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Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Change i'm Business.
TinWare and Stove Emporium.

The subscriber wishes TO inform lhe public that
he has purchased the TInware Store lormP Tly belong
ing 10 Mr.. John II. Graham, in the town OF Smy yrna,
where he is prepared 10 do ROOFING, with lin or
Shee,-IrOn at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable Terms. lie also keeps constantly on hand
lqrie assortment OF TINWARE Of all kinds, Stoves
Of all sizes anI patterns, and every thing his line
Of business He hopes. by strict attention To hus
ness. 10 receive liberal share of public patronage.
oCtt WILLIAM GREEN
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

.THE MAssACRE AT GCYANpoTrE.--T The 81.
gillian Vrsprrs Of the Nineteenth Century,
7He ad.lI I1uai particulars received Of The af-
far at Gptanhnt'e. on Sunday evening week,
gave irIgh'tuIly tragic interest 10 the story
There wrrS. u se"ns, stationed as a guard in
The iewl ssin :Ihlng less ta&n three hundred
Union tr"ops. al t'rginmns. The most of
4 l@se The re1,i inhabitants, by dint OF delusve
aemonsiJalI iu7 nt Kindly feeling aud anxious
hOsPpalItJ, hegIied To- their houses on the
!sysnIhg 10 qn"s i2I, and then. by display of
signals, ann"pnced 10 the guerrilla cavalry of
= -COngressmah Jenkins lurking IN the neigh
eoThcOd, that he unconscious victims were
garlahdcd for The slaughter. The butchers,
nze hundred 10 number. dashed into the town,
fSll npon the unarnrd National soldiers ard
after khlI"g number, as yet Unascertained,
IN Ide cap v"s o. the rena nder, those only who
had DECLINED the hospitality ofthe consprrators
Escaping. While the fight WAS pr jceeding,
Ble rebel PQpnlaIlon male and female, assisted
the destruction by Er!"g ir"th the window g
upon their betrayed guests.
Had the pns>ibIh of revrving on any theatre
OF war IN the uIneIeFnh h century the dramas
Of the SIcIl,aH Vrspers. St. Bartholomew W 4
Nigh, and & &c 'e. been pIcasserted an out
Tag-d civil zatIOn mHst have pronounced the
tsseItIUn 4 SANDER upon the aye. VT the
rPIrH which suggs>'rd this GuyandsIte massa.
ere - even "ar<e Than that wh,c ch prompted
eIIher oi the three 4teAt tragedies reft fred 10.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Proclamation.

Gratitude to Almighty God for many mer-
cies through another year, and the observance
of en- honored custom, call for day of devout
thanksgiving from the people of this State.
Though Opr country is suffering from the
horrors Of civil war, brought upon it through
the wiekedness and perverse1ess of man, aud
It's advancement TO greatness, power and gen-
eral prosperity mas thereby been retarded. md
many brave souls who have entered have fallen
IN the unnatural strife, and by their fall shrouded
many households in funeral gloom, STILL through
all these calamties Gods blessings are visible,
marked and uumistakable. He has blessed us
with sunshine and rain. He has beautifully
filled our gamers with the fruits of the earth,
and He has spared US from the dread ravnges
of a pestlence. For his mcrces it becomes US
to thank Him, and for our Affections to offer
prayer that they may be removed.
The refore. |, William Burton, Governor OF
the State of Delaware, do appoint
THURSDAY, THE 23th DAY OF NO.
VEMBER. INST,
10 Almighty God, and recc ommend that the
peopo OF this State, abs aiming from all need
less secular employmeuts on that day assemble
in their respective places q public worship nd
uni'e in fsrvent expressions of gratitude to Him
h"W W"Vm oil ulCosihSS u"W' unu W WH"ui
only we can tn confidence APPEAL for a resto-
ration of peace to our beloved country.
I ~ In WITNESS WHEREOF, Ihnve caused
L. 3. the Great Seal of the State Of Della
| ( ~ ware 10 be hereuntO affixed. Done at
Dover. this eighth day of November, in the
! year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and six,y.ene. and ofthe independence Of sa id
State the eighty sixth.
WILLIAM BURTON.
BY the Governor:
EDWARD RIDGELY, Secretary of State
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Rricklaying. PIastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully iniorms his friends aaa
he pubhc that he Is prepared 10 10 all kinda Of Brick
work. Plaslerlng Masonry, &C., with neEtnsss aAd
dispatch.
lie also keeps constantly on hand the best qusLly
of BUILDING LIME, CEMENT, and CALClkED
PLASTER AIl orders left at the Store si BsD D.
Allen or at the subscribers. will receive proEPIaE
tention. ALVEN ALLEN,
apI.Iy Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Fancy EreSs GOOds.

OF various styles and patterns; Musllns Pants Stuffs
Shirts anu Drawers, and general assortment of Dry
Goods; Reody Made Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Pro.
VISIONS &c all Of whIci will be sold ut cost. Then,
come one, come oil TO
EATON'S BARGAIN STORE.
=, ON THE HILL.
N, B.-Al persons indebted TO the subscriber will
please come forward and settle their bills or nutes bv
lhe lIrst OF November, and save further trouble
Oct3I
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

No persOn can have an excuse for using fluid in
small lnmps as We can attach burner to small
huid tube to burn Kerosene, Carbon and Coal Oils.
st one forth the cost Of flIid and without fear Of ex
plpsIon The above burners for night lights, tOgeth-
er with all the newes; style" OF burners. WIN or
without chImneys 10 be had at the lowest cash prices
KEROSENE, COAL AND CARBON OILS
Of The hes, qualities and in any quantities. from to
five hundred bafres also the best assortment ol Lamps
and lamp fixtures Of all kinds, in the city.
FLUID, Lard and other lamps altered at the shortest
not,ce .-'.' .i'. Oct3I I-3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-16
VALUABLE HOUSE LOTS FOR

SALE.-The two very desirable Building Lots
the west side Of Harvard streets between John Dix
streets Each lot Is 10 feet Harvard street. by 100
tet deep running back to an court and the
Of each lot is now laid out orchard and garden
there upon each from 50 60 fruit trees bearing
order
These lots are without exception the most desirable
DuHdllg lots now unimprOved in the city, and being
together, could be occupied lot, if desired In
quire of G. ii FITCH
. JOHN G. OTIS.
Also, for sale gray Horse, second hand Carry
az, (Tolman rs make,) one secondhand Top Buggy
(Breck IS makel mar1 dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-16
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY l6. 1861.
Heal estate.
\ FOR sALE-GLEN ARBOR-

On FOR SALE-GLEN ARBOR-
Niii The late residence of W. NJ Chase This beauti-
AAztul estate, situated West Boylton street one
mile north OF the Court House the city OF Worcester
contains SIX acres OF the best land horticultural pur
poses to be found in the state The soil is of the
character gent sopng southwark and under the high
est state of cultivation and has upon as many fruit
trees as the land accommodate There are over 00
young and thrifty apple trees of choicest varieties in
9ll bearing great variety OF pear, peach plum and
cherry trees also the smaller fruits such the Dorches.
Ter and Lawton blackberry, currant gooseberry hmble
and raspberry, strawber y, &c.
The Flower Garden is stocked with a choice collection
OF Towering shrubs, roses, herbaceous plants
The house contains rooms, with store rooms wood
She'd &c. Connected with the house is one of the best
constructed greenhouses and graperes in the Common
wealth 40 by "a feet, with span roof built by the day
and heated hy Whteles celebrated water
also, farming house by 10 feet The grape vines were
set last year in an extensive and carefully prepared bor
der and are of the choicest varieties and will be suf
fcenty established to into full bearing next sea-
SON. The stable contains accommodations for horses
and COW. The buildings substantial and in good re-
pair The flower garden and house surrounded with
beautiful arbor vitae and hawthorn hedges and on the
grounds several fine specimens of evergreen trees
This estate will be sold at very low price for cash.
an existing mortgage of $1,000 which remain for
ea years For further particulars, inquire of w. NJ
CHASE, lO5 DeTonshire street 4. g. TIL ESToN CO,
n Franklin street. Boston, ALDEN SEARS, ESQ.,,
near the premises. Worcester. deod3w ap27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-16
SpettatIes. &t.
SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 J.:

O. SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
~ invites the citizens OF this place and vicn-
RI W, TO call and examine h superior selection
IL of SPECrACLES, containing his lately i'm
EllM proved PERsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
III which he will adapt to far sighted, nearsight-
III ed, aged, and weakened persons who may de-
IN sire them, according to the true state of their
III eyes. The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
IL ty,brlliancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
~ = mond, andtormsthe most beautifuland perfect
Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
\, es great advantages over the common glasses
In general use Their perfect spherical form
II i gives more extended field vision. Their
n purity and transparency teral presents
ID less oostructions to the passage of light-over
EElN comes, in great measure, what is called by
II OPTICIANS alteration oflight. Consequently,
LII objects seen through them present themselves
in clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
Z II that glimmerng, waverng unsteadiness, un-
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading
III i sewing; in fact. approaching near the per
~ n feet lens of the natural 1t is possible
III art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted wththe Optical
Art are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye !;
practice often productive of serious
quences udicng the minds of the people against the
use of Glasses. Glasses selected by skul Optcian,
made of the aforementioned material, will instead of
ALLY
He keeps constantly on hand small and large SPY
Glasses; Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and E. c
Glasses of all kinds; different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment for sale and to hire; Magnifyine
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &e.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufEc
turers Of Pebble Lenses glad to be abeto sell such
for less than thew have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestor
Consultation free of charge.
j. Ro5ENBUSII, (Agent) 0ptician,
mo- successor to l., Shrisheim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-16
90 be Get.

TNO LET-A Tenement of six rooms in
- good order, with garden if desired Applv Mt 9s
el otleet dtt app
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms
- on the corner of Main and Beaver streets TO rent
lSes. DIFF ~ "" ~ I piSsi-
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To
-. Gentlemen Inquire at +. d. Warmers, 81 Main
street, opposite the Central Church. d2m anl5
TENEMENT TO RENT.-A good up-
per tenement Of five rooms is to be let for $685. In
quire at No. Vernon street. diff anl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-16
SARGENT's MAGIC SOAR.

lst This preparation free from all deeterious quail
ties and perfectly harmless Its use will not jure the
skim the delicate fabrics. 3D. 1t saves one-hh
rubbing required in the of other soap; washing
done in about half the time the clothes do NOT
REQUIRE boiling 3d. Flannes and coloTed goods be
washed with the of cotton or linen without fullng
or shrinking. Grease spots of kind warranted
be perfectly removed 4th. will instantly remove
grease and dirt from paint varnish grain work
injury, by applying the soap with asponge. Try III
Try 1T! COMBS &-WALrON,
% Summer ST. and 10 Orange ST., Worcester.
Price 50 50 tor 100 lbs % fbs less, cts. per H.
deodtf f25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-16
TERMS or AD.rRTIs,vo

.,,,,r o,,,r,,,.,.-' = " VI TTNTNd3
ADVERTISEMENTS published in the .rtY or Al M
ior three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
square," Advertisements ordered inside or In .rx
rominent place, as also those largely displayed vii
ie charged extra rates. Contracts by the year may
made on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square,; each sinh
iequent insertion rs cents. ~ 'uO
~ All transient Advertisements must be maid q.
adrdnce. Yearly regular advertisers will be rennrsd
10 make quarterly payments
~ No grdtuitous Advertisesaents No report reao.
lons or proceedings of any corporation, society or
socaton and communication designed to cali aten.
ioh 70 any matter of limited individual interest can
'1,lsFsse Use unless paid for Advertisement
,N me Publishers will not hold themselves respou
charged for the Advertisement IVY O"O '"' ~HO""
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11

Nir Blb0 ~ the Seuaie, and Mr.. muck
ia the Ilouse-have secured posInors at
Harrisburg this winter. Both IRON hy-
coming county.
A large boarding honse in WiIiamSpor',
belonging to IIerdic X Co., was burue"
dowa on Saturday m0raiug week. Hr.
Reascr, the tenant, escaped from his
chamber with difficulty, aud loses nearly
all nis cI,thing, furniture aud PROVISIONS
No insurance. Supposed to be ibe wofk
of an ineendiarv.
The Bloom Furnace, in Columbia Co,
having undergone some repair, Is DO" III
blast sgain.
Gu Friday, DaDie! Heifer was thrown
from his sled, by running against stump,
near Newberry, Lyc. Co., and received
such injuries that he died on Saturday.
y, the late eClintonCounty Court, Michael
Cahoe was convicted Of maus!augh'er, a"d
senteuccd TO = years in the PeuIfenilsry.
Also, DR. Hugh +. Montgomery was CON
victed of an attempt TO procure abortion,
aud sentenced to pay fue aud costs aud
a year and two months imprlsopment BY
solitary cot Gnemeui and hard labor IL the
Eastern PenIteutiary.
Dr. NJ. Stack, Of VI flnville, columbia
Co, Pa, WHO " L. some time ludia" Agent
at Sauta Fe, "rurns up" as claiming t. be
Delegate to Congress from the Territory OF
ATIZyr,Ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
The War for Slavery.

The reported Secession of Florida,
proclaimed last week by Charleston,
was premature, but has been resolved
upon by her Legislature. Georgia
and Mississippi are moving the same
way, and expect Texas, Louisiana and
perhaps Arkansas 10 follow. Alaba-
ma is not so certain. Every effort is
being put forth to prceipitate all the
remaining Slave States without giving
the people any chance to act dciibcr-
ately and intelligcntly.
The President, we rejoice to sav,
seems to be shaking off the influence
of traitors, and becoming aware of
the danger to which they have bro't
the Union. Ii is believed that he is
seconding the efforts Of Gen. Scott TO
secure the remaining forts and arscn-
ais, and TO concentrate at Washington
force sufficient TO insure the peace
full Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Jacob Thompson has resigned his
post as Secretary Of the Interior, on
account Of the aid sent TO Anderson.
One traitor less Ia the oaoihet-yet
mere are Iald 10 be spies remaining
In all the departments.
It's stated 'hat Secfeiaryf lloyd did
not expect ms resignation would be
accepted but hoped to teFr'iy the P:e-
sideht mo SUBMISSION TO his views.
but me President discarded nm hy
'he ioiio"ihE heal anu IGciGed , noe note :;
Nv SIM Ibsye rrcf1yed axe, =, ar5 ',,C. ,ccc,
ted your resignation of The Office OF secretary
OF War, and, not wishing 10 impose upon you
the s,s TASK o' PerioIm'ns IT'S rSulLGe dunes
have authorized Pos, Master Ge5e,aI Hoi, ,i,' ,a
administer the affairs of the department, until
your successor shall be appointed.
'0uFs' very f1sPeGuu,5y: ,,Ts aI::c,,.,r
Uox Io,x n P,osn "A' - -A-' -'-''
I'll. H. c.,, c,
..oIo na'iIl, ~ ','e oou.h oaIoiliian VINO
:.o.e ''.e lAu'ah SECURITIES at "ash-
ins SOU Is one Oh tne o!efhs VINO gave
ioI'oI ~, 'i,"' ne "ouiu Il serve uhder
noi" .Ln c, Is |i!cseu tn'' some oi
AZ tS''u9 mus "o>'. "c'cu are uSeSt Ill
'he secession movement. The Con-
gresslonal investigating Committee
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
Grand Jurors. Feb. T., 1861.

L',cj,bDng -ThoS Howard Jas Mowcry. Joel
Zeutmyer. Jackson Lenard, Lew St-r"er
HAte D,rc-L + Feed, And'w Nj Lenahan,
Samuel tUS,,nhdueT
NeT B tfh,e-Bsnnev!lie VI Resh
HIrtiton-K V Glover
East BtB.i,.-N "a siroheo krr, Benz Vine
garden, Samue MI, Michac. Brown
K,hg-Dav.i Grove
Buy.ioe- lew hauck, VIM Baker. Geo Siear
John : IIer
HuIhy-J In Smith Tr,l'h Worman
im.,tons-Juhn Sramn, frei'A Sees
Lfra-SamurI t.Iuve
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11

Sidt u VJUluisltlt
o. N. woEDEE & :. r. CORNELIUS.
To Hn.ir,.. .rscn-Thc LruIsrrra Cn7ovr-lF.
pafli,ei on Tic cash systrm has the largest suI bgst
tircilation Of any Newspaper in Union County
.---~~l--7--- - - -
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional. !.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
At the Republican caucus for Us.
Senator. Monday evening, six ballots
were taken, as follows:
Ssrsa Sss, ?, :, Ts:.nsss'o' sss?s s s 5 s j
Pollock Of Northumberland do
Stevens Of Lancaster do
Williams Of Allegheny do
Hickman Of Chester do
AL others l. do
At the Democratic caucus
First haliot-Fostrr If Westmi had l., Iitte of pha
Brodh-ai Of Northn !. Masraw OF Lane. !.
At the election, in joint ballot, on
Tuesday, the vote stood
EDGAR C0wsN. Republican, 9S-G3 S.aI.
HENRY b. FOSTER, Democrat 80
Every Member Of the Legislature
was present, and voted. Both caudi-
dates reside in Grecnsburg. aud are
the leading counsel-in opposition
on almost every trial in the county.
The Committees are appointed in
each branch. In the Senate
Mr.GREid is Chairman Of the Mtia, and on Finance
and Railroads.
Mr. BJUND on Library, Accounts, and Compare Bills
In the House
...rt.. 4 '
Mr PATTERSON. Chr'n OF Banks, city R.K, Printing.
Mr. BISti Corgore,.a"s. MIucs
Mr.. DUNCAN Corporations. Nrw Counties.
MIR. ARMSTRONG. uuI'n Estates. judiciary.
Mr.. GORDON Chr'n judiciary, Education, Library.
Next Tuesday. occurs the lnaGgur-
alton Of Gov. CURTIN. The following
appointments are announced:
secretary of Common ealih-EH Slifer of
Union county.
Deputy secreiary-Georse W. Hamersly,
OF Philadelphia.
Attorney General-samuel \. Purviance,
of Butler comfy.
Whi>ksy Ius pector-Wm. Butler, Of Miil!n
county.
Physician Of the Port Of Philadelrh a--Dr.
Clark, of Philadelphia.
MeSsenger-Samuel ID. Miles, Of Centre
County.
Adiutant Gencral-James S. Neglcy, Of
Piitsburg.
Western Flour rInspecinr-Thomas Collins,
OF Piusburg.
Sealer OF Weights and Mea>ures-J. D. Ow
ems, Of PiItSburs.
Col. Slifer having accepted the sta
ton of Secretary of the Commonw'th,
and purposing to resign as State Trca-
surer. Hon. HEyRT u. Moons Of Phil.
was by the Republicans unanimously
nominated for State Treasurer, both
for .." uaoaney. and for a year from
1st May next. Election U.i .io-a-y.
2lst inst.
Union saving resolutions have
been proposed in each Branch.
In the House, the seat Of Member
from Luzcrne, and one from Philad.,
are contested.
P.S. Yesterday, Col.SIifcr having
resigned as State Treasurer, Mr.Moorc
was elected for the vacancy, receiving
95 votes to 80 for Rowe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
AID 10 IIai0r Anderson.

The steamship Star Of the West, was
chartered by order of Gen. Scott, sud sail
eI from New York on Monday, with full
supply If provisions for Maj. Anderson,
aud go meu under Lieut.. Birtlett.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9-The steamship
Star of the West, while endeavoriug to
enter Charleston hsrbor, about day ght
this morning, was opened FIRE upon by ihe
garrison on Morris IsIaui aud also by
Fort Moultrie. The steamship put ahon!
and went to sea. The belief is that u lD-
jury was sustained by either ,he boat or
those on board Fort Sump,er did not re-
spond to the fire of the South Caro!iDians.
Lieut.. Hall, of Fort Sumpter, came over
to the CITY about I | o clock this morning,
bearing flag of truce. lie repaired to the
quarters of tie Governor, followed By
crowd Of citizens. III was in secret com
mun!catiou with the Governor and C0uI-
sci for tGo hours. The object of his
mission is not known. /. is supposed
that it relates to the fSiug on the Star of
the West.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
.NEF LIJLPS at DENORNINDIE y
DEEORNINDIE".N \

VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS ON HAND
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11

GONE IN A MIFF-The three South
Cuoliua traitors who attempted to palm
themselves off as "foreign ministers,
opened "fTee house" i'll Washington, and
invited every body to come aud eat, drink
and smoke with them. Hut falling to coz
qner the Presiden, aud his Cabinet, they
suddenly, one evening, left their" saloon
10 charge Of WigfalI, aud have gone back to
growl over their mor'ifyiag repuses, aud
to plot further ways TO earn what john
Brown got. Their last message to the
President was so offensive that he cad the
courage TO return (which was very
commeudatia in him
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
NREiT Work on the HORSE.
VI She Horse ard his Diseases

Pv ROBERT Jennings. : $. IT & -.ar o! Pathology
aui Operative sur-cry in jhc Veterinary College u
pliiatrlui.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
,Ir CUvEnSoR or

4 pRtlSLAhSiAOs''
.,x =. r,as been received BY The Executive,
~, 49,, escaped or the 3;.ht OF the nine-
:" P:.s..,"' -. ,,u o. II. C!:y Of hehnond, to
~, pInnELL, charged wish passing coun-
'LM' In WILLIAM cOchSoS. who sas bean CON
-, "l.ra: .:a: IN ne pesirosIa.v for two years
n,tIp MCLDpoS. who mas been soa-
''aa M, "A he City JAIL 70. ~ =iYe months
:a2s' - =, ;h.y ,:e nex sn!rg al large; there
!sH' 49,. , :.ss-d o. THEE HUNDRED
80; ,.--s, OF s.. G; tie said prisoners. or ONE
'np;i Is 10 say person who shall ar.e,t either
...%r.- :s..a i.to the jail OF sad City Of
80 20 :,oreorr: require al officers OF TINS
=, :...l sad Military, aad request the people
.,-'r s..; rx..:ions 10 Procure iheis arrest,
-, ,. a:ap.:i! Justice.
~ Z. ID a. Governor, and under the
90. :..iu: ;hr Common wealth, =. Richmond,
.. =, :: M.Tsh, lstl.
+. .1TEsxo2; G.osaSw. heSFoSD, Secretary Q!
,:,!ii,shou, ?s ye.7I Of age, six feet high,
..i .ec.:..hs. iIvo,s, fair AHA, And v1sy
,,,o, . about GO yesss old, Eve feet seTsr
t.,,.!;a, ds:l Ixi:. blue eyes, roman noSe, 3
4. c..tsr=d u "A EaSLhna, BY birth, aud
,;f sax cca..
|. l2oa d az l.;shasa e4or q years old, eve
:. -, aiS., dark hair, and s!s.ks slowly