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DEATH OF NOTED BRIDGE BUILDRR.-Ira
Blake, of Newburyport, Mass, while at work
on Friday last in the reconstruction Of the
Essex Merrimack Bridge, was precipitated
into the river, by the swinging Of one Of the
stringers and before assistance reached him
was drowned. He had constructed q large
number of bridges in this country.
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Hastings Court.-This body was in session
yesterday and disposed of g. large amount of
business, as follows:
The application Of Eliza Jackson, Peters,
burg free negress, TO be registered in this CITY.
was heard and rejected.
James Wells, indicted for a misdemeanor.
Rules awarded against the witnesses, and the
cause set for to-day
Michael Giddings and John Ryan, indicted
for an affray in the street. Parties failed to
answer when called, and capiases awarded
against them, returnable at the next term
The application of Louisa Richardson, a
free negress from Fredericksburg, TO be re.
gistered in this city, was heard and rejected
Samuel II. Rice, charged with stealing a
watch. Examination fixed for to-day, and
rules awarded for witnesses.
VIM. II. Smith, presented for unlawful
gaming Capias awarded, returnable at the
August term.
Ellen Welsh, indicted for receiving stolen
goods. Continued for the defendant to the
next term.
II. Lotfland, presented for a misdemeanor.
Continued 10 Friday next, and rules awarded
for witnesses.
John Riley, charged with stabbing Owen
Riley, his brother, on the 10th OF May. NoHs
proSeqni entered by the advice Of the Court,
and the party discharged.
James Carter, presented for selling goods
without license, in violation of the revenue
laws. Cause heard and argued, and given to
jury, who, being unable TO agree, were ad.
Journed over till this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

MORMON PIC.NIC.-Late letters from Utah
announce Brigham Young's safe return from
the big picnic. He went in style. The COM
pany occupied twenty six carriages. seven
wagons, and "a respectable cavalcade of horse
men," for the accommodation of zone hundred
and ski teen souls, including eigh teen ladies and
few children" The historian of the pic mic
speaks very highly of Cache Valley. Itis said
TO be the finest valley any of the company ever
saw in this country or in Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

POPULATION DKCREAsKp.-The Providence
(R. J. Journal is OF opinion, from what they
hear Ia regard TO the census, that there has
been decrease In population in that city
since 1850. The total will not probably IN uch
exceed $4,000. Ia Ward Four the whole num-
Der ia 1850 was 5,l57, now II IL less than 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

SHOCKING ACCIDENT on THE FoURTH.-At
Akron, Ohio, July ith, in the celebration of
the Fourth, a bonfire was made. Samuel
O'Neil, carrying barrel to the pile, which
was already blazing with tar barrels and pine
boxes, by accident. fell headlong into the
flames. He was, for seconds not counted, in
the midst of the fire, and came out crawling
on hands and knees, with not a shred of raj
ment on him. "Kill me-" he shrieked, ''for
Gods sake, kill me. Cut my throat-any-
thing-only kill me-" After oil effort that
medical or surgical skill could give had been
rendered, he died the next morning, after suf-
fering physical distress unspeakable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Tn, Niaga,a-one Of the most useful and
cooling institutions known to Main streeters
in this hot wea ther- has been driven from the
field of action by the withdrawal Of the water
from the basin, and impossibility of getting
supplies from the city fire-plugs. How long
il will be kept in retirement, we canhot say
Merchants and others must be content to bear
the dust till water can be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

MusICAL.-Carl Formes has accepted an en-
gagenent at Rotterdam. VIM. Vincent WAL
lace the composer, with his family, arrived in
the steamer Persia, on Wednesday last. Di-
rector Saiyi, with his company, will begin a
series of Italian opera performances at Pesth,
Iuly oist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

A CURIOUS AUCTION SALE.-The stage ward.
robe, theatrical properties and other traps OF
the late Mr.. Burton, were sold in New York
Tuesday, at public auction. The catalogue in
Guided over two hundred lots, and embraces
five hundred pieces of music, eight hundred
manuscript plays eighty full costumes worn
by the deceased comedian in his several char
acters, from Captain Cuttle's hook down TO Sir
Oliver Surfaces cane; thirty-two character
wigs, worn by Burton, and one hundred and
fifty lots ofwardrobe from the Cham bers street
theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Cross Fire.-Ann Maxfield, charged by Mary
Lewis, wife of John Anderson, with insulting
and abusing her, was examined before the
Mayor and discharged, it being evident that
the com mplaint was made more out of revenge
than fear of injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Female Spat.--Edward Martin and Kate his
wife, were before the Mayor yesterday, on the
complaint of Ellen Martin, who charged them
with beating her. After a hearing, the warrant
was dismissed. there being no cause to antici-
pate further difficulty if the complainant did
not provoke it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Rumor has it that the friends of Stephen A.
Douglas intend calling a ConveD tion at Staun-
ton, at an early day. to prepare an Elec ctoral
ticket for the State. Whether this Is SO or
not, time will develop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Dismissed-Toseph Goff charged by Daniel
McClarity with beating him and his wife, was
heard before the Mayor yesterday. Dan could
not say that Joe struck his wife, but knew he
was with the party that beat her. Other wit
nesses proved that Joe did not strike either Of
them, and he was therefore discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Beating n Woman-A free negro who calls
himself John Anderson, was arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of
violently assaulting and beating Ann Max
field, a free negress. The evidence showed
that the conduct OF Anderson, alias Lewis,
was brutal in the extreme, and he was there
fore sentenced to receive twenty five stripes.
we'll laid on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

PoKRIo the distinguished Neapolitan exile,
who was not long since allowed to leave the
dun geon where he had been imprisoned for
years is now hard at work in Turin urging
the formal annexation Of Naples as well as
Sicily 10 Sardinia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Runapay.-A pair of horses attached to a
wagon, ran down Main street yesterday At
full speed scattering their own vehicle along
the way, and making men and horses take To
their scrapers; but did no serious injury to
any person or any thing,
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JRRoMR's WIDow.-Ths American wife Of
the late Prince Jerome il said TO DO worth a
million Of dollars. The First Napoleon Al
lowed her a pension Of 6o,000 francs, but the
Bourbons stopped II very quick, says the Bos-
ton Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

The DemOcr"tic State Central Erecutirs Com
mittse, at a meeting held in this city on Tues
day last, adopted resolution calling State
Convention at Charlottesville on the 10th OF
August
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

adjusted ei-The warrant against John Sizer
for threatening violence to Thomas Hancock
was dismissed by the Mayor yesterday, with
the consent of all parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Sold into Slavey.-Yesterday free negro
named Richard Curtis, convicted al the last
term OF the Hastings Court of burglary, was
sold into slavery, under the laws OF the State,
and purchased by gentleman from the South
for 1910
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

PATENTS were issued last week to J. Stin-
nett, of Shelby county, Tenn, for improved
mode Of detaching horses from vehicles, and
Chas. S. Moore, of Alexandria, Va, for i'm
proved mode Of conducting car bodies with
cks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12
EDUCATIONAL,
COuTHERN CONMERCIAL COLLEGE,
- tNo. l3s MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

- mo lSs MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
Commercial Calcu atoms,
The M0DERN jp 'fhtt TANG tfafHsn'p' anu
~Students can enter this institution at any
tune. there being no vacation.
For particulars please call at the College, or
write for Circular;
WIN. FLEGENHEIMER
Jy l0-lm Principals and Proprietors.
DRAWING sCHOOL-For vacation time, re-
0D'BHsd B. lVHSRAff GEAfHEa lVta AaenfrsT SHy lsSS
s5os5 S5os Gt Ns% nSd I'D F MhRst Of TIE a
school will do well To continue the lately at sohooD
COMMENCED exercises with the Brush IN Indian
Ink and Water Coors.
Terms-S2 60. monthly.
ATUESDAYS and FRiDAYS-9 9 to y A. NJ.
II The CATALOGUES for the pas past session, con-
sns the a999Rp1sment ne o for the next session
tlon to me, at the Institute, during my absence
from the city, they may be found at the Bookstore
jy y7"2w Us : " cHAs las II VIII WINsFoS sTSSS President,
ENGLLsH, CLASSICAL. AND n ATHE-
- MATlCAL SCHOOL, ha'f SQUARE from Mr.;
Broad commencing sBPTEMBER e tHdx l7tb, 1850
I. P. CRUMP, Assistant.
carrying on FIRST CLASS SCHOOL, in which
Of VIRGINIA., Virginia Military Institute or
any College, or for business. They would return
their thanks for the liberal patronage they have
received. In uniting their schools they believe
the classification VIII be better, the preparation
more thorough and by 4 division of labor, more
time aud attention can De gwen to the separate
branches.
The scholars will be seated in one room on the
second floor of Saunders Hall, which large,
night and airy.
The course Of Military Tactics will be continued
10 IhoSe desiring IT as al amusement and exercise.
n lkkMs-Saml- annually IN advance - Primary
Deparin ent $50; Ordinary English Branches
S1o 10 ) 40; Advanced Department SIS to 4 10.
Apply to s. I. PENDLETON, Attn street. be-
tween Main and Franklin, or to I. 7. CIR
Saunders Hall jy 6--dIw
NiNERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUE-
- NOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAN COUNTY,
HA.-A SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
Inc FlRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
reetion OF the undersigned.
>, Though Designed especially as preparatory to the
InFerslV OF Virginia, it will, for this reason, af
nIu no lever advantages to those intending to
einel othet nhiVerstles, or any College.
Ohe Vl the Principals Will teach nj MATH EMAT-
dGo Inc other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
HHIuo,Ors shall IN every case. be graduates of the
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAGE ES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
tgss.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
uCircuiars may be obtained at the bookstores in
nchnOnd, or by application to us through the
Richmond Post Office
,.,.o SIDNEY IL. OWENS, JR.. A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP b. STANARD, A: NJ,
yS-d&cw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Miittayy Eseampnsent.--At meeting Of the
committee on the plan Of sncampmsnt, held at
the office Of DR.. o. A.. Crenshaw, in the city Of
Richmond, on Tuesday, the 10th day Of July.
1860, at which the 4th Regiment OF Cavalry.
the ist Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers and
the following companies were represented,
namely, the Governors Mounted Guard, the
Henrico Light Dragons, the Hanover Troop,
the New Kent Troop, the Charles City Troop.
Troop, the following resolat ton was adopted
sesoivsd That sub committee OF six be ap-
po,n.eu @ " srranse plan for the proposed en-
campment; 10 establish rules and regulations for
It's government. snd TO make contracts with the
suthorIties OF the Agricultural Society and the
haiIroad company. and effect such ARRANGEMENTS
feneIaay a. may seem expedient and report to
an adjourned meeting of the COMMITTEES at I future
day. to be liked ny the chairman Of said sub
committee
The following committee were appointed !:
Col. McRae, Col. Richardson, Col. Davis, Mai.
Werth, Capt Cabeil, and Lieut. Crenshaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

st. Johns Chureh-At the solicitation of the
Vestry, Rev. Robert Nelson, of the Episcopal
Mission in China, who is now In this city, has
consented TO take charge of st. Johns Church
till they secure the services Of regular pas
tor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

CRIME IN ENGLAND.-Tbe judicial statistics
of England and Wales for the year 1859 have
just been published, and they afford the Lon
don journals a fruitful subject of remark 1t
appears that there are in the kingdom no less
than thirty-nine thousand five hundred und
thirty professional thieves thirty seven thou
sand six hundred and eighty. eight suspected
persons constantly under the eye of the police,
and twenty-three thousand three hundred
and fifty-two vagrants having no visible means
OF supporter, in all, 1Ci,9e5 criminals at
large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

G,ieranee.-The residents of 5th street.
near the Armory, are complaining bitterly OF
foul odors and vicious ours. An intelligent I
reader in forms as that that part Of the city
needs the atten ton of scavengers and dog
catohers, and mentions one negro hut where
there are not less than six NANCY ours con-
tinually snarling and swapping at passers by,
in the day, and disturbing the entire neigh
borhood at night by their fights and serenades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Fsionious Homieide.-William II. Robey
George Penley Wilson and Charles Gaylord,
chs rsed with feloniously stabbing William
GibIin, on the night of the Goth of May-from
the effe cts of which wounds he died on the sth
of July were before the Mayor yesterday
and remanded to an examining Court, to
be held on Wednesday next. Gaylord will
prove that he ran off and left the parties as
soon as the fight commenced and the evil
dence Of one Of the witnesses shows that Will
son was engaged with him, while Robey and
Giblin were fighting.
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PROFITS OF Wool RAIsING.-The Warren =
ton (Va.) Flag describing the "wool crop" of
Col. John Wolden, for the present year, says
From flock of 900 head of merino sheep,
he has clipped this season about 1000 pounds
of wool, which has already been engaged by a
Richmond man ufac turer, and will bring him
near 81 900. To this handsome profit may be
added : 600 more, being from the mutions
sold and the natural increase of the flock
9U0 acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Desperate Rsmsdy.-Mr. r. A. Johnson, of
King William, requests us TO say, that in the
difiiculty between himself and Mr.. George NJ
Taylor. he had no desire to iniure that gentIe
man unless attacked by him. He says he had
heard that Taylor had threatened to cowhide
him-that he called on Taylor, demanded the
heard. Taylor, SO far from denying the threat
at that time, merely said, swell, sir, walk in to
my office" Taylor hoisted the lid Of his desk,
and looking suspiciously at him under his
arm as II about to shoot, he then drew his
knife and put it upon the table He denies.
emphatically, that any seufie ensued between
them, or that he touched Taylor with the
knife. His business called him into the coun-
try at all times, and as he often had large
sums of money belonging to others, he went
armed TO protect himself.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
Y MIA SAVIN BA X

Y IRGiNiA WINGS hank.
Chartevsd BY the Legi,iatars Of Va.
CAPITALS 100 900.
MON Y received on deposit in sums OF r h
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
tate of Six per centum per annum Is paid Tor sums
feInalnln Six months or longer; Tor shorter Pc
mods, Int-rest at the rate OF per centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
DeDoslts received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, +. b. STARkE, at the store OF +. b.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va. :;
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, Pres't,
L. B. STARKE, Cashier,
nv h-sm o. n. =. STEM. Secretary.
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N $40 REWARD.-Abscnnded from ths
em Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com oany,
about two weets since, while on a visit Ia
his former home in Richmond, a naalaito
.Asboy. WILLIAM, who Is hired of Miss l.. I.
Gordon. He is about Is ~ wears of aye and
about feet OF inches in height. He is well ac-
auainted in Riebmond, and ~ evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward Of .iO will I've
paid for his apprehension and delivery TO .aId
company ~ Lynchburg. or for his conf ement II,
Jail SO they can get him again.
THE0. Il. REYNOLDS, for 6en'l supt.
iy 2-dts " 49, '~~f~'
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THE LAST NEW YORK MURDER.-Frauk
Hoffman, who was arrested for the attempted
murder of Mrs. Schoonmaker, and the m urder
Of her child, was found in possession of Sl75,
identified as the money of Mr.. Schoonmaksr,
and also his watch and hat. which he had
taken from the room. Mrs. Schoonmaker was
dying OF her wounds at last accounts.
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niSSOLUTIUS.-Th concern of RODDEY
IL SEROTHER is this day dissolved by the
yurchsse of X. IL. StTother's interest in saine 10y
T. W. Roddey, who will IN future conduct the bu-
sness III his own name. All liabilities of the con
oern OF RuDDEY u SrRUrHEk will be paid by
+. w. Roddey r. W. RUDDEY,
JUNE 18Th, 1869. X H. SrROTHER.
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Satisfying the Latc.-Wiliiam Badkins and
Mary Childress were before the Mayor yester-
day 10 answer the charge of living together as
man and wife, and keeping disorderly house
To satisfy the law, Badkins proposed to mar
ry the woman forthwith. and to that end OBJ
tanned license from the Clerk OF the Hust-
ings Court, and wished TO send for minister
and have the rites performed at once; but the
Mayor declined witnessing the scene. He
however, continued the investigation until
Friday, for other witnesses and admitted the
parties 10 bail.
A similar case occurred in Staunton last
week, when the prosecution was abated on the
parties becoming man and wife in open Court
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f'o-PARTNERsHIP. We haye this dsY ass ss
fAsfHFswaaRq% VA +. e saf A ioS g.
SNhhsoN' 1"0ef fssffEBBlNs. sff sfn&s puLLEN co.
We sr. ,ya,eful to the public for their
patronage the past tven,s yes''' anu s'''' CON
"n"an'' Tor the ne" fs%TEBBINs 4 pULLEN.
July /, 1850. ----l " Its
/ D'The arm of TRABCES & CARoIHtRS is dis
! solved b, the death Of John Csrothers, All per
.Gsm ,ass TSI54 TO pr. E. fow Ei / ier settsmsnt
{. POW ELL, Admir- of
John carothers, deed.
Jais LIST. 1850. jylo-2w'.
('o-PARTNERsHiP. have thls day asso-
r. GSisd Tf Ps 70 the g21T PoR SH9E END
uLder the name and style of W.P. W. TAYLOR
Be,ns CRATE ful for the patronage have received
for the past 6iteen years, would most respect
Tally ssk for continuance Of the same to the ne~
July 2d, 1850. jy6--lm
niSs0LUTioN OF CO. CO-PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
KoBiNs0N, IS this day Gisso we'd by mutual con
ssa ssn n ss was sas,sess 8 f M wire viii
excepting such accounts, notes, or other claim: as
m e specially '''YfRssf YfGsspa II hhDHEY nP T. shrh
Richmond. June S0th, 1850. Iy 2-ts
IN tsD -
~ VEY h CO, expires this day by lin'itatlon.-
The name Of the firm will be used "a llqudaton.
JNO. D. HARVEY,
w. c. THOMAS.
Richmond, jane 30th 1850.
Co.Partnership.-Th undersigned have as,
soclated themselves under the firm and style OF
SR4oT and T fSh the
old stand of SrorTs, HAkvEY x Co, Ne Nc; p Pearl
y3-2w JNo. d. HARVEY.
~ FARLEY &,,C0 was dissolved on the Both
srtuej HAVING purchased the interest Of Mr.. II. s.
Williams. with the books. accounts, notes, &c,
the stand recently occupied by them, where they
VIII be pleased TO serve their friends and pa
mann unchanged. r. POTTS.
J.. ). s. 8. hAE5HXELiL. EAFsFELi .
Richmond, July ?, 1850. Pts
DlsSOLuTIoS.-The concern of RODDEY
~ & SFROTBER is this day dissolved by the
RoGdeS o. Who vii tne In tane the ny
qsTn OF RQDDEY ( srRUrHEK viii be paid BY
JUNE 18Th 1869. X H. STROTHER.
2!-lm
N0Ti,G;E;,,The term Of co partnershlp OF
asd plvasy Of on ssan
sfSSb ODD n We
t4tly solicit ooLtlnnatIoH of patronage from our
trends and the public generally, and by industry
and perseverance, hope TO merit the liberal patron
ags heretofore xtended TO
PULLIAM Il CO.
A. G. FULLIAM.)
X. p, PULLIAS,>
ID. X. WEIsIGRB.l
Richmond. Va, May 10, 1850. my l1--3m
NIUTICE.-Having sold my Tools stock IN trade
~ and good will to Mr.. q E0. STARRETT. my
friends and customers will please call on him for
anJ work they may require.
Very respectfully WM BOWDEN, JR.
PLIMblNu, bAS-FlITiNG TlNNlNG, &c,
done IN the best manner and with dispatch. EST
mates furnished for Buildings Furnaces and
Ranges Of the most approved patterns; always on
hand large and desirable stock from which TO
lect. GEO. STARRETT,
Belvin's Row. Governor st
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I OOk AT THlS..-The aadefagned having
IL sustained severe loss by the late tire on their
premises, respectfully inform the pubic that they
have again Tebuit, and solicit the work of our
former customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally, promising TO use every exeTtIon on our part
70 give general satisfaction TO all who may favor
US with their orders.
R0GEKs Il MILLER, Manufacturers of
Marble Monuments T0mbs, Mantles,
Building Work. Ge Main street.
In l. ssB Dppos,ta Id Baptist Ghuse
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M away from my house, on Church Hill. ON
-HtAthe yth May last, my negro woman JANE.
Lz1VSald negro 10 - or 43 years old, very black,
S>.aad was purchased by me of Ro. X Howl-
son. executor Of - Curtis, dec ID. in Janaary last
She frequently complains OF rheumatism, and has
some marks on her NECK from scfoiulA. 4 think
she 10 in Pow hatan county, wher. she formerly
lived. or ls lurking about he city In the neig hbor
hood of Sd street, near tho Poor House, passing
he rself of as a free woman. will pay the abive
reward If delivered to me. or confined in Jail SO
than can get her. WILLIAM ]. SCOTT
ty A--Zws