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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27
AT Auction.


AT Auction.
ON MONDAY MORNING, NAV 18th. at 10
~ o'clock, we will sell on the premises
The Brick Bdgging and Rope Factory, corner
Broadway and Eighteenth streets. with fire proof
Hemp House, and all the Machinery contained
therein, IN lots to suit purchasers consisting Of
] Arnold's patent Hacking Ma chine;
Lappers with cylinder feed drawing
Frame';'
20 Days paten, Spinning Machines, new fiers
and chainS;' | Manila Picker;' Tow Picker;
Spinning frames; u filters each, for Baggng
Yarn;
looms for weaving Bagging;
Winding Frames for Shuttle Bobbins;
Warp Machine and Bobbin Frames;
l Calender;
Card and Tar Box for making Machine Spun
Oakam;
Oakum Press;
? new fGar fee|Tow Cards for Bale Rope;t
new bale rope Machines, equal to any . in
Kentucky;
3larGc Jacks for hauling and laying up to lar
gest size shronGs used on vessels;
Rltin Jacks;
Compound Gcared Press Rope Machine;
Tarring Machine for AZ single threads;
Rrelng M,cnine;
Collier and Reels;
span Yarn Rec;
Gnagc Plate and Tubes, Il to 0 inches;
eco Bobbin;
hand wheel;
600 feet Rail Dad Iron, Top Sled Tops. boxes
with iron sheayes, for endless bands, driving shaft
ing. drums, lightners, sc in fact, everything
connected with a well appointed Rope Walk;
L lgne and Boilers, 80 feet AZ inches IN di-
ametr
| WImlrth engine, Lathe Turns. feet q in
ches daine'er, with universal chuck and change
gear Tor cutting screw
| wood Lathe aud I OILS;
l Lathe TO drill Iron, wlth urge lot drills;
set Blacksmith Tools, new bellows;
2Sets stocks and die;
| chest carpenters tools;
Vices, oil sorts Wrenches, Cold Chisels, Ham
me's. &C., sc.
Gts3" The Lumber in Rope Walk and Tafring
| House to be moved in ten days.
l19 building lots, 80 feet front, and running
| from 100 to 200 feet deep, situated on B dway,
| Magazine, Chrsuut, Madison and Wallut, be-
tween E,ghtrcntl. and Nineteenth s,ree,s.
TER iHt "I5,s' Real Etale-one-lhnd cash.
halarrc u and . years, with ME est, ara d lem
rcla nod to secrlr he a,icu,d Payments.
TERM'-l,o. Machinery lud Movable Property
- on L.. uihs cud {. ON. lolt payable n flank.
'G-..' .y and NE SAINT .s uf,d by s,wall, Day
/ * Co. Boston. 30 whom / .cfcg.
/ thu. ry luuG, Ma,kdy Co., Patterson, The
'arte hy tirs-rate mechanics, and all in the hest
Co. it,Uu
MtSS1N. n, IL, X VI, H. johnson (my present
loremclt. whom | can h gay rec 'mmcnd as Bag
gong and Rope Mamfacturfrs) are open TO prop
os'iions 10 take charge of similar machinery, Of
would be wiling 10 run the above Bag-iug and
Rope Machinery, and deliver Bagging a, &c a
yard, and Bale Rope at &c, they paying all 'eX-
penses.
IA" Parties at distance can rely upon all the
Machinery and buildings being offered and sold
without reserve; also, one third of the Real Es-
tate.
For further information, address
sp27--3g JONA PEARCE.
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ELECTIOS NOTECE.

~ be held by the Stockholders of the Glasgow
Fem lie Academy, and Odd Fellows Hall, on
MONDAY, the Isl day of NJ y, 1854, to elect
three Trustees to serve the ensuing year.
BY order of the Board.
TIL. J. BARTHOLOW, Sec'y.
Glasgow, April 20-2w.
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PUBLIC SALE.

o. viii aN;oie 70 e0'r. ~ louisville @
az on the Sin DAY OF MAY NEX.T. on, -
~ negro man, two women, (eXtra cooks, lSye
and one girl, for CASH Or al the option Of the
purchaser, credit viii be given until the LIST Of
January next, by the purchaser executing bond
with approved security, aud en- per cent interest
will be charged from date. The negroes are sold
for no fault.
sp27-2w WILLIAM HENDERSON.
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DNEY BREEsE, Ex-senator, U. 5.


NINcENNEs. ind, June 10. 1888.
Prof. o. ]. WooD-Dear Sir: AsNou are about
TO manufacture extensively and vend yOur recent
ly discovered Hair Restorative. will state. for
VIII msoever it may concern, that have used and
known others TO use IT, That | have for several
years been in the habit of using other Hair Resto-
rauNes, and that find yours v'stly superior to
any other know. 1t entirely ceanSes the head
Of dandluR and with one months proper use
will restore any persons hair 10 the original
youthful color and texture, giving il healthy.
soft, and glossy appearance. and all This without
disc oloring either the hands which apuly il. or
the dress on which it drops. would therefore
recommend It's Use 10 every one DESTROYS Of hay
ing fine color and texture to hair
WILSON KING.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

He warned liza Time.-Lades and gen.
teEnen, whose hair is falling off or turning gray,
should lose no ume in procuring bottle Of Pho
FEssoR WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE. as il is The
only article that can be relied on for restoring The
hair to its original color, and preventing it falling
off. Thousands of bottles have been sold, and in
every instance has produced satisfactory results
In" See advertisement in another column. GIN
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CLOTHING.

TLOTH, tweed, linen, drap d'ete, brown and
~ white linen duck coats. vests and pants in
great variety; shirts. collars. together with al
most every article belonging 20 the clothing line,
10 sale By
aL6 SpOTSWOOD 4 KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

ST. LOUIS, sept. 70. 1873.
DE-. o. j. WooD-Sr: | have used nca w 'vo
bottles Of your Hair lirsio alive. PLd Lave fovnd
lis ciecls very sad siacIory. II has entirely des-
tr yed all dand ut flom NY herd, and rcsio ed
my hair TO lis original CoIor. which had heco me
qu te gay. WIN. TRUESDALE.
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HEMP SEED. HEMP SEED.

7 UST received, on cons gnment, 40 barrels ard
j 90 sack, prime new hemp seed; for sale 10y
ap6-4t MANSON & BARTHOLOW.
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Hard ware.

WE have paid particular attention TO this
w branch of our business, and can exhibit
The largest stock of shelf hardware 10 be found
in Glasgow. Builders iii want of locks, latches.
&C., will do well t. give us a call.
apo SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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TO CARPENTERS 8.

WI have for sale large stock of PLANES,
w w.rIauted of The best quality; also, Car
peuters' tools of all kinds. which will be sold low
ape SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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e Prepared and sold. WLolcs e and Retail.
al ~. "a Market street. 81. Louis. Mo-, and
N GJ6 B.OIdw y, New York.
very liberal discount TO whoe7ale purchasers.
Gsy'J. ii ANDERSON, and TAYLOR & WuITE,
Agents, Glasgow. April 27-n6
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CARPETS,

A HANDSOME stock of Carpets, from SOC
~ TO 81 20 per yard. for s7le BY
apo SPOTSWOOD & KIRKpRIDE.
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Valuable Improved Farm
EOls SALE.

TINE subscriber wishes 10 dispose of the farm
i on which he resides, in he immediate vi
emily of Glasgow. An eady call will secure one
of the best farms in The county.
apl3-3t +. Nj, BILLINGSLEY.
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WAEY. PAPER.

NJ EARLY 1000 pieces Of every grade; among
" them some beautiful designs. for sale by
ap6 SPOTSWOOD 4 KIRKBRIDE.
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E5-The river has fallen several feet since
our last, and is still falling.
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- S1.S " nsh--AAh
J4NES, CARPETS, &c.
V'HE undersigned have entered into partner
L ship for tie purpose of carrying on the
WOOLEJ MANUFACTURING BUSINESS,
Al The Old stand formerly occupied by JAMES r.
LYNN, as a Mill and Caldng Establishment, sit
uated on the Dad leading from Glasgow 10 Hunts
vile, three miles north Of Glasgow, and three
quarters of mile from the Charlton Church, and
fake this method Of info ming their old friends
and customers, and the public generally, that they
are now ready to commence Carding Rolls, and
will have their
Spinning and Weaving Machines
In operation by the LIST of June next. Having
dispensed with our Old Machine, and procured and
put up one of the
Latest LmPrOred Eastern .NachtaeS,
in lis place, enables MS to card at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TERMS FOR CARDING.-White wool, 3 cents
per pound; mixed, 10 cents. One pound Of or 'ase
TO be furnished 10 every pounds Of wool in all
cases. We WARRANT al work done nv MS 10 be
executed in a complete and wokmanike manner.
with our imp owed Nach.ueiy y, and our long
experience in The above business. we feel just,-
fed N soliciting from The people of the surround
ing county a liberal patronage, pledging our
selves 10 give entire satisfaction.
For further information we solicit call.
JAMES r. LYNN,
April20 JOHN SUTLlFF.
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46 Bonds q ner cent

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Republic Stock, n.
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100 shares Hanover
BANK STOCK; ": }. 4OO 20 W s,oOo W
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shares New Albany o
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NEW G 90 D S

w and Summer Goods, which for beauty and
variety is not surpassed in this market. Every
article, as heretofore, will be sold at the lowest
possible price, and every eXertion M de to please.
apo SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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EHaBROFDERIES.

x WISS and Jaconet edgings and insertngs, TN.
~ dersloeyes. chemisettes, collars, flouncing5
&C.. in great variety; for s1le by
ape SPOTSWOOD & KIRKDRIDE.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
PROTECTION INSURANCE CONF


~
STATEMENT.
T N compliance with the law of the State OF
j. Missouri. respecting Foreign Insurance Cons
panes, the Protection Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, Conn, submit the following statement:
Capital Stock ...... ....... ......, 1921 800 co
For one half the capital
stock the company hold
the promsory notes of
stockholders payable in
80 days after demand
ed. and amply secured ,Sl45 800 90
Cash funds ......... % 500 80
Balances due from agents
and in course of trans
mission .............. so,53O %
Bills receivable negotia-
bic and amply secured, 1870 rs
Premium notes on hand. 1865 II
Hartford, Providence and
Fishltill Rail Road
Stock. go, ........... $3.50 co
Connecticut River Rail-
road Stock ........... 1900 90
Exchange Bank Stock. 1880 90
Farmers Bank Of Ken
lucky Stock, -. 2O,s95 90
Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad stock -. $3.50 90
New York Central Rail-
rond stocl.......... 1925 90
West Columbia Mining
and Manufacturing Co.
per cent bonds 10000 90
Atlantic Dock Company
bonds ...... 80. 1880 co
Milwaukee and M.ss-
sippi Railroad Bonds. 1900 90
Cleveland and Pittsburgh
X. r. Mortgage Bonds, $500 90
Cleveland and Pittsburgh
R. r. Income Bonds. 1850 90
Illinois Central Railroad
Bonds $685.. ......... 1860 90
Oswcgo and Syracuse Z.
r. Bonds 80. 800. 1900 90
I Improved Real Estate un-
inculubered .......... 1880 co
! S3S5 goo l6
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CARLISLE, June 81. 1853
have used Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restora-
tive, and have admired lis wonderful effect. NV
hair was becoming, as | thought, permanently
grey, but by the use of his "Resiora1iye.' il has
resumed lis original color, and have no doubt
permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE. Ex- Senator. u. 5.
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over 5 .OO0 So!iIes g,a.e been soEd

WITHIN The last three months. Il557IH The city Of
ST. Louis and vicinity, alone. -a<y and over twice
THAT NUMBER in the STATES Of Ohio, Ken
lucky, Indiana and Illinois. OF the immense
number Of letters and certificates which are vol
UNFAIRLY sent every day TO the Proprietor, he
would select few, and present them here to the
public's attention.
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Statement of the ,A1tpa Insurance
fORlFs3ly,

T compliance with the law of the State Of
l. Missouri. respecting Foreign Insurance Com
panies, the Etna Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Conn, submit The following statement:
The name of the corpora ton is "ETEA IHsu-
RANCE COMPANY" located at Hartford, Connec-
ticut.
The Capital Stock is Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
The following are the assets:
Cash on hand, due from individuals
and estimated balances in the hands
Of Agents, and in the course of
Transmission 80. SAL ,OsS SO
Real Estate unincumbered'.. 1888 76
Par. MARKET
Value.
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SO,395 rs S5O5.5G6 4l

of the Company ..... S0,395 IS S505,506 al
Current value of stock 20 per cent below par.
D. w. CLARK, President,
WM. CONNER, Sec'y.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CO
County AND CITY OF HARTFoRp, o.
MARCH 10, 1854.
Personally appeared D. W. Clark, President,
and VIM. Conner, Secretary, signers of the fore
going statement, and made oath 10 the truth of the
same according to their best knowledge and be-
lief, before me. Henry PERKINS, ]. p.
PERRY & BARTHOLOW, Agents.
Glasgow, April 20. 1854.
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Sherif'S Sale.


SIAIE OF LOUlSIANA--Parsh of Caddo--In
~ District Court, No. 37l6. HEnR1sa ct. al. vs..
HERRING ct al BY virtue of writ Of sale to me d.
rected by the honorable the District Court of the Pa
rlsh OF Caddo will be sold at public auction a, the
court house door IN the of Shreveport, parish
aforesaid on SATURDAY, the I'd day ofSeptembcr s54,
between the hours OF O'Clock. A. NJ. and 4 P NJ the
following described property belonging to the success
sion OF Martha Herring, deceased towit: the north
east quarter OF section Twenty-Five, the north west
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section TWENTY
two the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter
OF section twenty-three the quarter of south
east quarter OF section twenty-five, the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section twenty
two. the southwest quarter of the southeast Quarter
OF section twenty-two in township seventeen of range
fourteen containing three hundred and sixty acres,
more or less, situated in the parish of Caddo
Terms OF sale--Cash provided said land brings the
apprasement, and if not it will at the same time and
lace be sold credit of twelve months purchasers
to give bond and approved security and special mort,
gage on the property sole. NJ. WATSON, Shift
shreveport July 81, 1894. (aug2- Of 81 IS
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ShAriH',S Sale.

@TATE OF LOUlSIANA--Parish of Caddo--Tn
~ District Court, No. 1854. WILLIAM CROSBY vs.
'" d. bIAcKHAN and VIM T. FoRrsos By virtue of
writ OF teri tacas issued out of the honorable the Dis
srlct Court OF the perish Of Caddo and to me directed
the above emitted suit, have seized and will sell at
puo'lc auction at the court house door in the town of
Shreveport, parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the ed
Day OF September, 1854. between the hours of IL
O'Clock, A NJ. and d, NJ, the following described pro
perry o"lt the west half of the south east fourth of
section twenty the half of the north east fourth
excepting ten acres to include the improvements Of IT
D. Cole IN the northeast of said half of section
t"ehty-nlne Fifty of of the south end of the
east half OF the northeast fourth section twentynine
CIV sixty acres off of the north end of the west half of
the south east fourth, and the southeast fourth of the
southeast fourth, all OF the section twenty-nipe
lying and being in township sixteen range sixteen,
containing three hundred acres; and the southwest
fonrh OF the south east fourth of section ten in town.
snip fifteen, (l5,) Of range SIXTEEN the south
fourth OF the northeast fourth of section fifteen and
township fifteen OF range sixteen, the north west four,
OF the northeast fourth dissection fifteen township f
tecn range sixteen, containing hundred and TWEEN
ty acres, together with the improvements thereon
situated in the parish Of Caddo. Seized as the nro
perry o! the defendant, ". D. Blackmao, and to he
sold to pay and satisfy the issued in the above en-
titled suit.
Terms Of sale--Cash without the bene6, of app,aise
men. M WATSON Shar;a.
Shreveport, July &c, 1854. pfSll 81
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SheriHss Sale.

STAiE OF LOulSIANA-Parish Of Caddo.-Ir
~ the District Court. No. 1919. A. FLouRsoY, tu
tor. vs. IHos. y. JONES. By virtue of writ of fer
facas issued out of the honorable the District Court
the Parish Of Caddo in the above entitled suit and
me d'rsced, have seized and will proceed to sell
pubic auction the house door in the town OF
shreveport, parish OF Caddo, on SATURDAY. the I'd
DAY OF September, 1854, between the hours Of eleven
O'Clock A. NJ and four, M, the following described
property, to-wit A Negro Man named July, aged
about Al years; Negro Man named John, aged 81
years; Negro Woman named Isabella aged about
81 years; a Negro Girl named Harriet Jagged abou,
~ years. and her three children, William aged about
years, Lucy, years. and Mary, about FIVE weeks
Negro Girl named Bet or Elizabeth Jagged about II
years. and her child, John, aged about years; Ne
gro Girl named Isabella, aged about IA years Seized
as the property of Thos B. JONES' and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled
suit.
Terms of sale--Cash, with the benefi, of appraise.
ment. THOS, R. SIMPSON DENY Sh,F
Shreveport, July 81, 1854. aue2-pf.s7 II
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, Great Attraction

NTeaI Attraction
All HE OLD STAND OF Ii. LEVY & BRO,
Us received per steamer S. W. Downs the larr
- eststock of FANCY DRY GOODS ever brought +
this market, consisting in part of the following viz:
Brocade Silks fancy do;
Embroidered silk tissues
ne" style OF ttouncing barcge dresses;
Printed laconets and lawns;
Printed linens brilliantines;
Scotch gnghams and gnghan musns:
large assortment of Mourning Goods of every
descriptions;
Plain Swiss musiins dotted do
French enbroidelics, OF the latest style;
Splendid sets of chemisettes and sleeves;
New assortment of embroid'd hdkts;
Collars, sleeves, chemisettes;
Rich Iaconct and Swiss work. ed bands;
New trimmings, richest patterns;
Irish linens; pillow case do:
Linen table cloths; towel and table Diapers
Fine linen napkins; French silk oil cloth;
fine English thread and cotton hosiery;
Six and hair bonnets, of the latest styles;
Misses and childrcn's hats and bonuets
Fine parasols; corsets;
Pertumery. direct from Paris
Ladies' fancy port nonnaies; shell combs;
Fans; gloves Of every description, and great
variety OF fancy goods, too numerous to mention
. Also-A large assortment of gentemen's Clothing
furnishing Goods, etc. All of which we will sell
cheaper than ever.
We invite the public, the ladies' especially, to call
md examine our goods.
mvl7 G. NJ. LEVY g. Co
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LIVERY STABLES. 49,
SPRING STREET, Shreveport.

W No eonnerton araateoer aeith any Hotel m
7 A. BOARMAN, would Respectfully nfara, ,,s
q publiegeneally, and travellers in partcplnr tba,
ne has Just had his stables put complete order and il
fully prepared with thorough and extensive stock az
Saddle and Harness Horses, Hacks, Wagons. &C..
which will be let at unusually low rates He viii war
rant MS stock to be- in every respect equal to any in
lie country Ills hacks are mostly new, and careful
safe drivers sent with them when required Hs
determined to accommodate the public fuly in h;s
Ine, and to an extern, before ATTEMPTED in his
city; FROM and after this date he will keep horses q,
the following rates:
Horse " month. -sla 90 Horse u day, IS eta.
week.. a0 - " night, SO eta.
Horse, IF feed, 25 cents.
he respectfully solics the calls of his friends, and
all VINO wish accommodation in his line His stables
are not IN any way connected with hotels
me Caddo Gazette, and Flag of the Union, (fIen-
dersonl will please conY i III 81
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ShprifisS Sale,

STATE OF LOulSIANA-Parish of Caddo--1r
~ the District Court, No. 1898. GREEN & DOUGLASS
VS.. l.. X. GR1GssY al. By virtue of writ of sell
cure and sale, issued out of the honorable Dstric,
Court OF the Parish of Caddo and to me directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and will sell at pub
lie auction at the court house door in the town of
shreVepotparish aforesaid SATURDAY the Cd dav of
september d. 1854, between the hours of II O'Clock
A. NJ, and M, the following described Slaves towi
WINS n black man, aged about 81 years; Horace
grille, aged about 81 years; Davy, negro bow. apad
about IL years; and John, mula,to, aged Is years.
Seized as the property of the defendants and to be
sold to ray and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit.
Terms OF sase-Cash, without the benef. of aD
pra,Sement. NJ. WATSON, Sheriff,
Shreveport. July 81. 1854 1auo2- inf SIS a.
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Notice.,

4 III persons indebted TO the undersigned. either
N by note or open account, will please come for
ward and settle without further delay or we will be
compelled to place the in the hands of an officer
for collection by law.
may lift ROBSON g. KJNRIE
onr customers are respectfully requested to bear in
mind that are forced to paw our ournevn7en
promptly, we unable to allow extended credit, and
hope that hereafter bills will be settled on presen
tat0n. 2 e.
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10 Runaway
~ From the antaIion of the subscriber, on Red
a.A- River, opsite Shreveport, on Saturday. 18th
lust, negro maby the name of Smith, about fee
hlgh, black compton, prominent eyes and we'll mus.
eIed, and betweegS and 80 years old. He took awav
w IN him brow or mouse colored Mule He will
probably attempt make his way ont west, for the pur-
puse OF getting VII the Indians. liberal reward
Will be paid for apprehension and delivery on nv
plantation, fonts being lodged in any safe Jail so
that can get hiIagain.
aug l6 NJ. D. C. ALEXANDER
sx*Ihe lef1ersl Herald, and Austin Gazette will
copy three times,nd forward their bills to this Office