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STATIONS GRHcc.

NO S SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ hOND. VIRGINIA.
Let oil tho world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, No. &C. Nov. Is:
SIS 40 48 66 81 76 So rs 80 26 80 81 63 As.
Ticket Nos. 26 40 G6 and Nos 80 48 GO, two
more sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Lcesbuig. Extra, No. 81, Nov. 10:
So SO IL AZ 10 As I3 70 81 SIS u so &c:
Halt Nos. Is As 4S and u Is AZ; Tickets Nos.
so &c 70, Is Is 55 and as 66 70, five more
Capitals sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Ex., No. 90, Nov. 30:
70 sc "a 40 Is Al 3 l IA 46 II IS 90.
Ticket Nos. ID IL Al, another Capital, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg No. 46, Nov. %.
65 Is SIS II 45 IS Is 70 9 49 IA 70 AZ
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS:
1 SIS 81 81 al 40 70 % 80 81 SO 80.
Ticket Nos. 50 As 70, prize OF 81 900. sold
and paid by sTRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSl
TUESDAY-Alerandria No. 76. Capitals SO COO,
sOO 4oG ESQ., Is o a. ioSo &C. = Sos' 10
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAY-New Jersey, No. o3. Capitalist
$50 900, 10 600, 5000 1000 34i0 80 of 1000 30 Of
1000. &C Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets $40; halves S;
quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Y-Monongalia, No. AZ. Capitals: &c.
600, 5000, 1900 1850. lO70, Of 900. &c rs Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets So; halves 80: nnariA.~ 7s
$500 DOLLARSi 1000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Leesburg, Extra, No. 90. Capitals: 3d.
GOO, 1900, $780, SIT, $780, &C., &C. 10 Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 50 c.; quarters IS c.
$500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra. No. 95. Capitals -
81, $780, 1000, 57 $780, &c. 75Nos, ii drawn. Tickets
81; halves 50 Cts; quarters IS cts.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly al
tended to, and drawings when requested. Please
address orders TO N. STRATTnN,
Nov 81 Richmond, Va.
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TWO TRACTS or LAND IN CHAR
IOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE

ON MONDAY, November 29th, will be sold by pub
W lie auction, NJ the late residence Of John Daniel,
deceased the valuable FARM known as the SPEN-
GER TRACT, with n part annexed Oi tile tract previ-
ousIy owned by Anderson e.. Morton. This Estate
lies in Charlotte county, Dunavant Creek, about
tHee miles East of the Court house, The stage road
leading 10 FarmvilIe. II is supposed TO contain 43S
acres above 100 of which in natural furest. well
supplied with plant land, above 100 In low grounds,
branch flats and rich bottom llnds and the almost
tire balance in fine heart and condition. The tobacco
lots are abundant and well adapted 10 the growth of
heavy crops of tobacco of superior quality The prey
Gus annual products this tract oI.r great Induce
ments for a profitable investment in land. The i'm
provemens consist OF large and comfortable dwelling
house, together with all necessary out-houses, nclud
ing a number Of large and convenient barns.
TERMS-One.third OF The purchase money TO be
paid next June, the balance in two equal annual pay
ments from the Let June the whole bearing interest
from the ls Of June, 1918 Bonds and satisfactory Sc
curity to all ncrrnrd VIII he required.
Also, AT the same time, and on The same terms, will
BIZ sold another desirable Tract, called HAIRLESS, ~
in. six miles North OF the Court house, near VIM. T..
Scott and Others This contains about $50 acres,
OF good quality, comfortable family house, and other
necessary onthouses and barns.
Persons wishing 10 these lands will do well 10
call soon upon the subscriber, Joel w. Daniel or RO-
bert r. Daniel, living near The Spencer Tract
Also, Will be sod at the same time and place, on
terms then he made known about two hundred bar
rels o, Corn, Oats, Fodder, Shncks, Straw, &c.
good work Horses, four yoke Of Oxen, Cows, Hogs,
Sheep, Cart, Wagon, Plantation Tools, &c.
WM. 6. DANIEL,
Administrator Of John Daniel, deceased
Charlotte, Nov. IL, l6i7-ctds
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HERRING & SHELTON,
GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants,

BROAD ST., OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
OFFER for sale we'll selected stock OF Groceries,
" suitable for families and farmers, which they re,
speeifuly invite their friends from the country ana
othors visiting the city, to call and examine, ieehng
confident that they will not fail to give
Their stock consists in part Of
81. CroX. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
Wooisey 4 Woolsey's loaf, crushed and puiverisea
Sugars;
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Moasses;
Old Java Laguira and Rio Coffee;
Green and Black Teas, best quality;
Sole Leather, Upper do. Shoes and Shoe Thread
Cotton Yarns, Cotton Lines. Hemp Lines;
Iron, Nails, Salt, No. N. &. Herrngs
Best Family Hams and Sides Bacon;
Western Sides and Shoulder Bacon
Winter Strained Lamp Oil, Solar Oil;
Sperm and Tallow Candles;
Soap, Starch, Aspice, Pepper and Ginger;
Best Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Best Principe and Havana Cigars, and many other
articles usually kept in Grocery Store all Of which
will be sold very low
a. & s. also pay their personal attention to the sales
Of all kinds OF produce, pledging themselves at all
times TO obtain the highest market prices and make ad
vances on all goods when in hand for sale.
Richmond Nov. %, l647-cwtrebI
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LAND. CROPS. SC. FOR SALE.


THE subscriber, wishing TO remove to The City Of
Richmond, will offer for sale, on the l7th day OF
December ls47 iffar If not the next fair day, on the
premises his Tract Of Land containing 3i acres and
known as GARLAND HILL, lying eighteen miles
from the city of Richmond and one mile East OF hano-
yer Court house. The houses area large two story
dwelling house, with four rooms and passage on a
floor and cellar underneah large barn, and all 9TH
er necessary out houses.
Also on The same day. will be sold the crops OF corn,
(aboul $50 barrels fodder, shucks, straw, &C., OK and
horse cart buggy and harness, ponghs, gear &c. hoes
axes and carpenters tools, four mules and good har
ness horse two yoke OF oxen and other cattle, hogs,
sheen, &c.
TERMS OF SALE The land will be sold for one.
third cash. and the balance In equal annual
OF one and two years. with interest from the day OF
SALE DO secured by deed of trust and good personal
security The other property will be sold on credit OF
ak months for all ten dollars, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security for all sums Of ten
dollars and under, cash will be required. If the land
is not sold, II will be rented out on that day.
JOHN q. WINSTON.
Hanover, Nov. 23d, le47.-cwtds
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COM NJ U.s. ONERS' SALE
afl Real Estate,
IN HANOVER COUNTY.

by virtue of decree Of The Circuit, Superior Court
- Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover,
pronounced the 9th day of October 1877, in suit
therein pending in which Richardson Glazebrook, Ro-
bert S. Clazebr0ok John b. Glazebrook. Larkin w.
Glazebrock and Others plaintiffs vs. Judith Glaze
brook, widow of John Gazebrook, deceased, defend
ant, the undersigned, the Commissioners therein
named, will sell Al public auction, IL the highest bid
der on SATURDAY, the i;h day OF December next, At
the Tavern of Colonel r. NJ. White, adjoining The
premises, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned in the
bill, of which John GlaZebrook died seized containing
by survey al5 acres; map Of which be
by application TO Robert :. GlaZebrook Of the City of
Richmond, who viii take pleasure in giving any nfor
nation relative 10 said lana. The location is remarkably
healthy, and the neighborhood excellent The tract il
we'll wooded, containing between 30 aud 81 acres Of
first rate low grounds on Falling Creek in original
growth. Colonel T. NJ White, or Richardson Glaze.
brook, living near the premises will show the land TO
any person DESTROYS OF viewing The same. If practi-
CABLE il will be divided Into parts, suit
the convenience Of purchasers.
TERas:-Cash will be required of the purchaser, Ia
pay expenses attending sale, and credit OF twelve
months will be given The balance; the purchaser
svn. bond aud security, AMI the Tile retained until
all the purchase money be paid.
ROBERT 5. GLAZEEROOK, c,
l. w. GLAZGBROUK, va"
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Valuable ESTATE.

In THE COUNTY OF LOUISA,
FOR SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT.
PURSUANT to a decree of the County Court of Lou
ne jsa III es tsiG naasFssRsahHdf a 9p
pointed by that decree Commissioner for that purpose
will proceed sell, at public auction upon the prem
ses, on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day Of December
ls47 that valuable Tract of Land in the lower end of
Louisa on the of Owens Creek, called the RED
HOUSE ESTATE, belonging TO the Estate Of William
Shelton, deceased. The above is considered by all who
know il as one of the valuable Estates In The low
end of Lousa with large portion Of SUPERIOR low
grounds, and unusual quantity oil the finest wood
land-well adapted 10 the growth OF tobacco, corn,
wheat and II contains about four hundred acres,
but will be surveyed bcfnrc the day of sale.
The Terms prescribed by the decree are-one-third
cash, the balance In two equal annual instruments,
bearing interest from the date, secured by deed Of
trust the land.
Ifthe above sale should be interrupted by bad wea
ther Tie day appointed i will be made on the next
fair day. w. Z. SHELTON, C"m'r
Nov I2-cwiw
10 PoSTPoNEMENT.-The above sale has been
postponed until Friday, the 18th December.
Nov Q3-cwtd w. c., s.. Com'r.
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Public Sale of Land,
IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
NEGROES AND STOCKS

PURSUANT To a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF Han
over, pronounced the 18th day of October last, In
suit in Chancery therein depending, between George
w. boswell and others, plaintiffs, and Mary +. Dos
well and others defendants the undersigned, the spe
cial commissioner named in the said decree, will pro-
coed sell by public auction upon the premises TO the
hahes; bidder on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF De :
ce.nber ne xt the PLANTATION upon which Paul 7.
Boswell late Of the county Of Hanover resided nj the
time of his death. II lies upon the South Anna River,
about - miles from The Guy OF Richmond; contains
about 800 Of land, of which between two and
three hundred are low grounds, of line quality,
and the whole tract Is OF the best IN that section of
the country The Improvements consis, ot large ana
very excellent Dwelling House, with all the necessary
Barns Stables, and other outhouses There ~ hnr
Orchard upon the Far and the water Is excellent aud
the place very healthy.
Immediately after the sale Of the land, the under
signed will SELL by direction Of the decree, forty
likely and valuable SLAVES, consisting of Men, Wo.
men and Children; and all The stock Of Horses, Mules,
Cows Hogs and Sheep, and the Farming Utensils; the
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS ron THE LASD-Onr-fourth of the purchase
money 10 be paid In cash. and the residue in install
ments OF one, two and three years.
Fon THE SL.vrs-cash; and for the residue OF the
personal properly, n credit Of nine months will be al
lowed The purchaser Of the land will be required TO
execute bonds with good security for the deferred pay
m-nts and the lille 10 the land will be retained until
the purchase money is paid For The Personal Property,
other ;han Slaves, the purchaser will be required 10
execute also bonds with Ennd security.
GEORGE w. BOSWELL,
Uanovar Nov q-cwtds Special Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sutton 81 SouthaIl,s Agency.

ViflE subscribers have established General Agency
10 Richmond, Va and most respectfully offer their
services 10 their friends and The public generally for
the transaction Of all business requiring agent in said
city. They promise punciuaity and strict attention to
the collection Of and claims of every dcscrp
ion selling all kinds of produce, hiring servants,
renting out and receiving rents of houses eeclng pri
vaIe sales of real estate, paying taxes delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that are sold, &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond, informed that correct forms will be
ni'cd Ia them, with instructions for the proper anthem
lection of their vouchers, ii desired, for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers. Widows and Orphans, who may he entitled
10 claims from. The United States, may have them
promptly attended 10, by placing them in The hands Of
the undersigned
Office in Wellington Coddin's Building, Bank
street, nearly opposite the South cate ot The Capitol
Square JAMES Il. SUTTON, IN,
JOHN q. SOUTIIALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
NJ I,,Iu -cfD
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HALLS FIELD FOR SALE.

WILL he sold 10 the higeet bidder the 10th day cf
w November, 1917, on the premises that beautiful
Farm HALLS FIELD, in the county Of Prince George,
within two miles Of The town Of Petersburg The
tract contains Goo Of land, large proportion Of
which is wood land--the soil capable Of the highest
state orimprovemeni with plenty OF mari it Of the
best kind having been tested, and producing the finest
results. The place is remarkably healthy, and the i'm
provenents Of the best kind, having dwelling house
elegantly finished, with eight spacious rooms, with
fire place in each room. The place is beautifully loca.
led on public road and the dwelling house rs situated
on the most elevated place in the neighborhood The
kitchen is two story house, with six rooms five OF
which have Are places in them The open land has
been much improved. The garden contains more than
two acres Is tastefuy laid or and may be made very
beautiful and profitable. The farm heing within two
miles OF Petersburg, thriving town, having popnla-
tion Of between twelve and fourteen thousand inhab
tants will increase in value-will be safe und judi
clous investment OF funds.
The terms OF sale will he liberal, and made known
on the day OF sae Any persons disposed to purchase
privately can the prices and terms by application
to the subscriber or F. Rives, Esq.
Mr. VIM. Stands will show the land 10 any person
who may wish TO examine it.
fine stock of Cattle will be sold on the day OF the
sale of the land.
Nov. l2-ctds WAN. u. STANDS, trustee
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BRIERY CLASSICAL SCHOOL


.f,HIS Institution il situated in Prince Edward com.
/ ", Va twelve miles from IlampLen sydney Col.
lege in an intelligent, moral and healthy section OF
country.
TL- -"",ss If instruction will embrace every branch
necessary tor llDrIa, thnrnnph education. cnin
prising The Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Physical
Sciences, and complete English Education. The
scholastic year will be divided into two sessions Of
five months each. The first session will commence
tho Sd of January next and terminate the end Of June
The second will begin The Isl of July, and close the LIST
Of December. No student will be received for less
term than session, and no deduction will be made ex-
cep in of protracled sickness. Board can be OBJ
tanned in the nrfehbnrhood for 81 and SO per month
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Classics, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, SIS 90
t;rammaT 10 30
SpeIlinp Reading and Writing 30
RErERsNcrs-Rey. DR.. Wilson, President Of the
Caldwell Institute; Rev. DR.. RuTner, President Of
Washington Colleges Rev. DR.. Sparrow, President Of
fIampden Sydney Dr Harrison, Professor of Ancient
Languages in the University OF Va. Paul q. Venabe,
NJ d., SiIas Harris, ii D., Wm o. Gooie, 4 Finley,
Mecklenburg. JAMES IL. BRAME
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely W.. Goddiil, Muct.
SALE or A pAMUNKFy FARM

SHLE Of n FAMUNhEY FARM.
I2E virtue of decree OF the Circuit Superior court Of
A Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover,
case OF Rocne's guardian against Roane ct al, the
undersigned, the Special Commissioner named In
Inc saia decree WIN sell. BY public auction upon
the 4h day Of December, lsf7 if fair if not. The next
fair day. al IL O'Clock, that valuable Farm the Pa
munk-y River, called Spring GARDEN" on which
the late Judge Rome and afterwards his son, The late
VIM II. RGane, resided. The tract contains abog, 79l
acres of iaEd aud Is believed be one Of the best
the Pamunsey river Persons who wish 10 purchase
II viii of course view il AMI judge for themselves. IL
lies about eighteen miles from The CITY al Richmond
near the residence Of Edmund Ruflin, Esq.
TERMS.-So much cfths purchase money To be paid
IN cash rs will driray all the expenses Of The sale and
the Costs of the s, and the residue the expiration
of five years from the day Of sale. with legal interest
upon H. To he paid alnuay-:he principal and
To be secured by bond, with good security, and deed
OF trust upon the land. JAMES LYONS, Comr.
Sale conducted by w. GoppIN, Auct. Nov l6-cIds
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PUBLIC SALE or REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE.
DY virtue of the provisions Of the last will and tas-
ID lament of Robert Thrift deceased, shall, on the
seventh day of December next should that day be SUIT
able, If not the first suitable day thereafter, at his late
residence proceed sell, To the highest bidder, the
Farm upon which the said Robert Thrift resided, lying
in the counties oi Albrmai!e and Fuvanna, on the
South side Of the Rivanna river, Containing about
thirteen hundred acres. For The convenience OF pur-
chasrrs il viii be divided That portion Northwes; of
Bnery Creek upon which Is the mansion house, sup
posed 10 contain about seven hundred and twenty-five
acres as one farm; about half of which Is cleared,
and in good system Of cultivation ana contains about
hundred and thirty OF very fertile river low
grounds The balance /: well imbrrcd. and con-
siderable portion Of IL tobacco land. The improve
ments consist o! dwelling house, conveniently con-
struccd, containing eight rooms, an excellent barn
AMI thrrslng machine, negro cabins tobacco houses,
&c &c. all in good repair. The remaining portion,
outheast OF Brery Creek, occupied by my brother,
Robert Thrift contains about tive hundred ana seven
ly-iye acres-tweniy-hve or thirty acres ryrr boz
oUi-ilr balance upland, of fine qualify, large Por-
ton suitable the cultivation Of tnbacco-abont one
hundred acres of which cleared, and IN good
OF impr0vemcnt-has on IT convenient dwelling
house, with all necessary ouihousrs, &c.
These lands are located in a healthy and desirable
neighborhood, ten miles below Charlottesville, one
mile below the Buck Island Factory, and one mile
above The Union Factory, which, with their proximity
to the City of Richmond, by means OF The Rlvanna
and James River Improvements, render them very de-
srable homesteads further description IL consider
ed unnecessary, those wishing Ia purchase VIII, Of
course view the Premises and judge for themselves.
They will be shown any person who may wish TO see
them, b. my brother, Robert Thrift, or Mr. Bragg The
At the Time and place will be sold the
stock of every kinds among them number Of fatten-
ing hogs, crcps, plantation utensils household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
TEHss or SALE For the lands one fourth of tho
purchase money will be required IN cash, and The
balance in equal instruments Of one, two aud three
years The deferred payments 10 br secured by bonds
and approved security, and trust deed on the lands.
The personal property will be sold credit Of Twelve
months for all above dollars secured by bond
and approved srcutiy for all sums OF Ten dollars and
under, cash will he required. .-
GEORGE n. THRIFT,
Executor of Robert Thrift, deceased.
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of the Will Of the lae
William Cook, the undersigned will proceed, on the
premises on the s9rh of November. 1877, 10 SELL nj
public auction, 4 valuable TRACT OF LAND belong
ing 10 The of William Cook, deceassd lying adj
joining to the town OF Liberty, In Bedford county con-
tanning about Go acres; fair proportion OF the uaet
is In woods, and u first rate tobacco land; and the
cleared land s we'll enclosed, and In GOOD hear ana
improvement, and very productive This tract mas on
il TWO barns. convenient negro mouse ana oVeIsceis
house, lies well; has number Of good springs upon IT,
and i well watered Also, 4 LOT IN the town OF
Liberty with brick and frame tenement, BRICK Of
flee and kitchen Ice house, carriage house, AMI other
necessary ohouses upon it. The lot Is situated near
The centre oil the village, fronting on the Main aud
cross street The dwelling house is large and comfort
able and nil the Improvements upon the lot IN good
state Of repair e..ro1,u
AIso at the time will BIZ sold all the STOCK
on The above me Eoned Farm; consisting Of Horses,
Cattle several yokes Of Work Oxen, Pork, Hogs, &C.
Also all the Plantation Tools Of every sort: Wa
CONS, Carts, Threshing Machines, &C., all the crop
or Cram Hay &C., said Farm; amongst which Is
large quantity OF Corn, Oats, &C.
Also all the valuable Law and other Books OF the
deceased; and all his Household and Kitchen Furni-
tuIe, of every description.
Also Riding Carriage and Buggy.
The Real Estate will be divided iato parcels TO suit
and sold upon the credit usual In the sale
OF lands. The other property will be sold upon twelve
months credit for all Sums over $40; tho purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
EDWIN n. COOK.
G. A. WINGFIELD,
Administrators with the will annexed
Of William Cook, deceased.
Liberty Nov. 9-cw3w
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a DR0cI a NATION

INFORMATION having been received, that LEROY
i WILSON, charged, in the county Of King & Queen,
with sabhng one lanes Snnday twho has since died
of his wounds has lied from justice, and is now going
nj large: Therefore, /, William Smith, Governor Of
Virginia. do hereby cer reward Of hundred dol
lars any person persons who shall arrest The said
Leroy Wilson and deliver him into the jail of King l.
Queen county, and do moreover require all officers Of
the Commonwealth civil and military, and request the
people generally, to Their best exeons TO procure
the arrest OF the said Wilson, that he may be brought 10
justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, NJ Richmond,
ZEAL this 18th day of November, in the year 1877.
WA. SMITH.
NJ Wilson il described about twenty-five years
old about 1--WE feet inches high, spare made, with
reddish hair, inclined TO curl-sht eyes, red face,
showing the effects of ntemperance;-does not wear
whiskers II Is supposed he MAY come to Richmond.
Nov IQ-c6t
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PRnEI a Al TInN


INFORMATION having been received, that JOHN J.
HACKNEY, convicted Of forgery, and GEORGE a.
ARMSTRONG, under indictment for felonously carry
In county, and now going AT large: Therefore,
William Smith, Governor Of Virginia, do hereby offer
reward OF one hundred dollars 10 any persons
who shall arrest Tho said John J. Hackney and George
A. Armstrong, End deliver them into the Jail of the
said county Of hueusta-or fifty dollars for the arrest
and delivery of eter and do moreover require The
officers Of this Commonwealth, civil and military, and
request the people generally 10 their best exerons
10 procure The Arrest of The said Hackney and Arm
strong, that they may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand Governor, and under The
lew. lesser seal ofthc Commonwealth, al Richmond,
this 18th day Of November, in the year Isa7
WIN. SMITH.
" HACKNEY is described nearly six feet high
abnnt forty.fye years old, with hair somewhat grey
and thin on The top of his head-had on blue coat and
a slaie co!ored pair of panlaoons.
ARMSTRONG is about twenty-five years old, five
feet ten inches high, scndery made, and with fair
halr;-had on dark blue coat and dark pantaloons.
INV. l9-c6t