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TRUE PHILANTHROPISTS.
"sIC IrUR AID AsTRA ~


The first great philanthropist We read Of in profane
history is Hercules. He was worshipped as a god,
under different names throughout great part Of Asia,
Europe and Afrlca and deifed every where for the
same or similar deeds. He e1tirpsted evils; used
cauteres not emollients rid the world Of trouble
some men and destructive beasts. He was the great
est of fillibusters and border ruflians.
lie killed the Nemean lion, the Lernean hydra, the
wild boar of Erymanthus, and the Centaurs; destroy
ed the srpes of Lake Stymphalus and killed the bull
OF Crete and the monster Gorgon brought Cerberus
alive from He'll, and performed other very wonderful
and fabulous exploits st. Patrick, who cleared Ire
land Of snakes, and ST. George who killed the dragou
were philanthropists OF the same type. Such men
are ever held in grateful remembrance, whilst old
maids and abolitouists, who apply milk and water
emoients social diseases, and nurse cruel savages
instead Of subjectng them to useful slavery e1tir
pating them, are remembered only to be desplsed
aud detested. Moses and Joshua employed the eau.
tery too and smote the Canaanites "hip and thigh"
preserving only choice few for slaves. Samson was
Hebrew Hercules, slew his lion, aud killed thou
sands OF the Philistines, with a sword improvised
from the jaw OF an Saul ''slew his thousands"
aud David his tens of thousands Our Pilgrim
Fathers very successfully initiated their "illustrous
predecessors the Children of Israel, and showed no
mercy to the heather. Moses and Joshua spared
few tribes to keep the Jews in check for "Jeshursn
sometimes got fat and kicked" 1t would have been
we'll if the Pilgrim Fathers had done the same, for
peace and prosperity have turned the heads of their
posterity. "Daniel Boon, the backswoodsman Of
Kentucky" was another famous philanthropist. So
also Capt. Smith, OF Pocahontas memory; Cortez and
the two Pizarros. More recently, Sam Houston, a
Texan pioneer aud hero of San Jacinto, has played
the phlanthropist Had be stuck to fillibustering
he would have transmitted great name TO posterty
Civil life has spoiled him. "Jeshuran hath waxed
fat and kicked" Just now, Atchison and Stringfel
low and Walker are the great philsnhropists Of the
day.
From all this we infer that the world has pronoun.
eed a a"uuanimous verdict, that the destroyers and
tanners Of cruel beasts and savage men are the great
est of heroes aud most useful of citizens and that
those who would hinder and obstruct hem and nurse
savages, free negroes and fslons are the most desp
cable and mischievous of the human family"
But we have quite overlooked the kind the pious,
the good, the benevolent Las Casas, who invented
negro slavery. and thereby gave new impulse to
modern civilization.
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


having been received by the ENecu'
/ .,y. ,h,, WINTER r. SMlTHER, did, on the niSh'
ra instant III ;hs county of Essex. murder Ja"r Il.
Sr.sy oder reward OF one hundred aud hity dollars
py person persons who shall arrest the sad SnntheF
je,yrr him iuio the Jail OF the county OF Essex anu
qaiEe all officers OF mi, 20 s.s
-. bes, .xernns procure the arrest oil the said Su
:. :ss, b. may be brsugh, 10 justice
Gwen under my hand as Governor and nnGe' 'ns t
ser Seal of the Commonwealth. al kichmohd' '''s
!: 10th day OF November, in the year lsJn ,.,sr
' HENRY A. WISE.
sv the Governor, GEORGE W. hr>foSp seefe'a'! o'
=. Commonwealth. :. e.. 49,.
wn-.rB Snhcr is sbcu % years OF age SIX teet one
- b-b w,,L lrrre Tee, and hands, and stoops when
king black hair which 'rery srmcn' anu usuHss t
80 With a remarkable mole side OF his face. He
, . .hlck lead coUrad coat. usually worn as an over
striped pau.sloons red, blue and brown he eseapc1
;Is or cres,n coo, ed horse with dark nane and tail
- borse md in pood order Nov ll-c6t
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I,NRs RIyER ESTATE FOR SALE

OFFER for sale privately my pantatioh chlcu Mount
Bernard This plantation hes on the James River, in
the county of Goochlaud Immediately above Maden's
Adventure dam, and within twenty eight miles OF Rich
mond 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres
of which twenty-five are James River 10" grounds
of the best quality. thirty.hve acrcs are creek low
grounds and the remainder 10 Beaver dam creek red
land There is ON the place good dwelling house on
beautiful Site and all necessary outhouscs and both the
budu- and the fences good repair and the land
is in high state Of cultivation
win aso sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land THE stock consists of horses mules cattle, incu
ding mch cows and the farming utensils are the most
of them, new, and all Of them good-and there are
enough both of stock aud farming utensils Tor the tho
rough cultivation of the plantation 80
The terms of sale a to the payments will be made
very much to suit tine purchaser.
mir james NJ Payne, my manager. living on the piace,
will show property to any person desiring 70 examine
IT, Ny address 10 Washington, ID. Z. . , ,,,,r
Nav T;-cn M. NJ fhlFE.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4,

herself among the rest And now, when she has been
.ssaled by Northern anatcsm and hateful abolition
ism, and an attempt is made to deprive her of all
-qua right to territories which she has aided in
luriug with her treasure and her biood-the land
which che gave, that mighty North. West now te.m
ne with population and wealth, the great States OF
iudisna aud Illinois, have come TO her rescue, and,
With the Consciousness of sustaining justice and
light, have cast their votes to vindicate her
Democrats, We have cause to rejoice together. The
light has been desperate one, but the enemy are
-outed. The victory is ours Well may our oppo
nents AK "Why art thou cast down, oh! my soul,
md why art thou disquieted within mel" They
nay cry Vote Ear!y''-"Eote Early for 1867
Vote for Fremont and Dayton" We tell them that
ock will never fight again. The gat is through his
lead-he is dead cock in the pit.
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA AND NICARA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee,
from San JUAN with dates TO the 5tb, has arrived
The previous accounts Of the battle. at Granada and
Massaya are fully confirmed. Walkers position
stl more favorable. The transit route in excel
lect condition. and the health and spirits OF the army
were excellent.
The dates from San Francisco by this arrival are 10
the 18th u
Trade was active and the mining prospects werc
good
Senator Weller was Frustrated by severe illness
The Indian troubles in Oregon threatens to become
more serious Governor Stevens, who had advanced
to the Walla Walla country to negotiate peace, WAS
obliged to return, the entire country North and
East of Days river in the possession of the In.
diana,
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THE VICTORY IN THE FIRST COMPRESSION.
AL DISTRICT.


AL DISTRICT.
II is less than two years since the Democratic can.
da,e for Governor beaten in the First Congres.
sional District, BY something more than seven hua.
dred votes. In the recent special election in that
District, the Democratic candidate Tor Congress wa.
chosen over his Know-NothDg opponent by ma.
ority not much below the same figure. 1t s doubt
tu if another instance OF remarkable change in
popular sentiment, political ssue can be found in
the history of the State. Pressing, pervading in
deed must have been the Influence which could 81
uusetts the haLitual stability OF political opinion
among the people of Virginia.
The issue between Messrs. Gsrneit and Saunders
wns presented in a very simple and distinct shape
The Democratic candidate justified and the nominee
Of Know Nothingsm reprobated the repeal OF the
Missouri restriction. The untensble position which
Mr.. Saunders chose to assume on the dominant issue
Of the canvass was of itself sufficient to insure his
defeat, but il involved him in the further embarrass.
mept of All association with Bolts The most distant
connexou with this individual, was thing which the
people Of Virginia would not tolerate for moment.
In his misfortune Mr.. Saunders will have leisure to
reflect on the consequences of an evil association
The advantages of position were NOT lost upon Mr..
Garnet. In every discussion he achieved easy
and complete triumph hs opponent; and, in the
eud, established reputation for power in debate
which was not exhibited with more brilliant effect By
either Of his distinguished predecessors.
The election Of Mr.. Garnett, as implying the most
emphatic popular attestation of the repeal of the
Missouri restriction, is circumstance which
every true citizen Of the South may rejoice. 1t j.
especially gratifying 10 the people Of this State for
the reason that it secures the services of represen-
tave, who will illustrate the satesma nship Of Vir-
guia by the fidelity of his principles and the splen
dor of hs genius.
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MONROE SPRINGS FOX SALh.
OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to. +

n OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRlN'iS, to- sa8
II gether with all sppurtenances, consisting of an III
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, ehod ancA
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockefy Cutlery, ETC. The
Syringe are situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Ala in one mile of the Mobile and Grard railroad
aud The same distance from the Mobile stage line The
belonging the Springs contains o2o acres OF NO
creek land The growth hickory white oak red OAK
lar sweet gum mulberry e!n holly Spanish oak win un
dergroyth Of bush buckeye sumach and other un'
dercrow,h indicating rich soil About l2o acres OF the
above lands Is in high state OF cultivation and VIII Pro
1900 1900 pounds OF cotton 10 the acre Inc ono'
n.s are in good condition with large and commodious
Hotel aud winter residence for a family: also, lenPl IN
Aley Billiard Room and Table Bath House, TWO Ball
Rooms one of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Crios
Nero Houses etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting TO
make this of the desirable watering places IN
South as the water stands high repute az any IN the
State Tesmonials the fact be produced II re-
CURED. ,u
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-onefOurth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with and approved security or mort
gage Of the place.
Auy person wishing engage in business OF the kind
would do we'll examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without outlay, save tor groce-
res there ample supply OF things necessary for
hotel business Any number OF sheep can be had al 81
beef at to cents turkeys IS cents chickens at ia
cents. eggs a; 10 per dozen, butter al Is cents
For further particulars apply TO e. l. Haynes Esq Ga
zet;e Office Canada, Alabama or myself al the Springs
Inn. o-6m ENGLISH. Trustee.
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NOTICE
AGENlNN

TyNE undersigned have on hand some MY 20 Sky
1 lou,hni acres Of the fnes, lands III the State OF
--t.. for ssi. reasonable terms, III large OF ethAl
l. 70 sui, purchasers. Twenty seven Thousand seres
lee. land. lay in the Ncuces Valley on lhe . G"r
:.rn,uio tEe rnea, sugar. cotton corn hGu grazing
-, ~" S,,te Emigration is tending rapidly to th''
an 0: the state which for health and god hsr %'sI s
80 80 oe % - som. forty miles down Corpus Christi
nh. Gnf where shipping aud steamers receive the pro
@ and carry ,hrm on wc"iil sell these lands IN rses
,hr.e hundred and twenty acres, mp 10 any snou ~
...ired A. We have large amount oil lands We
v kc ,crms accommodating The title IL indisputa
. For hny information contract address any oil the
z!ersisncd Nh,l H. l. q go LO" .rsx,.
JOHN w. STEVENS,
Attorney at Law, Abingdon, Va
INV Of whom vi contract and make conveyance anu
rG1,M,.,y answer any enquiry addressed to them
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A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

We take from the Liberator Mr.. George w. Fhz.
hugh's card, accepting challenge from A. Hogsboom
to discuss the subject Of slavery:
PoRr ROYAL, iVA.) Sept. 20, 1856
Dear Sir Having lent my Liberstor to friend,
did not discover, rll few days since, Mr. A. Hoge
booms r.psatsd challenge to me- TO discuss the sub
ject of slavery The terms UfhIs letter leave no
alternative have accepted his challenge, and sent
him my opening argument, with the reques, that he
should publish il, with hs reply in pamphlets; form las
he proposes) without troubling himself TO send me
manuscript copy OF his reply-as shall be satisfied
il in PRINT, and to reply to it thereafter, if
think proper. presume you will publish my accep.
tsnce ot challenge, which was rendered through
your columns. All ask is, that the people in free
ciety should investigate the history and statistics Of
such society," (which is but very small and short
lived experiment ascertain that It has improved the
moral. social. intellectual and physical condition Of
the liberated class; at least has redounded to the
greater good Of the greater number, before they at
tempt to force to try the same experiment.
admit at once, that il history, human experience
aud statistics prove the evils OF free society to be ess
than the evils Of slave society, slavery should be
abolished. complain that all abolitionists assume
as true on this subject, that which all experience
shows 10 be the very reverse Of truth.
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE FITZHUGH.
Wa LLOYD GARRISON, ESQ. Boston.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

HUAvING removed to Richmond, ! offer for sale my
III Farm lying in the county OF Charles Cny. 20 y
miles from the james River aud ~ miles from the city ot
Richmond and containing $40 acres about oneha clear
cd producing well and rapidly improving, under the use
of lime clover plaster &c There is good Dwelling and
s necessary outhouses nearly Also, an excellent
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be very conVe'
uently divided n,otwo containing 800 and the oner
2iO acres Persons wishing to purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
would do well to examine this property AZ am disposed
to sell On liberalsnd accommodating terms
The oycrseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm to any wishing to purchass
Address DIR. y A. CRENSHhW
June g-crf Box NO. 54, hichmond, va
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FORTUSE.M an example tsays al
sxcbappeI of the rapldity with which fortunes
ouir.d we may mention the case Of Sylvester Lynn,
= Sco;chman, who landed in Chicago in 1876 with two
in bis pocket few weeks since he gave
to the trustees OF the Presbyterian University about
To he established al Forest Lake, twenty-five miles
North of the city, the muniicent Of one hundred
thousand dollars isl0OO0O. In consequence OF th!a
act the trustees have determined to call the ln=ii.
tuition the Lynn University.
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A SAM PATCH LEAF.
Tho Rrr,;,o,o, fytl Free Press says

The Burlington IVt.I Free fles' saJ'
"A short time since, a, Mr.. D. West was passing
m. iall, near South Troy, Vermont with span OF
three year old colts and double wagon bis colts !oex
fright and rushed down steep oank tnIsy ot 'oS S
nupeed J @ headiong into the Missisquoi river Being
freed from the wsgon, they swan into deep water,
and one was carried over The falls The height Of the
falls is estimated si thirty feet The colt was buried
beneath the spray and supposed by all Il at ne
Gas killed but he WAS soon discovered ten or fifteen
rods below the falls, lodged against ledge. He was
taken from the water and led up steep bank-s
task which most horses would have failed 10 accom-
pli,h-snd safely lodged ip the stable"
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RIOTOUs DEMONSTRATION.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-A crowd, armed with clubs
and guns, proceeded to Monument Square tonight
with en- etigy 0: Hon. Reverdy Johmon, and burnt
il on the railing of the Battle Monument, in front Of
Mr. Johnson's house. Indignation a; tho recen'
apeech of Mr.. Johnson in New York is said Ia BE- tho
motive tor this dsgraccfu demonstration. The crowd
gave three cheers for Mr.. Fillmore and three cheers
for Mr.. j. The authorities did not interfere.
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FILLMORE AT HOME,

victory achieved by the Democracy in the very home
Of Millard Fillmore:
1--WE are proud to announce that Hon. Israel I.
Hatch, the Democratic nominee for Congress, elect
ID by very handsome majority Mr.. Hatch will
have the honor of being tho first Democratic Repre-
.enntve in Congress from this district for many
years.
"He take pleasure in congratulsting the Democra.
cy of the country this glorious result. The neck
t Know n Nothingsm is broken, and Black R-pub.
:ansm, with its train OF odOus isrns, is repudiated.
The prestige of the once powerful firm o! Fillmore,
Hall and Haven is destroyed; the defiant boasts Of
he sectlonalists proved to be mere gasconade.-
We have met the enemy. aud they are ours"
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER fol- sale my Tract OF Land, containing about
OH the line of the Richmond aud Danrille Rail
Rnsd and wit in four miles OF two Depots: The I'M
movements consist OF two story dwelling mousse
Win hve rooms and passage each room having good
6yr Mace The out-buldings mostly new, and are
sufficient Tor the purposes OF the pansson The land 10
in ue OF Improvement the larger portion oi me III
sbe land having been covered part seeded to orchard
rsss and a part to Timothy, 10 well adapted TO com,
wheat, oats and tobacco, hes in section OF hr hnes 20
baccc region the state well unbered ANA "aicreh
and has on i, some 300 Of select fruit set ous wr
the las, three years The situation commands nne view
OF the cars in pushing and capable Of being made one OF
the most beautiful the hne OF the road between hieh
nond and Danvile.
Persons wishing purchase are invited to inspect the
premises or correspond with the subscrosr directing 10
Whitloc Post Office, Halfsx county, Va ,,,>
Sept l0-ctf WI NiSoN
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EIFTy DOIIARS REWARD.

4 BSCOSpED, about tie hrst OF the present year.
"A A.CHER, brigh, must,o, about 20 years OF age
:;rcs-d iace AMI nber j.wed. He may be about Nich
rgai where he once lived, or in the neirhoorhooa ol
9otes Bridge Chesterfield county where ms motnef
a-red 10 me or pu in any Jail in the State OF Virginia so
1ddr.s, JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian tor Misses Patteson.
scn, lt-cwr Macon p O. POwhn:An county, Va
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HON. JOHN Y. MASON.-Extract OF q private
letter dated Paris, October, 1856

Judge Mason has entirely recovered from the
shock bis system received by an attack some years
ago, and never enjoyed better health greater eI.
uberance of spirit than at the present time The Judge
rises early and takes his matutinal walk before
breakfast ia most indefatigabe in the performance
of his official duties, the performance of which meets
with the hearty approval Of his countrymen abroad,
and from his thorough efficiency and urbane manners
no foreign representative at this Court possesses more
than Judge Mason the respect and confidence Of
Louis Napoleon, and over whom, am assured, none
has acquired more influence
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance VI decree oi ihe lilcuit ana superior
Il Court OF Apponiattox county, the undersigned,
COMMISSIONER offers for sale the Of land called
"ROSELASD."
The tract $50 less and lies beau
tfully in one OF the healthy regions of Virginia The
land j. good state OF Improvement, adapted the
growth of corn wheat tobacco and oats, well mbered
and watered. The improvements consist Of large and
comlnodious framed Dwelling House, containing nine
rooms barn. stables, icehouse, carriage house, and all
other necessary outhouses, two elegant apple and
peach orchard.
also churches of different denominations The society will
favoraby compare with any in Virginia 1t situated six
miles from the hppomaox Depot nihe South Side Rail
road six miles the county eighteen miles
lyncbhurg. and nine miles from the James River anal.
TERMS Credit of one and two years secured byam
pie personal security and the reserved title to the land
Persons wishing TO purchase will please address me
Smhvilie Powha,Hn county, Virginia. Possession given
any time JAMES ID. MOSBf, Commr.
Applications may be made also to Mcssrs GoDpIS &
ApPERsoS, Auc,oneers, Richmond, Va.
Cct q-c2aplm
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TEI DOLLIRS REWARD.

DiS AWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th OF sep
IL .e:sber a negro man named NELSON said negro
bout Nv. tee; yn eight inches high his aye "a or
: wears heavy ser wears whlsxe's, wnich are ra,h-'
r: He. .. lark copper color; clothing recollect
81 He was bought in Richmond some weeks since, and
,..pose Is making hs way back. TIE above reward
S. paid ,hc apprehension and commitment o said
rs.o 10 ail ~ tna; car GET him again. Post Once,
yr,a:iy-i Charlotte Co, Va. -
HENRY T. EpAONDS,
lie, eff EuR SAM'L HANNAH.
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON.
UOI.Sr xI'II DEpS AMI CARPENTERS,

RIcHMosD, Va,
III HAVlSE"cx,ensively fitted up their estaohshmeh5
III si.h :he latest i'm proved machinery are prepared
% 'u:"!,h short notice and reasonable terms all
tncs Q: portable finished Carpenters work such ~
Door and Window Frames, Castings out AMI INSIDE nu'
Ia, &c
sash Rlinds and Doors, Of all varieties
Stair. H4ndrails Porchcs, Verandahs, Balconies
Co:.!ces Cornice Mouldngs and Brackets oi all sizes
Az patterns
Nould!n:s OF all descriptions
hboard.. Chuir. boards, Ceiling boards, &c, DC
They will make estimates for work 10 plans furnshed
ae and deliver their fnctory ut the estimated prices
O:4crs respectfully solicited. Jan 2-cu
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.TWENTY.FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

JDASAWAI from the subscriber. on FRIDAY tne JUN
IL November, a negro boy BY the name OF PHILLIP
S Oy about years Of age, Eve feet three or tour
high rather thick SET, about the color OF agnger.
,, uben talking or laughing which look very white At
~, rnes; is a little inclined swagser and drag his
s when walking He is carpenter by trade, was born
4 s..ed Richmond. Virginia, and wl perhap' Try 10
Tax. hs way 70 that place.
vii give the above reward for his apprehension and
delivery 10 me- or tor his confinement in any Jail 10 that
-, s::l;,, f. COLBERT.
S.:.,t Eew-Bern. n. c.
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THOMAS =. GILLIAN.

!hON. aHL AND NIL AL "Ai'hho'SI.
No. -. ByiiiSGBXo0K STREET, PETERsBURG "a.
II HAVE established myself tor the TRANSACTION oi
General rom steel and Metal Busincss, aud lnvhe me
rn.on OF I:.uig aud EoTh Caro- lima nierchans Nslt
lug this nark" examination OF my large ana 'aeu
srt.cr,, my arrangements being such as Will enaoie
ne 20 sell NJ II" lowest rates
Railroads MscAi-,s Blacksn,iths, and the trade gene
:siy, vi" aud 20 their interest 10 examine my s'ock oe
lo'e purchasing .l-cwhsre.
Orders ,nsnkfoly received and promptly attended 70;
t-ciIn THOS. y. GlLLlAM
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:rICEZTy OOIIARS REWARD.

U,YT nbove reward viii Sc paid Tor The apprehension
snt delivery 10 me- or in some Jail in the State 50
~. 70, hin, again OF my slave LiSSEi. purchased
a.ey in Richmond las; winter, OF Mr. Ciedenin. ne
,,, rssed in Abcmare and h.s wife III the county oil
sIr.n,bsm He is doubtless lurka. about Richmond or
-, ENG "a .bcnsrle or Buckins h.., U! may probably
serving 10 find his way 10 free STATE.
3sey IL i've feet eleven inches six feat tall straight,
--,-u.- and well formed and about ~ years Of age
JAMES H. cox.
\U,s-ppporv Chesterfield Co