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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29
LETTER FROM F. T. gBbAIR.

.
z We publish on our outside an able letter
fromaFRANcIs T.. BLAIR, well known bF re,,u-
tation to our readers as the late editor of the
Hashiagt5n7 G4o5e,. ii. answer to the Republi-
can committee Of " ashihgton city, Mr. BLAIR's
letter should by read everywhere, as is author
is probably better acquainted With the pefti9
clans and political history Of the country than
any nan living, It will be seen, that though
himself a STAKEHOLDER, he refuses TO subscribe,
to the new democratic doctrines promulgated
by PIERCE and DorG1.AS, but remains satisfied
with the old fashioned Jcfersonian principles
such as were considered orthodox democracy
when he edited the official organ cdr aj hov31
For this manly and independent letter the
country is Indebted TO Mr.. BLnk1:, Tn the ged-
eral scramble which is making for the favors
Of the slave power, it is indeed refreshing to
see such a production emanatc from the milst'
of the slaveocraey, 50 calmly and plainly point
out the departure Of the democrat tic party from
the intentions aud purposes of the early states
men OF the country. '.Ei5e.a sE7 sEuf1a g,.. ra
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

Rsa5~ JNo. NEWMAN was drowned in the pond
of Headley's mill, at Dushore, on Wednesday
las, by breaking through the ice while skating.
He was, blacksmith by trade. 8 g-.rl ro2 1d
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

gPeFrrxG2A4i AUcrroSs.r u The Circuit C3atrt
Of Reading, Pa, decided last week, That tf6'
law does not allow ~fcticions bids" at auctions.
and that if 81 ruNars" arr employed the sale
j. void
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

THE LrMBsRs1 RApE.lAThere is said TO be
more lumberie faltkindsy on the wharves at
Calais Me-. at present, 9 than at any period
within fifteen years.snSd edi 70 eaasl2 2als91
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29
iainroan alorninp, December 90. 1855.
.q4HE Kansas VAR ENDED bed 1EaU

QfGE GiE@8 gu.T53as A1E&- Bio TH9tTYo@{&2s
7 .TheTnvasiomof Kansas by the border ruff
fans of Missouri for the purpose Of ssnbjjihgya9-
ting The Free State men has ended, as, We e45.
pectcd, in the prceipitate and 7disgraeefal rei
tfeat efothd Missourians, geIhel firm attitude
and uarIbke Preparations of the Raasae set
tiers, has ovvcrawed the whisktyi- drinking Loaf
ers who calculated upon frightening, the cow
ardiy abolitiopists;Rs The very first rain storm
which came upon the invaders, was sufficient
to cool their ardor. b Finding that they were
not to be backed up BY e., s troops, their
courage abated, and, they finally iugloriously
scattered for their Missouri homes, without
coming within range of sharpe's rifles 81 an"1i
We arc yet without the full particulars, but
we learn that Gov. SHANNON had visited law
renee, the head quarters Of the Free State
men, and professed tlfatsle lhntEbecn grossly
deceived as to their acts and intentionH-and
deprecated the assembling and CONDUCT Of the
MissourianS, The latter are suspicious Of the.
sopndness Of the Governor, andngisitcdohim
with many Iialed:ctions on their return home
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

4 @NIESWmNrENDENT.-Some @cekSAgoI
I've published \ communication charging hat.
ttire Goupts Superintendent had madePaha up
poiftlneM on sunday, for the purpose of exa-
mining teaehers- The author of thae-eoanhu-
~nication having become satisfied that he was
misjnf9Emsd, la. sent n the following CORES
tiou to which, as an act of justice to the Su-
perintendent, we cheerfulIy give room =
LERAYsvILLE, November 10, 1855.
Dear Sir-The undersigned published a communication
,iR,ths bradford Rep0rters some weeks since, on the sub
5ect bfthe Comfy Sdperihtehdeney. In that it was stat
cd that our County Superintendent come to this place on
SUNDAY. for The pnEpose Of examniing SehoslteaeheEs~-
The undersigned has since discovered that this an error.
The Count yssaperinte nd ent cunne togt lis raace'a fhethne
IF ss' stns t 6GiHaE "a tItss S RlsaesEs 10 en- MAKE < a shis sd re sE,aer
vf3STDG4Ba 0.9W. STEvENss Z
--r-STHsds sTs sou
aMAsoSIcr=Atthe regular Communication Of
Union Chapter, mo. I6I, ~ A! NJ, held in
this borough on THURSDAY 10th instant, the
following officers were chosen for the ensuing
Masonic year, &c =zs s;sE $500 & r1iica OR
ii. l.. Scorr, H. p. V.astaisTd a1s
blgey iEej0. GooDRcH,rk1 III darn ="
H.. J. MAnILI3, S.baa 90 yR2 3o} Tssf
-tsa7naE .aHG MAsoS,.. Ssctchargs "a ~
1851 aJAMEs H. WEBB, Treasufer!!9dTad aAa1
aid vi bsyRas Eais4AAaoa 80 Bad ! cSa
BE- Winter" after coquetting for a long
time witlfu$, seems at this present writing, to
have determined TO commence in earnest his
reign. The usual Christmas slighzridc was out
oflthe question: but W Wednesday Y morning a few
inches Of snew, and the THERMOMETER pretty
down in the neighborlood Of zero, have afford
ed an excuse for getting ont the slcighs. T>jse;
" .&sgit Ra4k
REIGN OF T~EMrERASeE.TIn compliancewith
the liquor law of the last Legislature, theterm
for which our tarerns were licensed having ,ex-
PRED, they have closed their bars, and there is
now no place il. this borough where a a thirsty
man can buy a drink-legally-of old Otard,
London dock, Rum, Tin, or even Red Corn
without purchasing a. quart We viii not
pretend to say that the knowing ones are not
able, occasionally, to imbiJo, but if so, they
do it III defiance of the act of Assembly. We
believe the law is very generally observed mi
this county. lH .gTa5aItt sg@H = 't5a s4j -
t- ---t- .Esr. -- t-H.-- #e 4- -.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

-dEWs.biC White, the expses Galessengerg who
bad charge of the money letWeeh Chicagfsand
Detroit when it was stolen is Also Under arrest,
and circumstances strongly timnpltti1caitee.. him with
the others. "A fourth person il ase in custo-
dyslsNhitc, a,short time after tile Grobhery
left ~thesempioytof tlleaAnleriean Express on
pnny. Officer Bcst,sOf Bdfalos,4 was listrp1IdaehE!
tai in bringing, the matter TO Light ? gee Z"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

es"THE HuSrER's FEAST or oassrsatiisas
A50ann nd the cdmp--Etr !" by C1rr. M r EN- n
is a new work just from the pres. IF Dewitt
q Davenport. We venture 70 say that there
is no book extant which gives such a thrilling
and yettruthful narrative, of the stirring and
perilous life Of a Trapper, as does this deeply
instructive and Interesting volume .sa'l.a.l5
The SANG firm has also recently published a
work BY JENNIE DEANirr, entitled KATE YVES
TON, or, 10 HKM asld9 to- do" g Talentian d ge-
Mus, with great power of Invention and ndes-
combined WITH a decided N moral len.
deAnfe,y, compose the elements ofahis work; MAJ,
king it one Of the, most valuable contributions
to the literature ofsthe ages 1-"' sriIllob eft
These works may tc had of N LAiaH fiy.o
80 $3.50
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29
2 file hfoasadQ IkyaM is very anSi

3 gss% The HoacsdaN HydM is very anxious
fol. somebody TO- mark" Mr.. GRR55EN's y!otesfor
Speaker, /, We fans assure our friend BEaRDs-
LEE, that7Nrt GRow,s constituents have watch
ed his yoteS-not with anxiety, but with great
satisfaction lie has been true to his prrinci-
pies, and to the wishes of his Constituency
The pride they feel in him, evineed by eleeting
him7three terms, is heightened by the unswerv-
ing fidelity with which he adheres to thecause
of Freedom bas ,Zaa. 1~.=E a-- .lt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

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FmIInr}AFEasl Da8rAFsEb.AThed Nieara2ghiai
Transit Compafhyisa Steamer Northern Light
was attached by the United States District
Attorney, as she clay at her wharf; atINcw
York on Wednesday afternoon, on the charge
Of having on board yflfbdsters ana arms and
ammunition to be used against the State. of
Nicaarraggqnss. agB By some mistake, the Custom
House authorities were aorderedDto refuse a
clearance to the Star Of the West Instead Of
the Northern Tight, and Capt, TTnklepaugh
having got his clearance papers, put to sea, in
the teeth of Mr. Nixon and the President,
taking the TnitedS States off III with him.
But q shot from the Revennue-cutter Washing
brought him to at Qnarantine and he was
compelled TO return and anchor ips the North
RLIernd Ed g bas1Jg bla1a nEafsiiasg gai tafl
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

STATE ARMS AEIssING.--t discovery has
latelybeen made, that a quantity of the public
arms at the State Arsenal, Harrisburg, have
been surrcptitiously removed, They consisted
OF rifles, musketSI sabres, and powder TASKS,
and tits supposed they have been sent to New
York for the purpose of arming an expedition
designed for Nicaragua. Anthony Z. Drane,
keeper of the State arsenal, was arrested on
the charge of larceny, in taking the arnswith-i
out proper authority, and after a hearing, was
committed in default Of bail to answer. The
missing arms, or a portion Of them, were. iual
y traced to an establishment i'll Broadway,
New York, to the proprietor of which, it is al
legged, they were sold by Mr.. Andrew Cobur.h,,
of Philadelphia. Mr.. c. alleges that lie bought
them from the keeper of the arsenal, as con-,
demned arms. n.ss rala. eass sz
HE Telegraph SAYS that an official eXamina-
ton of the arsenal was made a few DAYS ago
by the Sheriff and others, when it was found
that the entire contents, with the exception of
fifteen or twenty muskets, had been removed.
The yalue of the property taken is estimated
at two or three Thousand dollars. III addition
to the boxes. of rifles and muskets shipped to
Philadelphia and New York, it is said that
large q~antities of arms, powder TASKS, sabres,
&c, ahaye been sold to individuals in Harris.
burg, and that a certain store has been dealing
largely in the same articles. This system of
~rascality and plunder has been carried on sue
cessfully for years, and there is no calculating
the extent to which the government has been
robbed. Public suspicion points TO various in
dividuals al. the capital and, elsewhere, in con-,
nection with this matter, and a legal investiga-a
ton will no doubt lead to some interesting de-,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
NOT KESEwABLl
Interchangeable at pleasure,

q Patent Medicines viii be published 800 per column
daily, SIS tri-weeky-with s. for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Orleans win be charged Sl6
the season. and when running TO ST. Louis, Cincinnati,
&c. $15 for the season Of not than six months.
SThe privilege OF Yearly Advertisers Is strictly limited TO
their immediate and regular business and the business
Of Advertising considered inclnding that
Of il or individual members. fEE
Advertisements published at intervals, viz weekly or
monthly charged 81 per square Tor the frs and o Gus
or every subsequent insertion. - -, !.
Calls persons become candidates. VIII be inserted as
other advertisements paid for invariably in advance
Announcing for County and State Offices S5ad
for municipal Offices S. TO be paid in advance IN every
stance.
A advertisements for strangers transient persons to be
paid in advance. -
Advertisements not marked on the copy for specified
time win inserted till forbid, and payment exacted
No advertisements c be inserted gratuitously
All advertisements for charitable institution, nre conpa-
MES ward town. and other public meetings. including re-
% Rious notices. to be charged half price. - .
Ma -ages and deaths published as news. u ubt-
e tributes Of respect, and funeral nVtalons as oher
ADVERTISEMENTS. ..l3t
ReguIar advertisers and All others sending communica-
tons or requiring notices designed to call attention to Fairs,
Soirees Concerts, public entertainments, where
charges for admance all notice OF private ass-
eiaons every notice designed to cali attention to pryae
enterprises calculated or intended promote individual in
teres can only be with the understanding that
paid for. inserted in the editorial column
(which can he only at discretion Of the edtor the same
will be charged az OF not less than 20 cents per e
The undersigned publishers Of daily and m weekly papers
in Nashville pledge ourselves strictly 10 adhere to the above
bill of prices and in 10 deViate from them.
b. r. MCKENZIE a CO. True Wing Once
J. L. MARLING a CO., Union and American.
w r. BANG a CO., Banner Once.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
A CARD.


THE undersigned late p Georgia having removed TO the
City Of Nashville offers his services TO the citizens OF
Georgia. f. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Bacon ard
Fine Horses Mules Cattle and In short every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville men OF high character
and pecuniay standing and have large ard wen selected
stocks that they offer liberal terms, which should induce
the merchants of Upper Georgia. kast Tennessee and Norm
Alabama 20 give the Nashville market alr tria As 70
the Grocery Market the propety wi suggest Itself 70 te
mind OF every merchant IN the sections OF country naned
= As the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Railroads.
OF Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supentend-
ent OF transportation well Agent az e. y
rai years the Banking interest of savannah Will tnaoe
him more readily TO investigate claims against kaoad
Companies goods Tor damage while IN transa,
for The renewal discount Of notes or bills IN bank 6c
An letters incosing orders and money VIII receive prompt
attention and all orders without the money when ssac-
tory evidence OF solVency and promptness
same or parties known 20 be such, shah receive IKE
attention when ordering articles that come under The ree
or custom the maFket 90 sell on time VII also give
strict receiving and Forwarding All goods at
are not be stored that may be directed 70 my care he
charges the purchase OF goods &C. wiz be nve per cent
commssons and twenty cents Tor each box OF ior
receving and 10, warding E. r. MILLS,
Post once Building, No. s.
. Nashville, Tenn.
prFFRFNoEs-R r. CurIFR ESQ., PresR Central Rail-
road and Bank; Mai A. PoRrER PFest Bank state OF 1eor
ia Savannah Isaac Sour, ESQ, Prest Macon ana west
40 Railroad Macon: Hon. JoHS 7. KING fresI anu oho,
YoNGE supt Georgia Railroad, and s. 1. CoAns, hsq Au-
gustS; Nal j. .. C0oPER Gen supt Western and Auansc
Railroad Atlanta; Gen. A. j. HAEsELL, Attorney Al law
WILLIAMS snd Col J. A. MHrEsIDEss chatsxuooEa, .. Ia
Moses and 10. PkEsEs, Esqs., Knoxville, TENN NlAAN
MAHIEE. Esq, Decatur, and Judge LASE, Hnntsvie Ala
mar28-f
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GRIsWoLn,s COTTON GINS

WE subscriber being agent for the sale Of the above gins
will keep supply hand, furnish Planters at short
notice.
These gins have the character OF making good lint gin.
ming faste running lighter cleaning the seed better taking
OUT more moats trash, and having boxes more durae
and secure against fire. than any other gins now in USE
are offered on terms advantageous the purchaser
The most satisfactory references given establish
THIS reputation which they also WARRANTED TO maintain
on trial. used according to the directions with each.
angI-u + -t H.T, YEATMAN,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
5000 REWARD.

ANANAY from Nashville the negro woman MINERVA;
OF dark copper color very feshy in habit; having
quite prominent eye; walks awkwardly semea feet or
inches in height She has been employed in NASHVILLE as
seamstress several and may be IrknS about town
preparatory TO making her escape to free State having
Gently been detected in attempt get off, III taken out
OF the state give two hundred dollars for her appre-
lodged in the Nashville Jail. ,s1-.----7 =
jan22-tf THos. NJ. PErwAY.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
..NEIsoN wALKrp
r HODGE & WALKER, s7y ?.
Rarbcrs, Hair Dresscrs, &c, &c.

= No ID Cedar Street.
AVE opened their establishment and offer to their
customers and the public in general inducements never
before offered in this city Having newly fitted house
feel confident that all who give call Will leave well
satisfied. In additionto Barberng Hair dressing, &c.
have large, comnodous ard neatly furnished BatRooms
These the finest in the and to convenience and
comfort cannot be surpassed in the country While
gentlemen and patrons just step in and with what
magic 'ake the hair ~, and what saluary effect
pure water has upon weared and cote body.
uQ
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially Of this
dty under the usages snd regulations heretofore prevaing
called perform labor without
tiOn tan class Of community The grauit0us
publication Of charity and religious advertisement
muncatons tributes o respect, Obituaries &C. &C.. which
only be inserted at heavy cost 70 the proprietor
poses upon them burden onorous, that they feel called
upon, In seldeence, check the abuse, by making
publications charge 20 extent least upon the par
ties Immediately interested. In this they but
lowing the example Of the press ia other cities impeed by
asense Of Its intrinsic proPriey, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh-
er in mutual agreement upon The 70 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these az well every Of regular
business advertising. ri1 f-r- y raT
For each square Of IL lines or less OF BREWER 10nes
less Of nonpareil, for the 1st insertion 81 90
Foreach additional insertion, per square. 30
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES
FACTORY FINDINGS.

Ohm 3. WEST has now IN store, and hourly expected
nearly an kinds o. Machinery Findings, usually enquired
for here, viz;
Machine Cards, sheets and Filletting and Tacks,
Lace Leather, Emery;
Sheep and Calf Top Roller do; M .-.
81 Top Roller Cl1h aFeI
Harness TWine aI}i Harness Eyes;
Steel and Reed Saies, AL numbers;
Shutes, with and without rollers;
Ring Travellers, all numbers;
% and 30 inch Comb Plate and Gard Cleaners.
1y22
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
CATLTN,S HISTORY

OF HIIH IN17IaN IhIbE5 OF NURTH AMEKICA.
w lTH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Prn-
" epa Chiefs. Embelshed with 1870 PORTRAITS, from
the Indian Gallery at Washington in volumes complete
Recently received and for sale low by JN0, b. WEST.
ALso-Just to hand, "a MAR-S's CEIKRi,ATKD GUITARS
ass'd oil Rosewood, Ivory and Pearl ornamen.ed.
je12 J. r. W
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
TARBELlzED IRON pE.ANTELS.

His magnificent style Of han6s is fast taking the place
l. of all other descriptions both on ac,ount o It's spna
or beauty, richness durability and particularly its cheap
es While their cost is only about half that OF the real
iaroe they indeed exceed the former 10 beauty have
superior lustre, less liable soil ARE much easier
ept cean and far exceed marble in durability and are at
he same time less liable to break. - ss. =. =
The undersigned for the manufacturers Wal.
ace Lithgow Co louisville, Ky, and will furnish them
90 her patrons and the public generally with CRATES M
er pieces, and every thing compete ans viii also srper
intend their putting up. STEWART A OWEN
Stove Dealers and TinBare Ma nufscturers
mar20- dhwtf No MarLa,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
FAMILY FLOUR.
NOTICE.
ONCE MORE no THE !. REscuE

TIVE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and
patrons that they have reopened their business at No.
IS Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale very
liberal terms, Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention to business to
ap27-H L. D. GOLDBERG co.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee

Will open at OGd Fellows Halls
IN THE CITY OF NASByILLE,
On the First Monday of October, 1855.
MANUFACTURES, Mechanics, Artists and all others
I invited 10 contribute specimens Of their skin and
abor. Competent Judges win be appointed 20 examine all
articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS to those entitled
10 them under the rules r.l
All articles sent for exhibition VIII be stored without ex.
pense to the owner and should be the care Of Wn
H. Gordon Co, Commission Merchants Market street.
The object Of the Fair develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests the State Its
management IN the hands Of a committee Of reliable and
and energetic men, and It's success placed beyond doub
and an invitation most cordially confidently extended
90 a who may be disposed participate in s adyantages
NO CHARGE VIII be made to exhibitors, either for the pv
lege OF exhibiting or for admss on 10 the Fair.
The opening Of the state Agriculture Fair nd the meet
ing Of the Legislature simultaneous with the opening OF the
Mechanics Exhibition, will add unusual nterest to the
sion. 49,.
CIRCULARS, containing full details Of the plan Of the ex.
nhiaon and AL other tnonation desired, win be prompt
fol warded by addressing either Of the undersigned.
- -. r..t-.. - NJ ~. MoNoHAN, Prest-
n X WALxrR Cor See'y aDr9
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
4 SURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

M Wife, having labored under oneon her breast for
III some tine and having tried different treatment
concinded 20 undertake It myself and in less fan three
months effected complete ce although she had bee
gwen up by her friends being beyond the reach OF any
cure he mas Tor Tie last enjoyed better health than
she mad Tor many years previOus and has given birth
70 a hne child, which she nurses herself have also
treated several other cases. and have met with the same
Ny treatment Is not the using Of the Kae or Causc OF
mercury, Dut 1t is purely Vegetable also profess 10 cure
other diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers Scro
na Pes, and all diseases originating in ike manner All
ask OF persons afflicted with any OF the above named
diseases IS to give me trial. Where there l. no cure
thre shall be no charge Further information can be OBJ.
AIMED by calling on me- by letter. at M 127 North Mar
ket street, ~ - :. JONATHAN TTIeN
jy4-6m -rs-4 r.s Is. - -.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

fIfHE Public respectfully informed that LYONS CO.
l. still continue selling their celebrated Oh OIera and
Diarrhea Preventive, from the effects Of which
many last eaped great comfort and rslie by tie
Gallon, Bottle Glass. Aspeventves always better
than cures strongly recommend all to it. The Poor
supplied without charge, if accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly, should
have bottle Of this article in the house, in Of
gency. LYONS & CO.,
my1 10 Cedar street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06
500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst inst, while the
IL employment Of Mr.. Charles II. Martin, of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty five years OF age Of dark complexion had
with them suit OF clothes made Of green casinett,
and silk hats. JIM is about five feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 bs well formed high forehead and
pleasing countenance speaks quick when spoken TO-
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway. ALBERT
is about feet inches hgh weighs about 175 lbs round
face good counenance, with small round yes; speaks
rather slow when spoken to; rather humble looking
gro raised by COL Thomas Williams, of Montgomery,
Ala will give the above reward il they are taken and
secured so that get them. Eis
my24-d @. L. NELSON.