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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11


THE subscriber having purchased "Clover t'ul Inc
L county seat of The new county Of Arpoinatox,
and all doubt which heretofore existed rs 10 the title 10
said property having been cleared MP 10 the satisfaction
of The Court, and the public square having been ald on
and accented BY the Court, Will offer for sale, on ht
Goth day Of November 10 the hgh's bidder, on
credit Of six twelve and eighteen months, the proha
sers giving bonds with approved security tie whole OF
the thirty acres which have under The sanction o an
Act Of the Legislature of Virginia, been aii on nio
half acre lnts WILL a: the same time, offer fGI sale
hat very desirable property, The Tavern ard iavcrn
lots on the following terms, VIZ one-thlin casn, ara
the remaining Two thirds of the purchase money ~ one
and two cquaI annual stanenis The purchaser giving
bond with approved security aud the title withheld uh
iii The purchase money be raid 49,
This is one Of the hantsomest locations In virginia,
in the midst Of fine and healthy country noted Tor us
intelligence and moral standing. on the great thorough
fare between l., ncLbnrg and Giclnond and tarmvie.
and within few miles Of the James River canaI, Tor
long series of years free from the visitation OF levers
and other malignant diseases, which haze ravaeeh
other sections of the country BEING the county seat
of wealihy and en'erprlsirg community and possess
ed f 10 many natural advantages, no situation coud Al
ford more attractions to capitalists who may whn 10
Town property for tbs purpose n speculation
or uofrs snua men, who uay wish 10 locate themselves
nermaneptly with sure prospect for patronage, or
rad smpn Who desire liberal and profitable encourage
meut am sure say enough 10 ensure the attendance
nf willing and spirited bidders, when say that Glover
Hill known from the seaboard In the mountains, Is for
sale. SAMUEL " "eDEhN"o''
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A Teacher Wanted

Al The hlChOhf NEt n aCHDLWi.
IN consequence of determination of the present &C
cupant of above Institution 10 return TO- aud To-
cate permanently In his native county, the Academy
will be in want Of Teacher after the last day OF Oclo
her This Institution is situated pe of the most de-
Iirhtfui, healthy, and den,ey populated ne'ghbor-
hoods in Eastern Virginia, in which large and highly
profitable School with certainty be secured for the
next twelve or fifteen years.
Tho School has numbered from thirty 10 thirty-tvc
scholars per session for the last three ysnrs, majority
of whom have been studying the Classics and higher
branches usually taught in an Academy, In eonse-
auence Of tho cheapness Of board and the facilities at
forded in travelling, both by stage and steamboat he
former Of which passes directly by and The latter with
10 few miles Of the Academy gentlemen abroad ian
afford to send their wards ut comparatively tn
ding cost Applicants for the above situation are re-
CURED 10 produce, from some Literary institution OF note,
81 i,factory testimonials Of competency 10 teach the
Greek and Roman Classics the junior course OF aahr-
ma,ics incudinc the Theory and Practice OF Surveying
the use of Maps and Globes, together with the other
higher branches of an English Education usually taught
in institutions of similar grade Communications for
further particulars addressed the subscribers tpost
paid will be ived and promptly attended TO- to the
first Of November next. r. PlGGOl,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
P.S-Ths neiChborhood requires, and II IS confident
" believed will sustain, both Male and Female lnsti-
tuition. r. ". =
1.fdt
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NEW HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISH


THE subscriber hecs To introduce 10 The notice OF the
i citizens Of acknowledgements Wishing The Cny,
and the public generayhis Establishment Tor the safe
Of Greenhouse and other Plants situated Clay
Street. Immediately arjninin. Mr. DiIl's Bakery, where
will be found the largest and beat selected collection OF
Plants South oil the Potomac, consisting IN part nt Ca
m-,iis, Cactus, G-raniums. Roses. &c &c The Ca
mcIias embrace all the aud finest old sorts The
Roses include all the varieties Of the Tea, Bourbon,
Bengal Noisette, Remonant, and every other kind
worthy of notice or cultivation, whether of recent or
former Introduction He would also inform those who
intend planting trees in front OF their buildings, that ne
has made arrangements with the proprieo Of some Of
IN. best Northern establishments whereby he will nj all
times be prepared furnish the most approved kinds for
planting Purchasers may ut all times rest assured
that no plant will be allowed 10 leave the establishment
unless In state of perfect health, and true 10 its Fame
Boonets furnished for parties, &c during the ensuing
season In thu first style Ladies are respectfully invited
10 ,isit the Establishment.
" b. Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants,
: rawberrits, Raspbenies, &c. &C.
ALEX D. ABERNETHY.
P,chm Noyemher ls35-CStt
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

II rltsIan5c Of decree Of the United states Coui,
tt, Circuit and Eastern District nf Virginia, pio
ioaet on The ,h day Of December, 1874, IN the name
q d. unded States Of America. plaintiffs, ngA'ns
:.-..n-d comm .srinncr appointed for that purpose
ahic al zion, 10 the highest bidder, on the 5th day
Nc,c,nh.r ls4s at the Court House of the county O
N'a IN, State Of Virginia, between inc hours OF ~
,ni c,ock r. NJ certain tract Of land situated ir
- rouaty Of Madison, containing 257 acres, more
,r r>- ad,o,n ne the lands Of Thomas Bohannan ant
Others. pnchas-d by the sid John o. Lay oil iiersef
\. Claiborne and William b. Chamber'hyne, Trustee:
~ Errj ,min Duval
me sale VIII he made upon the following terms, t'
VII: oneihird &c the purchase money TO be paid III
cash. and the residue in two equal instruments, at sill
twelve months from the day of sale. the purchaser
eng bonds with approved security for the deferred
,sincnts and the title 10 the property TO be retained
ualli the whole of the purchase money Is paid,
EDMuND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal U. s., E. ID. ", and Commissioner.
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EDuCATION

THE subs crber intends opening School, at his re
/ sid.nce, the ensuing year. ana would be glad TO
get six or eight pupils 10 hoard in his family The stu
alton Is healthy, and Of easy access, teing wnln lnfee
hundred wards Of the Richmond aud Ffedericksbulg
Railroad fourteen NIL. from the former place. tie has
had several years. experience in teaching, AMI pledges
himself TO every effort for the advancement OF the
pupils committed his charge, and TO pay strict atten
lion TO their health comfort, and moral department
The School will commence the 18th Of January next
and terminate the 18th Of December following, with
recess Of month in Summer; and the courte OF IN
struciion will embrace the branches usually taught IN
good English School, and thorough course OF Latin
TrRss. For Board, including washing and lodging,
and tuition in English $780, for instruction in Latin, an
additional Of $40 One half Of the above sums will
be required the s July, and ths residue at the end
of the scholastic year
"'''e' ~ PETsR w. BROWN.
H.noyer Oct. o. le45-ewiJanl
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NOT turning out 10 vote, and for alleging as iheir
excuse, 80, Trc done rith Poilics-hang all your
Wings and Loco Focos! How's Flour to-day
Is Cotton liveiy7 What's the look for Morris
Canal or Canton Z"
II winds up with the following. accommodation OF
gentlemen OF properly and standing"
"Now we wish those Wings who did not vote
TO understand that their conduct in our opinion
was lreacherous and base towards men o have
lur years struggled Tor them, as have MeSsrs
Bradish and Ogden, and that il they DO not some
tline need The services OF such champions an:
ask Tor il in vain, they will fare great tea. better
than they deserve 10"
Butthe Tribune iorsels an important element IN
The discussion Wing principles are losing their
hold upon the people everywhere. The latter are
opening their eyes 10 the mischcvous tendency of
Wing hereseS, and are willing 10 give TO the
Administration and lis measures fair trial The
charm OF Wing "inialibility" is gradually
melting away The factious and unpa,riolic
course of Northern Whiggery, upon the questions
OF Texas and the domestic institutions oil The
South, is we'll calculated 10 arouse the opposition
or silent frowns Of the members Of The Northern
Wing party, who look 10 the safety ana prosperity
OF The whole country. They feel that, were they
10 follow the lead OF the Tribune and other Wing
presses, the Union would soon be snapt in twain,
ard their own interests, and the Interests Of he
North, would he seriously affected Upon every
principle, then, OF patriotism and interest, have
they been induced 10 mark their disapprobation OF
the ultra movements of the leaders of their once
united and victorious parry The very argument
brought forward by the Tribune, that in every re-
specl The Wing was superior TO the Democratic
ticket, prores most ccnclusvely, that however
GOOD the men, their principles and practice we're
abhorrent The feelings and interests II heir own
friends
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN AMELIA
COUNTY

an MONDAY, the 2ilh Of November lsa5 al The resi-
" dencp az John ST. Clair in the county of Amelia We
will puceed 10 sci. Two tracts Of Land belonging 10 me
said ST. Clair viz Tie ore on which lie resides, sup
posed contain about 45G and certain tract o
land purchased of Newinn Wade b l!eved Ia contain
800 acres After sale of the land, shall offer ir
sale sia valuable nrcr.ts aud AL uf the pfrShabc f"
ptfly of the said ST. Clair, including lb. last crap o
wheat CON- fiddler and tobaCrc. he rto'k of every
descriptions, horses, cows, rherp and hogs '"t",h'i
with the plantation utensils, and bousehold ana KITCHEN
furniture.
The lands are ID be very good the home tract con
a:niI besides branch lands 90 OF Appom attrx
low grounds; Improvements good.
The negroes and ptrisahr property vii be suid Tor
cash. aud land for third cash. and the balance
in two tqtIal annual ISalmenis. Bnndn WIN eoon
security will required and, in addition the TILE 10
the lands i'll be reserved until all Of the purchase monty
has been paid.
The above property conveyed as Trustees. by
deed duly recorded in Amelia CLERKS Office for purposes
therein specified The title TO the property IS believed
to good hut, acting trustees we shall convey ohy
such Title as ID vested in vs..
LEWIS L. HARViE,
JOHN G, JEFFERSON,
Trustees.
NJ B. The Creditors requested 10 attend the sale,
with all Of their Claims properly stated
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EyEcIITORS, SALE.

~ MONDAY, the 18th Of the present month, II fair
- i not. the fair day. we will proceet y sell, al
ql1 suction, i, the residence Of Miles n Gardner
u.c-a 81, a part of his Household and Kitchen Fnrn
consisting Of several excellent Feather Beds, Bed
S'~,t.. chars sc. Also, fine Mule and one or TWO
esd work Horses. first rate Milch Cow, ana some
t,, stock VIII he sold al the same time and place.
- Terms made knswn on the day If sale.
ELIZABETH GARDNER, Executrir,
and GEO WIN GARDNER.
Executor Of Miles II. Gardner, deceased
y. 4. 81 persons having claims against the Estate oil
VI ~ u; Gardner deceased are requested to make them
AaeN n 10 the subscribers, without delay.
T. GARDNER, ExecutriI,
and C W. GARDNER,
Tv 4-cdt Executor Of NJ. II. Gardner. deceased
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VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
AIIcTION


TINE subscriber will offer at auction oD the premises
1 on the iu,E of December next, the Estate called
pt'NLOga the late residence If Col. Samuel Carr,
conainns by recent survey, four hundred and forty
OF these. one hundred and sixty are ~.
wanna low grounds OF the finest quality; more than ohs
a.d a,lr- are heavily iimberrd the greater part OF
whirh i within Two miles of Charlottesville. where
~,od commands ready sale and high price Inc reg.
=, ept what seeded wheat this Fall IS wen
~ grass. This Estate is situated between TWO ana
miles North of Charlottesville, and within ionr
mas the University OF Virginia, in wealthy neigh
tfon remarkable for IT'S intelligence aud morality
The Riranna river which bounds the Estate IS navi,
.tt'r t., b,teaux in both of Is branches for i've ana
II, miles above IT, ~ large manufacturing mllis OF tue
.n-.' repuie. There IS aicn another large mil, one
ii !. lelpw on a tributary Of the Rivanna. The I'M
r-e.e,-uis consist Of large and elegant brick dwell
.ls. ,ai Al necessary OIL, houses
TEAMS on. fourth on thr 18th February 1910, ana
NJ In" three EQUAL annual insialnents thereafter
linn itrly after the >ale Of the land there VIII aiso
!. Ir.,. At auction. thirteen young aud likely Ne.
- :. All ,e Stock. Plantation Utensils aud Household
.,.r,urr and The crops of Corn Hay and Tobacco
TERMS made known On the day Of sac
a.. lO-r;ts GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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EDUCATION MEETING.

Al meeting of the citizens Of King William
County held al the Courl House on Monday, Oc-
lober ~, Conn day, fer The purpose Of taking
into consideration the best means of advancing
The cause OF Education, General Braxton was
called TO the Chair, and Or. John w. Power ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed a cOmniIiee % report suitable Preamble
and Resolutions for the consideration OF he
meeting viz Major Fontaine, Drs Lewis and
Braxton, General Ayeti, Mcs>rs. Sizer, Turpn
Brown Gregory Christian and Hill.
MeSsrs. VIM. w. Crump and Peer V. Daniel
were then waited npon, with Il request 10 address
The meeting; which they did in a very handsome
and appropriate manner.
The Committee then reported the following
Preamble and Resolutions
The PEOPLE of this country feeling deep in
ettsi in the cause OF Education, and being fully
satisfied OF the inciliciency ri the present sys-
tenn, feel anxious that better one should be
adopted:
Reso'rcd, ticrcior, as The opinion OF This meet
ing that tie Legislature Of Virginia should de-
rse some general system OF elementary Educa-
ton
81 Resolued, That in The establishment OF
schools, we would suggest that the following
general principles be observed Isl. That no
county shall b. compelled 10 adopt system Of
free schools, unless majority OF lis voters shall
determine so 10 do 81 the polls. 2nd. That, in
raising the sums necessary for carrying into el-
feet the system Of Tree schools, each county shall
be Empowered by law 10 raise taxes sufficient, To-
geiher with The appropriation now made from
The Literary fund, 10 educate its citizens.
3D. Rsso'red, That this meeting send thirty de-
lesales 10 tho general Education Convention, 10
be held in The city OF Richmond on The 10th of
December next.
The following gentlemen were then appoint
ell delegates Major s. Fontaine, Gen. p.
Aylc,,, HuIley Il. Atkinson, Mai Thomas
Dahney William Sizer Turrin A. Brown,
Thomas Jones, II. ]. Christian Thomas Stark.
Datncy, Edmund Li,t!cpagc Christopher Temp
kins. II. Tomlin, ". Drewry, Jno. 7. Dickrr-
son, Thos. p. Green, Robert Pollard, VIM. P.
Braxlon, Lemucl Edwards, Edward Hill, DR..
VIM Gwa,hmey. Turner 3. Blake, w. c. Penn
ber,on, WIN. Hill, w. y. Gregory and VIM.
S. Rasland.
On motion. The Chairman and Secretary,
and Messrs VIM. w. Crump and P. V. Daniel,
were added 10 The delegation.
4th. i,ts0lrcd That. in the opinion OF this
meeting. it would be InGicious 10 convert The
Puhlic Gaard INTO Military School, which will
he the means OF educating some 100 Young men,
and main,ana more efficient Guard than the one
now established
5h Eesoircd, That vote Of thanks be ten
jered Messrs. Crump and Daniel, for their elc-
quenl and appropriate addresses
9th. Reso'ped, That The proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by Ihe Chairman and Secre-
tary, and copy be forwarded 10 the papers
friendly 10 The cause Of Education, published in
Richmond, with request for publication.
CORBIN BRAXTON, Chairman.
InHN " POWER ScCTetayY.
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NOVEL, PUBLICATION.

We have before us the Isl No. Of the Mag
neist," published in this city. 1t is edited by an
Amateur, and will be "devoied TO The investiea-
lion of The physiology Of man and the diffusion
OF useto knowledge. The volume isl contain
"a Nos, and costs 50.
The believers in The mysterious "Scierce" OF
Magnetism, and those WHO are a Ii'us 10 en-
ouire into the subject, will find this new paper
filled with most curious experiments, Ingenious
arguments, &c.
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VALUABLE NEGROEo FOR DALI.
FINDER the authority Of Deed of Trust from The
u lite Benjamin Harrison Of Berkeley. IN charles
City County, and of decree Of The Circuit suprrl'
Coir, Of Law aud chanr-ry fr Charles City County.
rendered the aUlh May IS45 na suit therein depend.
Ing between the President Directors aud Company Of
the Bank of Virgins, plaintiffs, and Mary w Harrison,
executIix of Benjamin ar son and others, deie dhns,
the undersigned trustees in the said deed and commits
sioners appointed BY the said decree, will ON Nednrs
day the Slit of December next, fair II not The next
fair day thereafter at Berkeley aforesaid in the county
OF Charles City, sell public auction for ready money,
about thirty slaves many Of which are said TO be young
and valuable
Attne time ana place ,foresad, The undersigned IN
der the authority afas said will expose I" SALE at public
auction Tract of Forest Iand cont lining 24a acres "
ing IN said county, not far from Berkeley The terms Of
this sale arc, fourth Of the purchase money pay
ah, in cash md the other three fnuhs pay able in
moccs one Of ,hom year. and the other two YEAR,
from the day OF sale and bonds with approved security
given FOR them aud the title to be retained as security
for the bonds.
ROBERT SrANARD, Commissioners.
Nov a-do;Sctds
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NEW FIRM.

NJ s. II. GORDON have this day associated
". with them in business Mr.. II. Il MONTAGUE
who has acted heretofore satisfactorily as salesman
IN the houses Of William Gordon, and W. se H. Cor
don. The business will hereafter he conducted under
the STYLE OF w. & 3 GORDON K Co., who offe
their services to the friends Of the old concern and The
public generally who may desire trir aid In the sale
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, &c he same librralily
will be extended by the House as heretofore.
WILLIAM GORDON,
s. n. GORDON.
II. y. MONTAGUE.
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LAND For SALE

TN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
l Of Aibemarle county, pronounced al the ucinher
term, 1874 in the Of Daneille vs. Darnee, &C.,
Mil offer for sale at public auction on the premises,
on THURSDAY the 9th day Of November, ISIS, th-
Tract of Land called Enfield the present re.idcLee of
Mrs, Sarah w. Darneille, lying within one and quar-
"a, milss of Scotsyie in said county, continuing 52'
mes The convenicnces that this and has over the
uost Of land now IL market render II very valuable
UnIy sOO Of the purchase money will he requhed IN
IND the balance in one, Two and three years VIII
h ,hr Ian 10 any person wishing 10 buy before the
day OF sale. AuSiiS ~, 1900,
Oct. 9S-cwtds Io'h'"i0ei
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aIpEMARIELAND FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale my Tract of Land on Buck island
Creek. containing aly acres tand am huth"r..h Ia
80 oOn more can h. had on reasonable ttrmsl About
one third ~ in forest, well mbered, and convenient Il"
three Saw Mills; the cleared portion is now well ST IN
Glover and Timothy, and produces neaSy crops; amour
iytv acrs good crrek low grounds the buildings consist
of n Two.story Dwelling House, Framed Kitchen, To
b,rro Bans all built OF tr sst materials ana rs good
a. new The buildings have cost three times as much as
am asking for the land and that Is worth the money
independent OF the buildings There Is a good Gafden
Spring Of good Water e"nvenient convenient to The
Kiynnna naviga Charlottesville affords
GOOD market II is one of III" best situations IN VIZ
gina for Physician. having every convenience one
could desire, and no obstacles IN Tie way OF an eAehSe
practice.
onethird Of the purchase money vii be required IN
cash. and the balance will be credit OF one and TWO
years. 1aMEo 'e"ChbI.
Oct. 9S-claf3t-
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pEMAIr TEAcuERS WANTEn

THE Trustees Of Everettsvile Female Academy wsl
L to employ two unmarried ladies', who have expert
ence in teaching 10 take charge OF This School on tn
drst monday in January next. They mus, be qualified
10 teach ali the branches OF thorough English educa
tion and one them give instruction IN music on the
plano. -.
Satisfactory testimonials Of character and qualihca
tons wilt be required -
Everettsvilie is a small village In Wayne county
North Carolina, about miles South nf Wnyncs,o
rough and is of the most healthy situations IN tht
Eastern part of the State.
Address the subscriber, al Wsyneebo'ongh, Wayne
county. N. e. post paid. j. Z. sLoCuMb,
Der 2I-c6t Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

'yHf. very desirable House aud Lot In the town oil
Ffciericssburr lately occupied ~ Mrs 8. ?. Sed-
!ul Tine House is Of brick, well built, large and com
B on. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
4 ARE ale attractive and beautiful being laid on WIN
, taste, in siopng falls aud wide walks ana adorn
mn many handsome trees. A more delightful and
! NJ residence whether regard be bad TO health,
counter OF appearance cannot be found In The town.
500 will be made privately, aud the terms may DO
at-G communication with either OF ne undersieh-
a. JDuS M0NCUkE, Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR a. MORRISON, Richmond city,
trq cr,f Executors of Thomas Srddon N, dec ID
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yRISTEES, SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT TO the provisions of Deed of Trust,
executed by John A. Sheppard TO the subscribers,
bearing date The 81 Of March, 1894, and recorded IN Inc
coed TO SELL TO The hghes, bidder the premises for
c,>h, on MONDAY the day Of December, 1915, the
Iflc OF Land whereon the said John A. Sheppard now
resides, lying in the county of Henrico on Chckahomi
swamp, and containing 24si acres, adjoining the
lands of Lydda Bowies, deceased, and John Sheppard.
The title the aaid Land is believed be indispntab,e,
bu shall convey only such title vested in US by
s.s;ue of said trust deed.
JAMES s. RYALL
ALFRED WINSTON, trustees.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL. give the above reward TO any one who VIII
apprehend, and deliver 10 me, or have secured In
Jail SO that can get him soon after he Is caught my
how CHARLES, who ran Off about Easter. Charles Is
ou,e dark. about 25 years old, feet or inches high
and has wife living at Mr.. Edward fuckers, of this
purchased by Mr. Thos sGenser
he IN his ola n.chborhood rscoect marks or pc
euiiar,.s about the hoy by which can designate him
more minutely IL he should be appehendrd on, Of my
neighborhood, line addressed to me- NJ plamon .,a
contents promptly attended 10. ,,soN
Sept 9-laf4t SUSAN E. hAKklSoN.
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iaai. a"ehaeu ., SirsAN E. HARRISON.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing near Liber-
II " Hin O.. Newberry District, 8. c., the I'd OF
July, Mulatto Bow, named WILLIAM, 10 or ~ years
old, spare made feet inches high visible marks
that know OF. He was raised by John Davis, of Abe
marie county, Virginia, and viii try get there as
some OF his family live there Any information respect
inR said boy will be thankfully received by the subscr
Der. William MARs.
NJ Bile may alter bis name, and say he belongs to
some one i'm Virginia. W. NJ.
Ano fo-eW3m