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11NIvERsIrY nF VIRGINIA

TIME BOARD of Visitors having directed notice TO be
given through the public press, that they will pro
ceed at their meeting on the o5th OF June next, to
make permanent appointment 10 the office Of Proctor
and Patron, applications for that ONCE are hereby In
vited.
This Ufcer will receive salary OF one thousand dol
lars with a dwelling and grounds free Of rent
Communications may be addressed 10 Jos q. easell,
Rector ~ The University OF b Prof Ed n. Conrtenay,
Chairman of the Faculty 6 no. w. sPooNER,
NAV 5-cwsH Acting Proctor o. Va.
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r,r STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN
~. mammoth vessel sailed from Liverpool on
! - 9Th May, under the guidance OF her po-
~ - commander, Capt Hosken, for New York.
i has now been out, therefore, seventeen days,
i inlly due.
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IN the United States Court for The Eastern Dsrtc, of
Virginia, March IA, 1886:
In The matter Of Bankruptcy nf Thomas Butler, Of
District
The said Thomas Butler, who has been decreed a
bankrupt by this Court, having filed petition praying
for his discharge IL Is ordered that notice thereof be
published in newspaper printed III ihs City of Rich
mond, seventy days at least before he h day of May
next when hearing will be had on the said petition at
the United States Court Room In the City of Rich.
mond; and all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may appear at the said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have why
Me prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted
Copy. Teste, P. MAYO, Clerk.
March l7-cw1Ow
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w. Turpin's Lottery Office
MO. 1Oi MAIN STREET, Richmond, Viz
CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1876.
20 600 DOLLARSt

10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 90, for 1916, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria. D. c., on Saturday, the 23d
of May. Capitals 100000, 10000, 5000,
5000, $780, l,0i7, 100 prizes Of 1000, &C.,
&C. IS No. Lottery, ID drawn ballots
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarlers2 so. Ger
ti6cate Of Packages of IS Whole Tickets $3.50
25 halves 65; % quarters 80 So
THE MAMMOTH $4,000 CAPITAL!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. C., on Saturday, May
3Oh Most Splendid Scheme: | Grand Ca
pilal OF $4,000, splendid prize OF 10000. 2splen.
did prizes Of 10000, splendid prizes Of 1900
prizes of 5000, Of $500, of2,33S, 20 OF 1000,
20 of 900 20 of 600 40 of 500, so Of 300, 200 OF
200, Sc, &C. IS No Lottery, IA drawn ballots.
Tickets Is dollars, halves so, quar,ers3 IS.
Certificates OF Packages Of 26 Wholes 100 dol
lars; halves 80; quarters As; % eishihs % 80.
Orders tor Tickets in any Lottery advertised
by Messrs. Gregory & Co., addressed to w. P.
Turpin, will receive prompt attention.
Remittances received free of Postage. drawings
forwarded, when requested, as soon as received.
For smallerschemes see daily advertisements.
April 81 w. P. TURPIN.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

~ Observation-Disclosures: AT Court of Quar,er-
" Session, held for King William County, at The
Reuben Davis, plain,ig.
against
Oscar U. Lipscomh and Banks Lipscomb, defendants.
the defendant, Oscar d. Lipscomb, not havin enter
ca ms appearance and given security according 10 the
ACT OF assembly and The Rules Of this Court and il an
pearng ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an nha
bant OF this Commonwealth IL is ordered that the said
aeiendant, Oscar d. 1pscoRb, do appear here on the
swer The bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubs he'd
IN the Cy OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and another copy be posted al the front door Of he
Court House OF this county.
Copy. Tesie,
April 3-cw2m RIO. POLLARD, Clerk.
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NOTICE

HAVE employed Watkins Dupuy, Joseph j. Burk',
i Alexander Donnnn, A. b. Fowler, and William Du-
Val Christian, assist me in collecting io1 The E!s
mond Wing, Religious Herald ana olneI paPeis ca
yertising will please pay their arIssrases ,n,our
May 5-cw4w G1CoOE - ""i'A'
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The New York Herald of Saturday, P. NJ,
.ly> There is an upward tendency in prices,
AMI he market has experienced decided i'm
noysment. The sales today were 10 fair ex-
.eai Considerable anxiety exists for further
ami more definite accounts from the seat Of
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roe a4iTIMoRE AND PHILADELPHIA.

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
= r y The Steamer COLUMBUS"
-. Msass;s5 Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond
again on Tuesday afternoon next, at o'clock.
iCr Baltimore. Passage and iare 10 Baltimore
only SIS. Freigh, taken for Philadelphia as usu-
al. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE

NNHUEKS OFFIOC.-D. TINE q
vi co.
ror this Evening-s25.o Oo $500, 5000. 1900, 500,
! Sq3 of 900, &C. 20 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets g
,.ose 600, 5000, 1900, 1851 30, IOOO 10 Of 800.
,aof DO Sc. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 50.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 10l:
!, ~ Al - 40 81 l6 30 so 10 So co.
Whole Tickle, Nos l6 GO g., and Half do: l6 "A 4',
18th sold and paid by FAME %.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 1911:
81 80 81 80 A "a IS Do 81 80 Is.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 100:
"a Il % 40 10 10 So 20 63 70 43.
Drawing Of Posomoke Lottery, Class l02:
81 IS Al II Sc 80 10 50 a.
Dawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Class l23
10 10 ca IS CO ii 60 q 81 SO Al.
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TN CHANCERY-vIRGiSIA:- onnge County Court,
Charles Webb, Lucy F. Graves and Sarah J..
Graves Plaintiffs
against ,,,,,,,
Webb, deceased, John v. Webb, (son of Augustine
Webbl Ann E. Graves, William q. Graves, Pamela
Graves Oliver II. Perry Terrill, John " webb, tson OF
John " Webb,l Wyatt Crittenden Webb. Mltchnh
Roswell Wehb, Garland Webb, James maisoh hhu
Iucy Woodward his wife, Jane Viveon Stroyer FRANCES
Wsbh F. C Kerfoot and Harriet his wife. Jane Allen
Wyatt Sanford, Augustus e. sandtord' y"in oaha,ofS
Reuben Sanford, Granville Sanford. Willousnny =
scott William G. Hedges, Thaeker Hedges, - victor
and Sarah Moriah his wife, Frances Stone, Henrietta
granhan Horace Branham, Catharine Branhain, Henry
A. Brnnham, Wills w Hedges, Jonas n. Menefee and
Moriah his wife and William w. BraRham, Defendants
The defendants. John V. Webb, tson OF Augustine
Webb } John v. Webb, tson of John v. Webbl Wyatt
Cri,tenden Webb, Mitchum Boswell Webb Garland
Webb, James s. Matson and Lucy Woodward MS WE,
lane Viveon Stroyer, Frances Webb, Jane Allen,
Wyatt Sandford, John Sandford, Reuben SANFORD,
Granville sandford, Willoughby 8. Scott, William q.
Hedges, Thacker Hedges, Victor and Sarah Morlah
his wife Frances Stone, Henrietta Branham, Horace
Bupham, Catharne Branham Henry A. Branham, WI
lis W. Hedges, Jonas N. Menefee and Morah his wife,
and William w. Branham not having entered Their APP
pearance and given security according 10 the ACT o as
semby and the Rules of this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth on molten oil the plalniins by
ceunse ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday In May next and answer The
bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF TINS ORDER ne
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published III hs
another copy thereof be posted at the front door oil the
Court House OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
March 24-cw2m P. s. FRY, Clerk.
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TuRPIN's oFFICE.-whoie Ticket Nos. 10 6s s.,
| ap-ize Of 81 900, Sold
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Class 20, May %
80 40 8 IS Sc 70 66 g IS 10 56 10.
Whole Ticket Nos 10 65 66, prize Of 81 :00o, sold
aud paid by w. r TURPlN.
fine Scheme to-day. Capitals: sac, 900, Of 5000,
/. of $50, &c. 7sNos !4drawn Tickets S. Sales
close at o'clock Prizes can be obtained at
NAV 20 TURPIN'S.
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TN THE UNITED STATES COURT for the Eastern

District Of Virginia:
In the matter Of bankruptcy OF George b. Taliafrno:
In pursuance Of order Of the Court, made on the
22na day Of March, 1843 notice is hereby given, IN
have deposited the further OF four hundred and
eighytwo dollars and sixty three cents in the Bank Of
Virginia. to the credit Of the said matter of Bankruptcy,
subject the future order of the Conrt and that The
said Court after ten days, will pass order for dis
thution thereof among the creditors Of the said George
b. TaIiaferro. WYSDHANEKEMP,
May 5-cit Assignee IN bankruptcy.
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IN Holloway creui, Superior cour, of Law and Chan

Gerry
Thomas Owen and his children, TO viii: Cathsrine,
Edward D. Charles E., Henry F., Mary X, Stephen,
Nathaniel, Sarah, William and Pamela Owen, (which
last being infants sue BY their fa,hsr and Peter Grigs
and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiffs
against
Henry s. Hopkins. John B. Geers Samuel WiIliam,.
and Jack Stewart, free negro, Defendants.
The parties IN the above cause, who are entitled IN
der the decree, the money for which The land SOLD
hereby notified apply for their several portion.
thereof LOUIS L. bOCLUtS,
May l-cwew Commissioner.
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May l2-cwaw'

WANTED. for The use OF the Penientiary, 10000
w Head and stavs Billes, for making Hour barrels;
for which a liberal price will be paid on delivery.
MAY l-sw4t JAMES c. sPOTTs, Agent.
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Extract refryrsd 10
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES \

"CO1STsSTiSorL
tsDear Sir: - - Your Horse, Shaheen, is %:
the best Arabian race, and is the finest Horse in this
Cy Ills Majesty, the Sultan. has not his equal In his
numerous stud lie Is the subject Of general admra-
lion on the pan Of the Turks whenever he Is taken
ont. deem myself exceedingly fortunate in having
obtained him, &c, &c. Very truly yours &c.
March 3-ci3lsiMay "DABNEY :. CARR"
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Union HOtel, Rtchmond, Ia.
PARKER & SMITH are
now prepared 10 furnish any
number OF Fox & BoRLASD's
II Fl r |; S Fl | n G NJ A
C II ! n ES, which are so
well known 10 the Agricultu-
raj community generally as
not 10 require a very lengthy
notice.
Our Machines are made Of
the best materials. and In the
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LAW NOTICE.
EsHRIsToPnER C. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTiFa
" practice law in partnership, under the flrm Of
scorr SIITH, IN all the Courts VI Law ana E4uny 70
rT oGse II Camden, Washi.a county, Akassss.
tes l0-cfy
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MBROlDERED Sleeves, Collars and In
~ side Handkerchief, for sale cheap.
Mayl5 CHENERY Hs sH;
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TN CERY-ViRGisIA:-Page County, to wit:
L The Commonwealth of VIrpinia, Complainant:

u ne So'"P'"''e'''
against
Charles H. Finn, administrator Of John o. Richards,
deceased, Deiehuaht,
Al a Court held for ,he county Of Page, at the
Court House, on Monday, the I'D day Of Feb
ruary lsi6-sitiing Court OF Chancery-this
day came the complainant 10y Francis II. Joflan
ESQ., the Attorney for the CcInmonweal II, and MED
her bill against the defendant, for The recovery Of the
residuum Of the personal estate of John d. richards
deceased in the hands of the said administrator, unad
ministered for the and benefit OF the Literary rnnd
being within The jurisdiction OF his Cont And u ap'
pearng by satisfactory evidence that there no person
entitled 10 take the residuum under the laws o tins
Commonwealth, directing the distribution OF intes-
tates estates, it Is ordered, that publication be made
for three months in some newspaper published at the
seat of Government Of this State and in some news
paper published at the seat of Government of the
United States as the law requires. The said John d.
Richards, deceased, was n native Of the county Of
Frederick in this Snie and died ntestae us far as Is
known and believed, about ihr year 1885, somewhere
sum OF eight hundred and fifty dollars in the hands Of
the said Charles ~ Finn, when acting as Deputy
Sheriff for the county Page, and who has since qua
lifted as the administrator Of the said John Richards
deceased
And il is further ordered tina, all persons claiming an
interest in the said undsposedof residuuni, a. distr
butees of the deceased do appear here on The ilrs day
of the next June term Of this Court, being HE inhHn
Monday in the month"; and make themselves defendants
10 the said bill; and f person shall accordingly APP
pear and show sufficient title in himself or hrrSr,
the Court will decree the undsposed of rrsiuum hiore
said To the Commonwealth, for The beneh OF the Lite
rary Fund. A Copy. feste,
March l0--w3m VIM Q. LAcCK. Cisfk-
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CASH SALE OF SLAVE.

CASH SALE OF SLAVES.
ON WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day Of The pre-
" sent month, will sell, al New Kent Count
House, publicly, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
between twenty and thirty very likely slaves. The
sale will be made under decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for The Richmond Circuit,
pronounced on the 3lst day OF March, 1876, in
the case OF "Semple, &c, rs. Christian and
others" Said sale will be made by me, as Com
missioner for that purpose, appointed, in said
decree. JOHN B. CHRISTIAN
Nav --rfds
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IN nANcERY-v,ae,.,A:-At circui, Superior

Court of Law and Chancery, held for Halifax coun-
", the 9Th day of April 1886:
Booker Epps, Obadiah Epps, and James Young,
against Plaintiffs
Daniel Epps, Rhoda Greenwood, Elijah Il. Wood and
Lucinda his wife, BookerJ Epps, Mary W. Epps jain
w. Epps, William Neal aud Elizabeth his wife, Arthur
M1seey and Lucinda his wife, John keaton and Re
becca his vile, Moses Cole, and the children Of the
SAID William Cole, deceased, whose names are IN
known, Defendants.
Booker Epps, Obadiah Epp., and James Young, hav-
ing filed their bill in this Court, alleging that Moses
Epps late Of The county Of Halifax, Virginia. had de-
parted this life nlestate seized OF TRACK oil land oil
about ninety three acres near Halifax Court House,
leaving the following his heirs entitled TO
the said land In coparcenafy 10 VIII inc saia sooket
the decedent Lucinda, the wife OF Elijah b. Wood,
Booker J. Epps and Mary w. Epps, the children OF
Epps the son Of Thomas Epps, another Of the said
decedeni; and Elizabeth, the wife or William Neal,
Lucinda the wife Of Arthur Moseley, ehecca the we
of John Keaion, and Moses (oe, the children OF Mary
Cole, deceased who daughter Of the said dece-
dent-that William Cole, another son OF the said Mary,
has departed this life leaving issue, whose number,
names and place o. residence are unknowh-that 'ic
said Arthur Moseley and Lucinda his wife, JOll htd
ton and Rebecca his wife Moses Cole and the children
of the said William Cole, deceased are not inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth and after the most dilisenl IN
oury thew have not been able To ascertain Inc names
or residence of the children Of the said Nliian Coie
deceased-and that The said James Young has purchased
The interest of said Daniel Epps and Rhoda Green
WOOD i'm The said land, who have severally executed
deeds 10 him, conveying their title thereto The said
bill pays for partition OF the said land so as 10 reserve
10 The unknown parties their just share thereof, &C.
Upon the motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel and
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the
said Arthur Moseey and Lucinda his wife, John Keatcn
and Rebccca his wife, Moses Cole, and the children Of
the said William Cole deceased moi inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, il is ordered that The sad defend
ants Arthur MOsel~y and Lucinda h's wife, John kea
ton and Rebecca his wife, and Moe+s Cole, do appear
here the hst Monday in Ju'y next, and answer me
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in tbs Richmond Enquirer for months sue
cessivey, and posted the front door of the Court
House Uf this county; mud il is further ordered by the
Count that the children nf the said William Cole, de-
ceased and all other persons interested in the subject ct
this suit, appear here the first day of me next Term
Of this Court and make themselves parties defendants
TO this suit file their the c0mplainahts hi,
and assert their claim the land in the proceedings
mentioned. Copy. Tesie,
Anril I7-rwom WILLIAM HILL, Clerk,
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BY KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
DAMAGED WOOL AT AUCTION.

DAMAGED WOOL AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, The 9th inst. al 10 o.
clock, We will sell at our Warehouse, for account
OF whom il may concern, lot OF Wool, being
the balance OF The LOT saved from the wreck of
The schr. SuSannah & Pknbe.
KENT, KENDALL s. ATWATER,
Nav 25 Auctioneers
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF REVOLUTIONARY
ufAT

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF REVOLUTIONARY
LAND BOUNTY.
an the 18th January, 1876, the following resolution
~ was adopted by the General Assembly:
Rs,,red IN, Gene al 3.,emLyC Of Hrgipia, That The
resolution Of the Assembly, adopted February An,
1872 entitled resolution requiring notice be given
10 persons having claims Virginia. for Revolutionary
land bounty present IKE same by given day for ad
Justine or the shall thereafter be void be
rrscinded, and that claimants OF Revolutionary land
bounty be allowed I'LL 1T March, s7 10 prosecute their
claims. =. u. PARKER,
May s-cw4w Register Of Virginia Land Office.
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best manner.
Prices OF Drums varying from SO 10 1920.
We are also prepared 10 furnish EMMONS'
CHAIN BAND HORSE POWER, which has
been in use for Ten or twelve years, and BY many
preferred 10 any Other Prices from 100 to 8 100
We are now making PORTABLE GEAR
ED HORSE POWER, suitable for from four
TO six horses, which we think will be lille su-
psror TO any thing Of The sort that has been made
in this section OF country.
We are also making the WHEAT FAN, call
ed "Parker's Premium Fam" very superior ar
tcle; prices $50, IS and 40
PARkER'S IRON CYLINDER CORN
SHELLER tina, will she'll from 500 TO 1900
bu hels; prices 1925. % and So.
SMITHS PATENT STRAW-CUTTER,
Tor cutting hay, fodder, oats, corn stalks &c.
price 10 dollars.
We can also furnish any machine in our line
that may be ordered.
To persons wanting either THRESHING
MACHINE or HORSE POWER, or both
THRESHlNG MACHINE and HORSE
POWER, or any Thing else in our line, BY order
ing them either personally or by letter, will be
punclually attended 10. To those wanting fur
Their information respecting The performance Of
our Machines, certificates can be given from
many OF the best Farmers in nearly every county
in the Stale Address
May Sec, PARKER & SMITH.
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ENRESH CANARY AND HEMP SEED
! ict sale by E. J. PICOT.
May Is
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WA [TEO

WA NTED.
A SITUATION (for young l1dyl rs teacher IN
n private family She IL competent 10 leach Music,
French and all The branches OF an English Education
The most satisfactory references given. Terms very
moderate. Address Miss u. o. T., Warrenton, Viz
,iun May left
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Nachine Man Tory.

CORNER OF MAIN AND 18Th STREETS,
Ind Opposite Tie Union Lotel, RtchmOnd, Va.
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MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE EN- tn
lN STREET.
Let althe world say what they can,
Sszs,.s sS,c ths
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-17
II III EN- E w Z II A
REBECCA SCARLET ACCOUNTED
EOR

The case of Major FriSble, Of whose arrest in,
Jamaica for carrying off two culored people we.
have already published the particulars, is thus
alluded TO in the Cincinnati Inquirer of Sd in
slant The New Orleans papers comment upon
the affair rs shameful outrage, and insist upon
the immediate Interference of the United States
government The New York Sun, few DAVIS
since, stated on the authority of David Kesner,
OF the 18th Ward Police, New York, that Ed
ward Dunston is in thai city.
The Cincinnati Herald gives some little infur-
nation respecting this AFFAIR, and, as il is quite
probable that our Southern friends do not conde-
Scend to glance over the columns of the Herald
very often, we will copy what that paper says,
tor their benefit and accommodation
We know something of Major, Frisbie I'm
the year 1897 or '36, he was here on board of a
steamboat, commanded by Captain Mocre, and
brought the woman, Rebecca Scarlet, from New
Orleans. She became alarmed, under the fixed
belief that he designed TO make slave of her.
and the proofs were that he did treat her as T.
slave, Capt. Moore, if we mistake nut was I'M
der the same Impression. Application was made
10 some our citizens. Mr.. Richardson, of our
citizens Mr.. Richardson, of this place, a man
opposed to abolitlonisui, interested himself active
ly in her behali-connSeI We're obtained-she was
taken out of the hands of Frisbe, who was sued
for false imprisonment. The suit was finally
abandoned on condition that he should pay the
costs. lie had left and his securities had to pay
them for him. After that Rebecca Scarlet con
timed on Captain Moore's boat till she died.
What Major Frsbe intended 10 do with the
woman cannot now he known. He did not how
ever klGnap her. and she died free woman As
to DunSIon If he really is in New York by his
own consent, and Frsbe never made any atienpt
TO deprive him of his liberty, we suppose the
Major will he released
a late Bermuda paper says: Captain Fris-
BY whose apprehension and commttal to Goal in
Jamaica. for taking from that lSlnd in the year
1887, Man and Woman whom he sold into
slavery at New Orleans, has heen, we now learn,
committed for trial at the CONT of Vice Admiral
~ to he held in that Island" We suppose the
u. s. Government will take all necessary steps
To collect the testimony in his favor and forward
il 70 jamaica