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ST. LOUIS, no.
- q large stock 81 Roofing Material
always On hand and kcg sale, With dlzae~
kxsaa HaK wNA
0rsssra sroaa IL eoanaxy. 81 naas-
Esaa, win Nseek with pEumpt atsspsSass
IIaea@ MeoAs hAve been In e9nzsss u8e
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ID klla Aaaimssa lzaa maahiad sd u asakauaues
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AaE fax duEzhi liky sghea passs, aasa Esre saa
Watag gssisEsng aza aiEies. ssiaaw ere nnk ssf-
passe8 By anv now In use. Rgga0zzs visit.
ln9 Ehs city ass Envzsesa t. cali add axanaiae
these 'Eeafs aa tina hask buiIalagu IA he city,
which win prove the roof 10 b III that d
slaiMad eoE iE Letters Of Iaqairy will be
pEomptly aaawsxea. Bulldogs covered
witA metal OF ean1as8 can be re-reosed
Witkcas xemoging the old roof. 81
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john s. Mecans, James Harrisca, VIA.
H. Belehsr, persons having cur rouss In
use. ~ a7
The undersigned is the authorized axsns
gs ME. Waxxen, and ID psspaxsd to pct 90
the ADORE dessFibed roofss o. viii Rnrniah
material For cthera TO use ID roohng. ORee
at tbs Council Bluls Livery Stable, where
specimens may be seen and examined.
b. JOHN .DOHARTs
Council BiuEs, apr2s-57 IL
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REMOVAL,
4 N BROTMERs

- " nv As@0KkAERs
TAXES his mssthod Of notifying thsf,
4 manY customers and tlle pablie Esperai,
# that they hare iast removed ints tbsI,
Large Is New NseFas Ha@Kss Dleek
Ammsdlstsiy opposite fisefr old stand a.
asxt deer 10 pegrazm q Co.. Banking Honss
where shaY viii be maoae happy 10 val :,
~ thsAE Old cussomers, and as many nsv,
enss ~ may favor them with call.
W. have % haaaa TIE largest ahd beat -
lssksd stock Of
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HAmEITON HOUSE.

ssSAzA CITY, $500 s'ss .s+ss MEAa&sgA.
The Proprietor Of this old established
Hotsl In pFsPaesd 10 accommodate Exasel-
lars In style unsurpassed in 0maha. The
HOUSE has reesHtiy been re-attsd and re-
&azniahsd, and Rew possesses an large, airy
R0ons a. can DO goana In aay H0ssl In tbs
West. TaEm# Rsasr&te.
CHAs L SALISBURY.
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Life Saved at Midnight !!
GREGoRY,sENsTANT CURE OF
~ .'-. pAWMs

IN Offering this medicine to the public, we
l. hays no desire 10 puff it into notice, but
skate reliable FACTS that yoa may depend
apoas ny Il la the medicine and not the Ras
sAas we wish To aiminEstsr.
1afs medicins win give immediate RELIEF,
aMa hsal care ii Barns, seaTds, Chilblains.
N ounass bruises lnaamaticn, Fever and
Agae, ChAiaFa Morhna, Diarrfaas, and sam
aaer complaints gensraIly, also Asiatle
cholera,
lie wrapper ago9ad sFeEy h0ktIa con-
taiha daEs6Asoaa Aue usa.
u ia fast taking the pFassFenes over Da-
WIS., Paln kiiiar and sazailar m@diclneg.
We AK trial to satisfy yourselves.
Ear sale BY Merchants aud druggists In
ga@ass
AfaKMTs IN EnuACIL aaurrSs
g I- ARO0R q Co. Head Il Bguadway-
aasss on Broadway few doors below
#xsSHkssMz#s F&osas
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New Gesds ! New Goods

rvs ASSkslN A. OF The SEAGON
Rahbitt l. Robinson have Just received
from New York, SIX cases Fancy Goods,
cu1sastiRg In part Of ths following, to.wlt:
~ pieces Drsss silk
40 Lawn Robsss
10 Brilliant 6
10 BayzFare 81
20 pisces 0rgaBdiss Lawns;
% fine
10 hg'd hEiIHaats, Fruuch prints
poplalGa, bersges, de begea, nan sock, kg'd
eaEnbFiss, dotted and plain 8wias, &c.
French BroadeIoah#, doe skins, plain and
EaneY aasimereB, +&c, &c.
Ihsy viii receive per next steamboat,
loo eases Dry Goods;
1000 Y@ris CaTpatink;
10 crates QassnesW@res
~.s 10 eass8 CLASSMATES
g08 kegs Of NaiEss
$50 boxes WiRdOw glass, aad
1000 packages Of oshsr goods.
Can and see--aa charge for showing
goods at No q, Ph1HIx Block, head Of
Broadway, Council Bluffs apr7-5Ttf
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= 9 &c.

y MssxsY = 90 would annoauea "a ~
Ls paepss ee thia yieinsty and a. tsss II
ing soaasnanlsy gsbeFalIy, that lhev hs ~,
established and npaN Ia nperation ! n 80
Expssss 30 Line, gsaas 6 ouasiI a. ~
rid 0aaaha = kloneaaes there 10 ns -
WiSh ! daily liza u fenEsnslls. ''''s I
Hy TINS pl0nesTdng, and BY strict .s.s
Eicn ID ne eenagorks 81 the traysiir ire s1esf'
nifty, be hapea 10 gain the favor ap3 ss. d
IL En. 'i'0ss
Tbs &aAasSha@ feasaa Conneal El,usgs s,,.u..
HaaAnAn8 hmk @oaaeyay ut 1Iam~1rss.J
rtgss III Kaerenea Mt 10 o'clock a. q. A -
LasSns Fierenee same aays.s at baly - =,
i, Eas, arriving ut council slilffa at 1 = :,
aEa, aithas way, 81
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TINE subscriber would respectfully az
Ill nuaneA ID Ia eEssaesaa az po&tawatsa n
mia ana Elze M@asaanaaz eoAnkasa, that he has
0pamea M sxfenaaTa Pine Isanahag Yard, In
ConneA bsaah clsY, and ID III rseeAps og lnm-
- ~ aNasY - 81 kasf eogaaaasaY On
1919 Il amssa an@ 80 RsaAxaM BgAAk af
PINE EUMMRM.
EFuass - aneaa ko \ aneAseat Mlmp, pine siding
AaAa worked @sogaa@ naaa mAaage = md lakh,
HASH haRasaa. daasass 60 AsE 81 waskeh Twall
sasl aa@ Eur a@aaa.
KKKsR . BRANKT.
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S8@AAA CITY, ssss ''s.. sssa- s.ssNas8&sGA
THE undersigned, having fofmed CO.
partnership for The puTposs Sf conducting
agsnsEai private Banking basinsas, would
respectfully give noties tkaE thsy are pRs>
gaTsd 70 buy and ssIi Coin and Drafts on
New York, 81. LOais, and at all the Eas-
sAxn and soEkhAsn ssaias. = =
Collections nads and Fsznatssa soT at tbs
szgTsHsTa Of exchange. ~ ~.
Money laansd foT assswn capitalists On
reasonable tsxmz ss = t#rs ..
Lsad WszTsats bSaght ansa soAa ca sSm~
Rt&siaA, o. lSAasa 90 tine.
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ssfsustsd viii be pgusnpsiy atssnasd 10.
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mOUTMEKW LINE OF & HORSE
WsD@K G@Aa1H e.

SOUTH EKRN LINE OF q HORSE:
POST EsaA&M Es~
GaazmeaA Mam1Ks 90 %. ag0aeph.
Assuuss Csmnea Bssss E1asa Ths@ua d
9Risfs~fsss HsASs
fYONNECTlN& wfth Taghkufng Tzsms al
" Daily Packets and Pacific Rsilreaas 30
81 Loais; also, with Bsman, Hedge & CsAa
splendid line Of Coaches, and the 81. 1os-
eph and HaRni5sl Railroad to all poaaks
East
F This line passes through the aouria1ng
towns Of Gfenwood, Tabor, Sidney, Aus
tin, Linden, RockpoT$, Mound City, 0aeasn,
Fillmore and Savannah. Through a Ina
eouHtEy, and over gooA road, and fog spsed
and comfort Is not ssNAa ssed By any Stage
Line In the western eanntFy.
& P. 8. KMDST, Propgistus.
e, L. sKARs, AgsnA Etage oAes Coaa-
Eii Bluffs.
T Aug. 4th 1887, tg
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sala

gl10 Sacks 8. A. SAit, just reserved ana
oUu Sos sale by
g1 BABnTTT q Ross.
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II very large Rssogtmans q ready made
n cIotaing; costa frozn the coarse hlan-
kek 60 TIE kgnak bread eIra. at faa cash
nOHRuTsu A. IN
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RRsvxm shifting & sheeaims
90 0nn Yards BTowR shiEtihgs ana
OU,UUU sheetings.
5000 Yards hlsaehsd ShtEtimg and shsets
tngs. .... ......z -..-
Just received at the Banner Store and
Ter sale By BABBITT 4 ROSS.
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WILLIE HOUsR.

GornSr 81 MAiH ard State s&geets.
K&@xeMCes q q q - MemRmsM@.
9fhk uadsrsigIned, weald resnsesa FULLY 80.
neas nc attentioa og tAeir fieads ard
sss travelling public 10 this house, which
IAAa seea nswiy kttsd up. Travellers win
es accommodated with All TIE soHvanienes
- stt sntion that can be procured In newly
S9sGlsd eCantrfss,
Tia Wilt Mouse Stable Ia una az me
Eass& con RQ&soua I'm ma ersresAp.nss i -
haseasR has bssn sEpleyed, md gyvgy ssggE
win be MAIDS to keep fha $685. wela 80.
piled with provsBdas. WI
MI WI TAILOR,
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49, MISSIONER TO ADMEw@TEn
~ 3asaA tSks Dispositions and al aaavits
- ne ssaa In the akmta ~ MgasssaTk Mlaes
aasaaEaeR 10 taks Askmowssaes snggss
e3 4aaeas RawaEs 90 As&aEmeys aasa ogasw4-
iaMszsaasaafass tn waakang 10 " sssavded 81
k&Ms 5eH&m II
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you've AMERICA p
STEAM MILLS !

THE undersigned havs purchased, aud AFT
L now putting IN eompista order, tbs
steam FIGURING and Saw Mills, two miles
west ST this cttys formerly owned by th'
Mesgrs. Je6fsys, aud will Ia a few days b
prepared 10 furnish amy desired article ii
Lamber, and also both merchant and eoan,
v grinding, in . fair, equitable ard salts,
ny Hanfef.
would sGy 10 the FarrBeFs that Wi
nj. do right, and not only gain, bat
keep asE0E ana good VIII We WISE
To buy
5Os8 KsmsAaeas OF Wheat,
al an equal amount Of eaEny for which
sugH pay the highest cash price.
- ( hrst rate article % Flour and
Meal viii be constantly kept on hand gog
sale. I'D
By industry, economy and a disposition
ever TO ohlige, We hope 10 iiss and prosper
With che citizens Of this regloa,
Sill l. TOWN.
jua3-ls56 u
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BOYD, STONE q CO.,
RFoprfssors, Maaaase CITY, 0Aio.
80 ~ 1865 nj -ezn.
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Every variety Of Fine Fashionable IEsss Goods, o
Srilliants, Masl Delainss, sad
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band near Buchanan EsTELINE. the lovely and beloved
wife Of Stsrkc Robinson To remarkable graces Of
mind and person, she added the highest attsnnen,-
Christian Character Her neighbors and friends =,
sexes assembled around her death bed, wirnesci
the calmness and peaceiulness OF her end
D1HD, at the residence of his parents, in Caroliro
county, September 10Th, 1857 Will F. infant 'or of
j. w. and Ellie H. Scott, aged eigm months "nd ssns
days.
DIED, October 2lst at ouartc. to oc clock. II Of
typhoid fever In the county Of Elizabeth City HATHA'
MEL j., only son OF Edward b. and Eh1hoetn fArfsn,
in the 25th year of his age leaving kno ana ihou!4et
large circle of friends and acqufnance' TO mourn their
The drceased wa, consistent member Of the psp'is,
Church fr several years: Morally and regiouy h- ha
few eousls and supe ors nome Like Martha oi old
cbo,e m youth thai good part To seek that Saviour hG
ha. nremsed TO tighten the burden OF the weary sni
how laden 10 be light the blind, and physician 10
tbe .ck Resolving in the seed time Of youth, to
bis high calling and election he took Christ for
polar star the Bible for his chart and compass guide
him peacefully oer the haven OF eternal rest where Inc
Making this choice wisely, he left not In darkness
but had the bright smiles Of crucifed Saviour cheer
his pathway through tho dark valley of the shadow Of
DEATH" while brig gels spread their wings
spri. lis peaceful journey clmes Of ending
ss deprving death Of its sting and the grave CT !s
terrors.
Why has pleased God In his infinite erees to Wei,
this kind family with so deep affection is known only
him who ruleth wisely and doeth all things right They
not those without hope but have the
ISOLATION TO know that he left them for short time only.
helore they must follow bis peaceful abode II their s:
days like his then and until then will they know
why they have been sorely afflicted He
to them, but it Is left for them to meet him
In that blissfu cline. beyond the blue ETHEREAL sky
Where ain and not and pleasures neve! de
For them to meet him
On that happy and celestial shore
Where disease and death and felt no more.
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For he En9u
SENATOR HUNTERS LETTER.

After quite protrscted period Of CESSATION, Dir.
Hunter has at length delivered himself Of letter to
the Hon. Shelton f. Leake, setting forth his views IN
regard to Mr.. Buch8nans Administration In just such
manner and form expected by the writer OF
this communication, who would have saked his ex-
istence on a communication from that gentleman
dealing in generstles, which would leave it an open
question whether Mr.. Hunter would or would not be
found in the ranks of the opposition six months from
this time.
1t altogether useless TO mince matters longer. Mr..
Hunter is not the for the post Of United States
Senator and the sooner the Democracy make up
their minds to this fact the better His letter to Mr.
Leske proves very clearly his readiness to oppose
Mr. Buchanans Administration at the shortest notice.
and his sympathy with the New Orleans "DeIta,"
et id onne genus.
Had Mr.. Hunter continued his silence, while the
genuine supporters of Mr.. Buchanan would have
found ample reason in such silence for the rejection OF
Mr. Hunter as fit person to represent the State OF
Virginia in the United States Senate, yet the friends
of Mr.. Hunter might have argued, that as he had com
mitted overt act, his featy to the Administration
and the Democracy wss based on evidence sufficient
to satisfy them, at least but having spoken az he has
in such letter, the to MIR. Leake, it needs no
seer to predict the ne has shaped out for him
self; and, warned by the evidence now before them
the Democracy should lose no time in casting about
for some other candidate to represent the Old Do
miniop in the United States Senate. PIEDMONT.
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MONROE SPRINGS fOR s.IR

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to. -
gether with all appurtenances, consisting of an o.
ample supply of Beds, Bedding. Household anG e
Kitchen Furniture; also Crockery, Cutlery, etc The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part of
county Als In mile Of the Mobile and rard railroad,
aud the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
belonging the Springs conains 500 acres of No
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak pop
gum mulberry elm, holly Spanish oak; with
dergrowth Of snkbush, buckeye surnach and other
dergrowth indicating rich soil About l2O acres Of the
above lands is in high state Of cultivation and will pro-
duce 1000 to 1900 pounds Of cotton the acre The build
ings in good condition with large and commodious
Hotel and winter residence for family; ALSO Ien.Pin
Alley, Billiard Room and Table Bath House two Ball
Rooms, Of which fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses, In fact there is nothing wanting
make this Of the desirable watering places the
South the water stands in high repute as any the
State Testimonials of the fact be produced If
quired.
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-onefourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments, with notes and approved security or mort
gage Of the place
Any person wishing engage In business of the kind
would do weto examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without any outlay save for groce
ries there is apple supply of things
hotel business Any lumber Of sheep can be had al Sl50
beef to cents, turkeys at Is cents
cents eggs at 10 cents per dozen, butter at Is cents
For further particulars apply to G. E. Haynes Esq Ga
zette Office Cahabs, Alabama myself at the SpringI
Dec 3l-wDtf J. ENGLISH Tr,iatee.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.

RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOX SALE.
Attorney tor the heirs of John Seymour Tslisier
desirable estate known by the general nsmo OF HAYS;
1t 10 not often that an opportunity is afforded Oh pur
chasing such property as this and the only .h ~
be relieved from the OF land and negroes ne ss'
tate contains about 20o Acres tho whole OF wnlch mas
heretofore been cultivated tarm II is however
in lots or parcels divided by strips OF intervening
land,) each OF which will DO sold separately
lst. Hays" "proper-containng about looo Acrcs tne
"River Flat"
tis situated Immediately the RspPahsnnock, in the
county Of King George Virginia WE'VE ies M n osio"
Wallace the side, and OF Mr.. j. Parke Corbin on
the other This has always been regarded as equal
any udewater Virginia. for the production oil Wheat
and Corn The soil is OF the finest description, and when
reduced by excessive cultivation, is readily restored to
original fertility Though not bushel of clover seed
has been for twelve years. there ia upon Of the
felds a luxurant crop. The estate 10 we'll watered
about Is open for cultivation, and the balance
growth containing quantity of Timber
Grist Mill
plank will extend from the bank the vessel re.
ceving grain from Hays "
2nd. The Mill Tract situated just below "Hays con-
tans 35l acres 70 or go Of which are In wood The or
gins character of the soil 10 superior There the
mains Of an old Mill upon ,tream that never falls pass
ing through this tract which if rebuilt would command
arge custom This is very desirable property tor one
wishing TO farm a limited scale.
3D. Boomsberry. This division of the estate com.
with the rst range OF hills from the river pro-
verbal fer fertility along the whole course OF the Rap
pahannock 1t contains $50 acres sufficient portion OF
which is in wood. For residence few situations pre-.
sent moro attractions The location Is healthy and the
view from the hills nearest the river is extensive ana
beautiful THIS tract Of land placed In either Of the val
ley counties of the Stae-removed would be from
tde.wster communication-would really command dou'
BILE the price asked for It, -
survey each ,ractis in progress, and pats will
soon be ready for exhibition
Upon large part of the purchase money, If satsiscto
un6 nfnY in
credit be had. The time Of possession will be &C.
commodated to the wishes OF tho purchasers.
Persons desiring further information will please direct
their letters TO me. King George c. H. Va: Those
wishing view the property will call and In my
absence will be shown by Mr. Lee the nsnager on the
estate. w. H. MASoN
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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in advance When n letters eSnssIeS ,soS
aluey ~ . ~. ri.k Of tie writer's.
a.' 70 TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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yer,isers are charged S35 for une square OF ton
So sr two squares, aud in that proportion iot sd
Of greater length, except Auctioueers, who
e. !. sb,..ed sloo. paper inciuded}
4, Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
~ ,.,c, are charged for as advertisements.
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nav or tory references to insure execution
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,ysi.sbe Bank notes ii registered, at the r'k oil
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

MADE.
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country where
one teacher 10 employed 1t s impossible, for OF
time for the teacher devote that constant personal
tenon that is needed. In ssch schools the little pupil in
music Is necessarily to the piano learn and prac
tice her music without ssstsnce Should there be bu.
scholars and half hour only devoted by each to
music the teacher being present. five hours of the teach
ers time will be consumed, and but little left for the in
suction in other studies To this may be traced any
of the complaints Of Female Schools.
The great object of my School iso the constant
personal attention Of the Teachers every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One to at
tend the ordinary English Branches including Ma,hc
macs and the Sciences and the other Music French
have charge of the first Department By her fidelity and
her amabity of character secures the love of oil
her pupils; and from my own examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency
In the other Department embracing Music, French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE kNAuYT engag.
ed, lady educated with great care. AZ teacher
she has given the highest satisfaction her employer and
patrons All that hear Of her is exceedingly compi.
nenary Observe that in Music tho Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in the presence of the Instructor
and then retire to another Piano TO practice.
frequently examine the young ladies' especially on
such branches as are generally In Female Schools very
mperfectly learned. When this s to take psce 10 not
generally known by them The is that they
are always prepared.
In closing, feel due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School, to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness to each other and 10 every
their handsome observance of those social propretes
which contribute much the ornamen of female 90.
ciety their digent application to their duties and their
proficiency lmeri, more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the OF the south.Sde Rai!Rosd,
suitable conveyance will be provided.
ET- Every article OF clothing should be marked.
~ My address s MacFarland's, Lunenburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-03
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pvDCIANATlON

ryrogN,TIoy h wing been received by the Executive
,5,, NEKIwETHER F. DAY, charged with horse
,5~ and vino confined in the Jail of the county OF
s.srcS escaped from said jail on the might OF the
.asv oIer Il reward OF hundred and fifty dollars TO
v per,on ,rhO shall arrest the said Merwether Day
-, teLre. hin into ,he jail OF sald county, and do
srs, rsouirr all officers uf ;his Commonwealth civil
b;ary and eoues; the people generally TO use their
~ exer;:ons 10 prucuvs the arrest OF the said Meri
...bsr :, psy. that ne zisy be brought 10 justice.
Gveu ,pdsr ms hand Governor, and under the Less
S.sl Of :ae Commonwealth, at Richmond this
.-s.l 2is, aSy Of October. 1857.
HENRY A. WISE.
:,5s Governor GEORGE w. MusFoRp, Secretary Of the
Commonwealth.
Day abeut Eve feet seven inches high has
rs hsr keeps beard cose shaved, which is inclined
-. sandy coored he has Roman nose, rather down.
CO.. look speaks quick when spoken to- and weighs about
,ouuds He was raised in the county of Hanover. and
.c:ied the county Of Caroline where he has vile now
Iusy Oct 22-c3w