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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

0>SsSSoso " VIC A<O01SV11Sc 8OO 6O1u1oEO "a
al shall have refused liberal psopositios
1ism Congsess 10 relation to that work
Without such proposition il would be I'm.
0eoerocs, Il not unjust, foe Congress d
geodes that work valucless, by msk;nQ Z
ffse canal On the other side Of the riveS.
The Territory e Wisconsin has recent
y bseu fUrn.ed: . governor and Judges
appointed and . territorial government
will soon be established there It en-
bsases al our Territory BON Lake Mich
- west, and from the northern bounda-
nee Of Illinois and Missouri, to Tie Brit.
- hoe. II includes the Mississippi river
nun its eUurce to the mouth Of the Dee
homes. A territory large, and some Of
u fertile, and which must n no distan,
day include two or more stases.
a bill establishing many additional pcs:
souses has become law. This will Gre
~ - increase r:a,l Recommendation in
various quarters, and especially in the
Deethefn pa.sS o. our state.
he que st'on Of slavery has asit,,edI
the present session. and there
, great danger that il has 90, ye, been mn,
% rest. The abolitioa;s;s Of :hs ncrthl
- sctuased BY real 10 doub, misguided
81 viih the question Of So very, excep, in
~ District q Co!unb ia, this guyernmea,i
- noshing whatever to do. Slavery in
he states 70 Question excluMvely be,eno.t
p to themselves. The exped.ency al
i here was, however, the chefi
|2eesioo, and the pstitsCsers have no mid
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

IMB 04Ik8 DkT
A vnAcfBcaA SoxR.-The following
lauRhable circumstance occurred il sn
extensive bosk-bindery in this city, . few
days sgo:-
Doing much hurried with work. the
ysune lady "fol6em" sent for their ,neals,
Tor the purpose Of saving time in dining,
and enc Of then had sent her some honey.
which she spread upon her bread, and
continued working,
"Easins bread and honsy."
Suddenly, however, her "piece" disap
psared. She said nothing, bu, kept a
deuce Of thinking; and spreading aao,l .er
piece, laid il BY her si0s, determined to
keep an eye upon ,ts movements. but ;a|
n instant, 10! il too had vanished. This
was too much: mischievous fellow in the
roam VA suspected; thought struck her
"a Pos Of warm Else was at hand, and in
an instant. and unpesceived, she spread a
magnificent slice With the adhesive sub
stance. end casclessly laid il by hes:-,n a
sw'Dkline tho teeth of the tovmentos wasI
buried in the Attractive morsel! Such
and sPuttening a. followed was
Psobahly never heard of.-fpH1xA. pArx.
E1seurroN.-Benjamin F. Nor
RS, alias Joseph Thompson, was ext
ecuted at the town of Concord. in
the town Of Iroquois, on Friday, the !
10th ult. Probably a more har.
dened individual has seldom been
brought to the gallows in any coun-t
Try. Before his execution, he con-
Eessed he had stolen = great number
OF horses, had assisted IN setting FIRE
to a bank and the Pearl-street house
IN Cincinnati, had been confined in
the Ohio penitentiary for rape, had
mot four men in Ohio, and knocked
Town and robbed a man in the
'treets of Cincinnati, and had been
concerned in other crimes with GER
ain individuals whose names nj
would not perhaps be proper to
nention.-Chicago Amc, ican |!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

MEXICAN troops to Texas.
BY this arrival the editor of the n.
Orleans Bee has received Me,amor-
as journals to the 9Th Of June. The
editor adds
"Verbaily we have been informed,
through our news collector, BY the
captain and passenger, that Gene,.
a. Urea had been appointed generals
sIino OF the MEXICAN army against
Texas; anu tina, the Mexican con.
gress and government had resolved
to abandon Santa Anna to his fate.
The latter. however, may be doubted.
as we have a proclamation Of Urea.
dated Na:amofas. June 5th, who en-
titles himself genera! of Origaae. and
commanding IT, reserve Givision Of
the -HexGau army"
1t Is a So r. DOT .ad iha. he b ad been
AUTHORIZE 70 ,aise an army Of | S, 900
men; aI.i thai $4,000 had been
raised IN one day by subscription in
the city Of Mexico to equip them
the loans or donations 20 the govern
ment stii; continuing.
An EXPEDITION unaer Gen. Corta-
"a, consisting Of 5000 men, had arr
we'd al Saltilio, ana ano:nsr .! 1000
under Gen. Valencia, was 10 have
from Vera Cruz .oT Gu
Pano. but had DELAYED IA consequence
Of 400 Texans having takeo posses-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

S1NEED AND CARPENTER PATENT WHEAT
- THRAStIlNG MACHlNE.--The subscribers are
now prepared TO offer to the public Wheat Thrashing
Machine on an improved plan. which is superior to any
now in use in this country We say with confidence,
tina, they will thrash with less horse power and cleaner,
than any other we have sccn-Ne only ask fair
rial and We warrant them 10 plcase-We have doubt
that they will supersede all others; wherever they
known or used Our patent taken out last Spring,
and we built and sold several last season, which gave
perfect satisfaction and all who used them pronounced
ihcm 10 be The best they had We will sell
naeuts for counties or States reasonable terms, and
would recommend all machine builders to adopt plan.
We will also furnish machines, built in The best
and warranted 10 please Reference to Col. T. J. Ran
dolph. Col Thomas Macon, John P Sampson, William
Gilmore, Hugh Nelson: Francis X. Nelson, Peter Mer
welhef all OF the county of Albemarle. Letters adj
dressed to stapeton C. Sneed Evere,lsvie, Abemarle
county, Va, will be attended 10.
January &C.. s2-w:}m
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POETRY.
q. v,.ru yprrEM.lSs uS,CSG.

ON THE DEATH OF THE ErIE'oN
" ny WORDSWORTH J,
When first descending from tnr n'''
| saw the stream Of faHo" s''S
Along a bare and Open valley Ill.
The E.,rck Shepherd was III! gun
When last along its banks VAL" LJ
,Thro, Groves tia, had bes;un 10 -.
,rici, euIIen leaves upon tho
Sv atoms the Border Minstrel '''
mi ;.htv minstrel brcdthcs no longer,
,NJ;d m0ulicrias ruins 10" I've :'cs
I'D ,n,t, upon the brac* OF ia'to"
iiaS ciu.cL the She2hcri-foctS eyes.
y..h,. ,tc rolling year twice measured
E,,m SIN TO sign his steatast course,
since every mortal power oi ColerISe
Was frozen at its marvellous source.
The rap. ONE, Of the GodIike forehead,
The heaven. Eyed creature, sleeps IN earth,
And Lamb, the frolic aud tho gentle,
Has vanished from his lonely health
Like clouds that rake the mountain summit
Or waves tho; own curling hand,
How fast has brother followed brother
From sunshine to the sunless land!
Yet T. whose lids from infant slumbtrs
Wore earlier raised, rennn 10 hear
A ,ind voice that asks ia whispers,
"Wbo next will drop and disappear "
Our naughty life is crowned with darkness,
Like London, with its own black wreath,
On which, with thee, CrabSc, foTihlooSins
/ gazed from tcmpsteud's breezy heath;
"A il bat yesterday departed,
Thou, too, ur. gone before; yetwhy
For ripe fruit srasonably gathered
Should frui survivors heave Sigh:
No more Of old romantic Sorrows
For slau entered youth and lovc.lorn mnid
With sharper grief is iarow sn'!t n, .
Aud Ettricx mourns with her their Shepherd aea"
R ydaI. Mount, Nov. 30, 1885.
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Piano Foa'aes.

BB OBERT NUNS, CLARK & CO.'S PIANOS
Hh, with Metallic Brace and Plate Grand Action lone
sounding board, upper Dampers and two Pcdals.-1he
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from tho
above makers the superior quality of whose instruments
in all respects duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand for them Throughout the United States and the
Cuna,as and as they are offered in Richmond at the
same price the makers charge in New York. adding on
" freight and insurance. the subscriber hopes TO receive
continuation Of the patronage so literally bestowed or
the above establishment by the citizens OF Richmond
and Of the State in general.
10 those not arcay acquainted with these fnstru-
nicnts ii may be SuprriuouS to say that they are
made with particular regard to keeping in tune, IAN OBJ
irct so desirable especially when distant from cities
where tuners seldom TO be met with having not
" the Metallic Plate but also the Brace. the most
tal Of all metallic applications in the Square Piano Forte
This brace is not applied by any makers except Nunns
Clark IL Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action as applied in these instruments: IS
Of simple constructions at the time most effective
in its operation being easy tn the touch, producing
powerful or soft tone L: The will Of the Performer and
will remain in perfect good order for many years. The
Dampcrs made improved plan, having four
times the quantity of cnih and otherwise varying from
the ordinary hampers. which them to operate bet
ter will last much longer and not liable to stick
make iinging noise, often the with those Of the
ordinary constructinn
MA ruaruntcr i'm writing entities the purchaser to
return exchange his instrument any time within one
year. should it prove dcicctivc.ef1
A new Pianos sold to remain in this city, vii! be
KEEP, in tune year without charge.
No charge is made for packing. or packing case.
Pianos tuned repaired and taken in exchange
=. If. TAYLOR,
Opposite The Banh Of Tirgina,
I'm
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GOOD NEW:; FROM LOUISIANA

We have several letters announcing The Democratic
triumph. We quote Que to show the advantage {" those
free CONSULTATIONS Of the party III which the conflicting
peirrsions II friends kindly discussed ai:d deter
mrL by vote I'll Tie ajMy II Is III tins mode Only
that c unity mcm confronting for the same principles
can b. preserved. Our correspondent says;
Previous to the c.rcliVn, the Democratic H"Fu1iI-
cans Of tie Legislature I, n,rrting aud arrrG ~ vote
r that Senator who received the greatest nun
Der VI VOTES 1T that meeting Cuonrl NlcoIas John
Gry.tS ana iialln Penn, wrrc the persons presented
To Tie ucc,g from whom the selection was To be- made.
Nicholas o;ta!ncd Tie nrty Of vutes, and the mrn-
rIs Ul r meeting om"rabiy fcd ccd HE picCs5c .hcy
had gwen ~ supporting linn 10 ian. he while num-
Der oi votes i'll both Houses :} Nichu!as GJtlnrd
he td ballot - votes: being bLic ma j1Tty of The
Whole. All circumstances considered. we have "ntlnrd
glorious triumph. Col Nicholas declared lis ntcn.
not uny 10 SUPPORT cordraiiy the Administration.
but also support Mir Van Buren,. lie is nlan o.!
honor a!d al character.
"Nrw Gr..r,H<. Jan. II, I;I5.
"r. EL,:r, Es-iy dear Sit The cIrr.'ur
fill vacancy BY Tie Resignation OF ChareS Gayae
Col H. Nicholas Ia, brrn "I etc. by maturity o his
as Etr n,la In Col NrolS the administration VIII lind
Grn dtli supporter" Mr. y. favor oil the !iHngag
ral,! 10 Ill.,, ~ tbr @ Of the co srrss II won"
be hardly my siang, he fivo OF Van Burcno
aae truly Een5sGn, and 70, h by fGrtag tE
nivitual "Ss nscessHny coa"tn to the p"cpr'"etes cad
/, will be observed, tia: Sir, Barrow, {, HAac jack
son man, as they choose to call Ecnsclvrs was run by
tho editor of The Nashville Republican. Ii is Of such
bitter enrn:rs Of the President, will take his
and assume mask Of personal friendship TO destroy
him, that the Opposition throughout the South avail
themselves The Republicans Of Louisiana understand
Mr. Barrow. lie did not get the vote Of solitary
friend of the President Administrations lO5c.
Mr. Ewing, Senator Of WinoiS.-We have given our
Why friends the good news from Louisiana We give
them this short published in the Cincinnati papers
under the authority OF the lately elected Senator from
illinois, by way Of settling their stonachs ai:cr the
Louisiana dose. tiiobc.
The Hon. W. L. D. Ewing who has been elected by The Illinois
legislature 10 ill the Vacancy the United Staes Srnac, occa
s'"c by lhc eAth Of Mr. kndc arrived III this city Friday aS
OIL his Way TO Washington
a. there has Sccn speculation with regard Mr.. Ewings
loties, Originating wiih the the l"us,c
Journal we r authorized 10y a Ewing that he dcc
ocd ehd u 'he ADMINISTRATIONS aud
poses to support the ticket Il" the Baltimore Convention he
was elected upon these principles by tic LEGISLATURE
protesting any other could tot have been chosen
Mr. Ewing was one Vi the hrt VIM Buren,
johnson aS IN ilauiS lie us always been decided aunch
Democrat and goes TO Washington adiunc: Wig
hut un ubc aud honest supporter ui Tic and
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THE FLORIDA WAR.

MOBILE, January a.
The Massacre The absorbing interest which the
butchery of our fellow citizens in Florida has created
has induced US to re-pablish, from The New Orleans
Prise and massacre of the two companies of u S. Troops
under the command of Major Dade, their march from
Tampa Bay 10 Camp King The particulars detailed
are ia letters from two officers Of the army,
detachment of regulars, from New Orleans, under
,be command of Col Twiggs Of the u S. Army, will be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

Ok a mn REWARD-Ran away from ne, Gnf'g
-. Il wv the early part of The year, BE- N''f
LEY, stout nualto, aged about - years nat par
tculariy deslgnatcs hInI. is the prominence OF MS "
lures, having Il nose much of the Roman cast u "
probable that he las reached OF the ttr" ;'tl''
there passing free man though It may be-, 'ha ~
is still lurking about at great distance. Having 'E
acted as boatman, he may be somewhere on jane
river The above reward will be given for III: d'HIe',
for his confinement in any ail, so that Obtain
possession Of him. ANNE H. Moop''
Che rfiru Oct 81. :U--"u
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Major General WINFIELD Seorr, OF the u - !au
, consisting oc Major Van Buren,: (spn TT the VICE
Pr.sLent) DR.. Cabcll and five other gentlemen wnosr
names VIC have not learned passed through TINS lls o
Sunday for Fl.ria, After proceeding i" the l,1' r'Iu
Cars about eight miles from town, the engine anu "'
accompanying train ran of The rails and landed lie g
liant General and his fellow passengers, very nncrrr'',
niously in the woods We happy 10 STATE t'A' i
the slightest injury sustained by any of the r1,'y
from this accident They found quarters at MIS- n'l.
ups where they remained until one o'clock YESTERDAY
cured they proceeded on their journey Gen scott Oh
his arrvain Florida, will Immediately assume The cont
and of the T. S troops and prosecute h: war a!aliS'
the indians with tie utmost vigor--Fet'rS0"S C'"S'e'-
IT, ion.
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n H ENRI full brother of Monsieur Tonspn. viii stand
g. a the ensuing season 1880 in the vicinity O." Iil'
fax, North Carolina, fifty dollars the srason. and
vrnty five dollars to insure. From his great SUPP
rior bone and finish, his Citizen and Medley blood IS
believed that stallion is better adapted the Achy
and doubl"Arcy mares, (Which abound in Haitian and
Norlhampton:l cross, both in torm and Hnod than Is
Henry. For his Memoir and Engraving. Gan Engraving
which BY does justice TO the horsc.J srr t!
March No, 1873, Of the American Turf Register. lie
will be under The control Of Mr. X. 5 Wooding
BAIIE PEfTON
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TE7tE current debts Guc 10 the Ull!r" 81 i,. E7.L
q the United States ut Rich.m'nd: wc!. ,!a!! rr,g'
unpaid, will. on the lst Of the ensuing ni':;,. It, %
l;.rrr,l to he Bank al Virginia and The farnr:> R.
Virginia. The suspended debt due I" the l. AZ ::,.
United States and payable at lis Office "a, ;:ri;I
viz :,stpd notes and bonds well Us j":gtu,t,<
be collected at the said Oilice.Thr approach
period wrn the charter expires, will, it is i,c. N,
the debtors the Necessity Of early attention 10 l.
claiInS DEC. 81 d
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~ -
e Court. 18th January, lS:'j:
Nlrslack Hicks, Nancy Carol. Sally Hicks Richard
Taylur and Suckrv. his wife, and john w. f"Tu anu
Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Hicks, Devis's OF NC
shack Hicks. dec d. '''''''
a9alnS. ,,, H.,
Josa!l Leakc, Executor Of Mc<!Iack Hicks, dec d.
Eliz,ln til Hicks the widow and Thomas bernard ana
Pulv. his wife, formerly Polly Hicks, lsham CI'meh's
and Cary his wife formerly Cary Hicks, Pa;s'y Byrd
formerly Palscy Hicks, ana Ilrny Hall and Lncy lis
IIrts I.r'L Drs.
The Bill oflhc plaintiffs being fled and the defendants,
Thomas Bernard and Polly his wife, and fIsey nyf"'
formerly Patscy Hicks. not having entered ter al
pearacc and given security according 10 the Ac VI As
srbly and the rules Of this Court. and IL appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Cont that hry are not niaDi'as
nf this Cun:nonwrathOn the motion ct tie plalnus
by counsel: is ordtrcd. That the said Thomas bernard
and Polly his wife, and pasc; Byrd, Go appear here On
the first day Of April Court next and answer The pam
ills Bill; and that copy Of this order be ol thwh IN.
serted in some newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond
Tor months successrcy and posted at The front door
OF the Court house Of this cnnnty. y topy-lrstr,
MAR. W. MILLER, D: {. G. c.
J,uuorv yG S2-wSw
QUESTIONABLE VA. CLOTHING STORE, near-
"a In opposite Mc Bill Iircrn.The Subscribers re-
specially inform their friends ana the public generally,
tia: they have now on hand and intend keeping, large
and extensive assortment q" ready made laSllIohab!e
cothnr consisting part of the following artIcrS
Blue black olive, and other shades q, dress and rock
culS,
Brown olive. mixed anu drab coa:s,
P,crShaln and flushing, do. do.
Mixed, olive and brown cloth and casSInrt coaceS,
Blue black draJ and other shades cloth and CASHMERE
pantaounS,
Black and fancy bIcksiiu cashmere Pants.
Blue brown, mixed, plain and slrl pc! cass!net do
Beaverton Partitions, Jackets assorted,
Black and ig'd silk velvet Vests,
Th;bet and Valencia, do,
Cluth and Cashmere, do:
Satin anG hnnIaznc, do,
Black silk and fire. silk, do:
Grntlcnrns cloth and canIr, Clocks,
Ladies' CoakS
Alcrno Shirts and Drawers.
Irish linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do,
Wuocn and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Shams, Collars, Cravats,
Silk and cotton Pocket fldkis,
Suspcndcrs, Hosiery
Tcnnants celebrated Stocks,
Negro Clothing: NC, &c.
Also OIL hand very superior stock Of Cloths. CasS-
mercs and Vcstings purchased from the latest lporla
TONS wc! they will make up TO order. on the shortest
notice and most approved style and newest fashion.
All Of which they will sell. wholesale and retail. on as
accommodate articles Of the desert ption
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
Country Merchants and others will find it to their adj
vantage to give them 4 call as they determined 10
sell at the lowest possible prices.
Dec T. TGI-wl0w HOOPER Il GRAFT.
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tngushed is apprehended that he will gTTe , fne
dos;nn and energy that becomes the power and lorce
Of the country he devastation and ruin that ne mas
"''e"o! '"D'|1 C1. Iaausiinc IIcrhd
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YHYHE Petersburg Railroad Company have the ~,
y sure to announce 10 the public that having oI'
their Hotel at B!akery Depot, (stuatcd at the ScI'
termination Of the Petersburg and Roanoke ha'"a1
upon an enlarged scale, il will be opened Oh t't I'D
oroyi,no. and conducted il style which WILL Is "tI
afford every co,!or, and satisfaction that he d's''
Blakelry Depot, u {. 7-c-aM
lanuarr li,h. lE!G
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FTEW BALTIMORE ACADEMi.-Th;s Srmina.
" rs which is located in very healthy nrighbOr.
ood and which has been in long aud successful opera
oir will bc OPEN fer the reception of students the
18th January, l-:G, under the OF Elder John Og
vic and such assistants may be found necessary FL
der Olvr stands dcservcdly high for capablity and
dusr in his VOCATION well for great attention to the
morality of youths entrusted to his care-he branches
taught in this institution reading, writing arlthmc
tic geography grammar use Of the globes, composition
mathematics algebra history and the Latin language
The terms of tuition are, for the Latin $50; for the high
or English branches, $50; and for the lower, Sl2 per
annum-Board in the ncighborhood $50 for the scho
asc weary acatons from the 18th Of December to the
18th Of January and the entire month Of Augls-App
cation may be made either of the undersigned trus
tees, or to the principal Of the Academy.
WM. HUTTON,
CHARLES HUTTON
PHI. a. KLIPS1INE,
JNO. BROWN. Trustees
TIL. r. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE.
THOMAS FOSTER,
Dec. 10. G'-w12t
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January 10.

YENO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Form-
q rWr .Tusic amt Fancy NOrc.-l have in store, am
constantly receiving. and viii be very glad to SELL the
most splendid assortment Of PrAHos and all otlcr kinds
Of musical Instruments strings music, furniture, and
many fancy subst0"trrs As putting is odious, will
merely state that ms Pianos more beautiful, their
tone swcrtrr and more powerful that they rcainn tune
longer and arc better built than all other inferior
and lastly, that they be learnt to play in half the
time of some other Instruments in short they as
much superior TO many sold at other places church
organ is to s.IIarp, with the tongue broke ont. AS
to other musical instruments, furniture and fancy goods
they are far above any comparison. will sell lower
than any other person in this Slacindecd low, that
yru will he aslonlshed All Planes, after Sold,
will deliver gratis any distance under 10 miles. also
warrant aud keep them in tune II months. hire out
Pianos. repair old ones. and take them in exchange.
will sell Chairs lower than any other person and be
~ polite, particularly to Ladies.
Oct. Is. [IG-lai.In- w:n] GEO p. kNAUFF.
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Ear HARRIS, Qatc Of Goochnnd,) Respectable =,
81 Crrs his professional VICES 10 Tic iu1aii1.

Nlchuoud and It's vicinity. His Office is a!ovc Clan.
Auction S,o:r--aL which place he can b" laur! Al :.
times unless professionally rngngcd, or at MsS S;.r;
boarding. house. adjoining the v ash;ng,o i.y,aa
| Jan. - 60 :,war.
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a NTll., by Monsieur Tonson--dam, lsabrlll-"A
"a stand the ensuing ls:G) at Halifax Couf
House, Va. at thirty dollars the season. and toytr
dollars 10 insure His performances too well kmo"H
in Virginia TO require comment. That he was race
horse of the frs. class, all Distances maniesrdH
his contests with 'rrlc, Mcdoc. Mucke- John JrssaH
IIalislar. &c., &c His sire was unrivari T4ce
horse, and his dams runners the latest genera
tons He has grown and spread very much. and Is N
form most striking likeness of the Godolphn Alail'n
AS to his pedigree, ii is without bcmsl, and vii e
given with his performance in due time. lie Will he
under the direction Of Mr.. Robert S. Woodng.
January IA. 7e-lel BALE PEfTON
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A q GAlA REWARD--Ran away from MIR. Rob
- 4 wv Payne, in the Spring of ISIS, negro
nan named ANDREW, brown complexion, about 5 feet
10 inches high "a years Of age, stout made, and weighs
from lG to 10 pounds, has marks OF scars IecolIrct
cd-hc was purchased by Mr. Robert Payne, of Peter
G.. Cosby, of Richmond, for Tic Corporation Of Hunts
villc Alabama Dir. Cosby purchased him of Mr.. Thad
deus jones' Amelia he has wife in the neighborhood
and is supposed to be lurking thcrcaboutsA reward
sion and delivery to Messrs. Goodwin Il Tcmprman, Of
Richmond having him secured in any Jail in the State
Of Virginia. GEORGE L. BElENE,
Mayer IF HnntsriHr .7iGbama.
Jan. H. Twin