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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

HORACE GREELEy.--Wc have secn-nay
heard and talked with the Great Abolition
Agitator and Grahamtc. Fourieritc Philo-
sopher and Rclormer! Like all great men,
in his personal intercourse, Mr.. Greeley is
simplicity itself He has even contempt
for the nice conventionalites OF fashionable
society, and instead Of exciting awe by an
Ovcrbcaring manner, he moves ones risi-
bles by mis- uncouthncss. As a speaker his
manner is ungainly and unpleasant. lie has
sort of sing-song style of utterance, broken
occasionally 10y rapid movement, that has
the effect ola locomotive wheel on n CREASED
track. But the Thoughts that breathe and
words that burn are there, and one soon
loses the manner in the matter Of the speak
or. His lecture on Reform and Rciormers
was masterpiece in its way, and abound,d
in so many vigorous thoughts that if he had
never written anything else it would alone
be sufficient to mark him as an extra ordn-
ary man. lie was attcntivcly listened to by
very large audience.
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CRY ELECTION. city election takes
place on the LIST Monday in May, when there
will be mayor TO elect and one alderman
for each ward Our present popular mayor,
we regret to learn, declines to be candi.
date for reelection, his health being such as
tprcclude the possibility ofhis serving The
friends Of G. II. Norris, Esq, have already
bought out his name far the position, and
we hear other candidates spoken it, Doubt.
less We shall have good timber enough to
choose from, when the first candidate named
is so unexceptionablc. 1t is limited, how
ever, that the Know Nothngs intend to set
tie this whole business in their secret coun.
ellis, so that we poor outsiders can only beg
and pray the grand sachcm in his puts.
sancc to direct his obedicnt children to choose
some decent man to rule over us.
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"Dru orr" Is the title ola new Post Office
that has been established in the southern
portion Of Henderson county.
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TIE SouTu SIDE BLurr.-Wc have been
watching with interest the progress of anotl-
or fine building on the south side bluff liz
tic east Of the stately Mansion of Mr.. Hos
sack. The building we learn is being crec.-
cd by Mr.. Cogshall, the pastor of the Baptist
Church, and although nota large as that of
Mr.. H., lis ofgoodly proportions, and occupies
alike imposing position. We expect soon to
see our whole south side bluff crowned with
these noble mansions Of our wealthy citizens
Surely within our city limits there is no 9th.
or such beautiful and commanding site
1t should be reserved for, as it is so worthy
Of our most princcly residences.
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Another Communication RON tho Spirit
Land.

THE undersigned having purchased IN entire
4 stock, not -, and accounts Of tho late firm II
u. +. Newt omb, woud,ay toall those indebted
TO said firm, either by note or book 'count, that
it will be Tor their interest to walk up 10 the cap.
,nns office and settle the W me without delay,
nnd save costs, A word 70 the wise 10 sum- lent,
February 10, q. W srsEeER.
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". II stone,

up AZ S,<,.
,,,.,, -. -, ,..,- x..,,
v $500 ~
NJ % lcVrc, mas III htoit ahd 10 arrive thc
Y oHo~ihs articles, "'.ich Ia. wHlst!l OF the
lowest iha,het rates
3yo hbds n q. sugar,
j'U Dafr 10 fehn' nnd clarified do;
iCu barrels ~. .ou'sand n. OrItaDs molhsses
doo bags MO, LaRnyfn, ana lava cones
zou packages J, nhd 3mackrTei
'3o pkgs imp IT, T., ] u and BACK lra'
~ ueiCts nee
l9V packages Boston snIrratHs;
% cakes snptrcnfbonntr Soda
oobogs ppprr hnd plmento
wv c"is MAMMA ara Ju't ripe
wv dozen MAMMA nhd hcnip hed'cordsi
5OaITcis Hulinegs ana ciO'esi
wv mas cassia
Dbairts gf ahd race ginger
% do alun' sulphur nnd bHmeth ne
w cttDohs iidigo
. cakes oinbTo hiiddcf;
800 ktgs boston naiisi
300 whole, ana bAs NJ. X. and layer raisins
Iou drums hhuD"Hrsh 2s
luo barrels tathhl ro.lh;
2oOboxcs va and Mo, tob1ccoi
JOo boxes soap ana candies
- boH'' fancy ana CashIr
$50 boAcs snf ana sperm ca idlesi
~ batirIs aIhohls anu hDc1tsj
700 bales baitng;
lJo bales WICK aud 'w'hei
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CVAVING leased N. above mill, Tor a term ol
II years, and put the same in perfect condition,
am again preparedto resume custom grinding.
and havin. competent and reliable Alilrrs, hope
AZ heretofore, to give general satlinction.
A superior article OF Flour, constantly on
hand either AT the Mn, OF u, hlrssrs Rcdd.ck &
liufltui's Store. Iu:2-ly JAMES KELLER
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Rim WAY.

EROM III. subscriber. an indentured hoy
/ about "A years old small f. his aye. named
William II. Mason. Said hoy was indenturrd
until he attained the age OF q years All per
sons are hereby cautioned not to harbor or credit
HIM in any way ,nm my account.
March ~ 3w.' J. X. SHAVER.
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Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, a. Copper Ware.

o
Wees
al
,llud IN.
Si rapls bsIs oo~e nca
TONS
nso, Steel rom o
Also,
sTtVEs, STOVE PIPES, AND ~ RIT;RE.
h woUi dcoaL
Also and Frank
10
~ ooocHA.N r,Mrs, IoK WELLS ANDCsTERNs,
hn a 9 a rs pr
Isik mould gframrs
Sc t saca whrh
o
in
work done Oodet
wekp of
a u tim = u ma bun
We wilpoy the highest market brass
J. MsvS Go
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LIGHT DAY CLOCKS,

and other Yankee notions.
A cordial invitation is extended to all toe oil aud
examine the above assortment, Us 1t will afford
pleasure To show customers the extensive variety.
December9
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HCuOv0I.
THE boot and shoe store OF w. G.. FASH has
L been removed from the room on Madison st il,
the rear OF Glover g. Cooks new block to the
stand lately occupied by Jackson g. Lock wood, on
Main ST.. opposite Cushman's store.
March lO-4w W c. FASH
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PhrenOlOcicaI Society.

Doctor Stone will deliver an Essay before
the Ottawa chronological Society on Mon
day, April Cd.
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Farmers, Attention !
Drew g. Maierhofer
~ HAVE the pleasure Of
IN III informing the farmers
W. of La Sale and surrounding
WgN ----SsI counties, that they are now
~M prepared at their largo new

estnblshm, Mt, at the s'de-cut lock near the main
c anal, Ottawa, TO manufacture in n style and AT
n cheapness hitherto unnppioached in Ottawa,
all kinds Of
Agricultural Implements,
Such as common securing, one horse, and prnirle
FLOWS, hnrrows, culiivators. horse rnkes,
&c, In short oil kinds Of heavy farmers tools,
Their machinery il all new, perfect, md propelled
by an abundant never falling water power. Far.
mers are invited to call and examine their work,
whether they wish to purchase or not.
Az their irork is warranted.
Orders IRON a distance promptly attended to,
and implements placed on bonrd canal boats or
cars free Of chaige. ieb3-tt ID. u NJ.
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Land Land ll0

NOR sale, highly valuable piece Of land, 100
acres, very fertile, and well located on Otter
creek, l6 miles south east of the city OF Ottawa,
It will be sold nta bargain. Apply soon TO
CnAHhr. CULLEN, at v u. Natiingers, Ottawa.
March ".
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Aus,e,;uct Mills.

Spring wheat, direct from Milwaukee. order
may br LETT now al the Aquedrct mill.
March u. JAMES Keller.
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80 IL "a WILLS

Bfoche long sIi1wIs,
Bay state long and square shawls,
Which require Inspection to be appreciated.
The glove department is replele with varieties
of
Ladies and Misses cord. kid gloves,
Merno and wooden gloves,
Gents kid
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CITY HARDWARE STORE!

MI + undersigned ould tender their thanks to
, citizens OF La Sale and adjoining counlirs'io
the pa ironage bestowed upon them during the
past year. The establishing ha been enlarged
III. present season, and we are determined thnt
nothing on our part shall be waning to make 1t Tor
the interest OF customers 10 continue their patron
age.
We are now receiving our fall and wnterstock
OF stoves, hardware, aud saddlcry, and think We
shall be able TO present TO the irad. complete an
assortment Of cook and parlor stoves, both for
wood and coal, and stoves which We are not
AFRAID 10 warrant perfect in every respect. We
have spared no expense ,hayng yi.lteda the large
stove manu'l torres IN the east m end-avoring
to procure cook stoves suitable for burning Illinois
coal, aud we think Tor convenience and durability
OF castings, they cannot be eAcrlled. We tIust
our friends vii call aud examine our stock OF
stoves, az we viii cheeruly give them all the in
formation in our power and pledge ourselves that
our stoves will perform as represented.
SHELF HARDWARE!
Our stock slarge, and comprises almost every
article belonging 10 the trade. Mechanics and
al who are engaged m building, are invited to
call upon us. ns we can furnish you with all the
materials Tor building that you may want.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Those who are about commencing keeping
house, can be furnished with cutlery OF all
kints
Tea md table spoons, Brnss. tin, andiapd cans
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l,S,l,RAYID,

A RED heiier yeorling cnlf. marked with an up
n per Bit out OF the RICH, enr--leit the stable OF d.
f. Hit about the first or middle Of Nov Inst. A
liberal reward will be paid to any person who will
return, said cali, or give information OF It's wherea
bouts to March ,0) u +. llirT.
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Seed Wheat!

rINlIE subscriber will receive in few days
L fresh importation of
q - 4 lfuk
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St. Cows advertisements.


st. COWS 16urrtissmtuts.
From the agency OF w. $. swymm-r.
- $4,000!
THE PEOPLES GIFT
ENTERPRISE
ASSOCIATION!
$1,000 EMaRh RAW Sold!
The Grand Drawing
MiGNIEiCENT ENTERPRISE,
VIII TAKE PLACE
On Wednesday, Epril 25,h.
SUCCESS CERTAIN.
\ LL persons GcsiIops ui securing tickets Ia
~ tbs splendid scheme, " III lorw add Ihrir or
drrs immediately
Any person forwarding Que dollar 10 lh. Office.
will receive by rctnrn mali either of he following
beauiul steel Engr,sins,, known as
One ol Liie's Harry llouis;
Tie Poor Relation;
The Capture OF MAJOR Andre or
The Sparkling;
ana tiI !chLI, thulling the holder 10 one
SHARE ia
HI,E 5000 VARIABLE GIFTS.
Any person forwarding two dollars, will re-.
ccive 10y seturn mad, either of the LARGE LsGRA-
WINGS known as
The Jolly Flalboa,uien or
The 'i'apprfs Last Shot
And Two GIFT TIcgrTs, emitting the holder 10
1870 shares in the GIFT pr OPERTY.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
6Iy- In order that the remaining tickets may be
dispose Of, at the Tine specified, Ne of,,r the
following Inducements 10 persons getting up
CLUES.
Any person forming a cLuB Of TIN suBscRI-
BEEs and forwarding TES DOLLARS to this Office,
will receive by mail, eLeycS BEAUTIFUL eSGRA-
WINGS and eLeveH TCgeTs.
Any person forwarding 500, will receive one
hundred aud fifteen Engravings, and one hun
bred md fifteen tickets
II il shou Id occur that all the tickets are Jispo.
sed of when your order is received, your money
viii be returned at our expense torpostoge
ty"All orders tor 1irkcts and Engraving
should be ahirc-sJu 10 l.. w. ABBOTT,
so Fourth st., ST. Louis, No.
n u. Any paper giving tir above advertise
men two insertions before April 18th, and send.
ing copy to my address, VIII BE- presented wi tn
an entire sci OF the beautiful Engiayings named
named in The Advertisement. March 81.
US ~ G'nnp
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HOSIERY,

Will he found complete.
Ladies and gentleman, Misses and children.
OF all ages, eau here be suited with flo or low
prlc.d stock ings and socks, of silk, wooden,
wofsted, or cotton, OF almos, every dcscriytiou.
Particular notice is called 10 the variety Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-19
General Notices,
VALUABLE LOTS AT KENANSVILLE


Sc THE subscriber, being desirous of accommodating
those persons who wish to to the town of Kensn
vile for the purpose of educating their children will offer
for sa at public auction Saturday the 10th of October
DIT being Saturday Of October Courta number Of fine
BUILDING LOTS in the town of kenansville.
Kenansvlle is healthy and pleasant the county
OF Duplin about six miles from the Wilmington Railroad
educate The aourishing MALE School in the vicinity
OF the town, under the superntendance of Rev JAMES
SPRUNT considered of the first Classical Schoosn
North Carolina In addition to that large and commoi
Gus FEMALE SEMINARY, within the limits of the town
is nearly competod and will be in operation in few months
shall Also at tie time and place ( previously
disposed of at private ae sell public auction about two
hundred acres of SPLEN I'D FARMING LAND, with q
utclency of Timber it for fencing and fire wood in the
immediate vicinity of the town. Termsthirty days credit
note and two good securities; small deduction made for
cash. w = HITT, a.
Kenansville Oct 5th-T5-3t
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IN THIS HOTEL, situated in the centre of the of
l to all the places of busness-is
still kept open for public accommodation The proprietor
has been engaged keeping public house at this stand for
fourteen years He offers to the of the public
edition of his former house. greatly enlarged and improved
presenting in front two story VERANDAH 100 feet in
length by IL feet in width handsomely shaded by in
the side walk aordng pleasant promenade at all hours of
the day.
The house is thoroughly furnished throughout, and in
every part comforts abundant and tangible
especially in the DINING ROOM where the inner man is
renewed day by day.
Connected with this Hotel stables aordng for
100 horses abundany furnished with grain and provender
attended by faithful and obliging ostlers
The proprietor feels confident that with his long expert
once and new advantages added to his own native dis
position pleasing and agreeable he prepared offer
to his friends and the of mankind many comforts and
much good cheer will be found any where perhaps
little more
R9- Try the Charlotte Hotel. J. B. KERR.
Charlotte N G. II, lS55.-T5O-5m
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DISTLLERY FOR SALE.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE IOR-
pentine STILL (new capacity 30 hbs viii run ~ dds
Turpentne and 25 bbls Rosn diem The location is on
the East Black River at the site known as Beatty
Bridge The facilities purchasing the raw material are
and the distance from market short Will also sen tTe
lease for four of the premises on which good
ing house. with all necessary Ihers are aso' On
said premises good Storehouse Glue Shed and opi'
House.
To of reasonable capital, the nducemen IS great
My only object in selling to return mortgage secured 70
Thos. Cowan and Thos G. McIhenny By application 70
myself at Bsatys Bridge, further particulars be oo-
tanned. JNO. s. JAMES.
july q. ls55-47-M
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KINGSBURY FOR SALE


IOL KING the present occupant being desrous to close
~ his business, offer those valuable premises for
sale.
Kingsbury the terminus of the Fayetteville
Raleigh Plank Road eleven miles from the former place.
and within three miles of Kings Landing Cape Fear
River. These premises offer business conveuiences
ard comforts for living perhaps than country seat in
Cumberland. On them is neat twostory family mansion
containing fireplace in each with front and
and portco frame Kitchen, sleeping apartments
for servants. house and dairy, with prime we'll of
water and all handsomely enclosed Also the premises
other frame buildings with brick chmneys each
and rooms sufficient to accommodate from fifty to sixty ne
groes frame barn so by 60 feet with stalls for 10 horses
and to hold so tons of orage Cariagehouse Store
and Warehouse; Wator Grist MILL two Cooper and two
Blacksmith Shops, Wheelwright Shop, Turpentne Sheds
&C.; all within convenient distance of the best Springs of
Sandh Water. All the buildings and have been
erected within the last four five years To these valuable
improvements will add 500 of Pine Land, and
viii take 500 for the whole which $1,000 less than the
cost of the Improvement We have also the premises
and now operation Steam Saw and Grst Mill, and
Turpentine Distilery, which can be bought cheap.
If the right sort of purchaser presents himself and
wishes partner in his operations will furnish with
sufficient capital to conduct profitable business.
wants the best Plantation Cape Fear River, with a
hand these premises would be very desirable attachment
to the Ashe Plantation, containing hundred
the Cape Fear bottoms, and in market These
Estates connected by good Ferry Landing and
only miles apart and Will be sold together separate
For further particulars apply to T. S Luerloh Esq
subscribers J. d /. WADDlLL.
Sent A. IS55-I2-6t
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WARRENToN FEMALE COLLEGE.

WARRENTON, N. c..
THE exercises of this Institution will close the 7th
June and will be resumed the 9th of the month,
under the direction Of the following faculty:
Rev. THOMAS CAMPBELL, President and Prof of English
literature.
Rev. WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN, A M, Prof of Physical
Sciences.
E. E. PARHAM, A M, Prof Classical Literature and
Mathematics.
Mon v BUSCH Professor of Music and Modern Langua-
ges.
Miss E. A. LACEY, Assistant in Music and Teacher of
Drawing and Painting in all its departments Fancy Work,
&c
Mrs. s. d. CHRISTIAN, Assistant in Music and French
Miss M. II. TAYLOR, Principal of Primary Department.
Mrs. THoS. S CAMPBELL, MatrOn.
regular and thorough of study has been adopted
order to graduation and efforts will be spared promote
the moral and intellectual welfare of the students Pupils
enter at time during the Session. and will be charged only
from time of entrance
Payments half in advance, and deduction for alb
after entrance except in of protracted sickness
daily train of passes Warrenton Depot from Raj
egh and Weldon and there is omnibus at the depot
the arrival of passengers convey them Immediately to the
village, distance of but three miles.
For further particulars refer to catalogue which be
obtained by addressing THQS. S. CAMPBELL,
June /, 1855-39-tf President
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A RARE CHANCE

For those wishing buy "a Farm and Residence.
4A THE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO CHANGE
the plan of his business, offers for sale about ONE
THOUSAND ACRES Of LAND, upon which there is a
most desirable FARM and RESIDENCE, containing about
two hundred of cleared land under good fences
uated Porter Swamp, five miles of Fair Bluff and
from Immediately the w & M. Railroad, to two and a
half miles from it.
The farm may be made with small quantity ef ditching
any required SIZE exceedug 400 500 acres in
body An early application is desired.
Fair Bluff, Sept. 4.-2-6t JNO. G. POWELL.
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General Notices.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
Personal PROPERTY.


EXECUTION of the trusts declared in certain deed
i made by James NJ Stevenson and Thomas C. Hooper,
effects of Stevenson Ho"pr are to the
will on Monday the 22d October offer for sale by pub
m aaeG Tn on the d Sc m the Of sop
miles below Wilmington, and adjoining on the South the
tract known as Mount Tyza and the same on which stu
The STEAM SAW MILL is shed with Engine rated
at % horse pOce having 4inch cylinder p feet stroke
making 20 revolutions to the minute, and running two Of
Pages first class Mills with 80 feet carriages to each and
having three two of which 81 inches in diameter
ana one 4S inches has two cylinder boilers each 4O feet
long and IL inches in diameter.
The Mill HOUSE is stories high, with engine and coun
ershaft below is 80 feet long by As feet wide with tin
roof and smoke stack "a inches in diameter by 40 feet in
length There also the tract of land tDo deceng
With substantial commodous wharf, which will hold
feet of lumber has 10 feet of at low tide
The SAW MILL is in good running order, and this
with all the other improvements the land compara-
lively now having been constructed dming the past two
TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST, TO ME
directed dated June st 1856 by James M Stevenson,
shall expose at Public Sale time and place.
above all the lands of said ames NJ Stevenson containing
commencing about miles from the town Of Wilmington
The land lies Immediately the River and mostly Tur
pentne land 1t will be sold either together in lots to suit
purchasers Also, at the time and place. will be sold
SIX NEGROES, viz: men, woman, and l child Also,
mules wagons about 20 head of CATTLE cart horses
buggy, barouche original interest of 5000 in Tur
pntine Distlery onehaf of flat household and kitchen
Also, will hire OUT for the balance of the year, SIX NE
GRO MEN the usual bond required
Terms of saleon personals and months interest from
cate. Real 1State6 and II months interest from date
Sale positive. JOHN A. SANDERS, Trustee.
Sept. th--[2O-lt--5ts.
5000 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.
- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE f1a
about three thousand of Land in Robson e
y lying both sides of Lumber River including tae Red
Banks.
The land is fertile and well adapted to the culture of Cot
ton Corn Sc Three hundred and eghty-hve acres are
cle,red and in a state of cultivation
There is good Dwelling House and all necessary out
houses on the premises. Also, Grst and Saw Mill and
Cotton Gin-a in good order.
For farming purposes this land good any in this
section of country If any desires embark in the
Turenne Timber Lumber business, the land affords all
necessary facilities for SO doing.
The line of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will pass through the land or it.
Further information be obtained by applying to the
subscriber the premises by addressing him at Gopos
p. o., Robson Co., N. G.
Terms made accommodating.
Sept. 8.-4-1m. JOHN MCNEILL.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
IfnnnfV.

WHEREAS, D. w. CROMARTIE has this day made
w oath before u.s. John R. Ezzel and George w Atkins,
two acting Magistrates in, and for the County and State
aforesaid that his Negro girl ROSE absconded from his
service sometime in the month of June last and is lurking
about in the neghborhood of South River Cape Fear
committing of depreciation and felony contrary law
In consideration of which, the said girl is hereby
manded to come forward and deliver herself up
otherwise hereby authorize any person to kill said girl
without any punishment under the Act of the Gene
raj Assembly, in such made and provided
Said girl is about Is years DID, of black complexion and
about five feet high.
Given under hands and seals this 2h day of August
A. D., 1855 JOHN K. EZZEL, }: r, IL.S.l
GEO. w. ATKINS, J. P. LL.S.]
will pay Twenty Five Dollars reward for the delivery of
said GIRL ROSE, to in Clinton, either dead or alive
and further reward of One Hundred Dollars for sufficient
proof convict any white person of harboring her
Aue 81 l855-f52-tf D. w. CROMARTIE.