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a TEAR. A tear is what? IT'S the
ov"rilowng Of the cup OF sensibility. the
index 20 soul fraught with feeling, the
ainent OF heart dropping in solitude /;
with the base, Ills the arms of warfare a.
gainst the innocence of loneliness, simpli-
city and benuty--with woman It's the
shield Of defence against the willy and insd-
ious, her weapon ofoffcnce 10 the cold, the
obdnrato and the unfecllng; with the pa
rent, ii, the blessing of age on the offspring
of youthful vigor and affection with the
child, It's the supporting staff of flial pie,y;
with friends, It's the token of communion of
souls; to the afflicted It's the angel of con-
ISOLATION, the balm Of Glead to the wounded
spirit, the dew of sympathy to the wither-
ing flowers of sorrow.
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AvARIcE.-In December, 1890, died in
Paris, literally Of want, M. Os;ervald, a
well known banker. This man, originally
of Neufchate, felt the violence Of the dis
ease of avarce so strongly, that within a
few days ofhis death, no opportunities could
induce him to buy few pounds of meat, for
the purpose Of making little soup for him.
IT'S true" said he, IL SHOULD not dislike
the soup, but have no appetite for the
meat and what is to become Of that;"-
AT the time he refused this nourishment, for
fear of being obliged 10 give away two or
three pounds of meat, there was tied round
his neck a slken bag containing eight hun
dred assignats Of thousand !ivres EACH
AT his outset in life lie drank pint Of beer
which served him for supper every nj sht at
a public house much freQuented, from which
he carried home all the bottle corks he
could secure. OF these, in the course oil
eight years he had collected as many as
sold for twelve louisd'ors, sum that laid
the foundation Of his future fortune, the su
perstructure of which was rapidly raised by
his uncommon success in stock jobblng. He
died possessed of three millions of llvres.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-13

Descriptive. "A Boston paper describing
complainant in court who had been bune.
ed IN the eyes. remarks" His nacerated
visage spoke tor himself There was not
a white spot as big az fourpence on it, he
looked as if he had fallen head foremos, in
a boiled huckleberry pudding and had per,
mitted its contents to dry on"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-13

A wonan's hand traced the following lines. which
only woman's true and fond heart could have
inspired. We hope we may receive other such
gems.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14
POETRY.
HNucn YET rEMAiS, cN'cN0'


(Frpm The Columbus Sens'a"'I ,,;,oIs who were
49,, ~, h.";,n oc ROANOKE, the seminar, ,',r;nv
ont ON u,y cane in before WI @ down
hcin. wrnrcd aud sf oil dansr' 10y. "r rifles aad
sbcn sud ,.nl, tho arouse" ~ md Gudn. Them
vcli, az .uyascs. TAKEN completely on Iut,;
-, ;hcy every t .urro,,,trd
xcrr L,.,Lfl .cc ne
"y go AZ mo ,npr,arh Of tho ad'a,'' = rnr
'fe '"ey - ,a,, they a"oS". VT. H. ~,
p'rSe"'eu se " m. widow and i!itir o'p"'a Seo ~:
IN his own mouse Mr. Pcace, the pasnor OF nc '
psos"hco VI nav 40 stair, OF the house several une M w
them unocr p"A their tho identical onx naae
when ,cd By it, them mud down to tho Eofe 10 atacS
i, rl.u the disconsoafo VIE "t''"' '''''o F ' -
cn,rJ 10 tho neigbboTins WOOD
r,nr lines baeu suggested by this dreadful sceno:
,r,,x dawn aai tho gloom OF the night was retiring,
tvLcu wal and weary the scnnelS returned;
,ras morn, and the fires o. their camp lay expiring,
Nor dreamed ,hoy Of danger so shortly confirmed
Twas ;Lo yell OF Jim Hrnsy-it came as tho sithinsi
All si!out sleep tho few volunteers lay
he sou his ride "startiine,
That reused them from plumber anal wukcd Them 10 uay.
Mills, the wells Of the savage and sronns OF the dying,
This buvo little band had no time I" prepare
No hoae for their li=es seemed ieh bu. IN hying
O'erpow By numbers TWAS the flight oil despair
IT'S dona and shaw in death is lrit beeGn3-
His widow die racted, Gnl the orphan escape
Howe deep the pans-eh, us relieved not ny ~ecP":'
Whom the look Of each other, and affection hoy sako
Can C;cor.ians-can tcem"n, such conduct fo:sfinS,
Nor tho death Of poor kershaw aad Williams a'cnsu:
Oh, already tl,oy SOFA ~ De stirring,
Who shall bring 10 his widow AM orphan revenge
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SITUATION WANTED. An elderly Lady. wll" has
- had some experience in the management Of aml.
w. wishes to obtain situation y houSe-keeper. She
has recently taught school: which did not agree with
her: but should situation offer in healthy section of
country, she would be willing to take charge of small
school. Her will be moderate: and she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family.
i. B.-1hc applicant can BE- seen or heard from, by
applying at Mr. William Mayo's, Shockr Hill.
AIrjI H. lift
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UPFOR SALE, extremely low, 1T the ONCE OF
this paper nunl Of Bourgeois, of which this adj
ycr;scnent is specmcn) but very lille lse'l.-
The purchaser can obtain with it, if desired, sIil
cicnt quantity of Brewer IN enable linn TO print un
ordinary sized country paper.
~ great bargain may he expected. ApplIca-
ton to be made by the lOtII Of July.
June 81, I;>:}.
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&! q EA KEWARD.-.Ncdsg g:-Ran away from
- Z eSst the snbscribrr about the 18th uf Novem-
Der last, yellow Of the name Of EDWIN. (hs SONG
times calls himself Edwin Bnks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather raw-boncd little stopped in his shoul.
crs his counenance very good hair tpleraby bushy.
He has lost most Of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lantern jawcd. flc is good shoemaker. lie
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apprchcndcd in the
State and l50 if apprrhcndcd out Of the State, and
secured that get him agan.
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or for Sal-W be- Sold New Kent Cont'hoo, ~, al aid
second ru,sGaY in August next, theHs Court day. dee
honsc formerly the rsdSmcs Of Edmond W. are Gc will
containing Of Land The or mechanic
The lots New Kent Courthouse ore unde.
c, owners cannot erect taverns private
bous.s or store ousca this lot liable to tue ' .y
ave the last (the building ola hon'e-lhs G "a tia.
md Keen s,ura il; which renders moro vaua kaowu
t az IbaTs is bar ono store at tho pacsIetIi,
on the day. ~ bi INN 1 IVA"
New Kent, May 90 1885,
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Feb 20. T03-tfl Of ROlkJridyc.

FnyO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
e The planters of whom have purchased crops Of
Oronoko Tobacco. will confer favor on me by deliver
inc them 10 the order Of r. IL II. Gwathmcy in the city
of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and tie LIST OF
June. Those who cannot deliver their crops by the l
OF June, will plra:e defer the delivery until the 18th Of
June, or any time between the middle of that month and
the first day Of July. JOHN &. HUGHES.
March ~ Oft
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could be seen of him was lis hair which Is DARK ofo"n'
and his hand which held the blanket over his ,ieau' M
small and had remarkably short finger mills Sd" rii
afterwards, when his fright was over. lie ID aoo t NV
feet nine inches high built Tor actvy-has high Tore
bead but not very broad-s nose is long, sra'sh' anu
well formed-his eyes brilliant black. he mas laFsG'
long black whskers, sunburnt at lie ehus, u"u h
sandy nousachrs. Ills complexion IS suhOuiH', u
wears little gold rings in his lie IS cousin 10 o
Anna. ,,d
The third parsonage, Colonel Almonie, IS me
natural "I Spanish priest BY inlolooueu ~.
can woman He has good cnuntenance-""s 'uu'", ~
ed in Europe. and speaks English we'll anu 10 ~
as man Of superior talents.
But all these MpxcanS appear but as ordinary i''" 80
personal appearance, when compared WIN H'"' tI
Houston himself, who possesses NANNY a"u 'i L
countenance, rarely SURPASSED among men, o,ml
now appcars pale and sickly in consequence o "ouu
which ne received in the battle, winch shai'rIru ns
leg aL,ve tie ankle. There WAS ii DINER evans
w.Iunird and kcd-among the latter son OF "'J
Brinlan of BIazoa one Of the nlos promising you''
OF IcEas. G
Your obedicnt servant,
Extract of letter received by Mcs:rs Hamilton ana
Chdrsss the Tsxian Temperatures Ill ILLS ~'''
from 4 CT Izen OF Texas ~ ,,,,. ~,
:Thc glorious nc .vs is fully confirmed. No doubt re-
mains that Santa Anna is taken; lilt lie o.; -, '
Mr. s;co shall acknowledges the independence oi ieAa,;
and pay the expenses OF the war-say ilrrl ;h,ois.
Extract Of Il letter from gentleman OF Nashville lsn"''
To- Mr.. ChiId,ess: 7'NasvILLE:, May -, ls'6;
Mrs: VIM II. Wharton OF Texas (now IN NasnSi!'r)
received letter last night from her broher Mr. Groce'
who resides the Brassos, (le late seat q" war; CO"
fring the of The Mexican defeat, IN" I"e capture
Of tic P:tS.dcM SANTA 3nn".
ne Mr. Grncn who had removed his slaves tr Tear
Of their falling into the hands Of the MeNcans,
to replace them upon his pantaeh, al appFehehs'o"S
of danger having subsidized. -GIo5c.
THE lspEMSIrY.-Wc had the pleasure OF seeing some
of Napocons spoations already turned to American ca
ues in mint. These pledged soi0eh eag'eS
Will rive assurance TO our merchants tlit lhr fePuo'
bird can nu.2 defend It's ncst.-Gi0be
DAVID THOMAS. Esq Attorney General of the Texan
Republic died at Galveston Bay Texas. the 2st u!'
in consequence Of wound inflicted by the accidental
discharge OF his pistol Tie was Il native OF Ken.
luckv and for many years eminent practitioner at
Tie bar in Tallahassee, Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14

Rithmond Fredericksburg, and Potomac Ia" Mg r
ASST Reqai>fisn upon The S:ockhoiGrsAi nectf po
M scnt and Directors Of The Rchnon FREDERICKSBURG; '@o
Rail Road Company, the 26th May 1876 I'M, ,.rh
"Rcsoi.ed Tha; the residue Of the capital stock BEN" Govil,
share be required from the siockhole 30 be PAD a. IIi
tines wit the 21h day Of junr the i''h janu
August st OF September, October NOrcmbc' peceIh oo
uy, be depositsL to :he cci, company, a' hee'
tho Bank of Eu.inin ;rir p,., or
Resalred Tina, stockodcrs may Frcf I'D
entirely their ns,aImrn,s allowed interest on me
ynncei by them until tho periods when the won D Cs
Extract IRON tEc minutes. i''''''
Nav 81,
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1GEyEnAL ORDERING. l..
HEAD QrAErEHs, Army ct the Souih,

NUIUIIIUuH, OF', I-'T J
MAJOR GENERAL ScoTr, in conformity with the or
dcrs Of the President Of the u States tie d.
rcction Of the War against the hostile Greek Indians.
Ills staff not being yet organised the names OF tn"
individuals who will compose it, will be announced in
subsequent orders In the mean time, Major f. Kirby,
Captains Page and Parrott, all of the Army, will ACT in
the several capacities of Assistant Adiulans General
Assistant Inspectors General and Aids de.canp. Any
orders which either of them may communicate in wri-
tiny or orally in the of the Commanding Geneal
will be o5eyed if given under hla signature or
in person.
Those officers will proceed, without delay, to organise
and muster into the service of the United Staics the
Georgia Volunteers and.drafled who have arrived,
and who daily expected oil this frontier. Tie Fo.
unlrcrs will be accepted according to their wishes
for period Of not less than three than six
months, unless discharged. The drafted
paIes will be accepted, above turtle period OF three
months. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14

NiOliANNA.-This celebrated toal. getter will. the
present season. stand at Broad Rock, in the county
of CHESTERFIELD about two miles from the town Of Man
CHESTER and be let 10 mares at scventyTc dollars the
season. with dollar to the groom. Season commenced
on the first day Of February and will expire the
first day ofJuy next Mares left with Johanna vii; be
fed aerecably to ORDERS and charged accordingly Every
capes but will not be liable Tor either. Servants sent
with to Johanna, will be boarded free Of charge
Gentlemen sending for mares left with Johanna, will
send the money their notes for the season. when the
taken away. Gohanna having been often
advertised. think it useless to say any thing about his
blood performances and the high price he sold for
last fall at public auction, is evidence sufficient Of his
high standing Il getter of race-horscs
April II. [ll3-ul ISLAM PUCKETT
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Extract Of letter rom MnjDr j. 5. Mcintosh, TO the I'd
utant Gcnrrnf dntrd
.. En,r MIri HELL. Ala


:: Since my letter Of HE nth inst many murders have
been committed by The hostile Indians, and much pro-
perry destroyed. few days since, hostile party at
tackled captured and burned the village OF Roanoke on
the Georgia side Of Tie Chatahooc"e, about twenty
miles below this post fifteen or twenty Of the Inhabitants
we're killed. the resi- escaped by flight.
&" Gen. Lowe Of Ga has from a thousand 10 fifteen
hundred militia and volunteers under his command at
Columbus, Ga. | have proposed 10 him: if he would
furnish me with three hundred men, that | would take
field against the enemy. seek and attack him. wherever
he could BE- found he has declined my PROPOSAL am
consequently, constrained to remain inactive my
uland being small 10 attack the enemy where liz, is
bodir i'm the hg swamp about twenty miles wrs, Of u.s.
and ii would he wo.sr than useless TO pursue their
!ng parties From the best information gain the
hostile Indians NUMBER from twelve to fifteen hundred
and their strength daily increasing Many towns CT
bands wavering to the side they will take. If
prompt and energetic measures not Immediately ta
KIN against the hostile party, i, is probable tic whole
tribe will ioin him"
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'HE persons hereinafter named dcienlanls "I' aHy,c
that Tuesday, the 18th day Of July next 81 hu."5Ic
Court house ehe proceed to cSecu'" III" orders nd ia ia
the 10th dug oil April li, aud ia" 2ls, day OF m
suit pending the circuit superior q" law cad
Buckrshhm in which John Conch aud May his w' AZ" J..
complainnnfs, md Robert Rivcs John Coleman ia o. ,
Harris, deed. Thomas W. imer, ESor or s
bonus in other character representing M ,,
Of Christopher lIud-On AMI William Walker, and Ha'"'
deed, und Nuihanie Anderson, Executor or ,y
tor heir distributed Of SAID Nathaniel nicrson OF ~.
representing the estate If Nathaniel Anderson "cc DE-
En- or. OF Thomas Anderson Lcc Thomas Pa'te.oa al"
Sarah, Price Perkins, Sheriff and Admir-. "t Samuel " X
nai Price Perkins, lin h right John = Anc''h ,,,,
liam Anderson, dcienantsat which iin,c AMI rIlrr
will attend with vouchers, Sc. JOHN l. bDc..,,,u
Nav 81 f7Iwiw1 Commissioner IN Cad''".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14

"a pI virtue of deed Of trust, executed by John S.
I'D Fleming TO the subscribers, and duly admitted to
record in the Clerk office of Goochand County Court
on the 22d April, 1898, will, Thursday the 2:'d
day of June 1896 in order satisfy the purposes of said
deed expose sale TO the highest bidder public
ton upon the premises, for ready money, the tract Of
Land therein conveyed, with all its appuenances lying
aid being in Goocland county, around the Court house
and bounded by the lands vi VIM. Meredith, Jno. L.
Harris, deceased. Ann Harris, John Norris and VIM
Miller, containing by estimation, three hundred and
seventy nine acres, more or css-Acng trustees,
will convey such title only is vested in by the said
deed Of trust. JOHN NJ. TREfILlAN,
PETER GUERRANT,
May D. 1ll0-wtdS Trustees.
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and sent word to him. that they had country OF Their
own which they were able and willing to deiehuj anu
~ to his big foot that they would take care not TO ei
under it, Conan also states, that the Cunanches' anu
all the tribes near line and that Of Mexico, had JOIN
cd Cen Santa Anna and that the Osages, the wander
inc band of Kickapoos, who now ranging between
the Usage and Neosho rivers, with several o'her smul
bands near the Neosho and Arkansas, have determined
10 iou the standard of the Mexican General IN Inc
bloody conflict which he is now carrying on against
Texas rs we'll that which he coniemplates against,
what he cals, upper and lower Louisiana IN our own
country.
rive you this information, as get it. have seen
| Cohun: he is married 10 a Shawnee woman; resides
mostly with his wiir's nation; is successful! anu en-
terprzing trapper has been frequently over the focky
mcunluns and is considered bold daring. entcrprz:nE
and intelligent. But with all this would not CONSIDER
information derived from him, any other Indian, OF
sufficient importance for official communication 10
you if the statements which he has made were not cn
irwed in part by the information above related, rs well
as from the letter from General Gaines 10 General Ar.
buckle which did myself the honor to forward to you
by express few days since.
81 have also learned from the Rev. Mr. Bergman,
tina. he was told by the Prophet of the Kckapoos, itw
days since, who seemed to be much grcved at the mat
ter that he had been at dance at the upper hIcka
poo village, not than five miles from THIS posi-, where
there great o!cng at the success OF the Sen":es
against our troops in Florida, which proclaimed IN
most animated language between the the Dance
by the Chiefs and Braves who cngagrd III II, ana
al which they boldly declared that the Tue was near al
and when the whites would be entirely sub'lcd: anu
the red men restored again to their c"untry.
q 1t is well known fact, that such dances IS the one
above described is generally the prelude TO acts ot OUT
rare and violence, and that the upper village the Kick
anoos and the wandering band before spoken Of in this
letter, have been very friendly dsp' scd 10 the
white people,
Extract of letter fran Mnur J. 6 Mcintosh, to tie .4d-
utant General, dnttd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-14
NOTlCE.-Thc Stud of Horses belonging the es-
ia tate of John Randolph of Roanoke, have COIN

"a OllCE.-1hc Stud OF Horses belonging 10 The es-
IA tate of John Randolph of Roanoke, have
menced their
JANUS, that capital racer, and Of Sir Archie, at
MIR. Tarllon FIemings, Goochand five miles North Of
Gainesville, al 5 the season. which may be discharged
by $50, if paid before the goth Of July, al which
time the expires S3 the sing lie leap. to lie paid
down at the time Of service, and in either 81
the groom. Any gentleman becoming responsible for
five mares, shall have the sixth gratiS
GASCOGNE. the favorile Of the late Jno. Randolph,
and rqnaed by few, and surpassed By horse that has
trod English American soil in point Of pedigree high
torm and superior action, at buckingham Court house,
Firginla on the same terms as Janus. Good and eX-
tensve pasturage, will be furnished to mares sent 10
either, and fed if required with grain, without stint,
at . cents per day.
TOPAZ-at GAINESVILLE, Virginia. under the manage
ment Of MIR. John Cardwell, inspector at Vcnable 5
Warehouse, the terms Janus and Gascoigne.
WlLDFlRE-At Notloway Court House, under the
management and control Of MIR Workman, Merchant, Of
that place, at SIS The season, to be discharged by $l2
il paid before the Goth July, which time the
expires and $40 the single leap, be paid down at
the time of service and 81 in either case the groom
These Horses have been frequently advertised and
Mr. Randolph stock of Horses is so well known that
further comment appears 10 be unnecessary Indeed if
10 Judge Of the blood horse by the length Of
advertisements at this time, when the county is nun.
dated with Stations Of the highest and all grades the
cocktail cass-yes, tie miserable scrub would often
have the precedence as Priam, .hameiukc BIZ
mnghnm. Breeders, examine for yourselves-dont be
imposed on. WYATT CARD" ELL,
Maya. [ll9-wsw] .Hanoger Of the Estate.
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Alay2i.

IN CliANCERI-Ii rules held i" the CLERKS U'''
: oi GoachIand county court. III May, Las:
David Roystc and Jrmc Knyer distributes of job" EG
deceased, Plaintiffs,
Against, Francis w Register, in hs right and Umai'
OF John Roystcr dcc Mary Iakey and James Roy." I
Eoyscr Gco'sc Royscr Mary Roystcr, Wm unGr"""4 am
clrc has wife, formerly Prudence Ro<,cr Nancy E"yStc "i J'
Dmse., and sally his wife, formerly sally Ko!st o..
james, Thona., George Mary, Prudence, Nancy and H s
children of Thomas oyser deed and Richard W"oson md Sa
his wife, formerly Su>un Roy john vs.. Roy- Fo' ~
Thomas Cooke and Frances his wife, formerly Frame. h%"
Samuel Register, nml Alexander H. Roy>tr, and their n,'' .
Royscr which said Susan, John w. Polly France. Sli""
Alexander H. Ruy.cr children OF Wm. R"ysler dec ''
Tributes nf John ROY .tc deed, DecndA""i
The trrnlnn James, hnmas, Gror.c, Mary aud Haa' Eh
stcr, John Di,mukes mud Sally is wife, Wm rTf" "o1 ~" TO-
dence iI wife Al samer H. Roy not having cn'
upcuance AMI security according TO the act OF A'
the rules til. court, ana sauctuIly appearing A' u"
inialuut' OF ii ConmOawcnih the m"L,n Z" "a" P
tits, by counsel, it is ordered that the said Janc Thomas
Mary, and Nancy oy,cr John ismuLrs a"d Saiy i- WIZ
Eai iwOn nnl Prudence his wife! and Alexander H. Ro!''c
pear before the justices OF county court oil hcocE'@"'
court house. the Is, day Of August court next and N
planting bill, auI TINT copy this order be forth" IN
newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond for 40 ;
successfully, and posted the font door OF thc conr h'
county, hcopy-Tc,r, MAR. w. MILLER. -:
Mnr 81. ~
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CARRIAGE MAKING IN FARMFILLE.-Thc subscribers,
der the firm OF W. J. BIanon, will manufacture extensively
in this place. Carriages Barouchcs Gigs suke aud ataes Of
Descriptions OF the best quality We have engaged the
hest hands every brunch OF the bunessRcpairs dono With neat
anu despatch.
Wehave hand large supply Of Harness monn,ins Plate Brass
and Jap,n Coach Baouchc Gig and Sulky and Bands md
Lamps Morocco skins OF all kinds aecs Fringe ana Ia,se
Leather STEP covering and article make
complete OF Coach Trimmings; Carriage Baroucs
and Suky Springs and Steps, turned Axc Copu Leather und ia
pan fGTnsh, &C., &c.
Al! Of which for sale OH reasonable terms.
Plating oil every description done to order
WILLIS BLANTON.
JAMES BLANTON.
Farmric Prince Edward, Va, May ID. 4--w,f
n. b. Wa would take three or four boys as Apprentices.
WANTED Apprentice the Printing business Youth
from Il 10 Is OF Of good moral character and
.essing oeraby good English education Apply this Office
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Ok 1H REWARD will give the named
~ %O reward for the apprehension Of my negro
Abram. lie is about twenty seven years Of aye
and about four feet aud eight inches in height lie has
broad shoulders and thin ances and his RICH, foot turns
ont and his left in; he has cut his right wrist
the inside. and scar over his left eye.
P. S.-Ilc left Inc the l lth Of December last.
April I5 ll4-Ial4tr1 WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
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WN7ILLIAM F. RICHIE. Qac Of Richmond Va)
w Attorney and Counsellor at Law: Fcksburg,
(hl;ssss;pp will practise Law in the counties olnds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren. the Parish Of
Carroll, in Louisiana-and in the Supreme Federal. and
Chancerv Courts at Jackson. Feb. 81
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RCfcrfncrs.-Ihe Most Rev. Dr. Ecccston, The Rev.
Dr.. Deluo the Rev. john j. Chance, the Rev. DR. Wy
ait, the Hon r. Il. fancy, Philip L. Thomas, ". h.
George, Richard Cation H. Wcthrrcd, T. EIcott, james
Howard, W. Woodvillr. Esqs Dr. Potter, DR.. thalatd,
the Hon. Is. Roman, and the Hon. Geo. a. Wagganan,
Of Louisiana, the Hon. W. Custom Of North Carolina,
l.. a. Pctray, of Charleston, South Carolina.
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