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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

LIEUT.. ROANE KILLS \ CITIZEN, TliLN HIMSELF :.
Mr. Reuben ). Price, of this city, received
letter from a relative yesterday, residing in
PowcSlick county, which contained the follow
ing account of horrible murder and suicide
at Brooklyn, in that county. The letter is dated
the | lth:
There was quite a serious affair happened in
Brooklyn last evening. 1t appears that the
evening before, 4 man got cut OF the stage at
Brooklyn lie said hc held the post Of second
Lieutenant at Fort Laramie. and was on his
way TO Washington City on furloush. He
stopped al Dr. Conway's, and said nc wasairaId
10 20 on to the city as some men were after him
to take his life 1t was soon asccrtaincd that
he had the dclirium trelnenS. lie stayed there
all day, and about five o'clock in the evening
Ben Ilawe>, Cornelius Putnam and one or iwu
others were sitting in Conways bar room with
him lie was walking about the room. when,
without saving a word, the Lieutenant drew Il
pistol and shot liawcs through the heart.
lIawes exclaimed ~ my tiod!" and died in
stantly. Putnam immediately caught the
stranger around the arms and pushed him out
into the street, when the officer put pistol 10
his own head and blew his brains out. lie
died without uttcring II word. Tie papers
fonnd on his body, showed that he was all he
represented himself To be; M1i his na0lc ,ras
j. T. Roone, oad thnt he ros rilontr and
has daughter aIout .fileen y,arS oid, ~ho is
rs,iiing IN Riehmo"d, I';,Gioio. lie appears
to he about thirty-iiye years old. They will be
buried Tomorrow"
We have received M Extra from the Monte
yuma "Rcpublican' Office. verifying the above
in every particular The same day this horrible
airtir occurred. L:ut Roanc sent the following
note to the County Clerk:
TmR CLERK Of TUE CorGT OF PowrsIiIEE:
Dear Sir: .\n olli;cr Of the army from forl
Kcarncy i, here, and has been followed by
a>sassns who intend at the first opportunity 10
kill him. anu the individual, and overheard
the arrangements. There is no joke in this,
and any assistance you can render inc will be
thankfully received. The bearer can give von
all information. In haste.
Yours most respectfully,
j. b. ROANE.
18th Artillery.
Mr. Hawcs left wife and two children. The
event cast gloom over the whole community.
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JsTFp FROM NFYTcn Ec

NV ORLEANS. Feb. 2i.-- !r steamer Ten.
nc~>cc arrived here to-day with dates from Vera
Cruz TO tie H2d Niramon was still al Orizaba
with !pon men. and Wa, collecting forced loans
every where. lie had formed Cabinet, com.
posed of Lar,ar2ar u, Minister OF Foreign Re
iations, Iacaccta - Secretary nj Finance. and
Castia a. Secretary Of War. There were I 1000
Liberals al Xacalccas, aud another body at Mo-
rcla.
Ihc Progress" Of the 18th. states that the
French and English commanders had notified
the Captain OF the Saratoga, that they should
board the tennessee, 10 sce II there were any
iiibus;crs on board The Capsin ol the Sara
toga animated that it should bot be done while
L.. Saratoga w.Is near enough 10 prevent II.
The For IN Ministers at the capital had not
rcco5 5n.Gcd Miia.aon. ihc English aad French
Siuadrous had as>umcd Il nostic attitude be-
fore Vera Cruz. f.voling Miram9n. The Chnrcn
party Will attack lnc city from sci, while SMira-
mon viii aitach it nc". lie land eide. he
English ana French merchant, had rcnounccd
the protection Of their own flag a@d placed
Themselves unier tie A.IcrisaT !.a:-.
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BoNNER's LEDGER.

We extract the following from the letter Of
the Rev. DIR. IIawes, upon the Ledger, on
account Of the source. from which it elnanates,
and the unquestionable truth Of the remarks: {:
HARTFORD. Dec. 2lNt, 1853
"MR. X. Bonner :-Uy Usar SU:
"I think we are in a fair way TO be brought
into an intimacy very like that which in for
mcr wears We had with each other II You
visit me and my family every week with thu
good spirit, and excellent sentiments, wh'c''
are contained in the number Of the Ledger
YOU had the kindness to send me IN nd
vance, am sure We shall give you most cor
dial reception, and detain You i'll our company
as long as we can. have read the number, or
rather have had it read in our family circle
and approve Of It's character and tendency
very much 1t is impossible that paper
maintaining the character Of this number
should pas. into many families ard be read hy
the many hundreds of thousands into whose
hands it goes. without accomplishing great
good, us we'll as affordns R1ch rational ENJOY
mcnt have two orphans in my family,
dropped into it, know not how, who are to
me as children,-the one a lad dsome sixteen
years old. the other girl Of thirteen, very
bright and promising am pleased to see the
interest they feel in the Ledger, and trust
they will get much good from it"
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A RuMoR CORRECTED.

4 friend informs us that man from Balti-
more, who recently went to Smithfied, in Isle
of Wight county. stated that free negro from
the North. named Thompson, who was on
board the Frances French, and who was con-
yic,ed Of aiding and abetting the escape oil a
slave belonging to Mr.. james Scott had been
parioned by the Governor. and that many
influential men at the North had joined IN the
petition to the Executive in his behalf; and II
is said that this report is actively circulated
with the obvious design of iniuring the Gov
crnor. Now. sc are authorised to say that
there is not the shadow Of truth in this story
No such prisoner, Of tie name OF Thompson
or any other ramc, has been pardoncd. The
Governor has not, in single instance, pardon
ed criminal condemned for aiding and abet-
ting the escape Of slaves. He has fully in
duged his better feelings in granting mercy to
other prisoners but h:s extended no clemency
to those who Do not regard the peace and
safety Of our people in this respect
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l.. SCOTT & cos REVIEWS.

j. Woodhouse & Co.. Of this city, has laid on
our table from the publishing house Of l.. Scott
& Co, New York, the ElinIurgh.Reries, 1862,
being the first number Of the fftieth volume.
Also, the W,stmister Rtris'r, for January,
1859, being the first number Of volume forty
seventh. 1t is needless for us to say any thing
in recommendation Of L. Scott l. Co.'S rc-pub-
iicatons.
No man can understand English politics. or
be acquainted with English literature. without
frequent and constant consultations Of these re-
views.
The publishers will please favor MS with the
Londor and North British. neither OF which
have been received by MS for some months.
We receive any of these rcpublications with
pleasure, and always feel the stock Of our in
formation increased from their pcrnsal.
We desire to have all the re-publications on
our table. We know their valnc. and can re-
commend them to our readers BE your own
''cclcctics' and these rc.publcations will be
your best sources for consultations. Terms
$40 for the four Reviews and Backwood.
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LAtgG FaoM CALIFORNIA. Sc.

New loEE, scb. 2,ta.--lhc steamer iil.
nos. from .Aspnw5,l. ha> arrived.
Tho Saratoga AMI -. Louis lad lcl Asrin-
wal, the i1rmc. fr lc:a Cruz a"d the latter
fcr Grey lowm. The steamer Illinois brought
- $4,000 in eiccic.
The Panama ">iar coDlilrns the signing "f
the Uusley treaty. aGd says that the Ca>s-ri.
Yza,:i treaty hid no; hcrn acted ugon by the
Nraraguau Congress.
Revolution was uniniaeu; in Chill. The
whole Republic, except Valparaiso and the
island Of Chili, wa, in state d. siege. 81, the
ports except Valparaiso had been blochadcd,
or were about 10 be.
Tie tyanc WAS 10 sail on the 2o,h Of Janua-
ry ior Panama. Pcru was q'uct >iAc French
Minister had suspended lclatiors. in consc'
qucncc Of refusal to pay daluagce for tie IN
rrl l,oUncnt aud brutal treatment VI lrcnc!.mcp.
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nEI-CAI.ION.

w, i.''! ...N'i-u ,dcc iiVrse 1ii. stand the.N
l s=.saS season. commencing on the 18th SN.N
:---l-y isl -.', on th= l5,h OF July. az TiyLSIA
f.. = :ts Trorn. Park. Rear III hrnond at ~ .nc
-. :, 20 she Gto"in. Ia piii, Ia all cases, when
sr-'ed. Shoui the mare not prove in foal. she
= -: - t.e hors- size aext s-a,on gratis, Mare, will
''- - 4, org cen,s per day. hu; there S he no
81 ~: 10 atci rn;s or escapes. As the subscriber
49, Void III trouble e. collecting n. seasons he
-;'- p,yh- il alra7ce, and his IS his inducelneni
'aeli. .h- hor,- % low
tG-ij'l ~ year. old hi. Spring; dark chesnut
's;: E-. -Nce; -:Sr IN the forehead: ive fee,
: a.. :sfs.-i .h;s full under t'e standard andis
- a--,' prop 'ft".s AMI ls"st beautiful symmetry
40. ba- 5 -;,r.tl. fnr its IKE AMI strength. lie
-'s! ;s lie taller than Is sire, Revenue, and |, taller
'sfaid -i'v Trustee, i more than two inches taller
.aio'ied Ns,!sy, and tho>. rrnowned Enyl!-h S..l
=. :-'.l t'c; al Nha!-boue; and Il more than Ave
- 't.-r - IN 81. mous four.milc horse Jncr scI.
'--t'oa ~. =: hy Revenue sire Of Sue Washington
- "'''i, .1n. Engineer. Planet, &c, and is cut "f
tVirsa, - lripcr.i ir ia (wnnrr OF the Derby,
~ '''a Driphiue by Wh.k-r twinner OF The Derby,
''. ~ cf'her - whil.boneE < gran liam j-r.eh's
~ u! L-iy, by Conus. out OF the Coloneis dam, by
49, lr'l@ Ltler, by King Fergus; sylvia. by young
'- ,ArF - SySi. R..ulu5. Lord Mor,ou, ArIhiar
''. VII, Buy Turk, bay Boston, Con-yskns, Hut
'''-, |s''. Iycriy Turk. Eus,itr
''''r' go ~. The yucca, lDeucaon's daml sas
-. go : s,asa'hei race IN ,rrs ever In the Cn!.rd
= . d. ..'.ac-' from one tn four NILE heats She
- $50 '''': - M,nUSh iuslly distinguished. They
'''! u 'li= Il wal .tui st Hampton Cont. TIE
''-' : 'a iiia Ny Lady. the dam OF The dstin-
,-.'a :icr h"-s. and stallion Jere-t, and also the
- i-"ie' Ptss-agrr. My Lahy's dam was also
hi t"!'a"l, sinicr OF ~. Ledger, and one o' the
t' :.'a-i racer, ani stations in England an her
p, ls.'''' i- dun .! ;h- famous four mile horse
Ia' i-c~-e i ,rkahle for its richness and es-
'' ih- -'u.:u-ss or scrrua of iis crosses and Is
'ae -.'.i ancIra. 20 BE- found in The stud book o!
~ r-an'n; back - she regn NJ ChariesI l.
" IL f'ffyfI,-c-, II j. -uGci-nt 10 say that h. ran
80 al s"n tie;c all except of mile heats, lthe
- Sc t'.r tia ~ that dis,ancel in which lac was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
NEW BOOKS.

.AuRIrGNEHr OF TIE DERATEs or CONGRESS
FROM i79S TO lS5G-irom Gales 4 Seaton's
Annals Of Congress; from their Register OF De-
bates, and from the official reported Debates -
Bv John C. Reeves; BY CThcs. II. Benton) the
author Of the Thirty Years View, vol. y \.
York: d. Appleton & Co, ai6 and 3iS Broad
way.
The tenth volume Of this indispenSably ne
cessary work for all who make politics pro-
fession or pleasure, has been laid on our table
BY the publishers through Mr.. Randolph Of
this city. This volume is particularly interest
ing, containing the famous Notification Debate
on Foot's Resolution; The Cumberland Road;
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ry THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,I-UFEfNS vacancy has occurred in the Judiciary O.:
" .. Commonwealth ny the death Of Green H. Sanues,
~ y ;l- Jgl:eS Of the Supreme C"ar; OF Appeals, Th"
-,le! Ial;- Of the third Judicial section. composed
M ...:s. Of Culpeper. Madison, Greene. Orange, Abe
~ Las.,,. riuvSnIa, Goochlaud. Nelson. Amherst,
t-;l.. Augusta. Bs.h, P-ndleton. Highland Rocking.
r, >trra;.doah Warren, Hardy, Clarke, Frederick,
.flr Morgan Berkeley, and Jefferson: therefore. In
.,., % il~ the sheriff of each of said couitrs Is
m -qared - carss Al election :" b" held ,her,i on
the .;;h day Of April next. NJ the places pre-
i =, i,w Tor Judge Of the supreme Court % APP
= % ,U;p'. the Tacancy aforesaid.
No., uaiyf III, hand as Gov-rnor and under the seal Of
.hs Commonwealth. i; Eichmoui, Ill, seventh day
n January so. and in the SD year of the Com
= -aps,illh HENRY 4. WISE
10. te Governor.
,,gngtE " MCNFoEp.
>,..,..;i.,, - l,. t.ynrtons seplsi.
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er>-all concur il pointing 20 Gov. Wise at
thi" time. the most probable candidate t,r
The Pre>d-nc ~ lS6O. True 10 the South, rs
10 the Union, nc is no lcub; The only Soulhc.+,
man 10 whose nomination aUi election we NAY
venture To look forward with any well ground.
rh h"ne ot >rrrcS, We would cheer.liilv sup
l'oFt senator Douglas, if he were n0ail by
The Charleston Convention: and We rrco-nizc
Nv '''l!> iif1" the party To the fullest extent:
'ul We believe tlai GOv. Wise i stronger
man than VIZ. ,a;;S>; and itr this reason
;ccaUSr. whist II sc has quite aS much. i. not
more, strength Than Douglas IN lhc North. he
would undoubtedly be more acceptable 10 the
South. We question Low f,r the peculiar SQUAT
tersoycicignty policy OF Senator Douglas would
% down with the sugar a"d vice and cotton
planters aud >l'Yc holders Of the Sou,h
.tS To Nireinia> prcic'ring Mr.. Hunter, or
any one else. 10 Governor Wise. We do 10: BE-.
lirvc one word OF Il. Il S not 30. we i>cl "a
snrc!; and (wllat i, more il ought not TO be.
Ii ;hc.c j. a EiIa IN ,he St1tc. who, for nearly
twenty years, has hattled calamity an, efficient.
y III the Cause ~; Democracy. and who las
rendered material service 10 the great interests
ol the II ate at large that man, we say. is Goy.
Wise. For this. the Democracy throughout the
STATE grateful To him. For this. lie has i
strong holi upon the hearts OF the people Of
both parties. For tins Western Virginia. in
particular. winch casts more than ,nc halt of
The entire Democratic vote "r the State. vii
not he backward! IN di>charging IN Obligation
which she doe, not h,>.tatc TO acknowledge
that >nr Owes 90 him. She has Yet 10 lo,-,t
TIE Contention Of $50. or tie memorable
tampaisn Of -, or 70 her perhaps tie scarce
~ less memorable and cvcat.ul ,c>>iJn Il
Iej,-@S, "hea the Legislature adjourned with
"nt iiaNin.: y,jcI dollar - our Pub..c Woih>.
~: whvD. oJt inr itOvernor WISE the Internal
!mpr"vcnrnr Party throughout the State wo"!i
lENc been sally and b'ti! routed. Ea':a
I.nt.t- ..uA..i.. IL ! I.nll.rlLi
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HISTORY OF FRANCE

From the earliest period to the present time.
by THOMAS WRIGHT, Esq, NJ. A., +. S. A., &c.
We are again indebted to the courtesy of
Mr.. Perry, the Agent Of the London Printing
and Publishing Company, for two numbers Of
this highly interesting and valuable work; and,
as usual. they are emhelshed with handsome
steel engravinss. Those Of onr readers who
desire TO have good liSenessrs Of TALLErnAND
and LANARrISr would do well to purchase
Nos "a and % of this publication
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WIr.:;Rp's IiurE;.
" IL.-.tND IIUI 10
WAsuiSoTcS CITY, Feb. Il. lS5

W.suiNorcN CRY, Feb q. l95'. y
James IL. Carroll, Robert W. Cox. i. f. Na,lor, 4.
+. Raymond and l.. ). Hall. Committee:
Gen,lemcn-Thc signal mark oil tic confidence Of
my constituents, of whom Yen the organs, mani
tested by my denomination 10 Congress. clil Tor TIC
expression OF my profound gratitude.
accept the honor so generously conferred on me-
and will strive TO deserve the kndne-I OF tho people
OF tnc District tn whom owe every ,h;n., II, pup
lie man. IL not as private citizen.
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Very respectfully YOUR,
Sny1RAap CLElKSs
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY n WASHINGTON clTY


DREADFUL TRAGEDY ~ WASHINGTON CITY
Wl>nrYGroN. Feb. 97-uur continuity VS.
thrown INTO .. intense excitement to-a?. by
tac shooting ani killing of Phillip Barton Key,
United States Attorney iGg the District .. tU.
hmbiJ. by Daniel +. sichc>. member #
Congress from New io.&. iscorin. to the
report Mr. >icklcS becoming; ccnvnce,i .! the
truth II ,clnuaiou> ruuHor> ot intimacy be.
tween h.s w!c and Nr kcv. resolved To :cfra>>
hi> wron.,-ihr wic Of Mr Sicilcs. - il is
>,ii. hayns ;uet an acknowledgment of her
s.i.t.
3!r. >ic'.!cs about oc!ora this afternoon
discovered Mr.. hey making signals. from or
Hcar Lafayette square, when IL (Sichlg>J left
hi, hcu>e Immediately. which is nearly in 'front.'
Of the E\eruivc mansion. lie me, NJ. Key.
who was cony,t,ine with Mr. Buttcrwolth, OF
New iolh. a'id charged hln Key with naying
di,hJHJlcd hi!a. ana destroyed his domestic
rrar, H., Immediately shot Key. with Il rr-
,olecg--iuc ot tie balls entering his left side
and Iodcing under ,hr skin on Tie opposite
>dc ui the body: amohcr Shot took eil,c; III
the iIchI thigh, ..car be :Cmnill artery.
i, Nr kry ~a- failing Lc impior,d Mr..
$icnl.> not To- hi,i nm ,,Icn thlid SHOT WAS
fired, whc! took effect in the fi-ht side elanc-
Ing irom :he body Com which death enslicd
id rE moments,
The body wa~ itoa 10 the Naiiona! Club
House, aad q cor"n"g> jury summoned. In
their verdict, they merely stated that his death
was rom the ,it-ct Of pistol shots, fred by
S:ch,c>
After III, act was accomplished. Sichles went
to The roa,dsqSe,@ lhf NIh}S9fHi his re hainAs
ol the officers. which he subsequently did. and
was conveyed TO jail Tor further examination
tomorrow.
The high position of both parties to the
tragedy iIae caused an unusual cxciicmcnt--
The c,y i full ci ramo's--scmc stating that
tie intimacy between Mr.. key AID Ms >icklcs
l. nearly of Il years standing, AMI that Mr..
>ic'lcS Aai previously demonstrated with lis
wife against hcr imjudicious conducl, ami had
also requested Key To discontinue his visits;
bit there is no!hng 10 he relied upon Ill
iCd!c.a! invest caii"n is held.
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ERna WASHINGTON.

WAs,fiyGrny. f,b. 2..-lhc hostile attitude
Of the foreign fleets at Vera Cruz is discrvd;icd
here. a, MI tie DEMANDS Of England and France
nave been complied WITH M..ta juarcz, repre-
sentative here. vino will probably be recognized
IN few daya, has fulIrowcrs TO make aucaty,
frcco.nizyd
i trend oi Mrarnon here is en,!cayvrng 10
secure the reorganization Of the Church party.
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THE Markets.

NV YonE, Fcb'y 25.--FIour clcscd firm;
State 80 3olJ -; ONO 81 j1aj 6t'i Southern
SGa5 -. Wheat closed iirrr: Western r.a
81 81. white 81 80. Corn closed quiet mixed
md yellow Sla5Jc Pork closed firm; mess
sl7 ijais -. prime Si3 2j Lard closed irn
It ,ai2tc. Mh;skcy is firm at .'!
Buugpga. Frb'y 2G.-Fiour is nominal;
lJow,,d stree, and Ohio s. When; is nominal,
iar want Of a supply Corn is steady; yellow
,9.S3c. Provisions ,;eady. Whiskey dnl, Ohio
$50
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VERA CRUZ TAKEN.

The Washington Star says letter has been
received in Washington from the American
Consul at Vera Cruz, confirming the rumor
that the French gulf squadron had actually
taken possession OF Vera Cruz. Our Consul
had entered a protest against the ACT Of the
French commander
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
LATER FRoH HAVANA.

Ncw Yors. Feb. 27th.--ihc steamer En-
pre- City, with iIava.a dates 10 the 22nd, las
arrived.
Nothing new had uan,pirei. Sugars were
lnll. BuyerS refuse TO accedc TO the demands
nr bnId.rS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01

\
f-: O'Gf' ,: Chrsi-rE ID count! iu the Clerks az:
s'' ~ ." ersi Monday N February, lej', being
.'F q sa:' iaon;h:
t'a.r' GTopi, Plaintiff.
'';s> L.'s,orso execute. Of Thomas J. ". NaLcc,
~ >f'i [ Mace. Maurice y. Lanchorne, and Lucy
=. ~ 'voFsr ". Druarish:, Sarah r. lhumrish'
- v -. Cara \. Drumricht and Walter y.
- Defendants
- ria.;.f Sod his hill. the object Of which Is
So "i' cn Of the Cour, TO the disposition % in"
''r '.'us.nt dollars. the proceeds oi policy o'
- ~ -, lie o: the decej.n: thomas j. W. Nance
ivfs Ike Insurance Company, and The de-
''' * " brGmrsh:. not having made his ap-
40. appearing by affidavit filed that he Is not
' t. P'.' s'aie, 1t Is ordered ihi, he spleAr here
noah ate! the due publication Of this order
necessary 90 protect hi interest In tis sun
.. II % ~ ord. be published once week FOR four
'"" n one Of the newspapers Of the city OF
q; Ia; anp,Nr; copy h.Teo! lie posted al The
90 t'e toG' ;-'iousc Of :ii. county oh the t'-,:
'''iH - "a" County coart OF said county.
yt,a N'.Ty-T"'t., W. W. I. CnGElLL. Clk.
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the Wings and Americans can tind man in
their ranks that can equal Bolts before the
people notwithstanding all the hard things
and ugly names applied to him by the Rich.
mond Wbir
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A DISTRESSING AEEAIR.

Lieutenant Junius B. Roanc. the principal
actor in the horrible tragedy narrated in the
following editorial article in the Davenport
tInwa) Gazette Of February 18th, was formerly
a highly esteemed rosidcn, Of King William
county. Va:
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REEE&I-E

{E.LL 2a>e III. n.N season at my Stables.
W me sai- fronl the city Of Richmond. on the -SN
ra;a.-syl.- Turnpike. and within sight Of the
..ti G.Se CoGF.-. lie will be limited to siAiy
i.-~, -,ia- ha;idret dollars, and one dollar 20 the
~, All b. vel ret. aad every attention paid ;hem a,
e, --:', DAY. JNO. ". DOTTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
ONE NDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
REV ARD

JiafE Of n. free nc:ro conycts under my charge.
- Sort. Eie,r Improvement. in Hockb=idge County
T., w.. JAMES BRADLEY. WILLIAM NELSON AND
E.> LbCK!lAsT, made their escape tie night of
.-::.,' aui AZ, believed 20 be now somewhere IN
.5-,' %: Ai..kany County
BRADLEY
i, q many relations And Acquaintance. in the lover
y Z !A'e;5ur Coun,y. Ills height |, Zee; ~ inches
"a t,. complexion black eyer black skin. and
q. t., ! q. -yr; age -.
NELSON
%. SAn resided in Fincas.le, and seat % the
-.:-,sy. Cor ;i- murder Of ban Pecee lie Is feet
.asr. high. hx. yellow comp'eSio ha:le eyes. black
-. as! s.!tl scar on his forehead; age rs.
LuCkilAET
" Al,:hany aai at time employ ed n driving
sbou: the springs. lie feet ~ inches high: has
.sE crGp.-Soi, hazle ey black skin. scar on his
.a:a shove tie Urls, one s r.h' thu.b onc Oh HI,
'Sa, and one on the top Of each eyra; toe the hall vf
= ~ one being spit; are -
.v- The ab. reward Of $3.50 for the apprehension
cte:y 10 me. at my works North River OF all Of
-,ic:s 30 each 70. any 0. them tha. may be so
.->aie and delivered TO me- the same reward will
Cor ALL either II apprehended and secured In any
~ State. Address a; Paitonsburg, Do,e,ourt Conn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
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DANAwAi from the subscriber, on Monday, the SlSt
II lay Of J-Ealry last, my negro man PETER lie is
j. %. age, about i've feet bigh, we'll set and OF
.a,-y complexion. will pay the above reward for the
,.rl . saii egro, securing him in Jail hist
lin again. If he be taken wi,hou, the limits o! the
- @. li-cu.. bu; II he he taken within the limits Of
. S,.e Ill give TEN DOLLARS for his delivery 10 me,
.-;-'..s i'Ia in !aii 50 ths; &c, him.
WILLIAM DEooCKE.
.i5-art county. Va. Fob IL In