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Three hundred dollars reward. --Left the residence of Col Moore on 5th street, on Saturday, the 7th inst, a servant boy named Beverly Valentine. The said Beverly is the property of Mrs Judge Beverly Tucker, of Williamsburg. He is a copper-colored mulatto, about 5½ feet high, very slender in person, brown eyes, and hair inclined to curl. His demeanor is remarkably modest and quiet. When spoken to he looks rather intimidated, but soon recovers himself. He wore, when last seen, a brown coat with brass buttons, (he always wears his coat buttoned at the waist,) a red flannel shirt, with blue trimmings, and a blue military esp, lined with a striced red and white material. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery at the corner of 5th and Cary streets, Richmond, Va, or lodged in jail in said city. mh 10--1t*