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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
Speech of Gen. Leslie Combs, on the Rccep-
ties Of the Clay Medallion.

The Clay Medallion. presented by the
Wings Of Pennsyivssia and Pkiladsphia City on Wei
resday afternoon, the Kentucky Delegation. is nor
cply an admirable Specimen OF the art bet m D.t &C
csrAie Meness of that riustrsous statesman Ths ad
drsss ct Mayor 6npn on the occasion Is spoken Of oy
those who hsar9t as nest appropriate and ton chtns
irs-nd has furnished TIC -Riisnve SsH with copy
Of Gen Leslie Coznbs's repsJ, wnicn We copy from
that paper: r
Mr. R.YoE AND sEsrIxmx., oF. PENNSYLVANIA
have been ceputed Kentucky Deegaron 10 express
TO you their protnan9 scknow arguments fur the honor
you have done them this occzso, In presenting 20
them this Beautiful fkeaess VI their reneed and ms.
beloved feloscilzen Henry Clay, sod TO assure you
thai words 81 their command can adequately COZ
veg to you The deep ensotions which now eli their
hearts.
If Mr. Clay were Ia the meridian Of his fame aud
power the enyious and Lsnant might deprecisse the
value Of such act OF kndrss add regard hut pros
uate as be is. sick bed, with power patron
age places % besiow, all know that nothing but
the promptDgs Of grateful and generous heart. could
stimulate 'uch an act on your parr and, as SUCH
touches ours most deeply
Its to the rising sn OF political position that men are
somsDes uDd disposed TO bend the pregnant hinges
OF the knee that ,hrift may follow tswnng Bat when
the ahtnings ash shall bear the Of this last act
OF your unaeraole devotion 10 the OF Henry Clay,
another thrill Of grateful acknowledgement will warm
bis heart toward old and long tried friends Woo have
ever adhered 70 bis fortunes through storm aud sun
shine; sometimes faithful found among the faith
less"
Gentlemen there is Providence above us, all-wise
$40 ONeITuung, tuat tEapts utsuucs VI ulou aua
nations More than half century ago took orphan
bCy-s widows son-by the hand In the Slsshes OF
Hanover-ied him on from pinnacle To pinnacle from
great deed OF setdevufon TO another until now he
stands emlnence OF human glory higher than
Chmborszos Hottest peal with Mount Olympus piled
upon H. and there, when truthful history shall do him
jasnce, he viii stand foreveI-whie the petty SANDER
ers OF his fame will only fDd themselves dishOnOrabe
graves In the caves and gOrees at the base.
Gentlemen, we win bear back with us to Kentucky
this last token Of your love, and deposit In the CAPITOL
long to De looked upon WIKI fearful eyes and throb
bing hearts by children, and childrens children
when they shall read Of the great and patriotic services
of Henry Clay, unrewarded they have been by bis
promotion to the highest o6ce Ia the git OF their
fathers
Again return you our thanks for this high honor,
and beg you present them accepaoy 10 our friends
in Pebnsy lvsnia, when you rpresenI And may you
be enabled slso your return, 10 assure them that
the erest to which Henry Clay has devoted his
life has been sustained and promoted by the hsrmoni
Gus termination of deliberations on thts most mo-
meutous occasioD-thst the Constitution has been tr
umphant and the Union safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
fot Ane w. H. tttohhs.
FOR SCOTT, BOYS, HURRAH!
BIZ ONE OF THE BOYS.

The Old men all remember
As I were but yesterday
When Britain sought, on Freedoms soil,
Again to plant her sway,
The Old men all remember
Who hurled her back again
IT was Winfield Scott, at Chippewa,
Twas Scott, at Lundys Lane!
So fling fo1 Scott the banner cat,
And sing for Scott hurrah;
With him we can the Locos rout,
And win for Chippewa.
The Young men all remember
IT was not five years ago
Who led our hosts to victory,
And conquered Mexico:
The Young men all remember
How Churubusco's field,
And Vera Cruz, and Contreras,
Were made by Scott to yield
So fling for Scott the banner out,
And sing for Scott hurrah;
With him we can the Locos rout,
And win for Chippewa.
The Old men and the Young men,
With Scott to lead the fight
From hill and dale, from shore and wave,
VIII rally and unite
The Old men and the Young men
With Scott to lead them on
Will make the hero of two wars,
Their Chief at Washington
So fling for Scott the banner out,
And sing for Scott hurrah,
With him we can the Locos rout,
And win for Chippewa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.
IiyeruooI Cofton Market.

JuNE 1.-THE market opened this morning with an AMI
mated demand for cotton both from the trade and specu
ison which partially checked BY the advance of fully
I'd 10 demanded by bolders nevertheless the business
exceeds II, 600 bales.
Spectators and exporters together have purchased 5000
bales -.
An advance of I'd y n has been paid Fridays quota
lions
June s-The demand for cotton to-day has again been
GOOD and tho business exceeds bales specula
nor and for export;
Yesterdays prices are fully maintained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

r. Gen. Rawson Harmon, of Wheat
land informs that In his opinion the wheat crop will
this season be fully average In tnis couoty Ia
places where clay soils prevail good deal of the wheat
has been winter.kled while in other localities 1t s
better than usual. Rochester American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

SAN Francisco Monday May II. l95l
The market usuas Mondays was dull and b1t little
freight vent no river.
For SUGAR notice inquiry, but hear Of actual
sales
BAaLEY-n Consequence Of heavy arrivals farther de-
cline experienced We hear If sale Of 500 sacks for Sac
Tanento al &c.
OF CHINA RICE some sales effected AZ SC
Prim- PORK remains firm 30 bbs report ID AZ -
s.ht speculative tendency appears in the IRoS arket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

ASYLUM FOR FRIENDLEss BoYs.-The
Managers Of this institution would cali the attention Of
It's friends and patrons to the importance Of making
provision for les maintenance during the
months As yet In lis infancy entirely dependent upon
grstuitous contributions, this organization 10 coni
IDENTIFY its friends for continued aid At least $500
ere required In addition to the sum in the treasury
TO the current expenses until the LIST of October
rext.
While our citizens about leaving the metropolis
IN search Of health and recreation, shall the appeal TO
them be van to remember they 60 the Vssrant and
destitute children In our streets and alleys who have
been cast BY Providence their Christian beneyolenee
and for whom the managers Of this asylum seek 20 pro-
vide the comforts of home a. well as physical and
moral training until situations In the country can be
procured for them
Contributions, which earnestly aud respectfully
solicited, may be left with
Mrs. w. W. CHEsTER, Nc. II U1iveFsty.place.
Mrs. CHARLES ABERSETHY, No. "A East lftn-st.
d. ID. LORD Esq, No 81 Merchants gycn4nge
WILLIAM g. GILMAN No. IL Merchants Exchange
GEORGE d. PHELPS, No. ~ Clir-st,
AUGUSTINE EATON, No. % WalIst, or to
GEO W. PEARcET, supt Of the Asylum 100 Banks.
Gu ctc Dat, 1s Dat"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

AnUSEMENTS, &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Castle Garden; balet-5sthaRiei- ttOussst FAnasy
Niblo's-eoniedy- Farc--Dsaces &C.
Broadway 1beateF-Ieland a. Il IsOnr Gal-Lnencs BOY.
Barons Theater-nehate GroundGsod Tor Moth roots
Lyrrum 1h-atsr-G @. V. Brooks The Hunchback
National Academy Of Design, no CAS- Broadway
Saruums Mas.unCe-aa ScupursPAss0s and Rspentsncs.
isr. cosporamss Views 10 Ass Hnor Dsr sst RvsaiDs
s.'or Piaee-paneffi'- Comic TrnuBs T,sinsd Animal
Elm Park, (ss,h o.. l-Geruan Musical Jubilee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
Celebration of independence.

On the I'd of June the British steamer OF
war Albion arrived a, the Port Of San Juan del Norte
or Greytowp with the Brtsh Commodore OF The West
India Station who notified the authorities that the Gov
ernments of Great Britain and the United states haa
agreed to guarantee the Independence OF San Juan
Com Parker Of the saranac, whom the British Commo
dore expected to meet had not arrived but there was
no doubt of hs concurrence the part OF his Govern
ment Commissioners had proceeded to Costa Rica
and Nicaragua for the purpose of definitely settling tae
boundaries Of the territory of San Juan.
On Friday June T. the ladies and gentlemen compos-
ipe the party Of R NJ Folger Esq., Of Sacramento who
arrived BY the Prometheus their way TO California
and who temporarily occupied the large bniding OF
Capt Curtis invited the Mayor, Council Judges OF the
Supreme Court and other functonsries to an enter
tannept In honor of the recognition Of the lndepend
ence Of San Juan del Norte.
HonEn B. OSBORN, Esq, Of Hew-York presided, as
sisted by Purser B. BACON. of the steamship Prone
theus After enjoying the collation. provided for the oc
casion the following sentiments were enthusiastically
responded 10
!. The Independence Of San Juan del Norts- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

From Belize, HoNDURAs.-The bark
VIM. o. Alden, Capt Bates, from Beaze, Ii nduras
June l, arrived yesterday morning. she brings no
news of importance. All the Honduras papers had
been disc continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF

RANGE or THE THEaMoMErsR AT
A. j. Delatolys, [ormerty Lynch Clarks) 25a RalLsi
1882. ga M. Noon 3P M 5P.h.
Iune 2l..--...--..6o n ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

n Bernard Ockert. a young German
who wa. convict ID about IA mouths ago in Baltimore
Of passing counneit gold coin and ssntenced to the
Penirentsy for ten years, has been RELEASED from eoa-
fnsme1t by psrdoa fran he President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
London Corn Exchange, .. MONDAY, Juns7.


There has been some slight degree Of hssvness in the
wheat in the provincial markets during the past week
and the buyers have been able " supply
their immediate somewhat easier terms; bat the
farmers however, appear gene rally NOT 10 haze been a. all
eager sellers preenng hold their wheat at this critical
when the growing likely 70 be affected by the
weather rather than submit any lower prices AZ Liver
poo on Friday the dull and the pr es OF wheat
and -four trhe lower; but Ia London there was no
Sisposon give way although the fresh arrivals OF ner-
lean -Four rather larger than IL was expected they
poph be- , =,
Some apprehension had been entertained from the dull
ue in the trade in Holland and Belgium that part OF the
Wheat had been imported the markets there would
5s here but during the past week the prices nave
rallied Ia the Belgian markets and have advanced II 10 u
a quarter and the prices here importation
thence must attended with serious loss Tue rads IN
Spring Corn both In the country aud IN Lonaon has re-
NAMED about the same from the small supplies brought
forward the markets. IL evident the STOCK OF
Fnelsh growth is very small The westerly wind orough
IN some fresh arrivals Of floating OF Wheat from me
Mediterranean but the holders very firm In demanding
full prices. .
they had principally been sold for arrival Higher prices
have been asked through the week for those be
hard and the stock in the Irish markets appears 10
be nearly exhausted. -,
Al this mornings the fresh supply Of Wheat from
Essex and Kent was email aud there ~as only limited
quantity Offering by rail There was not much amin sion IN
the trade but the whole a the supply was cleared oil 1t last
Mondays pfces
For foreign Wheat there was steady demand at prices
quite coal 70 last weeks rates
FLouR for best Enssh marks is dali in sale and Ameri-
has slightly receded In value 90,
late arrivals Only about eight ten casoes rem n unsod
The recent arrivals of INDIAN Conn which do not exceed
eight essgoes all previously sod excepting one from
= Odessa which brought high price this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
boundary Commission.

Advices from San Diego inform US that
the recall Of Mr. Gray based upon an official disagree
meDt between that p ntleman and TIE Commission In
regard 70 the boundary line in the ueghborhood Of the
intersection OF the Rio Gcande and the southsrn ue Of
kew-Mexico. Col Graham who conceded with Mr.
Gray has also been recalled Toe latter gentleman
believe soheres TO bis line and he IL the Sur
veyor duly commissioned by the President aud con-
hrmed by the Senate, not aware DO the diff
calty can be The history at the survey aud
the arguments for and against Mr.. Grays hoe viii 0e
called tor by Congress, and then the mater viii be laid
before the public.
simultaneously with the recall Of Mr. Gray Me- Well
er has demanded copies of all charges hle against
himself and other members of the Boundary Commits
sion. This win sfford that gentleman opportunity Of
vnoicsdng himself from the accusations made against
him the door eli the Senate by Mr. Ewing and he
enters into this invest CATION with great dead Of feel
ing, may expect much spiciuess In the debsie We
believe b. re Is DOT at present single person the
Boundary Commission who originally appohted TO
i-except perhaps Col Emory VINO il is said has been
ordered TO Tejoin It as Astronomer.
"a much TO be regretted that the retention Of such
poets these should depend on the complexion OF
mans poiics-whle the commissions of several OF the
ofhcsrs one side have been revoked, the Mexican
Comm ssion has some Of irs valuable members
by death. General Condo the Commissioner, a mos,
excellent and accomplished gentleman died Of the
disease that had almost stricken down Me- Bartlett, and
Col Carasco, very eaansUfhcer in command os the
escort died somewhere In Sonora. Not githstan2ing
slight alterations and chickering's which have pre-
vailed among members both sides since the
of their operations the results ofther aoprs
hitherto Is satisfactory San Francisco Herald, Mayls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
BoARp or ALnEaMrn-Mandau

BOARD or ALDERMEN-Monday.
Richard T Compton, Esq la the Chair and quorum
presert The minutes Of the previous meeting we're
read and approved TIE folloying Message was 70
mAyoRs ogFIcE, June n, fs5l
10 ne Hon Board Of hidameB and hoard ~ Assistaat H.
defmeng
GEsTLfmEs--I becomes my painful duty to announce 70
you the dsceass of David Grabs ESQ., at Nice In Ialy
whither he had Ia the hopo OF restoring failing
heath MI Graham having for many years occupied
prominent position, and hed go large space IA che saass
Of City and State feel that the of such fsa-
tlenan could not be passed without notes from
Mr. Graham for several successive yeas q mo nber OF
the Commdn council where the faithful add fearless man
ner which sill his duties -en DISCHARGED for him the
appreciation Of the eDtlr, community a lawyer Mr..
ham eSceed BY few IN the c0nry add the sppfsca-
ton Ia which held evidenced by his
Of the Practice sad Plead
bgs Of Couns But his worth his talents snd his Ger.
wees well kno 70 eli. and need MT b. .nunsrstsd
here. He hos eecsassd In the very pps Of ss period
predietso and any !. called on % moan bis los
make this nuoest with the vie that your hoaorabs
BODY may take such action ~ The occsson may suzsest
A. @. KIsGsLAsD, Mayor.
This Message was ordered 10 be printed
Aid. DeDmsn made brief speech In relation 10 ths
death OF Mr. Graham and, siter euiogzng his eharac-
ansnImousiys-
W1eas hsye learned with sincere regret Of the de-
cease q Da,a olsha5a Esg 10 tor.ia land l.s. @.%
connected win the City Oosernn-ut;
Rescired Tha, We deeply sympsdze With the family Of
,hr decreased thsS ssd bereavement and inst ,h-
ben OF bo'h bosts ard his Honor thu syor will stsnd
Bis funeral with their Of Office On The arrival Of
sDs In this cOaaty from biz late resdenes Com
mtees rn both boaIds be sPpoltsd 70 cgnser vita tss
family ~ making the necessary for his iaasrl
so'fnnni,ies.
The COMMITTEE appointed il composed Of AID Den,
Bar, Teusn snd Ward.
AID Denm-n moved that the B0srd adjourn, out d
Yespeci 70 the ceceased which carried
Ihe Board then adjourned 10 Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
Mortality on the Monumental City.

The steamer Monumental City, of the
Independent Vanderbilt line, Captain W. T. Grassy, ar
rived Francisco the evening of the l7Ih with
a large list OF passengers.
There consie cradle mortality among the pas
sepgeD, fourteen Of them having died on the way up
Their follows.
April g. Joel H. Norton, 81 years. Berkshire County
Mass dsIThea; 25Ih Philena r. Alien, Is years Hartford
Conn., dysentery 10Th, lsa,c Brown, Atkinson Maine,
deDce X L. fryer 28th, Dwight Marshall, Hanpden Co,
Mass fever; j. w Brown Foster r. L. fever; Cook
Maine dysentery Oliver Denton, 70 years ~ Y, dysen-
terry SOh Thos Rich IS years Delaware CO. ~ " fever;
Isaac Peckham n Y, fever; Thos Mund Amooy, ". j.,
fever: May o. Alexander Rose Il wears, Lowell Mass,
dyseDery; 18TH Mrs HsnBah Burt Worcester, Mas
sumption 18th, Nathaniel Leitch, IS years, Vermont
darThea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

II The weather yesterday was balmy
snd sgreeab,, not warm but just about right AT
midnight a ten.knot breeze sprang up and distant
thunder storm was conspicuous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

n Many City, Brooklyn, Williams
burgh and Jersey City Items crowded outthls morn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

THE GLKE CAUSE.-THE festival was
continued this morning By procession Of the various
Clubs which passed throlg the Park AZ 10 o'clock
fne band led the VIZ psyins stirring marches and
Sdrnau Lsde, or Student Songs, and the msnsefs OF
TIE Cpbs vbQ allowed looked, u their brosd strsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
Liverpool Corn Market.

[From A. ?. & r. MsKweIT's CIRCULAR June 81
The arrivals since Tuesday from Ireland and coastwss
are liberal Of and oatmeal but light OF other articles
Fom foreign ports received 1887 quarters of
wheat 9 quarters Of beans 589 quarters Of Indian corn,
37i0 sacks and ,054 barrels ofhour.
The exports are large Of 779 qusters of wheat
az quarters ndian and go sacks and T. 1873 barrels
OF -four The tEade during the week has been very quiet
Wheat aod our have recorded 10 value Id I'd per 70b
and Sd 10 Cd per barrel without leading much business
Indian the spot has met slow sale reduction Of
fully Cd per quarters floating near at hand are d
cult be met with and for such high prices would Do given
We have bad great deal Of rain during the week. and the
weather Is warm and forcing
Al this avs market there fair attendance Of
and country dealers consequence OF totally made
opate accommodation afforded the trade great inconve
neDce business much inerered with
WHEAT and FLOUR In fair consum 3tive demand at
\ decline 81 ID ~ 10 II and sd t. sack and bb
IRDIAN CoRS the spot in active revuest, at
cucon Of 48O ID 10 .ting continue scarce, and
prices nominslly the same as last quoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

CUsToM-HoUsEE xAc TIoSs.-The Clerk
In the Custom House who made tbs honest cath about
the Is required OF him for the support Of TAe Albany
S1< Rsisty has called 70 assure us that Mr. Maxwell
did nOs he 10 conhdent attempt have bin removed
therefor, but assured him latter the payment and am
dsvit had been made that he never required any sub
ordDste 10 pay money for such purposes bat et h to
their free option But the payment was m'de and Tie
affidavit also, exactly a. stated or course, the
victim had nothing to do with our obtaining and puonsh
Ing the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

h.ts, souched hats and caps Of al haSs, and whss
and yellow coats and coats Of al eols. IKE tho
motley thrOng Of BwsehSs who accompany favonss
froca the University towp-ss Inland has ~
Ss.s,srgsf xni Aiissef dc Sf,asse' Asran
Behisa The leading band splendid German neg wss
borpe-she Snirsrs Rod ExS Ge'd OF united Gernsny
This was calamity waved the precesssoa deoied IN
front Of thc City Han, while every singer waved nae
palm leaf fsa Other bands and baasrs foile~cd and
The processis. eontrsed rs msrch up the Bswey 70
Unonplaee. ssd down to Metropolitan Hall The TOD
lowing Clubs yase part N this jahis>e:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
NOTES.-The Nog-York and Liberia

NoTIcE.-Tbe Nog-YoIk and Liberia
Emigration and Agricultural Association viii hold public
meet pg on Nsss s-dsy sveans June - AZ sh a. Prsby
tssn Church conner Of Pnscs and sfsont ~ O'Clock
Rev W Robsrs brother Of the President Of The Rspub
cl has agised from Liberia aud has knely ceos-nted 10
adde's The meeting + J. CVssISeHxn< President.
. NJ RIcHasDsos, Cor. Sec.
Isttess have been received from our sss-s (ar Cau-
WE'LL IN Liberia which ~ill b. reed before tie meeting
FATAL AccIDENT.-The Coroner. yester-
day. held on Inquest at No 162 Wavsiey place In tho
rear, upon the body Of VIM. Who're, who % Saturday
last white in q of insoxicsron ks down pair Of
sssirs end died yesterday from TIE effects Of tho In.
jsres received The deeeased ns tess Of intspsrsts
habiis for several yesrs past He wss . zlve OF
EDgiand, "a years Of age ana waz The owner q con
siderable real estxta
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuIcIDr.-A
woman psmsd Mary Connolly residins 1t No. so
Grsen s ws ioznd yestsFdy morning e an
Pches, yiDs ir the street. suffering from tho effects Of
large dese IL laudsnum which she bad tAkea for che
purpose II epdisg hsr exiStsnea she IVES removed
70 the <sv Yofk HosptssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22
Uniled singing Societies OF New.Yors


lSreea ASbxef. SessasN erers. aerehor.
cher. OTThs1s. Crctafeten. k1steftAAe-
sSErrFahSe, Schiilerbu1d
In the evening another literally grand Concert took
place IN Metropolitan sa The riessic esrnonies Of
orchestra Of hundred psrior ners up'sy ts force
VITA twelve hundred slssso wss musical triumph
altogether Unprecedented In this country. 10 no coan-
try nave we ever heard such colossal chorals, nor
carefully and sccu-assly sung We have not .
single line say than that to sy ste last the
festival, and that the pic arc begins ats o'clock
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-24
100 DOLLiRS REWARD I!

ID AN away from the subscriber, Octoper S',n
n 1897, from his residence on Willow o|snp'
South Edisto River, Orangebnrg D y.nn oIu ~.
Carolina. n negro man named HOWARD, about
six feet high, and otherwise well p,roPoriioned
and of black complexion, full faced, high fore
head. a prominent nose, and no whskers' havnI
on one Of his arms the letter ), or a mark resent
LING IT, He had scar on the inner ankle OF,
nresume. the left foot lie speaks with paual-
bili,v and ease; is rather assuming in his address,
vet mild and humble in his manners. lie is n
keen, shrewd fellow, walks fast and quite erect,
and is apt TO bear uncommonly much on his toes
when hurried. He said that he originally be-
Ionged To a farmer named Joshua Lee, near Gin
ton, in Virginia; either there or Norfolk or Rich
mond, in that State, presume he took up quar-
ters Any person finding and experimenting the
same, and delivering him safely into the hands OF
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward OF
one hundred dollars, besides reasonable expenses
that he may be st in coming and returning.
WILLIAM RILEY