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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-03
X ROsPECTUs
WRICHMOND EXAMINER,S

T-NDER AN arrangement made between the subscribers
u The Rich,nnd Examiner win be published Weekly and
Semi Weekly heretofore. and Daily edition will also he
issued. The Weekly and Weekly will be published Oh
furnished TO patron. at dollars annum, which
may discharged By the payment o: six dollars within
thirty days
The EXAMINER has no: been nursrd or fed the pa
trcnage OF Government In the past do anticipate
such aid for II In the future II established 40 al
vocatc the principles Of the Consuon interpreted by
THOMAS JgYrggsoS and supported by ID. resolutions Of
IN. Virginia and Kentucky Legislatures Of eS and 81! the
principles Of the old Democratic party of Virginia tn
these objects il will still he de oed and o ac
conplslng them, all efforts consistent with strict all
herrncs TO moral and political principles will he made
through m columns 10 preserve she integrity and unity
Of the present Democratic party. We hall endeaTor
through il to give warning, counsel and constant aid
to the Shareholder and the south-io maintain State
Sovereignty and defend Southern interests the sole
means of preserving the Onion preventing its becoming
curse The people OF g sections OF III. Cnt" Stutes
The Examiner" will, heretofore In supporting or o
posing public men, br governed exclusively by condrra
lion Of the objects for which established Sustaining
those whose elevation public trusts will advance the In.
.rests and honor OF Virginia thu South and the p-o. o
several States OF III. Cniou opposing s who war upon
Democratic Republican principles or are slack In defending
tn. sovereignty OF IN. several States la maintaining
i,ht, Of property In each .ection OF the Union.
The Proprietors an! tditor will use all means In hci!
over TO make the paper useful to the great Agricultural
and Cvrun. rcia Interests OF the state by furnishing aecu
rate accounts OF the state OF III. Markets foreign and
domestic and giving Information from the mos. reliable
sources the condition u crops and the supply OF the
great staples produced In the state aEd they hope to su.
tain the reputation has already acquired, 10y aording
entertainment, to families and persons whose tastes
ayocgons incline them more literary than political pur
suits WILLIAM LD Js., kntor.
WILLIAM Ii .YD 4 co, Proprictors.
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NOMINATION FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES

The Petersburg Democracy have made mos
excellent selection Of candidate for the Iious'
,r Delegates. Mr. Joynes has reflected grea
redit upon the legal profession Of Eirsini.
md his talents, information and abilities wi.
DC Of signal service in the next Legislature
Such men as Mr.. .Joynes are greatly wantc'
n the Legislature Of Virginia at this time
The Petersburg Pres says:
In Mr. Joynes, the Democracy have stand
.rd bearer around whom all may well b'
proud to rally. The principles on which hi
political faith is founded, are certainly accept
lblc. and if personal character and intellectual
.blity furnish any claim to favor he ma!
challenge all to weig gh him at his real worth.
Let every Democrat, then. dismiss any
f cling Of disappointment, and come up To hi
support. We are for measures. not men--
for the interests of the country and the IN
tcrests Of the party, above mere personal 'cel'
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4" WHATS IN a NAMEr
The New York Daily News" says

The New York Daily News says:
The "Post don't like the name OF Bolts or
Goggin either. 1t also complains Of Scroggs
and Scroggins 1t is ever dissatisfied What 5
in q name? a ro.s by any other name.' &C..
&c For our part, having been born Parsom(s)
and christencd a Drake, we care not what else
the world calls us, provided they will take our
paper and foot the bill.
So Is Il with Bolts and Gosgins;
Also, with ScroSss and Scrogyius;
They care not Dc,
But will dance = jlg,
fihe people. dear people,
Will raise up steeple
And save brother Goggi1
From Letcher's hard logging,
70 come o6 10 May.
Aiack znd slsek..-day
Truth crushed 70 .ar:h, kc-
bryant:
which Is The bes: poet
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THE PROBABILITY OF WAR IN EUROPE.

The New York Commercial has the following
extract from private letter. written by an
American gentleman, nov oil the con iieut Of
Europe to his fricnl in Ncw York city. the
writer being in Il position 10 observe correctly
the current Of affairs:
In spite Of the Congress- to be assembled
there will bc no peace. Neither France Tor
Austria wants peace. The peace party Of Eu-
rope is confined TO the Derby Ministry III Eng
land to the an..i'i>trian Regency party in Brr.
lin, and to the Stock Exchange. The Dciby
Ministry Is now powcrlc>s Russia viii ieman
neutral until Austria is attacked al lone; and
Russia aims at nothing but the humiliation Of
Austria
War i, necessary, even in I tinan 'ial point Of
view. It's the only means Of avoi linz na,iora
bankruptcy. tie only decent cX Use for not
paying the interest on tic public debt i'll Ans.
tria. or making n new loan in Franc. The
war. howcv ,, M he contilcd 10 Au>tit and
France Il 10 &c vii! the Emperor o! France
proyOkc a c,,..,OD
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The Alexandria "Gazette" saws:

"The scripture quotation commented on
by correspondent Of this paper, II Will be
seen. is taken up by the Richmond inquirer
which argues that Gov. Wise is all right in
the matter. We must leave 1t to biblical scho-
lars The comment was made good humored-
", 3y friend Of Gov. Wise-and we dare say,
he will be willing that Gov. W. should be s!ts-
taincd BY the good book. At any rate, thu.
little bye-play is not unpleasant in the STRIFE OF
politics-lnd it shows that our Governor Is
touors pref and whenever he takes position
has grounds to defend it
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DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Thursday night,
II ih. i1ih instant, four likely Negro Men, named Wy
LIE SAM, BOB and SAM.
wYLlE purchased Of ii. Richards. tf North Caro-
na the sh March, about q years OF age 1--WE feet Ten
or eleven inches high; likely complexion ve.y dark and
talks free and easy when spoken to.
sAMis about ~ years Of age: FIVE feet eight or nine
uche. :h; was purchased Of George D. Pace. Of Rich
mond the i+,h Of March, and purchased by SIR Pace
Of William Jones' Gloucester county lie Is very likely
and stout and Of dark complexion, and has scar from
cut of his legs.
gOB five Feet inches high: wa+ purchased OF
A. Regensbug, Of King aud Queen county The ' o: Apr
aged out 30 years; very black Stout when he lett he
had small scar his face caused from bni! not quite
we'll
SAM IA about ye feet seven eight inches high OF dark
corntexon stout and well made; WAS purchased OF hcry
T. Murr, for Mrs L. II Piggu; OF james City county, on
the Is, of April. Some few whip marks on his hatG.
The abov. reward will be paid or the apprehension aan
d. livery Of the said negroes In chmond. Va: or IN
each Negro. his delivery security In some Ja 20
that get him.
should said negroes he taken in Richmond or Hsarice'
rs oniy VIII be paid Tor each JONES d sLaiEH
EicuuD>r. Anril l6 ls.J9--ultcuG
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fOK SALE,
\ BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM or S65
ACRES WITHIN A MILE AND A llALR Of STAUNT0N.

ACRES WITHIN MILE AND HALF OF STACST0N.
1tlE MANSION is large brick building with brick out.
houses, including Dairy Cheese establishment aud
athhouse and all the conveaicnc-s and appu'cnancrs Of
i:cH;ieman's residence.
The harns. stables and farm houses for and
srors are extensive substantial and In good repair.
fine Spring has bern conveyed TO the Mansion Dairy.
saith house and Sta les in ;r.r inch iron pipes, and the
grounds may b.. handsone, ornamened with fountains ~
small eSpense
There orchards the premises Of selected apples
and peaches many grape vines anu almost ever! variety OF
iruH adapted to ih. climate
The land Is limestone. in fine tilth and condition. and
much OF we'll se; In grass rs cleared, and the
.sidue heavily tmbrred woodland and the waoc under
GOOD enclosure.
II will he sold upon easy ierIns.
Applyto JOHN L. rEyT0N,
Anr -, c,r
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THE LOTUS;
y MONTHLY MAGAZINE y Il.
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ANNIE CdAm6EhS hElSaOVR.
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L J.aua'y, lS9, is before the public. Tie publishers
"e'9'.hoae 20 issue prospectus fully confident that
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NslIho love genuine literature l; Is commenced under
s '7',i favorable auspices: its gifted Editor saai, hr-
iseas OF the present age Of English verse;
asd assisted by corps Of brilliant contributors, both la
- eoanrs aud Europe. will furnish monthly ~ choice
's o. instructive entertainment, IS any periodical OF th.
'11t,ry affords,
la .o's will contain nothing sectional or sectarian hut
- feAn f'o ali fields Hha:ever Is worthy and acceptable
f-ls:o ih. enlightenment; and lIberay Of the enligh-
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..nc.s anil business letters can be addressed eiihe.
":h- Ed!;er or the Publishers.
ii%.-fhr.e Dollars per snnum, invariably in at~snce
'a!t'e cents per single copy. No subscription con
-a-,i 'ot longer time than paid for Booksellers aud
"'thsFs supplied terms usual to The trade. Great
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MCTTON & CLARK,
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NORMAN fIESSE NGER.

fVNllIS FINE STALLION will stand the present ~
l. season at the Tro;Ing Park. hear Richmond. S y
at fJ the season and $3Oi insure with 81 10th. l
crcom 3 D pdidin al ef-sr Wisa To n'G's ia
Parts nsasnI will have the privilege Of putting their
e horse next gratis, in all wher.
III, do prove in forl.
Mares viii h. well fed forty day. but there
will he responsibility In Of loss accident.
Season to terminate l,t August.
NORMAN MESSENGER is wears old the 22d OF May,
lS9a handsome grey, i6. hands Ugh Of fne lions
and for strength speed and bottom ined cannot be
surpassed He is kind In harness. and good yh ro,,er
II. has proved himself foal g-ier Norman Messen.
ger has taken the premium III. State Fairs in Maryland
Pennsy lvana and New jersey.
PEDlGREE.-Nornan Messenger sired by :hc import.
ed Norman horse Diligence. Is of !ubood Mes
s-nger Diligence impor-lby Edward Harris Of
Mo rist"wn. y. J. e. WAGNER.
ryn
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EMPEROR.

fINllE imported CLEVELAND BAY SrALLl0N,N
l. VI. HIVES, will stand the coming l.l--sN
al Castle lii FARM near Gotham PostOaicr, L4IA
Abein ,re county and serve The
heretofore 70 wit for the s.asOn s be paid the
time nf service. when the Mare IS taken lnsu
tiu. OF which So be paid down in
for the services Of the Horse and the remaining SO only
sh-n the IS asc.rainr 20 be IN fOa Grooms fe,
e. Good Pasturage 81 cents per week: and grain Nh-
desired. at n.ishborhood prices. S.A GILBERT,
March IL AI..t 10 prunri-.nr
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The Alexandria Gazette and Gen. Millson.
4 Al

Tho Alexandria Gazette and Gen. Millson.
The Alexandria Gazette of Monday contains
the following:
1.-The Opposition in the Norfolk Congress
sional District have declined making noinina-
ton against Gen. Millson. We see it stated
that Gen. Millson. in his speech before the De-
mocratlc Convention, alluded in terms Of high
praise to the manly stand taken by Hon. John
NJ Bolts against the Nebraska Bill in 1851
declaring that Mr.. Bolts had predicted truly
that that measure would he Pandora's box
from which would issue nothing but evil. -
Gen. Millson, it will be recollected, was the on
ly Virginia member who voted against the Ne
braska BILL
Our friend of the Gazette" says the Nor
folk argus" is entirely mistaken. There has
been no Democratic Convention in orr District
for two years, and Gen. Millson never made
any such declaration rs is attributed to him.
We showed him the above article yesterday
and he said it was altogether untrue. Our
frend Mr. Snowden has been misinformed, and
we fell sure he will take pleasure in correcting
Misrepresentation Of Gen. Millson's Ian
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xR. R1vEs coM1xe-A DISCUSSION ASKED FOR

Tho "Whig" Of Yesterday reminds its readers
that Mr.. VIM. c. Rives will address the cit,
zens Of Richmond, on the Sd of next month
We should not annoy Mr.. RiveS with any chal
lengc to discussion had not his own party set
the example. Mr. Gogsin visited Richmond,
was heard and no proposition for discussion
made by the Democrats, because he was can
didatc The Democracy expected the same
treatment Of Mr.. Montague when nc came to
RIchmond but III this We were mistaken, 4
discussion was demanded and though OBJ
jected to ny our party, was readily yield.
ed by Mr.. Montague. II was then an.
nounccd authoritatvcly by the Wing Elcc.
tors that they permitted mo horse to walk
ever the course when they had one in the sta
blc.' Will YOU stand up to this declaration
Mr.. Vim. c. Rivcs is coming. The Democracy
have several "horses in the stable" Shall We
have discussion We should like to hear from
the Wing We do not design any rudcncss in
demanding a discussion with Mr.. Rivcs.
Mr.. Rivcs comes rs arolpnt,er to Richmond,
and can expect no fivors that were refused to
Mr.. Montague. No duty brings him to Rich
mond; and coming from retirement to again
enter the political arena, he must enter it as
gladiator; and we claim the right to name hi
opponent. We will bring the equal Of Mr..
Rives, either as statesman, an orator, or Il
gentleman.
Shall We have discussion? Will the
"Whig' answer on Monday?
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nITRoPoLlTAN ACADEnl AND

4 = w.
~. TIE EDUCATION OF BOTH SEHES.
nos. '% ISp e5, SIXTH AvsSrs, SEw YoKs CRY
POI :. J. SEDGwlck. Principal.
RliLD!NG loo feet by 80. Ave stores high. Appoint
- a,a throughout OF The 6rst order, and the finest
V.nAAsiCM Ia IN. United States.
soARDlNG pCplLs-Ref.r-nce 10 well known gentlemen
N9''t srd a. the South Catalogues ray be obtained
..ll;s.'iae as above.
st Waa 3D. .; this institution two isx cmploy
.ss rad renc.d teachers Interviews may he had
-, !, ee pr.hc'p4l 4. any hour.
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SOTlCI;

NOTICE.
WAS committed to the County Jail OF Alexandria enun'
w ~ on the I'D day Of November, ls5?. mulatto
DsGed HENRY JUiNSOS about the age OF ~, as runa-
way Said slave represents himself rs belonging TO The es
tate Of the late VIM Johnson Of Fairfax county Va lie
gh, mla,to about five 4. five inches In height The
Of std negro Is hereby required to come forward
and assert his Claim to said negro, or he will be disposed Of
according 20 law. JAMES COLE,
A,ril l6--c;ys Tailor of Alexandria County.
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gY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

INr0RNiiIoN having been received hy the Executive
| h:J, SHCA WEST II free urgro who Was condemned
- -, I|uniy Court "f Northampton three years I'M.
rraen; in the renit-ntary. for the cri,- OF larceny
escaped fc the jail Of ssid county: and that REUBEN
sIgp another free negro, who charged in the county
=, c,rolne with having cut and wounied a wh. perso:
~ a,rr, 20 main. disable. disfsure KILL has sl,o He'd
az, i,ce: and that both going at lar ~; there
-. 10 hereby offer reward Of two hundred dollars TO
,-,ou who shall the said Joshua West xnd Reu.
-, R- and shall deliver the said Joshua into the Jail Of
T-N.,p on county, and The said Reuben into the jail Of
zodiac county: hundred dollars Tor such arret and
,.ry o. .,her aud do require all officers OF
% s.ah. civil ana military, and request III. pco
-.n-slly - :hcr best pVvrons procure the
m Of III. .,d ur,ires tha; try Gay be brought t. jus
-; Given under my hand as Governor, and under
IN. Les seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rich
- ,inond this twenty second day Of April, lSj9
HENRY A. WISE.
., III. overnor GsosGs ". MrSronp Secretary Of The
Commonwealth.
Iahu West Is s.ou;iy built about f:e feet FIVE or six
,h,s high. rsry black; about :hree.quarers OF
I've. long over the right very thick poutng lips and
~, .- on the back part his neck Just along aud above
- edge Of The hair Il il believed ha. he had with him
= -.ci,,,r which h-ars la'v In the year l>5D
y,rh,n !rl i, about ff, years Of age; muato aboI.
E r-.: A.i has full sui. of hair his teeth >mc and
..r Indifferent n. is probably in the county of Essex
uldr,,N in III. city Of Baltimore, where he recently
Anrl
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FARn on ,CHARLES City ROAD, FIVE

MILES BELOW TIE CITY, FUR SALE PKIVATELY.
{NE authorized TO sell. privately, the farm known
w Laurel nm" on the Charles Cry road, m,,
be the city. and occupied by Mr. VIM P-arce Il
taias 1o Of which % clared and the bal
hra'y wooded. The improvements are ccmfcrta.
BILE dwelling with th- necessary ontbildng- together with
ice house.
The soil Il very good and In fine state Of cultivation.
For particulars apply 90 Mr. Wm P-arce upon the pre-
Rises, or TO US.
April l9--2awSw JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 son.
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m THE GOVERNON Of vIRi:INIA.

yH-IrgE " vacancy has occurred l.. the senate Of
W Virginia. in District composed OF the counties Of
psh,;aa C.berlnd aud Chesterfield, asio-d by the
legation Of William u Jr.. ESQ., now therefore llei,-
- wi,- Governor Of the Comnoawe weAl,h Of Virginia,
vs. yi:., o authority vested the Executive have thought
..,p,, by Ws Of election issued and directed pur,un,
. r 10 ..our. election be held in each county
,ap n- .d Senatorial District at thu several places uf
,,:nr irvi according 10 law the fourth eursiay in
N,y next, THE 10Th day Of The month"; 20 supply Ia,
..ncy Aforesaid.
Gieu cnder my hand Governor, and under the LESS
, Seal .! the Commonwealth, nj Richmond. this eighth
l. :! dAy Of April >9, and IN The richtythiri ysSr Of
=. Commonwealth. HENRY a. WISE.
~ the Uoyefnor;
GsoGG. ". MrNFoED. Sec'y Of the Con'ih.
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McCORMICK'S
y IpIz-lS-s >n

IT.
". Eastern Virginia and North Caro-. -
lima his REApERS and PEAPERS and SSNA-l
MOWERS deliverable. 10 order through N
his agent WILLIAM 4 EgAXTON snl64IAs5U2A
Appxgs,-Acuun,on Pos. Ohcv hiuy William COUNTY,
Virginia
" B-All persons wanting Machines are requested u
send in their orders earlv
Dec $i-ctf WILLIAM A. BIAxToN.
- a. a.. a, a; -
rs,, ,', ~ "a E L,.,, ~ -, - ~. :, ,,,;,
i nc.s.,d in ssv.-,I ;ns..n... In en-, " e
,in, -, -, c,o,. ~ h.ayr -,
Ill ,h IT,, r.,,,.rs ~ M d,y lad
h.rs,oo,. Till hfor- ,h w.. bn ovar ami hi,
nachin ,o" NOR w.. .ch S.v ,b,n snv oth.r ox;nr
IN H., btn-,, and nnry Early or I,rs . r.nrc,ful
.o,;.;,.I F'' '
",f Lwrtrc uopcr rorro Avn ruprsuyy,
v,'UJ ctS IA, ,;,, .. " ~, ,.. ,., Il, ,. ",b ,,..
80 . =. -, =. ,., @ ~, t or - " 'e I r c.fnwri nav
.n-%t -, ~ s~i.,,,. Ri,y w;iima rounty y,
"p"o - -, 1 - 49,, ~ -.
" NJ y VlR Gn N ! -.
APPoiNlMhHr VI SLATE siepkNlS
Faculty VIII proceed on me is o' july nea' 10 ap
point Sta,e stuhens, 20 Ill Vacancies "'en Viii 'neh
EXIST III me iolowinS disirsts:
IL -S"r".S @ s.t snu ' r,n,e.s an ,anae, .:
~, 80. s y, ,r,',,r. - IL pin. I:.o,s.
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The harbor police of New York are to be
provided with steam propeller.
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Hon. Edward Everett on Tuesday delivered
before the literary societies Of the University
Of Virginia, his Grafton on franklin
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NOTICE..
HSp n " uoJIISG having Withdrawn from the con
M Germ Of BOILING BROTHERS, xe, the undersgnsa @
have mi. day associated with Us Mr. cliAS e. bIhHhEH NJ
SlIl for The parra.c Of eSndas.nS d.r ~. non.
and style OF BOILING. BRO. CO.
We viii from day discontinue the Grocery
in giving ovr undlyed attention the Commission and
Forwarding Business. hope merit liberal share o! puoc
patronage.
srITiI BOILING.
Ap,,, ao,h 1s5s JNO + BOILING.
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\ VALUABLE LANES HIvEK FANn,
(irrAELy ArrlicATioS Is y.ng.)

(iFfAELy Arriic,TiUS l. YIhE)
"lSlllNG ;o inUrr;o adjoining county offer for sale
w my farm con.anin. four hundred and seventy two
acres II IL situated James River, In the County Of
charles City, thirty miles below Richmond and five from
Charles City Court House, and aons the lands II Ex
Pr-sden; Tyler and ohers II very advantageGu,y stu
,-d for the shipping or all product. from tn. farm In
,nilc the landing timber and cord wood be Gu, su
cient TO pay half Of the purchase and then leave
full supply for fencing fuel 6c-rhere about hun
red eighty ninety Of cleared land which Id.
been recently heavily married aud lined. and Is In good
hearrh. ael for falcw is very hickly set with clover
1t produces Well wheat. AMI Tobacco" But Is useless TO
the produc,iveness Of James River nd 10"
well known to need much recommendation The dwelling
Is In good orrr, roomy, very convenient and beautifully
situated with all necessary out houses in first rate repair
The fruit Of the most chOic variety. Any wishing
view the plvcr, direct their letters Charles Cit,
Court or stating the day shall them At kennous
wharf. Terms made to suit the purchaser. Apply to
WILLIAM g. CHRISTIAN,
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rpy noIIII,S REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from NY house, three weeks since. negro
IL nan he prnpe ty OF J. ls Cardrn) named WILLIAM
- is wears old six fee. high. las yellow com.
plexlon big mouth rather slow spoken. and weighs lu
pounds Having been raised in Williamsburg, Va, In all
probability he will try To get there
will py the above reward for his arrest and retention
III! can ~, hold Of him. JOHN GARDEN
Clorrr D, pot. Halifax county, Va, April .6-cR+we
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SALE OF rNIrKD sTNrEy MUsK L rs. i;,I

W ksbiSS!'N, fprit i"ps.
DL0p0SALs in writing Will be received at the Ordnance
oc- un;l the l;:h day Of June ls9 for the purchase
u al! say portion of fry thousand United States mus.
k of N. sni and deliverable =; he places mentioned
e,.cs VT