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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
No. lO.-[TE,SsLArios OF No. Q


The urdrrsrncd Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
PoniDo;rnary OF the Mexican Rrpu6lic has just read
in III. "MornnG Courier and New York Enquirer Of
Yesterday, paragraph copied from Tie "OrHnd "nH
Miss Advertiser of the following tenor: "IEiS morn
nr mare than two hundred men, commanded by C"!"Ec
Wilson, and on their way 10 Texas passed this place III
IN. Tusklna with drums beating and flies playing they
will be followed by thee hundred more, all from Ou
Kentucky.
evidence Of what has been unfortunately tor some lime
rd,ra,rd namely that some nf The agents OF the Fed
erai Government in the States do not comply as they
should with the express instructions 81 Inc Executive
in cases which might leopard lis friendly relations ana
neutrality with rerard to hYAico. The undersigned
therefore considers il his day 10 call the attention Of The
Honorable Mr. FORSYTH. Secretary OF State O. these Cn
ted States to the subject, bclng convinced that he re-
ouisi,e measures will be- taken by the department under
his charge for ascciain!ng The trnlh OF inc statement
fnr pnur those who have imlringed ie laws, III case
tb.v ,h,rId really have been rnged aud Tor remedy
ur the evils which may otherwise cnsue, II 1t be not
too late. II. A., I
is certainly with the utmost regret that the under
;r,ad finds himself obliged to prefer these complaints
,t ,,r,r, Ia ruuc,onaes respectable and 80 wor-
bv Of III. confidence o the Executive as al! It's agents
in the States undoubtedly are: however, nolw hsand'
inc his homes that he may be mistaken, ana although ne
< aware Of the extravaganza and excitement now pre-
;I,1 ,r H., canpo, but he assured that much of what
i now oipr on The great injury q friendly natnn,
mjpht have been prevented, II some OF Tie agents Oh
The Executive bad acted conormably with the !etter
and spirit OF the orders Which th"y received ifo' II
Had they done So low las III thousand similar nstari'
rrsl could ioila o. vessels two Of which were
STEAMERS hive been fitted DAT al Watcher, and many
hundreds of volunteers embarked OR board them
How cou! this loll have remained tor many days III
New Orleans for the completion Of its preparations ano
have departed freely for Guses'cn under the ""ers i
Gen Green: How couid The Texan schooner iHaipeA,
dsnce (as the Mobile and New Orleans papers state nave
lately entered that port Win essls nd Essn snIu,ed
as sich How, in fine. could the sostyled agencies OF
Texas have daily and publicly recruited men in all The
cities of the Union for that unfortunate country, anG
have armed and embarked them ny companies: ~
.hesa limos have been done without the kno"eoge o
hs fders authorities, especially Of the officers OF The
rcspcc,ve cuslouhou And II they kn'" 'h:in a''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

H3ANk Or VIRGINIA A general meeting OF the
{ , Stockholders Of the Bank ri VIrg nia, will be held
at tie Bank: Monday, tho second day OF January
next. a. ROBINSON: Jr., CHShirr.
Dec r. 64-2awtm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

U AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Iy vlflue
b of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chancpry for the county Of DnwlGde: pronounced
on the 2st day Of September. lSG, in tho Of n
rs Muir, and others, The undersigned Commissioners
will SELL at Darvs old Store, in The upper part Of Din
widde on Friday. the 3n! day Of December, lc, four
teen or fifteen likely NEGROES, belonging 10 the Is
tate Of Francis Muir dec public auction for cash
Al the same time and place. the undersigned will also
offer fer sale, one half OF The tract Of LAND, on which
Guslavus A. Muir now resides called The Champion Hills,
which tract contains about 2UG9 acres and The cc!y
TO be sold will BE- so laid off, to cnuan equal hall
of the said tract accord ng To quantity and quality The
terms of sale for the land will be lltcra and made known
on the day Of sale.
i 1o9N " y: SAS5; cs"'s.
Drc 10 Gi-2aWi3GD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

FE'iE subscriber, having purchased The Tavern at
4 EoyG;on, Mrck!cuburg county, known as the
Be-, G,on 'ocl and recently occupied by Mr. Nathaniel
+ Nelson informs his friends and the public generally,
t1 he is prepared to accommodate customers; having
ncaircd cons dcrabe expense in repairing and fitting up
the establishment and in laying in supplies he will &C
coar.odo,e those who may visit him. in style OF neat
Ness and comfort which cannot fail 10 afford satisfaction
lis table shall be supplied with the best provisions
which The country Affords his bar with the best liquors;
his Bedrooms shall be neat and comfortable; and his sta
b2 ,v, an ample supply of provendeE, shall be under
charge of careful experienced and attentive osIIers.-
fepuSIc need only favour him with their patronage 10
r l!c fidelity with which his pledges to them saiI De
rt,emrd. GEO ROGEho.
Lc Petersburg Costv will iner, the above one time
NV II 5i-tS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
December c

ENUuCArlON The subscriber, having employed
G. !i. Albert 2. Hewlett, as teacher, for The ensuing
fel intends opening School at his residence (ScoclI
Town. in Hanover county, the 10Th of january next,
an! terminate the 10Th of December following, making
ts1 Of months after dedacting one ut the summer
months for vacation in Which will be aught the Latin
aai Creek lanuuarcs English Grammar. Geography,
ARITHMETIC Reading and Writing MIR Hewlett has sa'
iorv testimonials Of his character and qualifications
teach school, from teachers Of high standing and
vl.tnr' lodrinr. &c, 500, payable half yearly.
Tie subscriber will take five six boys, not exceed
IL. - years DID, as boa,ders in his family. Scotch Town
sin on. Of the most hralthy and respectable nr'ghe"F'
ioo!s in Virginia. JNO! l. Ia i;ol..
Dc L Oi-tS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

HTOPARTNERSHlp.-Th subscribers having en-
q tered into copar!ner$hip under the firm and style
Of William w Dabnry Il Co, have taken the store on
Shncku Hill, recently occupied By the late FREDERICK
Jude, where they have nprned general and VEIL ST.
lcc,cd assortment Of Groceries They respectfully SOL!
ci, the patronage of the patrons oil the late feucfcN
Jude their friends, aud Tire public generally.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
w. GODDIN.
p,o.r,Lo- II C4-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

Enquirer Is ruh':Shcd twice week, generally, and
& wreE daring the se,Aen o: the STATE Lrs'Siatrte,T
80: " Lr,.,;,:s, Five Dollars per annuin payable in adj
f n: chartered, specie paving banks ionlyl will be re-
49,: The E!:lcrs viii saa:anitc the safety OF remit
, he postage OF al letters being paid by the writer's
"a! a , viii BE- ,Scnaiinucd but at the discretion OF the
- ',..,i AT acrraIsscS have been pad mp. , -
Woe; WI s"ia'cc the payment vi nine papers, S"a''
t..r Inc ''' TERMS o. ADVERTISING.
, ~ rs inscr,ioa, ?AccutS; each continuance,
yrryrsIt inserted untilit has either BEEN paid II
.s"', 81, .or. PERSON in this city or It's cnvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
December Is.

RTOTICE-An PERSONS are warned and notified, not
Ia to purchase receive rromIs*ory Note executed
Lv Ihc subscriber To & jerome * Co., Of the city OF
Richmond, for s35, and payable on the Isl OF January
1887 as it is my intention not to pay The same, because
i, is not founded good consideration ,,
" . Nv" THOMAS 6. ROW.
-, ,y;II;,-, e., My % 59--w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

DNHON ANNUALS-Bca English ANIMALS,
d 4 for r37 Just received, by recent mPortatlons,
Jennings Landscape Annual, for le37-The Oriental
Annual, for i-:;7-1he English Annual, Tor lo"'-anu
In" Beautiful Gift, in splendid binding, at
Now II li1-ts1 G.. HALLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

EE0YDTON FEMALE SEMINARY.-The winter
z y session of the Institution will commence the
-th Of January, and close the Goth Of June. This
scno" is situated in healthy ncghborl,ood, witha
nile Of Randnl PHI Macon College.
Expense for term Of ten months.
Board lndgng. and washing eSl,a $500 90
Tuition for beginners, in English branches 20 90
- for the higher branches 25 90
-, in the languages 10 90
Mynslc, and the use Of Pianos 80 90
Diawng and painting 90 90
Young ladies' will be received at any period of the ses
son. and charged according to the above rates from the
Tune they enter No deduction however, for absence
ceP, OF sickness. sufficient number of teachers
empoyed 10 give thorough instruction in the branches
OF education proposed 10 be taught. All effort at dis
play dlscountenanced and the necessity of solid
eH!rements enforced on the minds of pupils
Dec. 10 63-tf
The Petersburg Constellation, and Raleigh Standard will in
ssIl the above weekly Ill, the Febuary forward their
counts Tor collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

BYRON forty to fifty BOYS 81 GIRLS from the coun-
81 try, from - to Is years age, find profitable en-
p!oymrn, in the Richmond Cotton Factory tor tho
remainder Of this and the ensuing year by early appca
ton 10 TUOS JELLlS, Agent
Nuv1 50-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

\ PROCLAMATION.
NNTIlEREAS. vacancy hath occurred IN the House
~ Of Delegates Of this State, by the resignation Of
Lurs MApisoy the Delegate elect for the county CT
Prince EGward-Nuw, therefore, WlNDllAM RO-
EHHTSuN. Lieutenant Governor. acting rs Governor
., he Commonwealth Of iiginia have thought proper
{, dice, the Sheriff Of The county OF Prince Edward 10
hold an election on the third Monday in the present
month"; iriaa the Court day of the said county oil Prince
E!xarG, for member OF the House Of Delegates to fill
,as vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor;
acting Governor, aud under the lesser seal
H. OF the State, at Richmond this I'd day of De-
cCuber, l-:j.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15


s,rtd,r OH Tuesday. the goth day Of December
,,r II not the next fair day, at the plantation
III. ,,,rr,,,oa called Poplar Swamp, belonging 10 the
u H., al. Col William Allen, all the pcIshable
..,sr,y on ,hs pianta,ion, consisting OF
j. =, D work horses and mules,
:. - - ll1 head Of cattle, including work oxen,
:. 10 70 go head of sheep,
Il. 4n head of iat hogs,
:. Ia 10 !0n head Of! out hogs,
Ia, barrels corn with all the fodder, tops oats, &c
rbal lie plantation utensils, wagons and carts, with
, Il RI blacksmith tos; aho hu'hoer VI loo'i's spun
-;.r wheels &c. Nc.
Vac above Plantation is situated Nottoway river
ha il is navirale for vessels drawing from . TO & fl
",,e--an, vessels passing through the Dismal Swamp
%a wil, generally he enabled 10 60 along side the
imitation without chcuity'
rrrus-Cash tov all sums under SoO-l"r that amount
80 nwa-,is credit of months will be given on the
executing bonds with approved security, be-
's'' TIE "''''''' u '' GElIFFlN ORGAN, Ex'or.,
Dec : rG2-,dsI Of William Allen, decd
,.,IE Of NEGROES Monday, the 2Gth day
Drc,,nbc7. at iltiflx Court House, Chat being
r, l,rl shall sell valuable Slaves, Of the g.
'ss Of Samuel " ''' KlC eli LOGAN, Ereeu,or.
Vec.G 6l-Gl Jaw
e-7lE Srj.cr;br.s ..ye formed connection for The
i n,r2o<s OF tga,<acng general Commission Bu-
- - a::r the tirun "f Winirec Williamson 81 Co.
,...,:.y e. nicIaonG ard Branch. Winfree 4 Co
,o,, # Petersburg, They will purchase and sell
# kinds d. country produce, and hope, from their cXpe-
..rr !, in, Toaacco and Cotton trade, united with 4
,.. srn,:,,a to business, they will receive share OF
public patronage.
Al CHAIR pad produce consigned 10 their care,
..t reasonable advances made when required.
SAMUEL WINFREE,
RO. e. WILLIAMSON:
TtlOS. BRANCH.
,,,o Gam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

BR EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-ihe SUBSCRIBER
IA having determined to ren,ove 10 the West offers
Ir sale his Farm, in the county Of Henrco There are
three Tracts Of Land. The one upon which now re,
side contains ITO acres, most of which is well adapted
to wheat cora, OATS &c The Dwelling l ssco rs o.
dale large family The other two are adjoining, ana
contain about 800 acres, less, about nine miles
from the city of Richmond, and one mile from , James
Rver-Any person wishing to purchase VIII psaSd
l;ncon or julius A. Hobson, Richmond, on or before
the 2h day December, 1886, and if not sold Pnva.ey,
i vii an that or the next fair day, be exposed TO pnoIic
s,le Terms accommodating, and made KNOWN on oP'
sIie. e'"'' MATTHEW HOBSON.
~ 7, 55-4ttSwt20D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

AOTlCE--l wish TO employ Female Teacher TOR
" the ensuing year Oae qualified 10 teach the Eng
!s and French Languages, and Music, will meet with
situation and liberal wages by addressing letter to
'no ? B. HARRIS Ilasborough 7. o. Chesterfield:
JNO. =. d. HARRIS.
iloDkinsvllc Nov % $751;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15
tiopkinsvillc, Nov. %

& CARD.-Dr e. A. HARMS, Dentist, has taken
n rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
square above the Eagle Hotel where he will be happy
u receive the visits of his friends, and all those who
',''"r from The lnss or decay of their teeth may be
peacd 10 favor him with their confidence and patronage.
Dec G2-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

Ills EXctIlelcy
Scror Don MANUEL ED:ARpo D.: GoEosrIzA, &c
Ns 9-.Nr. GoJost;-a 10 .i!r. FOysWh.-(Spanish)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

a STALLlON.-I wish to sell or farm out, young
a Stallion, not inferior in purity of pedigree to any
liz, , ncver appeared on the turf, account of an
IMPAIRED his beauty His parts ,h9ss Injured
are Of good size and OF sh hod d,sAsi He eaIs
bay color, with legs black nearly up 10 ms Ti surs
rste .S e was got by Gohanna his dam by ss
Alfred lis grand dam by Sir Harry, his great grano Gum
was Huxalls fine imported mare Pomona, gov oy "of
Wy 49,; ~" " I'r.n, moderate. Alb. CRUMP
powhatan, February =. oo-"1"o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

HEMUyAL.-$" yaH:aS d YORK; take this me'"oo
Is Of informing hri. customers that in consequence
q their Store aud Goods having been destroyed by the
ale ire, they have removed to No. u, Broad Street.
where they will open entirely Stock OF British
and Domestic Dry Goods which they will offer al whole
sale a, the loves, marke, prices. They assure their
friends That the assortment Of goods in the Market
generally ,nis Spring will be complete as Formerly
and no effort will he wanting ON the part 81: !he New
York Merchants to deserve that patronage which they
has: helc,.c'rc extensively enjoyed.
New York. Feb. ; lS36. o'-"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
sseu The Thief! !---SsOO Reward

ygIfiE above reward will be paid BY the subst ;Ti
Der, for the apprehension Of RICHARD HA";
KlNS, late Stage Driver between richmond aho
Fredericksburg. He made his escape by violence from
an officer of Justice in this City, thu 2lt instant
He is suspected Of purloning the whole of the
Northern letter packages, of the Eth instant One par
eel contained notes on the interior Banks OF Ma
Tbe whole of these notes marked across the face
.ja u 9th, 1885, with pen. Three one hundred dol
lar notes of the lafayette Bank of Cincinnati are as
fellows: Sioo, the Lafayette Bank No. ~ A feD Z
A. Feb.y. 30 1885, payable to H. Lca-$lOo, do do
No. so4, Fcby 90, 1855 payable to A G. Morrison "A
small part of the Maryland and Pennsylvania notes was
sold to Broker in this City on the 2oth inst par VI
which had the writing on the face rubbed Off Other
packages containing drafts and valuable enclosures to
large amount, are missing. JAMES P. PRESTON,
jan %. TSl-tfl Postmaster, Richmond, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

a VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Thc sub
"a scrtcr offers for sale his tract Of Land, lying in the
county of Chesterfield, eight miles above Richmond, and
within half mile of James River, containing go acres
of about equal portions OF cleared and wood land his
Farm has been SO improved by careful management and
the use of clover and plaster, that nearly the whole OF
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres arc good
creek meadow, part of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from so of good tobacco land: which
may be brough, into cultivation with very little labor
The wocd land is valuable from its contignity to
the River and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth ~ cents
per cord as it stands the land and contracts tor the
sale of several hundred cords at that price annually can
now he made The improvements arc nearly new, ana
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF fami-
IL. The situation is healthy and the water fine. During
NV ABSENCE applications may be addressed TO my bro
Their Col Peter F. Smith, of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered TO sell and convey tho and) or to my Mana
ger Mr. Thomas Chcatham, upon the premises, VINO
will show the land to persons disposed to purchase IT,
ST. wish also to sell sc acres of land, upon most
Of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining the lands OF N.Y.
Green Hall, MIR. Fisher and otteis - o.
Oct. 20. f-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

TaIiIE current debts due to the Office of the Bank Of
4 the United States at Richmond: which shall remain
uapat WILL Oh the list Of the ensuing month, be trans.
i"r:ed to tn Bank OF Virginia and the Farmers Bank Of
yirgial The suspended debt due to the Bank Of The
tinted States and payable at its Office at Richmond;
~ protested notes and bonds we'll as udg ments, Will
L. crrc:rt at the said Olce.-Thc approach OF the
gIl,d when the charter EXPIRES will, it is hoped show
lie debtors the Necessity of early attention to these
GAINS Dee. 81. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

H 90 REWARD for the apprehension of DEN
y DU MS, negro man belonging to the Estate
Of Anthony Waddy, ir., decd-He made ms escape pc
about the middle of December last.-When last heard
Of he was seeking passage Richmond. by boat from
Goochland c. ii. lie is rather low, black complexion,
fieshy face, polite and intelligent about 40 years Old
He has probably obtained free papers and is seeking en-
pcyment as brick layer and plaiscrrr, may be max
inG his way to some free State.-The above Reward
will he given to any person who will deliver him to lie
in Louisa county, or secure him in Jail.
" GARLAND r. WADDY,
adn'r. Of .Anttony Waddy jr:, decd
11, 77-t2SF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

mWISSISSlpPI LANDS FOR SALE.-The Sub.
Iva scrilcr offers for sale, accommodating terms,
several tracts of Land varying from 200 to 5000 acres
each in the counties of Washington, Rankin and War
rem in the State Of Mississippi Some of the tracts IN
Washington county arc upon the Mississippi and Yazoo
Rivers and all them arc believed to be first rate. Emil
grants and others wishing 10 establish plantations in
Either Of these countless might do we'll to confer with the
subscriber at vicksbnrg in his absence with his friends
Mcssrs j. J. Chewing aud VIM. II. Sims, OF the same
,co from which some Of the tracts are but short dis
tanccRcfcrcnce for further information is made to Or
WIN. J. Scott and Mr.. Thomas Green OF Richmond:
v;.'r;r;, JOHN F. SCOTT.
-, Tl-g0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

YgyIIE Warehouse of the undersigned having heen
q consumed in the great confagfaon which occur
red on the night of the 10th December, they have re-
;aovcd their stock Of Dry GoOds (Which was pFrservcd)
to the Store, No. 237 Pearl Street, little above Maiden
Lane.
,They will be constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
they arrive in port and tender their friends in Virginia
the usual facilities offered them at their new location.
WRIGHT, WINSTON d. STEBBlNS.
N Vol. Ian ID IS3G T5-2it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

rSouiREE published twice week. gencfaiy, ana
& ne ,k duriag the OF the State Legislature
thee times Five Dollars per annum payable IN au-
rec, ~ - chartered. specie paying banks (oni! WI" oe re-
ssa' 0 The Editors will guarantee tho safely o,
the" ~ m ; he discontinued, but at the discretion oi 'ie
- A y" s"i ~; utrra;ases have been paid up. . h,u
i-.'o ,ry.r guarantee the payment " HING p"i' ~
t.rc the lrn;h gratis, ,r ADVERTISING.
80 - 49,, insertion, rs cents; each continuance,
inserted, un.il' h.. either bee" PAU '''
51ee"'s Wv some person il this CITY or ITS c"H''"H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ENfM 5 IANSELL, No. 2S, Market ST., south side
w above Front St, Philadelphia Informs merchants
,;si." the North, and olhe's that he has in store a
-e and general assert men, Of saddlery, consisting OF
s,d4s Of every description, bride leather mart."Eas
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms. Orders forward
cd by ,aI as above, will meet with punctua attention
r.h +; S7-2awbw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ENRANClS A. DlCKiNS, at tic C;tyof Washington,
4 having resigned the appointment held by him for
the last seven years in the Treasury and War Depart
ments in relation, principally, to Revolutionary Claims,
offers his services in attending TO Claims before Com
eress and other branches of the Government we'll as
such other business may require the aid of Agent
at Washington. He also offers his services in prose-
cu,nr Bounty Land Claims against the State Of lir,
gina locating Bounty Land Scrip, on the cotton lands
Of Arkansas Louisiana, aud Mississippi; recovering
Bounty Lands in Ohio which have been sold for taxes
and in recovering claims in foreig n countries
Letters must be post paid.
ri r. ST-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

FE1HE subscriber wishes to employ for the present
year, Lady qualified 10 teach the ordinary branch
es of an English education.-.Any communication to INC
on the subject must be directed to opkinsyille Pow
hatan county: Va. JNo. i. b. h az
Ian C3-ul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

YNYWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--lian away
q from the farm of the subscriber, Sunday night,
the 9Th instant negro named Bob, sometimes call
skin largc fiat nose about thiryiyc years old, feet
or 10 inches high has the left eye. occasnnrd
by burn had when he went away dark drab clothes
Of home made CLOTH and blue rcoat has wife al
Mr.. William B. Mocock's, (Ncw Kent Comrt-house;)
has a mother at Col! John H. Christians in Richmond,
and relations at Gen j. B. Harvies farm, the Chicka-
honEy.
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
Of The said slave if lodged in Jail in lrnrico or Gonc-
land and the same with reasonable charges pad deli.
ycrcd to nc at 1urkahoe, Goochland county.
JAM ~. fT!)--ul T.. j.. WlGllI.