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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-03
CAN ANYTHING BE PALMER

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mayor Robert H. Morris adds his sssmsny to its va,ue
c Underwood, Oct IL, ls4s.
have 2 sssas yGs for the SpH Of justly
tie very obgng which you have been peaea to
.sn. hay: Hp. an hspn. inform You: had
deacs its eca which well warranted BY the experiences
very respectfully you, ''satt' y ssaSsni SgREy.
Mcssrs Tease x SoNs:-
M BY
your esteemed present package Of your HOahouad
, is as
ss: .ss .s sf: ss:ssas
Sssf'
himself remedy for cold. and eonshs. ' ~ ''' -
ALBANT, May IS, Isls.
.s ~ ne 1,S will pardon for the delay replying By
SGs
snd and to the hope that y9u win
Gle in beautiful style and Is hiehly recommended by
those who have had occasion 70 use H.
Your obedent servant
:, . WM c. BOUCK
Gy md
from writing before but have lately been cured of
the influenza, cannot withhold from the same
to the public. VIZ ~
am yours, truly,
ROB'T. II. MORRIS.
27th June, 184a-City Hall, New York - " ~
To Messrs. j. Pease & Son, IS Division street
" Sold wholesale and retail AS Dysior street: 10 Astor
House; ITO Broadway; a2 Water street. Fulton at Agents
Redding co st street. Boston; Burgess Zeber No
Ledger budngs Robinson, ITO Baltimore street. Batmore
Bravo & Morgan, New Orleans.
liberal discount made to country merchants for cash. All
with good city references will be punctually attended
ms tmsec
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, NV g, GkA .yni9 70 FEMALES

M Inform ladies Who with proper decacy have repvS
ssnce to the treatment Of their complaints except by
experience practice and enable. her do So She
deems necessary to state this a. she does not wish he
cassed with the prcendrs continually appearing dsap
peaIing advertising a: Female Physeia1s who too
" ess norant auack experiment. instead Consulting par
lo and resid.nce las Greenwich between Courand
I'M I'm
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DlLESi true that common Plies
be relieved by KINDS Of ointment and lnment and by
and structures have actually formed it is well known that
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam the only lie which has
cured single The first case recou OF actual structure
chat Miss Phena Rood-io such ever been cured
ay any eahshe had suffered dreadful distress during
ee for moment She given to die Her life
saved BY this Basam and she has eroned christian
ob,sn o her booR from C6eesmaS agent with such direc.
NON will common Piles ~ sin lie day and IN the
most horrible Of cancerous piles TINS new method re-
stores immediate comfort ana nope WIN certainty VI penec
The cure of Miss Rood by this method is certified BY
was considered MIRACLE and caused
among the people Of the REGION and hundreds of
following the directions with full prospect Of being
highly priced but in all Of woands cuts bruises
sprains rheumatism, burns freezing, colds coughs consump
family ought be without it, will be after trial No less
than housandb titles Annually sold which is act
that so sSes %o ysJ% s.d + ,s Is 1 SS
and 100 Fulton ST. 213 broadway Chambers
East Broadway corner Market Price ST. large size 50 cents
smaller o2s Imsv
To d PEYgGJsT Il TAN ANp THOSE WHOM IT. MAY
Re-Thomas Roberts 20. New York, persus George Ro-
erts Boson-By Injunction Of the Court Of Equity OF
MASSACHUSETTS, the defendant in this has removed
New England for the sale Of the Patent Medicine known
tas Life Pills" and restrained from faudulenuy issuint
an Imitation OF that medicine.
The Injunction this having been made absolute thu
subgeps in the New England States informed that Tho
na Roberts Co, the propretor have established branc
Implied with the genuine sParr's Life Pills"
NB5Sub-afens in Connecticut aud Rhode Island b,
gPped from the proprs or' oice so Broadway, New YORK.
AGENT for Halifax. Mr. Morton druggist For the Canadas
A na Savage Co. Mon'rs Tiou poprnrs co
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DEADrR A WORD WITH YOU lis it not desirable
~ rovded the effect be obtaned take medincine in
raatabe FORM than in the in which
usually exhibited! Your answer anticipated and in view
Lozenee has been prepared by the combining
udcious union Of spodyre pector slightly
eeds gly useful coughs colds weak lungs
and affections OF the chest These Lo,sngs do
opium drug tn seSs very uppleasany with copsu
producing headache and constipation, but the desired
anodyne effect produced the happy comb alton Of several
demulcent prspat of the table kingdom and
otherwise benehcally The formula for
their preparation will be cheeully submitted the eramna
ton of physicians.
Price sZ per box. Prepared only by L. L. COT
TON, Chemist &C. and sold by him his Drug and hemica
Store 365 Beecker New Yosk, and at Z. T. GREEN'S
39i Broadway Of Walser pl6
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WHO WILL Rave THE TOOTH ACHE when by
w calling on w 4. PARSONS, Dentist, No. 2's Becker
directly opposite Downing they
stroyed IN moment. and filled LIST for years.
much decayed have for only
serted on he most improved principles hag SC all ope
abs " .nat wnen ennot ,a 20 come
in the best possible the money refunded.
References will be given some Ct The first families in
the immea vicinity who have experienced the benefits Of
his operations to their entire satisfaction, and who will testify
to the above statements MO I'm &c
DOCTOR }. GRANGER desires in tutnre TO limit his
Practice and connc his attention entirely those diseases
SSiaDisesses Of the Heart Lungs and Recum all their
The remedies used for the diseases are new in their an
olicaton their effects their PREPARATION
Ofice Of Doctor Granger No. 81 Amity street.
Hours from II to d the afternoon. a!7smkr
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WHO WOULD BE WTTHOUT TEETH, when the
w following unprecedented reduction dentistry made by
the celebrated Dentist W. Thorne DDS, 60 East Broadway
Cleaning On
Extracting Is
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral e
Single Tooth on Fivot.. IS
" =" Sver... 90
Gold ........... 500
complete of Teeth the approved principles
the price the above.
NJ B-Where satisfactioGis given charge will
V~csAu.e n m
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l. A'h'-hA'h' :" N''0o'' GEEPERs,
ul5 im.e u Cslherine VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-03
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH
DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY
DR. A. c. CASTLE, 1851 BROADWAY, cor

In Baltimore Professors jennings Jamiscn Handy Monk
r. Millar Amman. Hall Smith and Bailey sic 3m cod zee
, 1843-07-29
The PRAYER on Bunker Hill.

During the battle of Bunker's Hill a vene-
rable clergyman knelt on the field, with hands
appraised, and grey head uncovered, and while
the bullets whistled around him, prayed for the
success of his compa,riots and the dcliveranco
Of his country.
Il was an hour Of fear and dread
High rose the battle cry,
And round, in heavy volumes, spread
The var-cl0ud 10 the sky.
Twas not, as when in rival strength
Contcndius ~ra;iors meet,
Or love of conquest mndly hurls
Amonarch from his seat.
Ye, on. uns there, unuscd 70 tread
The path Of mortal s'rif".
Who bu, the Saviouf's flock had fel
Beside the fonnt Of life.
He knel, him where the black smoke wrea.
thed,
His head was bowed and bare,
While for an infant land he breathei
The agony of prayer.
The column rcd with early morn,
Nav tower DER Bunker's height,
And proudly tell a race unborn,
Their patriO, fathers might;
Bnl thou, oh patriarch, old and gray
The prophet of the free.
Who knott among The dead that day,
What fame shall raise 10 thee
1t is not NEE, that brass or stone,
Which feel the touch of time,
Should keep the record of a faith
That woke thy deeds sublime;
We trace it on a table: fair,
Which CLOVIS W hen stars wax pale,
A promise that the good mans prayer
Shall with his God prevail.
, 1843-07-29
Printers e

l. Paw the printer in the day that
thou owest him. that thy food annoy
thee not, nor thy rest be disturbed bv
the nraht. mare. For like the troubled
ocean, must be the dreams OF him that
oweth the printer.
Q. The tailor covereth thee with
raiment, the butcher furnisheth the
lat OF the kline, and they receive their
reward.
8. How labor,h the pIinter to store
thv mind with the fat of knowledge
and enlightenment thy understanding
with the glnnmerings of sclence!-
Think of this when he presenteth his
bill unto thee, and say not "call at a
more convenient season."
A.. As the little niger loveth to lick
molasses from a hogshead; as the pick
erel relishes the leg of the frog, even
so doth the printer love the payment
Of his bill.
5. Remember the printer when
thou owes him, else the mar OF the
law send unto the greeting. A hint
to the wise is better than a KICK TO
the un-wise.-[Prov. Chronicle.
, 1843-07-29
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of Is lines or less, for the first
insertion ST. for each subsequen, insertion ff-
~ cents. A reasonable deduction made to
those who advertise by the year.
Communication or advertisements OF a per-
sonal nature (when admissible will be charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable ~invaria-
by in advance.
2 For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in advance.
Advertisements except for yearly adver-
Users should in all cases 10 accompanied nv
written directions, as to the number of inser-
lions: ifnot, they will be published till forbid,
and payment e1acted.
, 1843-07-29
FERN OF PUBLICATION.

The RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn.
ing, st $3.50, if paid within sj4manihs and
II PAYMENT be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be exacted.
ITO a club of Three or more subscribers,
q paid in adrnnce,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearaCcs
are paid except at the option ofthe Editors.
OPostmasters are authorized bv law to for
ward money to newspaper publishers, free Of
charge. All letters to the Editors, by mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1843-07-29
Authorized Agents for the Radical.

/. N. BRrsoS s. Co., Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. VI. Frankfort,
Fl. T. KENT, P. NJ. GAINESVILLE,
c. E. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn,
J.. H. BRrTroS, Troy, ~"
B. GTpsoS, P. NJ. Paynesville,
Door. w. H. NIcKL1S, New Hope,
P. w. OVERLY, P. NJ. Shamrock,
JOHN Rails, New London, d"
A. HENDRIX, P. NJ. Spencerburg. I"
J. CRosrHEwAIr, jacksonville, 1"
W. T. BOND, P. NJ. Sugar Grove, /"
L. T. MusIcK, Hickory Creek, 4"
f. EMERSON, P. NJ. Louisville, Z"
W. w. AD,Ms, Marthasville, "
FAINT & BROTHER, St. Charles, Z"
Door. ]. ADAMS, Ashley. Z"
, 1843-07-29

Suppose n of the Siamese Twins
should steal, he could not be imPrls'
oued without subjecting the Sheriff to
asuit for false imprisonment by the
ether. But if one Of them should be
accused of murder, he would be clear
ed on the ground Of insanity beng
aman beside HIMSELF
, 1843-07-29

with his rifle and hunting knife de-
termined not to rest till he had aveng-
ed his daughter. Seeing the schoon-
err depart, he launced his canoe de-
termined to follow, and watch the first
opportunity to kill the captain. His
heart was irm;-his daughters blood
cried to him from the ground, for VEN
geance on the sedurer. He feared
not to battle with the waves in a frail
bark canoe. No, no; he had been
wronged. deeply wronged; and he
thirsted for revenge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
A CARD.
TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET RAGS NAIIIGES

LEXANDER HILL fourth door beto1 the ruins Of the Eagle
IA Hotel would most respectfully his friends and
the PUBLIC GENERALLY, that he is in receipt part
Of his Fall and Winter Stock Of Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet
Bags, ValSes, &c, &c carefully selected by himself in the
Northern and Eastern Cities; aud he confidently
Public that Al no former period has he been able offer greater
Inducements either regards quantity quality prices and
having just received large, we'll selected and very superior
sormcEt Of materials for the manufacture of LADIES' GEN
TIEMENS, sllSSES' and BOYS BOOTS and SHOES; he l.
better Ihan prepared TO manufacture all Of the above
named articles ~ such mamner As 10 give entire satisfaction
Being fully satisfied that house in the City If Richmond able
10 offer equal his in point Of VARIETY, PR
cES QuALTY-hc, therefore, socts share of the public
fvoT his Patrons that will be sed Il
render satisfaction.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find il To their advantage to
call and take look, before purchasing elsewhere.
ALEXANDER Hill, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
~ BA large and well assorted Stock of BROGuEs very
superior quality manufactured By myself always hand which
The public assured equal SUPERIOR any sold The
City. A. HILL,
manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.
Sept 10 3S-w:ml Wholesale and Retail
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SWAN TAVERN.


THE subscriber will open the Swan Tavern the 9Th Of DC
oe Upon the premises is large House, part of which
will occupied his family In which there are many rooms
So that families Others wishing be retired than in
Tavern accommodated lie promises his former patrons
and all others be pleased call him. In keep his
table supplied with the city will afford His Stable which
equal 10 any place, with good lostler Fodder, ay
Oats and Corn of The His Furniture will be very GOOD
partly new aud the House, far may be necessary repaired
may be wen 10 inform those who acquainted with its
location tina; il is situated within very short distance OF the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot the most elevated part Of
the CIV No. being surrounded with other buildings, il j. cool
and place Summer Its proximity the Capitol and
pubic desirable place M-Ihcrs of the css-
iatprc who especially desires may give him CALL he in
tends them the best Day boaders and
families can RETAINED reasonable prices he hopes his
friends in the lower country will think far with
him Tho difference being lie they and and all others
will find their interest, a. his charges will be below The
former ra,cs WA. HOWIETT
Sent * 37-wtlstDec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

a. ECoND SUPPLY We are receiving and opening, this
- morning, second supply of FALL AND WHITE DRY
GOODS winch, with those hand Stock very large
and drsirnble. Amongst which may he found
Super wool black be brown, and invisible green Cloths
Do. do. do. and fancy Cassimcrcs
Fiuslings, Beaver and Pilot Cloths -
swansdown, Valencia, TodneI and Satin Veetinss
Sa;inets, Kentucky Jeans and Kcrseys
Fun Cloths and English Kerseys, for Negro Clothing
Red, white and yellow Flannels
Padding and Sail Duck
Irish Linens k-ntings, Lawns and Sheeting
Australian Iistres and Chusans
Rich, style Mousainc dc LANES
Rich, new style Prints large supry aud beauf,
Silk. Eerino, cotton and wpoen Hose and Half Hose
Buck, Kid merino, silk and Berlin Gloves
Filr;, silk aad woollcn M.,ts
Umbrellas, all prices
Taylors, Wiilet's, Hughes and other Spool Coops
Patent Threads and Twnes
Bfnrla, Cashmere Net and Plaid Shawls
Blracled and brown Sheetings and ShiItings
DntHl, Twilled and Whitney blankets
With almost ter article usually found in Dry Goods
Jobbmg House, to which respectfully invite the attention OF
the trade LONDONS, WILl.INGllAM & DREWRY.
Oct. IL 4C-Wtf
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FOR SALE,

ONE Of the valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county
" Of Pow haan.
An Estate Of 100 in the county Of Prince William well
watered well mbeed and well enclosed that be purchased
81 acre. IL immediate application be made-a great bar
gain.
tie Estates the upper James River offering
opportunity a large capitalist seldom 10 he with.
Of Land James River about GO miles
low Rchmond 200 heavily tmbeed This property be
for about six dollars IL lies Immediately the
River point helg three quarters of mile
from edge The wood and timber would pay the
place three times
Besides subscriber is authorised sell variety OF
Farms, of every description, making his office the very
place Of application for DESTROYS Of purchasing Zeal
Estate. {. 4. Bolts
Oct.6 43-tf
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FALL STOCK-lei3.
p K WHITE & co.

THE subscribers are ready supply country and town
merchants, their ftien - aud the public generally
with BOOTS SHOES and LEATHER # 6rery rGry and fao
and N nil prices having hand rccved by recent arrivals
om the Northern Eastern cities the best and mast tere
stock that offered 10 tie public and which cannot
II the STATE
We happy if the eo"ntTy md oDn 'ntrecn's would
caIl and stock before purchasing, We snail oer
thrm goods upnn the II advantageous terms
Our goods having purchased before the recent adrdnee IN
nrices we shall he able very lowest and
great many articles they be had Of the
faeturers the mselves
Also ON hand five thousand pair of Bogues of
f,eiuye suitable for plantation and factory hands
' II X WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail Market Bridge Richmond, Va.
Can't 10 36-wlm
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Nov 81 5S-w2w


COUNTY OF HANOVER.
ID virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ant
ID Chancrty Hanover County pronounced the tenth day
of October 1871 In Chancery therein depending, he
L. Sarke in her right and as administrative
William Sarke deceased, and guardian Of The infant children
the said William Sarke, plaintiff, and Thoma j. Starke
others defendants undersigned the commissioner therein
named viii proreed WEDNESDAY, the twentieth day OF De
crmhc Is43 if fair fair day, sell, public
The PREMISES Tie tract Of land whereof the said WIN
starke died SEIZED lying in the county Of Hanover about tive
miles from the Old Tavern and distance from
Hanover town. containing about four hundred Three
fuur,s this land we'll timbcred. the residue
in state cn;iivon and large quantity Of mari is the
same There dwelling house and all necessary
loises-and good mill site on the premises.
TrgMs-,ash as to sum sufficient dcay the of sm
and expenses and credit the residue % one
two Years purchaser giving bonds with good security, and The
title retained until the purchase money is all paid.
Nov. IA 5i-wds JOSEPH STARkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28
PIX. WHITE Il Co-sEpr. ls43.

HOME MADE SHOES OF ALL KINDS,
TIME subscribers manufacturers Of ladies' aad gentlemen
Boots and and servants Shoc nave on hand OF their
onn ,asr and constantly manufacturing full assortment of
the above To they wond respectfully invite The attention
or those in want of good article fair price, either for their
own their servants wear
We wish to be encouraged in this branch of business snd
with reference Shoes particularly We would, we
cod persuade purchasers Of them Of tie eo.omy IN buying
first article such manufacture calculated render
good service which sell nearly The price at
Which the best Aoraern rors Is sold.
During past Spring and Summer we have been actively
RACED 10 large quantity Of Subsidiary and light
knds- male female servants of the best stock that
procured and have spared pains TO turn out M rate
article would respectfully call lea,ten.ion OF farm
es and all Others desiring GOOD Shoes FOR their ser
wants at reasonable prices; believing that If they will only give
them Trial they will ni To their interest to continue TO pur
chase Superior article of home manaJietare
~ r. X. WHITE Il CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail Market Bridge Richmond, Va
Sent. 10 1913. 3o-WSil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

DUDLtc sALEBy virtue of Decree of the County Court of
Orange rendered Monday, the 2ih July The subscribers
Gust. WILLIS GROVE the late residence Of VIM &. Willis
deceased This and valuable Estate lies in Ih county OF
Orange the Rapid Ann River contiguous 10 the Manufacur
Ing Mills Of Robert Willis and contains. by survey,
1910 all of superior qualify and well adapted The growth
crn exposure, and the lowands are OF nliuvial soil.
This Farm is situated about miles from The Turnpike which
leads from Fredericksburg Orange house being
than miles l The latter, 81 from the former, and
farmers in this Section There abundance Of
timber for all the purposes OF the n and water sufficient from
field On Of the there large and productive
dow. The improvements extensive consisting Of Dwelling
ing adjacent factory yards of tue with three
large and cellar, kitchen with four number Of
good repair and conveniently located There are
above other necessary out budngse garden large hand
compare with any in the county beauty of scenery
commanding extensive and beautiful view Of the Blue Ridge
and Rapid Ann Valley fertility OF SOIL sauby OF climate and
convenience OF location.
The viii also SELL the day. another T1ct
containing acres lying the "Pney Woods" miles
from Willis This land which valuable, principally
fine timber, he sold in three tracts,
suit purchasers Diagrams either Estate will be shown Those
wishing 10 view premises will the subscribers
side in the Immediate vicinity of Willis Grove.
Of The purchase money will he required in
hand one, and three annual instruments,
cured by approved security and lien the premises
The sale viii! be made at Willis Grove.
RICHARD H. WILLIS,
Executors of William e. Willis
RT PosTPoNEMENT-The sale of the above Lands been
pos poned until Thursday the 9Th October which time the
subscribers will sell from 80 to IS valuable Negroes belonging
the Willis Grove Estate, and other personal property consisting
Of The Stock Of Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils and the Crops "f Corn,
Wheat hand The "Pney Woods" VIII be sold
credit of and years, with equal annual payments.
ROBERT 4. WILLIS. r,
RICHARD II. WILLIS, '"e'"o'''
~ FURTHER rOSTPONEMENT.-Thc Executors havin:
failed sell the Property, advertised above the h Oet
ber will certainly sell 10th the real and personal Estates
LIST Decemhr J3 The Wheat which has bern upon tie
land this Fal-alout go $50 bu cswli be given put
chaser ROBERT y. WILLIS, r,cc,,o-s
RICHARD H. WILLIS, HN''u'o's
Nov. 81 5c-ids
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FALL GOODS.

CHINA, QUEENS WARE IND GL4SS-Scpt., 1643.
TINE subscriber. open in Store well selected
and goods, consisting OF Printed ~ Co
lors, Coorcd Edged &C, Ware Of every descriptions China
German and American manufacture; German silver, Britannia
English Plated Caors Toilet and other Looking Class
es: English and American Ware, &C., scall which we
offer nv The package epacked suit purchasers al rcasona
tie prices, and on the usual credit - ~
Importers of China. Glass, &C.,
Sent ! 3i-wtr Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
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I IMP AND GROUND PLAsTER.-The undersigned will
II the Warehnuse the head of the Basin,
hand and for sac Lump and Ground Plaster The viii
ground the city of Richmond of the rres best qualify
and warranted such Great will be taken in
of the article and is preparations aud may BE- assured
that only will the article be- free from all impurities
lowest market price only will he charged farmers and dealers
in Plaster requested make trial. and expected they
will not he disappointed.
MEAL will also he kept for sale, by wholesale retail
Sept5 3f-w3m JAMES NJ SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

Gs0 REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber, about the
Pow Isl Of July, 1872 named Aoram said negro
is some q or "a years age about eet4 inches hgn, well
prcpconed back complexion, and generally when spoken TO-
has smile on his conncaaace he also has very noted scar %
one of his ears bush hanging H. and tearing out
quite pyobabe he may uking either about Lynchbura OF
Buchanan he has been seen abot those places
the earb OF boaan, and think also quite likely he may
procured free papers, and in that way may be trying q
make bis escape to free State will give the above reward
taken State Of Virginia nd Twenty Dollars TAKEN
within the Virginia. and either case 10 be delivered
- " DAVID HANCOCK.
oc,nheI IA 45-oam6m