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For tie Ehqoirt:: !:


The Bell and Everett, hnd Dru.las r.irio S
are prepared to submi' to tho c!,c,ioa 81 In.
cou. They declare 1t would be dowm @h.
treason 10 dissolve the Cn!or, bccaas: 9! lise
election Of i man in constitutional .".'eA;,.
who is; the l:.vnri:c o! !:.e 'E.a;o!!. 9! to 20.
pie.
But submission is not ruom-:i-:E"t 2'orc
will not sa;c the Union. .Sy".h!rH :it! gg>.
be found 10 fl! the Federal oiiiccs - The
South. Will the Bell anu noagl.- nitn lore
20 their prcjudices against Abolition. 80; axe
office under an Abo,ionist Lincoln 'aahc5
open and arowed war OIL Southern c?raotv q
rights and on Southern institutions. WI, tnyy
sc!I tic South To- save the Union "l.i In"y.
as hired mrrccnaries, cnls. under ;h9 banner
of Lincoln in his John E:owm t9;a: ac;,if:t
their ghhors-thcir k,h and .i.eir ki.? Do
they play the game Of three p!uc>: o"c :'--ot
heads win, tails you lose
II Bell or Douglas he elected, ti.ry "ir :l:s
spoS. II Lincoln be successful, t"e? e.
them by !nni; or hy :rnnk.
l. this r'cir gaIic - ""At', i'.y'.
Sr.r~. !,.,;-.. :i.=
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Discussion fn Chesterfield.

The Presidential canvass was regularly com.
menced in our county, on Monday last, and
the people were. instructed and entertained, du-
ring the entire day, by orators who respective
ly represented the interests and claims of
Breckenridge and Douglas Ia the support Of
the Chesterfield Democracy.
1t was announced early in the morning, on
Monday, that Mr.. Charles Irving now Of Pc
tcrsburg, would be present to address the peO-
pie of Chesterfield in support OF Judge Douglas,
and we were all delighted in our anticipations
to hear Mr. Irving, as some Of US had never
had that pleasure, and others were anxious to
hear him again, approaching, rs every one does,
his elegant and graceful style OF oratory; and
il became necessary for the Breckenridge men,
in their turn, to look out for an orator to meet
so eloquent and Jealous supporter Of Judge
Douglas, and, in their wisdom, they selected
Mr.. Wm R. Wood Of our county, to answer
Mr. Irving, and it was soon agreed between
them to divide time equally.
Mr. Irving led off in speech Of an hour and
twenty minutes, to which Mr.. Wood replied,
for The same length Of time, in manly, Eorci-
ble and dignified manner; and in which he an.
swered, most successfully, every charge urged
against the Breckenridge party, and at the same
time dealt some heavy blows TO the Douglas
men.
Mr. Wood won the applause Of the audience
(Which was large and inteligenU at frequent
intervals, and was frequently interrupted du.
ring his happy and felicitous reply. The l3reck-
inridge men we're more than pleased with the
success Of their orator, as their brightest anti,
cipations were more than realized, MS Mr. " oou
came to Court wholly unprepared; therefore
his effort was altogether ertemp0re
The friends of Breckenridge have nothing "a, 10
lcar, if their orators throughout the State VIII
come as readily, and as successfully 10 ms sup
port, Us did Mr. Wood on Monday at Chester
iield Court. The thanks Of the Democracy are
due to Mr.. Wood for the able, forcible and elo-
,,uent manner in which he rindIcated their
cause before the faithful Democracy oi CheS-
tertield on Monday. aPEcrArok'
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The immense demand in England for Arneri-
can Sewing. Machines is exciting wonder. 1t
is estimated that not less than %, o0o AmerI'
can machines will Le sold in great Britain the
coming year One American factory turns out
every week nearly 1000 machines. An Eng,
lish paper has no doubt that American manu-.
facturrrs will be prepared to supply 20o,ooV
sewing machines during the year 1861.
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Democratic ,7cc,:u. ~ y.rs:pn.

st 4 meeting Of lie Democracy, :i..i ln ;.l2
Court House. "n the cvr:iH@ %: -" =,g u -
on motion, j. l!u,!,!ic,on, -, ""S .a.."' -
the Chair. aliL J";cIi: j9rsScn appointed go
crctHr:.
un notion, the following committee, I. L.
Cowan, E. T. Brandon, H. Pei, g. lT'-s? a!'t.
}. H. Carroll, Escs., were appcin;@-: % @fs.s
resolutions; and reported as follows
Whereas. we look upon the prc:en: '':l.c"!-
ties in the Democratic party with Gcep rgg'c,,
and being anxious That those tijicGi!ie, ma;
be- amirably adjusted and nj strii" a::5ys.; a;..
regarding 4 iriil and lais C9u"c:t;u& -: 80
party aS III" best mcanS ul restoring lai".""*
and rIsuriDg the Success C!' T." ;lc!.,gct.!,1
ticket ia the State; therefore, be ::
Resolved. That wc coEr'.r il IL" cal. - ;.'r
Executive Committee, i;- :" trc"t;ii'"" . !:
held in Charlottesville, on tue .G:;I :a5:.
Resolved, That the following delegates &c
apnoiutcd 10 rcpresct.t the Dcmori%cy g t".5
COUNTY in said Con:entian
JOHN Scott, !. g. BfanGon. ":.I1. -chtc,
David Graham. Solomon MiieT, GcD. Ear
fax .John Loar, Robert Rrown, Dr. J. Il. Ma
nown John i. Brown David Stc;nl;e, l>2ac
S,,rtzmau Dr.. j.. c. ken1hle, Co. 2. y. Mon
roe :, 4. Rogers, 6. w Fa;r;a5, IIii.os. Brown,
israel baldwin. Henry s'ar;znan end james
&. Campbell.
Resolved That sirorll noHc Of tue foregoing
delegates attend the said ConreAtlon that WuI.
F. Richie. James Barbour, WIN. F. Gordon
and VIM. Old IL. bc appointed TO Act as alter
natcs and that any one Of the aforesaid CcIc.
gates OF alternates be authorized to cas-: tic
"ut- of this county in said Convention.
On motion Of James II. Carroll, ESQ, iEa
Chairman and Secretary OF this meeting "s:o
added to the list Of delegates.
The Chairman Or. }. l;r.:G,-sor) oe:1G
called upon delivered . nea. ani appropriate
speech, urging har!aony ana H;.ion among iFie
Democracy.
On mu!ion the meeting adjourned sane &c.
j. HCDDLESOS, Chairman.
JosEpn JACKSON, Secretary.
r. 7 hn itl:t:s,, = o
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THE REA IIiFL L. r \ ftlII GA LIED 'sKO-
BIN PARK" lS llENEICO, On TIE cHICAliOMlSY,
FIVE MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR "a LIZ At ACC.

TI0N
the rtuuc, OF Mr.sr,. Robinson end raiIer Baker,
N We shall SELL Public Auction, the premises,
TUESDAY, III. 18th August lsGU, a. IL urIGck M, II fair,
Ii not th- lair day, the beautiful Farm located as
above aJriuug The lands OF Dr. John Friend, and Mrs.
Mury Price, containing by recent survey iiu acres, OF
which a.nb are cleared embracing In ncrrs Of fine low
grounds About ia well rr in original ana
undAry riuwul wH"d aud tGirr. I. land j. not only
well adapted the ordinary crops, hut portion OF Il Is re-
mmrkaby ,uitrl tsrtaIrs. There IS hnr young Or
ciard u ilrr place The DTriDg Is bulk Ct brick, Is In
good ORDER aud contains sin ruon., and j. surrounded by
hasoLr rs0vr and cedar There H. In ahdl-
ton all ,l. hnildT=s snalIy fonn such place. Pos
session giv" tnr rV seed whrat, ami full possession NJ
the end OF The year.
TE.Ms-tILr.,hird bash balance IL aud two years,
for negotiable nn- brarng interest secured by
lrrd GODp!N { AfrERSUS,
Auctionprrs
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EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSES AND
llES iT IilnIirESrEl IQl. -llQliSE

sNlE undersigned oilers r sale all the buildings and lots
ut Gloucester Court House. lately owned lay his father,
John Talh i"..'d.
Til. property consists nf Is tenrnrns among which
one Rr.k Tavru with lIrick Stable lee House. and all
other buildings necessary for conducting large business.
Four Store Houses, with comfortable dwellings attached;
other dwelling houses and shops for Saddlers Black
smiths, TailOtS, Carpenters and Shoemakrrs.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
attached them for surtIs and other PURPOSES and
all In good repair
Gloucester Courthouse is situated Ia the ,rdst Of veal
thy and pUpuous country and is OF the best stands for
business In this section.
The Tavern might be made profitable, large mer-
camille business has alway, been done there and mecla
les ur every kind nnd constant employment
TITS TERMS which viii he liberal, will DC made known
application Ia the subscriber.
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4 VERY FINE CULPEPEIt FARM .aa
AUCTION.

4
4 Executors OF John Cooke Green we shall MON
II DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1sGO, ii
fair IL not The next fair day, Sell at public auction, II
"GreenwUod," the following tracts Of land
lSt. The tract OF land khUwn Grrenwn0d, (he late
residence Of Mr. Grecn containing nine hundred
This has been for years regarded of the finest
in this region Of country 1t lies bin mile vi The
Cupeper Court llonse, Immediately the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road. About hnc,y.two in tim
brr the residue cleared and in ahgh state Of Improvement
improved by It's a;c with view solely pronc
tiveness AMI with expectation Of selling it, II Is divided
into fields with failinS in each flowing TO
the South gving nearly the whole Of the land Eastern
Southern and Southeastern exposure 1t Is thoroughly
drained by open and secret diiche the latter lad with
Virginia. finely adapted 20 the growth; Of corn wheat ai
the various grasses
The lmprorem are large and com;uotous Dwelling.
and 0uthcuses, Of the substantial character. For
fertility OF SOIL facilities market. heaincss Hnd beauty
location advantages Of society," Of schools churches &C.,
there is rarely oerrc for sale desirable estate II
could be conveniently divided into three tracts, n 10
give abundant supply Of neveraillng water 10 each
The purchaser will have the election TO take another tract
OF wood land, situated in the Plat Grounds abont ni
mile distant, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
SIX ACRES md SO much OF larger tract OF FIVE HIN.
Grounds" about mile further ;o, he may choose
prices TO be male known by us before the sale Of Grrcn'
wood.
End Should the purchaser Of "Greenwood' eec,
take the One Hundred and Acre Truc That will
b. sOld immediately after the sale OF "Grcenwood."
ID Should the purchaser OF "GrecnwOod" elect not 10
take the Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract, only
part thereof much thereof as the purchaser OF
GreenwooL shall not take will be sold Immediately alter
the sale Of the One Hundred and SsvcntySix Acre Tract
The Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract is covered with
line growth Of Timber consisting Of white oak, post OAK
hickory, ASH &C.
TERMS OF SAE.--Ons.tuurh Of The purchase money in
cash. the esiduen three annual nstalueniS with Interest
from the day Of SALE he secured by bonds with security
10 be approved by Auh deed Of trust upon The prem
i-r4.
Possession given for the purpose OF seeding wheat
the purchaser complies with the terms OF SALE aud
iu possession the crop gathered and the
Sa"es and persabe prnner,y sold Either OF U.s. or Mr.
property.
JAMES W. GREEN, Cuprpcr c. H., Va.
GEO. MURTUS, Raccoon Ford Culpeprr Cu.
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AUCTION SlLES.
RI GODDIN d APPEKSON. ACCTS,
VALUABLE FARM OF 522 ACRES, EE4

VALUARLE FARM OF 52y ACKES, NEAK
TO THE BROOK PLANK ROAD, SEVEN MILES NORTH
Of TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, FoR BALE AT hDC-
TI0N.
4 T the request of Mr. Edward Z. Chamberlayne who
N conten,pntes removing to the south we shall sell ut
pubIc auction the premises TUESDAY, the lith Au-
gust 1SG0 at o'clock r. NJ the valuable farm which
he resides called "EfEL GREEN" containing by recent
survey 2 acres, Of which about 20 In woods and
432 open land thu most Of which has been greatly
improved In the ras few years by the free Of lime, and
now produces excellent crops. This land ndun that OF
Dr. John n. Powell ". C. Taliaerro and Richard N. Tur
ner and about miles North Of Kchnond, and With
III one mile Of the Brook Plank Road. The will bc sold
In gross or divided into two three parcels may he de-
ternnetl on ut the hour Of sale. Partial possession will he
given IN time 10 raow for and seed crop OF wheat, and
full possession about the 18th OF December next: plat
AMI survey Of the land can be At office.
TERMS :-One.fourth cash, balance |. and years.
for bonds bearing Interest; payable half yearly secured
BY trust deed. GUDDtN APPERS0S, Aucts.
P.S,-Mr Chamberlayne residing the premises, Will
show 1t to those who may call on him.
InI.
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|AE!ihBLE FARMS FOR SALE

TrII; BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF
SEfESTf.TilREE ACRES, on TIE WESTNAM PLANK
ROAD, AND on BOTH SIDES OF GRACE STREET,
CALLED "0CCANElCEE," FOR SALE
the request OF Mr. John +. Wren. authorized
"a tn sell his beautiful county seat, located n0oye
three miles West Of Richmond This place Is well known
that minute description Is deemed The build
nes ample FOR the Of large family and surround
I'll by beautiful shade nLa ornamental trees The place will
bc sold entire divided to four parcels OF about eighteen
ncres euch For terms apply 10
G0DDIN & APPERS0N,
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,.,.,,, of m. prexS I'm SaIOnJ.

The Indicator Of Dresden, some weeks ago
pubIi>h,.i All article asainst capital punishment
or the occasion Of an execution The paper
was seized and the editor and the author Of the
article coDdelnred to imprisonment. On appral
III: sentence was confirmed.
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saicXoCH'S HATsNr PORTABLE CT

AN supplied, with the a,ny- Mills made with nany i'm
rrorements, and superior style Tie grinding cyl
indsrs are ol cast iron Srad uf wood as formerly made
the >crr% u "i tWn inch wrUus, iron; i. beam cast lron
besrE ard strong Altogether II is perfect Cider
Mill rNtan
ANY farmer who has this mill can nj any ,im. make
few gallons of cider In minutes with single boy
and equally we'll nasr tr harrilS day with about
three hands. With this Mill you irake Cider us you
want IT, and ia quantities single gallon my mum.
Der Of barrels u. VI. SMITH
Auya-c2in No. H. Main street.
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Hon. Howell Cobb addressed : largo D.cc,;.
inridse anal Lane nrrtin:, III A;!a:::n, Ga, on
the 9Th inst |; j. sa.d !, have been ;ae ;&r.
gest political meeting ever held ID TIA; place
Mr.. Cobb urged that !, WAS tho Ju;y o. cycry
Southern man To vote !oE E:cci;i:ir,iGe GHG
Lane. The principles u; ". Lincoln BE- shya,
cd to be vengeance hatred and undYn. ha3lili.
ty TO the South ana Southern ias,itu;ions. lie
Mr, Cobb therefore called uYcn the people q;
the South How ~ S,aI,I hy their rights. 70 cast
aside their passions ~! party prcjuiiccs. aa,:
to come together is brother. VIZ. 90: h-alj.
united i'll the defence Of that great ,.oririrr e.:
equality which is tie vita! l;!,-G.3oa uI ,nr
South. II that doctrine went down. D.; ;..tai
go down with i, ad viii! 1t rise m!. again, tor
the '!ay "i rs regeneration Was "qt iar G!S
tant
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE


f6NIE undersigned, having determined TO move south
Il oilers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, In
the county Of Charlotte lying the waters Of the Ward
rors JUS, above and the Of the Roanoke just
below the confluence Of the two Streams
Thi, trac; Is located within three and hall miles CT
Messing Ford Depot, the Richmond and panrle Rail
ruad aud contains about 0U acres OF which considerably
over 2tu acr.s are rs;rae bottom land unsurpassed in
capacity Of production, ana in facility OF cultivation, Gy
E the county. The tiuSal land X comparatively cA-
.;lt overflow, and O secured aga!ns high
by dixie, which j. KEEP. up 1t little cost. and which
affords rii"ciual -Gt-c.iun, with ordinary attention
Wih the exception uf dwelling house fal other In.
prorcucis necessary excellent, aud in good repair
This plantation is wirly hnuwu remarkable Isr the
production OF fine g!priug tobacco, my prices for the
past ten years " full: ait.s; II Is also scarcely less dis
iiaguisicd fer its wheat crops an! iswcl adapted TO what
ever Is grown ia this portion q. the State.
Such opportunity for Investment in real estate rarely
occurs and TO those in OF land In ntshborhoOd pos
sessns ell the advantages Of good health and refined aud
intelligent society," will take great pleasure in showing the
premises.
TERMs.as AM fully determined to SELL will maize the
terms and accommodating Any enquiries addressed
will he promptly answered, and reference can he had
10 Messrs. Green llohson, Rchmond, Va.
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sale Of the Lexington nnd Big sandy KAN
Rnn1.

The sale Of this read under ! decree of the
court tool; place on Tuesday, and was pur-
chased BY ". T. Nichols and Ii. Means, Of Ash
land, Kentucky, for the sum Of 100000.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE POSTPONED UNTIL THE; 2STII OF AUGUST.
TR RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ROCKING.

HAM TURNPIKE
Cf virtue OF deed OF the uGderslgn-
ID ed, Trustee by the Rockingham turnpike Company
for The benefit OF certain parties therein nmed and which
deed bears date the 18th day of June 1851 shall proceed
on TUESDAY, THE TwENrY.EIGiITII DAY or AUGUSr,'
lS6t the TUkNPIKE ROA said deed OF trust.
Said turnpike extends from llarrsonburg in the county
OF Rockingham, to point the Hue Ridge Turnpike,
within half mile Of GordoIsvle. 1t passes through
asnse!y Populated section Of country ana commands M
completion Of the Manassas Gap alron1o Hhrrsonhurg
TERMS SALE-Cash enough In hand to deay the e1-
pensrs OF soie executing the trust and to pay or
decree of the Circuit Court OF Rockingham for sum
amounting $780, and the residue 10 he paid In
four eight and twelve months from tho day of sale. thu
purchaser executing for the wtendurscd Negotiable
notes payable in Bunk, and lien upon the pro-
pery be retained until The purchase money Is paid
Acting trustee shall convey such l!e Is vested in
by said deed. Z. A STANDS, Trustee.
August i4-,tds
LAND FOR Sale, ADJOiNING and
TRIAL RAILROAD, FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
~ THE COUNTY OF HANOVER ALSO, CATTLE,
SLEEP, HOGS &C.
w MoSDAY, TIE sEvESTEESTII OF ' sErTEMIER
next il fair, and not the next fair day thereafter and Il"
continue from day TO day. until conpete three tracts OF
Land belonging 10 The Of the late Ianceot Phillips
Two Of the up beaver Dam Depot being H..
vided by the alroa; the the north side uf the Rail-
road with buildings and the Dr"t. contains about
500 acres and the other the south side Of the Railroad,
contains about Ian These two tracts will he surveyed
before the sale The other tract aOu mile from The
same Depot, contains about 2u acres, au lot Of lex
acres separated by lane from the latter.
These lands are well-wacrrd. have ample timber and
rr-wood suited the growth Uf Corn WIra and To-.
6acco, and for health no location IL more healthy.
The stock Of Cattle Sheep, Hogs Farming Utensils House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c, will be sold =, the
time.
TERMS sALEfor the Land one. fourth OF the purchase
money cash. and the residue In three equal instruments Of
nine twelve and eighteen months with bond anil good sc.
curity with interest from date and deed Of trust the
land.
For the personal property all of fln ind under
cash. and all that sum- nine months credit with bond
and good security, with interest from date The Cattle and
Sheep improved stock, largUnd fu fine beef and
ton, fine mlch cows oxen, &C.
The undersigned living Beaver Dum Drpn will sluw
the i.ai,S TO any wishing TO huy.
JOHN ". PHILLIPS,
Administrator, and for himself and other heirs.
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DrLrGe OF DELrGEs.-The citizens Of
staunton had Just begun to get their town in
or,jrr after the deluge Of Saturday week last
when down came storm on Wednesday which
undd all they had done. To work they went
again, but on Friday there came another rushing
ircshct which filled up all the cellars which had
Just been ctnptied, and threw everything into
confusion; and as if that WAS not enough 10 and
behold there came another swell OF the waters
on Monday which knocked down house HOOD
sd The streets and nearly drowned an old Wo-
man.
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J. pllOSSER TAHB,
Ir oSr,f l;iuutrst.r Snnrt Hr
;, v1LUADLE } JAMES iEivEii rais':

FOR SALE.
IatHE subscriber offers for sale, privately Elk Hin"
& This place, situated about 30 miles above Richmond,
The canal contains ~ VI land-about GuO Of
which IN cu on 20, Ct the finest ryerlow grounds.
The vi the aL.. In cultivation is g land, aud In the
highest state nf Improvement. The a:.i not in cultivation
is generally well wooded The improvements are OF the
tr>i kind. H. HARRISON.
C"LrmBIA y. o., fluvaEna county, Va. May l'-cif
AS!llsS HILL FOtc SALE.~-rhr undersigned
IVA oilers for sar his farm Mar Ill., situated in the low
end of iIenrco county. l,is not his object to give
mule description Of the place, preerrng that those who
desire purchase should visit and judge for themselves.
lie will state, however, that lis situated II miles below
Rchnlonl and miles from the landing James
River Il contains :8U 2o Of which cleared and
highly improved 10y the of Mari w be procured
upon the place within two feet OF the surface portion
Of this tract also consists of very fine owla, which
we'll adapted TO the growth Of The crent varieties Of grass,
Well Is corn. wheat OATS Ia.
The dwrllnghouse Is in thorough repair. AMI the out
houses have Nil hern recently built The location Is
which renders the place both healthy and pleasaa The
neghborhood is nots for its refameut sociabiy and
hospitality GEO. ". GATEWuoD,
llenrcu county.
fo fGIthrr particulars apply 10
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LAiI:fkENCE s. ,fEItsIaG,

.}GaCf;CEs 10 the Courts o: the city Of ;lcmn, an'
I n. counted OF Henrco, Hanover ana Caroline.
Il. also Notary Public and Commissioner oi the Cnrt
>',:.. Court Of Claims
r. partnership between Mr.. CkAs;n:i White ana hin
.,"t:ag dsolvel his 0Dice /, :nw Oh ltI street, just
.s.5s GOidins Han.
-
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RUNAWAY SLtv7:,

n THE JAIL OF MECkLENEIIE tiHiiNIN
DAY orswu since, runaway slave w"nrnr at.
"A rested IN and committed ~ The lii If this c"uly SIR
l. nm ~ 10 80 years q; age. very hrsi m.';" r"npirA
iru with long black s,..cOih hair nbCut III
quarter u; u dollar her rit cheek hnc, ai says her
i. POLLY She had OH "hr; ari"'t"n : black .
dress amt culor.tl nnkrrr!:ir: her hrad sh' 81,
she belongs Mr. George Miller Gf P;isylvania coumy
that some -g;.- months ago when she in the posses
sl" % vino the agent cfGcorer allilrr lc was
taken andscarrcd to leorsa hy named Ers"t-hal
she lade her cscap. from him some months ago. and When
arrested MAS her way back 10 Pt:Sylvahia. The
owner u" said iare Is hrchy notified I" assert s cdl "r
She VIII 'r deal; with urrrr;ing tu law.
L. Il. EUMOSSuE, Ja;lur.
koyuiUl Va, August - ciw