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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
TERMS of ADVERTISING.
Rappahannoek Land for Sale.

OFFER for following Tracts OF Land farm IN the
county OF rescx HeSs, containing 733 acres THIS
farm Rnppahannock SIX miles above
well for farming. uudersood enclosures ana
he necessary farm houses on IT. IL NOT sold al private ss
vii BE- offered al public auctiou u5anha the LIST day Of Mid
d.. May court. . ~,
in IN Stafford county, called Hdser Forest continuing 100
, This farm lies the Gold district, T"cSets Mii Il
NJ cued and has convenient building
not sold SALE will be Offered at ruhc auc-
@ Stafford Court house, the lt day OF Stafford May court
Tract OF land lancaster county, called Cyrus containing
ra 100 acres. This land lies Deep Creek ana
a. N woods which considered valuable. IL has small
hop on H. occupied II sold at PR ate sale
m public Lancaster Court house, on the
rs, tay OF lancaster May Court
All tie will be sold under the will OF the late kaw-
l, ~ Downnln OF county The terms VIII he ac-
'4ns the subscriber az Morsansvle tauqu'er
,1mo,y Va JOHN b. BOWMAN,
Executor of X. rs. DOnRman.
Sl-5iwtd
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate

gsY virtue OF made by John AID ms and Margaret
" John smith, deceased and the suoscfocfs
for the arn.f, bank Of the United states, hear
on the 2d June, 1915 and admitted TO Record IN the
~ - month the signed surviving trustees by request
~ Ps nj Directors Company OF the Back OF the Cnte
chartered Pennsy lvana Assisnees OF the
ok uf The United States will the 2Itb day oil April
~ proceed sell public auction, at the premises io READY
hsrrna mentioned, conveyed ny tnt sal
d.a wing Richmond, and skill rem aiming unsoid and
in J flIows 1.-The tnion Hotel WIN o.
s font on street, running back $50 iee with the stable aud
ea o. II being 81 feet 18th street, unnins back i"o
Of and 18Th streets nearly covered
with btinss lack of the said Union HOTEL Actlhs "a
Trustees such title only vested IN US by The
s,,j Jssd of trust. ANDREW STEVENSON,
JOHN ROBINSON,
fini-ilS1 Trustees
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WNAlL ROBBER.-Fifty dollars reward will be paid

NNAlL ROBBER.-Filty dollars reward will be paid
WI by me for the apprehension and securing in any
iaii in The United States, certain WILLIAM W.
TURNER who escaped from the Jail Of Henrico county
an the night OF the second day Of March he present
monthly and had been committed under the charge of
robbnG the mail oF the United States
The said WIN W. Turner is about thiriyfve yenrs old,
five feet six seven inches high olerably fair skin
,ck hair and eyes large nose, and thin vlsage two up
no, teeth IN the right side Of his mouth project beyond
his other teeth and two three of his upper jaw teeth
have bcen extracted lie is considerably marked with
the small pox and has lost part Of the hair of the right
eyebrow tailor by trade and believed to BE- an Irish
man nv birth 1t is not known what direction he has
taken but has probably gone northwsrd.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal u S.
! Richmond March 18th, 1889. 97-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

Il ". RANDOLPH Co, Booksellers and Roosbinders, e
W E1rIys Hotel, Rchmond) receiving by the
pac>eis Spring supply Of Books, Stationary and
Fancy Goods mac.ng usual variety, which having been
bought on the best they enabled to sell To country
Chats and others 1T very low prices.
BOOhLindiny.
vins purchased Nj. Mayo h, 5udry prepared 20
rnIn. mall Clerks Of Courts and others
who ha' heretofore hd their houks M yO assured that
" shall continue 10 m H. them in the best style.
School BOChs
'phes-On-ys Smiths, GootIcs Matte Brur's Wood
tds" aud WrInrds, Baitl's, Buu Worc.sers PaeyS Mrs
N4fs, Cumming - Pinnock's and Adams
Authmc,ics-lavies, Smiths Pixies, Sniley Green's Emcr
sous. Colboncs, JcsseS. N!es Benefits, D4bo's and
Adams
rpeler>-Welser New York, PeIleys u. States, Comie.
'"bH JnI0n Universal EI"rsOns Wore and Mayo's
Reat"A"w York, Cobbs Union Series Woceset's SERVES,
Emsr'oa Chs, Readers Muray foun. Ladies' Class Boc!
Dung Reader Natonu Portes RHETORICAL Grimsha"
cHd iIanorks
GmnaMuray's, Grcencafs, Sm,h's, Browns, Kirkhams
and lnsesurs.
The above with merable variety Of other school books
Ole of sale 10 any qusntky By
J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.,
March - ,9--2.w1i &atioRcrs and Music Dealers.
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r,Eg> or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

TEAMS or TIE RICH!hUND ENQOihch.
-. r.. NxariRER IS published three times aceek du
me session. Of The State Legislature ana totce week
iar"S ''' TERMS 3F SUBSCRIPTION
vc and Three Dollars Tor SIX months,
s4.-' " poas shalt hereafter BIO considered incurred
m and fort yeats PuOllcat unless specially or
~ aud paid for IN advance tor that shorte
,ur. whsu 80 %defea' =, -. , ., -. d re ,v r.. md M,
r,l. uae.s paid or IN advance, or satisfactory refer
Saonn and accessible person IN regard TO the
payment But, IN case OF al oaes ,oa paGnea
,, iynsut, from new subscriber VINO Is uhaciuan'cu
.liols, sase nun5et may be sent, contaniug or
~. ,rssI oy, copy OF this regulation.
r.. ,p,s OF Subscribers ability to pay may be
the publisher, and who may remain indebted on open
Al the OF from tbs t,me when the advanced
~ MA .la erased from the list OF subscribers"
ll!'' Resolutions Of the Editorial Coapent,oH Of pa
s Resolutions the results Of tho collective Wis
N inter experience oC the Editorial Corps OF Virginia,
a'n It'd at L chuoua the 18th January, 1885
,s, Resolutions, d'term"edt to ne
o. tn &c" nmand' 'sd our o"" interests require "
due. this Office may be remi,,ed per mail ia good and
Sic Bans nes, the risk Of the Ed''or me postage al
,. pad By Hri,srsrhs postage Of sinsle letter
rel, Of aay TO the writer II is the accomua.ea pos
co. business, whch operates us serious TAX "p''
re Gir,cr.) ..,,, h,vo ~.
voyc, will pay fot nine papers annually shall have the
clia g'i;sS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
m Sr4rs Of lines less, inst nserlon 20 cehs o
.,.i roiiinaauce, 50 cents. , ,
,;sfou distance must be accompanied win inc advance
,., ~ ,tStc,oty references, to insure execution
,rrse advrr.n: 'nayamonnt 10 500 per annum aS
vii be made OF 80 'I anu 10 soy, G pr Swspaper
. publish at the hsad oil theit paper
~ Advertising ani that they strictly aahcre 10 tne
al be always such, Us I" give tar
'rc labor pctotmed.' - .., ,,,.,:,, I-..,,,;,,
- ~ Obituaries snd Marriages from the cou1t,s'
s nsatwr',ug uuknown al this Office must ne authenticate
en!osltoa OF the Postmaster in the 81 @
r,c!. plhshell Every measure, that has hcch TAX
psvsn, nposons AMI Quzzcs has proved heretofore
must, theret Insist in such case upon the C"mmI ~
certified br tho OF tn" Postmaster 0T'sn " "
set Of the letter.
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RICHMOND.

III UNrlNGTON & CAMPBELL receiving large and
genera! assortment Of MPosrEp AMERICAS Day
which they will be prepared sell reasonable
and would invite merchants visiting city call aud
examine their stock at No. l6 Libeuy Street.
New Eor January 81, SO-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
Morris MTII,TICAIjI,IS,

Fresh Spring and Summsr Dry Goods.
yHyHE Public are respectfully invited to call and e1
q anime our Spring and Summer supply, which is
extensive and very desirable. The Goods have been
purchased upon the best and will be sold at small
advance by wholesale retail. CASH. TO punctual
cus,omers QUARLES s. TIMBERLAKE,
II Street, ShoekG Hill
March 10 lUu-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

NEW SPRING GooDS.-we have now in store
~ a very extensive and complete supply Of srRISG
Goops and are prepared to supply our old customers
and any who may wish purchase by the piece pack
age, on as good terms as they can be bought IN any
market in the United States.
WADSWORTH, WILLIAMS d 90,
March 81 IlOl-6tl Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS, u
Stock in The Exchange Bank Of Virginia.

THyHE office at Richmond will continue the sale Of
e Stock to The extent Of $50 shares on the terms
stated in former advertisement, viz. by adding interest
80 as to place purchasers on the footing with og
nal subscribers r. SlROTHER, Cashier.
March 70 l0O-wt3lMaY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
Notice 10 Tobacco Planter:

Notice 10 Tobacco Planters
consequence Of the demise OF Mr. G. LscKL.sp the ONCE
and Inspector has been conferred upon MI
NhS WEES The business future will be conducted by
w IN" assistance Of Capt VIM BURTON Salesman; and we 10
Nniy solicit continuance OF patronage, trusting oy strict
our duties, will give general satisfaction
expenses will be paid all Tobacco sent
NJ, Very respectfully, WREN & MACON,
mHeh3 [lO2-2aw5wl PaLicareh0ure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
J. ROBlNSON, L. T.
CoamissiOner's OEfr.

Richmond, 18th March, e39.
The parties concerned will take that have appointed the
h Of April for their attendance office, the city
which day. O'clock A. NJ, they hereby
attend with their evidence and OF the
enable perform the duties required
b. the foregoing decree. JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
march, lOO-w25A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
"Y1 the ,rL0le FamiIU of .ifan


" 10Th pleasure and satisfaction in recommending TO all
leaders, BanIcihs Vegetable Pills, the
most safe, AMI Invaluable medicine exan As 8nbous and
sen' Pills perfectly convinced they stand Gar above all
o'he in all Of scurvy scorbutic
hos esepes and all affections OF the skin dopsy asthma,
toHe gravel piles and umbsso they will &c found invaluable
London Times
Dr. B. Brandre,hs Virginia Office, for the Pills is
1875 MAIN STREET, 1876
Anew doors below the o. Market Richmond and Charleston,
SC, TO- MpctEs Street; FOR agencies call 81 above
The following have been appointed agents for the sale
Bfandreth's Plls
J. ". Ro,aII Sbockoe Hill. Richmond, Va.
J Thompson IT,, P, W. Goochl1nd e. H., Virginia.
J. : Ea.lsy, 7. NJ, Halifax, Z. u. do
t.. 4. iIulorny, P ~ Ciarksville do
IL Perkins, P. ~, Lovinsston do
AIsorih 4 Alien, Drummond Town DO
Nottingham & oldham, Eastville 90
: ). Smith, Lrwshug 40
u Carver, 2. NJ, Madison c. II. do
ShnPherds & Hun,ook, Palmyra 40
Dlmrou & Saunders, Doe Hill 90
Il E. Buekttout. Williamsburg 90
: Slater, New Kcn: County do
Wlddrl, Chales City County DO
4. X. BGtfn 90 DO
p. HAYES, Sco,tsvle Powhatan co., do
h. Harris. p NJ Orange C. II. do
Nm Roberts, P. NJ, Mount toreb, do
T. Foxes Bermuda Hundred, do
! W Smith & Co Farnville, do
y. ( T. FcrrelI, Halifax North Carolina
T. & ]. White, Warenton do
!iils: & Baias Williamshoro do
l. II. B, ker, Louishurg DO
William Peck, Raleigh do
D. BRANDRETH, NJ. D.,
gal Broadway, New York
B. All travellers have from, Power oil attorney proved
eor the Clerk of the county Of New York. Observe IT,
jsn26 7s-aawtf
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Vuiuobie Lands for Sale.

E, wishes sell TRAcrs LAND; aot
living in county OF Nelson containing upwards Of eleven
hundred acres and wherein he resides and lies
r.mey WE'LL ncghborhood adjoining the
ands Of Mr. Robert Rve scn Mr. VIM c. Ryes and Others aud
within .even the mouth Of Tye River, where there Is
village und tobacco and five miles from Low
would well TO divide The dwelling
and rooms besides Passages near
The dwelling bold and ncvcrang spring OF excellent
perhaps rather than half the land cleared THIS
tract deairabeThe other tact contains about six
and seventy lies partly IN amherst aGa
nny in Nelson under the Buffalo RIDGE and Is adj
onina the lands Hubbard md Others lies
we'll md than half cleared about live miles
from EIk Creek MILL James River where there iron
foundry and three miles the Buffalo Ridge Springs this land
has an Of and the neghborood nbounds
with iron and copper ORE and is healthy. This, and the nrsc
above. well adapted to clover and paster Pamsns Tor
each tract made much to suit purchasers being well
secured deem it unnecessary purchasers Will
the lands will be shown application 10 The suscr-
ter. VIM u. DlHUbs.
Jan % 'S-2am'ioJnhe
SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS, warranted
Proof having the odea oil ire with
Gentlemen in the country who keep
valuable money ought 10 be without one" The phi
upwards, according TO size Reference nude
following parties othrrs have them
viz Messrs James Webb Co., Col Peyion WORKMAN eGu-
der, Ludam Son. IlaxaI Co., Dunlop, Moncuc Co.. H. W.
& j. j. Fry, Mordccai Osborn, Salnback son. tie FRANKLIN
Manufacturing Co.. Exchange Banks Richmond and GAINESVILLE
An assortment kept constantly for sale by the subscriber
JOHN o. LAY, 8gst
Jan IL I74-w6m] For the Manufacturers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

HHATS! HATS!!-We have received by late arrlv-
ais 300 Hats direct from the manufactures,
comprising one of the most splendid assormenls Of
mems black and drab Beaver Brush, Mole Skin Satin,
&C. hch we have ever received of various yles.-
Also Youths Fur and Silk Hats, which will be sold
the most favorable terms
HUBBARD, GARDNER & co
March 23 lU2-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
SAFE Of raIuaLIg real Property and Siaces

authority vested in NE by the VII, Of Pleasant
" iisooi deceased, Of the county OF Hcnrco sha
proceed o April from, Of hc Bell a'e"; 4"
-. RcAmond SELL for cash, Five valuable SLh'if NC
an Of the said Pleasant W. aw"od deceased
Ufl.sy valuable factory hands And on tue ON Old! o
The sane month OF O'Clock, F. NJ on the PREMISES
shall proceed Lot No. 732, the plan OF The Cy Of
Richmond street fronting IS feet that street. and near tue
n-e OF Whaiies and which 10, there hcS mouse
AMI other improvements , u-....,
~, on 18th day Of the month shall proceed
OF IL o'clock, NJ TO sell act OF
Ivan: an ling county OF Henco, continuing one hp"ofea
aud IN, acres Th land hes on the old Brook road
and about miles Of Richmond and adJol the
n Of Joseph John Carter and Others he terms oil
sale Cr h. 10, will be third Of the purchase mo-
y be lid cash, third to b" paid six months after me day
n md remaining third toAc paid twelve months a'e Tue
credit to be secured by bonds win Sooa Sc
Curiy. d deed Of trust on tbs property ~ . ,,,,,
SMITH B. NEW,
7ir dc 5On. r;ss tA annexed Of p w. Har"ooa dec
ENuch % lUZ-"us
rirG-Ezlbch Patterson, Susan White, and ElzaAeih
- Field if yju: heirs, If they dead can receive
portion the late Edward Jordan, deceased, o
w. VITO native q! No',owdy Connv ana
Crawford Hughes, admn:ral"
OF Edward jordan deed All letters to be directed 10 Union Level
Msehlenburs county, Va. tKANfphp NJ IhES,
administrator Of EGrard Jordan, DECD.
March II 9o--5m
irr The National Inell scnccr will please copy.
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NHORUS MULTlCAULIS.-5,0O 900 Cuttings, grown
i've by ID w. Garter; 3 ounces Mammnth yellow ;
3 ounces Two Crop. white ounce Yellow Ball Silk
Worm Eggs, for sale by J. h ID LoWNES
March 10 ~-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02
POLITICS..

The following Address submitted TO the Committee OF the
Republican Conventions who appointed TO do the Address
By of its Members It strongly approved BY that Commit
tce ana their instance laid before the People OF Viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

5000 as nSUs MSsau EEE Of 5
length and the wood perfectly maureL This decidedly the most
lot OF MutcauiIs Tres the United states
aud only be admired. Also Cuttings Buds,
furnished from the above large quantity aHd such
will be grow, and produce fine The Trees and
Cuttings will be carefully packed send to part OF the county
with Prices moderate and 10 months credit Tor approx
ed acce pauces. For sale BY J. GIBSON,
No. 20 SOUTH Front Street, belOp HaEnu PHILADELPHIA
March 96-2u
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court held for Louisa county
the Courthouse thereof Monday February the lt S9'
Garland Reynolds, flainnh:
against
Dorothy A. Price, William Edles, Timoeon G. TTcc aud Sa-
mue Parrish, Defendants.
The defendant Dorothy Price, having entered her appear
ane according w the rules o. tins court,
appearing satisfaction Of the COURT that sh" moi M
this motion oi the plaintiff by his atiofnry,
Dorothy A. Price do before The
OF Louisa ut the Courthouse on The
Monday the bill o the piaIniI and
that copy order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
Richmond tor Two months successry
OF the Courthouse OF this county some
/ cou,, day. A Copy-Tesic,
JOHN HUNTER, c.
I oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

IHyHE SILK MANUAL-A Treatise S TX in all
its various stages, containing in a condensed form
the wisdom and experience gathered from the works of
Connt Dondoo NJ. Perrottot, DR.. Deslouchamps. DR..
Felix Pascas, w. b Buchanan. Kenrcks Orchardst.
Gideon B Smith, john d Hnmergue. Nj De fazi Of
Munich, Fessendens Silk Manual, the Silk Grower.
Farmers Register, Joshua Gee. Esq BuilIf HouI Esq
and many others. Sd edition. Received and for sale by
J. II. ID. LOWNES,
Febl4 1S6-1 Agent, Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-02

PrsssyLv.sIa. Through the last Harrisburg Report,
., We have the result in the Senatorial district wherein
recent es.ion has been held in conse quence Of the
resignation of Mr. Irwin, "a RtEer Wing partzan.)-
The Democratic ma orlty is nearfy three thousand. Il
will b. that the flag OF Federalism and Anmason.
~ in the dust in Pennsylvania The attempt sap
The fundamental principle OF fire Government by force
and mercenary H,eans-he fruit Of Bank dynasty
completely apened the eyes of tie people to the designs
Of their deeeivers
The first act of the Senate has been 10 repudate the
usage through which Gov Rner's Secretary endeavor-
force tc defeated Wing candidates Oh the House
and Senate. Globe.
"ELycTios RrruRss The Senate Friday last, by
vote OF lG to l5 rcpudiaed the osious doctrines set
M at the commencement Of the session. that election
returns must come through the e5ce Of lbs Seertry Of
the Commonwealth, to make them itgal. Col Parsons
the new Senator from Lycomng, was admitted aBt
sworn as Senator, upon certificate OF election signed
by the return ndges OF The several counties OF his dis
,rc, and transmitted himself through The post Office
This decisoa if adhered puts out OF the power OF
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth to make members
of the legislature and to organize the Legislature hi
chooses
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>pUJN'E SIDfR

hftCh III
Irr The National Inie!lissnccr will please copy.
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- n. UNerlREK Is pu51SHea tNTee tkH1eS 0ee' uu
me session. Of The Stats Legislature, and totee week
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of deed executed by Mo-
ses Powers, and Robert Powers, to the sub
scfiber, bearing date the 18th day of March
1888, and of record in the County Court of
fce OF Augusta, conveying certain property
hereinafter mentioned in trust, for the purpose
OF securing the payment of the claims in the
said deed stated, will be sold on Wednesday,
the Goth of November next, at the residence
OF the said Moses Powers, in the county of
Augusta, the following property, viz:
One Wagon, three sets of Gear
and Stretcher, one dunn Mare, about
8 years old, one Mans Saddle, one
Mccormick Plough, and Double Tree,
one Shovel plough and Stretcher,
lot of Corn in the Crib, one large Tub
and Oats, one Barrel and Rye, one
Bag, one Cow, one red and white
spotted Cow, one large white Cow,
two Shoats, one sorrel Mare, one bay
Mare, one Looking Glass, one Chat
Bed and Bedstead, one Dung Fork,
one Pitch-fork, the proceeds Of &C res
of Wheat and Is acres of Rye, and
also the increase from any of the per-
sonal property Aforesaid.
Sale will commence at l 1 o'clock, and will
be made for ready money.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Trustee.
Oct. 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

speak with prophetic certainty, and to point
out with clearness the end at which they were
aiming.
The Van Buren, clique have always regard
cd his reelection as paramount to all other
considerations, and have stopped at nothing
to accomplish their purposes. To them Il
mattered little that the currency was derang-
ed by their experiments, that the interests of
the business community We're PROSTATE, that
commerce was paralised, that manufactures
languished, that work shops were closed and
mechanics and laborers were thrown out of
employment. They pushed rashly on to the
end, and when they found the banks not sub
servient to their designs, sought bankrupt
law wherewith to wind them up. This game
failed, and they tried another tack for reach
ing the same point.-rhey applied for the
control of the public purse,-the people re-
sisted, and rejected five times over, the odious
proposition. To force it through, they COM
menced systematic attack upon the business
interests of the country, and so far succeeded
In their nefarious purposes as to create wide
spread confusion and alarm, and finally.
through that plant tool, the United States
Bank, have brought on another suspension
They mean now to have the sub-treasury 'sir
spite of all lamentations here or elsewhere p
Will the people submit, or will they resist1"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

E@ COMMITTED to the Jail of Au-
gusta County the 9th Of August, two men as
runaways. They say they are the property Of
David Hancock, of Albemarle county. One
of them calls himself John Cooper, and says
he is blacksmith by trade, he is about IS
or 80 years of age, rather light complexion,
near SIX feet high, straight made, and we'll
bwlt.-He has good deal Of clothing with
him, had on black fur hat, about halfworn,
Green Baze Roundabout, two Linen Shirts
and Pantaloons.-The other calls himself
Daniel Hall, about five feet eight or nine in
ches high, complexion very black, chunky
built, had on black fur hat about half worn,
Green Roundabout made of Canton Flannel,
two Linen Shirts and Pantaloons, also two
pair of Striped Cashmere Pantaloons &c.
About 40 years of age.-The back ofhis hands
are nearly white, he says it was occasioned
by scars from powder. They have between
them about S. or Sc in silver. There are
circumstances in their story as to whom their
real owner or master is rendering it, truth
very doubtful. The owner or owners of the
above runaways are requested to come for
ward and prove their property according to
Law, and take them away or they will stand
subject to other and the further operations ef
the Law In such cases made and provided.
ROBERT GROVE, Tailor
Oct. 81. for Augusta county.
O-The Richmond Wing will insert the a.
bove for six weeks.