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SoAP.-Fine scented Soaps for wash
~ ing and shaving-also the celebrated
shaving cream, for sale by
SAMUEL MELICK.
stroudsbuTg, January !, 1855.
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Notice 10 Correspondents.
THE LIVER
Z If Z & Q Y ~ G4 I " ~ Q
PREPARED BY DIR, sANFoRI

Compounded entirely from GHAns.
Is ore of the best Purgative and Liver me
dicines now before the public, that arts as a
Cathartic, easier, mider, and more effectuaI
than any o,her medicine known. 1t Is not
only a Cathartic, but Lirer remedy, acting
first on the Lirer 10 eject its morbid matter.
then on the stomach and bowels TO carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing two purpo,
ses effec!ually, without any of the painful
feelings experienced in the operations oi
most CdthdrticS. 1t strengthens the system
at the sane time that it purges ii; and when
taken daily in moderate doses, will strength
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Something New,

The public are respectfully informed that
the undersigned has opened, in the Borough
of Stroudsburg, a NEW
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SAMUEL REES, Jr.
DEALER IN
8A9a. gAPa,
Scots, Shoes s. fin0inas ,

Desires to call the attention of
he public, 10 new and well se-
ected stock of fashionable Hats
md Ca rs. which ,re inst ro,o;,.I
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broad.
way, New York. And retailed by all Drug.
gists. Sold also by Hollinshead & Detrick
and James N. Durling, S,roudsburg, Pa.
July |, lS5s.--IY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
PROSE- ECTCS
OT THE
"RICHMOND EXAMINER"

uJSDER an arrangement made between the subscribers,
the Richmond Examiner will be published Weekly and
Weekly rs heretofore and Daily edition will also be
Issued The Weekly and Sem Weekly will be published Oh
the same terms heretofore. The Daily paper will be
furnished TO patrons dollars per annnm, which
may be discharged by the payment OF six dollars within
thirty days.
III. "Exsminer has not been nursed or fed on the pa
tronave of In the past DO We anticipate or
seek such aid for in the future II was established
yocae the principles Of the Constitution as Interpreted by
THOMAS JEFFERSON and supported by the resolutions oi
principles the old Democratic party OF virginia TO
these objects will still he devoted and as means o' ae
conpIshInp then all efforts consistent with strict nd-
herence moral and political principles viii be naoe
through lis columns preserve the Integrity and unity
Of the present Democratic party. We shall endeavor
,hroush II to give warning, counsel and constant aid
10 the Shareholder and the South-to maintain STATE
Sovereignty and defend Southern Interests the soe
means OF preserving the Union or preventing Us becoming
curse to the people Of all sections Of the United states
The sExariner WILL heretofore, in supporting or oP-
pospg public men, be governed exclusively by sonsleIa-
ton Of the objects for which It established sustaining
those whose elevation public trusts will advance he
teres and honor of Virginia. the South and the peope
the several States of the Unonopposing all VINO war
Democratic Republican principles, or are SLACK IN
the sovereignty Of the several states, or In maintaining
RIGHTS of property in each section OF the Union.
The Proprirtors and Editor will use all means IN thelr
rover to make the paper useful TO the great Agricultural
and interests Of the State by furnishing accu
rate accounts the state OF the Markets. foreign anu
domestic and giving information from the most renaoie
sources condition Of CROPS ami the supply OF tue
great staples produced In the State and they hope 10 sns
entertainment families and persons whose tastes anu
yocstons incline them literary than political pur-
suits. WILLIAM OLD, JR., Editor
WILLIAM LLOYD CO., Propretors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
DECCALION,

TNHIS distinguished Race Horse will stand theN
II ensuing season, commencing the 18th bslT\
February and ending on the 18th Of July, at my[IA
stable at the Trong Park, Richmond, at 359 The
ens re Ae The not 10
can the horse the next gratis Mare, will
be well fed at forty cents per day. but there will be no
wishes avoid the trouble Of collecting the seasons he has
made them payable In advance; and this Is hs
for standing the horse so low
Deucalion Is six years old this Spring: dark chesnut
without white except star In the forehead five feet
Inch and hree-eghts highfu-uner the standard and Is
OF the finest proportions and beautiful symnety-
His remarkable for its size and strength lie
believed to be taller than his SIRE Revenue and taller
than his grandsre Trustee; than inches taller
than Imported Medley and those renowned English Stall
lions Trumpeter and whalebone; and Is than FIVE
Inches taller than the famous fourme horse Jlmcraek
Deucalion got by Revenue sire Of Sue Washington,
Fanny Washington Engineer Planet &C. and Is out Of
"rhe Queen" by Imported Pram (wnner Of the Derby)
grand dam Dephine, by whsker winner Of the Derby
and own brother to whalebone) grand dam (Jereeds
dam) Ny Lady, by Comus out Of the Colonels dau BY
Depini Tpple Cider, by King Fergus; Sylvia by young
n 70 sylvia sH o.S U5a
toms Grey Barb Byery Turk, Bustler.
The imported mare. "The Queen" (Deacalions DAM was
Of the distinguished In the United
States, all distances from 10 four mile heats She
full sister to Monarch equally distinguished They
Queens" grand dam My Lady, the dam Of the distin
gushed English horse and Stallion Jereed and also the
dsm Of the Colonel winner Of ST. Ledger and Of the
most distinguished and Stations In England, and her
dam was likewise the dam OF the famous four mile horse
NiL This pedigree remarkable for It's richness and
pecay for the OF its md Is
OF the ancient be found In the Stud book Of
England, running back TO the reign Of CharesL
As TO his performances II IL sufficient 10 say that he ran
six races and them all except one OF mile heats he
only he that distance) In which he was
beaten by inferior horse In consequence OF being dee
dedy aiss In all his other races which were OF two aud
three miles heats he conended with the hnes horses of
day. including Engineer shockoe, Tar River &C., &c. and
beat his competitors with such that he never was put
to his full speed many instances ds;aneng majority OF
the field Finally In june 1851 while on his way to Long
Island to uln his engagement in four mile Sweepssake
with Nicholas l., Sue Washington and Others In passing
through New York city, he received Injury which caused
his withdrawal from the turf For his performances In full
See handbills. T. WAGNER.
S-peucallon will be exhibited at Powhatsn, Chester
field Goochland and Hanover courts In the month OF
March next aer which he will remain at bis stand as
stated above Wv.
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sa0n RRWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Thursday night,
IL the l4,h instant, four likely Negro Men, named Wy
LIE SAM, BOB and SAM.
WYLIE was purchased Of II. Robards, Ct North Caro-
lima the Soh March, about 81 years OF age Ave feet ten
or eleven inches high likely complexion very dark, and
talks free and easy when spoken to.
SAM /. about Of age; hve feet eight or nine
hss high was purchased Of George D. Pace, Of Rich.
mond the 18th Of March, and purchased by Mr. Pace
Of William Jones' Of Gloucester county lie very likely
and stout and Of dark complexion and has scar from
BO, ay. feet seven inches high was purchased OF
R.eenshurg Of and Queen county the lst oi Apr
acsd aou 20 Years; ve black and stout when he e he
had small scar on his face caused from boil not guile
well. III, ,,h. h,,,. ~ Ia ~
complexion stout and well made vas purchased o, nehJ
Morris for Mrs f. PSgot, Of James CITY county on
N. Iv IL, os anri Some few whip marks on his back
The above reward will be paid or the Apprehension ana
delivery Of the said negroes to Us In Kchmona or ~
for each negro his delivery security In soe Ia Do
that get him. ,.,a 49, u.,,;.o
should said negroes be taken In Richmond OF or TVp
$25 only will be paid for each: 'oNLS ehA' N'~
RIcHaoSp, April l6. lS59-dltcwI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10

T-e arm, have been used and are offered Tor SALE
m un,eryiceable or but only because not
conforming model last adopted for the United states
',sali: military service.
irh.h.r dlocl or percusioned OF mukets desired to
purchased where located and the price bid per muske
each kind They should be endorsed Proposals for the
Purchase OF Muske and directed TO the undersigned, Al
,Ae0,tnance 0Bce, Washington. D. c.
Fair samples OF these muskets may be seen, on application
r The purpose the Commanding Officer OF any OF the
A-,ena, specified above OF New York. WATERFOWL or
Washington Arsenal The different proposals received VIII
b opened a, this office the 18th June next between the
hours Of " and o'clock and sales will be awarded to the
fse. bidders the department reserving the right to re-
s any bids that may not be regarded satisfactory.
Terms OF payment cash in specie Treasury notes. -
pi. the discussing officer OF the Arsenal where the arms
deposited on their delivery the purchaser under or
d., from thIs Office H. X. CRAIG,
i,,; Ioo,wIn Coionel of Ordnance
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S.1v N A. N l5SSESI.Ex

TTNHlS FINE STALLION will stand the present -
Il season at the Tro,tng Park near Richmond, Gs1lI
groom to be paid in al scen the mare is sereed
Parties insuring will have the privilege Of putting the
the horse season, gratis In all cases where
they do not prove in fosl
Mares will be well fed at forty cents per day. but there
will be responsibility in OF loss or accident.
Season 10 terminate lyt August
NORMAN MESSENGER Is years old the s2d OF May
l9-a handsome grey, l6 hands high Of fine proportions
aud for strength speed bottom combined cannot be
surpassed lie kind in harness. and good stylish tro.ter
He has proved himself oa setter. Norman Aessen
ger has taken the premium at the State Fairs In Maryland
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
PEDIGREE-Norman Messenger was sired by the import
ed Norman horse Diligence and Is out OF fubood Mes
senger mare. Diligence impor,edby Edward Harris o.
Mo ris,own NJ Z. WAGNER.
MavD rotn
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CORRESPONDENCE.
PowmA1aS, c. H., May Q, !sje

PowmA1AS, c. H., May g !sjs.
AfExAxpEE JONES, ESQ
Dear Sir-.,t Democratic Senatorial Convention,
composed OF Delegates from the counties Of Cumber-
land Powhatan and Chesterfield. you were BY a
unauimoIl, declared It's nominee. and by reso-
luton we, the undersigned, were appointed con-
mittee to communicate 10 You the action Of the Con-
vcnton. and 10 request Your acceptance OF the no.
mina,on. Permit US to express to you the pleasure
which. personally. We feel in d-charsing the duty
conaJed ur; TO indulge the hope that you VIZ nd
it agreeable to accept the nomination rendered, ana
70 assure you of our best wishes for your s"ce'''
personally and politically. -.
Very truly and respectfully
JOHN +. LAY,
EDWARD s BROWN. Committee.
K. II. WATKINS,
HENRY COX,
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The Richmond Enquirer,
vr.p1lsHED DAILY, sEMIwEEKLY AND WEEKLY
ny RICHIE, DUNNAvANT. TYLER L WISE
r Z z n @.

.xrpril1 PAPER seven dollars per annum, and At the
s,, For the Srs-wEEKtY, ave dollars per annum aud
sre dollars for six months payable in advance For the
WrrY 81 per annum, or SIX copies for $0 to be paid In
r,Isbly advance When letters containing money
,s by mall they mus, be registered they will be nt the
,is Of the writer's.
~ advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
r RcHxoSp ENQUIRER" ADVERTISING SxEEr Is publish
A every Month"; the circulation Is twenty thousand copies
Iiy,rsemens inserted At twenty ave cents per line.
sr All dues TO this office may be renltted per mail In
d and available Bank notes. rtoiered At the risk Of
~, An Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
,,,s lines are charged for as advertisements.
o,iers from distance must be accompanied with the
,Syance pay, or satisfactory references.
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MAY I'd. 1s51

IHE-TETF IELT' U Et'' .I"' 0'Ii 41'''
tn Mes.r. Lay, Brown, Watkins and Cox, Com
mittee: :,
Gentemen-Your very courteous letter has been
,h;s 5av received by me- informing me. Of my nomi-
.,;on by the late Democratic Senatorial Convention
=, rrre:cnt the District composed Of the counties OF
cumberland. Powhatan and Chesterfield. Believe
me- gentlemen, and permi. me through YOU to con-
yey the expression that am not inscnsible to this
additional mark of confidence bestowed upon me by
my party and that it will be my pleasure il will
be my duty, by earnest effort to discharge the duties
and meet the responsibilities Of the honorable post
ton to which with such kind unanimity you nave
called me. Permit me, gentlemen, personally, 10 70
thank you for the very kind terms in which yen ha's
been pleased to address me.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant. ,,.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS IN GREENBRmR

An erroneous report of the sale OF this wa
tcriny place having obtained considerable cir
culation both North and South, we have been
requested to state that it was the White Sui
phur Springs in Fauquier county that is to be
sold. The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
have recently been very much improved and en-
larged, by the addition OF one hundred new
rooms; ten cottages, containing five rooms
each; new porticos to the main building;
fifty new baths; with water from the Spring
The main building has been remodeled, giving
light and ventilation to the verandah rooms
and this beautiful summer resort can now, we
are informed accommodate 1000 visitors. The
management will be under the supervision OF an
experienced gentleman from New York city,
and every effort will be made to add greater
comfort to the attractions that have hitherto
filled this watering-place with visitors. a
landscape gardener has laid out and graded the
lawns, and they have now finely taken IN grass.
This fact will obviate much annoyance expert
enced heretofore from dust This delightful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10

~ NV E 81 OF VlN Sl ~ n.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TIHE Faculty will proceed the LIST Of July next to ap
Il point State Students, TO fill vacancies which Will then
exist in the following districts:
It-Norfolk and Princess Anne.
N.-Sussex, Southampton and Greensvie
NI.-Cty of Petersburg and Prince George.
VlII-Powhatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield
IX-Lunenburg, Soi,oHay and Prince Edward.
Xv.-Campbell and Appomattox.
Nv1-City OF Williamsburg, James City, Charles City,
New Kent, York, Elizabeth City and Warwick.
NrII.-IIanover and Ilenrco.
XXII-Caroline and spotsyvania.
XXIIL-Staford, King George and Prince William.
XXvI.-rauquier and Rappahannocl.
XXvII.-Mad!son Cupeper. Orange and 6re"n-
XXIX-Louisa, Goochland and FluvsDna.
XXXIl.-Hampshlre, Hardy and MORAN
XXXIII-Frederiek, Clarke and Warren.
XXXIv.-Shenandoah and Page.
XXXv.-Rockingham and Penaleton
XXXvI-Augusts.
XXXvII-Bath. Highland api Rockbridge.
XXXvIII-Aleghany Dotetourt, Roanoke and Craig.
XXXIX.--Carroll. Grsyson, Floyd, Montgomery and
Pulaski.
XL-Mercer. Monroe, Giles and Tszewel.
XLI--Smyth Wythe and Washington
XLII.-Scott, Lee, Russell and Wise.
XLIII-Kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone, wyoming
yIy--Mason Jackson. Csbell. Wayne and Writ.
XLrI.-Ritch!e, Doddridge, Harrison, Pleasants and
Wood.
XLvIII-upshur Barbour Lewis, Gilmer, Randolph and
Tucker.
L-Drooke, Hancock and Ohio
Applications accompanied by proper shoua
be addressed the subscriber, and should reach The Cn
versty by the 18th OF June.
~ State Students exempt from charges for matrcu
ato tuition rent and OF the Library but have
tor, rovde for all other expenses.
.,ch nc snnly for IL g. MAUPIN,
Aprl 9-c6w Chairman Of the Faculty.
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summer resort increases every summer the
number of its visitors; and, with its present en-
larged accommodations the approaching season
WILL it is expected, bring the largest number
ever entertained in the mountains of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
VALUABLE SMALL FARM,
IN UESEICO COUNTY on DEEP run TURNPIKE,
FOE SALE PRIVATELY.

FOR SALE PRlNATELf.
WTE authorized by Mr. Alexander Carr (who Intends
w to the city, to offer for sale privately his
Farm n lenrco county Deep Run Turnpike, ~ miles
from the city.
It contains 10 Of highly improved land remarka-
bly, healthy and adjoining the lands OF Dr. Anderson Ar
chy Blair, Esq.,, and others
The improvements are very comfortable framed dwell
ling with ave rooms kitchen, large barn, and The usual
out.houses
Should not be sold privately before the 18th day OF
June 1t will be offered public auction Immediately aher
the sale OF the property advertised by Messs Huchesof
and Young.
The property adoins the To Gate tract adver-
tsed by Messs Huchesons and Young thereby allowing
the purchaser opportunity OF securing more land.
II sold privately, due notice wilbe given. Terms LIBERAL
For further particulars apply to Us.
April lg-2awtJunelst JAS u. TAYLOR sun.
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... J.. cgHTIs s'a5 WA5pGS,, pGS,,eoHAhr
AGENT FOR SAMPSON KEEN,

Mlller's New Orleans Prepared Moss.
GOODS PuRcHAsEp WITH CARE FOR SOUTHERN And "hirA'
MARKETS.
No. O3 Water Street, New i ork.
DEFERENCES-Mes,n. Vim. Tlden b Nephew, 10
IL Norfolk street. New York. Messrs. Fielder Langon,
l6 Plat street, New York; aess: Bsnner psaks, 40
wall street. New York; George W. Reed, Esq, - keaoe
,,reet New York; Andrew C. Elliot Esq, as Water street!
Nav York; Nessrs Vim. b Bradford Co., Bostsni A. ".
Psrrar Esq, Of Messrs. Dana, Rarrar Hyde, Boston;
Mssars J. II Roys.er Co.. Richmond. vt Aessrs ssmp-
son K-en New Orleans; Messrs. John B. Ysllee Co.,
81 Louis Nessrs. Lewis Page, Chicago.
April 30-Wtm
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VALUABLE FARM OF 87O ACRES.
IN NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR PAMUSKY RIVER
AND WITHIN q NILES OF THE YORK RIVER
RAILROAD. FOR SALE

RAILROAD, FOR SALE.
TIyE subscriber offers for sale the valuable Farm on
which he resides II contains about go acres OF
which about 40 cleared and the remainder well
In fine timber and wood II adIons the WhiteHouse
estate the lands Of Messrs John D. Christian and John c.
Apperson, within 23 miles Of Richmond and 2H miles OF
the York River Railroad. The buildings
nearly new and are ample enough for the
Of large family There Is the place large orchard
of choice fruits Of a the different varieties Nearly all
the open land has been marled and lined and clover and
plaster has been freely used and there Is ncxhausbe
quantity OF mari on the estate. The farm Is beautifully
situated. and the soil OF quality equal the Pamunky
qnes,ed TO view the place, which will be shown them with
pleasure, by the subscriber
For terms apply 10 him or to Messrs. Goddln APP
person. Richmond WI T. WARISG,
Post Ofhce. New Kent Cont. House Anril ll--cw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10

VvrAs committed 10 the County Jail OF Alexandra coun.
w ty, on the ED day OF November, 1859, mua,to
named HENRY JOHNSON, about the age Of -, as runs
wHy Said slave represents himself belonging to the e.
tate of the late VIM Johnson, Of Pa!rax county Va lie
Is light muatto about ave fee. Ave inches In height, Ihe
and Assert hs claim 10 said negro will be disposed Of
according 10 Law. JAMES COLh.
April lG-c6wf Jalor OF Alexandra county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-10
BY THE GOVERNOR OF Vlnl,lNIA,
A ROCIAMATION.

TNFUKMATIUN h6VulS DteN rtcelFtu Uy tne EHtculVt
i ,ha, ALEXANDER H. WELSH, alias PORTER, who was
lonn!..ed 10 the jail OF Abemar'e county charge Of
forgery has escaped hcrefrom and going at arge
s!eore do hereby offer areward Of hundred dollars
30 any person who shall the said AleXr H. Welsh and
deliver him into the jail Of said county of bemare; aud
30 require all officers OF this Commonwealth,
er and military and request the people generally to
shelf exerons procure the Of the said Welsh
La: be may be brought 70 justice.
- Given under my hand Governor. and under
LIS the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth, AT Richmond
- this Hfth day Of May, 1889.
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WILL reopen after the Summer recess Wednesday,
w the llth September 1859 This Irstiiuon occupies
the highest ground and 10 all respects the most desirable
location In the CITY, The buildings planned expressly 'or
the School, are warmed by Of hot water furnaces
thus securing the twofod advantage OF larger nux Of
pure air and bland Summer ike temperature large
airy room occupying entire story apart for Calls
thrnc exercises and the cultivation Of personal graces
The principal Is assisted by ladies Of rare QUALIFICATIONS
French Italian German pianoforte Harp and other ac-
complishmens For full information apply for prospectus
References Rev Robert Baird, D. D., Rev Joel Parker
D. d. Rev j. Holmes Agnew, d. D., Rev. wm. H. Millburn,
o. D. the Hon. James Harper, Rey. John McCllntock, D.
D. REV. D. {. VAN NORMAN, A. NJ,
.nri ao-ram Principal
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

TIVE subscribers beg leave to call attention to their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, Bok-
DERs PRESSES &C. &C. large supply OF which they keep
constantly hand at their Type and Stereotype founor!
No, S. Gold ST.. New York
wehav. full assortment OF all articles required In
PTa!ng 0&ce including
CASES, CHASES, GALLEYs, &C.,
Al wheh We warrant equal In every respect TO man.
a,ured In this country, and which We will sell on me
usual ens viz six months credit for approved negotiaoe
s, or ten per cent discount for cash od Type taken
exchange for new the customary price OF nine cents PEE
ssand delivered within 60 days from time OF purchase,
WI HAGAR, JR. l. co.
The undersigned AGENT VIRGINIA. Tor the above wen
isoEn establishment supply the trade with every DE-
,;.p,ion OF PsIsriso MATERIALS a. the manufacturer
i'!S-s, and on the same liberal terms.
Having printed the "RicRxoSD EsoriRrR" for upwarus
years with type and other materials purchased rom
Asnr, HlGAR Co., am induced TO recommend ma'eia
'ion their es,abi.shment in preference to others
Specimen Books will be furnished 10 the trade ana suSn
as may selected will be forwarded win
wM. B. ALLEGRE,
Narehi, "Enquirer" 0fhce Richmond, Va.
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HENRY A. WISE.
By the Cover

GEORGE ". MrSFosD, Sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
Welsh, alias Porter is about ave feet nine inches
s :sentyseven years Of age; dark complexion and hair
Ey eyes, slender In person; had lost two three Of his
upper teeth, which quite noticeable In conversations
.onshng Ike lump his right check; shrewd
,eube and apparently educated fellow; when speaking
hna remarkable habit OF throwing his head TO one side
aod upwards May 6-cSw