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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-22

4 CAL EMY IDs,sr!s oF MUsIC.- n
rV' the 'Iy ByRsFS Rf q Of SPHi sEvIlE li.fsf''d
Mad ANNA DE La GRINGE
Me.srs LABoCETTA, GAssIEs.
D1ne tbe Mu,c Le,son" Madame De La Grange will
The Hunsarsn Variations and the end Of the opera the
The Sale Of seats will commence This Morning q. 9
Broadway and a. WIN Hail Sons No 80 Broadway. Tich
els and seats TO De had on the evening At the doo.
TO THE PUBLIC
Ioo toLs have much pleasure in snn'unens rn. mex
The Directors Of the Phad. pha Academy of Music BY which
ppOn They trust that this VIII be received
with by the patrons Of the Opera as tending toward
The consolidation Of this important an f,yonte Amusement In
consequence Of this the Directors beg TO announce
sisnors BRIGNoLI and AMoDIO.
FRr2a6LN sl2n3 and 'sr1G'GeE Me vGsTVAL
in verdis celebrated opera of
which on this OCCASION win be given positively for the .
On sATI TDAY Sept o. positively the only performance
'hH sessoh'' ERNANI
with Madame L A GRANGE as tvi,s, and Mile. vESTvALI
soT .be second T. We n American Charles the Fifth
An nande letters concerning the Italian Opera
have TO se address. Maurice sakOsch and B. Uman who
yhSysds, dame La Grange Thbes veu1temp.
Gos.isr s1d Rocco at NbIo.GsIden-
Cp1NO -G0NCERT-TaE LAST
u 1fr0ssaPAYs ifG?a saI6os. SsfI' &
First appearance ibis season in the coaeeT. room of
MAD DE LA D'"""'H'
I isSH'aH g THaIBERe and HENRI vntUxTEMPss w..,
ITor to tAer departure for PhlsdePhia' bait-"''S ~ ~
"s'N SIG GAssIER and SIG, ROCCO.
The Directors the Opra respectfully announce SI al az
e q hin OF ARTISTS
will appear on THURSDAY Sept a. NbOs s@Oon Oh one
aud the evening, AID
Seats to had C. BeusDgs, No. 7oi Broadway and Hs
Sons NO. TIE I'll S'SiHg1i REGULAR SALE OF SEATS
cor umepces On WEDNESDAY. a. the two ticket off,Is.
Doors open at u; Concert to CON neIce at o'clock
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
WI THE SCOTTISH NIGHrING. ALE,
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTaU 1sNrAL CONCERT
DoDwoRTH' Rooms.
Mss SUTHERLAND wor respsctfiy inform her friends
and the public that she .nessd srst Of eminent talent
meDt probably N.ona Interest than of tie kind
ever neoTe sS ftsa in this eoqnry ATT, tho
Path inst. WIZ O< p'''''"'N
Mhsss Of f. AS%S at he Ma: Stree sd at Re door
the evening the Concert Doors open at "a O'clock Con
cert commences at 8.
RURTON's THEATER. ~ w a,o.
sSs r1SEtsfI sRt nights. ''
TUESDAY, pit p 1857,
First 'Dpp''T'nsMf MIS- Sa sA1LlE ST. CLAIR.
the South and West having been most
audience she Vii pps15 This evening in the
Duke Arsnza Mr. Murdoch Juana Miss Sslie ST. Clair
Supported by the great comic talent of this thea:er
To conclude with -
THUMPING LEGACY
Mr. Setehell Mr.. Holman and Miss Ada Clifton.
7 AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER, No. GA
IL Broadway, Houston 81 -
Mics Laura FnEsDxY ff19s EVENING, Sept p, 1851
will be performed cOl%sH's MS so%rdy ne Of ;he
Lord Burnett iCicely Homespun Miss Keene
Dr. Pa. Mr. JeHersnu Lady Dubery Miss Wells
Zektl Homespun whestleis Caroe D9rmer Miss Thompson
Musra selections the Orchera-Mt Thomas Baker d.
|
| To conclude with the comesietta
| MODEL OF WIFE.
Mons Bonneor. Mr. Wheategh Mr. Stump al H. Stoddart
Doors open at 7; to commence t7t o'clock.
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spetial Notices.

Republican Central CGistff1 nHi a-.. el EaESf, me-
d his Institute No. $50 Broadway, al
~ - ..s.s,y - Pcoct al attendsnce ts reqpes,ed
ecoch Pe''''' JOHN A. kENNEDY, President.
WV. grEL: }secreares
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hUGHI MEC1tANlCS 10 MahhI see
~ answer in thu. weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Also
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Mrs. WyLs.
RURAL AFFAIRS Preserved Fruits; PEABODY Strawberry
Blackberry Plants; KING Apple American Nr.eres Climate
Of California Extraordinary Occurrence Importance OF
Trfes.
DIcyEY sUsEY, Fashionable Novel with Moral; /;
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Homeopathy Nrw.pspr Swoaers Cotton Crop Of si7 Mu
tiplying Ones Self BY the Millton-Lif- In Utah.
PRACTcAL BENEyoLEScE The Rch and the Poor Loss Of
the Stesmer Central America, with SO Souls Bosrd Oc
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the Week Kit Ksou Wealth OF NewYork The Dfeimer
Pem, by Miss RGnoa; nfomstion Literary Notices No.es
and Ou,ries Patent Office; Miss T. Williams with Por
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Cents. For sale By al. New.men.
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Cost an0 Gonn6.

7 OST or MISLAID-Two BONDS of the New
IL Jr.ey Railroad and transportation Company with COU
PONs the half yearly Interest attached each dated August
1883 ueyabe the st August 1853; thereof
No g. for and the other thereof No. Is for $40 All
persons cautioned sgsnst negotiating the as the pay
ent thereof topped and application will be made
10 the Company for the Of Bonds in the place OF
these and who will return the same to the SUBJ
scrber shall be Literally rewarded.
JAMES S. HUGGINS No SO Wa!-st.
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Xyl DAY from f'n the business Of whi.a - ~ WI
snusd by the remaining oopsI.ners. under tas @ 20
New Ysgh, SEPT. 10, lsS7. RA"S~" V"
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~ Eli no s.lsbised on TUESDAY EVENING 18th ms,
"a Jrlte, in the Greenesr.et ". T. Church EI ueht
be and the choir Of the church VII sts
hi, Members Of the Order Will aPpeai IN Ieesils
,ci.es TO commences II ocljck Tickets - GEMS eacD'
~ hsa Of the members Of the Order.
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MAN UPON THE SEA:

Or A HISTORY OF MARITIME ADVENTURE, EX
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EARLIEST AGES TO THE PRESENT TIME
Comprising detailed of Remarkable Voyages An
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WasuryoToE, Feb. 23.-The President has up.
proved the coinage bill recently passed by Con.
gress.
The current events in Persia have occupied the at.
tentiou of the administration which has applied to
Congress for an appropriation Of $l2, O00 for sending
an envoy extraordinary to :bat country, and also for
nearly 5000 for q secretary to the legation and au
interpreter.
A correspondence will be published 10 morrow rs.
l.tive to the recent assertion that Mr.. Brooks death
was caused by the ignorance Of his physician. Let.
tiers fro,n Senator Butler and Messrs. Keitt, Orr,
Mcqueen, and Corric, sncw the ststemen, to have no
foundation iu truth.
The Kansas judgesbip question was warmly de.
executive seIsion to-day. a motion to postpone the
nomination OF Harrison until after the 9TH Of March,
failed by one majority. The discussion will be re-
sumed probably tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
THE SAILORS CONSOLATION.

One night came on a hurricane,
The sea was mountains rolling,
When Barney Buntline turned his Quid,
And said TO Billy Bowling:
"a strong northwester's blowing, Bill;
Hark. don't you hear it roar nowl
Lord help 'em how pities all
Unhappy folks on shore now!
.Foolhardy chaps who live in towns,
What danger they are all in,
and now lie quaking in their beds
For fear the roof shall fall in.
Poor creatures how they envies us,
And wishes, I've O notion,
For our good luck, in such a storm,
To be upon the ocean.
sand as for them who re out all day
On business from their houses,
And late at night are coming home
To cheer their babes and spouses;
While you and I. Bill, on the deck,
Are comfortably lying,
Ny eyes! what tiles and chimney-tops
About their heads are flying!
"And very often we have heard
How men are killed and undone
By overturns of carriages,
BY thieves aud fires in London.
We know what risks all landsmen run,
From nobiemen to tailoSs;
Then, Bill, let US thank Providence
That you and | are sailors"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
For TIC Enquirer.
TRJRIJTE TO PRESIDENT PIERCE.

President Pierce beiug about 10 retire from office,
I propose. if consonant to his own feelings, that the
State of Virginia raise, by individual subscription, a
sum ~suficipnt to purchase a Southern home and pre-
sent 4, TO him, Is a substantial approrai-not in word,
but in deed-of his administration Of the govern
m NJ.
To put the ball in motion, l hereby promise to pay
one hundred dollars so soon as the necessary amount
is subscribed. SiRoiNiAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
THE VICE pREsIDENT ELECT.

The Pennsylvania of Monday morning says:
"Mr. Breckenridge, the Vice President elect,
reached Philadelphia late on Saturday evening, and
has taken rooms st Mckibbon's Merchants Hotel.
lie is in hne health and spirits, and never looked
better. Everything 10 the character Of Dir. Breckin
ridge is calculated TO awaken the interest and excite
the enthusiasm Of the people; and We have no doubt
our political friends. and, indeed, men Of all parties,
will be happy to make hs acquaintance.
"Vics President Breckinridge will remain at the
Merchants Hotel for several days"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
srMMER CuuRsE or nEpICAL ISSr,

SUMMER COURSE OF MEDICAL ISSTprr
TON AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Va Az
TIME exercises OF the Summer Course Tor tbs "a.
n lsS7, will begin on the Is, OF April and Continue. :.
Ill the lst Of August, uhder tne following orsar:za,:os," !
LECTURES on
surgery and Susical Anatomy, by CHARLES BELL G.,
SON. N. y
Obstetrics, JAS. II. Co.wAY, D..
Physiology, Jas. Il. McCAw, NJ n.
Mater!a Nedica, T. =. MAYO, " D.
Practice ci Medicine. ST. GEO. PEAcHY, ". D.
Chemistry, J.o. :. ID. CULLEN. NJ. L.
Anatomy, a. L. PEricoLAs. VI. D.
The Plan OF instruction TO be pursued will embrace ~
Attenuation Of lectures hnd examinations, whose aim wi
be to fariliarize the student with the elementary den,-
,nents o: his intended profession The time allotted y.
le ctures will enable n full preparation for examination.
The wards OF the College ~Irfrnsry and k:chmore
witness all operations therein performed. bu: sI.o vat
the progress, Of c-ses brough, 10 tier nou!ce.
Fee tor ;hc whole Course, $40.
Tickets issued by the Secretary, A, Z. PETICOLAs "
~. Fer oS-.a
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y. Il r Il "
TO THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

ITO THE
"Harp Of u thousand s,rings!"
Swept BY a mightier minstrel than the wind
A viswltss spirit, whose nnfestered wings
Leave all, save thought, behind:
$780, Outlying in its flight
The Heeting footsteps O.! the painting stst'i'
The srrowv keel that cleaves the billows bright.
Or the fierce engines speed.
Thine is the magic spell
With deepest toues the human heart to thrill;
The power, outlying feeble speech, to tell
Tidings ofgood or i'll.
Peace. promise, joy, or woe.
TheAe, mystic harp, we trust to thee;
All that our weak humanity may Know
Thy melodies shall oe.
Thou, who dost herald on
To tho vast inland, stretching far ana ~,se,
Tales from the ships, whose moorus" 90' a""o"'
Must still the wild waves riae.
We pause. and gaze on thee,
Marking with wondering eye thy tiny cords,
Wesyins perchance our fortunes, yet to be,
Still unrsvealed by words;
Telling of kings and thrones,
A nations downfall, or an empires BIRTH
Revealing in the weird and mystic tones
Strange histories of earth
OF famine, FIRE, and food,
Tho fearful earthquake, or the w%hirlwind's BREATH
Tho oceans tempest, or the field Of blood,
The pestilence, and DEATH
Or tidings sweet and dear
The blissful messages of love and peace,
To waiting hearts that yearn from thee to hear
Hope, joy, return, release
Thou, who shalt link all lands
Thou who, at last, shalt span the stormy sea,
Binding the nations into brother bands
What shall we sing OF thee7
The earth wherein we tread,
The mighty pillows rolling over thee,
The lightning's fash. the sky, the clouds o'ersprea'
Shall yet thy MINISTRIES be.
Thou messenger OF mind,
Thy triple cords shall make the electric zone,
Which heart to heart, rs shore to shore, shall bind,
When space shall be unknown.
"Harp Of a thousand strings!
Swept by a mightier minstrel than the wind
A viewless spirit, whose unfettered wings
Leave all, save thought, behind!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

SAILING OF CALIFORNIA STEAMER.
new YORK., Feb. Is The steamship Tennessee
sailed III q afternoon for Aspinwali. In consequence
OF orders from lie owners no passengers were lssen
save those having tickets direct from their own office.
Many having tickets procured elsewhere were rsfua'
ed q passage, which caused much excitement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
THE PRESIDENT ELECT

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Mr. Buchanan, the Pre-.
sident elect, will arrive here Tomorrow to meet Mr..
Breckenridge. who is already here, and will proceed
next day to Washington in company with Senator
E;,,1ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
NOTICE.

A SLAVE was committed 10 Tho mil NJ .Lsx.,.,
IA county, on the sih day Of October. 1856 =. sr.
awsy. He calls himself WILLIS A and .sr. - :
,onrS 20 William Carr OF Aibe,narlc county. near cs,s
lotiesr!!le Hcis STOUT, black, S tset Il incSr. hi N.e,
the small finger on his r sat hand has been brosen Thd
owner Is .eGuested TO come forward. prove nroner,r Ia
the law directs. = y e nsst VIE q
Feb 25-ctw J.,I,, 81. HIhDLE.
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MONDAY. FEB 23, 1857.
TT


Mr.. Foster presented the credentials o! James
Di1oi, elected n Senator from Connecticut for six
wears from the ,tE Of March next.
Mr.. Cas- presented tae Credentials Of Mr.. Chandler
of Michigan, and
Mr.. Hunter presented the credentials Of Mr.. MA
son, of Virginia, each gentleman elected q senator
FROM those States for six years lroin tue Ith OF Mafch
next. -
The senate passed :he bill alleudatory nf the tnrifi
ACT of 1876, the object OK Yhlch is TO perfect the
home valuation principle.
The submarine telegraph bill was taken up.
Mr. Thompson Of Kentucky opposed tis measiira,
saving Dean Swift once said all that WAS rt4aitd
in fishing was TO have a fool at ons end OF the line
and a worm ut the other. But if we establish this
telegraph We shall have a fool at our end, and there
will be a snake at the other. Laughter
Mr.. Tupnbs commenced n speech against me OIL
Sir. Ru>k moved tbs; the time tor going into e1.
ecutive session, as previously arranged, be extended
half al hour.
Mr. Butler objected, saying that, SO far as he was
concerned, the bill should not pass without luil dis
cushion.
The Senate tie. ront into an executive sessicD'
and subsequently adjourEre.
The House passed the bill to supply tnsteS riencies
in the appropriations including s25O,0OD for printing.
MD nearly slS',c10 for supplying book, 10 ne"
members. The latter item was carried BY three ma
jority, although oa Saturday there ~ere ohiy q Ve'e'
recorded in its favor.
The House also passed g viil 10 nay a company o!
South Ca-oIiun volunteers for servicta rendered in
lhe war Of 1872, and then resolved Itself INTO a cc'',
mittee of the whole on the state OF the Union, aua
proceeded TO the consideration Of tho bill making eo'
proprlatious for the legislative, judicial and e1ecu'
live expenses for the ensuing year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
DEATH OF DR.. KANE. THE ARCTIC NAvI-
GATOR

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The steamer Caha1ba
has arrived here with dates from Havana to the Goth.
DR.. Kane, the Arctic navigator, died there on the
10th. He expired peacefully and gently as a little
clild. The greatest sympathy was shown by the
officials of the island, all OF whom attended the fune.
raj obs quies, including the Captain General. and an
immense concouree OF residents aud others. The
corpse " rae brought here on the Cahawbs, and will
be- forwarded by river to Philadelphia.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LANCASTER.
At a meeting of the Democratic party of the coun'
ty Of Lancaster, held in the Court house thereof on
Monday. the l6Ih OF February, 1851, ON motion; Coi.
samuel Downing was called to the Chair. aud Thos.
5. Dunaway ch0Jen Secretary.
The Chairman having explained The object OF the
meeting 70 be the appointment, VI deiega'es 10 a
Convention, proposed to be held ut some convenient
place, for the purpose Of nominating o Democratic
candidate for the Senatorial District. composed u
the counties of Lancaster, Richmond, Northumoer'
land and Westmoreland, 10 r-present US III III" next
General Assembly Of Virgins,
On motion of d E. Edmonds. Resolved, That thi'
meeting appoin, four delegates from each Maglsteri
al District of this county, To q Convention TO DO he'l
at u.athsy lille, on Monday, the llth day OF apr,
next, that being court day. or such o'her tine anu
place az r.ay be agreed upon, to nominate q Deuio.
cratic candidate 10 represent this Senatorial Dlstrict
in the next General Assembly Of Virginia, and that
tho Democrats of the counties OF Richmond, West
,noreland and Northumberland, be requested to ratl-
" ard conlrn: tho action of this meeting, by holding
similar ~u.e5tirgs and appointing delegates to the pro-
posed Convection.
Whsreupon, the Chair proceeded to mage inc iol'
lowing gentlemen as delegates 10 tho said ConveE'
linn. viz For District No. ]: a. H.. Carter, 10. ).
Mitchell, VIM. L. Jesse and Thadses Forester DIP
,r;ci No. 9: Col. Is. Waddcy, DR.. James Slnmonds, Il.
y. Waddey and Ru. w. Eubank. District No. .: Or.
DR.. l.. Is. Eimonds, VIM. Henderson,, Elias Ed
monds and VIM. h.. Leo and, for District No. ~.
&. James, Warren Hubbard, DR.. P. Towles and John
5. Currell.
On motion, the Chairman aud Secretary were ad-
ded to the list al delegates.
On motion, Resolved, lnat the proceedingsiof this
:esetiue be- published in tue Richmond Enquirer aad
Exam .ho..
Resolved, That it's r.as.ing do now q diourn.
SAG'L DOWNING, Chm.
THos. 5. DryAwAY, Seo'y.
P.S. The Examiner will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

WALKERS PROSPECTS IN NICARAGUA
NEw YORK, Feb A.-A commercial l.'t.r from
San Juan, dated F ebrusrv 18th. states hat Walkers
forces have suffered two important d, t.ats since the
arrival of the New Orleans recruits Col. Lock-
ridge's expedition hsd been abandoned. and his
troops were descending the river on logs, RATS, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

NEW YORK, FEB. .4.-Cot,on is now quiet I:
sales to-day of $500 bales. Orleans middling IA
cents. uplands middling l3i. uplsnds fair ~: Flour
has a declining tendency Gales Of 9.5l0 oarrsls
State S. 20 a So IS Southern IS rs a IS 80. Wbea,
is dull ; sales of 90. " bushels prices are irregular.
Coru ia active sa.es Of 5000 bushels mixed -
cents, white " . 81, yellow II ST cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

az IRGISIA.-Ata Ccur Of monthly session, bel:
for tho corlty Of Eorthunserlard, At tho Court
Homse t-ereof, on a0nIuy, tie 9Th da: OF February.
lsJ..
On motion ct Sarah Prrcifuii, widow and leeatse q
William W. rcrctrll deceased, ard ii nppcarn. 10 til.
Court that more than Two years have elapsed since t.s
ordered that ell persons who may have claims against the
estate vi tho sail Wm ". PereitGlt, deceased. 90 rxhitg
the same .c. settlement, on CT Cetore the second Monday
in Aurii ueSr, .aL that a copy OF this order Dc .n.er.rG
Tor iour sarc.asive weeks In some newspaper pubi-hed,c
the C!ty ci Richi1ond. rrG that 4 copy be posed AZ tie
front ioU. %; Tho Courthouse &C the hrst Monday OF tTe
successive terms Oi tcc sa!i Coun'y Count
= Copy-Tesie.
Feb l9-rwiv A.. J. BRENT. Clk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb 24.-Hon. ]. Clancy Jones has
received a letter from Mr.. Buchanan, who rAys thai
he will not probably reach Washington till Moad4y,
ard asking Mr.. Jones TO reconsider bis request not to
bs placed iu his cabinet. Mr. Jones Is conysiesceat
from his recent illness, and left here this afternoon for
R,it;ponra -
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NOTICE,

SHALL apply 20 lue commissioner OF Pens:ouse
Washington City for a 70 !ssue Of Bounty Land Wsr
rant, No. e, POS Tor 100 acres. IN the name OF Win. H.
Wea,hrrs, i.sued on the 10Th day Of September. 1856. 10
der :he act Of the 81 Msrch, 1855, which was mailed u
Washington. directed 10 Tie care Of the Clerk OF Rist
mond County Court, Warsaw, Va, bat which has failed &c
resch my hands, or those TO whose care it was addressed,
20 that the sans hus been lost.
WM. II q. WEATHERs,
Inn l5-cg6w. By James VI. Morgan, his Guardian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A BSCONDED, about the first Of the preecnt yea,
"A ARCHER a brigh, mr!ntio, about 20 years Of az,
,reckled ,ncc. and jiinbeIjawed He may be about Rics.
noud. where lie onre lived, or Ia tie neigsborhood y
Goodes bridge, in Chesterfield county, where bis noth.
lives. will give the above reward Of kfty dollars Ii d.
livered 10 me. or put IN any jol In the state OF Virginia.
that get possession OF t..m.
Address JOHs SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses psttoson.
Sep. i6-cwtf Macon r. o, Po~hatan county, Va.