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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

NOTICE by virtue of Deed of Trust, executed
1N by Thomas Balowe, decd, bearing date 10th Ju
y lS and of record in the Clerks Office of the coun-
y Court OF Buckingham, TO debt therein acknow-
lodged to he due VIM. NJ. Swoope, dec'd shall,
the second Monday in Oct, Chat being Court day0 sell
to The highest bidder for cash, Tract of Land the
waters of Slate River containing, by estimation, 300
acres, on which DIR. Burton recently lived or now re-
sides. GEO. NJ PAYNE actiug T,usiee
September % lI-,ds
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ERRTrlSH DRY GOODS, pc, shjp TALtY 10 fro,a
I'D LrpPooi.-Oer importation Of rail Byi,sh Dsg
Goods has arrived at City Point DANES Rivera aud viii
be in store and opened IN day or Two. More viii be
said Of II anon =. 81 J. S. JAMES q CO.
Sept j. f3i-ul MGrket Bridge
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q REAT STOCK FAIR Axp SALE-Thc Propre-
IN tors OF the Farmcraad Gardencr Baltimore Withhold
FAR for the sale of Stock of all kinds on Saturday Goth
and Monday the Doth day Of October instant at those
modous and eligible lots adjoining the Canton Rice
Course They have already entered for sale their fair
OF twenty improved Durham short horned breed Of Cat
tc IN Bulls OF various ages, and 10 Cows; for all of
winch welauthentcatcd pedigrees will be furnished
Amongst this lot is tile celebrated Bull LEoS bred by
VIM II. Freeman, Esq Of Baltimore, Md, calved on
the 9Th of August 1890, and in possession of Sa-
muel Candy, Esq, Of Woodsidr Delaware Leon is by
Gloucester sold by H. Powell for 1900 Gloucester
was imported in July, 1e26. by MIR J. r. Powell; was
caved Feb q, 1875 (5red by J. Whitaker, one Of the
most celebrated breeders in Epqland) by Frederick;
dam Adela (bred also by Mr. Whitaker and gave with
her first eaf24 quarts per dsy) by Orpheus; IT, d. Al
fred by Alfred (2OO guineas refused for Alfredo gr
Z: D. by Windsor gr or & d. Old Daisy, bred by Mr..
Ceilings, (gavc 81 quarts daily) by Favorte, sire of
Comet gr, gr gr. g. d. by Punch; gr. or. gr gr g. d.
by irbDack &c Pedigree in iull will be furnished to
the purchaser.
Aso,--bctwccn sixteen and twenty Devon BULLS
and COWS, Of the best blood 10 the country remark.
lie tor their beauty Of form, richness Of milk activity
OF movement and sutableness for the general purposes
of the dairy and draueIh
The above Cattle have already been entered; and
from the many local advanagesof the situation IL
pcced many other valuable animals will be on sale 81
tie Fair.
Gentlemen desiring such animals will do well TO At.
A. NJ
For particulars, see ihe Farmer and Gardener, and
The daily papers Of Baltimore
Oct. q. d5-wts
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W. Young Ladies', Richmond. Pa--Thr duties OF this
SEMINARY will be- resumed the LIST of October, and
conducted with the design to adapt instruction the Sc
vera stages of the pupils progress from the age of
:, until her education is completed. The Misses judi
aims and Lord entrusted with the English depart
ments French Italian and Spanish by approved teach
crs A Latin Class will be formed immediately Draw
ing and Painting in all its branches Vocal and lnstru-
mental music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar. A com.
plee Philosophical, Chemical and Mechanical Appara.
usa Library ard Cabinet of Minerals are provided for
the benefit of the pupils Every effort is render
thc studies pleasing by FIRST of making them full
~ nelgiblc TO the pupil, and secondly by introducing
familiar lectures them, and the different branches
of Natural History.
For further particulars, Mr. Persico beps of the pa
rents and guardians TO call at his Seminary where he
will chcerully furnish any nfornaton either with re-
gard to charges testimonials of the qualifications of
the Ladies' who will labour i'm conjunction with him. i'm
the responsible and arduous task of Education
Board, including bed bedding, lights and fuel $500
This institution is divided in two departmpnts-the
hrst comprising all the branches of n finished
English Education-terms, ................. 40
French, by Messrs Iernau and Persco, ......... 20
Second department is composed of younger pupils,
who are instructed in all the elementary branches
on an improved plan, which the ex perience OF ma
ny years has proved best adapted to their age and
capacites-tcrns, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Particular attention paid TO the health moral and re-
ligous Improvement of all the pupils.
October2 43-G
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By vir-
tue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chance!y for Henrico county made the goth
OF June, loaj, in suit in Chanccry between Whtmrl
a. rugh administrator and others, plaintiffs, and James
winston aud others, defendants the undersigned Com
nissoncrs will on Friday, the 18th day Of October, 1875
al The premises, sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder the middle tenement in the block Of buildings
inc south side OF T. street, in the city of Richmond,
near the Market bridge, called the Mansion House, with
Inc use OF passage feet inches wide, and the stair
case therein between the said tenement and the one
next above IN common with the owner occupant of
the upper tenement subject, however, such ground
rent as may be properly chargcable the said middle
tenement Also the houses aud tenement which on the
10Th of December, 1917 were occupied by Cochran *
Williams as dry goods store, and by Mrs Judith Mel
son as boarding house; being the south side of
or Main street In the City of Richmond and the fourth
mouse from The of 18th west together with the
ground and lumberhouse attached Also tive lots
parcels OF land in the said City numbered one and two
IN survey and plat. made by Richard Young contain
ing "a feet front on street. running back 100 feet and
pring inc same property conveyed to James Winston
oy Mc'Sraw, Hay and Campbcl by deed, May sl3d.
lSi', OF record in the Hastings Court of Richmond
Terms OF sae-onc- third cash, third in six months
and one third in twelve months from the day of sale
the purchase money bearing interest from the day of
sale Bonds with security, negotiable with en-
dorsers viii e required of the purchasers, and
yeyance will be executed 10 them until directed by the
Court The sale will commence at IL clock with the
Mansion House tenement
MeSSFs LASs %yrns & Drsnr, ;a4ctioneers.
coSwAY1 ROBINSON Commissioners
Sept % 4f-tds
EbUBLlC SALE.-W be sold. at auction, at the
III United States Armory ut Harper's Ferry, Va, on
tuesday 18th October, 1885, the following property viz
234 lbs steel, assorted sizes
l0o,l64 lbs. scrap steel and old files,
lo3l50 lbs. scrap iron. of good quality,
,0OO lbs. hammered iron do do
Tl2 lbs. iron, assorted sizes,
239,27S lbs borings and turnngs,
1890 lbs cast IRON I'd quality,
l,5i2 lbs brass filings,
60 carbnes,
blunderbusses,
81 0S musket barrels various stages from the borng
to the finished
99i6 bayoncts, in different stages, from the forging
TO the finished
AZ 223 componcnts of muskes, comprising nearly all
the parts of the lock aud mounting,
1888 musket stocks, turned &c,
45l do. do, rough,
SO lbs. emery,
% dcmjohns,
137 down grind stones,
l73 lbs scrap leather,
Components of the Hall Rifle
$50 barrels,
,096 bayonets,
900 ram-rods
1896 components, comprising receivers locks and
mounting,
24lf stocks unfinished,
173 spring vices,
"a drivers,
2435 wpers. Terms of sale Cash
BENJAMIN MOOR, FRET Sap'M
u S. 3rmOry Jumpers Ferry, Ia.
September %. lids
A ~ N CD
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HTOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY. -
- The steam Boat CHgsApEAKg, Captain gyay, leaves
Hampton konds on Wednesdays aud Sundays, on the
lDgton the following morning leaving il optional with
travellers to depart in the 10 o'clock, A NJ, clock
I. M i'nil Road cars for Baltimore, which carry them
through in two hours. Passage and Fare to Washing
ton 81 Passage from Washington TO Baltimore 81 so
september ~ 40--t1sD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

A TEACHER WANTED.--A man of good moral
IA character wanted, TO take charge of school on
the LIST Of January next of about fifteen twenty sco
lars who well qualified teach the usual branches
English, and also the Latin language. To who can
well nded, liberal wages will be given.
particularly who has had some experience. let
ter addressed to the Postmaster at Mount Level Dinwd-
die county, Virginia, will be attended to. Early app-
catcn is desired.
October 9. 45-t25D.
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a FIRsT-RATE TANNERY FOR RENT o

q FlRSTRATE TANNERY FOR RENT OR
In SALE.-Being incapable of carrying the Tar
ming Business, under my own immediate direction and
having been unable TO procure suitable superintendent
of the establishment, am DESTROYS ofrentng Or selling
out my TAN YARD Its location is excellent for
the business The neighbourhood around it is thickly
settled, and it is not than mile distant from Nor
thuinbcrland Courthouse, now very prosperous and
same spot; also Backsmiths Shop. Belonging to the
establishment are twenty Watts Bark House, Beam
House, &c. stream of nevcr-failing water passes
through the yard and empes itself into the pools I'm
short nothing is wanting TO render it strate establish
ment ofits size. have on hand considerable supply
OF Bark, which will be disposed of at fair price Pos
session may be had at any moment
take this opportunity Of inviting public attention.
the same time TO the stream which the Mill is situated
The water power which il affords believe be amply
sufficient for Factory of some kind and have doubt
that suitable capital invested in that way would yield
liberal return. JAMES NJ. SMITH,
.hantua, near Northumberland Court. HoslSs,
HEWLETT 81 JONES, baltimore.
October 9. 40-w4wN
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RE ECHUNK LANDS FOR SALE--For various
lV Ia reasons in no way connected with any public in
teres and therefore not be made known
the public very much disposed sell my Planta-
ton and Farm lying on MechuDk creek, in Fluvanna
couDty-and, therefore, will sell bargain in it. The
Tract including two small pieces appurtenant, valuable
chiefly tor timber, consists of about 1000 acres200 of
which, upwards bottom land good part of which
is in good heart and equal to river bottom. Inrnsca
~ this is valuable Plantation and Farm and its ex
trlnsic or local advantages, situated is, within half
mile oil the Rvanna river now rendered navigabe by
improvement throughout the year. and CONTINUOUSLY
the place called the Union Mills, where there Cotton
Factory Flour ENl and variety of other machinery
useful to the public in and wtal being az is
believed, as healthy spot any in Virginia-ail COM
bned are calculated 10 render very desirable proper
ty If not sold before will be offered at auction on
the premises, on The 10th day OF November next If
sold before that day, will then offer at auction
all the crops on hand, stocks, &c.
October o. [45-wiws] JOHN TIMBERLAKE.
EAH ARSHALL HOUSE.--This spacious HorEI
1TH situated in the most fashionable street in Phlade
Pima, is to be rented for term of years.
IT will present on Chestnut street succeed front of
"a ieet inches, enbellised by massive Grccian dorc
pofco OF white marble, through which the bar-room,
II teetby 40 will be entered private the
eastern extremity Of the front will also give the
hotel
1t contains in the first story one room 70x24 63x24
26x2I, 24x20, 2Ix23, 2lx14 2Oxi4.
in the second story, 70x2i, 32x10, 2x24, 26x2
23x2l, PKG, l4xl3 l5x7; each l6xl1, and
four each 20xl7.
In the third story, one 3Ox10, 27x24 22x2J. 21xI4.
PKG, l5x7 two each 20x four each 2Oxl7 and sc ven
each l6x11.
In the fourth story, one 30xI0, 27x24, l2xio; four
I6xII.
In the fifth story four each I7x17; one 2Jx16, 21x16,
l6xl5, lfxl1; three each laxI2 two each 20xll and
two each 2ixll. Apply to
Halnm ST. near 4M ST., Philadelphia.
Oclober " 4J--6t
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HFOt RENT On Tuesday The 18Th day Of the pre-
- cent MONTH (OcloberO will be offered for rent for
me ensuing year on hc premises TO the highest bidder
the plantation W Caroline county called Milford belong
ing 70 The heirs Of Reuben TaDkersey deceased lying
on the Mattopony river, and about one and half miles
rom the Bowling Green Terms and condition Of rent.
ing made known on the day
JOHN GEORGE, Commissioner.
Oct.1 y. 45-1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FHVEACHER WANTED Wan,cd 10 engage, young
ID gentleman of pous habits, capable of teaching a
classical and mathematical school OF about 10 pupils
TO such one, presenting satisfactory testimonials will
be given his board and 5000 per annum. A member of
the Protestant Episcopal Church would be preferred
Application 10 be made, personally, by letter. (post
paid,) 10 tie Editor Of the Southern Chwchaan, Rich
mond, Va. October 81 45-3t
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AND FOR SALE.-Having determined on rcnoy-
IL ing to the West again offer for sale my Tract OF
Land, in the county of Halifax lying Dan river Sc
ven miles South east of the Court-h house. three below
South Boston, and twenty above Gainesville contain
ing 30 acres further description is deemed unne-
cessary presumed those wishing to purchase will
first view the premises, which they invited TO do If
the above land is not sold before the 2th day of Octo
Der next it will positively be sold that day to the
highest bidder.-On the same day shall sell at public
auction all my crop of corn, fodder and hay; stock
OF CATTLE hogs and sheep two yoke of oxen, yoke
not surpassed by any the county, with and first
rate cart plantation tools and utensils; household and
kitchen furniture; about 5000 lbs. of pork with my CROP
of tobacco. credit of twelve months will be piven
on all sums of five dollars and upwards the purchasers
giving bond and approved securty under FIVE the cash
VIII be required The terms for the land will he made
known on the day. CRADDOCK VAUGHAN
September Is. 3S-tds
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EROUND PLASTER, in casks Of 500 ibs each
~ from the bubec Mandatory ''-tcarranted pure
and Of the best qteluy, Constantly for sale By
DAVENPORT ALLEN g. CO
sept =. 4f--w6w
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.Nays -Mcssrs. Adams, c, Allan, ellen Anthony n
Asi,ley Bailey, Bcae. Beaumont, Bell bockee, bona'
Borden, Bouldin. Bovcc. Briggs Brown, Buchanan,
Bunch w. b. Calhoun, Carr, Garter, Ca:ey, George
Chambers John Chambers, ChaPa Chi!ds, Clark Srais
Crane Cushing Darlington. Davis, Denny; Evans, Eve
relt, Fairfield Fowler PhiIo c. Fuller, G"lbrah Gran
err, Grcnncl, ia"y II. Hall, lard, Hardin, iiarlan
TIarprr, Samuel S. Harrison, f.azcl!ne. Henderson,
Hrstet Iioar, Howell, HUXLEY; Hunt, lnssr5oI Ing
ham, w. Jackson, James, }. Johnson: Il NJ Johnson
Julson, Kilgorc, kinnard KIngensmh, I.anr' hap"r'
Lawer Lawrence, Lay, Thomas Lee, Leonard Lincoln
Logan, Love, Job Mann, NJ Mason, S. Mascn, Ma9ry'
McCarty, McComas, McKennan: ber, Miil'san' MOT
Gan, Morris, Parker, D. j. pearce, Phes Potts. Eced'
Rencher. J. Reynolds, Russell, schenck, A. Il shep-
pcrd Shinn Sladc, Sloane Smith, Spangle: Spraguc'
Standefe Sutherland, Talaferro, j. Thompson, Eter-
wood Wagner, Wavdwel!, Washington, Webster:
White. Whltlesey. L. Williams, S. NiilamS-ii2
So the House refused 10 suspend the lt@e. "o-
thirds Of the members prescnt would have been neccsSa-
ry IL carry that question -:
Mr. Patton called up tIc motion made by him on RI
day last to reconsider tho vote of the House by which
pelton for the abolition of slavery in The District pre-,
serted by gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr Briggs
WAS referred 10 the Committee the District Of 20
umha. ,:.,
debate cnsued on the motion to ycc9&sl"rr IN when
Messrs Patton, J G. Adams, Boudln, and hammond
took part; and, without taking tic question,
On motion of Mr.. PcaTcc ri Il. l.,
The House adjourned. at the usual hour.
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Richmond. Thursday, Bee. ga.
SpEECHCS HEIIEWED.

sB, ,c lay OF hand The parties
constituting HE eacrn HAg party which rules in this House
will no, ALWAYS prrscm, solid paany, BIZ which they
Lied ~ cary ,iei, measures Yes s Tho dny will
rive when Virginia usau erect and her with
yoicn hai the triumph OF her ancien: prihcifcs' $780,
IJ,-. Wvlcmun tic iVuSe a Delegates, Dec. L, 1881
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H'esEl'TR ".
/" Mvcm vrr rrMAiN, uSsrND.'

(From Fraicr's .Na,asise fer .,cnrdrv)
THE GARRETT OF BERANGER
Oh twas here that Lowe his gifts bestowed
On youths Sill age
Gladly once mose seek my youths abode,
In pilsrimaec
Here my young mistress with her roct dared
Reckless to dwell
She was sixteen, twcny-and we shared
This attic cell
Yes. twas garrett. DO it known TO all,
Hero was Loves shrine
There read in charcoal traced along the wall,
Tn unfinished line
llcrc the boarl where kindred hearts would blend
The jew can tell
How on pawncd my watch, to feast friend
In attic cell
O! my Liscttc'- fair form could recall
With fairy wand,
There she would blind the window with her shawl
Bashful, yet fond
What though from whom she got her dross Iye since
Learnt but too well
Still In thosc days | cbvcd not Prince,
In attic cell
Here the glad tidings on orr banquet burst,
Mid the bright bowls
Yes, IL was here Marengo's triumph first
kndled our souls
Bronze cannon roarcd France with redoublod might
Felt her heart swell
Proudly we drank our Consul's health that night
In attic cell
Dreams of my youthful days I'd freely give,
Ere my lifc's close,
All the dull days I'm destined yet to live,
For one of those,
Where shall now find raptures that were felt,
Joys that befcll
And hopes that dawned at twenty, whom dwelt
In attic cell?
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mi me art Of HeaiiRg, gcncraIg
THNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
~ Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that nc has become compctenty acquainted by the in.
sructions from the celebrated Dr. Lynch of New York
city to cure that formidable and fatal disease denomi-
mated Cancer, without the Of knife or caustc but
effected in the way and manner practised by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of This complaint and also that Of Fstulo or
FistuiaAs the subscriber here from the City Of
New York any person wishing to be cured Of the above
named complaints viii please to apply Immediately
him, At the Mansion House Main Street
Richmond, Jan. w w. MARSHALL.
Cerilfeatc fyont Dy. Lyach
do hereby certify, that Dr. w. w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business,
which satiendine TO Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing, generally lie is now using my medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those az
hctcd d. LYNCH
Gillian Mr. james Caskie Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVE Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid w. w NJ
January Z 1884 T--wtf
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Oh ShA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from the planta-
" A&V ton of Mrs. Sarah Hudson, deceased, of
Chesterfield county. Negro boy, named HARRIsoN.--
lie is very likely Negro, of dark complexion, rather
below the ordinary height but well made aud about Is
years odno marks rccollcced, except dent in of
his Jaws occasoned by the toothachehis clothing
sisted oil dark domestic, pretty much worn, and wool
hat with very broad brm. IL is likely hc has obtain
cd free papers, and will attempt pass Free Negro.
Tie has been in the habit for several years OF driving
wagons, for Messrs Casey of Cumberland James
Beach, VIM. H. Foster and Kit Smthson Of Charlotte
where he will probably endeavor 20 gct-or to the neigh
borhood Of DR.. Smith near Rens' Tavern with whom
his mother lives The above reward will be given for
his delivery to me A. SPEARS.
Ualsboro March - IO2-,v5w
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EHOfSlpllA..

THNHIS thoroughbred and Justly distinguished Stall
lion will stand the ensuing season, my farm (St
Leger in the county Of Chesterfield % miles from Pc
tersburg and 10 from Richmond. The season COM
menced on the 18th of February and will end the 18th
oil july he VIII be let to mares at $50 the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of $40, if paid or
before the LIST day of Ocober $50 for insurance TO be
paid as soon as it sascertaned the is in foa or her
owner parts with her; and dollar to the groom for
each mare Good pasurage and evory necessary atten
ton will be furnished gratis, and mares fed with grain
II required, at the usual price of p cents per day Lots
and separate enclosures will be furnished for mares with
colts; and if attention, industry, and faithful agents can
ed To-.
Hotspur has acquired fame and reputation which no
staonin America has obtained under such circum-
stances Standing heretofore at a very low price and
WIN but few exceptions covering only common mares
his colts have nevertheless rvaed those of the ct Of
the most distinguished stations of the day-sallions
that have covered, probably, 20 more rood ,aarcs
where he has covered one almost every colt of his that
mas been trained has turned out to be- if rstrate
at least good horse. Ills colts that have bee
trained arc, DR.. Mnges Black Hawk, Mr. Bolts Back
slider, Mr.. Pucketts Sailor Bow Mr. William M;noe',
Blue Streak, Mr. Randolph Harrison's Quarter Master
Mr. Doswell's Mclver, Mr.. Crump's Harry Percy. Mr.
Brockenbroughs Westwood, and Mazeppa, (the proper
~ OF Col Johnson and James NJ SeldenO whose bril-
liant success at the Central and Timoniun last
fall has elected from the best judges the expression of
The opinion that he the best horse in America
llotsPur is dark chestnut of fine size Of great power
ana extraordinary activity He got by Timoleon his
dam was by old Archy. his grand dam bv imported
Magic, his e. g. dam by Mark Antony, his g. g. e. dam
LUIS e T. T. 3 Gam was by fcarnOught.-
IL IS deemed unnecessary say any thing of the pedigree
oil any one OF these, Hospurs ancestors il is pre-
su'ce tley are known by every one, and may be
by references to the Turf Register IL is believed that he
Combines in his pedigree in direct descent many of
the most approved any stallion in the State
Hotspur was traincdby Col West Of North Carolina he
ran but few races and them all with case except
the last, in which he broke down. This was four mile
race which he was contestng with the famous Flrtilla.
II is the opinion Of Col West that if he had been sound
he could have beaten her; and he says that if otspur
was not the best raceorse he trained that he does
not think he trained his superior.
Gentlemen a the South North Wishing 10 send their
mares 10 lopur may rest satisfied that every attention
will be paid 20 hcm and taken 70 send them homo
IN good condition JOHN llETH.
Black Heath, February u. g4-yGy
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OIICE.-Ihere committed 10 the Jail Of the
county Of Charlotte, the 9th October 1894 MS a
runaway negro man. who calls himself Dick Ariherz.
and says that he is a free man from Hartford co q
lie Is stout built dark mulatto fellow about feet 2
inches high The owner Of there be any is requested
70 come and prove his property, pay charges and take
him away, he will be dealt with ne the law directs
VIM SMITH, Jaiior, e. e.
Dec. ls, 1894. G7~wsm