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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

ymytJs Inspectors at Shnckr Ware house have made
n arrangements with the Agent at the Depot OF Inc
IrLmnut Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road COM
n,ry to toward Immediately on lis HrrtrM, all lopaec"
rn,.r,,.J for that Warehouses They will advance both
lie freight anu drayage, and hold the Tobacco su'ect
the order Ul the owners. .,,
The planters will please accompany their tobacco wth
noe 70 The Isprcturs and mark on the heads Of Tue
n'sS'c0''' '' MOsBY L. SHEPPARD,
Lusvrctors ut ShocEg Eurch0uSe
Richmond March - l06-wSw
HATiEAT FANS MANUFACTURED N f'th-
w n,0Ha-The subscribers respectfully inform the
farmers of Virginia. that they manufacture ana Keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans, wlic! They believe 10
be suveror 10 those commonly used in this part OF the
country They submit the following certificates Tor the
information of those who unucquaInted with the!
Fans and pledge themselves TO every effort 10 merit
share Of public patronage
have one Of Rces Improved Patent Wheat Fans
II is superior to any have tried nasmuch. that
found unnecessary to pass that part OF my crop which
vas for market but through the Fan If othrrs OF
the kind could not be obtained, would not lair tw ice
The cost for tic one have w. IL. lUhflt.
Powlatan, Feb lst lC3G.
PowuATAX CurxrY. Va.
This is to certify that purchased Of john WoIdard
ouc Of Rice's improved patent Fans. manufactured by
Woodard 81 Car!l in the City Of Richmond: which |
find cleans grain with less labor, greater speed and
takes out filth than any other fan have ever seen
in oreralion also believe it to be durable tan
any olhe fan: In short would not do without one Of
them should they cost Sl00. have cleaned ihrashcd
when, sufficiently clean from the chat. il one operation
1911, january 1876. W!I. DRAKE.
CARoI.iSE April LIST, lS:G.
purchased one Of thu fans manufactured by Woodard
e. CARL! which find expcs filth, Cleans wheat with
more speed and less labor, than any fan have seen in
operation Iilo lALiAf EXC.
CAEoLlIE CUUHTY, OH Feb. LIS.
This is TO certify that purchased one of Rice pa
tent improved wheat ilns manufactured ny Woodland n
Carll oil Richmond Which find cleans better than any
fan | haze ever used TI!OS HURT.
WoupAEp & CarIL have also on hand several four
horse thrashng n!ac!incs which they will sell low for
cash Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
Mr.. VIM. Grangcrs grocery store.
A,r;I )Q 1lS-wtf
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a CAkD.-DR. J. ?. METTAErR laKes us IT. ,'.-
"A to inform persons afflicted with gFayr'' IN 'T
nifty of his old professional stand near Price
Court House, that he has supplied himself with n'n
mens of the most approved construction, and -, nd
prepared to operate for the removal Of stone OF M ss it
der, by the process Of Lilhons.y or Li,hon'np'y By
is generally termed. This operation whsn %nssG 70 BE-
painless perfectly safe and free from danger ana
ihe body 10 be very large o, p,S sa:c
store of the badder-one Of the most palniu mJ with.
gerous diseases incident to the human oiicable 10
out the use of the knife 1t IS equally 'pP'''
every age, and to either Of the sexes ,,,-r,G,y
Prince Edward G. f., April ~.
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n. l. BARROW & Co., No. 30G Pearl ST.
EEEN. CALDWELL. 42J. do do.
EDWARD Cook IL Co., 2lS. do do.
J. W. & II. z. toHLIEs, no. PSI. DO do.
JOSEPH CmEEsEMAH, no. l3G, Water do.
DASlIL Curr. no. ~. TO- do.
Taos T. Field, no. 81 CORTLAND ST.
Irny GnErXriELn IL SoS, no. -, Pearl st.
lIuLMEs & HIi ERs. no. 2E, do. do
4. T. NISSAN Il Co.: no. CT, Liberty st.
UNnEmIIIr.I L. SEYMOUR, no. 81, Pearl st.
FEGnrE & LIrrIycorr, no. II, Coentcs Slip.
r VASpEwArER, no. "a, Cedar ST.
F.. WlLLETs u Co, no. Boa, Pearl St.
r. &. ErmoEE & Co., no. %, Water st
JOINS WnICnr, jr. Il Co., no. 3G, do. do
February %. Cliff
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SITUATION WANTED.-An" elderly Lady. vra.,
E9 had so;Ie experience III the infringement d ap
IL. wishes to obtain situation as house Keeper s..
his recently taught school. which lid a1rrc = :,
her; but should situation offer in hr"ty Src:!.G
country size would be wng 10 take char-r OF: go.
school, Her terms will b. moderate aud she wou. N?
fer t., reside in religious family.
y. B.-Thc applicant can be seen o! heard !:on. );
applving at MIR William M"yo's. ShockG llil.
Anil II. lIt--M
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q IRREGULARITIES Subscribers, importers Of and
q u dealers in China Glass and Earllenwarc. Whose
stores we're destroyed by the great fire Of 10Th and Eth
December, would respectfully infurn their customers
throughout the Union Of their present ocaiionS-a!so Of
the fact that owing to The long passages of the European
packets previous to the fire, and their remarkably short
passages since, they generally, in possession Of
better assortment Of goods than they usually have at
this of the year. From the very large orders pre-
vousy givcn 10 tie manufacturers: it is expected that
the assortment Of the present seasan will in quantity,
be fully equal. and in It's quality superior TO that Of any
former year. it being composed d the ard
beautiful designs without any mixture Of old, unsaeaLle
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April -.
EfclilsGsgcrnf s.:sRsds Esa Virginia.

ACT concerning Delinquent l.andS aud Land
"a rot !t retoiUre entered on The Commissioners Books.
PASSED March %, 1SJG)
Whereas the time aowe, by tie second section Of an
act passed on the 9th Of February, lS', entitled, " an
act to further extend the time Of redemption Of lands and
lots returned delinquent for the payment OF taxes,
west of the Allegheny mountains, and for other Purpo-
ses" for The owners Of omitted lands to the
10 be entered the Commissioners bOoks and to pay
the taxes in arrrar thereon, is not sufficient:
l. &c it therefore eaacicd, That further time, until the
Isl day g., November ls:i. shall be allowed TO all per-
son: To cause their omitted lands 10 he entered with the
Commissioner Of the Revenue and 10 pay the taxes
thereon in the manner prescribed in the second section
Of tie above rcctrd act, which passed the 9th Of
February 1873 and the said section shall not be con-
strued apply to any lands or lots which! may have been
omitted since le3l. (Sce Note -
=. In all where lands have been heretofore unit
ted til. commissioner shall ascertain the value thereof
cording to the best Of his nd rncn by reference 10 the
assessed value of contiguous lands similarly situated,
and shall charge thereon the tax last imposed by the Lc
gslaure, Tor many wears the shall have been
omitted together with ten per cenlun damages upon
each year tax: and this rule shall apply 10 the Eastern
as well as Western section of the Stale. (Stc Note
g. Be IL further enacted, That the nth section
of an passed first Of April, eighteen hundred and
thrtyone entitled, an act concerning lands returned
delinquent for payment Of taxes aud making dspo-
sitlon OF certain lands delinquent and OF certain
cheated lands, for the benefit Of actual and bona fdc
holders thereof under grants from the Common wealth.
winch said section presclibcs the conditions upon which
grants Of The Commonwealth mayb be given in evidence
in suits for recovery Of lands West Vi the Allegheny
aud will expire the first Of April ncIl, be- aud The
is hereby continued IN full Sorcc until the
shall be repealed. (SGc Vote 81
f. This act shall Le in force from and after the pass
inL thereof.
The foregoing is true copy from the original
GEORGE w. MUNFORD, L. H. D.
April ID llU-3t
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Rcsoircd, That further amount Of ten dollars IN r,,
share be required from the Stock holders ~ tr a. =
on or before lIe 18th day uf April mex ans 8 o. :.
before the lJll, day Of May next and to be t,gsyl
hrrrlofurr in the Bunk pf Virginia. 20 tic cr,,! fl, g.,
Company. M l. ollEffEhD. ir":wr
March L.. lO3-l!jM
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TEVHE CELEBRATED GETTER OF RACERS?
Il ECLIPSE.-Ths distinguished Stallion, win" now
looks and feels ike four year DID, will stand this season.
(lo3i) at my Edwards in the county oi Dln"!Cde'
immediately the old stage road from Petersburg %
Wurrenon a. C.. - miles south of Petersburg, ana
north Of Brunswick Courthouse lie is 4, his saIa
ready 10 at 500 the payable At IT'S
cxpration on the 18th July next, and $!'u TO 'S"f'
To be in loa!, pa able she is known 10
be in ioal, parted with. Servants with .a">
boarded gra!is, and mares fed without limit at cen"
day-Vcry fine and extensive paslurage, with i"r
greatest tn prevent accidents escapes but ~ In
bIity !ns amy that may happen. Eclipse aud his get r
too we'll known from their characters and performances
TO say more.
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'EB lClIMGND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ~
Ma TOMAC RAIL ROAD.-At u m.rrlIn! a.: Il.
Directors Of the Company c:i The ch Alnrcl tx
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ygyo PLANTERS or CRONoKO ToGACro
q The planters Of whom | have prTc'a."d era,
Oruunkn TuI,accn VI Ill ru!ritr favor Oh ~. Iy =
jng them to the order VI Il x T. G%a:hn!rr IN o.,
Of Richmond. between the 18th Of May ani he J..
Ju;r. Those who cnnnol deliver their crops b.. II, D.,
OF June will please defer the delivery un,I H.: +,
juno, or any time between the middle! 81 that mn,,
the first day Of July. JOHN &. HUGHES
March >. o.,
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.4yrnt fer The Il. f. y p. II. Il Corar,,
Dcccnhcr u. &c..
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by for any that may happen Eclipse aud his get a;r
too we'll known from their characters and performances,
TO say more.
STAR. whose colts are just coming the turf Iav'c
none more than four years old. only Of which base
been trained and FIVE of them have been winners !'c
one four mile hcats-his colts large, strong 'i
handsome some OF them have been sold very high--'
will stand this $3.50 at my Georgcs ~ aE
county of CHESTERFIELD, about twenty miles from h'h
mond and Petersburg, within mile of Moody iA"rf
and IS al his stable ready 10 mares al So he
season, payable at its cxpration the 18th July mex
and 500 tile insurance, payable soon as the mar
known TO be in oa parted WITH dollar cas!' To- US
groom. Servants sent with mares, boarded without
charge, and mares fed desired at % cents per Ga!
Very excellent and extensive pastnrage, we'll ehc's'"
with fine wa.cr1lc greatest taken to prevent u"
cidrnts escapes, but liability for either etI
character, blood and performances, we'll as the PEI
ormanccs Of his colts, fully mentioned N ~"
ncr Turf Register, as to render unnecessary 'T |
! to be said. w. X. JOl1N9"''
MONSIEUR TONsoN will stand this season lI-''
at my stable at Halifax Court House, Va aud 10"
at his stand in fine order and condition. ready tor marc
$50 the season. and 500 insurance. For further anu
other particulars see hundbis, &c. W. W. HUH,
Halifax Court Iions": Va
| February b. J0-3n
| HAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPA:Ai.
81 Alta meeting Of the President and Directors 0. ~.
James River and kanawha Company, held III i"e ~
of Richmond. on Saturday. the 2'ih day of March, ~,
ResuIced, That the Stockholders Of The James M
and Kanawha Company, other than 'ne Sta'c; D.: ~
they hereby required TO pay into the banA :" va
rinia or one of its branches, the sum OF SIR Ho'"I'
each share of Stock held by them in said COMPANY, Oh"
before the 25th day Of May next
By order OF the President and Directors,
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Scrrc.1'g
n. B--The instruments that have been called !oF ''
GLIDING the above,) are as follows
L. Inc, tt = chnyp mid at
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e hire for the ensuing year. larg" nn:trr q ,:..
10 labor on the Richmond. Fredericksburg. and p,;.
Rail Road They will be employed hrt:;ren E.r.a,
and Fredericksburg, and between Frederick >brr e.,
the Potomac River. The country and occuaa.,G.
healthy; and they will he vel! fed wei! cIothrda3 "
treated. We will give from seventy five 10 u:act,
lars for rood hands, and mere f"r FIRST ones !n
by letter Or otherwise to J. H. Hopkins. Il, tie i ~
fec. or 10 Mrssrs. George ?. Cru:ap and Ja.a~s r.
cliff. Richmond, or 10 Thomas j. White, in lie cc:.
KIM N:lliarr and ;lle nri4iborh""r 10 James IT,
ter. Assistant Engineer: near the Willie Ci@r.s. G.
ronr; or 10 Theodore :. Garnc.t, Assistant Elrr,
near fredericksburg; or to II. + Cay 4 Co. IL r-n,,
rickshurg; and 10 others having authority ;:o:. 4
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD.
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.Y'Dygs'E.
gaadle and 1iarncss 6ranuraoiory.

TENlIE suhscrhcr takes tns method of return.
l. me his thinks tn his friends and the public
generally for the patronage winch has been here
toorr extended 10 hun, and 10 inform them tlai
he is still carry inc ON the nh"ve business, III all
,ts various branches nj his old stand one door
below Mc,sr4 Miller N Roberts, aud opposite
the Farmers Bank. lie hns on hand at tlns time
"A much larger and more general assortment oi
every article IN ht llnc Of business than hereto
fore, selected Ivy himself IN the Northern cInes,
with or, nt care and on the most accommodating
terms lie therefore sllll solicl,s the patronage
the public generally, believing, from hIe cs-
pcr,encc IN hc business that he can GIVE entire
satisfaction, aud he pledges himself TIM, hi- nm
lerals Shall be Of the hrs tha, can bc procured III
the Northern markets, and the workmanship moi
inferior Ia any for nentness or durability and thai
| he viii dispose Of lheln on the most hccoinmo-
dating terms, either for cash or country produce
! lie therefore feels no hesitation N saying That
those wanting articles III h line wIl find II much
to their interest Ia call on h,m before purchasing
ns he is determined 10 sell low.
His assortment al tins time rs rs follows, NJ
Gcn,Iemcn's and l.ntlcs' Saddles of all dcscnp-
tons Saddle Bags aud Carpet Bags OF allkinds
and sizes; Rr,dlc- nnd MauIngalcs, both oi
his own and English manufacture Coach
Gig and Jersey Harness of all qualities; NJ
gun, Cart aud Ora, Iarnos, ofnll qualities All
kinds Of Leather Travelling Trunks, both OF his
own and Northern manufacture AL kinds oil
Wagon Whips and Horse Collars, both OF lns
own and Northern Manufacture all l'nd~ OF
Coach, GIG and Riding WHIPS spurs, &c. &C.
&c
\ Gnc srlccilon Of Sadllcrs' Too!a, selected
by himself, Which Will be sold low. And n mum
Der Of other articles too tedious 10 mention.
]. C.SIItCKLEFnRD.
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.fnofher Breach NJ Promise Tho New York

.fnofher Breach NJ Promise Tho New York
Transcript says A Mr.. james Perkins has bec,
ssddlcd with damages to the amount of $50 for
refusing 10 MARI, Miss Nancy Griffith. after havir
paid attention TO her for the space of hcetre years
Both parties belonged to Pike, which is in Alo
ehany county but the action was tried in the
county of Livingston. Ono Of the witnesses being
asked why he advised the plaintiff to bring her SUI;
in this county instead of Allegheny, he replicd,
that, in the latter county, ga jury could scarcely
be found, who would consider a rom0n, soul and
body, north more than fifty dollars ~
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PETERSBURG, January 4, 1896.

Dear SIR --')n o /
ncqUni''d with Nj. Minin, Win the pnpt,e
md an article i" the tue ii hhrnmltI>m, Nj ".
Nmtin'' Rheumatic nnl
nc ah"cIi ~ nv head far length
make " "ft1" ahN 'nixnre t 10 md >ai.rc.
civ rl ufnll
hs disease, aud do 'nl. believe
6khcnnns ave knn"u. Fur III
ls'uhi rcc"n'm"hd Inlic
they meet the persons
6ui the relief that hns,
mnk" eventually T., place II
rd Sne,,-" such nnnnrr Iha all
fit. f Medicine admirably adapted Of onc
of ~ lHurs eeltulit.
BENZ. =. CLEMENTS.
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"heh Is one OF the most desirable assc ,neuts they
nave ever offered. and well worth the attention 81
poehasef'' II consists, IN pant OF the following ar
ticles: '''''S Ut
'ne and extra superfine blue, black, uvisibl,
green, brown, napoleon violet, adelaide daha and
othefiancy coloured Cloths
Cloth '''''
Fine and extra superfne blue, black, and fancy co
Toured PLAN, ribbed, railroad, aud buckskin Gassi.
mercs
Lama Cloths, extra fine and assorted colours.
summer Cloths
BLACK, brown and green Pllncetta
hiaeh ahh coIoued Norsted Grape. Il new article
ior centlemrn's wrar;
Linen, NotSted, aud Cotton Goods OF various kinds
Tor gehtlemt n summer wear:
aentia Grape, article
Caileoes, Il great variety;
hlnehanS, great variety:
PAINTED Musllus, great variety OF the latest s,c
some extra quality, aud yer, tasty patterns,
RUSSIAN Ginghauis, entire new stsle.
flguted JaCunct and Swiss Nusllns new st>Ir
beautiful, and very neat Goods:
frusslan Muslin Gnghams. entitcl, new aud very
rich:
Plain and hgurcdhIack and buc-b black silks some
very SUPER quality aud lustre;
flaln and figured cooured Silks. OF almost ever,
shade Of color and quality. very large assortment
Figured striped Parlssune, new and extra Silk
Goods, Tor day and evening dresses,
Danash Painted i'lnrino. Il beautiful new st,le
oIik Goods, for day and evening dresses;
Figured Esmcmldls white and assorted colours
entirely rev
Black and colouicd Bombazines
Bonnet and Cap Klbbonds, Il large assortment of
the latest lmpulta;ions
Belt, Satin and Talicta Ribbonds
Fancy liandkcrchicis aud Shawls, oil every DIES
ctptlon. very larSe assortment;
Black. white and coourrd PLAN Satnls:
Extra rich figured Satins OF ever, colour;
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RHEI.M.4 TIS.N.
.MINTON'S Rheumatic \

w D.MiN TONS Rheumatic Mixture, may
w be had at r. Slahlers, Lynchburg. pr;co
a per bottle. If cridem Improvement is moi,
discovered from the use OF the first bottle, the
price will be refunded. 1t is not deemed ne
cessary to comment on the virtue of this mixture.
in the treatment OF rheumatism, as it only ne
cessary for those suffering to give it fair trial, to
become convinced fits great efficacy.
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snnD1Enx EsTAn11sEMENg


WILL sell my Shop out entirely, consisting OF
\ ,l,o ,a,l ,e,dv made work and stock. The stand
is good one, and any young man of small capital
would do well To invest his money III the business.
will give such time AS will enable the purchaser to
sell the work which ready made by his giving salts
factory assurance Of prompt payment.
JESSE OWEN.
n~sDwen's Hotel will be continued for at least
two wears after the lst of January, 1897. 20.
Milton. n. {. Apnl7 .w
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RICHMoNn. JannarN Ii IS.2G

Mr. Nnon-F"r the bcn" Ct e" the am Undue eli to hen,
'"hr OF Rheumatic Prc,I my
Your mixture" was for long tine RhcumaI,
nmhd inc treatments NJ PaASIC'us without
relief aud after all other had induced To ry
n"cn' andcnn conscicnonsls superior to
krtw inr the
would recommend all person. afflicted ual ~ am
tohincci hat'e utmost satisfaction Will b.
ne MIXTURE HENRY PKOHSr.
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n5oprcE 10 STONE MAsoNs.

4 CONTRACT for building STONE LOCh
u HO{SE. on the line OF the James River ana
kapawha Canal, will be made with any competent
and responsible stone Mason. -
- Persons wishing to contract VIII 'na@e 'l'in
-; ., GUERRA ELLET JR. at the W ashlngton
Tavern. in tle town of Lynchburg, where all need
ful information will be gwen,
March II
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Marches
NOTICE..

X virtue ola decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancerv, for the County
Of Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day of April.
1873, in the suit of Prosscr Powell pltf against
William Joplinc, Nelson Crawford, Leonard Hen
" Abraham Carter and others, defis., the under
signed, who is thereby appointed ii Commissioners
of'he purpose, will, on,hc 9th of April next, pro
Fecn' ON the premises, TO sell, beginning with
Tue tracts as herein after enumerated and selling
o"'S so much as may be necessary to satisfy the
purposes of the said decree, to the highest bidder,
,o' ready money-that is, ii tract land belonging
~ A1ram Carter, lying in the County of Am
"ers'' styled the Saw Mill Tract or Lot No. 2,
ana adlo'ns Robert. II. Carter and others, which
contains PAP acres. Also, another tract adjoining
I'c tract flrst mentioned, known by tue name OF
.oVe'ady Mountain, and contain, Isl acres
''u on the 2Sh of April next, | shall proceed
1 ~ ,ne premises, in like manner, to sell 10 the
i's'eS' bidder, for ready money, another tract OF
"', also belonging to the said Abram Carter,
~ I'll sad decree mentioned, which is in the said
tbo'n'y OF Amherst, containing 100 acres, lying
,Is'"teh the North and South branches of Buta
~ vo 'ner and on the Fork Mountains, adjoining
'' lands OF Aaron lligginbotham and others.
THO. N.EUBANk, ! Cow,
Sheriff Of amherst,
March % ids
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n. = 1N,JD.
Hr Mnton Sir, My snnerings from rheumatism W. rc an
.,,ere to u,ing that IL was mn u,rh
difficulty lcouh w'k
uncine, fund myself almost entirely relieved and he
should have bee" quite =" but from neglect as fe
auy directed hHNihr tas used
a, eore, wih great confidence rec, mn cad Ia m.
.Heted EDN ARD PONE
ofPowelrs Hotel, Pttersbuig Virginia
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Western Lnprooements-Th Wabash Courier
Of the 10th of March states that the Board Of In
ternal improvements ofthe State of Illinois would
probably pnl under contract. early in the ensuing
summer, 24l miles Of Improvements. viz 157 OF
canals, - ofraroads, and 81 Of lurnpkes, Al an
expense Of 81, ~, 400.
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\ HANDSOME FEE.--T j. said tha, tho sum Of
twenty five Thousand dollars has been charged bv
Mr.. Edw ard Livingston, for the management Of
the great case between the u. s. and the CITY of
New Orleans, by which the latter gained one mil
linn OF dollars.
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I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing IN
q 4 Lynohbutg, about the 10 til OF January last,
ebHkE.N.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
20 years. IA dark mulatlo, almost five feet six
inches high, very bushy head of hair, dark grey
eyes, sroops great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard, has been for some time complaining on
accoun, of spran on his left arm near the wrist,
had on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
pantaloons & a white hat. From what can learn
his aim is 10 reach free state, and the route ia
ken TO do 50, is by the way OF Charleston, ON the
kanavha, where le may gain passage 10 Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any jail, the
said boy, that get him, | will give so II taken
in, or ) 100 iitakcn out OF the state.
CIIRISTIANA TODD.
~ Tho kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
Whs will insert the above 4 times, and send their
accounts TO this Office.
Feb - IS