Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-23
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the CoIored American.
SLAVERY AS IT is.

The Georgia Constituionalist, publish
ed at Augusa, Ca, of Oct. % and 20,
1910, contains the following notices:
IRE WARD.-A suitable reward will.
be given for the apprehension and lodging
IN Jail, so that may gel him, of my ne
gro man BILLY, commonly known as
| WILL Bfuner, stout fellow, about six
feet high, high cheek bones, large mouth,
anil an ezhorter ~ the church Inform
Edward Camp6eId, Esq. Augusta.
HENRY b. HOLCOMBEn
We have some curiosity to know if
Mr. Holcombe was wont 10 sit with that
. Christian meekness under the exhorta-
lions Of his plous slave, which he proba-
bly, exhibited under the hoggings from his
master aud is it on account of his exhort-
alionss piety and usefulness, that Mr.. Hol-
eombe offers a reward for his recovery ?
How much are these qualifications worth
10 Mr. Holco.nbe2 Is he particularly in
need of such servant to remind him OF
bis duties Perhaps Billy has had call
10 exhoft 10 Canada, ADD has accordingly
gone to lhat county with the negro Marsh
Nth an aron on his leg, and the bay mare
mule, in the following notice.
"BOY AND MULE-$25 RE
| WARD. The subscriber sent his negr,
fellow MARSH, and a small Bay Mar,
| Mule, about years old, on the 30th da,
Of last month, with ticket, in search of
brown bay poney The said negro fellow
/ is five feet three inches high, qcjth an arO1
on MS leg, about % years old, &c-to b,
lodged in jail, and care TO be.taIsen of the
mule. -. J. ANDREWS"
Ia the same papers, Asa Bates offer;
fee Hundred dollars reward for his mar
Billy Bates, Who is a carpenter BY trade
and is, il seems, quite valuable man
and can, and viii, probably. take care Q
himself. John Cobb also advertise
$50 negroes ofsuperior quality and goo
character, for sale atauclion. for the ben
eft Of his creditors. There are, likewise
in the two papers above mentioned, 81
advertisements OF negroes, in lots of var
Gus numbers and different ages, to be sol
for the benefit Of the heirs of certain e:
tates one Of which is rs foll@ws
Five Negroes, 3 Women, | fellow
and one snail child, belonging to the e
tate Of Elijah Guitars, deceased, sold f
the benefit ofthe heirs anu creditors of ii
deceased"
Among the Sherif1,s sales are neg,
womln and boy, horses, Sc, levied {
as The property of Certain individuals
The value Of this properly will deper
upon circumstances, whether the womt
be-young and likely, whether the boy
Stout and healthy, or the horses trim al
neet for racers. Verify, who can t.
which is OF more consequence, the man
beast -Gsaius 81 Liberty.
From the New Orleans Picayune, March %, 10
so REWARD.
rs Ran away from the subscrib
"a on or about the 9Th inst, the neg
-. boy PETER, about IS. years
age, has a small piece cut off from his !
ear and an iron collar around his nee
with three prongs; had on blue ron'
about jacket, and pair of Russia On
?anlalCons. All persons are forbid h;
Oorlng said boy under the penalty OF
law. The above reward viii be paid
any person who will deliver him to-
subscriber, at the corner of Josephine a
chippewa streets, Lafayette.
CASPAR KRUZBERGER
mar 26 81
THEATRE BuRNED.-The Natio
Theatre, New York. which was destr
g oy IRE about two years ago, and reb
.as'summer. was again burntto the gro,
" Saturday morning. 10Th ult. On
Iay evening an attempt was made. as
y IS . o'clock, 70 fire the building,