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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-08
VALUABLE LANDS AND MILL FOR
CAIE

THE subscriber has returned to Virginia, and, hav-
i ing determined to remove 10 the Wrsl, is now pre-
pared 10 dispose of his Lands in SpoisyIvania county.
SNOW HILL, his residence, is two miles South oi
the Court house, and Ia miles South west of Freder-
~icksburg, and will be sold In the whole or part, 10 suit
those treating for IL, In tracts of $50 and a30 acres, or
thereabouts.
Snow Hill proper contains upwards Of 500 acres, and
is one OF the most highly improved country seats in
this portion Of Virginia, embracing a coinmodious
Dwelling, out houses of all descriptions, Barns, Tobac-
CO Houses, Stables, Ice Houses, Ice and Fish Ponds,
Orchards, Young and thIfty, Of all kinds nf choice
fruit n large and productive garden, well and neat
~ enclosed, and springs and fixtures about them, in.
icrior la none in Virginia; all under recently repaired
fencing and gates; some Of The latter Of which are su-
peripr, being built At 4 cost of $40.
stream, two pair Of stones, and in good order. and
bered, the arabic part Of which is productive, as The
growing crops evidence, and adjnins Snow Hill.
The 800 acre tract alluded IN is on The West side OF
the road from Snow Hill, the improvements on il con-
sisiing of n comfortable dwelling house, yard and gar
and fish ponds, and u large and new biacksmith's shop.
If not previously disposed Of, the above properly will
he sold 10 The highest bidder, in tracts to suit pnrcha-
sers, al Snow Hill, on Friday, the 9Th October next.
20 Sale positive, and without reserve.
Al The same time and place, MEADOW VIEW, the
late residence Of A. Parker, deceased.
The residue Of bis lands OH The South side of the
River Pc, will be disposed Of also.
! shall be pleased 10 show The Property 10 all persons
desiring TO purchase. STAT CRUTCIlFIELD.
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LOTTERIES.
Strarton,s Rmce

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA..
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, SITUATIONS the man.
THE CAPITAL OF $4,000 I'll
Drawn Nos. of snssex Lottery, Extra, No. 20:
IS % 6 Z G5 81 4 SO 90 al 50 - GO.
Half, Most Is u, the Capital Prize of s 1000.
Half, Nos. 81 So ~, another small one. sold and paid
by S1RATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey, No. 70, Ocl. 6:
10 Sc 80 "a 90 So 81 IS IS IL 70 Al 81 IL
SCHEMES FOR THE HEX.
5000 DOLLARS! 4 900 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-L-esburg, Extra, No. 81. Capitals: So
600, 1000, 500, &c. GO Nos, Q drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 c.; quarters Csc.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSi
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 81. Capitals =
$4,000, 1000, 343, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 cts; quarters 25 cts.
1886, 600! 10000! 40 vi 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class ca, Cor l5i7, toh drawn
Saturday, Oct. 9. Is No. lntlery-i2 drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme :-Sa5, 900, l3,0U0, 4 Of 1900, of 5000,
40 of 900, 60 Of 400, ia Of 900, etc. Tickets SlU;
halves S; quarters 9 SO.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class &c, for 1887, TO be drawn
SATURDAY., Oct. 10th. 70 No. Lottery, ID drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme: $40, 900. ] .0n0, 1000, 5000, 1000, 30
of 1000, 30 of 500, 40 of 300, a57 Of 200, etc. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters so.
$4,000 DOLLARSi $4,000 DOLLARSl
Alexandra Lottery, Class GS, To be drawn on Satnr-
day, Oct. %, l847. &C Nos II dawn. Grand CAPT.
tails: $40, 600, 1000, 5000, 5000, ~ Of 900, 90 81
500, 20 Of 300, SO of POO, etc. Tickets $40; halves 3;
quarters 2 50.
The most Brilliant Lottery eucr drarn IN Tie
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ala Court held for The county of Southampton. on
n. 9Th day Of September, le47:
Ordered. That the following proceedings of the Jus
,e,, Of The Court, the Bar and Officers Of the Court, be
entered upon the Records of the Court-to wit:
The sudden and melancholy death Of Col. WIN. C.
PARKER, late Prosecuting Attorney in this Court,
having been announced to the Court by Robert Ridley,
ESQ, on motion,
Rt,olr.a, That the Court, entertaining a deep sense
If The great merits Of Col. Parker as Prosecuting Attor-
pey, as a citizen and o man, displayed In all the rela.
iicns Of life, and through a long course ~ofoficial servi-
t,, profoundly regretting his loss, and wishing to ma
mics, their respect for his memory in an enduring
ioru, order these proceedings TO be entered upon the
minutes of the Court.
Rae,red, That we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Raeirtd, That a copy Of these proceedings be com.
mrnicaIed to the family Of the deceased. aud he pub.
l,hed IN the Richmond Enquirer, the Petersburg Intel
hs.ncer and Petersburg Republican.
ACopy- 1este, l.. R. EDWARDS, c. G.
" Petersburg Intelligencer and Republican will
please copy.
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Belonging 10 The Trustees ef The Bank NJ The
Ir.LnL cIainr

CONTAINS about 700 acres all under fence, 500
~ cleared, OF which there are from $50 10 200 IN Guilt
va,ion, and nearly, or about 200 acres OF timber--sltu-
ated Al miles East South East from the city of Vicks-
burc-fas on 1t - horses, stock of cattle, including OK
rn, Two wagons, sufficient stock Of hogs, farming uten-
siis, including tools, &C., two cis,erns, and an excellent
well OF water, a new Gin house, Oincluding press and
MILL q new gin stand and %thrasher, new negro quar-
t-rs, carpenters shop, b~lacksmith's shop, two ne"
cribs; also, a stable and old cribs, a good double dwell
Iinr house. containing three rooms and a closet; also
a vegetable and fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
The ensuing year. The corn and fodder, sufficient for the
place The neII year, will be sold or the place, and de
iiyered, at the market price. The farm will be sold fm
sI6. 900. of which 81, 600 in cash, and the balance In
one, TWO and three years, equal annual instaIments
bearing six per cent interest from the date Of sale, Sc
cured by mortgage, or deed In trust.
Apply TO Joseph l.. Roberts, Agent, Natchez, VIII
has full power TO sell and convey said property.
Aug. l7-e3m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the Subscribers, abou; the 9th Of
II June, a Negro Man by the name al SUMNER
The said man is about 5 fret 10 inches high, dark COM
pIe1ion, has a big, full voice, when spoken TO, has a
AGAR on one Of his cheeks-we think the right-also,
one between his shoulders, caused by a knife; had on
when he left a cloth cap with n fur band around it
other clothing not recoIlected. We purchased Summer
some time in June, in Richmond, OF Dir. Walter Pierce.
Of Charlotte, North Carolina, and u ia highly probable
thar he is making his way back 20 that State.
We will give the above reward IL delivered TO US, or
if secured In any Jail SO that we get him again. Ad
dress us, Pleasant Grove, Lunenbure county, Va.
nos TOWNSEND,
Sept. 24-cl0t JOHN 8. BAYN.
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u,IIE subscribers have established II General Agency
i. in Richmond, Va, and most respectfully offer their
services 10 their friends, and The public generally, for
the transaction of all business requiring an agent In SAID
city. They promise punctnalty and strict attention 10
The collection of accounts and claims of every descrip-
tion, selling all kinds Of produce, hiring out servants,
renting ont and receiving rents Of houses, eiiecting pr
yate sales of real estate, paying taxes on delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that are sold, &c.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond, are informed that correct forms Will be re-
mitled TO them, with Instructions for the proper authen-
tication of their vouchers, if desired, for u moderats
compensation.
soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
10 claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended To, by placing them in the hands OF
the undersigned.
Office In Wellington Goddin's building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate Of The Capitol
Square. JAMES y. SulioS, 1k.,
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought, and sold by
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rfETy DOJJ.ARS REWARD

ID AN AWAY from the subscribers, on Sunday, the
II 9Th August, a Negro Man named GEORGE. The
said slave ia about 81 years Of age, black, about 5 feet o
inches high, weighs nhnut $50 pounds, has good terth,
and n round and likely face. lie was purchased NJ X.
n. Dickinson a. Brothers Auction Room, on the ad Of
March last, from Messrs. Miiiner & Keen, OF Pittsylva-
mia Court house. lie was purchased by them-M. i h.
in Rockingham, N. C., and he will in all probability
make for that place, "a he ran of last April, and was
taken up, on his way there, at Amelia Conrt-hoiise.-
The person thai took him up on that occasion shot him
with small shot, on the legs, and the shot marks are
very perceptibIe on the hind part, or the calves Of his
legs. We will give $50 for the apprehension and deli
very of said bay To r.. II. Dickinson and Brother, in
Richmond, Va, If taken up after This date. and. II Ia
ken up previous tn this date, we will pay Sa5 for his de
livery here, and the expense Of Drinking him 10 this
place from where he may be taken up
KELLY, & co.
Rirhmond Auaust 81. ls47.-ctf
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A

THE second session of my School, at Clifton, will
4 commence on the Isl day OF October, I647, ind end
on the LIT day of August, 1913.
The course Of instruction embraces n thorough pre.
paTati0n for College. in Latin, Greek and Mathematics
Special attention will be given 10 the elementary
branches Of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed of attending public worship
TN Illr Sabbath, and religious instruction will be given
al home, in the Bible and Catechism.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition. including bedding
washing, lights and stationery, $200-Sl00 payable in
advance, SI0D at The expiration Of five months.
wish Ia receive SIX or eight additional scholnrs.-
Early application il requested.
PEYToN HARRISON.
RErEBEscr-Gov. Mcdowell, Lexington, VA; Sid.
ney $. Baxter, Esq, Attorney General, Richmond, Va.
MIR. L. u. Bentley. do. July 5-cwtr
Dr..Rlchmond Wing and Waterman oftiie South rs
qnehtrd 10 copy.
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SITUATION

A GRADUATE Of one OF our hest Colleges, we'll qua
IA lifted TO teach all the branches usually taught in
our Academies and High Schools, and also the French
and German languages, wishes to obtain a situation
for The ensuing year. A situation as T'eacher Of Lam
guages In some established Institution would be pre-
ferred, though he would be willing TO take the entire
charge ola School for a sufficient snlary. A situation
in the South or West would not he objectionable. lie
has had several years. experience In teaching, aud can
produce satisfactory testimonials OF moral character,
qualifications, success 10 teaching, &c. Letters, pre-
paid, addressed to A. B., Thomsburg, Spottsylvania CO.,
Va. will receive prompt attention. Aug. @-cf
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INIsTRAT NoTlcE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Ill persons having claims againstlhe estate
- Of George Keesee, deceased, will present the
.sne TO the undersigned, Administrators OF said
nss.e, Tor settlement; and all persons indebted to
= same will make paymen. 10 the undersigned,
aae IS anxious TO settle mp said estate as soon
AZ possible. GEO. w. TOLER.
D., Admipis'tr Of Geo. Keesee, decd.
baltimore American and Philadelphia Penn
n . = will copy three times a week for one
l rsah and forward accounts TO this office for col.
"S"0a. Oct. 7-3law4w
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A TEACHER WANTED.

THE subscriber, in behalf Of himself and neiehbors,
i desires to employ 4 good teacher for The ensuing
year he may take the School upon himself, nr receive
i stipulated salary, as he thinks proper. None need
apply without satisfactory testimonials OF good moral
character, and Of qualifications 10 teach all the usual
branches Of nm English education, Qncludins Mathr
matics,) and the Latin and Greek languages. A
teacher Of some experience would be preferred, but un-
doubted fitness and qualifications without experience
may suffice. The object is, TO establish 4 permanent
boarding school in The neighborhood, which is deemed
eligible for that purpose.
Address the subscriber, tpost paid Macon, powha-
tan. IL. IL. hUrklNS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGA my.

hhe IL h1a w
rNIIiS Institution H. situated In Car..i ne county, Va,
L Is miles from fredericksburg, N d 5 from Port Roy
al, In The midst of IN intelligent and desirable sect on
Of country. The situation has long been noted for be-
ing perfectly hfithy AT all seasons IF hs gfar; and pre-
SCENTS the advantage, alsn. Of being retl. ed, ana coIlsr-
qmrntly free from the Interruptions incident Ia public
places, yet sufficiently near 10 be easily accessible from
all points. The grounds around the buildings are er-
tensive, and well adapted 10 recreation The build
ings, erected expressly for the purposes of a school,
have been recently repaired and cleansed IN a most tlio.
rough manner, and are not surpassed by any ~ The
State for convenience, comfort, nnd larseness Of ac-
communication.
Iii the design ofthe Principal, should the patronage
Of the school br sufficient, To Introduce Military IN
struciiun after the model If the Military Institute III
Lexington. In pursuance Of this design, 4 graduate OF
the Institute, Of high standing, will br employed to in
struct the boys Ia tactics, and carry out, ~ far ms prae-
ticable, the details of that Institutions. Tile course ol
study and discipline will be In accordance with that
Institution. This will be very thorough and extensive,
such as will I'll the student for college, for either OF the
professions, or for entering AZ once upon The duties OF
life. IL will embrace the primary and advanced
branches Of English: m entire and thorough course IN
the Latin and Greek languages, Latin and Greek lilr-
nature and Antiquities, and the French languages; n full
course In Mathematics, including shadows and prfsprc-
tive; civil and military Engineering and Drawing;
weekly exercises in Composition and Defamation,
with Lectures upon Elocution by The Principal; and dai
Iy exercises IN the practice of The duties Of the soldier.
There IL a valuable library belonging To the lnstltu.
ton, of 700 volumes, 10 which students VIII have ac-
cess free nf charge. The scholastic year Will be divi-
ded into two sessions of s months each. The next
session VIII commence on Mnnhdy, NHVcHnDtt -, aHu
terminate the last Of March, with a vacation OF two
weeks at Christmas. No scholar will be received for
less than n session, and no deductions made for absence,
except in protracted cases dizziness.
TERMS:
Notwithstanding washing and fuel-nnd Tuition per
session Of Eve months, payable inrdriabty hAt IN al
si -. ~ ~ ss5 90
"-.oo::"'"-' in EaaRaag gg RfA.~s rmnemaucs, IL 90
MISREPRESENTATION John r. Lomax, Fredericksburg
Geo. Pitzhugh and Aug. Fnxllugh, Esqs.. Port Royal;
Gen. Samuel u. Lewis, Rockingham; Col. John W.
Gillian, DIR. z. ii. Smith, Dinwiddie; and the Trustees
of the Institution generally.
Circulars containing minute details Of The course OF
study and government of the School will he sent upon
application Ia those who may desire IL.
Post Oliice-Rappahannock Academy. Caroline co.,
Va. GEO. C. BUTLER, Principal.
SEMI. 0-caawtOctGSwt
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COMMISSION FORWARDING AND
STQR E0IISE.

u,HE undersigned having changed their business
L from The Grocery and Commission 10 a GENERAL
COMMISSION, FORWARDING aud STORAGE Blu
SINESS, will have il in Their power Ia pay strict and
personal attention 10 the sale of all kinds OF country
produce entrusted 10 their care, and Piled &c themselves
al all times Ia USE their best exertions 10 promote The
interests If those who may kindly favor them with
their business Their Store House is on Broid Street,
mo. 1857 immediately opposite the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac RailIoad Depot, where they will
receive Flour, Grain, &c, on Storage, II The cheapest
rates. All orders for Groceries, &c. filled promptly,
and on lhr best terms. J. w. MARSHALL & co.
Rirhmond. Sent. =. lS37.-clm
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LAND FOR SALE

L which he now resides, situated In The county OF
Buckingham, and State of Virginia, on Slate river.
about 3 miles above the Virginia Mills, / above the Slate
River Mills, and 81 below Diana Mills, containing
about nine hundred acres, something over half of
which is cleared. There are two good dwelling houses
on the premises, and all other houses necessary for A
farm in good order. If desired, the tract would be di.
vided to suit purchasers. IL IL deemed unnecessary to
give q minute description Of The above land, rs l pre-
sumo no one will purchase before viewing the premi.
srs-sufhce il Ia say, this land is surpassed by few II
any tracts in this part Of the county, and Is situated IN
a pleasant and healthy ncighborhood.
TERMS accommodating. For further particulars,
| address The subscriber, at the Virginia Mills, Bucking
ham. Az have determined To move TO tlr South, a
bar gain may hr had. WALTER A. FORD.
prf l-cWlONs
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FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE.

T,IIAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
i property OF the late Albert 4. GOODWIN, lying 10
Dinw iddie, on HaIchtr's Run, about five miles from
the Courthouse, and twelve from Petersburg, contain.
ing about $500 acres, n large portion of II In woods oi
urime quality. Few such estates CON be found In the
county, being well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
wheat, oiis aud tobacco. The lnts are in excellent or
der. There IL n dwelling house, with i've rooins.-
Also, necessary out housrs, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking Investments seldom meet with such
an opportunity of suiting themselves near market. The
Terms will he liberal. X. X. MEADE,
Executor of A.. II. GOODWIN, deceased.
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&c. Prizes amounting 10 over | 200. 600 dollars.
NO NO. PRIZE LESS THAI $1,000.
A certificate or risk on 96 W6oles, $3.50
DO. do. &C Halves, J25
Do. do. % Quarters, 81
All who want TO realize a fortune al q small outlay,
should recollect that prizes can only be had through the
hands OF LUCK, therefore their orders should be nd
dressed TO c. d. LUCK, Richmond, Virginia.
J- Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
Sent. % C. B.. LUCK Richmond, Va.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
COUNTY OF MATHEWS.


COUNTY OF MATHEWS.
D virtue of a decree of the County Court OF
ID Mathews, pronounced on The 9th day oil
August, lS47, in The suit of "Mary F. Diggs
and others, against Martha FL. Diggs and others"
ne Undersigned, who were appointed commits
tioners under said decree, will proceed 10 sell al
Mathews Court House on the second Monday
10 October next, that being Court day, that valu.
able and productive Farm in the county OF Ma
iaews, lying between The waters OF North and
Pianka,ank rivers, called "WlNDSOR," OF
which Samuel Digs died seized and possessed,
containing about four hundred acres; about one
half OF the tract is cleared, and the remainder
'aickly sci with Pine, Oak and Ash.
The buildings consist Of a large Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Carriage House, Kitchen,
&c, all built Of good materials, and in excellent
erder. This Farm is considered healthy.
Any further description is deemed unnecessa-
as persons wishing TO buy are invited 10 ex-
anime The premises and Judge for themselves.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of one, two and
la'ee years, except SO much cash as will be ne
etsary 10 defray the costs Of suit and expense OF
sale; The two last instalnents 10 carry in,eres,
Twelve months from the day Of sale. Bonds with
satisfactory security will be required Of the pur-
chaser, and The title 10 the land retained until the
purchase money il paid.
S %Sj5S;ss p n S1sss, Commissioners.
August 3-clds
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EDUCATION.
FRANKLIN MEDICAL CT LLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.
SESSION OF ISI7-IS4s.

THE Lectures will commence on ID No
i vember LIST.
PROFESSORS.
PAUL Is GODDARD, A.. D.-Anatomy and Ilis,o-
logy.
q. g. VAN WICK, NJ. D-rrInciples and Practice
Of Surgery.
u. n TUCKER, NJ. D Principles and Practice Of
Medicine.
]. u. gIDD.E, NJ. D.-Theiap. ntics and Malrrin
Medica.
WM. BYRD PAGE, NJ. n.-Ohsistrirs and Diseases
of Women and Children.
LEVIN S. JoYNES, NJ. D.-Physioloey and Legal
Medicine.
ROBERT BRIDGES, NJ. D-Gen=ral and Organic
Chemistry.
X. ?. THOMAS, ~. D-Demonsirator Of Enatoiny.
Clinical Lectures are delivered. cases prescribed for,
and operations performed. every Wednesday and Sa-
;urjay, At the College uispensary. Ohsirtrical cases
are entrusted to second course students by The Profess
sor of Obstetrics. The lectures al Tue College ale so
arranged rs mol 10 interfere with the lectures aud pInc.
tice at the Pennsylvania Hospital, which Is within
three squares Of the College.
The Dlssccling Room, which IL The most coinmodi
Gus. best lighted, and best ventilated IN Philadelphia,
il open all the month Of October.
Fee for each Of The seven tickets, Sl5
Naturalization fee, tpaid once only,) S
Graduation fee, 10
No other charge necessary for graduation.
]. b RIDDLE, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
~. r. corner of Spruce and Ounce sts., Philad.
Oct. I-c1t
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10 SCOTTSvILLE AND LYNCHBURG
BY THE JAMES RIVER CANAL.


on and after the 18th Of October, our Packet
ooal' will leave Richmond tn weekly, viz-Mon.
saM, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 A. M, and
'''lve in Lynchburg next evenings at 6 o'clock.
, RETURNING,
Lave Lynchburg at 6 A. NJ, Mondays, We'd.
aesdays and Fridays, and arrive in Richmond
lsil days a, 3 P. NJ.
at Scotsviile the Boats connect with Parish,
scSlin & Co.'S line Of four-horse Post Coaches
~ S%!aunlon; and at Gainesville with the Stages
,u1nlng on TO Farmville, and Prince Edward
aud Charlotte Court Houses.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the End Sep
II tember; lS47, two Negro Men-one of them named
SANcH0, hut commonly called other
named SCOTT. They are about "a years old, each, and
are very likely. ! purchased Sancho, alias Frank, at
Buckingham Courthouse, four or five years past, as the
property Of Charles Scott, ESQ.,, who resided on James
rser, 10 said county, near Scottsvilie. He is about
sf.et ] inches high, Of yellow complexion, with a very
noted black mark over one of his eyes Il think the len)
wrbrow lone of his thumbs Is also shorter than The
cher, caused by whitlow. Scott Is Of yellow complex
ION, about 5 feet 10 inches high; no mark or scar recol.
lreled. They went off together. are both coarse shoe
makers, and carried a parcel of tools with them. They
are probably lurking about Scottsyilie, where Sancho
vas raised, or aiming TO get to n free State. will pay
ten dollars 4 piece for them, If delivered TO me, In the
county Of Buckingham. near Curdsvi!le, or lodged In
iil so that | get them again, IL they are taken up after
he publication OF this notice.
Oct 5-est PLEASANT w. MEREDITH.