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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-26
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be 2inie bpn Stdbfben pom 8eaper pa
lla1 @rDfer. Sbio,-1nb eine, DremaJise
bic Mcbe--Ycn Q4rolter nab Mannstielo,
i'm 9anse. s.a,.. %sEf, ~ r. Il
yn 8eaber rerbinbst fie iicb nit elmer tdas
li6en 2inie DON pittSbur9 llub aebr ab refs
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nbr uno 8elanet nad) @auton nm 10 llbrQ3.
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ia Canton, ,-,ltts 2benb$ in9len 2isbon.--
mnb in 8eapertotpn am foIsenoen Morsen,
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@a@eiu Daupfbopt Inuft 1eBt tdsIidD bon
g cap er nab Vt ttSbur b,
apelbes cine angenebne nno ,fbuelle Sabtt
radb uno SUn pittsbursb 9efattst. gs pers
Last Beaperieben Gag un, balb elm llbr.A
Dieie 2inIe sebt oureD einsn ansenebms
2anoltrieb, burbibneibet eine taaliDe-
ncro=unb fubli6e 2inie in Oleu-Qisbon ;
stpep bregmalise. eine balbm6bentlihe, uno
3nep rpS6entlibe 2inis in Canton !; Den Sbio
Canal in Wafilon,-,,no cine Sastide Qinie
in MOOfter, bic Don Gleapelauo nab .GeIun,,
brB uno giuneinatti eebt-,,nobietet iDlber,
Setfalt Reiiencen bic 8equemlibfeit Bar, Of
ne 9lufibub nab n,ebreren Nidn,neen bin
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seine oreyn,alise serIaBt MooFer peltli6
hber JeromeSpilley ieben Montag, Wuttrp6
u. Sreptas, uacb Ran6felb, funf unp orepjis
gisiIen, unb febrt am fcI9enben Sage ua6
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q,ieme &utl1en,-uno ior9faItise 1reiber
bat,--uuo ben &ei1enben(ie6e tu6elibe QIuf:
ane.flamfeit in ben Stacf6=9Imtefuben ae:
spibmst rpirb,-lo bofft er alien bic i'm Be.
alntlseu tabssn, uOae 3afrieoeabeit au se=
1pabret. ... .a~=.-.. .l..0T
sSise mbsen sencmtnen tperbsn, in SIC.
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in Neu9isbon--in . u t n a nj 4 in spa:
rie,-in 9eo. Deipalt 8 in Gautpn,=
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in Dcoer uno gpulter'Sin moOltsr, -
in irseno elmer anosrn Stelie an Der Qinie.
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Jeoem Dalasier rpirb, auf sisene @efatr,
fanf5ebn pfuub Baggage seitestst. i,
. /. .,. q. SEQ. gibbs Il. 60.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-26
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feiti9e eluforoeruns es auf iib seuou,t,,eu.
Gin iosenaantes 3anoresifer ~ uerbfnen.
tpo s 60 Ct MA n oet2ano 3uperfaufsn bat.
lsb ineleen aab feine8eoinsunsen ansebent;
;----sitso ,teoer otr 2auofaufsn ,pIl. Nb lint
Sage, preiie, Beoinsuu8eu Il. erfrasen Fam.
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fino, Die 2ano fhr s8aarselb 3u faufsn
srhnfbfn,--fo sperben ale 8auern DDsr
Deriaufsluftise Die 2ano 5u perauffern baben.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-26
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&auee 9, entbaltsuo 1875 unb e4=1OOQderr
aeIegen in Der ,1un,ittslbareu Oldbe pots
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man slaubt, Elm MhblTB. @benf falls bas
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norpwefflibe Niertel ppn geet. SIS, Gp. q:
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IN Der ndte oss Staot6ens Ranhefer.
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fur QeinrIeb q. 3plidofer in YbnabI.
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Der iinterfbriebene bena6ri6tiet a6t.
unaspDu feline Gunben 'nne bas Nublifum
OaB er fortfdbrt obiees gefddft, auf ieinem
a|ten @tanopunfte, in oer Martttirat1e, su
eetre'een: @f bat auf Qanb elm sutes all:
iortin.ent ppn :
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|Seueifenf nebit gefbirr jeoer Sat,
Ftun9 &C. &c. allespon gutter SuaIitdt; ];
gut searbeitst ,,no pom sutsm MateriaL-
srslbe alle e 3u ben biuisRen Seoinsunsen.
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bare 2aneesprcoufte pertauft. Gr label
ale elm, bic Su taufen ssicnnen iino, bep
ibu, anjuipre6erL uno feline 9rbeiten nnb
pteiBe 3ti unteriu6en,-,,no bcfft burb iei=
ue !ause grfabruns i'm @sfbdfte, allen Sc.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-26
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pieiieitis bat er fospobl bic 3tpefmaBiafeit
elmer frlden ginribtune,-als audi bic
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rigfeit iberoadt ,inb erfpcsen,- ,--anb ,,un
enoli6--f,eut er fd-ieinsn SSreunben II.
oen publifun1 iberbaupt anseisen Al, fbn,,e,,,
taB er, burb angsfnnpfte NeTbinbura nnb
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ben panbIi.n8sbauisrn, biefe Sbwieriafei,
ten befeiti9t bat. ,,nb berei unb I n,
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ans9ebreitete Gorresponbens, bieten ihm
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i1,enein 8utetts stanbe, al, feiaesu altes'
plaee. cine Meile fabb(ttib pDn Canton,
|ano fam fclslib Dells annebmeii, MN fie
auf bts bette Weife aub ill billaen prifen su.
Sub treifeu. Der Dres s i'll a gent fire spfunb
Iseipbbntibe MoIe au farten, rrenn fse tepn,
sbbcleu ,be5ablt rpirb; fon(t tpirbs s Gent lie.
rebuet tDereen. Der preis fit MerinD qgpI.
e riro nah ibrep Geinbeit anasi hlaasn.
apiro aber nibt bbber, als s Gent bas spfnne
fon1tt,eu, fobalO eS bepn, albboien beaabtt
,piro; fonit mag pieueitt q Gent serebnst
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Canton; I. .s3 +
d ben Softer wsap 1884 7-4,naI l
ot, D,aat. I ssaa'a, Oelo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
Fresh Spring. Goods.

"E wish TO apprize our customers and country
w merchants generally, that in the daily
expectation OF the arrival Of our Spring Assortment of
BRITISH DRY GOODS, direct from England, which
will be much the largest we have made-e less
probably than 500 1000 in vaueaRd which will compre.
bend greater variety oil articles and styles OF Goods than
It has been customary 10 import into this market The
favorable terms on which many Of these goods been
bought in England and the still favorable rates al
which we have obtained Exchange 10 pay for them ia.
ken in connection with the important reduction in the du
ty on many leading articles, enable we think
give to those who may obtain their supplies Of u.s. un
common advantages this season. When they arrive i'm.
mediate notice will be given in all newspapers the
time they will be open, and ready for sale.
Our supply of American, French, India German and
Swiss Goods, will be as full and complete during the
month OF March, as al any time this Spring.
We would also inform customers that we shall pro
badly receive by the ship which brings our Dry Goods
(bu this Is not certain 200 sacks best LIVERPOOL
SALT, Factory filled, ten to The fon-such in all re-
spects as we have imported for several seasons past
+. s. j. s. JAMES s. CO.,
February u.s. T95-2awt0 Market S1uore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

RHASON'S RATHER This distinguished stallion
1f@ will stand the ensuing season at my stable Tsy.
orsville Hanover and the Old Church, IN the or part
Of Hanover, at the low price Of $25 the sea.on which NAV
be discharged by the payment Of $50, before the
10Th OF July next, at which time the will expire
$40 insure mare with fodl. Good pssturage will be
furnished gratis and msres1ed grain 25 cents pei
and every attention paid TO prevent accidents, but will
not be responsible Tor any. 81 10 The groom.
Rather IL beautiful chesnut Is u hands high of fine
bone, and 10 point Of beauty and symmetry OF form not
surpassed by any horse. From Tie performance of the
Jeo Of his colts that have beeutrsnsd and those feto ou
Of untTied mares Rather ought stand as high as any
horse, as breeder Of horses Primero the first beat
nearly all the favoie colts in Virginia from 10 mile
heats-$35OO was offered and refused Tor imhs second
Mulii1ora, sold for $500 WIN. H. TAYLOR who
trained her before he purchased; third Violet Fame sold IN
Mr. Adams Tor 1920, after hc had trained and run her
sold sister OF Mulfnora before gave her trial for 5000
These all that have been trained within INV knu,V .
ledge Fon these facts ought lac stand as high az
horse His blood is equal to the best aud il the obc
will give him chance at few good mares will prove
this " no puff
PedigTee.-Rater got by that distinguished race
horse 1imoleon, his dam Constitution was by Diomed
out Of tie Of TimoIeon, this mare was bv Inc
old imported Sdram which was by OKeIley's English
Eclipse, his e. grand dam Old Wildsr, e. r. grand dam
FesrGougm, g. < &. grand dam Driver, z z. e. o. grand
dam imported Vampire; &, e. grand dam FslIow
&c. &c. WILLIAM VILLA sON
March 8. O0-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
OK I,V,Y.

THNHE full brother to Lance and dreI will stand this
Spring 1884, at my stable in the county Of Bedford
80 miles above Lynchburg the main stage road Fur
ther and other particulars in time. See what Mr. John
c. Stevens, who sold him TO MIR. William II Johnson
says below. JOHN S. HURT
New YoRK, Jan. 10, 1891
DEAR SiR: As regards my opinion of O'ReHy as a
race horse, have great pleasure in stating think him
st-rae one his speed and endurance were both of the
first order; and his constitution an iron one or he could
not have stood the work you him sustain last
Spring, while in the hands and under the of
MIR. Buckley With the belief that he will realize your
most sauguine expectations,
remain your obedieDt servant,
JOHN G. STEVENS.
To w. X. JOHNSON, Esq.
February g. S7-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree pronounc-
HI ed at Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chance
ny, held at the Courthouse in the of Petersburg on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF November, 1892
Henry Nimmo, WIN. Holden. Benjamin Buckley, Ed.
ward Homer, WIN. Coa,hupe, Ambrose Gilbert King,
Henry and Tho Muller, Pitts
against
Elizabeth Gibson and Robert Preston, of - Pres
ton, and Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah Gibson, both
oil whom are now deceased and VIM. Colqnhon, Deils
shall sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the 2Sh day oil June next, at the
about six miles OF the Springs aforesaid and situated
in the county OF Monroe, the Of Indian Creek
and Wolf Creek one tract containing 1890 acres, the
other ll25 (having been appointed by the Cour,
said. Commissioner The title is thought be indspu.
table, Given under my hand this LIST day OF March, 1884,
HUGH CAPERTON, Commissioner
March III. l0l-l6l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

NOTlCE-Was committed TO the Jail OF Spotsy lvania
county, on the LIST January, 1884, as a runaway,
brownish complexion, five feet inches high and sen
DERBY built, has film or Flemish the right eye and
severe marks OF the lash his back calls himself James
and says he is the property Of William Coffin NegIo
trader, OF Louisiana, and was purchased of James
Wright OF the Borough OF Norfolk by the said Coffin from
whom he escaped some time in the month Of July last on
his way to the South. Had on when committed a coat
pantaloons and vest OF wooen and CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested to forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise he
will be dealt with according TO law. THOS. HICKS
March IA. [l02-ifl Tailor of Spoffst lcania Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
BIIkefOr(I.

THNHE thoroughbred horse Blakeford will stand the
II present season, which commences this day, and
will expire the LIST of July next at the stable the
first subscriber mile below Dunkirk at Stevensvie
in this county, and the Old Church, in Hanover. He
will be at each sand, puncfudHy, every ninth day. The
are thirty dollars TO insure the mare 10 be i'm foa:
twenty dollars be paid when the season expires or six
teen dollars cash, when the is served, and fifty
to the groom in every Parting with the will
oriei' the insurance Mares left with the horse, will be
fed with grain at 20 cents day Good pasturage furnish.
ed gratis, and every attention paid prevent accidents
escapes, but will be responsible for either.
Baketodis descended from the very best horses i'm
ported, TO wit Motons Traveller, Feanought, Janus
Othello, Medley Shark, DomeG Gabriel, Selma, Jenny
Cameron, Jenny Dismal, &C. &c.-By referring to the
ur Register vol B. pages 253 and 4s5, will he
order.
Bakefoi is beautiful dark chestnut, full 6 hands high
OF great bone and muscular strength. He oaled in
May 1875, sure geter, and bis colts highly up
Proved Of BY injudicous 'rsining. when very young,
Bakefod broke down. he was, however very promising
and remarkable for his speed.
Pedigree. Bakeiord got by Gov. Rob wriglrs
Silver Heels, his dam Selma, by John Taylors Top Gal
ant his grand dam Lady Jack Bul by imported Gabriel
his &. &. dam Active, by Fzhugh's Chatham, g. g. e.
g. 6. dam Shrewsbury by DR.. Hamilton's imported RI
CURE, e. &. e. &. &. dam Thistle, by Dr. HsmiIons i'm
ported Dove; g. gig g. g. e. dam Stella, by Col. Tdskers
imported O,he'io, e. g. & &. e. &. dam was Col Tas
drdsidn Silver Heels was got by Gov. OgIes famous
Old Oscar, his dam Pandora, by Col John Tsylos Grey
Diomed, g. dam by Halls Union; also the dam Of Eide
Inns celebrated Fores, <. e. dam by Leonidas g. g. o.
dam by imported 0thcllo g. G. e. e. dam by Gorges inn
ported Juniper, g. &. g. e. dam by Morion's imported
'ravensr 9. g. e.; e. g. dam was The celebrated and
Oscar was got by imported Gabriel his dam Vixen by
imported Medley, his e. dam Col. Tsyoi's Pc
nelope, by Old Yoick, <. dam by imported Rsnter, e.
e. dam by imported Old Gift, who half brother 10
the famous old Cub Mare. HUGH CAMPBELL,
VIM. p. COURTNEY
King Queen County, March I, 1884. 97-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25
u SON.

A BEAUTIFUL thorough bred bay horse, by John
IN Richards, his dam the celebrated mile racer and
bottom nag, Honesty, by old imported Expedition will
stand at my stable in the county OF Halifax, Virginia.
$40 the All the that failed Lance last
will be insured Jackson this Spring. price
ofhe For further particulars, hand bills &C.
WIN. w. HURT.
Halifax, Va, Feb. 6, 1884. (S7-2m1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

a tALpS REPORTS, Vols. 4, 8 and 6.--Easfern
" District Of VDginid, TO tcit Pc IL remembered,
that on The 2St day OF October Ammo DouDi, 1888 Ro.
bert Smith, Of the said District, bath deposited in this
ohce, the title Of book, the title Of which is in the words
following, TO wits
o. cases srgueu epa decided IN The Court OF
Appeals OF Virgins, by Daniel Cali, Volume "" The
right whereof he claims proprietor IN nifty the
act OF Congress entitled an act 10 amend the several
acts resPec ung copy rights"
RICHARD JEFFRIES
CLERK IF the District
They complete the series OF Virgni Repotts from the
Revolution 10 the present time. They have been prepared
with great labor and expense from The notes and me mo
anda Of the judges and lawyers who attended the Courts
and diigent examination OF the records and are now
submitted TO the public, with confidence In their fidelity
The three volumes are now published price S1l.
Feb. 20. t93-w4w1 ROBERT L. smith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

SADDLES, sADDLERY, &c.--The subscribers keep
- constantly on hand Tor sale, Of Phsdepbia msnufac
iufe, meas superior and common saddles; side do do
brde ies'hers msrtogaes; gig, cart and wagon collars
wagon and cart whips worsted and cotton girths com.
mon snaie and curb brdles; wagon do leather trunks
&C. &C; TO which they invite the attention Of country
merchants and dealers The prices will be found 10 suit
the tunes. j. & $. COSBY s. CO.
February rs. oB-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

THNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--I shall, as here.
N tofore, be prepared to supply country merchants
with HATS OF every descriptions the present season. NV
has are manufactured by Mr. Rankin, and such ober an
proved Manufacturers have thought proper TO select
have also on hand, stock OF SHOES, and few boxes
CARDs--al Of which will be sold on favorable terms.
March 81 fi0I- G.. v. RAYMOND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

eEMOVAL.-The patrons OF the VIRGINIA HAT
IL STORE respectfully notified, that the subscribers
have removed TO the New Sore front tenement lately
occupied by Mrs Mcconnell, fancy goods and mil
lnery store, directly opposite the u Bank second
door above Mr. Jno N. Goron's where they
by keeping full assortment OF the best aud most FASH
onable Hats, Caps, &c. that the Northern market Affords
to insure continuance of their former custom.
SAMUEL CLARK,
WILLIAM CUNLlFFE.
FEB. q 94--2aw6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

VuNHE high bred imported race horse AUTOCRAT,
WIZ cover the ensuing season, a, my stables near
AZ from Fredericksburg, and IL from Tappahannock at
SO the season. payable before the is taken away;
be with foa, and $50 the leap; 81 the groom. Good
pasurage and servants boarded gratis Grain 25 cents
per day. have well enclosed lots mares and colts but
will incur responsibility for accidents escapes every
precaution will be observed, under my eye.
Autocrat was imported in 1882, is grey IL years old
next grass l6 LIZ hands high he is o. fine FORM combining
substance muscular power and beauty; he is
mover Of kind and gentle disposition he is descended
from of the best running families in England, and was
himself good runner at all distances high weights
example, at Ltchfeld, in Safordshre, the 18th Sep
TENDER, 1926, when only years old, he won Kings
heats of the best horses that year For his other
peroshances, refer to the American Turf Register,
lume 4.
Auocrat. (bred by the Earl Derby) by Grand Duke
his dam Ohvea by SIR Oliver, dam Sconin by Delphi
H. s sssr I =; harmony by HerOd
kssuus by S.ns
by Makekss, ggggggggd D'Arcy's Royal Mare.
have Certificates from England and New York that
Autocrat is uncommonysure foa- geter. The dam of
G lah was got with foal by him, with colt at her feet
Under such circumstances she never bred before.
HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, Essex co Va. Feb 20, 1884
~ Northern Neck Mares will be put across the river
FROM Mount Airy free OF ferage.
Mares not proving with foa i'll be insured
at the price Of the season. [lO2-tAl
Extracts from Letters to HIM. Jackson, Esq. W York.
De"i on 'ePy W youT enqhTy, nave 10 acqualnt
you that my imported mare Alarm is heavy in ioal by
your noted horse Autocra and from the high breeding
and proved racing powers and qualities of beth sire and
DAM anticipate produce of the highest possible pro-
mise. CHAS. HENRY HALE.
Harlem, Feb. Sd, 1884.
Sr:-I have received letter from nv broher-in law
Mr.. q. Birch who informs me his has fine foal by
Auiocrat My being heavy in foai Autocrs
horse should stand in Maryland this season. will her
TO him again. | really think OF him than any inn
ported horse have both for strength and symmetry
oil form. VIM. BAILEY.
January 22j, 1884.
From Wn. jackson, Esq to III. Il. Tdyloe
Ihave been very i'll, and able 20 about, but
far as could have enqured, and find that all have heard
from, with the exception OF one all in foa and
she never proved in oal having oai at her foot. Mr.
Hale, Mr.. Bathgate, MIR. Bradshaw and DR.. Bailey, all
consider him the most sure foa ge,ier they
New York, Feb. A. 1884
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UDURSUANT to Decree OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, held at the Capitol in
the City oil Richmond, will be sold the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the door OF the Bell Tavern said City Of
Richmond, on Saturday The 18th day OF
Tie hours OF IL aud O'clock p. NJ the Tract Of Land
on which James Andrew now resides, lying Cold
Harbour in the lower end Of Hanover county, contain.
ing 80 acres, be the less which said sale
will be made according TO the provisions OF the Deed of
Trust made by the said James Andrew as Trustee,
to secure the payment Of money in the said Deed Trust
mentioned AS shall sell in my character aforesaid
will convey only such title as authorized to make by
virtue of the said Decree aud Deed Of Trust.
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a tASH FOR NEGROES-I shall be absent two or
" three months from Richmond. During my absence
Mr. VIM H. Goodwin will attend TO my jail and the Pur
chase OF slaves for Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. rs. 15S-tI1 LEWIS A. COLLIER