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OBITUARIES.

DIED Thursday tho 10Th OF December Rock Castle.
his residence near Lexington, GES. CHARLES p. DOR
MAN, in the 5ith year Of his age.
DIED on the 25th Novr a, Langec, in Essey, Virginia
in the 9th year of his age, JOSEPH H. LEWIS, son o
Warner Lewis Esq
The subject Of this notice favoraby known, and
the interest and sympathy of friends generally manifested
him during his last proraced Sickness that is 10 he
presumed few within limited distance OF the scene o s
last hours have been apprsed Of his death There arc
others distance whom this will convey the first intel
goncc of the sad event. To his friends far and viii
doubtless be subject of sad interest and melancholy plea
sure TO dwell memorials of him whom they loved III
lc and whose memory they will cherish in death Ii Is
pleasing call IN "reminiscences of the person and character
of beloved friends, whom shall again in the es;
bring them back in imagination; see them and hear
hem ecoect their peculiar cast OF countenancc man
and habits their amiabe traits of character and Their
gifted powers Of mind Long must it be before such reco
ections OF friond shall have passed away his sarSng
eve that told the intellectual fire within that lighted H nus
playful smile and hearty laugh; his aable manner cordial
vet courteous greeting; his sprghy conversation and How
nr humor ae fresh in the recollection and destined long In
continue Alas, they only to bo reneInbcrea now.
Tender have been broken by this sad dspen-aon Ma
turc-woman's tender loving naturchas keenly elt II IN
the rupture tha bond which nough else but Tho hand o
death could fond parents heart has bed ana ''
bccds the recollection of IL the synpahics ana IN
of friends and relations have been deeply moved bF H. i
sorrow (not others without hopc) that they snail see ms
face no more hear his voice ENJOY is sriey mar
his good example shall longer be sen ana e t'' i1
wcll-stDed mind shall longer give id 10 literature a
learning and his piety longer be exercised IN te ca- "
religion and virtue But they believe and arc comorlcd N
the belief, that
God nothing does nor suffers to be done,
i But we wOnld do ourselves if we coud sec
Il Tho end Of all he does nc well as he.
In his last lingering illness he suffered much and long IN
was patient--numlred not complained. Friends we
kind and attentive; he felt and wodecd H. But h
found that time of need he had found before - Frcn'
that sckch closer than broheronc "whose love pass
the love Of womanwho "hins!f took niirnos, an
bore sicknesseswho sustained him when ieni com
forlcd him when sorrowfu-ho had guided hiin pilgrim
in health"opencd him the fountain whence The ism
waters Of comfort flow" in sickncss"when ca'ing III
verge of Jordan bade his anxious fears subsde we he
cve has now safey landed him Canaans side There
fore though he had endearmcns earth father, MI,
ch l friends dear him, and 10 whom he d,r-e W.
willing 10 depart and be with Christ. We could only Say
,hc will OF the Lord be doAe and bid HIM 80 in peace
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rAAo AND SANTA FE.-VIcroRy on DEATm-Th,
information from Santa Fc that the inhabitants hov ,,
preliminary steps 10 organise territorial government bo
caused the greatest excitement Mt Austin Texas ,r,r.
were or marching an armed force hthcr and puinu down
inc reoeis rs they were termed The Austin Gazette oJvise.
delay until the receipt Of the presidents message and ~ III
events that the Texans should prccpae crisis and
compcae matters by violence Ii still recrates deter
niination to have Santa Fc and says:
hater than surrender to the usurpaon of the general
one men OF onr bloodwon territory let every
t m ~ ha'a'lon IN Santa Fc be lcvclcd 10 the earth and
s the necessity Of the case requires it, bc buried beneath
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NUMBER ~.

turning him the Ia of Rockinrham con,,v r. A.
vi citizens o Putnam county. FOR Tie creation
~ ne" Juaicli circuit 10 he composed counties m
kanawha, Putnam Logan, Boone Nrlo!as ANA Faye,tr
By Mr. NEWMAN ofczcns Of Madison county for rhr
passage o an act authorizing the Superior Com, ef a
county TO proceed to the trial suit in clanrr jn
penuinG between Zachary Shirley and te heirs n is,rhu
ices oi Thomas Shirley deceased, without rccrsnce Ahe
urath OF any Oh thc parties, defendant Bv Mr. NEIM
vi citizens OF Brooke for law authorizing John
convey certain lot in the OF Melsburq 10 phin IA
Doddrlds'. by Mr. FLOOD: ofWm. Browning and sun
ary cllIens oil Appomaox that the privilege oi r,ddina
granted to said Browning may be- cxendod also Of rrh
bald Bigblc and sundry citizens of Apponatox thaAthe
neddc y my DC a,iowea 10 take out iicense -
STUBBS: OF the Norfolk Scaman'- Friend So,irW
or an appropriation OF money 10 aid in The erection n u
Sailors Home in Norfolk. BY Mr. LEWIS If U,r.sSo
VI citizens Of Harrison and Doddridgc the ncopotiA
OF company TO construct turnpike from Shins,on PASSING
by way of I.mbcrport the mouth Of Fin, River IN D
bridge. BY Mr. SMITH OF citizens of MONTGOMERY and
lniaskl, ior lie establishment OF Bank AT The Town of
81 ryansoyrg wan IN Montgomery County by Mr. rITTMAN
Wiic Sophia Marshall, BY Mr.. WHEATE: OF citizens of
BROOKE anu Ohio counties for The incorporation o = comma,
ny 10 10 construct turnpike from the ohiorv. hemolh
81 snort Creek to nIersec the West Liberty and Gcaay
Turnpike. BY Mr. JONES OF s. Bass.u French t. 49,,
Increase OF the salary OF Attorney for the Commonwealth in
Circuit Court of Chesterfield
On motion of Mr.. WHEATE-Resoved Tina, Tie ,.on,
moe on Propositions, &c, enquire into The cNpcdncy OF
Incorporating the Wheeling Hospital
On motion Of Mr.. FERGUSON Resolved Tina, s,,, h,
given TO bring in bl concerning Western lni..
Oh noton oi Mr.. .PANNllI.-Rcsovod That the Com
muec Tor Courts OF Justice enquire into oxpc,n,v o
reporting bill authorizing pay Oliver Finks Sheriff ot
uecnc county, or executing process issued The Chan
cery Court of tho City Of Richmond
On motion of Mr.. FERGUSON Resolved Vbat ;l can,
nttec lor Courts OF Justice enquire into cNp.rury n
releasing TO John Whitman and the heirs of Peter Lower al
wayne county, the Commonwcaihs right 10 certain lands
in their possession.
On motion OF MIR. PANNILI.-Resolved That the Com,
ncc Tor Courts OF Juciicc enquire into the cNIoicncv ~
authorizing The distribution of the fund Of the Orngo lu-
name Society, in accordance with the coplon, ni.i.d
INTO between Lewis b. Williams and others claiming i I
Greene County. "
On motionof Mr.. WEST-Resolycd That the Commute,
or courts OF Justice enquire into the cxprdicncy Of amiEr
zlng The Justices OF the County Court Wctz, lo I ar
otherwise dispose Of the old Courthouse in said county
On motion of Mr.. HEFFEI-Resolycd that tI,o an,
porating the Wheeling Academy
On motion of Mr.. WELTON the House adjourned
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that Maxwell some of the more knowing of the Whis
party, had laid trap for these unfortunate gentlemen, so n
TO lead them to place themselves ridiculous light before
the public for daring TO raise their voices against the mn
istration which they helped 10 bring into power.
Setting aside the weak and Intellectual attempts made
bolster up Mr. Maxwell, by the few ultra Wings who first
condemn and then praise do believe that American
citizen, native adopted could be found 80 lost to
all patriotic feeling and serespcc approve of the
retention in office of wealthy foreigner whose first act
OF tyranny after receiving his appointment, 10
from small office aged survivor Of the Dumoor massl-
ere, dependent upon his little sustain him in his
declining years. and whose only crime being nDcmocat
Will the Administration, which has given Hugh Maxwell
his appointment continue 10 stigmazc the history Of
country by retaining him in the high and responsible po-
son Of Collector of Customs for tic port OF Now York?
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led DAILY AND SEMIWEEKLY,
AM r. a. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR,

y
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c,es at The risk OF the Editors the postage Of all .
IN. eri,crs. The postage oi single letter is scarce.
10 the writer Il IL the accumulation of postage in
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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ID such case. upon the communications being cerli.
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For The En1uire,


Messrs Editors Il had the pleasure to hear the eve
ming of Christmas day, the address Of John Howard, Esq,
before the Sons of Temperance in the second Baptist
Church Of this city Ii in truth an elegant and orche
production, exhibiting extensive research high ability and
large philanthropy and presented with cogency and beau
the great principles upon which is based the order OF the
.Sons Of Temperance
The destructive effects ofntcmperance upon tho ntelcc-
ua moral and physical man, traced with power and
illustrated by series OF deeply interesting and faithfully
rawn pictures from real life. His description oa distinguish
ed statesman of Virginia, remarkable for great intellectual
vigor political attainmons and uncommon paranen
arv SKILL The leader of his party and the pride hs State
stricken down in the midst of his usefulness and greatness
consider the symmetrical and touching picture have
ever heard drawn. Altogether IL was nm address highly
creditahr its author and distinctly marking him ont as
one from whose benevolent enterprise tho State may expect
much in his future career,
Mr. Howard has recently settled in this city, and entcrod
upon the practice of Law.
After graduating with credit AT College Of high standing
in Southern Virginia, he engaged for three years with cmi
success in the profession OF teaching in the mean TIME
making all his studies subsidiary his ultimate obJcc-hf
practice af Law After ooasng teach, hc entered the Oh
flee of distinguished practitioner and remained year, ant
then proceeded the University of Virginia to complete ms
literary and legal studies where is needless IL say his ca
recr was brilliant and successful And now, with decided
energy well trained mind fine fancy, severe habits o
investigation extensive legal and literary inlnhaon cx
rcen eocution, high morality and remarkable pnciaHt'
he comes 10 the metropolis of his native State TO dedicate III
talents profession presenting wide held Tor intellectual
cxeron and extended usefulness.
IJnsoduccd hy tile Establishments OF society," unmovcd o
the usagcs of fashionable life he refuses all indulgence to
practice which has bghed tho prospects Of many rsin
young and proud TO associate hnse WIN an ihs.i
tuition whose object Is admitted by all be noble which ha
already accomplished much good, but which, in It's fut'ir
progress will confer yet richer blessings upon society
| If'Ne' H. NJ.
[Wcrcgrc that could not hear the address OF Mr. HOW
ard which is described u.s. from several quarters as I'M
specimen of eloqucncc No onc on reading III the deiei
son Monument Magazine OF December, the address oi MI
H. before the Moot Cour, the Uaiversy last June, ca
/ - nin prp
We wish him success in his ardos and hronged proies
sion We know him 10 be gentleman Of too much genun
modesty and good sense c, his head he turned by sue
| compliments s-Enquircr.
| 1t stated that the Small Pox prevails TO sonc extent
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ap,Ip y,p,-,,-,., For the Enquirer
Ait "AkNING' DISQUALIFICATION &C
ZION EXPECTED


I'll tile Wings when in power give NIL ,bc ofccs IN ,h;
friends, md ii the Democrats from an onobIe deo -
ry aVor with the Wings and be called liberal and gene
roS men, give all their offices the Wings also then Whio
ery becomes the only avenue To puwc--he sole pahwa,
III whch ambition would tread and nearly every man wh,
asIfcs To political distinction, is tempted 10 become
wing. Tide Hater, see Enquirer 2lst Dec.
Gan be, Acssrs Editors that any of the Democrat,
members of the present Legislature entertain any doubts
as to what "wc, the people," expect-aye demand at he
hahs Are there any who intend bk at the hilp Arr
thefe any charlaans in the present Legislature? 1t is
h"ped none such may be found II will he dangerous OK
pertinent lor any Democrat this time to l found ,oo H.
nla OF TOO coMardy Ia discharge simple act of ,y and
should there be sch he had better .scross ,h,
nnc al oncc-becr change his living He can b, M trrc
hc'ed fearless )cmocra and in after times should Inc wan,
coun'cnancc and support let him ins, MS in The conn
Try, hy asking them a our hands. The time has nast ,r
oiler E,ndsas aud iorbcayance towards the Whirs who
nave so Ion. tvccd in Offices given To them annually far
years ny Democratic Legislatures The efforts 10 leach
them good manners" and ".ood behaviour has failed s,
ny ialletl The who have been so lonp an a.
kindly treated by the Democratic party are the mos bitter
revicrs ot Democratic and nic;sles-tllc very mcn
VINO nave been most active in having Democrats removed
irom Office ny Ircachcrous and dsgacod caba which has
accidentally and lrauducnly obtained power
ihc writer Of this wants nothing within The nif of hc
iceisaturc-for hnlscf any frnd bnt he makes this
public vow nj no time under any circumstances To yo
MS support To any Democrat who facrs on this OCCASION
"JCSTICEn
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S1n lkE WARD.


m H. Ilcny.co an the night OF the ath. my negro man
- Years of asr. feet 10 or III inches high and o
~ say gingerbread color lie has slight defect his
lid " usually pary closed His elo,hing consisted
hat. dark blue blanket coat with velvet collar lehI
with white. grew cassnett pants having begged boots
/ shirt all e: he carried with him white wool
It's. aud other clothing and shoes.
nly purchased from Edmund Taylor, Esq, of Srot,.
ia. ende&yor 10 return lo tl,at nelshborhood.
ward and all reasonable expenses will he paid for his
M delivery 10 me IN Richmond secured in Jail
Z, again LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW.
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Photographed for the Baltimore American

,,,,,r,.,.,, ~ ~ CnAEirsroS. Dec. 81.
ACCIDENT To THE STEAMER CRESCENT CRY
The steamer Crescent Ciiy which left New urk recently
for Casros with full freight and large number al pas,cn
gers on the 10Th instant while in latitude - and onei,e
EFses a Ii "Hs RE@e, 'F25 & HE He 96s s @ R r PaiRe
bound for Key West whir!i chartered :nI topk
part of the passengers onward for Clno;ts sal
scquenty two brigs mp bound ivt savannah
These took of all the residue of those board except fifteen
including Mcssrs. Morgan and Vanderbilt. On the 29ti the
steamer taken in tow hy Wilmington steamer and s.
is anchored oil the bar. She il be broughr the
dock Tomorrow for repairs Much disappointment will re-
suit from this accident
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MARRIED..

Married, by the Rev. Dir. Dibrell Oh Monday evening
Dec 3sr, Mr.. j. WILLARD ADAMS, Of this city date
Boston) TO Miss SUSAN +. T., daughter James T. Morris
of this city.
ss Petersburg, Norfolk and fredericksburg papers
quested 10 copy
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rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cilco, sa

and hsd ''''
/ =
James &. Vaughan, Petitioner,
hn T. JcorA u Wahal WIN W igon, James Chappell John
II Pilnorc Thomas III lsbe. Blon. Creed Farley, Thomas
Webss admir-, A. Webster. samuel MI Moore, William H.
fsncs Charles IIondurant and others. Defs
Thu, this day be- heard on tho petition Of the afn
n Paimoc j. Chappeh. W W Iigon, Creed Farley S- n,
MD Moore. T. W Webster admir- Of A. NJ Webster dec w 'l
unseI. discharge the Rules entered herein by the .' @ cur
Amelia, the May T. and June Term, VI aHi % .9ul
nj to dismiss The petition =" the defendant Jan y, s % i
pending before the said Count u VI n.a WIZ
'ae orSr OF the .ad County
IN cohsheta"h whcrco uie
rt oh ovsrle The SAID ,no,.1 And appearing that Samuel
Moore Appeared answered me rule ,o All
+oi herein A. hs Juy of the County Court Of Amelia IL
a. 10 tho Somucl MD Moore And on motion Of the
James Vaughan his counsel leave is given hun 10
n h reinn which amended petition - THIS day hIed IN the
Ls. The Court order, that Thomas lsbeli WIN H. Eais
49, s,n CIa- Doniuran I,allon John T. Je,c John Jeer
tT. Ralphus Jcer VIM Green John F. Wiley and A. b. Wal
,r on the the Term of this Court and shew
Pause Il any they why the OF the petitioner James
original petition made SHOULD not ne deed anu
a toy oi served said Lca,h Wiley Malha
and Green and appearing that - Balon ihonas
M l. Charles onurant VIM H. Eanes not inhabitants OF
n ordered That copy OF this order ne pup
% oc. eight weeks newspaper pubsheu IN tne
nd A Copy-Teste Il. u. Lb"h w.
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Plank roads daily getting into public favor Meetings
been held in Mcckcnburg and Brunswick appointing
delegates delegations from Petersburg and Dnwdd
at Lawrcnccvilc on the sh ns TO confer on the suec
and take preliminary steps for Macadamized plank roa'
between Petersburg and ClarksvilIe.
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To the Editors or The Enquirer.

To tic Editors Of the Enquirer
Gcneincn-l In gancing ,hc message Of our Presi
dent my attention was attracted by the nagc used in III,
third paragraph, which reads thus
we arc AZ peace with a the world md seek 10 maintain
our cherished relations o any with The rest Of mankind
)nrng the past year We have been blessed hy kind proy
dence with an abundance of the fruits of the car and al
though the destroying angel for time visited cxtcnsy,
thence, yet the Almighty has length dcinncd 10 sv hi,
hand and Ia restore the incsmahc blessing If General
health to people who have acknowledged his power de
prrcdied his wrath and impnrcd his mcrcu protection
The remarks of the President upon the subject of kind
providence, are far more ancrtian tlan il seems
me, are becoming in The Chief Magistrate Of christian
people should be pleased hear the views of Father
Mathew upon this part Of the Mcssagc-that is To saw up
on ms sentence yct the Almighty has length dcgncd
stay his hand Dc.
The idea OF III people who have acknowledged His power
deprecated his WRATH, &C. is in the most comprehensive,
sense Of christian submission and resignation TO say til,
lcast,) i-chris,ian.
In alluding 10 this portion Of Gen Tavlor's message
subscribe myself A CHRISTIAN IN EARNEST
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EnR cAy.IEnRNTA.

af sailing ior California. advertised by
nny from Madison coun,y. Virginia, has ,s<S~,Ss@s.
iew days, it i. deen,cd proper to eyeSNsf~1Ens
:ha, a part oi the company now inzSL13E in
sns the necessary arrangements Passage, and
ier than The lIh nf month. January.) The com.
Us increase their number and outfit will be
ncn wishing 90 California. seldom meet with Ia
ortunity The company will certainly sail from Dalti-
time. ROBBINS N. WILLIAMS.
Alexandria Gazette and Stauntr Spectator Will confer
wing the above once. Dec. 2S-c3t
FARM FOR SALE.
I'll my estate known rs 'fowans Neck" containing up.
80 acres about ~ OF which are James River low
Immediately on H., Canal. Il miles above Richmond
prnts are csily AMI suitable for large family tho land
,weli: sufc.ncy o wod an timber. and good situa
e. Boating and Merchandise.
s be liberal and desired negroes will be received in
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TUESDAY, JANUARY lsr, 1850.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

COL. HOPKINS resumed the duties of the Chair
Church f
The SPEAKER said there seemed to be no quorum pres
eni.
Mr. COOK, Of Roanoke, called f,r \ connt when il ,,-
peared there were only fifty eight members present o.
rum.
on motion 81 Mr. SIMI the House h,n adjourned uuril
Tomorrow, wednesday, Il O'Clock.
----------<t1S--
HUNGARIAN ENlI.ES FOR RiMERlCA-rhirrv-iiy,.
Hungarian exes having arrived from IIambureh al I,Itl
on their way To America meeting gentlemen was held
on Saturday. in the Chamber o Commerce Edinburgh Ion
the purpose oi adopting raise subscription car
~ Them forward 10 the land which they have chosen A. Their
place of exile Various subscriptions Were announced n
IL was also iniimatcd that Glasgow from whence tIy
sail promising subscription list has been cot up. 'The
refugees are principally military officers Of rank
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Flour inspected in the City oi Richmond during the quar-
li,,n

Flour inspected in the City o Richmond during the quar-
ending 3lst December, lSi9:
97l5 bbls supcriine
4,943 half bbs supcrine
5,274 bbs fine
9,ll0- -bbs middngs
l,463 bbs condemned
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector
THE QUEEN D0WAGER'S FUNERN.-W Whitehall
Dec. lO-The Queen has been pleased command that c
following directions given By her late Majesty Queen Ado
aidc for her funeral oday Dec 49, should be made public
(coPY.)
:" die in humility, knowing well lha, are all alike be
fore the throne of God and request therefore, that my
tai remains be conveyed the grave without ppmp
or state. They be- moved 10 81. Georges Chapel
Windsor where request 10 have private and quiet l
neral possible.
g" particularly desire be laid in state, and the
funeral TO take place by daylight procession the coffin
to be carried by sailors TO the chapel.
il those of my friends and relations limited NUMBER
who wish TO attend, may do My nephew Prince Ed
ward of Sake Wcnnr Lords Howe and Denbi2h the Hon
William Ashley, Mr. Wood Sir Andrew Barnard, and Sir d.
Davies with my dresscrs and those of ladies who
wish attend.
II die in peace, and wish be carried il tomb in
peace and free from the vanitcs and pomp of this world
g" request 10 be dsseccd cmbamed and desire
give MS little trouble possible
"Nov., lS49. ADELAIDE r.
Tho London papers contain long OF the solemn
ties for which we have
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II is pretty generally understood that Ex-Governor Pratt
of Maryland is 10 be elected United States Senator
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Tclcgraphed for the Baltimore American.

IIARRfsBtKG, JihIaTy Isl.
The House organized to-day by clccng Mr. John $ Me
Calmont Speaker on the first ballot.
Mr.. Best elected President of the Senate by
jority after eight ballotings
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

from ne sihsrriOer, hvlng IN the county o Bedford.
vi December, Mula,io Woman, named MARTHA.
ears old. stout made; no particular marks !.c.-ee.d
ctsheen months ago OF Major 'anes Ware wiz"
ch,nond nj aucunn Si,r mas raised IN Chesterfield.
soi"ngci 10 DIR. Phillip S,u,hal Her husband Is
mes Cox of Chesterfield. She Lett l.ynchburg in a
5 some means obtaped pass, carrying with her an
, months old.
ward oi dollars ii she is apprehendci and secured
e, her again. ARCHIBALD BOILING.
,iw
'EN DOLLARS REWARD.
rom :he subscriber, few days since, my Negro Man,
The eaid Negro is likely fellow, some Is or ~
own complies iun rather rlligunt. lpurchassd him
Mr. Templcnan, last May. He was raised near
near which place suppose he is now lurking. The
l Ice r,ld any person Who will deliver him TO mo
dtls Cumberland, or secure him in Jail go that get
JOEL j. SCOTT.