l
l Tie Commissioners Richmond, Taylorsvle, Jackson's
requested have the original books of
Louisa Courthouse the day of the general meet
ing On the morning Of the general meeting books of
meeting sorsanized. May "a. 5-tdm
RIPPER APpoMATToX CoMpANY.-A general meeting of.hc
Upper Appoma,,ux Company will bc held the Boingbroos
Hotel il Petersburg Wednesday, the I'D day of June next
O'Clock, r. NJ BY order of the directors.
s. D. MORTON, Cpk U. A. Company
May "a. Std
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1Oppyp No, 46.1

HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF FLoRIDA,}
81. Augustine, May II, 1886.
The commander Of the left wing will Immediately
use to be mounted two Of the companies Of the Uni
ted States artillery of this wing using fol that purpose
the horses of tile baggage train.
The companies, under system of instructions which
will be framed, will be Immediately employed in pat
rolling and securing the frontiers aud other exposed set
Elements this side Of the st. Johns.
The three remaining companies of the same regiment
Of support for the mounted companies. .
by command of Mag General Scott.
(Signed) J. E. JOHNSTON,
A. D. G. and A. A. Adjutant General.
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~ cu rules holden in tho clerks OF
II the euit superior oil law and chanccry TO- tho
,y &, Aeeom4tk, the 9Th day OF May, 1885:
William Gusts, iiain'H'
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NEGROES FOR sALEWlb be cold, Po~u,un Court
for ca,h Monday, 9th Of June, that being first day o.
the June Quarterly Term, several likely Negroes.
GEO. II. n. PORTER.
authorised by gentleman that there will be sale
of about fifteen more. Nav 2D.1 i-wtds
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NoTlCE.-By virtue of deed of Trust executed
~ to me by WIN. H. s,anard, deceased, bearing date
the fourteenth day of july 1885, and upon record in The
Clerks Office of Orange county, shall, for certain
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell to the high
est bidder for ready money, Friday the 9th day of
May next without fall upon the premises the tract Of
Land upon which said Stanurd lately resided-adjoin-
ing the Town Of Stanardsve and the lands Of George
Price and VIM. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be ac-
curaely surveyed before the day of sae and plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed 10 be perfectly
good; but selling Trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the Trust.
t~- MANN A. PAGE Trustee
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'=S9 DAVID RICHARDSON ,,...
May 81. 81 t7-tasl ELISHA JACKSON, 1'AS'ee''

EsUCK!NGHAM FOR sALE.-Thc subscriber Offers for sale biz
plantation in the ceany OF Mddcscx known by the above
with oil the Stocks utensils, aud every thing, every
scrp,ou upon the same, which
his manager on the premises with Mr. VIM Jesses in the neigh
Port Royal The believed contain about $500
acres lying well "sn the Rappaannock river about su Of which
cleared and tho balance for tho we'll tmbeod co
dcrabc portion with the finest ship timber The dwelling
well built and commoduu brick buildings, ,olcIabc repair
beautifully situated, and where probably would equal
yield lurge OF the comforts and Injuries
previously sod will be offered the premer
October with every thing niuresaand ii then so will
after the sale stocks &c., be leased for five years
Muy 81. lids J. BERNARD.
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AND NEGROES FIR Sae.-fy trust
ecued TO the subscribers, by William Glenn und Harriet H. his
wife, dated Tie 9Th day of January 1851 and duly recorded the
clerks office OF Hanover the Subscribers will
turday tho 2h uns 1885, sell TO tho Eshoa bidder
public auction Tor Elisha jackson tavern,
county Louisa tho an lin the said Of mer
TONED ng aud being the county Of Hanover the north side
the South Anna River adjoining tho lands Of John Hope, Wm
Auderon and Others and containing hundred and thirteen
acresAlso the following negro Suves wits Watson Nut
Owen John, William, and Little William. The unds
and slaves above onrd believed to be indspu,ubO.
'=7%~T7'9 DAVID RICHARDSON, .,
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IyANTED, Apprentice the Printing business Youth,
" IA IL COOL moral character, and pos
,ng ,oeraby good English education. Apply at this office
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q CARNWe the undetsisncd lake tins method OF Informing
those who desirous tob,ainng Wagons that from
the long acquaintance ind experience have Ind IN tho
making business prepared to that we can furnish
descr!o" OF that be wanting made good materials
Any orders hui fuvourcd with from distance hy mall
directed Front Royal Warren county, Virginia. will he promptly
attended For tho faithful make OF wnssons refer the
public John L. FAINT Jaa X. Marsul Elw. Z. Marshall Fnu
uer county, und David ftcnou Rnppahannock county, Va
AIuy IL. f3-tlSl ISAAC g. JACOB TROUT.
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ADMINISTER AT0RS NOrICE.-AN persons indebted to the
"A estate OF tho late Jox Coox deceased, will make
% delay, undersigned And NIL persons having
cam. on the said estate them known order tina,
soa a,ay be aaGc iUr their payment JAMES AnLiNGs,
administrator Of Juaa L. C1Ok, deed
,r,a . S-2n
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LINES RITEE IND K.4-N3WH-4 CO.HPIH}
SXTG SSrALMENTAt meeting Of the President and pi-
James River and Kauawha Company hsd III the
cts Of Ranoad Tuesday, the 2ith day Of May, 1886:
R That the stockholders OF the James River and kana~ha
Coran the State be- and they hereby required to
pa Bank Of vreius Of its branches Eip Dollars
p hsre on each share By in the said company,
Of July By order Of III" Prodcn. and
Directors. w. Il. CHiTfENDES Secretary.
B-Te n,aments that have been called for ncluins the
above arc as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-03

ARMERS- commenced the or the Patent
WHEAT MACHINE invented By David knaucr German, and
supply all orders south of tho James and Kanawha
rivers this State. These machines entirely simple and SUBJ
antin While they thrash clean and other machinc
of tho Dimensions they completely the wheat from tho
and which thrown direction while the wheat
conveyed box completely cleaned and skrccn
adj ready for the mill All who have machines opera
readily admitted hom entirely thing
Kind ever before offered the public To gentlemen wishing
t. certificates of the most satisfactory Kind can be furnished from
oma Of the most intelligent farmers Prince Edward and Len
burg an '.A'"A1S wv t1oD'
aThe Editors of the Petersburg intcigence American Con-
seaon Lynchburg Vgnnn and publish the above
their respective papers, and forward their accounts to
his office for collection.
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(Ernn the s1ue.

The proneness unreasonaby TO hno fault Was never
better exenpied than IN The following extract from
late Tallahassee paper:
ssThe Secretary at War seems 10 have forgotten us
Though our district is threatened with invasion by
the whole Indian naton not communication IRON tins
Department has been received by Executive III re-
NV to the most urgent solicitations for aid We are
without men or money. No effort seems to be made in
Congress obtain soldiers. No bounlics are offered,
either in land or money If the General Government
abandons u.s. must throw ourselves on the generosity
of the Sou make peace with tile indians nS well as
can
Thi, is heavy charge in period of danger. Now
what are the facts general officer Of high reputa
ton ordered to take the command OF the operations IN
Florida with such regular troops as can be collected
and wi,h unlimited power, 10 call for militia, the only
other force at the disposal Of the Government, There
are collected in Florida FIVE or six thousand men, and
after unsuccessful campaign, arrangements are
made for statoning the regulars in proper POSITIONS
for the defence of the country and for the discharge
of the militia This change of is known TO
the General Government, and soon as the informa
ton reaches The Governor of Florida instead Of conlnu
nicalng with the general officer in the Territory charged
with its defence and possessed OF ultimate discretion
application is made the War Department. 1000 miles
off, By letter of April %, at which every moment there
were than between 1000 and 1900 troops in Flo
rla We have been furnished with the annexed abb
sract, showing the time when the Governors letters
were written when received and when answered; and II
certainly eynces little promptude at the lime OF
PRESSURE have answered these letters Immediately
Without waiting till it was possible, in the course OF
! mail to receive answers from the War Department,
which authorized all the necessary 10 ieel
the exigency The Department itself is assaled We do
not recoec ever to have unfounded attack
and if the Tallahassee editor has particle of justice IN
his composition he will confess and apologize ior hs
conduct.
| The above may be considerable fair specimen OF the
attacks against the Administration with regard to its
provision 10 meet Indian hostlities Never at any time
have such exgencies been met with greater prompttudc
| II ,oe from
teman of the highest responsibility, published in oar
columns to-day that all the alarm at Tallahassee was
the of the invasion in that quarter by ho
| dy of fire Indians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-03

sssHb REEARD-Ran away from tho subscriber, living near
Boyd's Tavern (Albcmarc,) u negro named LEWIS,
about feet 10 inches sh and black, has small
forehead tho eyes, caused by the kick Of colt
other marks ecoecc lie supposed to he in the neshborhood
lanovG the rail road rs he went of in COM
with worked there last The above will
be paid for his apprehension and commitment jail the State
that get him again. or $50 ifdclivcred to me. $500
May 20. ti-lN THOMAS GARLAND.