RUNAWAY NEGROES.
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N custody of the Sheriff of A Pulaski county, A. T., the following described negroes.

 One negro man who calls himself 10. He is black negro, about g or 24 years of age, and about six feet high--intelligen counte- nance, and very large, weighing nearly 200 pounds. Had on, when taken, an old blue coat, and pantaloons of drab woolen.

 Also, one negro man who calls himself FIELDING. He is a dark brown negro, about B years of age, and , feet 8 or inch es high-intelligent and rascally face-and dressed throughout in drab woolen.

 The aforesaid negroes state that they be- long to HoH S' Speir, living near Louisville, or in Bourbon county, Ky, or to .4brahan (. John sPefr. They say that on their way down the river, on board the steamboat Swiss Boy, they left the boat at Point Chieot, and made their escape. Fielding states that he was recently purchased in Virginia. There were three of them in company. The third. whose name was Jefferson, was also appre- headed, but made his escape. 1t is stated that he belonged to the same owners. His description is, dark brown, flat face, flat nose, one fore tooth out, drab coat and trowsers and black vest with white fur hat. He is still on the road between this place and the South. The aforesaid negroes had with them a green blanket coat, two frock coats, enc of blue cloth, an old percussion shot gun, somo cooking utensils, an old silver watch with brass chain, and large silver spoon, hand- somely marked on the handle with an eagle, and the words 'sG. Lehwich.''

 The owner or owners of said negroes are requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away, or they will be dealt with as the law directs.

 JOHN K. TAYLOR,

 .skerif' ef Pulaski County.

 January 15, 1836.-41- -13t-pr's fee $2e.