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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04
mum, in edition to the pay already received for all

mum, in edition to the pay already received for all
the time he had been in the service.
The government edition llS,OOO copies for distribu-
tlon,l as we'll as Com. Perry's private edition, ab-
sorbed the interest of the public go entirely that Sc
ries Of engraviDgs, which Mr. Heine published at
his own expense, caused him very severe losses -
Moreover. the publishers Of Com. Perry's wo:k, by
entering it according 10 act of Congress- secured the
copyright of the illustrations, except the few be lad
published himself.
Thus after four years Of erduou. labor and loyal
services, after receiving the most honorable scknow.
Judgements o the value Of his services by the United
States Senate and public opinion Mr.. Heine remains
still without pecuniary compensation for collecting
materials that were thought sufficiently interesting
be published expense Of nearly half million
of dollars
All that this meritorious srlist-as modest as he is
talented-asks at the hands of Congress, is to be
placed on the same footing with DR.. Morrow and TO
receive The same compensation Upon the facts pre-
sented above can there be the least doubt OF the
tire justice of his claim We take sincere pleasure
in commencing this subject to the attention of Con-
gress. satisfied that they will mete out equal justice
in this entirely deserving case.
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~ TmE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

having been received by the Exea
,har , murder hss been CO nmitred in the county
..rs,,y,ns. ~. By JAMES NICHOLS, on the 81 inss.'
=, he ha. hed from justice, and is now going a. s.sei
~ INV n.rson W no shall arrest the said James
y I'D deliver him into the Jail OF said county and
s:toTerrequire all officers Of this Comm9Sweai,n
nj ,ad military and request Inc people bs ssS
| s., exer,ions procurethe arres o tue ss'u 'aes
80, Isn J, rsst he may be brought TO justice.
sSan unier my hand Governor, and under the Less
~ seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond this
t''" o'' " HENRY A. WISE.
s,,.e Governor GEoSoE w. MrsroHD, Secretary OF
.,- C5,pmouweata ,. u ,.or,, nm,
''- ,.r ,rh: or ten inches high, tolerable smooth
VIM n. exception OF small beard on his cum:
,r an.c, sharp nose dark eyes, and is ABOUT le
wv ~ Wv
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

Posr OYFIcK DEPARTMENT, Nov. 49, 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United
States from lst February 1858, 30th June, 1859.
the following route in the State of Virginia. will be
ceved at the Contract Office Of this department until 3,
p of the 4th day Of January next be decided on
the following day:
53Oe From Charlottesville by North Garden, Covesvie,
Oak Lawn, Lsvingston, Rose Mills. New Glasgow,
Amherst Court House, and Cool Well, t. Lynch
burg, 70 miles and back, six times week. In
iourhorse coaches.
Leave Charlottesville daily except Sunday, at l.2
pm;
Arrive at Lynchburg next day by 9 GAM
Leave Lynchbure daily except Sunday, at n nj
Arrive at Charlottesville by II pm.
Proposals containing different schedule will also
be considered.
For forms Of proposal guarantee and certificate; also,
instructions and requirements to be embraced in the con-
tracts advertisement of January IL. 1862 February
1856, and February g 1857 either of thcm in pam
phet FORM at all the principal post Offices.
AARON V. BROWN,
Nov 2i-cwiw Postmaster General.
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WAR BETWEEN NICARAGUA AND COSTA
RIGA

A young yirginian officer of the U. S. Navy, sta.
toned at Greytown, sends the following interesting
article from the Croaica de Costa Rica. November
7th, 1857:
The Minister Of The Supreme GorsrnmSnk Of Nicard.
gNd-.Nan0gua, Oct. 1871, 1857,
To THE PRErEcr OF THE DEPARTMENT or -.
The Prt sidrut has been pleased In send from the
Ministry of War the following decree:
Considering that the complaisancs OF The Govern
ment of the Republic have not been sufficient to re.
press the designs Of that Of Costa Rica and the hos
tile operations which has undertaken for ths river
of San Juan, the Lake and srhmus between San Juan
del Sur and Virgin Bay ~ in order to obtain posses
sion of the whole line OF transit and having in view
the Dispatch under date OF Aug OF ths Minister of
Foreign Relations OF that Republic refusing, on the
part Of his government, the crssion which It made 10
that OF Nicaragua OF the district of Guanacasta, and
the right bank OF the river San Juan from two miles
below old Castillo to the Castillo point:
The captain of the steamer "San Carlos,' George
Cauty having declared he blockade Of the fortress
of San Carlos, and demanded the surrender to thu
forces of the Generain Chief Of the Republic of
Costa Rca, rs is manifested by the note which said
captain directed 10 the commandant of said fortress,
which accompanies this does, decree as follows, viz
ART. /. Nicaragua III accepts the war which the
Government of Costa Rics makes upon IT, and will
vndicae its rights outraged by the treschery OF that
Government.
ART. ,. The Republic of Nicaragua will preserve
intact all its rights the whole transit line from San
Juan del Norte through the river and lake to San
Juan del Sur we'll as those it has to the district oi
Gusnacasta, its lands, woods and rivers.
AKr 3. That it will proceed to raise the necessary
forces to carry into effect the present order.
Given in Managua on the l9rh October, 1857.
THOMAS MARTINEZ,
loRheul MAXIMO JEREZ.
Senior Minister of War: DoN RAsALIo CoRTEs.
o. NOTES BY EDITOR. This is ialse. Costa Rca
claims nothing more than its limits which the rivcrs
OF sapoa and Flor and the bank OF the river OF san Juan
which Is in s territory
CaJ Nicar.cus says she accepts a war which has moi
been declared and which Costa Rca has not yet thought
O!.
This is Punts Arenas which forms the harbor Of Grey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04
MRAnow FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, lying In the county
Il of Prince William, adjoining the land of Judge
and Immediately the Turnpike Road Leading from
Alexandria warrenton, and two aud hall nie .;n ~
Gainesville. depot the Manassas Gap Railroad tn.iS
i've miles distant from Alexandria which place can o
reached in TIVE hours on the cars
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Forty Wod
Half Acres-about four hundred OF which are ,o
and Timber. The balance In cleared ana uEiuSu ; 'o
nine Fields all of them well wstered by lasting
Broad Run-a large and failing monnIa'h s
passes through tho estate West TO East
which Is beautiful Meadow OF one d w.
valuable as Meadow but highly useful ioe grazing pur
poses. The uplands rolling ana su'cep"0'' u any
fhe Improvement are large and commodi9us Dwell
Ing with seven spacious four above and three oe
low stairs and the necessary out houses surrouno'
ing the yard large and aour.hns Orchard M Of Appes
reses and many Of them in full bearing Country stores
by any tho ssate for health and affords the
best society -.-. .;so,,.
| will do we'll 70 call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge z. Collins Lee,
| Baltimore, Nd, or the Subscriber.
H. W. A,rs1 a 1ST
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ARRIVAL OF THE BODY OF CkA"FohD'
TUE SCI-LPTOR.

The packet ship Southampton, Captain Pratt, ar
rivsd At New York on Monday morning from Lon
don. She brings the body Of Mr.. Crawford, the
Sculptor, which 10 to be u,erredu Greenwood Gene
,erv. The funeral services will be performed some
dsy this week, at St. Johns church.
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Net specie sent out this year,..........s

The classification of the domestic exports ls inter
eesting as showing first that, notwithstanding inc
falling of in the export OF grain last spring and sum
,nar. the products of agriculture sold abroad nearly
aaus the great export in this line in 1896 and second
w. that the planting interest derived the largest sums
total from cotton and tobacco known 10 the history o
our foreign commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04
VALUABLE ALBENIARLE ESTATE,

INTENDING to change my location, offer for sale my
n farm "Hokham," containing upwards OF twelve hun
dred Il 20O acres near four hundred 600 in timber
lying principally the Of Joy Creek only one
mile from "Woodville" Depot, the Central Railroad
QD one and half from "Bleemteld" Academy, a large
and aourshns school, FIVE and half (s.) from the Uni
versity Of Virginia six and halt (62 from
of Virginia The entire farm Is beautifully SET in orchard
grass timothy and clover, and in condition to improve
rapidly and produce large crops OF son wheat snd to-
known possess many inducements is rarely offered
Tor sale.
The terms will be sufficiently liberal for the times
Reference can be made the Hon. VIM c. Rives, Ra-
leigh Colston, 8. W. Fickn, w. NJ holland, DR. Geo.
B. stephens, VIM Garth and W. w. Glmer, OF Abs
msrle f. G. Ruin, Ed Southern Planter, John P Bal.
lard or to my Commission Merchant, T. Jas. Deane, OF
Richmond who has sold my crops for about twenty 2O)
years will take pleasure In answering any inquiries
that may be addressed in showing to any one
who may call upon woodville Depot, Albernsre
K,
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DEATH OF GEORGE r. GLIDDoS. ESQ

DEATH OF GEORGE K. GLlDDOS. ESQ
We regret to see it announced pa, Georso i
G!iddop, Esq, the distinguished Egyptian '!a'r'f
and writer, died suddenly OF pulmonary eoEg~s'i :;
a, his hotel in Panama on the 10Th ult. as Wa "
his return to New York as one Of the agents OF III.
Honduras Railroad Company. His renars W.
taken charge of by hia travelling comp'n"n II
Shelton Sanford, E.q. Mr.. Gideon ~ns t"r s-r-r.
wears United States Consul in Egypt, and 10 We
known, also for his work, "lndig-nou- Rn"'s II
Man." and .Typet OF Mankind" Hi. l-rrnr.s ':r-
vered in all the principal cities Of rhr Cn-'i H''''-
on Egypt and its monuments, attracted c"n-6-'7h Z"
attention, few years ago, from the sc'-nG. n' 10
published works we're read with no rl- ,"''r''i -
He was n native OF England, and about IL Sea:s q!
ege The New York Herald says:
"ln his death. science and the world hnv" 'n%
tained most severe loss and tho nt.Ilig-c-'f itir
mourpu event will carry sorrow 10 ih1 h-nf'. ~ h'
thou,ands of personal friends throughout ih- i''
states and Europe Mr.. G!iddon wss an -xrn"ril
nary man. of versatile talents, varied inf"rm1nn ~"
large experience. The races and the civ'lz, III -
both continent. were familiar 10 him. lie hat h'"!
the guest of the Arab and Turk had trnv-rs"d III"
rr.st deserts wandered over Palestine ana M'sr?n
ramla, had been resident of Greece, @as familiar
with every country in Europe, and wa c"-'n"p IL
ian in America IG language pLygot, An -n'y IL
media IN information. he at once the noas CGttr.
tsining and instrucrive Of companiOne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04

Against
John Swami, Jesse A.. Abraham, Virginia R. Hobson,
adm'x Of Thomas L. Hobssn decd, Henry Gordon, late
sheriff Of Pohann county and such admor with the
will annexed of Meliora q. Swami, decd and adm'or
with the will annexed of Caroline Leske George
Dinguid George A. Swami In his right and exor
Jane Dinguid decd John Fisher and Jane his WIFE, Isaac
Coles, Thomas Coles, Thomas B. Swami, Samuel R.
Swami, Jane Eliza Mildred Swami, and William selden,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is obtain settlement Of the
of John g. Swami Of the estate of Me-
lora G Swami, decd. and decree for the payment of
whatever of money may be found be due from
the curator to the egstees OF the said Meora g. Swami,
decd upon such settlement: And an affidavit having been
made and filed in the that the depndanls George
Dinguid, Samuel X. Swami, John Fisher and Jane his
wife, George A. Swami and VIM Seden are not inhabi.
tapts of this State; the motion Of ths plaintiff it Is
ordered that the said George Dngud Samuel r. Swami,
John Fisher and Jane his wife, George Swann and VIM
seden do appear here within month after due publ.
cation of this order and do what may be aecssay pro.
tect their in this suits and that copy Of this
der be published week. flor four successive weeks
in the Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in the
CITY of Richmond and thnt another copy posted the
Courthouse of this county the first cay Of the next
County Court. ACopy-Testc,
Nov l3-cw4w WIN. : DANCE, C..
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK

EIHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Decem'
u Der l7th ls53-Capita $50, ,0O0.-This Institution re.
ceves deposits on which interest is paid ut the nte OF
per per annum if remaining on deposit six 'oH'
and S per cent for shorter periods
WIN G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, SecretaT
JOHN Ii. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
FOfica No. l53, corner Main and 18th st.
Jan lg-clv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04

JAMES RIVER LAND FUK SALEs .
TIME subscriber offers for sale his Tract Of Land call
II ed SNOWDEN, lying on James River, In the county
of Goochand thirty miles above Richmond This tract
contains four hundred and seventy OF which there
grounds The high land very dne and is capable OF
the highest Improvement There 10 Dwelling House on
this place. good Barn and the usual Out Houses found
ON Farm.
DR.. George W. Harris and John Thompson, Esqs living
will shew the property TO any wishing TO view
the premises.
Sep, 3-cwtf SAML D. LEAKE.
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Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Louisa county
on Monday, the Cd day of November 1857,
Mile,us T. Gooch Sheriff Of Louisa county and as SUCH
administrator de bonis non Of Ralph s. saldidge deceas
ed, Plf.
against
John Pondcxter and Elizabeth, his WIFE, David T. John
son. administrator of Thomas Johnson, deceased, and
other Dns.
And
Mletus T. Gooch Sheriff of Louisa county and rs such
administrator dc bons with the will annexed Of John
Graves, deceased, Plf
against
David r Johnson administrator Of Thomas Johnson,
deceased and other, DTS
The object of these suits TO attach legacy of
thousand dollars given by Lucy Quares of Orange
ty to John rondexer for the purpose Of satisfying debts
due from the said John Pondexter to the Of the
tesate Of the plaintiff in rst md In the
cond suit above and also to recover the the plain
tiff in the rst suit above i'll the Court of Appeals and a
day having been made and filed in each case that the de-
fendanis named above in these suits residents Of
this State on motion OF the plaintiff in each suit, by his
attorney 1t s ordered that the said defendants above
named in each suit do appear here within month after
due publication OF this order and do what necessary
protect their interests in the said suits.
Copy-Teste,
A. DavID EI1STrR r,arL
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NEW YORK MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2-rhe official vots az tho
whole city amounts to $1,000. Temsnn's msjorny ~
1881.
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auckland Pr. William CO.. Va, April l4-ctf
ALRENIARIE LAND FOR SALE.

LyoR SALE, my farm of thres hundred and eleven
n In Albemarle county. adjoining :ho isnas anus
J. o. Massey, sneed and others, six miles from
Charioste.vile, two and half from shadwell Depot
and two from the kivanns Improvement One hundred
and twenty acres are cleared we'll enclosed and in high
oil improvement One.thrd Of this 10 good bottom
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place. and we'll Of first rate water In the yard
TERMS LIBERAL; Or if desired, exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address me at Richmond call my office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor strses.
Oct l6-ctf 8. A. HART.
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COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The commerce of the United States with foreign
nations and their colonies for the fiscal year 1857,
ending 3Oth June last will be reported officially
to Congress by the Secretary of the Treasury The
New York Times anticipates the report at length by
presenting tn. following condensed figures:
GROSS EXCHANGES OF TREASURY YEAR 1857.
Imported in foreign goods, Sjl8 42S 3l2
Foreign specie brought in, l24oi''92
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04

BURNING OF THE BARK ONTARIO.
HALIFAX. Dec. 1.-The British bark Ontario, from
New York for Newfoundland, was totally destroyed
by FIRE at Whitehead yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04

ANOTHER STEAMER SNAGGED.
Sr. I,.rls Dec. 1.-The steamer Allegheny hence
for Nav Orleans, was snsgged and sunk yesierdsy.-
man and a child were drowned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04
FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
HAVING on hand choice variety of FRurr II II
IL TREES of my own raising, and grating
sutfcicy large for transplsnting respectfully -
call the attention of the public to them:
My Nursery located oneands.haf miles North, East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure In show
Ing them.
All orders addressed to- or left at my agents, Messrs
Van Lew, Taylor Co., No 10, Main street Richmond
Va, or myself, will rnoet with prompt attention
Aug 24-c6m 1' ''A'N ~ LEWIS TUDOR
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ETOCRATIC NEWsPAPER fOk SALE

NEWOCKATIC NEWSPAPER FOX SALE.
ps,ur ,-oDr,eor of DEMOCRATIC PRESS in tbs inte-
nor of Virginia offers his establishment for sale
ne Paper Is located in Democratic community ana mas
ii, = ali the elements of success. II has maintained
.ss.asse degree of popular favor at all times and In
a,nds OF an active mau, one or two practical print
- T energy and enterprise, cannot fail to ensure noe
Al ;s;uru ior the labor bestowed upon IT, II weI! sup
.,,. g'.p.r.y e..
I,xl be sold on liberal and accommodating terms En-
;,.s Of the Editors OF the Richmond Inquirer
l.. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04

DARE OPPORTUNITY "A person having capt
IL tal, and wishing to engage 10 the DRro BUSINESS
can hear of desirable opportunity by addressing 6 b.
hoy 6s7 Richmond Va. Nov l7-ctf
G0OWDER.-Justt to hand, large supply OF all kinds
and make of Powder for field sporting, duck and
ses ,bootinp cannon and blasting put up in cansers
from half IN 10 i've lbs and In kegs from 81 lbs TO 25 bs
which will be sold low at wholesale and retail.
CHAS. LEONARD,
Or, 1e Old Street. Petersburg Va
Del DOVE co.
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THE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,

TH 3 T A Z T T z n > Z n II n :
WEST PEsS SQUARE, PHILApELrHIA.
INCORP GRATED by the Legislature, 1853, on the plan
III Of the Industrial Colleges of Paris and Berlin.
inence Monday November 9th 1887 and CONTINUE euf
months. ,, =, u,L
In addition thorough practca m IN maine me-
series Of oy ncmber' OF the Faculty are gwen
~ follows:
w J. Whitaker, A. NJ
Industrial Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry, by
PROT A. l.. Kennedy N. d.
Mechanical Engineering and the Principles of Machines
By Prot. N T. Tuthill A. NJ.
Ample facilities provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and students may pursue full partial
Fee for full course, $50.
For further information apply to
DR.. A. L KENNEDY,
Mo- preaIent Faculty. Philadelphia
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3 }33 5Gl.S3:3
295,65O,938
Apparent excess,

annarsnt excess 1877 81 1895
We msy here note that nearly If not the whole OF
this excess WAS held in bond the close of the fiscal
wear. June 80 The amount bonded in New York
aone was then S37 054 l52. or an excess of twenty
-x millions the amount in bond at the close OF
the previous year; and the amount in bond has since
-. ;,,.a.,ad FIR H., ,r1Dy of n market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-04

V7IRGINIA-POWHATA COUNTY, TO WIN
v CHANcERY:-At Rules held in the Clerk, Office
of the Circuit Court of Powhaan County from tie 7th to
the 9th day of September inclusive in the year ISL
Edward Coles, executor Of Edward c. Swami, dec d.
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To EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

rsr .u5.c,bers beg leave call attention to & tnelr
| STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, oRSAaE;Si .; .;
;oRDERS PRESSES. &c. &C. large ,;s sHpps TYpe and ID
sewn Foundry, No 3s, Gold Street New YORK.
~ , s:.or,,nen, of all articles required IA
Printing Oface, lnc.utIne ,pys .
Az =, which -. wn,rsu. eau. eve-y respeev 10 any
tn, country sn ncrcd, n'G for spproved ne
Ss a'ca' 'e'''s' '.<. zen; discount for cash Old
S..19ek IN eycb.Ge for new at ;he customary price
0; n.ne cents per pound Delivered within oo days from
H WI uAGAR, JR., e. CO.
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Total, -. ~
Eyp'd in produce of US, S27S9Oh 7l3s
Foreign re exported, ~ !of'3us
Rsnitted in Am'can gold, 6n,01s.352
In foreign gold and silver, 9,O5S,5'o
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S36U,S90,l4!
1862 ,9i9,li4

psIsnos In favor OF United States, S2,O59 0O3
The total imports Of foreign goods for IN. wear as
above. $34S. 1882
Of which re.e1ported. l4.9D5, 500
1,sft for American market 1888 522 S33
J,sft for American market in 1856, 295, $50 938
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TIE undersigned. AoESr IN VIRGINIA. for the above
eel suowa establishment supply the trade Siih
PRiSTiNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
Don me most liberal terms Having printed the RICH.
Dxp F>arisER' for upwards Of ten years with type
ID o,asr material. purchased from Mess.s hAoAh q
,ciac.d 70 .-commend m ,erisls from their es
.pll.t-'sG, N preference To others.
specimen Books will be- furnished to the trade, and
Ih 4ces L. may be selected will be Forwarded with
:sps:ch WM. b ALLE1hE
Dc, q "Enouirer" Office, Richmond, Va
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BI THE GONERNoR OE VIRGINIA.

~xropNATloS win. been received by the Executive
WTprn'TH WORKMAN, white convict. con-
'"N 81. C;-cu:: Court o! the County OF Wayne TO
-?.nr in The Penitrnary: for the crime OF KID
rsa,n ~o rs- negroes effected his escape thereirom,
rsPe III. Of :he 18th instant, and 10 now going AT
ga u. s.sf5-. do hereby offer reward OF one hundred
s.r onr, 20 any person who shall arrest the said
S,si; Workman, aud deliver him into the pententary
- S,s.s and DO moreover require all officers OF
9 ' r ,r,o,w.al.a civil aud military, and request the
. Generally 10 use their beet exernons TO procure the
-. ~ "a. SAID CONVICT, that he may be brought to
So ,nv hand a. Governor. and under the Less
sal Of the Commonwealth. AT Richmond. this
AVA Wy HENRY A. WISE
,.ss covs-por GEoxGE w. MrSroRp, Secretary OF the
To-ii.b Workman is i've feet eleven and half inches
.,h, measured without shoeso dark hair ana oIue
49,. Nothing remarkable about his features
Soy l.-c3w