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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-04

CT Presidential Election On this DAY
Pennsylvania and ono votes Tor Electors Of Pres.
ideht and Wee prcsiden, OF the United States
reaa'ylrauia is eni,ied to ~ ard OHIO to 81 Elec.
tors God prosper ihe good cause in thes, States
and may ihe Ways give good account Of them.
or The United Stafes and Ncrico. The
Pn.isdslpiiA Daily Advertiser, OF u,o eth ul,ln.o,
furnishes the following information
ave undsr,iand that Mr.. Goros,izs. tie Mex.
can Minister. arrived al the Mans,oa liou.e yes
icrday ifon Washington. We are eAuenel, SON
"a hear, from rcspeOtab.e soutcc, that Ii. nrgo.
taions wt,h our Gosetnui,nl have terminated un.
and that he 10 preparing TO return
h0mc with as d ploHaut iau.iiy Iuts all be
ana eooase ueWs 10 The iIituaa Of peace, -aa to
ne intsftsts st Ills eU4utn"
The Natons! Gaasl;c, o. TIC same subiect, r.
marAs, We are st.e "a sac on unq !, -tiolab DC
authority, that t.s suhJ ined lhouHsilun FROM lho
Ntu Notk Asnerie.a i correct The HrGican
sure the feiotn Of ,Ic Ptesd NJ from
Tennessee, cons.4efea he U,iss.on a. terminated
consequence oi TIE pefsisia, c, Of Tie Govern.
n,ut a tbe o'Ger under sbi1h Gen. Gain,s 90.
lei,1 s..e AgSoaa ,effi,aty. ~, departure, hps.
a'c'. uzs postponed II the teqncs, Of Tie Secrets.
~, uuti TIC rciGru O, ihe President, hen tic ne.
sussa,ionA aere rcutve % without success Setof
io'o~lgzs, btitr unable u obtain iiv recall oc Cen
sAnses, asef.s awaits hls passports 10 t,lurn
ausuc W caan0t bui express our sutptise, ~
oonn'oa sith an intelligent contemporary, that
'he fuhIfe should have ~ o;t-,al laioru.a,iVu Oh
ls..s ...f.s..
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CT Judge iibiis aol fithdrur1 We
ia''ls 'hs par .sular attention ef oar Mig friend.
70 Tie article asi1e, from The Ralc,.h ss-r. Il
va' expected that saeh reports voulG be pa, ia
sucaauon On tie ore Of The Elee,ion--but We
hers q may have 10 o,het 81 Il ,!4aa 10 cut lana
Ihr Auill.ta l.. a.-n.I -.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-04
II '''''' ~ - "F9tl % AFIfTu Nlf E'ttiN
on next TIT EssDaY. the 10Th IN

slant. III 10 Wing absent hinsclf ftou, tie
ri'' and 81 zach onc act as though On bis met
tidua srettasus dsFsodsd the sacor., of thg gua-d
cause, and Van Ba'cu..m . II h scattered 70 tie
tour ~iada, hke chat brfore wb,flNtud
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-04

The Raleigh Register says, a gentlsman of
high responsibility 10 Rutherford county writes
us thus -" We gave in this county between COO
and 900 majority only for Dudley, but We will
carry our Electoral Ticket By at least 1910 ma
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Surfing Partner n Springs q Diakins
26h Oct, 1896.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-02
AN ACT


To provide for tho payment Of expenses incurred
axd supplies furnished on aecouu, OF Tho militia
received into The service Of tho United States for
The defence Of Florida.
Be il enacted By tho Senate and HouSo Of Re-
prrsrntaiircs Of the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled, That tho Secretary Of War
be, aad he u hereby directed to cause 70 be paid
,hc cxpcnsrs that have becn ineurrcd and the sup
plies ,ha, hare beea furnished, 10 the States Of
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, and
The Territory Of Florida, on account Of the MILITIA
received into Tho service Of the United States sor
the defence Of Florida Provided, That the ac-
counts fos these claims shall be examined aud ao-
ditcd al tho Treasury, a. in other casrs
Sec & And bc i further enacted, That The Be-
crciary Of War bo authorized 10 cause The militia
called ou, TO defend East Florida, BY Generals
Cinch and flernandc1, "s BY the Governor Of Mid
die and Wcs. slo,ida, and such other militia aud
volunteers a. have been received and mustered into
Tho service of the United States and regularly dis
charged, 10 bc paid in like manner with The vo'un'
,rcrs and mIliia ordered into service under orders
from the War Department
JAMES K. KOlK,
Speakcr Of The House Of Representatives.
NJ VAN bUREE,
Vice Prcs;dcn, Of the United Slaicss and
President Of tho Senate.
Approved, May 18th, 1896
ANDREW JACKSON.
Juuc oo-91-am
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NOTICE..

The subscriber with view OF closing the
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OF J. G. Clark. respectfully informs those
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ms bscncc, BY note or otherwise, or thcy
viii be placed in tho event Of default 10
comply, 10 The hands Of gentleman o.
the bar for collection. as the books must
be closed. >" CLhnh
June ls-.2l--'f
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HISTORY OF
South-( arolina.

IN J. DOWLING, So Broad-Street.
lie has commenced the republication
promised some time hack. Of Dr.. DAVID
RAxsAr's HISTORY OF SOUTH Ca
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p o,Snll;y,n. Samicr Dist.
Charleston, June l-.SO---t
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List Of Letters
Remaining in tie Post Office At Camden,
g ~ S,,k,, I IS.tS

Remaining in tie Post Office At Camden,
s. C. July J, 1886.
A-Mrs. Mary Allen.
B-Lconard Beebe, Jas. L. Beatty, Vim
cent Bell, Jefferson Breedeu, Washington,
Bracey. ,.-s
C-slrs. Ann J. Collins, Jas. Cloud 2;
John G. Campbell.
E-Miss Sarah E. English, Abraham
Eddy.
G-Gasaway Godbolt.
H-David Holman, E,heldred W. He
well, Alfred Hammond. Jonathan HAYES,
Alfred Hayes, Richard Hunt
J-Sarah Jackson.
K-Jcph,ha Kelly, Evcrton Kennerly:
Levin Lane. J. n. Laws, Mrs. Re
bccca Lowry.
M-Rcdick Nlosely, Angus M'Donald,
Thos. M'Cready; Roderick Murcheson,
John Mo,hcrshead, d. MCaskiIl, Allen
M'CaskiIl, Angus M'Swecn. Hugh MCall,
Joseph Al. MARSHALL:
N-John A. Nelson.
R-Edmund Reynolds. E. II. Rogers.
Thos. Richardson, Geo. Riddle.
S-Tbos. Smith, David Sco,., Mrs. Mar
tha Shiver
T-saml. P. Thompson, VIM. J. Tick
ling.
49, P. THORNTON, P. NJ.
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Assistant Or. Masters Office.

CHARLESTON, JUNE ls. 1896.
TIME Subscriber hereby givrs notice Of his rea
i dinessto adjust and scttle all claims asains,
The United S,atra, sor cxpenses incurred, and cup
plies furnished on account Of Tho Militia and fo.
iun,rcis from tho State Of Soaih Carolina, (cxccp,
si,i,in the nrishbS,hood of Savannah and Angus
,a tos tho defence Of Florida In coafurmity TO the
provisions Of an Act Of Congress. approved May
:sh. 1896. which Is pub!ished Got tho information
Of ihosr eanoesnrd
JOHN l. L'ENGLE, As,;stan. Or. Mss.er.
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FRENCH CLAIMS.

The New York Journal Of Commerce
Of Thursday says:--'.Ycslerday, nfter SO
many years OF hope deferred. the holders
of certificates for claims allowed on &C.
coun, of the French spoila,ions. had The
pleasure of receiving about 50 per cent.
on the amount. comprising an aggregate
Of near 2,500,000. Asmos, OF the cial-
man,s reside in the Northern cities, the
effect upon the money market in these
places mus, be very psrcepsiblc, BY put
ting into circulation. funds which have
hitherto been locked up in dcpcsi,e banks
To this cause. par'lr.is 10 be attributed
VIC presume, the relief experienced in our
money u.arke. yesterday. The opera
iions Of the United States Bank doubtless
contributed 10 The same result"
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:. Gcco.AND,
(FrORln Lon d on
Tailor and Habit Maker,

ID ESrECTFULLY informs the ci,i.
N zen. Of Camden, aud the public &c.
nerally, that he intends commencing the
above business, and hopes By stric. ullen.
tion to the duties Of his profession 10 .ner.
|. share Of public patronage.
July 2-93--tf
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Cierk Wanted.

A young man who has knowledge ol
N the mercantile business. and eau
bring good recommendation. can lind 4
permanent situation and good salary 5y
addressing letter TO III H."
july 2.-93-H.
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harmless and helpless-unable either to
resist or TO ly-.heir heads only above
water, were shot down as remorselcssly
by the vic,ors as though they had been so
many jackails. In view Of these facts,
therefore, We wonld sugges, that. on The
score of massacres, the least said BY the
disin.ercs.ed Texian patriots the better
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-02
TO south Carolina PiaRterA
a splendid Cotton Plantation
in W;ssissiDDi for sale.

THAT valuable plantation, known BY the
name Of SUMMERFIELD, situated in
Kinds county, (Misaissippi) Immediately on
tho Rail Ro.d from Vicksburg TO Clinton
and Jackson, (thc sYal Of gorernment,) 25
miles from the former, an1-lie SAME distance
from the latter place: l2 miles from Clinton,
is now offered for sale-!lio proprietor hav-
ing determined to change his occupation.-
To give minute and detailed description Of
the properly, is deemed entirely unnecessary,
as no person /, is presumed, would make such
purchase without examination. Suffice it
to say that this tract Of land, which consists
Ct 500 acres, is decidedly the most valuable,
Of lis size, Of anv in this section OF country.
With ono exception i: was all entered al an
carly period, when the whole country was
open 10 selec. FROM A large part of it is
Rich Cane Bottom Land, Bakers creek, a
stream of considerable magnitude, afiording
excellent mill aud gin sites, running through
IL.
About 100 acres Of the irac, cx!cnds into
tie hills and corers beautiful building sitt
and settlement. il being quite elevated. and
far remote from all local causes of disease.
Indeed, the whole ncishborl,ood in whisli
this land is situated is repused rery hedliay.
The improvements Of the place consists d
$50 acres Of open land, good GIN aud press,
negro cabins, &c.
With this plantation would be sold Ii
working hands, all young, Iikel, and accIi
mated or the number would be added 10 Il
desired. Also, the stock Of horses, .nuics
oxen. wagon, working utensils, &c.
There is growing crop ON the place, con
.is,ing Of iao acres cotton, besides corn. oats
sc. which would be sold with the place i
desired. and possession giren at any time ,h'
purchaser nigh. wish. II preferred, th'
land would BE- sold riihout the hands
Any reasonable time will be giren, upo'
the payments being well secured but th'
price would be much reduced for prompt pay
mcuts.
/ This property will be shown. and the term
made known, upon application 10 the sub
scriber, OH the premises, or TO A. Jackson
Burke, Amsterdam, Mississippi.
Am inquiries III regard 10 this property
which may be communicated by mail, Will b
responded TO By either Of the persons herci
named By addressing letter 10 Amsterdam
Mississippi.
! iunc 81 23c
! The publishers Of the Charleston Courier
Pcndlc,rn Messenger aud Camden journa
will please give tho above three insertion
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-02

Pamphlets on Gardening.
Calculated by The subscriber, to answer Tor Can.
DEN and the adjacent country, near the same iafa-
tuilc.
n5Thc above Seeds srr warranted. Should any
ono end them otherwise, after fair tIiai, others
will Be given In their place. Nov ~
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THE JOURNAL:
CAMDEN, JULY g, 1886

ESDivine service win be performed in the Epis'
cipal Church on The 4th July, at the usual hour
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Presidential Ha-Thc following ancc.
do,c is now going The rounds OF the pa
pcrs:
"Thc Secretary of War being dissa,is-
lied With the order directing the Marine
crops To &c, ssaias. The Cretks,,an;l in.ima.
ting 10 the Pscsidcn; that ,hs Marines
were only educated for sea ssrries. tho lat
Ter, Will, samg froid, replied They shall 60
TO sec strrite, and &C! on ,hcCretEs.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-02

Duei Jetreen Messrs. Jenifr and R,ynum.
The difficulty ,ha, occurred in the House
Of Representatives, on Thursday night be-
tween Mr Icnlfcr, of Md. and Mr. Bynum,
Of n. C. was. il seems. OF such nature. Us
10 call for demand Of persona! satisfaction
The psrie. me, a. Rock Creek, near
Washington, accompanied by their respective
friends. The distance selected was ten yards
or thirty feet. After siz inciiec,na! fires, VIC
understand Ml. B,nu,n came forward ia the
mos, honorable manner aud expressed him.
SELF in terms, which 4, once settled the diff
Guilty.
The details OF ,h.s duel viii probably bc
given. al length, by The mutual friends OF The
parties.
M,. lcnilcr was accompanied by Mr. Pcy-
ton and Mr. P,ckcn.; Mr.. Bynum by MIR.
Scsicr and Mr.. Hanncgan.
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BANK OF CAMDEN.

We cousra.ulats our citizens generally and
particularly our Cotton growing ncigheors, on the
certainty of tho establishment OF tins institution.
Its influence has siready been felt, 50 much so,
tha, town property has on saisp;etsn, risen from
10 20 per cen: within few weeks, and it VIC may
Judge from The grosrag appearance Of some Of our
Mercantile Houses Broad street, i. is likewise
certain tha, our merchants will be supplied The en-,
saing season with q large assortment Of tTan
nesc goods as they viii b: with bran neae money
We therefore earnestly solici: ous Cotton growing
friends to look sel to their interest, and give out
merchants an carly opportunity OF proving to 'h'a'
vhat can no,o be done in Calndcn.
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Il will be reelected an article has sann .he
.Yoaads Of the newspapers stating a " pies was on
foo. To deprive Gen. iiorsTos of the eau,Haad e'
the Texian army, and place Gen. JAsrs HAs'ITos
Of ,his siatc, at i,a cad, and :s: ,f Gen. HStTos
should ssecrcs. 10 The command 81 ,o, 900 ~oaid
bc pledged TO .c rappo.: ofihc esnsc OF Texan 10
Dependence. By paragraphs in so-dsys pares. II
vili be scea, ts.: Gca. il.as.ros, as Srsrc and
i,aso..a,c nsn. - denied The s.saey af ans "rp'
to dry:ve Gca HoesTos q The command. and dis.
e,asas desire 10 pluss !aa;cl i.ss bis sell earn
e5 wreath.
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The Gesrsetown uuioa contains Inc eosa:s'e nse-
.rea. ci IA Article "a the sbee; Of improving The
Hastos al Georgetown aud Rah h"aa 'fou'
thence 10 c!rssw-,asing .esac notice Of ,hc prae.
t:eabty oi extending 4, 10 The SOURCES es 'hc ad'
kia and aiding the efforts aboa, 10 be made al Sails
tn.y, y. c. 10 approach The eoas'-
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WANTED,

A good english teacher. for the Free
IA School iu Camden, to commence on
the RI Monday in July. Apply 10
e. }. SHANNON. Sec'y. and Tres'r.
Comm'r. free Schools, X. D.
June ls.
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FOR SALE.
AN uprish, PIANO, Of the best
Enslisl, work. in gnod tune and prcscfsa-
ton Apply a, this Office.
July 2-23-,l
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Considerable exeisrmcn. p.evals'an the eoaniics
Of Hsywsod ani Macon. n Z. by The movements
Of the chr.akre Indians since the ratification OF
tho hate ,sraiy Its stated that a':e PoF lion e'
tse az,son were, aaI arc. opposed TO lis adoption
aad ,ha, the treaty was eonslaaed during The as'
.rnrc OF Tho principal ehiefs and most influential
rseu Of The naiien, ~hici, lras gi.rn g'onHd. f"s
suspec,ns hostile nsorrn.rns on tar ps't OF ,ae
lndssns.
A gentleman .ha wri,ea frera Fsanhisng. Msea"
county, North Cs,oiina under date o! juno Ca',
states As iollova
.Apo,l,cr eaasc Of excitement in this county IS
,ac mo,emrnts ef tho Cherokee indiana Ihose
Of them iiving in that part cf tho nation imcsi.
assjv ;osninu us arr sad 10 BE- dissaisicd with The
late treaty, ac collected in companies eonsoiting
with ono another, and have purchased all tho pow.
der they could in the towns Of the upper part oi
Georgia, and from The merchants ol this aud othr.
places Ia this county. Flying reports arc s'ii
stronger.
T:se csn,nandina officers Of our militia are now
raakiac preparations 70, raising company OF Vol.
un,rers To be in .radinrsa On any emergency that
may occur.
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The editor Of the Ncwbcrn Spectator in remark.
ing on the duel uhich lately took p'see between
MI Brsra Of n. C. and ar. jHsirEH, of Md says:
'Should Brxra erer again muster courage to ''ec'
another Hhi.e man in the 6e!d he viii labor Under
a disadvantage" VIC think mol, onirEH .he seconds
should be 90 ixeos,;aercts CT 10 fssfti,xis lead oT
sesd.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The from, and back stores, si,nding on
Il the NORTHEAST corner Of Broad and
Ru.icdgc Streets, late the property Of Sir.
Hugh M'CalI. II no, sold before Ssiur-
day the 2nd dry of July, it will be put up
for sale at public auction.
JOHN CHESNUT.
Chairman Committee.
June o5-e2-b
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Strange indeed as i, may appear, &c, it is equal
II true ,ia, from otserra,ioas lately made by some
Of the mos, risilant Astronomers Of our town. il
has been asccr,Sined beyond doubt thai We will
hare no a,A Of jsiy in Camden this year. This
will n fac, be ,ariag OF day. particularly TO
those u ho don't know kose to spend it.
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stance, to receive pay Tor hauling, other.
wise than by ticket, tha. they arc allowed
no perquisiles and persons will be pro-.
cccdcd agains, who shall pay for any one
article hauled as over load. To or from
tho ferry. Tor q four horse team. The rates
@er hauling will be 81 25 and boat yard
81. The following will be considered as
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A,the Swimming Pens in Clarenont county, on
Saturday, The 18th instant, Dr. J. Bssnor, Gro, l..
Crasr,os. Jons BRApLar, Narnrw JAsEs, }. p.
RieuanpRcx, +. L. Krssrpr, SAsrrL ii EEinE
and Jous RAMSAY werc appointed delegates 10 the
Knoxville convention.
We arc p!rased TO find the name Of GEeHsE l..
Cnaxr,os amoag the above named delegates lie
is xi,hoaldou sno,c conycrsant with ,'c satjec,
Of Rail Roads than any other individual NC know.
Of and raay be Justly styled The fate1 Of the Bye
TEN in this country He was tic auibo. Of ssricf
Of essays published moro Than twenty years ago in
The Richmond Enquirer on this subject; aHd MI
ihosc who hare been acquainted wi,h hla from ;a'
time, kneu that /, has been his chief Aosas-so
much 80, that be has been f,qacn,;y spokca Of e'
RsI Rasa MAD, sad was rsvilsd and laughed c, by
isc zss5 n,ca who a,c noss The mos; HorozgA gcsns
for The system.
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JAMES BURKE.
Sc

junc = -oc
The publishers Of The Charleston Courier,
Pcndlc,rn Messenger aud Camden Journal,
will please sirc tho above three insertions
aud Tor. AID their accounts 10 my address Ios
payment, also paper containing the udscr-
,iscmcni.
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We find ia tho New York Commercial Adver-
,iscs, some very appropriate remarks on the adj
dress Of Gen. Rrsx 10 the Inhabitants Of Texas
From wh,eh wc copy .ae following, and to which
wc would csil the attention Of every lover Of hu-
.naaity.
awe have only one criticism to offer
upon the ORDER Of Gen. Rusk. II does
seem to us. ,ha, after The massacre oi .he
Mexieans. on the els, OF April, by The
victorious American Texans, i. would
be discreet for their officers to soy ss lit
tie as possible of Mexican crucliifs. Tie
annals OF savage war do no, furnish a
nore bloody passage Of history than will
be recorded Of ,ha, battle. BY their own
accounts. hundreds upon hundreds Of
flying unarmed Mexieans were shot down
while impIoring for mercy. When the
ammunition of the Texans failed. they
knocked the fugi,ives in the head with
their riac-butts. Hundreds more fel Ia
the river. and, when standing unarmcd
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On Monday, the I3ti, al. The House Of Repre-
sen.alves passed ui.hou; ameudmen. the bills IRON
the seaa,c authorizing the admission Of Michigan
and Arkansas into the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-29

5000 Rsss5 ss..EE.sS.

A BSCDNDED rom l.ynchburs, on the night o
/ \ the I'd inst. the following Negroes
CATER HI Ns1s.t,1. bought of Ell-
Iah iiundley Of IldlIlaX-dhout nlnece years old
ary feet high, black and spnghty, sad to be Il
bficklayer. aud formerly belonged to the estate OF
Dir. K ice of Charlotte. He has been seen in thu
eshborhood of Brookneal, and is supposed to be
in the vicinity OF his old resdcute.
JOHN. bought OF the widow Elizabeth Cole
man of Cumberland, about : feet II inches high, &c
ry black buShy head of han. and about - wears OF
age. lie was seen with Garter llundley, and may
probably be IN the same neighborhood II he has
made his down 10 Cumberland.
TOM. formerly owned by Elisha Preston OF Bed
ford, black, about ,, 30 OF age, u average
size, tall straight and well proporoned. lie was
once hired at the kanawha Salines, where he has ma
ny acqualnances, and where IT Is probable lie Will
again make his way though siuce he ran away he
has been seen Mr.. sterling {. Anderson's IN
the lower pant ofthis county. lie has wife at Nh
T. Matthewss plantation IN that neIghborhood.
SAM bought of stephen Holland OF BEDFORD.
lie has wife at Nh Thomas Phelpss, IN BEDFORD,
and, as he seen going in that drectlon' 1t Is
probable that he may be lurking whereabouts. lie
is about b years of age is stout well built fellow,
about ) feet inches high. black, bushy head OF han
and small whiskers, and IS ordinary blacksmith
We will give $50 reward for each of the above ne
groes if delivered to ~ in this place, or SD II seen-
red in any lall so that Get them again.
ROWAN X HARRIS.