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clergy oonts ued 70 pray until every sign Of life had
Geo, and quietly took thor leave of the solemn
Az twesty seven minutes pass nine O'Clock the bsly
was lowered few feet In order thai the physicians la
stieudance might examine the heart and pulse Of do
ceased. Canvass also placed under the gal
10 The ground.
AZ thirty Ave minutes pact nina o'clock the physicians
hs Finnen, Guernsey and O'Rourke, pronounced the
culprt dead vheveopoa the Shor the bedy 10
be lowered 70 tho earth and conveyed clubhouse
~ preparatory 70 holding inques& prescribed by
law. THIS form having been gone through with tho body
Of dooeased placed In . neat walnut cofn on which
was the following inscription:-
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Tn Sfox or Corn ILLINOIS CANAL
R'Ex-An intelligent observer, who has just returned
from Up along the Illinois and Michigan canal, and tho
linom river, fAr down Bath, reports the following
rs the AnloAnN Of corn Ia atora nouta named
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There ars several places Intervening between The above
named ponis, but hey are no< very important rhs
great buk II thb win probably 60 Chicago-DaA
Atag ~ PsM yhsss - eesa usually turns sAas wv.
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Ahc SuPfh, eoPoiSo W eAA0 uouei S"oim snu ssnos
Officiating clcrgymen Fathers Mgnard and Sangunctti.
Deputy Sherfis.
Jury, consisting OF twelve members OF the Board OF
Supervisors.
Corouers
Members Of the Board OF Ten Governors
Medical gentlemen.
Members OF the prees.
The ccrtege moved In deep silence, and passed
ns way the scaold the heads OF all uncovered.
On arriving the OF the scaold the culpr maui.
tested great frmnees and at no time did he exhibit any
surrounded by the cergynen offered fervent prayer
to heaven and then rising addressed the spectators in
clear and manly voice substantially - follows
SPEECH OF THR CULPRIr.
My friends, wish TO say few words, 70 express my
gratitude to the good people Of New York for their sym
pathy and kind feeling. Nay God bless you al. lam
prepared 10 die am sorry for the crime have COM
mitsed, and satsned with the just punishment
the Almighty has inflicted hope my poor wife
and children also the family Of McHeury, will be pro-
vided for when am gone. That b all have to ay.
inc ciereymen then approached the culprit whispered
Anew words Of consolation in hn ear, and handed him
crucanx The Deputy Sheriff then proceeded adjust
rope, while The sheriff conversed with Cfinmins
and inaudoe tooe 20 thss his attention might DO drawn
from inc movements Of his deputy The adjusting of the
fatal moose occupied minute perhaps during which ne
the condemned exhibited the exusordnary HrmncO
and self possession.
THE EEcur1oN.
At twelve minutes past nine ocl,ck the black cap was
drawn the head and face Of the cupr the sheriff
waived his handkerchief 4 signal the executiouer
the desoended and the unfortunate vas launched
Into eternity.
mpucs thea Ill signs OF animation ceased for about
. ininuNs aad Q hAK sliGht movement Of The lower
exteaes the aA inmate, IL lest struggle that
W. Psssessbs aad ia " NJ stn - AsasA tssx NJ
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will cheerfuIly supper the NOMINEE q our N.o. o.
vention be he who IL may We nsk therefore, there n
party to conciate By the nomination OF either M
Douglas Mr.. Bates with two thirds Of the FiImere
vote added to the vote Of Fremont in IsS6-and Of ths
morally certain in any contngeucv-tne renuhE
can pary srong enough 70 elect any ono OF is repro
men Hnicn u may tnlnK proper 70 put In noni
naso1 sna TINS Iscs WIZ proclaim trumpet toAguet
lrom CacsSo On tne lotn nay next But suppose the
49, 49, were o'neI"ne ana tnn We are bound -
wy w, VI W use miioot phrase, concniAee
ss in s ,cS,. 1e.osteo US IN lsso under the
so.A VI nnAtu fnmote-Wno snouio NO soocs ~
oer CsnooAtS lot tnst party SnAn wo Ako enc
VI i.s senesls VI ue cniel nimsenr surrey, toero can
" p.s ooe s1swe1 % nus ~. bate1 10 UNKNOWN V tie
eAoePs y Tue freslaens OF the Know Nothing
oo1senu wwT T nomIoAseo NJ inimore, and thAe
mn.a1n Of fnmore would Is certainty nave defeated
US D.ses M nos PRESIDED over the Conve.asn
wnTu mne ~ Nn msnness tnen, MI Fillmore and met
a. % uS .a se'ecteo tooe our standard bearer.
my onv quAnCsuon or tnAs sauon CONSISTS IN tho
nointy On inc nominee 70 orng 70 the republican party
tne woe wncn oeieaied In 1856 Docs anybody believe
.nAt NJ Lane OF Indians, who presided over the Repab
ncan Nsuonai convention OF 1896 which nominated Fre
mon! coulo nave poed the vote given TO our gallant
IN that contesU And 30 with regard TO Mr..
batee oy no means follows that because he Pres
dent OK tne know Morning Convention which nominated
Fillmore, ne can poll The bali OF Flmore'B vote, that
ne acceptable TO any large portion Of thoss
VINO deieated us IN that contest The plea there
lore, urged In MS behalf ialiacious; and II have
ny force - applicable 70 M. Fillmore only, aaa
81. secure the advocacy Of MS nomination ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
LORD LYO&s' REPLY.

ToRoSTo, Sept. l0, 1851.
Slx:-I have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt of the letter dated the 2Sth utimo, by
which. in common with other distinguished
gentlemen, you have invited his Royal High
ness, the Prince of Wales, to visit the Southern
States Of the Confederation.
I assure you that the kindness and cordialI-
ty Of your invitation have been most highly
appreciated, and that his Royal llighness has
received with the most lively satisfaction your
hearty expressions Of respect for her Majesty,
the Queen, and of regard and affection for her
people.
lis Royal IIighness regrets extremely that
the shortness OF the time which he has at his
disposal, renders it impossible for him to visit,
upon this occasion, the more Southern portions
OF the United States His Royal HiGhness
hopes to be able to go to Richmond, in Virginia,
but he is so much pressed for time that he vii!
be unable to extend his tour further South.
In TACT the necessity OF his Royal liiShncss
being in England by the end Of next month at
least, prcclulcs his being able to prolong his
stay in the United States until the season when
travelling in the South becomes healthy TO Eu'
ropcan constitutions.
Your courteous and cordial invitation Will
not, however, be forgotten, and will he regarded
as an additional proof Of the kindly sentiments
entertained towards Great Britain in all parts
of the great kindred nation. have the honor
to be, sir, your very faithful humble servant
LYONS
Tie Hon. Henry W. IlrLLIARD, and others
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lRUFFIN'S
PH0SPIIOR-pEEUfiAN GTaNO.

AN ready to supply orders for my fertilizers as
L fast they In. AL may rely upon getting, With
delay article not infero' have made; daer
en, in The phosphate INGREDIENTS from anything else In
market: and better because ii contains more pure BoSE
PHlsPuATE or LINE than any other Manipulated Guano.
The results OF applying ny preparations 10 wheat the
past have been favorable could be expected
under The combined disasters Of joint worm ay rust and
Of all the drought which prevented the present ia.
Yorabe action OF the phopha.s to very great extent al
the time the wheat grainnS But the of the estl
mony that equal superior TO Peruvian Guano
wheat whilst for lans that need phosphatesas nearly all
lands do has proved its superiority under fair seasons for
producing good stand Of Glover Il true thai OCCASION
al urs have heeu reported but they were such as every
puaior hears of sometimes due to the fact that the
land did need phospha cs hu most general. 10 the
for both wheat and clover have ever known
The best evidence OF the value Of manurcs is TO he
found in the that have orders 1r than fou:
times much as had at the period las; year
Persons who induced To try Euaio, from their
experience the representations Of others are par.
ti"ui"r order Run. gann, and 10 that
they H. there nay manipulated articles in the
market.
II can be had Of myself the commission merchants
generally in Richmond, Of I.y agents "rssrs. THOMAS
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg VI. ii0LIINS CO., Lynch
burg, HUGH SCOTT. Fredericksburg MASON, MARTIN 4
CO., Scot,svillc; JOHNSTON, CLARKE & CO., Danvie
Sept 4--ctf FRANK. q. RCFFlS.
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HY 'EssE GOVERNOR.
ppnrf ANATTnE

WHEREAS vacancies have occurred in the Senate of
w Virginia by Ia. death or Alexander Jones, Senator
;oa :s Eighth District composed OF the counties OF Pow
aAaa. Cumberland and CheS;erield aud by the sigma.
H'ns Of william G. Knight, Senator for the Ninth District
soapos-l Of the counties Of Lunenburg, SOttowar and
rFne- Edward, and OF T. l.. I. Dcac, Senator for The
ssn District cOmpuscd Of the counties Of Richmond,
Lancaster, Sorthumberan aHd WeSim0reand and also
% death OF Don Pedro Taylor member of the Hons. Of
ussaes for the Election District composed Of the
:'o Amelia and Sottowny. and by the designations o.!
'aoMaS H. Tuwicr. Delegate from the county OF FAvanna
~ Nh. A. Burwel. delegate from the county Of Patrick.
therefore. John Lecher Governor Of the ConIn0n.
% d" Virginia, have thought proper by wrs of election
.ed and directed pursuant 10 law, TO require An election
a-- IN each county composing said Senatorial Districts
several places OF vo:in therein according IN saw for
3a'o FOR each District and in Ike election to
~s:t In the Election Districts Of Amcln ana SOito~ay
iai ias counties of ruvanns and OF Patrick for
' 3, the House o; Delegates supply the vacancies
,esai; the said elections be held respectively he
u, EArEEN1ll day Of OCTOBER next.
uNen under my hand Governor, under the Less
- seal Of the Comm onwealth, at Rich
l. 5 monj, this ltth day of September, lsGu.
!. . - JOHN LETCIiEN.
nS Tie Governor:
S-,r TS"kos '" NtSrokp, src'y Of the Commonwealth,
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4 Good Man Conc.

1t is our sad duty to record the death OF Dr..
Samuel 4. Patteson, Of Chesterfield. tic died
at his residence in Manchester, on Thursday
evening, at ITO o'clock. The deceased bore,
through long professional career most en-
viablc reputation as physician, while, as
man, no one enjoyed to 4 higher degree the
confidence of the community in which he lived.
DR.. Pattcson was possessed Of very fine talents,
highly cultivated, most courteous manners, the
incest sense of honor, and warm heart ever
ready to relieve the wants or palate the suffer
ings Of all who appealed to his aid. lie was
devoted to his family, fast friend, an orna
ment to the profession, and most useful ctI'
zen. Peace to his ashes.
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+ Squatter SovercigntyIsm aud Khow-No
| 1hfncIsm formally CoalescinG.

I SQuaktef SOFeTclputSlsih aho AAAio' -'
lhingIsm formally Coalescin%.
We have intelligence from Texas that TIM
Bell and Douglas ,nen in that State have for
mally agreed 10 unite upon an electoral ticket
This ensures majority then for Breckin
ridge OF from Is, 900 to 10000. We rejoice al
the occurrence. 1t will enable all true Demo
Gratis in the slaveholding States to distinctly
discover the snares which squatter sovereign
tyisnehad so adroitly prepared for turning
them over to -Nothingism.
The trick is in the most perfect accordance
with that with enticed into the dark lantern
lodges so many unsuspecting Democrats in
1854 and will result as unfortunately to Its
unscrupulous contrivers
What Southern Democrat except ambitious,
would-be political leaders, so fallen as to suller
himself to be transferred through squatter SOY
ereigntyism tu party which, whatever the
name it assumed from time to time in order to
achieve victory, is still the old Federal party
without its virtues, howcver-whch was so
severely scotched by the Jeffersonians in 1902
Every Southern vote given to Dougl las will be
in effect vote given to Bell Let this undcnl-
able truth be clearly presented to the Douglas
men of Virginia, and we have no fears as to
the result
To those who believe that resurrected Know
Nothingism is a thing within itself just and
expedient, let them 90 on their way rejoicing;
but we protest against the employment of nn'
worthy artifces under the g.lise of Democracy,
for betraying unsuspecting disciples Of the Jcl.
fersonian school into its ranks.
If the Douglas leaders in Virginia will sink
their ticket and boldly avow the practical ci.
feet of their present attitude as their co.adju-
tors have done in Texas, by an open arnalga-
nation, we will undertake to say that an omnl-
bus would contain their rank and file in the
State-at least OF truc.hearted Democrats
Breckenridge or Bell in the South! Choose
ye between them, Democrats. Breckenridge
or Lincoln in the Union! Choose yc be-
tween them, enemies Of ''higher law" The
candidacy of Douglas is an absurdity. 1t was
ill-eonceyed and ill-intcntioned to that Dcmo-
cracy which elected Jefferson, Jackson and
Buchanan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

., ri1,,N ~ m.s!mH been received hy the Executive
mat THOMAS CCDbi is CHARGED witl, a maliriou.
utder committed In The county Of Washington u ,hi;
"". and t!at h. tas lied from Justice and 1. ,nw
tag at large; therefore do hereby offer !, r.r,rd
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS ia .n~
i:seo who shall arrest the said Thomas CudJy r,,
:er him into the jail Of said county Washington and
q Borrower require all officers thIs Commonwealth
M add military, and request the people generally to use
-; excr,ons to procure his arrest, that lie may b.,
H'a!h. 70 justice.
- Given under my hand Governor, and under
- the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rclnond
- his third day or september, loGo.
t!;le Governor: JOHN LETCHER.
aIis'W. MCXroHD Secretary of the Commonwealth.
'.. cuddy y about - years OF age, about feet II
,a .l, SLENDER with light hair and grey eyes; Stoops
s+"'- Sept Civ
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To Bcnj. II. Nash, Esq., ChcstefneIu.
The time for holding an election for Senator
for this District having been designated by ES
ccutive authority for the 18th of October next
and YOUR fellow citizens of Powhatan, who have
known you from childhood, and approaching
your merits, and desiring to promote you, anc
also desiring your valuable services rs our rep
rescntative in the Senate; and believing that you
will ably and faithfully represent ana Pro'ee'
our interest and the interest OF the state We
do hereby express our wish that you VIII de
clare yourself candidate for the Senate at ths
ensuing special election, and hope that you
will find it convenient to commence canvass
of the district immediately. PownATAS.
Sent 10. 1860
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

FsIO EssE PUFsLIC.-Ihe undersigned begs 10 cali
4 the attention OF the public generally to the following
Official advertisement cnana,inc from the Executive OF
Sorth Carolina dated Raleigh \. C.. Sept j. lsGp, a"l
signed by John W. Els Governor Of North Cnrnlinh:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
RALEIGH, y. G., Sept. ), ls1o
Solne few weeks since rCIustun was taken out from
this Office By one D. f. ia:rissun Of Jones county In III"
state asking the Governor Of Arkansas to surrender pr
JOS j. Forbes OF that state OH an alleged charge OF kd-
mapping 4 slave Of TINT state
Dr. Forbes was surrendered and brought 10 this sfaehn
The charge duly investigated This Investigation showed
the charge he wholly grounders and malicious and u
appeared that said Dr. j. j. Forbes had not in any way via
lated III. laws Of this State Ia any particular.
prosecution will he Instituted against SAID arrlsoh ~
my Instance for falsely sue out the reqisttion aforesaid
the first session Of ia. Criminal Court for Jones County,
joins ". ELLIS,
Governor Of North Carolina.
will ser, thereby the Governor Of S"rtr Caro-
lima has undertaken 10 pronounce uliriuy unn the rnn'
duet nf the undersigned, AMI motive hy which lie has
ncni- The undersigned wholly denies that he act
ed Nth any malicious purposes IN the mHtter referred to-
the contrary he that e acted upon legal ADVICE
lie expects he able sho when the prosecution
threatened shall he Instituted by the Governor that his
conduct based upon facts communicated 10 him, which
he was advised constituted a sufficient cause Tor
the proceedings he has taken. The undersigned sub
,ns the public that III. advertisement OF the Govern
or OF North Carolina, in which branch of the Govern
rnt condemns and orders another to proecue without
precedent and wholly allied for and he begs snspeu-
sion Of public opinion until the facts they will he ju
dically aScevtained. r. H. ihhtlSON.
Jones County, y. e. sept 10 : I'm
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GU A N GAIT u 4 NO.

UUhNU, FKVN hNU :
ISLANDS,
C,ISCE IT'S INTRODUCTION, HAS PROVED Equal TO
> ANY FERTILIZER sold in this market, can he shown
the greatly increased demand for wcatto the grnwih
Of which IL particularly adaptea-alSo iasurirS good
stand Of grass sold nj 10 per cent less price than
Peruvian, nd 20 per csLt. less than Manipulated.
| Am the only authorized Agent Of the American Guano
Company for Richmond, and all packages will bear my
ane Farmers ordering, should order direct or instruct
their Commission Merchant purchasers from the Agent
who will the article pure and genuine This should
lie strictly observed, have hand superior lot &C.
lecrd by Il Chemist Sent to the Islands.
FELIX IT, CAVE, only authorized Agent OF the
American Guano Company for KlchInend,
San. lj--ctwtf 18th Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
Coy. III. Z. JOhmson,

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, Sept l9.-Gov. Hersche
Y. johnson arrived here this afternoon, ant
was welcomed By large concoursc of citizens
accompanied by fine brass band. MT: John
son spoke to a large audience this evening" II
Doebler's Hall Richard faux also addressed
the meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
ARHlS-EASDS.

T1NE undersigned has facilities for making sales Of Yr.
L ginia LANDS and FARMS for which there Is, pre-
enquiry and requests gentlemen de-ros Uf selling
Virginia property, OF exchanging for other Improved
unmproved land personal property 10 communicate 10y
letter, with him.
Tie refers John Lewis Pey,on Es., AIgrrnnn SuI.
van Esq George 5. Cox, Esq, rresieht AN. Exchange
Bank ". T. Hooker. Esq, PrrSdcn, Continental Bank;
e. ilash Esq, President Bank Of The Commonwealth.
THOMAS BOND, '3 broadway,
iiox 2,oi9, Post oaicc New YORK City.
Sent lD-wltScI;t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

The Beliites claim to be the only national
party in the field. By way of proving the
claim, they polled 1900 votes the other day IN
Maine, against sirty thousand Black Repunoll.
cans and forty thousand Democrats Tna'
looks "natiQnaL." don't it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

DEATH OF q, LARGE PLANrEE-James Baly,
of Mississippi, died recently, near Versailles,
Ky. lie vas one Of the largest planters in the
southwest, his crops averaging, annually, from
$500 to 200 bales Of cotton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
u1cKocK's pATENT PORTABLE CT;

AN supplied with the above Mills. made with many I'm.
I prorenents aud in superior style The grinding cyl
ndrs are of cast iron Instead OF wood formerly made
Tn. screw Is Of two inch wrought iron tho iron;
heavy and strong Altogether |; Il the perfect Cider
Mill rN;Hnt.
fy ravns OF sweet cider In ten minutes with single boy
and can equally as well make ten barrr day with ahou.
t'rce hands. With this Mill you can make Cider RS you
want H. and In quantities. single gallon TO any
Der OF barrels. n. NJ SMITH,
Aug2-c2m No. II, Main street.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION Charleston Cou'
rier chronicles the arrival Of the ship Matilda,
Capt Cushing, from Liverpool, with large
and assorted cargo Of merchandise consigned
to Charleston merchants principally.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
.,r, pNLy, SEMl.wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
II 'I,- Nv TYLER, WISE n ALLEERE.
TSR NJ :

-,,rr, r,rss. seven dollars per anuum, and n, the
b; io!ass II taken for shorter period than one
!se o. v- ,se SEAWyEKLY. five dollars per annum and
yta s-. or SIX months, payable In advance f", the
"s", in advance When letters containing money are
. they mus, be registered, they will be u, tie
30 ss II :he writer's
Advertisements inserted In the Daily, Scmi-N cekN
,-Wetsy Enquirer, on liberal terms. -,
re "SIcMNoSp ESQUIEEa ADVERTISING SHEET Is pnhiss
.y,-y Month the monthly circulation Is twenty tmou'
toptes Adyerts inserted at % cents per nne
AL dues to this Office may he remitted per mal Ia
- ni available Bank notes. reyistsred NJ the risk OF
4. Yii:ors.
=. ra., are charged for MS advertisements.
from distance must be accompanied with the ad-
.y or satisfactory references. to inSarr execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
SAIEOES REAL ESTATE in THE COgTN.
M {.

uDURSUANT to the provisions OF deed Of trust execu-
ted to me by John y. Taylor the 18th day Of .anu
nry SS and recorded in the Clerks Office Hanover
County Court the iGh day of January, 1855 shall
trustee under the said deed, proceed, upon the premises
fair " not, on the next fair day thereafter sell public
auction the o! land In said deed described, contain
Ing two hundred and sin and half acres adjoining the
land purcias by the said John d. Taylor Of Catherine
Cnneron's estate The said land Is We'll timbered and
county It Is situated in very healthy and agreeable
nrisL"rhood and whin short distance the village Of
Ashland, and the Mchmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad.
The TERMS OF sale will hr cash Tor equivalent ar.
yangemen for much may be necessary 10 dcfray the
expenses Of drawing inE and recording said deed Of
trust discharge the debt secured thrrrin being The
sum s. uU with interest thereon from the st Of ianua
ry $50 Asto the remainder Of the purchase iuaary H.
beral credit will be extended II desired
Sept G-ctds CHASTAlS WHITE, Trustee.
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SHOCKOE MILL
1I,.I1NIANh EnnIIND DI CrEp

Z AM now prepared TO supply any demand for
4 PLASTER, FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
Ny stock Of Lump Is large; selected from the rure,t
Windsor iNnva Scna) QunrreS, with special reference 10
its richness IN SuLrnsfE UT iIMS
Thankful for the heavily increased patronage the rriu
taon OF my braad shall he fully sustained for rRrf and
PROPER prLvrglA1Iuy JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
Srut I,--rIs Onirp M II Pearl sir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
III THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


nohHAiiUN having been received by the Executive,
"s s"NlE. SNApP, who couhned In the jail
... Ssu1hty o! Mercer, upon charge OF felony, has
T. ih'F.'o!n and is going large; therefore,
"aer Reward Of one hundred dollars 10 any
Io shai atrest the said Samuel Snapp and deliver
,,c JAIL OF said county Of Mercer; and do moreover
M =" o.ncer' This CorDmouw eaIti civil and military
the people generally their best exstions
n's arrest shat he may be brought to justice.
-harr my hand as Governor and under the Less
sea Q! ;he Commonwealth, at Richmond this 18th
- day "f September, l5GU
:,:b. JOHN LETCHER.
s,,".i ". McSvnHp. Secretary OF Commonwealth.
Ea,. Sn"rp Is about - years of aye light complexion
:.,,, bIae eyes, brown hair. lie WAS raised in
T---o-. " tonLoc. 10 this state Sept 20-cSw
l.SfORE AND TO ARKIvE ,oOo sido,
Homp and damaged Leather and The best brunds
is;.r 'A"i' WHICH VIII Sci. low for cash or good
''pairs city made Brogues, for CASH only.
ssptla-,, n. DEVEpEUX,
No. 1872 Gary u.