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SHIP BISCUIT.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
February Is, lc3G.
NDROPOSALS sealed and endorsed ''Proposas to
81 furnish Ship Biscuit will be received at this Of
flee until ) o'clock p. Nj of the 10Th day of March next
for furnishing and delivering at the Navy Yard Gospor
Virginia. any quantity Of ship biscuit: to be made wholly
from fine flour of the manufacture othe year lc the
year 1886 that may be required during the year loG al
that Navy Yard. for the use of the Navy.
The said ship biscuit must be fully equal to the quality
and must correspond in size 10 The sample now lodged in
the said Navy Yard by the Commissioners of the Navy
and be subject to such inspection as they may direct
must be in all respects satisfactory to them or the Com
mandant oihe Navy Yard and must be packed and de-
livered in good substantial and bgh -four barrels with
double lining hoops al each head, for which no charge
must be made and good shipping ORDER free of all cost
to the United States.
On application to the Commandant Of the Navy ard
at Gosport Virginia, at this office, printed forms OF
offers to furnish the ship biscuit, and samples of the bis
cult will be furnished. Should any other form be used
the bidder will be considered bound by the spulatons
and conditions of the printed forms, contormaby to
which the contract and bond will he drawn up.
Ten per centum will be withheld from the amount OF
all payments on account of the contract to be made as
collateral security in addition to the bond to be given to
secure performance, in any event to be paid until
the contract is in all respects complied with go.
Feb %. Ho-tl0M
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W Il. " III \

Extract Of ietsr 10 the Editor Of the Sunday Morn
Jag News, dated Laguayra, Feb. !. lS:h
Tie country is tranquil. With the exception OF Porto
Gabr,lo. which is still in the possession of the Reform
iss but is hourly expected to ialbeag entirely cut off
from all supple; by sen and land General Carabuno
holds m con.-a Ut Gun. Paez insisting un.
conditional surrcaisr Gen. Marino, who at the
head OF she Renrnists has abandoned the cause in
which he eluak"d and is III the Island OF Cura.
er,a. Crra;p is sentenced to sn:!ar Grath.
In Consequences OF the late unsettled state of the coun-
t-y the uumations have been very mach neglected for
want Of hands 10 gather in The cops which abun.
Ga't.Fe aborerS having been called eli to put Down
the faction the p;ocnce wi therefore, be very late get
ting to market.
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.-:7;,,: ADVERTISEMENTS.

SALE OF LANDS IN the Counties Of
HS'na,sa.ua ard CuinpteA.-ln obedience 70 &C.
- t,h. i5cu, Superior Court OF Law anu Sn"nCEtS
c'e us-;co county, pronounced on the oth Guy u De
' ISIS, IL SUIT therein uepeno!hs oet"e." " III.
cenN" ,;,,;.,,a,ur O! WIN. G. K. Mewbern, dec ana
b''"s' w1 BILnr and Mary his wife, plaintiffs and
lac sA n.n,h and oaers defendants, the Subscriber
Ao'' 80 - ,n IN, day OF pril next, 70 sell Ill pup
w." ,,ect of laud called Soufh Easl, iately Tie
"s auS, W.. h,ewbern and Sarah X. Mewbern. con-
Is''ae"~ ~ ,,i,u,,i,, two hundred and hinety'seven
- spd one cusI,e.-he the same ulofe u. 'Ji"s
ouu,r 81 Powhaian, about one mile ito'i l''e va
!" and abuu, the same distance from tie hP
age Y. -. ,Ii,iniur The lands of J. NJ. Harris, Ni-
u,,,,v and others This land is IN healthy ST.
.',,r and very agreeable nclghoorhood anu Is no"
..,,r al MIS- Mcsy Sklpwlth, tr whom J. IS lehs
- &, the wrsent year. The sale WI oe v" LIE lte"
,d ", he subject 10 the lease ol The present tenant
a., a, lie. expiration o. The present year anu 'HG Pu'
49,, xiii be en,tted 10 the rents WHICH VIII 1a'' ue
., ~. uprcIase. Oue-,l1!Id OF the purchase money
' ., an the day o! sale, and the balance paya-
t' .n .cusl iuslalmeplS OF SIX and twelve months,
n scanned Ly notes payable and neSouapie at baiiH,
,",h -nj endorsed: aae until paid the title Will be re-
,S t, ,,,,,b.r scccr,ty This land wall be shcwn by
Il, YIN lluyrar or x. SkiPw.h to persons des!rous
IN nnrehas-lie will alo proceed on The !2th DAY VI
Anil n.x, :, the door Ut the Franklin Hote IN the
yo NJ r,chbuyg 10 I'LL at public auction: upon The
~ a,,,:. .no,N.r tract ot laud containing BY estlma
,ou 81, hundred and eightr.one acres-be the same
e or Jps-Iyiap in The couaty OF Campbell, upon the
s,,oa rad TO Richmond. shout eight miles below Lyhch-
nrTg and about two miles from James river iad]olhinS
the lands OF Wm. Ross. Spotswuod ID. CteIiStaw, Nm
{ IcAH:s.er sad others. This land Will be shewn ny
The said VIM C. NcA!sser 10 persons deslrous 10 pur
cb,ssThess SKIES will be made BY the subscriber as
b oup,ssoaer of tie Co<l, acting under the decree
,I,v..msr,;oprd WM. BOILING, Comr.
u,,cbs l00-4aw2w"
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E'iaahO lfOl'tcS.
February -.

EBOBERT NUNNS, CLARK & CO.'S PIANOS
II q, with Metallic Brace and Plate Grand Action long
sounding beard, upper DamperS and two Pcdas.-lhc
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from the
above makers. the superior quality of whose Instruments,
in all respects duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand for them through the United States and the
Cana,as and they offered in Richmond ut the
sul-. price the makers charge in New York, adding on
" i!cirh and insurance. the subscriber hopes to receive
continuation of the patronage bcraIly bestowed
the above establishment by the citizens OF Richmond,
and Of the State in general.
To those not already acquainted with these lnstrl
ments il may be supertluous to say, that they
made with particular regard TO keeping in tune IAN OBJ
cc 50 desirable especially when distant from cities. or
where tuners seldom to be met wIth having not on
IL the Metallic Plate. but also the Brace the most eSse
al of all metallic applications in the Square Piano Forte
This brace not applied By any makers eXcrp: Annns
Clark d. Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action applied in these instruments. IL
of Simple construction, at the same time most effective
in It's n,cralinn being easy to IT." touch. producing
powerful or soft at the will at the periurner and
will remain in perfect good order for many years The
hampers are made on improved plan. having four
times the quantity of CLOTH and otherwise varying from
the ordinary tAmpcrs which them /" operate bet
ter will last much longer, and arc not liable To stick or
make inrng nosc so often the case With those oi Inc
ordinary construction.
T'& runruncc in writing entities the purchaser 10
return or exchange his instrument any time within one
year should It prove defective. 30
All new Pianos sold TO remain in this city, Will he
kent in tune one year without charge.
No charge is made for packing, or packing case.
Pianos tuned, cpaired and taken in exchange.
P. Il. TAYLOR,
Opposite the Bank Of rirginia.
.},pTuo
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HALIFAX, 5lh December, 1885.

E1EMALE SEMINARY AT FARMVlLLE-The
q NEXT session will commence Tuesday. the Isl
day of March. Tuition-Junior Class, English, per
year so; Senior Class. English. per year ;S2o The
additional expense for Painting. Music, and the Ian.
guagcs the same as heretofore.
On the first Monday in March, we expect also 10 open
Female Seminary near PAysie Springs. buckingham.
Tire course of instruction and tuition will be the same
We have valuable apparatus for both places, and at
Buckingham board young ladies' for 81 per
month. 4. J. HUESTlS,
r. G. LOVING
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N OTlCE.-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, will be sold
by the subscriber, executor of Greed Taylor. de-
ceased at Raines TAVERN in the county Of Cumberland
to the highest bidder for cash about twenty Slaves many
of them young and very likely. All PERSONS having
claims against the estate of Creed Taylor deceased
requested to produce them to the subscriber order that
preparation may BIZ made to pay them.
SAMUEL TAYLOR. Executor.
March ). E)-tus
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r>uUlRER rs published twice week, generally, and
" Inc du-i: the OF the state LeSlsi.t"tc,
.,:r "sv Five oiurs pc, auuun, payable IN d.
P h s@' arrrri specic-rayns hunks (onlyl will he re-
NsS E0t will suan,es The safety o, r"m''
~ 81, uSu-r all benny pad ny The WRITER'S
y! n'' but ~ the discretion u The
sd as'l have bee" 2sa op Of niue papers, shall
" OF ApyERTs.Se each
~ Oac inserted, utilt has either bccn paid io
;N,'n,s y" nrr.ou IN this city or its rnrirons.
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Feb. 90,

NMTlNTER ARRANGEMENF.-TwI 4 WEEK
w The Steamboats, Columbus aud Pocahontas 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9TH december, 10 only t"icc week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
dav morning, at ~ o'clock; and on and after Thurs
dav the 9TH january, lc:} they will run only a
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday. and Norfolk
every Monday morning. at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vipaon of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice, the pas
senrcrs will be landed al Annapolis, as formerly.
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning. for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and Wednesday.
Passage and fare to Norfolk sc. All baggage at the
p,limore December 4 Gift
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R ID 90 REWARD.-.icds of.-Ran away from
y 4 eBsB the subscriber about the 18th of Novein-
Der last yellow Of the Of EDWIN. (he some
time calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
high rather raw-boned little stopped in his Shout
dcrs his coun,enancc very good hair o!rraby brSby.
He has lost most of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lantern. jawed tle is good shoemaker. lie
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apPrchended in the
State and Sl5O if apprehended out OF the State, and so
secured tina, get him again.
Feb 20. [G3-tl Of ROckbridyc.
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II OUISA HOTEL-'rhe subscribers having rented
B this desirable situation at Louisa Courthouse, I'M
der the firm of James w. Smnnt Il Co, respectfully III
wife their friends and the public generally, TO give them
call The buildings have been recently and thorough
" rpared-,he rooms ire all neatly and newly furnished.
attached to the establishment is large brick building,
in which are several comfortable and convenient rooms,
exclusively for the accommodation of families and
others, who may desire quiet and retired situation.
The stables will receive the particular attention Of the
propretors. 49,
=. Nlessrs R. NJ Wier Il Co.'S line Of Stages from Rich
mond Charlottesville and Warrenton, stay all night at
this house three times week.
CHARLES S. JONES.
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES w. SHOOT.
March l. S'-lV
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March l..

aIASH FOR 2Ou NEGROES.-We will give the
q highest market price, in cash, for two hundred like
" Negroes, from ~ 10 IS years of age Every person
who intends to sell, will do well to give Us CALL near
Seabrooks Warehouse, where we are prepared 10 keep
them safe and comfortable. whether for sale other
wise. THUS. M CAltuO a. ~
no, u lift
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Dec. 10.

I'm Y-VIRGlsIa-Al a Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chanccry continued and held for
the town Of LynchGurg ut the cntrthousr in the said
town, OF Monday evening the 2Ih day Of JULY le33,
sitting as Court Of Chancery:
Arnisead Barkcsdae, surviving Executor Of Thomas
Thwcatt dec d, flaintIh,
against
Abfau Keene and James Eastman. Executors Of Will
liam Kccnc decd, Paul Darlington. Executor of George
Carrinr,nn dec d. Thomas S. Spragns Administrator
Of Mechzrdeck Spragins, decd, William Bailey and
John Cooke Executors Of Herbert {. Cncke dec d, Tho
mas B. Child1rsS Administrator dr. bonis of the said
Hrrbrr, c. Cooke, decd, Henry SCOT, William Webb,
and Thomas AlcCargo, Detendants
Administrator of Melchizadeck Spragns dec d, and it
appcarnr to the Court, by the execution, which
sued out by the plaintiff upon the decree pronounced in
this CAUSE on the lhh day of January 1889, that the
defendant Paul Darlington, Executor OF George Car
rinon deceased, has paid the OF one thousand innr
hundred and iitv.vc dollars, and eighty cents the
third part of the said decree and that the said Thomas
S. SpraginS, Administrator aforesaid hath pnd the
sum of two thousand nine hundred and eleven dollars,
and sixty cents the other twobrds Of said decree and
it appearing BY the papers Of this that Herbert c.
Cookies estate should reimburse the estate of NlrclZl
deck SpraEinS, dec d. half Of the last the Court
doth order. that of the Commissioners of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Il" Halifax county,
do take account OF the estate of Herbert &. Cnckr
dec d, and ascertain how much to the hands Of
William Bailey and John Cooke. and whether they de
vered the said estate to Thomas Is. Chdress and
how much to Thomas b. Childress; and that the said
Commissioner do aisn take account asccrtnnng the
amount of the estate which tn the hands of the de-
PENDANT. Thomas B Chdress. the Administrator de GCniS
Of Herbert &. Cooke, dec d: and whether the SAID
Bailey or Cidress has assets sufficient 10 pay the SAID
Spragns claim unless the said William Bailey. the
said Thomas B. Childrcss and his securities the defend
ants. Henry Scott William Webb, and Thomas McCargu
will admit assets sufficient and that the said Commits
soner report the said accounts to this Court with any
matters specially stated thought pertinent by himself
required by the parties to be- SO stated
A COpy-Teste ID. ROBES. Gk.
HALIFAX, 5lh December, 1885.
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the hour of 10 o'clock. 4. NJ nf the 10Th
day Of March. IS:. the house Of John S. Lew
ellen. at Halifax Courthouse, the time and place for
commencing the duties prescribed in the forrgong order
Of Court when and where they required to attend
with the necessary documents and evidence TO enable
report in pursuance OF said order.
JOSEPH c. TERRY, c. c. II. C.
Feb. Is. 9l-w4w
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January -.


MTEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY.-Ths Sensina-
" ~. which is located in very healthy Neighbour
hood, and which has been in long and successful opera
ton, will be open for the reception al students the
10Th January, lS6, under the Of Elder John Og-
vie and such assistants may be found necessary. Ell
der Oilvc stands dcservcdy high for capabity and in
dustry in his voca nn well rs for great attention TO the
morality Of youths entrusted to his cae.hc branches
taught IN this nsti;ulIon rrading writing, arhnc
TIC geography. grammar, OF the globes composition,
mathematics algebra, history, and The Latin languagc-
The terms Of tuition for the Latin $40; for the high
or English branches, $50: and for the lower Sl2 per
annuln-Board in the neighburhoud STD for the scho
as,c year-Vacatons from the l1th Of December to the
18th oflanuary and the entire month of August-Arp
cation may he made 10 either Of the undersigned lrns
tees, or to the principal of the Academy.
WM. HUTTON,
CHARLES HUTTON,
PHI. A. kLlPSTlNE,
JNO. BROWN, iTruStctS.
TIL. R. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE.
THOMAS FOSTER,
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YENO PLANTERS OF ORONOkO TOBACCO
Ill The planters of whom | have purchased crops of
Orpnoko Tobacco, will confer favor by deliver
ng them to the order of r. L. r. Gwnlhmey in the city
of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the LIST Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by The Isl
OF June will please defer the delivery until the 18th of
June any time between the middle OF that month and
the first day of july JOHN e. HUGHES.
Off
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March ).

4 SA BUSHELS black eye Peas,
Il OV 81 bushels calavance do.
81 bushels crowdcr peas,
10 do white beans,
80 do orchard grass seed,
$50 do herds grass do. ~.
good assortment of garden seeds Of the crop Of 1885,
warranted genuine.
Clover, timothy burnett greensward and other grass
peccd daily.
Agricultural implements and plough castings usual,
for sale by WIN. PALMER.
March5. 99-.}t
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VvTILL BE SOLD, Gu Friday, the 18th instant, If
W isls. if not the next fair day thereafter at He
kyry Bona ia Hanover county, first rate riding morse,
,,di!s alsl BRIDE and pre wardrobe, rocking chair,
&C. &c 4 creGt uE;i! the LIST Of January next, WILL
be gyea r,on Ike purchaser executing bond with ap'
proved security At the same time and place. likely
y,unp Negro insn wall be hired OUT for the balance ot
tbs year. J. II. VI. pho' ~, 'iaH
March :, u00-Al o''.'at. Sheppard, decd
MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR Satellite sub
Ta c.!l.. has tor sale, number Of choice bodies OF
Land ia he State Of Mississippi in healthy aud beau
iu region G: the STATE, well adapted to the growth
o:coou IN corn-He is also authorised to sell NUM-
be. Of valuable settlements =, J. and years credit;
thus pvlnc tie purchaser time to open the lands and
mase the money pay tor it. The greai lnuucenent
held gu, TO settle in this State, both for comfort and
profit is daily becoming more manifest. No one who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east OF
the Bio Black anG Pearl Rivers have any fears on the
score OF health The couatry is finely watered, general
g and is han and broken eaough The State Is soon 10
be nut under system Of Railroads. which Will ahoId
convenient markets to all portions otlt The ROADS from
Jackson to Mobile, from Jackson TO the lompecoee
river near TIE moG,h CT Nefubee river and another from
the Icksbrrg road to Columbus, and the Orleans and
Nashville road which is requ,ed to be run east OF Pearl
river viii make ihe couutieS Of Winston, hemper,
Laude,dae Norrbee &c the most desirable portion OF
Tie STATE la all these c0pates the subscriber VIII sell
lands he may be found at Columbus until the middle
OF Nav ant a:t.r the 18th June in Richmond. Virginia.
MADISON WALTHALL.
MaychS loO-9t
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STRAYED or Stolen from the Subscriber stables,
g on the 18th day of January last, 10 miles east OF
Boyd,on and miles north of Lombasdy 1roVe large
roam Horse, with black legs, name and TAIL and some
black spots on his Iu,ap9about or 9 years old this
Spring liberal reward will he given for the delivery
of said Horse me- hin, so get him again.
purchased the said Horse in Tennessee, and expect he
will make off tina, way. JOHN f. LAMBERT.
kI.cklenhurp Feb 2I UJ-f
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TEYO Persons Aaring Negroes for Hire-We wish to
H hire for the ensuing year. large number OF hands,
to labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will Ike employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation Is
healthy and they will be well fed well clothed and we'll
treated We will give from seveny.iivc to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and more for first rate ones Apply
bv letter or otherwise J. ii. Hopkins at the Rail OF
fee. or to Messrs. George p CrumP and James Rat,
KIM William and the ucighborhood: TO James Hun
ter. Assistant Engineer the White Chimnes, Ca
ronc; or 10 Theodore 5. Garnet Assistant Engineer,
near Fredericksburg; to H. F. Guy 4 c." in tfcde-
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer ,,,,,,.
.9psnt for tic Il. +. !. 7. X. H. Company.
D, ., G.I-tf
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snr D'st'ic Of Frginia, 10 ru:
sS Remembered. that on the ,entl, day Of Februa
ivIrr! am" Domn one thousand eight hundred and
torrs H henaun Watkins Leigh of the said District,
Office tn, commonwealth Of Virginia hath deposited in this
owIos r u'e OF bookt'e title OF which, is in the fol-
,+msuTT wit: Reports of Cases, argued and de-
Covr, ~ IN Tie Courts of Appeals and in the General
lume ", '!!!sn'a-by Benjamin Watkins Leigh-vo-
cun,o iEie right whereof he claims as author in
s,eDJ 10 The &C, Of Congress entitled, an Act to
"e several sc,s respecting copyrights.
Mail, HENRY GIBSON,
= liu0-wiw Clerk Of the District.
NuilcE TO FARMERs.-we shall receive 10
o,,. 'e "neat this season, after the tweatie,l day
10 present month"; (iIarch) Those who haze Wheat
'''' are requested to send it in before that day.
C,u.- 2. J. CHEFALLiE & Co
N Try" hIis, March /. 97-t2ON
lNh'-ihe subscriber wishes to hire for the ba-
cm. Ie el the year, hrst rate Cook who can
will "n recommended, and for such liberal price
NC gwen. JOHN VOWLES,
Fab q, Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville. ia.
~ -' M-If
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& HrkAEiOMlNY LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
~ '''''el has good Farm in the lower end OF Hano
H'cSiGiy. ABOUT nine miles from Richmond. 10y the
. "a about be- established situated or the Chick
i'EHny Swamp, containing by recen, survey, three
hh'G'"l aid iitty nine and three fourth acres. The
''Ha embraces about hat!-aad about two thirds
" ~ Cleared and we'll adapted to the production Of
*kat, &c; the other third, is well numbered, with
ta. 'aS DC There is of the other half, about one
second rate low grounds. equal to any the
'ae balance is first rate low grounds, principal
and remarkably we'll tinsbered, its growth
i OF ash curIed maple and oak, of first rate qua
bsy;,1 'ar'e Is on this Farm good dwelling house,
,"' no'as below and two above, aud first rate
snrG a"ass dry There is good corn-house, and
Sn, ~:aee kitchen, likewise barn. which will require
ss,,s e ts9ang. This farm is situated in good and
an heghoohuod, and the situation is as healthy os
Vow, M we c"uSty. The subscriber, intending to leave
,,I'''' IS determined 10 sell Terms made known on
'im"au'ns to WILLIAM A. JONES.
--auo'ef cocnty March s. l00-laftf
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g. BnA REWARD-und, in all probability, cas-
~ HRkH In IN Lc Srcs,rcL e rnul saisiucloIy iI

C1nA REWARD-und, in all probability, casi-
, wv IL to be SecareA From satisfactory in
nalIv., Kindly communicated 70 the subscriber ~
gentleman living in the uppee part of Cumberland, 1t
ll;nos: certain that kcr nan, BIS MosELEY: who
A-s beea abSect more THAI twelve month, has OBJ
LINED i;ce papers, filled up With the name OF Danean
ary and that he is thus passng under this title, as
ir i ta!iou, whose description precisely cores
rads with that u The subscriber Ben, seen on the
tl CT February, and examined by three or tour differ.
e. persons. tue Buckingham road, both above and
oow RaIGeS tsyeen He had such free pass as the one
s?oHen Of, and called himself Duncan Henry. He how
ever told different stories different individuals
10 one he sad that he boasaan-that his boat was
Still. Gu account OF ice-and that he on his way 10
LSacaonTg 70 another that hc search OF lost
NrrS-and toa ,hird tat he travelling to Buchanan,
ootetour X sGy OF these tales were true II Is pro-
;.ty the first; tos he long acted boatuan Oh James
s' and it Is h,ghy probable thu, he is often passing
7'"een Lyackburg and Rchinond. With little exer-
'Ht Is be!sved that any person IN Gather ot these
i!:S H'sat easily apprehend hNR. The above reward
WI Re gwen foe his delivery me, diving near Halls
'o !" the upper end OF Chesterfield, OK Tor his conne.
-;It IN any jai, that obtain possession of him.
lie bright mulalto, aud likely, about 81 or 80
lars Oh aye aud for OF his colour has features unu-
sally p:Om,sent. His nose is very uncoumon-beng
:fy uach Of the Rnlnan mould. 1t is believed that his
SSrch quicker uan ordinary, and that there is shot
HN OR ogr OF has ears. ANN Il. MOODY
eAcsH:tcd. Mach s. l00-w4w
r achhu;s viI.nan il requested TO insert t!r above,
az '0's;td the office Of the Enquirer. A. H. NJ