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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

phorosALb TUE surfbibs.
HKApe'ns PurH MILITARY DIsrRIcr.l
STATE OF TEXAS,
oTYIcE CHEZ Con. OF SuBsIsTESCB,
ArsrIs. TlNAs, sept. u, 1850
sealei proposals. which must be In triplieate;
be received at this Office ntl u clock, noon,
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF Noyomber. 1900,
for furnishing Fresh Beef to the United States
troops stationed At the following places in the
State Of Texas!
Anstin, C1hrksville,
toipa: Christi. coianba:.
FORT Brown. Fort Bliss,
Port Coneho, Fort Clark,
FORT Duncan, Fort Davis,
rort Mcintosh, Fort Grimm.
Port ouitman, Port McKavett,
FORT Stockton. Fort Richardson.
nTesnville, Galveston.
Jefferson, Helena,
Risssoid Barracks. Liyins.top.
San Antonio, Camp Melvin (near Fort
wsoo, stoekton,D
Sulphur Springs
These eoptraels shall eommenes the lst Of
January ls9 and Dc n force for one yer Or .rsh
Payment 70 b made In Government funds.
Good and Client bonds, not to exceed $500,
will be required from the contractor.
Proposals must DO made separately for each
Conditions and requirements same as published
In previous Advertisements,
Blank forms for proposals, aud all Information
relating thereto. will be furnished on application
The Earrisons In the cities and towns are liable
TO be removed or decreased In the ensuing Spring.
by command Of Breyet Maior General Roy
nolds. SAMUEL T. GUSHING.
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o'rieRsursss,,r,S y, . ] BgrllsaSIsal

OrftckerfHRlrrINbErr BuILDtHdl
kock ISLAND BRIpan, y
Rock IsLAsD, Sep ember n, 1862.
Sealed proposals., in duplicate, will be received
81 this once until ii q. m, October n. lsde, for
1900 eu6ie yards tmore or iess) Of Earth.
800 cubic yards tmore or less) Of stone for rip
Tho above 10 b. delivered at the place designated
before December 10. 1sf.
Proposals m ~ be made for the whole quantity
or Earth and stone, or any part Of either.
Bidders m ust state separAtely the price at which
they Will deliver the Earth and tue Stone
Each bid must be aecompa q led by a RuATa ntee,
signed By two 2 sponsible persons, that In case
the bid is accepted and contract entered into they
will become security 10 q sum equal TO one third
9f the amount Of the contract for The faithful
Torrance Of the same,
No BID will be entertained that Is not 10 accord
auee with this advertisement.
The right TO reject any Or all bids is reserved.
Proposals must be add ressed 10 the undersiGned,
s9S ,ndofsd Proposals for M IE,s'shHs hsEsS and
Captain Ensineers and Brevet Major. United
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Propossls.
'''i0s oH'r' SSeSss..I..AsL Q, sunsysr.sos.

otSioh cHIxr ConnIssARr OF suBsIsrssos.l
.pnrAhrlssr or ras sourH, \
s.sIsd props,. li.s IA, "a. Sept. =, lse
until lae'sloek. m October 8, lsS, Tor furnish.
Bus f fous6ss s,'SS n
(which 70 be stated in the proposals 4. TO BE- made
fri% 5sps III sHr. .;.,s ssy ,sI rh'
nish the -four In sacks or barrels.
The -four % BE- deliyersd At the Commis-sry
on the 10Th day Of November, 40.
Samples of nour. In paper or tin boxes, must ae-
der be marked on the boz. H.
The contracts. pane % contractor. place Of busi-
ness, and date Of purchase must bs marked upon
each package Of -four whom delivered. -
propo;als 70 b In dqplicsts, indorsed "Propo-
Brevst Brigadier General and CHIEF o. g., Depart
ment Of the eouth. oetl-td
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LOCAL WAY TRAINS.
Lsays washinstoa. from harylani avenue De-
pot ats O. and u . p. m q 20 D. m u Sr. m.
Leave kienandrs, from corner Duke and Henry
streets, ~ 40 .. n. From st. Asaph and King
streets at Q and 10 .. m. aad SPIN.
~ EVENING SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
hon sr sors:r ID S:.Ss
King streets. kstuining. leave washinIton At
o. A., bTEvBhs, den sup'L
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
HEApauLRrHRs FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIoT.l
oPRIcE CHEZ ConnIssAkI OF sUBsisIEsoE,
RIcHhoSD, VA, Sept. ~. $50
at the once Of BIevet Captain Henry Narcotic,
i7th isi.ntIy, G., !. q pets,s6uru; Va. until
Ing the United BtA.ss subsistsnee Department with
RRRsH BEEF
at Petersburg, Va. for sig MOI ths from November
lsd, or such less time as the Commissary General
Of subsistsncs may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds FOR the
fulhlment Of their contract.
. Condit lions, rsquiroments, payments. -&e,, as
heretofore y. A. PORTER,
sept22 Ct Bvt. Maj. and Q. O. 8. LIST NIL. Dis
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A UCTI N.
viii b. sold At psblie suction, al the wharf Of
The gaitsd Stage Naysl ,te.dsmy. Annspolis,
next, 81 10 o'clock. .. n. ...
10 SHALL L1UNCHBs. tships)
Parsons vlshins 70 purchase boats Of this kind
eau Inspect them By max y s. sRpllestIou TO-
JANIS A. GREER,
Commander United ststes Navy.
Terms cash on delivery. ses0-td
royERNMENT SALE.
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pRoPosALs FoR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

oYPIcH DHpor CoHHIssARr suBsIsrsNoR,l
RIoHnosD, Va. Sept, 2s. $50. ! .
Sealed proposal. N dupliesss6 sih Be received
IS 1850. Tor supplying the Uniisd States subsist.
sSSSsf S :r 81 TAMlLr iSEIS oGR.
s:ss5: 9: 3 A$ $ sS.i ;f.s!,
90 posais q GoPfRs sUdiR.
ID gallons Of VINEGAR.
Bt pounds Of SOAP.
2OW pounds Of SALT,
90 pounds OF LARD.
Conditions, DC, As heretofore. -
Oei.et Brsvet Major .. 8. i. and 4. 0.s.
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HEApauARIERsFIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIcr,I
OFPIoK CHIHY C'nnIssAnI or SuBsIsTErCH, J
RIcHaosD, VA, Sept. 20, lSp.
Sealed nroPos.ls. y dupiisats si be Isoei ,.,
Infantry, A., @. g., at LynehburE,. Va, until
tuesday,, oe.Sbsr y, lsse, At u N: for supply:
fREsH BEEF Al LynehburG, Va. for six months
from Move mbeI !, 1859, to April 80. 1870 or such
may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, aud DO prepared to give bonds for the
fulnllment Of their contract.
Conditions. requirements PaJmsSsht., A. I"
Breyst MAJOR and Chief C. s. First Military Dis.
triet. sep27.6t
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BBRP.

HEape ns DErAsIsssr o. InE PLArrs.l
OFFICE CHiRY Con. OF suBsIsTRscE. y
OMAHA. NEB., Sept %, 1850.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. with guarantees
will b received At ihis once until f2 o'clock. M,
On hQNpAY, the 18Th day Of October, 1879. for
-. Ssr BEEy IRON TIE BLOCK
FaR 6iSs ' Ss oi 4as 'sgEP Sk liver INDIAN
RESERVATION,
IN The wind River Valley, Wyoming Territory,
FOR nine and one half Oh months, com ncing on
the 18Th day Of November, 1850. or such less time
a. Tie Commisssry General Of eubsistsncs may
hsbrobsbls garrison Of the camp will be one
Propossis are vited subject TO the usuai ooudi-
tlons, which can be ssceItaiaed By application TO
y H. Bsshsn R%ah Cs.l q E pge' sridssG,
BS'Ts:r ofBf'''i Major g',w;r,aa s assSfa
oet-st Bvt. Brig. Geo. and @. Cs
DRO POS Ls
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New Rocks.

Memoirs Of the War IN the Southern De
part,nent of the United States. BY
Henry LEE. Lieutenant-Co Colonel. Com
mandant Of the Partisan Legion During
the American War. A New Edition.
with RevSions, and Biography Of the
Author. by ROBERT +. LEE. New York :
University Publishing Company.
This is the third edition of these memoirs
Of the Revolutionary war, aud its interest
is greatly enhanced by a biography of the
author by General ROBERT f. LEE. These
memoirs of the :" struggle for indcpend-
ence " in the southern States are admirable
for their ease, clearness, and concseness Of
style, and for the genial and generous spirit
and the Just discrimination which charac-
terize them. They are worthy Of the fame
of 20 Lighthouse HARRY" so calamity and
patrotically won in the Revolutions.
The biography of General Henry LEE,
by our present General LEE, is very inte-
resting, especially the letters from the elder
LEE to his son CHARLES CARTER LEE.
These letters are excellent admirable read
ing for youth. They teach the highest
principles of honor and the noblest senti-
ments in all the relations of life, in spirit
of earnest zeal and atfectionate devotion.
The work is disposed of by agents. Mr..
A. B. CRALLE is the agent for this city.
1t is peculiarly interesting at this time.
The reader may indulge in the interesting
and profitable mental recreation Of COM
pairing the modes and magnitude of
the war of '76 with that through
which we have recently passed, and the
temper and habits of the men of the two
epochs. The contrast makes the war of'7G
rather diminutive affair but the leaders
of that war by no means suffer from the COM
parison. The young reader will wonder at
the simplicity and moderate wants of the
Revolutionary age; and he will find in the
history of those days examples of devotion
to public duty in situations of great trial
that will excite his admiration if not sur
prise.
Vdshii: Or, " Until Death Do Us Part"
A Novel. BY AUGUSTA J. EVANS, Au-
thor of "Beulah." "Macaria," ''St
Elmo" etc. New York: CARLETON.
Miss Evans has quite name amongst
novel-readers, and this new work will no
doubt take well. She is lively writer, and
does not allow interest i'll her story to lag
for the want Of piquancy of narrative. She
is either very learned or very encyclopaedia.
She seasons her works with much that leads
to this conclusion.
For sale by G. L. BIDGooD.
Cipher: A Romance. By JANE G. AUSTIN.
New York SHELDON & Co. 1859. Paper
covers.
This book is illustrated. 1t comes through
Messrs.' WoopHogsE s PARHAM, Main
street.
The North British Rcuie,o, the London
Quarterly Reuiep, and the Edinbury Re
Uieeo,-all for October-have all been laid
upon our table by Messrs. WooDHousE q
PARHAA, the agents for the American pub
fishers. The London Quarterly contains
hitherto unpublished letters from Lady
BYRON to Mrs. LEIGH, which completely
disproye Mrs. BgEoHER SrowE's story. The
publisher OF this review ID son Of tho Muss
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NORTH CARoLINA.-In the Legislature o.
North Carolina on Saturday last bill wa:
introduced to provide for new convention
to reform the Constitution of the State. One
member moved to lay the bill on the table,
and another to lay it under the table. The
bill was finally referred to a committee Of
five. The object of the mover is of course
to rid the State of a Yankee Constitution,
which, however admirably adapted to New
England, is unsuted to the State of North
Carolina i'll her present condition. The LIE.
gislature is so strongly Radical that the
scheme will probably be received with but
little favor in that body.
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MIsslssippI.-A Washington correspond.
emit Of the New York Herald has had an in.
terview with Judge DENT, of Mississippi
The Judge says he is perfectly confident
that ne viii be elected Governor, and also
TO the United States Senate. he charges
that General AaEs is himself an aspira1lt
Tor senatorial honors, and has threatened to
use force in order to prevent Dents cleo.
'ion as Governor. The Judge says the LIE.
glslature viii ratify the fifteenth amend.
ment. He also declares that it is his belief
that General GRANT is at heart Conserya.
tive.
Inc elections take place In Mississippi
and Texas next Tucsdnv,
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OBITUARY.

Died. at his residence in Norfolk, on me :tst
instant, cf typhoid pneumonia =. QUlLLl pr y =
IINS In the forty-six th year ofhis age. helcarcs
nm AGE! mother two brothers, fond wife, and Tour
devoted children 10 mourn their irrcc9Tcrane loss
The subject Of this brief notice fell victim 70
that most fatal disease. which has 50 often cntcrea
our family circles and torn from our hearts Tue
dearest and most cherished of all our treasures,
thereby causing an aching void which The plea
sures ofthc world can never III.
I'm This sad dispcnsation Of providence may God
in his tender mercy hcarkcn to the cries Of the WI
dow Ia this dark hour OF her great ahlcton, ;ilu
apply the oil Of His grace and consolation to her
bleeding heart. ,,.o
And NAV our blessed Saviour regard with an eye
of love and compassion the tears and lamentations
Of the orphans. May His promises be 1ully real
lied as husband to the widow and rather 20 inc
fathereSS.
Dearest husband. thou has left Us:
Parent. dear thy loss we deeply feel;
Bat Ills God that has bcrcft us
He can all our SORROWS heal.
The frlcncs Of the family and those OF his
brother, Washington Fl. Jenkins. are respectfully
invited IL attend his funeral from the Petersburg
depot THIS "wednesday MORNING at IL O'Clock.
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restoration of Virginia.

FoRsEY's Chronicle OF yesterday says
"a committee of Conservative members
of the Legislature Of Virginia has been ap-
pointed 'to visit Washington and to urge
upon Congress the readmission OF the
state So far rs we know and have heard,
the gentlemen of the committee are men OF
high character. There is very little IN the
way of the restoration OF Virginia, and
that little they can remove. Let them
pledge themselves to Congress not 10 tear
down the new Republican Constitution
which prevailed by so vast a minority IN
the July election. Governor Walker mas
repeatedly proclaimed his fidelity to the
Administration of President Grant. ana
that Administration is known TO look
earnestly to the preservation of the new
Constitution. The members OF the commit
tee should seek an early occasion TO dlssl-
pate the general apprehension that the mo,
ment Virginia Is restored her. pro-rcDcl
politicians intend TO follow the example OF
MARYLAND under Swami, and TO proceed 10
the demolition of the new Constitution.
Satisfy Congress that this great crime IS not
in contamination. and the road to readnls-
sion will, In our opinion. be maze easy.
Here is neither n new nor hard CONDITION,
but m assurance in exact harmony WIN the
very last popular vote, and with the dccla-
ratfons of many Of the Walker newspapers
and leaders. And of these we need no bet
ter representatives than gentlemen like D.
B. Crenshaw, r. L. Owen, Speaker Turner,
and other members of the Conservative
committee"
The people of Virginia have no idea Of
attempting to deprive the negroes OF the
rights and privileges which they will have
under the new Constitution. Of this Mi.
FoRyEy may be assured; and as the ne
grocs arc the only objects of his soiicitudc,
he can make himself easy. We repeat what
we have said again and again, that neither
Mr.. FoRHEY nor any other such impudent
intcrmeddler can prevent the restoration OF
Virginia.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE To PARTIES WHO HAVE
y NOT PAID THEIR STATE TANES FOR
lS6g-Frnm the daily reports Of my deputies II
appears that Il large number Of the Taxpayers OF
the city have failed TO pay their taxes, although
they have been repeatedly called upon to do So.
Notice is hereby given thai further indulgence will
not he granted.
am required by law to settle my accounts witt
the State In few DAYS and in order To enable me
20 do so my deputies have been instructed from
this date 10 require and cn force immediate pay.
Ricut of all bill, now remaining in their hands.
Delinquent Taxpayers will avoid having their eff
ccts levied upon by calling Immediately at the
Shcrtf's Office. corner Main and Twelfth streets,
up stairs, and settling their bills.
A. Is. THOMPSON,
Captain and Brevct Major L. s. A..
no 23-3t Sheriff City of Richmond.
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ma FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

That l. D. BRIGGS Is the OLDEST ESTAB-
LISTED BAKER In the city.
That l. u. BRIGGS does the LARGEST Busl-
NESS In the city.
That I. D. BRIGGS makes as good BREAD OF
all kinds as can be found In the city.
That I. D. BRIGGS keeps the largest variety OF
PLAIN. FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
In the city.
That ]. u. BRIGGs's CRACKERS, Of all kinds,
canno, be surpassed North or South.
That I. d. BRIGGS invites everybody TO give
him call at 7O7 MAIN and 426 BROAD SIREEI'
no l2
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FOR TOBACCONESTs.
0 TOBACCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOVING TOBACCO
BONES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring all boxes TO be
srooved, it becomes especially important TO have
4 machine tina. win do the work with LEA ST
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such a machine we now offer TO the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. Ii. II. SMITH & CO..
oce 1882 Main street.
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DIED.

In Portsmouth. on Monday, Mrs. MAXI >.
WRIGHT. aged thirty-on years, the wife oil T.
Wright.
In Norfolk. on SUNDAY morning last, OF pneu-
mUnia, VI. L. L. JENKINS ased -'iN !'"t o.
At her residence In this city, on the Ilst ii1sti
Mrs. SUSANNA III Il. widow oil the iate " i'7oh
r. nm; aged sixty-two years.
Newark \. j. papers please copy.
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Attorney General HoAR, it is stated, i,
strongly of the opinion that Congress has
no constitutional power to remove the CAPT
tai from the District of Columbia. But we
cannot see what that has to do with the
question. The Constitution iSa dead letter
1t certainly authorizes the removal Of the
capital as clearly as it authorized the cman-
cpaton proclamation or the reconstruction
acts. We have long ceased to expect any
body to respect the Constitution. And il
has, therefore, been matter Of constant
wonder to us that the Republicans should
he so anxious TO put new provisions INTO
Constitution which they themselves have
proved to he Of no binding force upon Con-
WreSS.
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"SpEcrE PAYMENTS. - Acknowledgement
Hoar, Senator Sumner, and many others o
the leading political lights of the day. arc
anxious for an Immediate return to specie
payments: but they all fail to tell rs how
two or three hundred millions in gold arc
to redeem TWENTY-FIVE hundred millions III
paper."-Ner York H"rdla.
The paper in circulation does amount
to onc-third of the sum mentioned by the
Herald. yet is large enough to make it,
question pertinent one. Specie payments
cannot be forced upon the country. They
must result from gradual equalization OF
the value of specie and paper.
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OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER COMPANY.
DOVER MINES, VA. November Is, lstg.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY. De.
ccm''c- lst, proXimn, for the delivery at Dover
Mines, Goochldnd county, either al the mouth ol
the mines or on the canal bank. Of -FOUR Hun
DRIED CORDS OF PROP TIMlER-Pinc and
Uak-not less than one-third oak.
The Props must be cigh: feet sixteen feet long.
md not less than six inches In diameter al the
small end. Deliveries to be made ut the rate Of
not less than 100 cords per month.
CHARLES L. STONE.
no lT-3tawtd Engineer and superintendent.
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CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO RAILROAD co.,
TREASUREE'S OFFICE.

CHESAPEAKE .tND ONO RAILROAD Cot
TREASUREE'S OFFICE. (
RICHMOND October u. l:6o.
N-OTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
y Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CIIESA-
PEhKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
will lac held in the city OF Richmond on THURS
DAY the 18Th day of November. 1869.
The bylaws Of the company provide that 'ali
proxies To represent stockholders at general
son thus transferring the power: partnerships
may sign in the name OF partnerships, and INC
signature OF either member of the firm Sll1ll be
valid. No proxy Shal hc valid given more than
sixty days prior 10 the meeting OF the company.
NO proxy for individual Stockholders shall
pass FREE. going To returning from the meetings
If the company unless ne is himself stcckholdcr.
The books Of transfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous 10 an: general mce;ing,
no lf-td j. GARRETT. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE. an excellent SENEN-OC-
4 TANE ROSEWOOD PIANO but little used.
WIN he sold 4 bargain. Apply to
no 2i-at GRCBBS X WILLIAMS.
NOR SALE. an ETGHTEEN-HORSE
a STEAM-ENGiNE and BOILER, In good
condition. Apply 10 ...
JOHN WALSH, Of Fahcrty x Walsh,
no o2-cud3t Main street Rockets.
NOR SALE, Il pair Of good. reia- fEzss;:fss
L bic. wcll-hroke OMEN; also. some .Lf~..Is.,,
GOOD FARM HORSES and MULES. They can
he seen al LIPSCOMBE'S stable, on Second street
between Marshall and Clay. no 2e-3t
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nAYwho was BYnos's publisher. All these
reviews are of too high character TO neeo
a word Of commentator.
MARRIED,

On Wednesday the nth instant. by the hcT. ~
r. Wallace, at Providence, Gloucester Ip MD
thr residence of the brides father DR.. =: y TEX =,
EEIL. Of IIrnrco county. to Miss MAXI ELlHA-
RETH daughter OF James Guest, Esq.
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STOVES AND TESyYARE.

Jun ISIDE TRIU MPHANT.-
y only premium given by the Virginia State ..gIi-
cultural Society for stoves was awarded lie sun
SNSIDE STOVE For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE. so Broad street
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and Is un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
power no lo-dS!tw
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DY THE GONERNOR OF YIRGINIA.

pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A PROCLAMATI0N.-In having
been received by the Executive that LEW IS KEN
NEDY and PETER TAYT.nIs, who were confined
in the jail Of New Kent county (kcnnedy on the
charge OF murder and Taylor on the charge of
grand larceny, have made their escape thercfrom
aud are now going at large, therefore do hereby
offer reward of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS to any person who shall arrest the said
Lewis Kennedy and Peter Taylor and deliver them
into the Jail Of said county of New Kent or one
hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery of hen-
ncdy and fifty dollars for the arrest and delivery
of Taylor: and do moreover require all officers
of this Commonwealth, and request the people
generally, to use their best cxcrtions TO procure
their arrest, that they may be brought to Justice
,>, Given under my hand as Governor, and
}sEALf under the Less Seal ofthe Commonw ealth,
'~~~~' at Richmond, this 23d day of November,
4. D.. 1870. G. {. WALKER.
By the Governor:
GARRIcK MALLERY,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Lewis Kennedy (coloredl described as six feet
high. intensely black square built, hroad-shoul-
dered, front teeth very Wide apart, and villain
Gus east of countenance
Peter Taylor tcoioredl Is about FIVE feet six
inches In height, light complexion, but not mn
latto, thick Set and rather stoop-shoudered, with
downcast countenance, only looking up when
addressed. no1f-Q&wlt