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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
SkwALL, ANOTHER OF TnE GANG TAKEN.

Constable Gordon arrived this morning In the
Steamboat Prc-Emption, from the mouth of the
Ohio, ringing with him Sewa another of the mur.
d,rers. MIR. Godon was at the mouth the Ohio.
ard about o'c'ock at night Of Monday, saw the
steamboat Atalanta--in which Sewa had shipped
;aT Cinncinati descending the river. lie hailed her,
.t lie purpo of finding where SewalI had left the
Jntt. She rounded To; Mr.. Gordon went on board,
and soon discovered the culprit, engaged a hand
the boat then on her way 10 New Orleans.
lle was soon secured; and on bis way acknowled-
,cd the general accuracy of the statement published
ia the papers. He said, furthermore that he left
Grown in Gin, inna, and that he expected TO return
~ ST. Louis, and would have done so in the God
dess Of Liberty, but for the illness of his wife. He
Is, therefore, pretty safe.
Sewall confesscs that the same gang were con-.
ccrncd in the robbery of Mcssrs. L. & A. Tracy's
store, and that Of Sinclair Taylor 6; Co. The cul-
lri; wos immediately committed TO prison. The
Grand Jury is in session, and both will be put u
son their trials Immediately.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22

and they have but few religious privileges at the
bcsI--Eschange
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
Fra" TIE 81 Louis Nc,c Era, Eriro, Nay 8.

Warricls, the Murderer, Taken.
: he steam boat Omega arrived in port last night,
'avIng on hoard, in the custody of Il. d. mellow.
: y, deputy marshal, the negro Warrirk, charged
@hh icing party in the murders and arson IN
this city. on the l7,h ul lie Immediately
transferred to the county jail where he remains,
'rN having underwent examination. We learn
ia; NVaHich shipped on board the On.ega as stew
ard he having been employed ty the regular steward
G the boat to take his place temporarily the latter
Icing sick. The boat performed her trip up the
Missouri, and was descending, when she was hailed
'ram the Col Woods, the officer slipped on board
If her, and Immediately arrested the culIr In
ihc course Of the downward trip, he acknowledged
lie participation in the guilty work, and corrobo.
''ied the disclosures made by Ennis, who he says,
l'annci Tie pot, lut was not present at its exccu
:: n. lie aso we arc tod, accused white man
't being concerned with them, but refused to name
him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03
Iulr y

IN CHANCERY:-vRGISIA, 10 n.-At Rules holden in the
Clerks Oice o the Circuit Superior Court nf Law and Chan
Gerry, for the County of Charlotte the Sd day Of March, ls
William II. Caicote, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas BroockS Wood Boudn, Administrator with the will
annexed Of Travis Broocks, decrased Thomas Ceancy and
Francis Barnes, Defendants:
The defendant Thomas Cheney, having entered his
pearance according Assembly and The of This
Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he is
naban this Commonwealth il j. Ordered that the said lie
PENDANT do appear here the first Monday September
and enter his appearance, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
Of this order be- inserted IN published III
the cy Of Rchmcnd for successfully, aud posted
the front door Of lie Court house of the said county
Copy-Teste,
WINSLOT ROBINSON. c.
q
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POETRY.
"Aucn yEr REMAINS UNsrSe.'
WHO RULES?

40 saw does Inc star spansled Banner yet wave
w, 49, g. ' h Ohio that Francis Key, Esq,
has been removed from the of District Attorney OF the uh
Fds an,on,ed in his place. Mr. Key is the author of that
mai o and admired song, the Stdr-spansha
H. ,.re !, while detained as prisoner board Of British
& ~ w,, during the late contest with England, and the
night British commander determined 10 attack ba
more As fleet passing Fort Mciiehsy was discover
S and fire was opened upon it, which returned; and the
night being Key could only tell by the Hash OF the cannon
that the spaHged Banner of his country still waved IN tn
umph over the This the night that he retired below
and amid the of cannon vent 10 nus n CON
hitting to paper the Song the S'arpangd Banner Though
hi body was imprisoned his coun foes The ame Of liberty
elowcd his BOSOM the feelings when dictated Tic
following song, plainly evinces:
"sTAR-spANGLED BANNER.
90 say can you see by me Jaw s, s i .,an;,
Whose stripes and bright through the perious tight,
i,er the ramparts we wacd calamity streaming!
And the rockets red glare, the hombs bursting in AR,
Gave proof through the night that our dg eds H hcrfi
O. does the Sar-spansled Banner YET wave,
Q'er land of the free, and the home OF the brave:
On IN. shore dmy through the msts of the deep,
Where the foe naughty host IN dread silence feposes'
What i. that which the breeze DER the towering Steep
As II huly blows, half conceals, half discloses:
Now the ecam Of The mornings first beam,
In full glory reflected now shines on the stream:
IT'S the Star-spaaclcd Baaacr-O, long may II wave
o'er the land of the free, and the home OF tue brave
ssAud where is that band, who vauntincly swoe,
That the havoc and the battles confusion,
home and country, should leave us no more: r.
Their wasld their foul footsteps pollution
No refuge could save the helns and slave,
From the terror OF flight the gloom of the grave,
And the Star-spansled Banner in triumph doth wave
Der land of the free, and the home Of The brave.
so thus be it ever, when frecmen shall stand,
Re,ween their lovd home, and the wars desolat'on,
Biest vic,'ry and peace may Tic Heavencscnd land
the power that hath made aud preserved Us naoh
Then conquer must, when our cause II is just,
And this be our moo-.'la God Is GU, trust"
o'er the land Of the Free and the home of the brave
And this thrust from ofce, 10 make room for
Federaist! put down, while Daniel Webste nt
those OF his followers who proved the country in IL
time of need promoted to the highest stations III tue
"n'"'' Inns - viz '''"'' " "s Hartford Times.
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ir .4rchcr Graduate ofMs u. 5. ". .7cademy, n
Poini,) and Mrs. .qrcher's
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES

LExIS0ros STREET DOORS or CHARLKs, B,iris5F.
THIS Institution has been i'll operation, with extensive ~
age, for than year, IN of the most pheasant
healthy locations in the city Of Baltimore.
The plan Of instruction embraces all the branches o ro,
finished education the Modern Languages (pa'ticu!a,
Frepchl are strictly attended TO. The fashionable accom-
taught BY The approved instructors Tec'uie.
Chemistry delivered tho young ladies by Proi-c 81
Of the University Of Md, with the advantage Of ful aud
plee apparatus.
The scholastic year the first monday IN Set
ber the third Monday in July following
Terms follows:
Boarding and English tuition per annum, So
Modern Languages lalso Latin and Creek each per
annum, Z
Music and Dancing al Professors prices.
Drawing and Painting, per quarter u
Ref.re"ccs-Alajor Gen. Winfield Scott, l.. s Army,
Davies H. H. d. Rev. +. w. Gilbert President Newark ~
Rev. J. Davis, Washington city, the Rev. Dr. Wyatt, ad
Rev. DR.. Johns. Baltimore city.
Jny III 2o-wl'
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horso @! 1ea,osrsoy having taken conspcuous par.
in them. stamp the proceedings with weight and IN
huenoe that il ia impossible tor Federalism to remove
The fire is burning brightly and the old guardians OF
the Republic, seeing the noble fabric of their rearing
in dan GER have left their homes to give counenance
and encouragement 10 the young. The good work
ooes bravely on Baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

OLD FIRelsIA.-We learn that the true sons of this
Republican State, fully alive to the dangerous
usurpaons of the Federal party and that the proceed
sened to the Senate on Saturday last by Mr. Calhoun
are received the sentiments of vast majority of the
Ancient Dominion. The very fact of the "eld wheel
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENr.-T Lectures "a tn. a.
lfI uent Of the University commence with the grGrGl -
on the LIST September and terminate The It'll Ii
suing.
The great length Of the session, compared With either %
institutions IL Than equivalent 10 tro Of Their
enables three Professors perform al the duties H- 4,,
10 SIR The plan of instruction l. by daily an
fures and arranged 10 allow the student co.aa
well 6orrpets ms medical studies In TIL, n-tiup.
combining all the advantage of pirate Prpdcf WIN pubic
lures. The great utility Of this plan has been fuy tested
education of than six hundred medical students.
The entire for the of TN months Is siS ns'n
fees To Professors board lodging washing and servants
ance fuel aud lights Of public rooms dissecng fee and
of subjects. The Professors
Henry Howard, 81 d., Professor Of Pathology and Prac,
Medicine, Obstetrics and Med Jurisprudence.
John p Emmett, N. d., Professor Of Chemistry, Pharmacy
Materia Medica
James L. CabeI II. d. Professor of Anatomy Physiology
Surgery.
July IL "a
1oJ The Richmond Wing, the National Intelligence Al.
Globe, Baltimore Patriot and Republican, Pburg
and the Winchester Republican,, VIII publish both Of the
for weeks and the Cincinnati Gazette Wheeling Gare
Valley Star the Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Observe
Ca Nashville Republican and Union, Tenn, Natcez Couf,f
Missssippian Miss, Charleston Courier and Mercury, 50
Milledrevle Recorder and Savannah Georgian, Ga The "
Chronicle aud Huntsville Democrat, and the Flag III The
Tuscaoosa Ala. the Argus and Bee ~ o. and the Journal
Advertiser Louisville, Ky, will PUBLISH both Of the above
weekly 10 the amount OF ten dollars for hOi au
one COPY 10 the Proctor The several papers will forward
accounts Editor of the Enquirer for collection b. Tie l.
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DERMT place Piano Forte in house. upon trial.
my own risk II suits you TO keep H. otherwise return be-
fore paving for It.
will ask the above named privilege land shall consider
favor of such DESTROYS. Of purchasing really good Piano
Foues An individual wanting valuable an article Piano,
certainly would accept of such offer the above.
f. P. NASH, Petkr,barg, "a
July Is l9-wfwf
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IN chANCERf-Ata Court held for FRINGE Edward county,
i June the 22nd, S4
Nancy Powell James billiard and Patsy his wife, Ephram Stan
field and Sally his wife Thomas g. Chambers Martha Chambers
George Chambers John Chambers, William Chambers, Jency
Ann Chambers and Grief Chambers John Mallory and Nancy
his wife Joshua Foster aud Susanna his wife, Thomas Adams
and Mary Adams Thomas W. Powell. William a. Powell, Fran
Powell Pink ID. Booker and Martha A. his wife, Peter
Powell Puea T. Powell and William Henry DabbS Pitts:
against
Gcorg, Hunt and Polly his wife, Defendants:
This cause this day 10 be further heard by NJ
by COUNSEL the formerly read aud upon the
ports Of Commissioner Berkeley which there escep
tons; consideration Whereof the Couit approving and
rming said reports, doth adudse order and DECREE that Com
missioner Berkeley advertise in the Richmond Enquirer inform
such distributes Of Joanna Powell deceased
received dstrbuabe share Of her estate under
of this Court, made May term, 1885, Of the
which they respectively entitled and pay
them, upon application. Copy-Teste,
B. J. WORSHAM, C. C.
Thomas C. Chambers George Chambers John Chambers and
William Chambers John Mallory and Nancy his wife, and all
Powes mentioned in the above decree informed that,
application proper evidence OF their
to receive respective portions under Decree
application deducng Of this Decree post
age paid. VIM BERKELEY, Commissioner.
Prince Edward, 2si July l5il 23-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

rJ,EN DOLLARS REWAED.Ran away from the subscriber,
L living nine miles above Goochland Court house. my
Tom, Thomas. lie is stout well built man, about 40 years
old feel high, dark copper pleasing
co nrenancc spoken and polite lie has about;
when he walks fast he
foot has been burnt and like those
Had Off cotton oznahnrg shirt and panaoons,
and warn coat but he will pass
MAN. waiting and travelled good deal
diff rent parts particularly about Norfolk aud the
country. will give the above reward delivered 10 me,
ar secured IN ial MARTIN JAMES.
iuy > LIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

IN CTASCERY -NfRGIsiA:-In Northumberland Cmcuit Su-
perior Court, Clerks Office 9Th July, 1871, Rules
Fabricius Leland, by cambridge Cox, his next lend,
against Complainant:
Edward Cox Mary his wife, Peter r. and Ann Maria
his wife Sally Leland, Lucy R. Leland, Charles A. Leland Ju
din Leland Betsy Leland William A. Leland and Baldwin lie
land Robert Mayo, IT,, William Basye Robert Bailey and John
Bailey, Defendants:
This day paintiby his Attorney and appearing
from satisfactory evidence h1t the defendant Lucy r. Leland
inhabant Of the Commonwealth Virginia and
entered her appearance and security
the Assembly aid the rules of Court il ordered
that defendant do appear day October
and that copy Of this order forthwith inserted
months successfully in the Richmond Enquirer and posted
at front door of the Court house of this county,
(Copyl l. A. NJ. LELAND, c. c.
July p 23-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

DHIiP J. BUSTER Administrator Of Blake B. Woodson,
Christopher B Strong and Edward Redford, defendants.
The above defendants vi" take notice. that the 25h Goth
and h days Of August 1884, te Tavern OF Hubbard James,
Cumberland Courthouse, and State af Virginia. shall
the deposition OF The lion. Daniel A. Wilson and Others be
read evidence in Chancery depending ia hr Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Canccry Frederick county, vr-
siua in which suit plaintiff and you defendants and
The s End and I'd days OF September next, Elisha
Of Reuben Johns and others and h 9Th and h days Of
September the Store Of l.nly Twrat Prince Ed
ward county, Virginia take the deposition Of Jesse Mcaux and
others to be read evdenceand ii do not obtain the depo
son Of Jesse Mlchaux. SHALL his house, Prince Edw ard
county, Virginia. the sth of September ls and
continue from day day until the taken, Sundays
ccped which Places and which days, the
defendants attend they please This 2st day Of July 1871
Yours, &c, ROBERT b. GIBSON
July 81 2|-wiw
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70O .Jcres If Lamb far saic.


THE Subscriber wishing wide his and only
sufficient quantity Of land for hs force cultivate Of
ing upon Rapid Ann River road leading from Ere
dercksburg Charlottesville about midway between Oranc.
will G5I 700 acres, wilh the dwelling and all
cessay houses kitchen, carriage house, house, stables
aud balance good oak hickory and timber There
IS of fertile buitcm, portion Of which can be
cultivated unincu,rdly in tobacco without -1haustng IL The
land is well watercd and the soil well adapted 10 the growth Of
corn small grain and tobacco red clover and all kinds Of
grasses and be made profitable aercured grazing
both united The oprn land new all IN small grain or red clo
yer, and The purchaser could have fine clover hHd for wheat
Barbour Rev. f. r. Ship aud J. Amber Esq, and others,
intelligent society The proximity Of this land fine
featuring MILL and The western termination of The Louisa Railroad
Persons wishing purchase enquire Of r. D. somervile,
Richmond, or 10 the subscriber on the premises -
June l7-wGi GEO. 4. SMITH.
DRINTIAG ESTABLISHMENT FOR sALE.-A very desra-
BILE Printing Office IN Virginia, enjoying amount of job
Printing advertising and newspaper subscription, Welding nett
cash. and tie balance IN three payments Of one two ana three
The politics OF the paper Democratic. For further par
tcnlars apply 10 the Editor Of the Enquirer.
May Is s-tf
CRAMPIAN HILLS FOR sALE-The subscribers Offer for
VI sale the above valuable Farm the residence The late Gus
ayn- A. Muir deceased II is situated on Bnerwood Creek IN
Dnwddie s miles southwest Of Petersburg, and IL
Of The Court house II upwards Of 1000 Of
bred The pines open land lies remarkably
well for cultivation The soil is partly OF red s clay, admra
bly, adapted raising gain partly low
grounds and other lands growth There
good dwelling house, Offices house. dairy and all
cessary attached TO it, numbering in an
rs healthy and we'll waered tract Of land in the
try. The situation IS naturally among the handSones in Viz
gina and improved liberal and manner
with variety Of fruit and ornamental trees, rendering
the beautiful residences in this section Of the
Try. In addition, attached newly erected
saw Maso, Cotton Gin, and from $50 $50 Of Land
which aud has been covered by mill pond for upwards OF 100
and said by judges 10 he equal the lands of Missouri
and might be easily reclaimed The above property will be d
vdrd necessary and will alone be sold privately /, is stu
ared pleasant nrighboood and adions The lands of Mr.
Robert Booth, Captain William II. Cousins, Mr.. C. T. Bevle
and others.
For any information property those
wishing purchase invited 10 call F. Adophus Muir
resident the premises, address him, iarvs o. John
4. Muir, Petersburg, William A. Muir, Richmond.
+. ADOlPHUS MUIR,
JOHN A. MUIR,
WILLIAM a. MUIR,
Executors Of GustaruS a. .Nuir, decreased.
Ju,v l6-awIY&Mu
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WILLIAM NJ. BRYCE, ATTORNEY Law, will attend the
w Superior and Inferior Courts of Goochand and Fuvanna
and the Superior Courts of Powhatan Cumberland and Buckng
ham counties Any collecting business In the above Counties
and the adjoining will be attended by him. His Post Office s
Fife's, Goo<hland county. Va.
June p-lafis-
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cuARLoTTEsYIILEF EMAIE ACADEMY

FEMALE ACADEMY.
TUE Trustees happy 10 apprizr the public that this nslu
lion is i'll a very prosperous condition The number of
dents during the which has terminated conside
rahy larger Than that Of previous the cxamna
ton in high degree satisfactory.
The session viii the ls day Of September,
and close the lst day Of July following An examination
The school viii take place the expiration Of five months
vacation VIII he granted until the whole period OF ten months
ps No scholar will be received for shorter period than tive
months, will deduction be made in OF
traced sickness on arrangements for tho accommodation Of
buarders have hcen greatly extended and improved
This Institution u conducted ny Rev. VIM :. White who IL
assisted by three ladies al the highest intellectual and
dowmens
The terms for period uf five months follows
every personal accommodation, SEQ 90
nstrcton in all tho branches Of thorough English course
including Botany Rhetoric Chemistry Natural Intellcc-
mai and Moral Philosophy, &c, II 90
The latn Greek and French languages and Geometry, ~ 90
Music including the of instruments, il 90
Painting and Drawing, o.
Great 0mpude should be observed in entering the LIST
September the lst OF February The of this
serious embarrassment the teacher and loss the pupil For
additional information address tpos pnid the Rev. W. s. White
or either of the subscribers, Charlottesville.
JOHN X. JONES,
WlI. 4. BIBB,
+. X. WATSON,
J. W. SAUNDERS 1'usees
J. w. GOSS,
IRA GARRETT,
Juya7 23-w5w
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~ uBEKT X. HOWlSoN, hTToKSEr At Law Rthro'd, I
~ will practise in the Superior and Inferior Courts =! Rein
city, and the of IIrnrco Chesterfield and Hanover
Office Main street above the Drug store Of Nc>- J
Eusace Sun, and seven doors below the Bell Tas'fn
JuIy 4 l7-v,.1
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THE LEtTU RES in this institution VIII commerce cH
cond Monday IN October. The departments n in,i'a
and the expenses OF tie session follows.
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF a. ..
JUNIOR YEaR.
Belle Lftres Logic, Ethics and Hsi0ry-Thomas Dew r.
dent and Professor. Text BooksBlas Lectures. Hri.t
aic Paey's Moral Philosophy Manual Of History b Tie "
Political Lar and Gorernmn,Teverly Tucker, Prde>so
Book-Vattel's Law of Nations.
.Hathemdtes-Robert Saunders, Professor Text Books.
gendres Geometry, founes Algebra, Davies :nrv' ing
Chemistry-John Milngton, Professor. Text BookNshs
Chemistry, by John Webster, NJ. d., Sd edition.
SENIOR Yr,n
Political Economy, Government and Multiplication.
Dew, Professor. Text Kooks-Say's Political Ecoicmi
Lectures the Restrictive System and Gsurs Eo"H- !.
lures, Dew's Essays Slavery.
Natural Phiiosophv-John Ming,on, Professor TtN "
Omsted's Natural Philosophy, Essay Galsansmand =
Magnetism by The Professor.
-uafhemcnesRober Saunders, Professor Text Boots-l '
Algebra Davies Analytical Geometry, Davies Ctcall'
Omsted's Astronomy
IxpErESpESr CL.sTs III.
Lan-Bevery Tucker, Professor. Text Bnoks-TnEn
men,ary, Stephen Pleading, Revised Code federi'i>
Commentary, list voll Maisons Resolutions and f'so
ford's Pieadincs and lleber's Political Ethics. , !
Cird Enginstring-Joln Miineton, Professor. TN y .
Treatise Civil Engineering and Treatise on tse SsA"
CINE, both by the Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
-7ncieat Ldarnages-Dabney Browne, Professor TO-
may be had here.
To Latin Class the student mus, he able 70 -
lust and Virgil and FOR admission into The Greek tiis-'
cessary that he shall be qualified to read Senohon
EXPENSES OF A REGULAR STUDENT.
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LfIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-The subscriber @tl .ss
Il above reward for the apprehension of Negro N,n =
Minor whom purchased Of the Estate uf William inr.rt
deceased in the county of Caroline the 10Th day 81 JEu
passed The SAID fellow is feet high, of black comit
and about * 40 old, Of sprightly pleasing aGd
manners, and intelligent cuuntenance.
JOS T. TERREl
IIenrico county, Va. 18Th july, lS4I. lg-N-
DIAPER! PAPER.!-The franklin Manufacturing Com,f'
4 Richmond have hand good assortment q Y
Cap Blank Book, Medium, Printing and other Paper a ~
kinds, which they believe will bear comparison IN Gua
price, with the work OF any similar establishment IN tn
They therefore with confidence solicit the patronage ii the
friends and the public generally, and ready 10 ere
des for any description OF paper that may he desired who
furnish reasonable notice They request that All ~
other communications may be addressed either 10 their <
Messrs. James Sze Son, Mr. John Richards Suctaa
the Paper Mill.
Richmond Sept. {, 1870 3-w'i
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IIoPKINSVILLE POWHATAN CoUNTY-The School at
the place will open Wednesday, the l5h OF Sep
ember Persons wishing communicate with Us Will d.
rect to Marlborough Post Office, Chesterfield
II. b. MURRAY,
NJ. J. MURRAY.
Jnly l3 l9-Wiw
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nSE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-lwill give the above
~ reward for apprehension and delivery tome secured IN
again. the following five Negroes, who ran
Of February las belonging To the Lower BYRD
Plantation, tiuochaHd county $50 for either o Iem VIZ
Amead years old, Older having lost ls front
teeth Nv kick Of a horse, feet u inches high.
Jim Ross 20 years DID, yellow complex small black
eyes high bones sews of Indian BLOOD about
feet high.
Nmod about 10 years old is getting bald on the crown Of his
head lazy walk, rather down look, feet inches hsh
William Tnsley 80 years old prominent eyes, rather
features dark hut black, feet ~ inches high
Reuben years old short and Stout good looking, feet hall
and inch high.
These Negroes off together, from Richmond They are
doubt in the country may be on lie river hoatg WIN
false papers WM n. SANDERS.
90 6--ff
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VSrIEATF FANS and other Agricultural IMPLEMENTS of APP
w proved kinds-iur sale nj the
PESITENTIARY STORE, lih s'rsrt
Ju