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restriction, AID III favor of what is properly called
"slavery extrnsion:-it il the "in; OF view Gf gen
uine America ism, in virtue Of which We de.re 10
ser in This couLrrv unity of laws 50 fer ~ the pre-
tecion Of all great rights ia concerned. We do not
wish to see negroes converted into American c
zens at the expense of making America two nations
inst-ad of And repeat, iha, il IL the sublime
vocation Of Missouri 10 show TO her sister States
practical example Of this true national unity. To
show IT, she has only not TO CHANGE. She has
only TO keep ntac; her recognition cf the right OF
her slavehoIdiug cZcns the tranquil and Insured
posae,-nn of their property, while her borders fill.
as ti'i they must, with sn immense population Of
frceEen; both clnsses, and it were, both sections
oi the Union, reposing in equal safety under the
asis of her impartial lava.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MEADOW RARM HoE sIIE


II OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, iym. in the county
oi Prince w lillian, adjoining the land OF Judge Tyler,
aud immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenon, and and halt miles from
gainesville depot OH the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
five miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached in two hours on tine cars
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and forty'one and
Halt Acres-abou four hund. ed of which are IN Wood
and Timber. The balance in cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well wu.ere by asins Springs
Broad Run-a large and never failing mountain stream
passes through the estate from West 10 East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow of one hundred acres
now well taken in Timothy and blue and not only
valuable as Meadow but highly useful for grazing pnr
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible OF any
degree of Improvement .
The improvements are a large and commodous owen
ing with seven spacious rooms four above and hree DC
low stairs and the necessary OUT houses surrouhu
ing the yard is large and hourshng Orchard OF Apprs
Pears, Peaches Cherries Aprcots &C OF the hnest VIZ
rictes, and of them in full bearing Country stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood 10 nn
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords th
best society.
those wishing to purchase hue country residence
will do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge Z Collins Lee
Baltimore, Md, or the Subscriber.
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LAND on THE ROANOKE VALLEY RAIL


OFFER for sale TRACT or LAND. containing
L l,il6 ACRES, lying Immediately above the Roanoke
Valley Rail Road and running up and ornerng In sight
Of the contemplated turnout between the Csrksve and
Townesville depots
This tract possesses many advantages, and presents
of the best opportunities for investment IN this
region OF country, being convenient to thu town Of
Clarksvle, two large manufacturing mills Astounding in
timber Of every variety common 10 this country. and
having n, least six hundred Of fine tobacco
nnd to clear Tha; portion enclosed and in cultivation
Hes beautifully being sufficiently undua.ins TO discha.ce
the winter rains without washing The settlement 10 upon
an elevation in the Of the FARM commanding a
view OF the Who'll. estate including the creek ta,s which
are di;ched out and in high state of cultivation.
The DWELLING ID a housc with Ave rooms, and ~ el!
suited the accommodation OF family The other i'm
pruvemcnts witt overscers house vranary thrathcr
stables tobacco barns und negro cabins have all been
bull, by me; ard and in thorough repair.
If early application be made will sell a bargain.
Address JOHN WlMBISH.
Clsrksville Va
?. g. This tract be divided great advantage 80
make two farms about hundred acres each.
April l3-cwtf w
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NUMBER. Ee,:-ss,
WONDERS OF THE SUBMARINE TILE.

WONDERS OF THE SUBMARINE iL...-
GRAPH.
lhe y. Y. Herald ha- q very .ong and ne.r .ir.
history OF the submarine Telegraph, 10 sld IL carS
ing out which the L. ). steamer Niscare hss ~
's't NEw ork. Ii cites the following facts ~
''e wonderful eifsc, this; VII! be produced h. 4
success tdiiAyIng ct tue tecgrsphc cable: Y
The London Exchange closes at three O'Clock IN
RS the difference in time between ,ha; .iry a,t ~
1o:k Is Tour hours and forty five minutes W
rrc'!ve The report %! the price o Cursn's ~ eleven
O'Clock IN the morning, tine for our npprsro-7 81.
Wall street. The movements in the London s,l
New York money markets viii thsr-f,- - alr.l- JOB.
the evening editions OF the New York Hera.d o. ,
on the same day or WHEN they may .ak- ,acr. h4
British Parliament sometimes sl's las. = ni..
o'clock, and their sessions e-s occasionally urc'-
ed I'll two in the morning. but ;as resu =" i''-r &c
hberatons will reach u. about ten O'clock of the -.
cediug evening, time enough t0 be published II ~.
Herald OF the next day simultaneously with -. s,.
| port IL ;!,o London Times. Then again cur ....s
mercantile nrin' can send their orders through D.
dIlieieut parts :. El.Vpr and countrfmerG H.sa'
WIN toe same rapidly should they mud u :: l-tr
interest to no 20. " :. hardly poss;b." to cs'"u.
the effect OF this stupsndous undertaking. and -.
accomplished there cannot be dnuat Z. 80
in pecunary point OF view. When IL cors;u-.
that it will be connected with the lard n.s
on both sides OF the Atlantic nhw extending &,
three thousand miles IN Europa srd iorty,#o o. -.
sand in the United States, ana that j: viii b. ID: Oh. =;
meaus OF communication between them, j; w"ga.
seem TO be inadequate 10 the demands that " r-
made upon it. Such is the opinion G: who i',."
had long experience in t-"e r.ph.aG, aai W., !:--
die: that before ii ve years capse two subEa:l". So
bes will be required instead OF one.
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LAND FOR SALE


U7IsNlNG TO change my business, will sell private
w Iy il can, Ii not, then public auction, a:
Bloomfield The lot of September next if fair, il not
the next fair day. all the following named property
BLOOMFIELD, the farm which reside, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES. FIVE hun.
dred arable with good proportion OF low grounds
and balance well wooded and situated five miles west o
the University, and within one mile Of Woodvie Depot
on the Central Rail Road This farm il highly improved
aud very productive. There is on new ORCHARD o
more than lO00 fruit rees comprising every variety
suitable 70 this climate.
The buildings new, and of every description neces
sary from tobacco houses to handsome BRICK
DWELLING of nine large roome. and green House at
tached IL is here that Bloomfield Male Academy Ia SIT
uated which is in hourishing condition. with accommo
dation for sixty boarders Possession in part given in
time to seed the purchaser should wish TO continue
the school, possession for that purpose would be given
the 18th oil July next The Farm and School will yield
annual profit Of Sc co., II desired, the Farm would
be divided.
Price for Bloomfield S2s 200 cash. $50 800. onehird
cash, and the balance in and two years whou, in.
terest.
will aleo sell eleven hundred Of land on the Blue
Ridge, little north OF Browns Gap, and lying on both
sides OF the line between Albcmare and Rockingham 1t
being OF Of the late Fountain Richards.
About loO acres OF this land cleared, and hns II n
new double cabin. Price, S5 per acreonc.third cash.
and the balance in and years without interest
Possession given at once.
At the time will also sell all ms Furniture Crops
Agricultural Implements, and Live Stock Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
will show the property to hose Wishing to purchase,
or can be addressed BY letter Woodvle Depot Abe.
marie county, Va. r. IL GoODLOE.
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YlNG on the Rivanna River in the county OF Flu
IL wanna, within mile Of the Court llonte' con.
tsinins about four hundred and fifty seres two hundred
OF which cleared, and the balance well tinoered VI
the cleared lnnd, about forty acres are owgronnos
the best quality R,vanna River and Raccooh Cresk;
the balance is OF excellent quality and III nne ear' me
wood land Is generally adapted to tobacco ana oil OF IL 10
well suited to corn and wheat.
There is an excellent mill seat on the tract "
The buildings consist OF very comfortable dwelling
house. and all necessary outhouses such DIS oa'hs s''
bes, tobacco houses. DC. ,
will also dispose of Of my stock oil miich cows
oxen sheep and hogs, md all my farming utensils
Persons wishing 10 purchase will do well TO visit the
farm soon EDITH J. JOHNSON.
Anil
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COLD WEATHER AT THE SOuIH-RE-
CElPTS OF COTTON.

New ORLEANS, April 23.-Ihe weather h'rr
continues quite cold, and the early fruits ad vfge.
,s,ion srff rins. considerably IN lsa'-s.g"tEf'
more, however by being put Dsck than by ig!eFa T..
bic injury.
The receipts Of cotton since FRIDAY fmoun' g
tha ports now reaches 42S 600. FteGhls dat 81:
3!i. to Liverpool and s.. 20 Hare. ExcAEnss on
London is quoted a; g. and New io.K, oJ Lay.,
Il per cent.
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10 EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

yuyHg subscribers be: leave TO call sSnsSn %
STocK OF PRINTING TYPES, oaNAMhNl -: .:
DnpnrRS PRESSES &C. &c, large supply o,
~aea hey keep constantly on hand a. Ss,s M yoyR
Stereotype Foundry. No. 49, Gold sres. rsorsa in
prtu.iu. uaic., inc,udnc ,,ys T..
q, -. ,,5ch we warrant equal III every respect TO any
snaserured 10 country, and which we VIII sen on On
- :arr,s VIZ: SIX months credit tor approved ne
-. .s5. no,.s or ten per cent. discount for cash va
ne ak.u IN exchange for at the customary price
- p,,c c.r;s p,r )uud Il delivered within ~ DAYS from
Una Of purchase otherwise ak cents per pound IN
''ns " WM HAGAR, JR., co.
Thsuodersyued, Ao.Sr N FIaolSIA for tas aoore
well known establishment. supply the 'faoe win
every SpR'STiNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.
Upon the mos, liberal Having printed tas mi,b tvpe
Moyp ENQUIRER" for upwards OF Ten years NJ sp &
and o,ber ,na.er,s,. purchased from MeS'Es hAoAs ~
Co am Induced recommend materials from '"e''
a.,,en Rorks w2ll De furnished 20 the trade anu
.,cb srrcles a, may be selected will be orwarded Win
,.,h ,ucn WM. B ALLEGRE.
uespSia "a "Encuirer" Office. Richmond, Va
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HY THE G0fEkNOk or VIRGINIA.

HHyEEREAS c mu!uncaton has been received from
w the Honorable Willis P Bocock, rendering mis- re-
,a.;o, A. a,;orney General OF this Commonwealth, TO
...s .c, on the 18Th day of May next and the same
i,nI seen accepted by the Executive, therefore in
rr;l-n:,r 10 's. the Sheriff sergeant OF each OF the
,.,.. and cites in the Commonwealth Is hereby re-
o, 10 cause N election for Attorney General 10 be
-; on the fourth Thursday in May next, at the places
prescribed ~ law;
ysn urier INV hand as Governor, and under the seal
q, ;ue Common " ealth at Richmond, this I'D day
L. al March 1857. and in the sst year OF the Com
aosxeai.h. -. ,,Is hsNAi a,,.,a-, "a ~
:. ,! ,,ryss,.s March 2i-ctde
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March Cleft


JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers at private sale. that beautiful
IL Farm in Goochland county, called ORAPAkEs, ly
ing James River Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River and Kanawha Canal, four miles above the Cour
House. and thirty.four miles from Richmond The sus
ton Is among the beautiful the rvor command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface, fine view OF e
surrounding country and canal for several mtcs up ano
down the river The is In high state OF impr1,e
men,, and remarkably healthy one 1t ad)oins es
taes of Thomas j. Deane, w. B. Weisiser, i ~ SKIP
with and contains 93s acres of which III l2 acres are
first low grounds 2aO OF second CO. grounds, q.
Of arabic high land and 3es acre Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen, outhouses, quarters overseers
house. built in the last FIVE years, with brick chimney
and underpinning and a brick barn. 60x30, with
shed running the whole length sixteen fee. wide, new
threshing machine new ice house, and all necessary
stables &c.
Any person wishing TO purchase desirable residence
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation is making TO seed 200 in
wheat his fall 100 of in taow and the corn.eld has
been sowed in peas
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing j,
stands, and most oi the negvoee.
My msnscer Mr. Sanders, will show the 70 any
wishing 10 purchase.
NV address is Subjects P. Q, Powhatan county.
Oc, l5-ctt MILES c. SELDEN
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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

vv-urBr.r ayn,.acy sss occurred in the Senate
w o; Virgins IS :.se resignation OF andre" FasKs'
ESQ Scna,o, lie District composed OF Inc counues
Of bsoue lgI4n. K.G-~na, Putnam aat wyoming, 90
neretore ne.eny .ur Shcris OF the said counties
- c,... election. 10 De- held according 10 law on the
:g. Thursday IN May next in their respective Counties
..s Seua.or 10 III ;ne vacancy a,oresaii.
G.sec under NY hand as Governor, and unae!
SEAL the seal o: ,he Como aweah ot Virginia, this
a.? day OF Msrca A. D. 1851 ani in the sls; year OF the
Ccr.u6aw H. HENRY A. WISE.
by ,aa Gorernor: .
George w MuSToap, Soc. Commonwealth.
Hs-rL
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VAITABLE FARM FOK SALE

n OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re
Il sided lying Immediately Swift Creek in the coun
ty Chesterfield about four miles above the Court ouse
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains 264 acres onethrd Of which ia In
original growth the other two-thrds 10 open land in
good stale of cultivation and we'll adapted the growth
of wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and all ne
cessary out and farm houses.
The farm is we'll watered and considered remarkably
healthy.
ANY one wishing to purchase call on me, J. r.
Gill; at the Farmers Bank Of Va, Richmond
Nov l5-ctf P. H. GILL.
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a SIGN.

The call of the Black Republicans of Massachusetts
for S.ete convention has been withdrawn. and the
assigned for the withdrawal lie. that interest
s fe; in the subject by The people, not single town
or district having elected delegates, or taken any OF
the steps necessary to secure representation. This
must be extremely nortiiying to the Kallochs and
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NAVY CREWS.

Secretary Toucey has is ued a general order that
the complement of officers and crew tor vessels in
the navy already established shall b. so modified
that after rating the petty officers th number of sea
men allowed to each vessel will be reduced twenty
Ave per cent; the number of ordinary seamen in
creased five per cent; and that Of andsnen and boys
increased twenty per cent.
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JAMES RIVER EsTATE FOR SALE

II OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard. This plantation lies the James River, in
the county OF Goochland, Immediately above Maiden
Adventure dam, and within twenty eight miles OF kich
mond 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres
of whiehseventy.fvc James River grounds
of the best quality, thirty.fve acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder Is Beaver dam creek red
land There is on the place good dwelling house ON
beautiful Site and all necessary ouhouses and both the
buildings and the fences in good repair aud the land
is In a high state Of cultivation.
will sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses mules, cattle, nclu
ding milch cows and the farming utensils are the most
enough both Of stock and farming utensils for the tho
ugh cultivation OF the plantation
The terms OF sale as to the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager. living on the place,
will show the property any person desiring 10 examine
il. Ny addres, is Washington, D. e.
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ny TUE GUIEINUK OF Virginia.

xXyHEREaS vacancies have occurred IN the senate s
w o, his STATE. il the District composed OF the
s ~ oswnld h Firuey Esq and il the Disric, com.
.sS Of ,he counies OF Necklenburs and Charlotte by
r. r.,noyal from the D.,ric' OF L;le,oa Tszewe Esq:
- .na,cior. Henry A. w Sc. Governor ofthe said Com
,sws,h h.ve though. proper by writs OF election is
med ana directed pu,eaant to law TO require an election
~ be ned each county composing said Senatorial Dis
:. Ire several place. OF voting therein the fourth
Tsnr.jay IN the month of May next for Senator from
.srb D:s:r.ct 10 supply tine vacancies aforesaid.
Iysa under nv hand Governor, and under the Les'
Seal OF The Commonwealth, al Richmond this
L. - s,h dag OF april, lsS7.
:. ?; Imo,,xa,l,h - April l0-ctde
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FnNO DoS" OF
IL THE CITY OF RICHMOND aud ms such admin
istrator OF Thomas Hord decenscd Haywood Foo:c sd.
mnissrator OF Richard Foo,e dece"sed Bailey shumntc
and Jacob Weaver Jr.. administrator of WIN. Weaver
deceased and administrator de bons non Jacob Wen.
ver deceased John Fzhugh late Sheriff of the county of
Prince William and such administrator; dc bonis non
Of Richard Fooc deceased, Stephen Mccormick and Jo.
| seph Thompson
Take notice, that shall proceed, the 18Th day of
June ls5 between the hours OF ten o'clock the
and sunset OF that dsy, a, the Clerks Office OF he
county of Caroline, Virginia to take the dispositions OF
certain Witnesses to be read evidence before the Com
missioner appointed to settle the accounts ordered the
pending in the Circuit Court the county Of Mid.
desex in which AM plaintiff and you delendants-
Should sail dispositions be commenced being
menced not be finished that day the taking thereof will
be continued at the place and between the same
hours, from time to time, they completed
RICHARD K HORD,
In his right and as administrator of
Robert Hord and Emily Harrison. deceased.
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GREENWAY, 4 SNAIL FARM OF I55

offered for shc Hanover county, six miles OF Han
Il Court House and 3 miles Of Richmond, with
excellent dwelling house a by 90, built i'll the sst six
years All the houses About 100 OF the
land ia cleared balance in woods This property is In the
ncighborhood OF Mr. Ltney Jones, Mre. VIM T. II. Pol.
lard Mr. Ambrose E. Pollard Mr. Atkinson, Capt, Ssml
Overton, and Col Edwin Shelton. Any ono in Of
such place would do VOL To call who always
be Hanover Clerks Office, by letter directed -
me at Hanover c. II. JAS. d. CHRISTIAN.
Mar
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oace Che: Engineer n q P. r. Co., Norfolk, Va
Mach
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

VIE -oovc reward will be paid for the nppreh
L sai :.!very me- in some jail IN the State, so
!as se him gain, of my slave llNSEY. purchased
L!h.ey, in kicnmond last winter, OF Mr.. Clendenn He
VS. !s.d IL Aibemarlc and has wife in the county of
sicSaaa lie is doubtless lurking about Richmond or
a' s'ae q oA5cmarle Buckingham, or may probably
| '',Ify'ot,o ia! lis way TO a tree state.
L feet eleven inches or six feet tall straight,
@a'caa; AID well formed, and about years OF age
JAMES COX,
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JAMESTOWN CELEBRATION.

We learn from the Unon that the jamestown
Society OF Washington" have chartered the steamer
Powhatan, OF tho Aquai Creek line, in which they
will leave Washington the llth, to celebrate the
landing of the cavaliers in the Old Dominion On the
18th Of May. The price of tickets for tine excursion
is ten dollsrs for gentleman and eight dollars for
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mn sT,IINnI TEACHERS

"IISHlNG to remove to The Wet, the suoscrioer OIL
w fers atprvue sas his prEPSry ,,S nssI Gordons
vile, which consists of $50 acres o la'H wi ,nSs anu
conveniently arranged buildings in perfect order hcd
up at considerable expense and used for the last four
years as q Boarding School TOR boys The number OF
The buildings are ample for the accommodation OF tho
family of the principal his assistants aud sixty hoardrrs
The buildings with any limited number o acres de-
sired will be sold separately aud upon such terms as 10
bring the purchase within the reach u! any cnerprsns
teacher
There are upon tho farm, and lying Immediately con-
,icuous TO the rail road ncxhaurtbe quaries ot limo.
stone which might obviously bc made source OF CON
siderable profit well used TO great advantage in the
improvement OF the land
For further information, udircss the subscriber at
tiordonsril!c Va. MM :. hr.MfEh'
Audl al-ctf
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OFFICIAL.

IPPOLrTNENT By TIE PRESIDENT.
Jason NJ Terbel collector, Sag Hsrbor, New York,
vics Samuel L. Gardiner, whose commission has ex.
pired.
APPOINTMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE TREAsu-
RY.
DR.. Philip Mrrkle. examiner Of drugs at \. York,
Y y vice Dr.. " J. Bailey.
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NOTICE 70 DEALERS BRICKS

VNBE gater..ned hereby invites proposals for furnish
Il ing n" Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company
T;a 3ggQO0 Of 5-.t quality Bricks The same TO be
ee're'"t e.. he line 0; said road as follows
Wisa' corcry
$C01O a!,wo more points In southampton county.
nMOUi al stau o! more points in Sussex county.
troOI iwo points in Prince George county.
''vyg on ae sal! Companys wharf at Norfolk, or all
s 'st bricks may DC delivered In This latter case
81, - received from the l0;a April next until the
Hs Nay following and all psries proposing must present
s:'oa ae bd aai with 1t sample OF the brick upon
visa $ BASED. WM. MALONE,
Chief Engineer.
Mach
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VX1ITHOUT the of costic or the knife reliable and
w uniform in its effects in all cases. and proved, be.
yond pos,;be doubt in every which has been
applied The undersigned will guarantees Of all ex-
terna Cancer where Vital Parts involved, before
the application is made.
All persons afflicted with this disease will -un no risk in
the nluter as Il s given the pubic own merits,
and no reward required should it fail to effect cure.
To all persons. therefore, requiring further information
on the subject of Cancers will send my Pamphlet giving
some useful information to all who afflicted in this way
who may send me their address. Address,
JOHN GATHERS,
Office No. l02, Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd.
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BY THE GOvERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

Il TIsOI
TN0cMiTiON having been received by the Exscn
i tive mat WlLLiAh COLGATE rud ELI SATTER.
FIELD charged in the county OF Marion with killing
oue osss G. Miller snd that the said Ell Satteraed has
!e rOr justice ard 10 going at large" therefore.
Do ae!eby oier reward hundred dollars . any
person OF parsons shall the said E.: Saereld
e.. .eavc! him into the jail OF Marion county; and do
require ali officers of this Commonw civil
.ai military and rcques: ,he people generally to
, .x--ous 70 procure he Of the said Sat
..rs"ld ,cs. ae ma: DC brought 10 justice.
Gwen un1"- ;Uy haai Governor, and under the
,s,, Lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, a. Richmond.
''''. this 25i day ei april! n the year 1851
HENRY 4. WISE.
sy ,ha Gov.rno- GEORGE w. MuSrohD, Secretary Of
ne Cornl.O. ysa!;n
s.sed s5Ou; e years OF age stands about six feet
.Sa ionGinH -:oops i.::ie long straight nose, and
d9.ncan cos, hesNs:es waea speaking
Apr! 2+-c3w