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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-09
OF BRIGHTON MARKET
FOR 1916.

THE CALEDONIA ASSOCIATIONS Of COngre-
gational Ministers will meet ut the house Of
Rev. d. Merrill, in Pencham, on the eve of
Monday, the 18th of January.
JAS. ?. STONE, Scribe.
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Builders, Read This !

GAWED Long Shingles, n new and excel
- lent article, manufactured and for sale by
the subscriber. -
Also, short Shingles, Cupboard and Lath:
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
answered. JONATHAN bAWhENCE
PassnmFsic, Dec. 10, 1876. 49lw7'
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BRIBERY INJOWA.

1t will be seen by the following statements,
which we copy from the St. Louis Republic
can, that the Loco Foco politicians of Iowa
are resorting to bribery to secure the election
of United States Senators in that State:
"On the 10th inst. Immediately on the MS
sembling Of the House. Mr. King, n Wing
member from Keokuk, Loco Foco County
informed the House that Mr. Marshall, n law
yer from Lee County, had been negotiating
with him, from the second day of the session
up to that time, to vote for General Dodge
that his first offer was suit Of clothes and
800 in cash, which was increased, as he held
off for higher wages, TO the promise ola fat
office and as much money as he wished
He stated also, that Marshall told him there
was six thousand dollars there to secure
Dodge's election that OH Tuesday Marshall
gave him fifteen dollars to bind the bargain
which he King by the advice of friends
took. These are leading facts. When King
took his seat, Clifton and Doulee, Loco Foco
"possums" rose and stated that they too could
"a tale unfold whenever Intercepted. The
House at once raised n com. to investigate
the facts, and the Sergeant at Arms took Mar-
shall into custody.
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Crookery, Glass Ware, &C.

EN JEWETT 81 CO. have just received a
AAo large assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware (so;ne new sty les, )also, Looking Glasses
Oct. %, 1876 - dSZtt
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A MEXICAN HOUSE,

q Hanover Street+-~Boston.
VVVHIS establishment, having been re-paint,
IL ca and put in complete order the past
season, is ever ready for the reception of com.
pany.
IT is located on a street that has become one
of the greatest thoroughfares in the city, is
Rear the Northern and Eastern RAILROADS. De,
pot, and but two minutes walk from the Poet
Office, Market, &c.
Terms per day, one dollar and twenty -fiv>
cents
490m3 LEWIS. RICE " co.
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G WASHINGTON, DEC. 21.-The bench ofthe
supreme Court is unusually full Eight dig
Iined Judges may be seen ranged id due or
d ,ie OF Judicial seniority, settling great ques-
uTns OF law and justice. First, the dark and
. form ofthe Chief Justice, occupying
ms ms central position among learned compeers.
oll MS Immediate right, with characteristic
trace and dignity, sits the tall person of
Suuge John Mclean, occupying the honored
Seat OF Story, now no more; on the itnmedi-
at eu lelt of the Chief Justice the small person
Vi wayne, the Southern Judge; then on the
right otMcLean. Catron, of Tennessee, his
s snorl' thick form contrasting with the tall,
spare person of Daniel, of Va, on his right,
mat mat wing ofthe bench terminating in Wood
oIry, whose wholesome, ruddy face indicates
happy and contented mind. New YORK
, Ina rennsylvanla finish offthe left wing of
me august tribunal in the persons of Nelson
and Grler, :he latter being the last of the Sc
ries-COrr. Jour. of Com. - - -
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LIBERATION.

LIBERATION.
TTLHIS certfies that have this day given
l. my son, Otis w. Warren, his time to
transact business for himself, and shall here
after CLAIM none of his earnings or be acooun-
table for his debts. JONAS WARREN.
Charleston Dec 80, 1876. 493w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-01-09

Three thousand six hundred and ninety
passengers were brought TO New York from
foreign ports, during one week of the last
month
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Death of a u. g. Senator.

lICCCIIlDcE cs AOfO'
The Hon. Alexander Barrow, one ofthe
United States Senators from Louil i 9na died
in this city at Barnum's'City Hotel, lis morn
ing, at five O'Clock. he came on to this city
last week, on visit; to spend the CHRISTMAS
holidays, and was taken,Non Friday la 81, with
sudden and violent disease. The worst
fears were at once excited, and several ply
sicians were called in. From the fir. st.. he
was beyond the power of medicine to save
His disease was constipation, occasioned by
what is called interceptio-the disease ofwhic h
Mr. Legare, ofSouth Carolina, died, and some =
thing like that which 'depriv6d the country
of the services of Judge Story a,H
The body was taken on TO Washington this
afternoon in the cars-ana will be Inferred
there in the Congressional Burial Ground.
A large concourse of citizens assembled at
the Hotel, and joined in funeral procession
to the Railroad depot.
Senator Barrow was n fnano fsteT1ing quail
lies. His associates in the Senate, and friends
in the house were attached to him by ties of
warInest friendship, and many n marty tear
was shed whe.l his spirit passed from his body
There was no relative with him whilst he
lay sick, except son, little boy, about
twelve years old. His wife and other chill
dren were away home in Louisiana, thinking
nothing of the loss they were about to suffer,
but rather looking with JOY TO the time when,
his labors having ceased in the Senate, he
would return to them. How heavy will fall
the sad news on the heart ofthe fond wife!
Who shall heal the wounds of affection which
his death will inflict on the peace of that so
lately happy family! The little boy was a
round the bed ofhs father, and though be
sobbed, as ifhis little heart would break, he
was too young to fully understand how far
beyond all other earthly loss is the loss to
him of his father.-Cor Boston, Alias.
The NY. Tribune, speaking of Senator
Barrow, says:
Hon. ALEXANDER BARROW, who died at
Baltimore yesterday morning, has for several
years past served the country as u. S. Sena-
tor from Louisiana with integrity &abiity.Al-
though living in the very focus Sfthe Texas
Conspiracy, he resisted Annexation from, first
to last with a zeal and consistency wHrthy of
the better days ofthe Republic That oppo-
sitlon had already ensured his retirement
from the Senate on the 4th of March next,
when his term would have expifed.-His
pl0ce will be temporarily filled by an appoin-
zee OF Gov. Johnson-a Loco Foco Of course
ven . Barrow, if we mistake not, was ma
i've of Tennessee.
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Charleston boasts now. four thousand sIa'oich
Teetoidiers
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ASHES WANTED.

TINE subscribers will buy ashes delivered
Il at their ashery at ten cents per bushel in
goods at cash prices, 30 long as this notice ~
continued in the Culedonian.
MORRILL, 81 RANKIN.
ST. Johnsbury East, Jan. z, l547 493tf
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A Prime Assortment

NF Ladies and gentlemen Orer Shoes for
W sale By E. HALL d co.
St. Jchpsbury, jan. ], 1917. d92f
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MORE NEW GOODS.
FLOUR,

OF the choicest brands, constantly on hand
W and for sale BIZ L. HALbS' co.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. ], 1si7. 1927
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TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE is foarishng in
Charleston, s. Carolina, and some praisewor-
thy efforts are in progress to have u meeting
Mt Camp Butler among the volunteers
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-27
ANOTHER LETTER.

We lay befure our readers another letter from
General Taylor-lhe last in the series. We
leave i, 10 speak for itself. II presents some Of
the Whlgs rather in a new dilemma. And real
ly, but for Them, we should pass it over without
comment.
If this letter, in General Taylors %allusion TO
bis military life and avocatinns. does explain sa
lisfaciorily why he has mol yer made up his mind
as TO The main issues between The Two parties, !,
certainly does no, eIplain-it is, on The contrary,
very far from e1p!aining-the grounds upon
which not a lev oil The most rabid OF the Wing
journals have hitherto pr0tssed to see In General
Taylor a most safe and rusty representative ana
champion of their party principles and party po-
licv 10 the administration of the Government.
Indeed, in poin; OF tact, II now appears in
black and while, over The Generals W sigma
ture, lha, SO far from being prepared 10 carry out
as President The creed OF The Wing party, he has
his " views and opinions get 10 torn, "aiter in
ves,lga,ion," upon al he main points which thai
creed embraces. What are We 10 infer from all
.his7
Bu. again and hi, query We would address =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-27

For tie Enquirer.

EW ct 6hf&t'Sf'
LINE S,
To bliss E.... J... New.
By N
There is something in those deep blue eyes,
Beneath those long and curling lashea,
Bids swee, thoughts within my bosom rise,
While Bliss throughout my spirit flashes;
Like the last cadence ola song
To the enraptured ear,
Enchantingly il sweeps along,
Nor leaves behind a care.
There is something in thy sunny smile,
Thine own sweet soul so plainly showing,
That ne'er fails my spirit 10 bcguile,
And crush each sorrow | have growing;
Like words of love full softly spoken,
In woman's sweetest strain,
II brings my heart, though nearly broken,
The brightest joys again.
There is something in thy sweet low voice,
Sweeter tar 10 me than sweetest song,
That bids my admiring soul rejoice,
As il softly, sweetlY sweeps along;
Like mock-bird's note in some lone tree,
The plaintive song OF dove,
1t never fails 10 wake in me
The memories OF love.
Columbia, F2auanna, Aug. lSh, 1947.
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WOODLAND BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ES-

SEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
THE exercises of this Institution, under the govern
i ment Of Mrs. Tribe, and situated six miles below
Tappahannnck, will be resumed on Monday, the 4th Of
October next. The course Of instruction embraces
those branches Of an English education usually taught
In such institutions. together with the French language
and Music on the Piano, and, II required, instruction
will bo given In The Latin, Spanish and Italian Langua-
gs by Mr.. TRIBE. The French language will he the
medium Of conversation with those who study that
language.
TERMS:
Boarding, fuel and lights. per session of9 months, $40
English Tullion-lst Class, l6
I'd g I'd Class. lG
French, when studied with En- glish branches, 10
innate nm The Piano. IS
Payment will be required al the expiration Of each
half session.
Washing can be done at home. or at the establish
ment al an additional charge Of Ss.
Mrs. Tribe having received her education under
masters Of professional celebrity, and having taught se.
veral years with no Uncomfortable success, feels as
sured that she Is able to give full satisfaction in her du-
ties.
The government Of the School will unite mildness
and frmness, and a deep interest Will be taken In oil
that concerns the welfare OF the pupils.
Letters addressed 10 P. Tribe, Duonsville, ESSEX
county, will receive immediate attention.
Au9. aitl5thOct
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THE next session will open September first. AMI
i close July first. Terms rs heretofore. 5000 per
session Of ten months, for Board and Tuition; payable
sl00 first OF September, 500 first February. Disci-
piIne strict, parental and christian. System Of instrnc
ton :-Reciiation and Reporting, such a. In secure nc.
curacy and Advancement School limited 10 twenty
Boardcrs, and no deduction made for late entrance, or
absence from any cause but prolrac,ed sickness.
Refer TO the following gentlemen, who have had, du-
viz William J. Barksdalc, John F. Wiley, Amelia
Edmund Rufiin, Hanover; Colonel George W. Boiling,
Joseph Bragg and Messrs. Quin Morton, and A. G. Nc
llwaine, Petersburg.
Il is earnestly requested that the Pupils all assemble
during the first week in September. Direct Lodorr
Post Office, Amelia.
July l3-wsw WIN. n. HARRISON.
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EDUCATION.

THE second session Of my School, 81 Clifton, viii
i on the Let day oil October, 1877, and end
on the let day Of August, ls45.
Tbs course Of instruction embraces Q thorough pre-
paraton for College In Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Special attention will be given to tho elementary
branches Of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed of attending public worship
on the Sabbath, and religious instruction will be given
al home, In the Bible and Catschism.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition. including bedding,
washing, lights and stationery, S2o0-shO payable In
advance, 500 at the expiration of FIVE months:
1 wish 10 receive stx or eight additional Scholars.-
1N'' PEYTON HARRISON.
Rsr.sx.ex-Gov. Mcdowell. Lexington, Va; Sid
ney s. Baxter, Esq, Attorney General, Richmond, Val
~" , Raieedmond iHsiis sad wssausa ofths sogls re-
eueytsd 10 copy,
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EDUCATION

THE subscriber proposes re-openinR a Male School
i The ensuing year, near huntsville, Essen county,
in which will be- taught The usual branches Of an Eng
Itch Education, together with The Latin, French. Spa
nisll and Italian languages. Having devoted much of
his life 10 the acquisition Of knowledge under some Of
the most competent instructors, and having had consl-
derable experience rs n preceptor, he hopes IL receive a
liberal share Of public patronage. The exercises Of the
School will be- commenced on the 18th day Of January
and closed the 18th If November, one month being In
cIndad for vacation in the Summer. The government
of the School will be upon The inductivr plan.
TERMS:
For English Education, per session, sIs 90
ror latin. or do. and English, ~ 50
For Latin and French. 10 90
For Italian and Spa nis.I, each, 500
Boarding may be- had in the nriehhnrhooi on reason
able terms. PETER TRIBE.
Aug I7-cwawS IaflJtLOrt.
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EDUCaTION

THE sixth annual session of the Female School al
i Pine Forest tmy residence) will commence, under
the instruction Of Miss CatbarIne Leaton, on the first
day Of September next, and continue for ten months
Four or five boarders would be received, and oil The
branches Of learning heretofore taught will br taught
this year, and at the same prices as last year, with The
addition Of five dollars for painting and drawing. and
6ye dollars for needle work. Ny address ls-Lrwis'
Store, Spotrsylvania. ELLIOTT ~DEJARNATTE.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Lei The line OF the Missouri Compromise be cx'
tended, if need be, to the Pacific, and let US sho"
TO the world ,ha, we mean TO make no further
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SAMUEL C. ANDERSON AND JOHN L.
THORNTON

a associated Themselves, under the style OF
Ii ANDERSON g. THORNTON. IN the
practice of the Law. They will attend regularly the
Superior and county Courts of Prince Edward. Buck
inaham, Cumberland, Charlotte and Appomattoy.
They have an office at Farmvlie, Prince Edward
county, aud one al Prince Edward Court house. All
business entrusted 10 them will receive prompt atten-
ton. June l5-Cw3m
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100 Dollars Rew,.,

~ An AWAY from The subscriber. on ,rsU'
At the 18th August, on the road, lray.liir m,frf,
Of slaves, in Pulaski county. Va, a Nes,ns VIII !
Henry, or HENRY JOHNSON. He !, spp,e.o" raa
Of six feet high; black, with some scars s's Is gpaa
auction room Of Mr. Benz. Davis, of b MN il
where he was sold rs the property OF W,I..ealenc !
Esq, OF Liberty, Bedford county. Va "'sc Hes
bought him In July Of Mr.. Kyle Won ~ H.s
above Buchanan, on james river, whers I. y ii
bly, aim TO 60. / will give the aboys !, WI ps
above named slave il delivered to Mes,,s 'T pam e;
M" ass n. Of Richmond ,sa an Va. who WIN c%o1e Dfss !. !
80 that | gel him again. ANY informo,,osa y y,
received. F. &. MURPHY, OF Bard, ,nia.G
Aug. 20-cwon SWa, 4,
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ACopy. Te,te,
July 2-cuew X. ELDRIDGE, e.

IN CHANCERY.-vIRoisIA:-ht Ruirs hs'
/ Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior rotE - .
and chancery for Cumberland county, Oh MONTY
, 5ih day of Jaly, 1877: p,.,s
Sarah A. Peers, f'b'
against -re
tux Of Tho,. T. Mayo, deceased, aud Jat,s -
The defendant, James z. Mayo, not has'n. =
his appearance and gwen security, nceofdias ~.
of Assembly and the rules Of This Conri, arc u :.
ingby satisfactory evidence that he Il mol an ~
OF this Commonwealth, II Is ordered. inst y, ID
PENDANT do appear al the Clerks Once oil y.
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, tof I'm
county, al rules TO be held thereio, on thr nf'
In October next, and answer the bili oItls p.
anil that q copy OF this order be forthwith M
some newspaps published In Tho city Of Rienm.
IA o months successfully, and posted st Tue n"-'
OF the Court house Of this county.
Univ as-cvem '0r'' B. B. woopsos. ?
IN CHANCgRY.-vIsoIsrI AT Rules hes >
l Clerks Office OF tho Circuit Superior Ccgu !,
Gerry for tho H.ehmond Circuit, the twesls u''
John C. Hobson, f@'"
against p~strisss.
The defendant above named not nasihs -. q
appearance and givon security, aeeofnln.. y ,pq,..'
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, snu nnss'a,;
by satisfactory evidence that he 70 mol an M IA dse.
this Commonwealth, Il Is ORDERED, IN" =, he sata -
ants dc appear al the rules 20 be held io' - ,n,.sf.
on the FIRST Monday 10 September next, or III. o,:et
bin of the plaintiff; and that a eopy OF ,n..b,t llt
6n1hwiih inssued In sons newspapeF pup."y,,y I;
civ Of Richmond for Two months suee.sH ,.ld a
nosted al tbe front door Of The Cepitdin ~
Acosy. Tests,o aosgsTs, cs
J~nIy6-evam 'ao
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July l6-swSs
IN CHANcERf. -vIHciSi,:-Ai Ii Circuit :,
4 Court OF Law and CLaBc-ry for Warwirk q
held Al the Court. house Of -aid county, on The /.
of May, 1877:
Wiliiim II. Curtis, Robert Cards AMI Thos. 4.
%infahls, suing Icy WIN. G.. craiIori, their nrsttfs
against flaif,.
Christopher Curtis, In his own tisht, aud al
niI,rator Of Thomas q. Cunis, IT,, deceased, ~
Curtis, Samuel G. Curtis, Virginia A Curtis, ".
HAYNES. Edmund T.. Charles and Martha J w.,
Robert y. Wrymout!i aud Elizabeth I h, wtl-.
:. Garrow and Ann ID. his wife, aud Thomas W
ueisnti'
Amongst other things, il was "furlhrr atint.r
J-red and decrerd, that tho defendant. thri
Curtis, administrator of Thomas Z. GndIs, T., 2
ed, render before the Commissioner 81 this tonf
count Of his transactions as administrator Of $50
dent, which account the said Commissioner -
Just, state and settle, aud 10 tho Court report, VII
matters, specially stated, DENIED pertinent by y,
or which may be required BY the parties 10 be 81:
and said COMMISSIONS IL 10 take an account oif
OF said i~ntestate come 10 the hands Of said Afnlt
tor 10 be administered or 10 the bands CT any "i'e
son by his order, or foI his use; also, an account
debts, claims and demands outstanding aeainsi -.
tate. noting their rank and dignity, and whrIl''
bind the heira Of the said ~intestate or mol. Aud ~
Commissioned IS 10 Ok i day certain, and give ~.
the same By advertisement posted o. the lroaI .
the Courl. house, and published IN Tho E!ot.aoa.
Quirrr for four weeks excessively, by whi,h "a
creditors aforesaid are 10 appear before hin aGi
their ciaiIns-and, on failure Of said creditor, 10
and prove their claims. in conformity 10 ld,t n
they ARE 10 he barred the benefit Of this deere
this cause IL retained for further directions.
1eiie, WIN. ROBERTSON. e.
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ny Inv Sdiu urlirS.
-cwfw WM. ROBEKTSON y

IN CHASCERY-viRdiSiA: AT u CiicGf -
L Cont of Law and Chanoery, continued AMI n
Buckingham County, at The Court House, oa ".
the 18Th day Of April, leIs
Sprey Engle, fnn.
against
Martha Engir, William Engle, Andrew J ilf
Sprey his wife, John Spencer, child Of Mars ~,
Waddy Engle, Serener Engle, Reuben Englr,
Enele and susanna A. Ensle, md Ciop,on 'hlr
Executor of James Slaton, deceased, Dsi'nfi'
This cause came on this day 10 be further ~
consent OF parties on The papers formerly read ?.
award of Thomas 81. Bondu rant, Or. MoselS 20.
liam A. Scott, arbiIaiors, chosen by The parts't
tra;e and finally settle the accounts Of The Dee
Ctopton Chambers, Executor cf James slal"H' ~
90, with the estate Of his ~testa,or, and "iu ".
huiees and drvisers OF said estate. filed Ibth :
Der, 1916, and was argued by counsel, on con''''
whereof, and BY like consent, the Court appio'4
said report, 10 which there IL no exception. don o.
the same; and on the motion Of The d.ierdaa'
Laird and wife, and Joshua D~eazelcy and 81
council, they being ~leeatees and distritu'ees 10 i
tate, suggesting that refunding bonds are not me-
FOR the protection Of the said Executor; ami ~
ing that more Than two years have el'psst -
qualification Of said Executor, the Court do@
that all persons who may have claims asiih,' -
crcenr, James siatnn, do exhibit the same -
msnt on or before The first day Of S~epiemhrfAei
that a copy OF this order he published for eistiF
In The Richmond Enquirer, and pcale6 AT the doat
Court House OF this county on two several ,etf.
ACopy. Te.te,
Jplv 1-ep9y X. ELDRIDGE, e.. G.
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COMMISSIONERS oPrICr.

Al W.HwIcK corRT. Ilou,E, August, l:f
The parties to The above mentioned sui, and .
creditors Of the aforesaid Thomas 6. Curtis. - y
ed, will take notice, that | have appointed trip
Path day of September next, 10 take The sccoan
rected by the annexed decree, on which day. -
clock, A. NJ, the said parties and creditor ar ~.
To attend before me, In my said Office. with iarrt
ers and evidence, 10 enable me to execute dH''
signed me by The said decree.
Anr. a-ewiw WM. ROBERTSoN, Co
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Geo. w. Hopkins, Esq United States Minister
to Lisbon, and his vile, sailed for Liverpool in
the packet ship West Point, on The 18th inst.
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TEN DOLLARS Rgw,n,

DOLLHIko NE AUD
p AN AWAY, on the 18th April las,. f,om
~ in this city. where he has been i.iredI aoeA'
years, a Negro Man named HENRY BRouSs ~
about 40 years Of age, about S Zee, 4 lne,ss ~ :
betw cen J mulalio and a black, and abo, ~ a.0. :
size. The above reward will be given for ~ ss SoS'
sion, If secured until / get him. JOHN = n,it'
Henrico county, Aug. 94-c2t "ItL,
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y AN AWAY from the subscriber, ON n. -
~ slant, q Negro Man, WILLIAM, of .ms, 'el
near thirty years old; complexion hight. No, si'
10 be called Mnlatto; a Carpenter bv rad ,sos;l
Richmond part If last year, with, il il b-ii.y .e't'
Grafton; one OF hi" eyes has been affected An
nation, the remains Of Il visible when he lei, 40
inspection. A reward OF twenty dollars wgt :.
for his delivery to me In The county ii euest,.
near New Canton, and reasonable exoerS.'
II Is probable he has gone 10 Richmond, Win n. ,
of getting out OF the State.
August 2 -caaw3w w. T.. PDyT,r,