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From tie London Courf |'' ',- r,,ri,- .or,ro
i-Tk iaac: anI s"'-':ne
alone sufficient rtconi'htii i.u
will raril truce me w. ~; r,sl;s cycs
To- 90 ~ o,",n INV 10 II 5e!orti brother "h" T. ~" a'
iny in r, metropolis. Ta.y y mol "h" ~ - ,
character % She hhcHc'" io " -,
" we E,n,y surl. reflections may n"e "'he'sh " ~
uA' aud in the ihouShl oi our ON '''
thousands Of as!'es AZ dE, 10 p'o"u'e
,s;c nal 10 express feelings =" Characteristic VI INC ~
heart III eyr ciIaDc.
,y,,J could send ny spirit o'cr the deep,
,Y,uIi could wing ike cG 10 ines,
ia commune. with ny thoughts, 10 III! thy be'p
lSuh these uiwearying words OF melody,
Brother, come home.
Come hone,
romo tho hca taco ~ rEc
Fiat beam ia rrisnta2sj but 10 GLADDEN. laiGo;
ronr ware fond thoughts, like hottest incense ri'e,
NyEera CHERISHED memory rcars her altas,' saf"e'
Brother, come home
Come to the hcar.h.s:one vi my carr! os!s,
Come TO the ark, like the ccr-wesried dove,
Con,e with the Sunshine oil Thy hearts warm rays
Come I tho fire side circle O! my lo'e,
Bother, conc hone
II is not bone without lheo; the lone scat
II sill unclaimed where thou wero ~on. 10 Boz
In the echo OF returning lcct,
IN vain We lis: 10. villa. should h"rnsa 'hee.
Brother, come home
We've cursed thee the sum. buds OF spring, .
Watched every germ the iul..blown lo"ereis roar
Saw DER their bloom the chilly winter bring
IT. sa.ia,hs, and thou art not here
Broiher come home
Come home,
Would could send my spirit Ger tue Deep
Would could wing it like bird to thee
20 commune with thy thoughts, 20 I'LL thy sieeP
With these unwearyns worlt OF melody
BIother come home.
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CuMMISsfuEERS OFFICE.

EnfkH. iam T.. H. Nov. -, l>:>6 }
TIC par,ies Interested in the above order, vii! please
takSSroice that have appointed WEDNESDAY, the l2i
day Of January next to commence the accounts and state
mnts required by said order, at which lime they are re-
ourcd to attend my office. at the Courthouse, with
the nrcrssa:v papers, evidence, &c.
Dec & [6l-wiwl ROBERT BILL. w. C.
AEAL, ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Ea having determined to remove 10 the West, offers
Tor sale his Farm in the county OF HcErco There are
threr Tracts of Land. The upon which now re-
side contains 10 acres, Of which is we'll adapted
TO wheat, corn, oats. &c. The Dwelling House IS CT
wood (nearly new and sufficiently large TO accommo
dale large family. The other two adjoining and
contain about 800 acres less about nine miles
from the city of Richmond, and one mile from James
River-Any person wishing to purchase, will please
apply to the subscriber the premises, to Richard
BuinGton OF julius 4. Hobson. Richmond on or before
the 2lh daY December, 1885, and il not sold privately,
it will on that the fair day. be exposed 10 public
sale Terms accommodating, and made known on ap-
nlicntion. MATTHEW HOBSON.
Nov. Is 55-4t&wt20D
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.3acthcr SpiendM LontrH
$40 Ohio aaad Ss5, 1000.
100 prizes Of 81 900
VISgSasEa EceabisTg s1GstGry,

Class No 3 to be drawn December II, lc:;j.
Splendid Capitalist IF $;l600G, $I5,OUO, $4,000
S1.Gn0 = Of 600. ) Of 81 800 100 Of 600, nc.
Tickets SIN: halves 50: quarters 81 30
Certificates will be forwarded for $i?S-Shares in
aGramd Capitals $50 900, s25ooO, 2of $4,000, Of
SlD100: have been sold within il few months, and all
paid. as usual, at Fortunes Lounge. By BIGGER.
no has sold and paid more Capital Prizes than any
other Yendrr in the u. States.
- Orders, heretofore, meet tie most prompt and
confidential attention. aud in all the original
Alananer s. Tickets and Shares vii! b. forwarded,
scqnenty not Liable 10 any mistake Or dispute. Tho
Cnst for all Capital Prizes be had usual at 81 ght
the moment the drawings are received. ~
NJ, Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the E0gic Hoti,
IL All kinds Of uNcurrrnt money bought ut
BlGGEHS EXCHANGE.
Nav % 19-u
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.qno'her Capital q 81 900.
Drawing Of the Virginia Hip"0"gaa Lottery, No ,,
drawn lilh inst
~ - Is II % II % l3 II % 40
Half Nos ii ~ Capital prize Of > GOC, so! aud
paid at sight, 10 Correspondent IN North Car"Ina by
BIGGER.
Bg@cr Gg1ia nhcad!
Drawing Of the Alexandria l.oicry, Class b.,
::jG,G0O CapilaI.--Drawr Nov u. 1c}G
10 II y 80 JS % IL - IL 90 G3 50
Whole, - !i} CD, 4 Prize Of 500,
Share, IL - 60, 500.
Tie highest Capitals sold in the City, and both sent
10 Correspondents in the country. and will be paid,
as usual, at sight, BY BIGGER.
Drawing oft!c Virginia Norfolk No. :, SiJ,OM Capital
Drawn November 81:
e 45 81 II - ) II II 10 G3
Ticket Nos 5 G2 G3, small Capital Of 5000, sold
md paid usual, at sight, at Fortune Lounge,
BlGGERS OFFICE.
Besides the above prizes, Bigger has lately sold
II =! 3D. the whole Of 1900, and half Il % " Of the
capital Of 6,GGO-besid:s many other smaller prizes, all
Of which have been paid at sight at
Fo,!anc's Lounge.
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LAMENTATIONS.
Sad ne we is thus announced in tine New York Star Of

Sa turdlF Iast:
eth. Gre satisfied until they could hInish 9ri;i
de-: whcu liz lost Athens they discovered their
elmo and mportanrc the Virginia that
Mr esb rcre from the OF the United Slucsiro the
North Carolina papers, Mr. Mansum also ees-from ouIsia
could almost Mr. Clay Mr. Webster Mr. Calhoun and nil
the other great defended the Constitution aud Laws
The very would also retire from that BODY until the
people shall have they have elevated without
principle talent love OF country Those eminent men, is re
may remain in the Senate without political influence coasar OBJ
ccts the demasogues in the wake Mr. luE Bu
rem; tuy may raising their voices against
rup,ion STILL u the end would be advantageous for
country they among the people, and let them be salts
fed that confidence has been bestowed mon incapable of
managing the affairs Of this Government"
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s2i,y0ss'S EoEi@s.g ONCE,
RICHMOND. NIKGI&IA
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.
80 $50. l5.NGu, $4,000 and 100 Of 81 ,oo

a;D;&jl. 800 $4,000 and !i'9 "i : :oro;,
Tickets nad shares Of entire packages in the following
spc:.tL schemes; vii! be furnished Mt ,,-or.c
Virginia state Lottery, G5a 'tss =,
70 be drawn at Alexandria, en- Saturday, ''H III ~
II is sr,!,n that So :nauy rich prizes embraced IN
on. scheme. viz: grand capital OF $40 Vo OF i3noo
NJ a. ui,D CT GJy Of 2nUO. Ui POO. and lVO Of
il 00-Iickeis $40. shares in proportion ~;
certificate package OF - "h2!c ''ckc'S III "''I
attractive scheme may be had for $ ilo-packages u
halves and quarters in proportion.
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ALL PRIZES!
fE:ss, land Stale Lottery, Gs;sss 20

TO be drawn at Baltimore. Saturday. Dec. 81, ls't'
Scnrur-$}0.U0 O, 5000, 1000: .2UO, 2nJH, 10 Of
Gun. - vi 800. &c, &c.
Tickets only S!0-sharcs in proportion.
certificate Of package Of - whole uckets VIII De
sent G,r SilO-n ackages OF shares in pruportIon
m, In this Lottery all those tickets having no drawn
number on them, will be each entitled to Tee a0laFS'
without discount.
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EEehS'E''S
E.o7ges.g useA EIErhGssae Office,
RICHMOND. NIRGISIA.
REehG 'E,'S

Madame Fortune being perfectly satisfied with the
manner in which liuyt has distributed her !avors, has
appointed him her agent for another The schemes
issued exceedingly brilliant. ll"vt, as he has here
loure me, will distribute Iar.c number Of tic Cupitus
Fcrw ard Jour orders to hmIc is anxious to give all
Christians and New Year presents
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p, HE L;sueuau, Gee crncr Ct the State Of Pirg'"'H'
"9 49," A PROCLAMATION. >,

AMTHEREAS, vacancy hath 9cH"Ie" W 81
w OF Delegates Of This State, by the "
JAMES MAnlsoS the Delegate elect Ter Inc c,,''E o. q
Prince Edward-Now, therefore: " W. H',o.no,
RERTSON Lieutenant Governor, actIng as oo'c'"'i
Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, have thought proper
to direct tie Sheriff Of the county Of tf:nce hu""u ~
hold an election on The third Monday in Tue
month ring the Court day Of til" said county oil 'er
Edward for member Of the House Of Delegates l" HI
the Vacancy aIoi"sait. c-,o-
Given unier my hand as Lieutenant Governor
act.ngas Governor, and under the lesser sea
fist Of i. State at Richmond, this I'd day Of lie
cclnber, 1886 ,,n.-.o,,
Gl-td
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Like .9ristides Messra Leigh and Mangum have been
baui,hed but not for the same cause. AriStueS "u
han<hcd, because he was too just 'itSsis ,;nst
Marunn have been barsled because they were ~Just'
and Violated their duty and solemn pledges 10 t'us
whom they represented: they set themselves "oo' w.
will Of their constituents and refused to DC "
their instruction. The same may DC Sl'a o. ~, a,;ln
n; AI,bama He also has been rccG by lis ''tt"
er,s Mr. r. furcsecng that e you'd a!*oinerlt''ly '
The sane fate ,arcs no: place himself ina P's,I0 ~ |
The verdict of Those HON he has represented, We my
also anticipate that ere long MI Ewing W" - int,
fine lis, of the banshcd and have permission u r'. o
rcJt,Ee Rutoupt wr stop here and cse The caI' sue
of those who have abused 10 selfish ends tis se'ts ~
the Senate: Certainly not. There is yet to &c a"eu
the nan's of the tTnnivraie, whose "ct.'c '":,
,I rc:ldiard Senators have been, VIZ CLAY CALhoV'
mad " rBsrER: Two OF whom were the cuI"'ii'4 't'''
and the ether submissive cUadjutor: a plan "i:9 Sf
couceivG BY these individuals, had fof It's o
ircl defeat OF the will oi MINORITY Oh Inc leu T
In, late cleclou-thrungh multitude OF cail'da'cs u
srcrional character affecting sectional prrndices, II"
election Of President TO be drawn from tle F'o!'
10 the House uf Representatives, where a4a Us ';'
urryail and thus t:,rce President upon the prop:.
10 cid in such 4 shameful scheme, Judge Hh:!'. az
rcl rs Mr. Webster was found willing to lend himself
This is not all. When dsspaiiIng OF succeeding III MS
Man they were found ready 10 surrender their name
and their Electoral tickets, and 10 deceive ;h' con"'
culs for the mere of another, w!" was h''i'se |"
bp used Where those instruments ;iu ACTORS 10y
Condemnpd defeated, banishcd by the p""pe. hni
f," years ago, and VINO, IN tiie ESTIMATION Q; va
held a higher place than Judge White: Where IS lie
now: lie is ruined by his double dealing II p''cS-
he has fallen never TO rise again ~,
We arrce with the Star that if Clay, Webster Cal
houn, and Of the other great men, VINO" IKE l"S,"
have :dcjrndrd the Constitution G"d 'cr$, would ais"
retire from the Senate The people would soon uiS'o'e'
::flat tkcg kace lsrnttd MN lct""t W'hc'Wr lie 90"
plc would then. learn who have been the cause oil Wa"iii4
lime session after session. warrIug against Tie I"'ef"
n,eui, in keeping suffering claimants here /" suspense
the whole session. and Scaling them home Il" Tile c":e'
but to come and unsuccessful Applications: al me
succeeding session; in Withholding important aPprolF-
atoms entirely Of national charac!rr and IN delay my
such us granted until late period IN the season.
that workmen could not he procured 10 prescott" te pup
lie works.
We congratulate the country in the belief, that the
people have already tanishcd sufficient number OF Tie
late coadinors OF the irumvrs, to render hhTi"e any
attempts which they may make IN future 10 0'ic"' USE
iui legislation to the counry.-Gt0bc
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COACH MAKiNG.-The SUBSCRIBER '''ing cGc'e" ~, n.
house, directly the spot where charh T. '''frI.'
was burnt prepared manufacture 'f!as'S .
Busgcs Gigs, Sulkcs, and Harness CT every DESCRIPTION
T Snvc Selected iheir hands principally from the NoFthci"
and have hccn careful employ but the yer! "
brnuch of their business Their materials have beer H -
one of the firm with cash, in the Northern markets "" r
bIe them TO furnish all who may be disposed 10
low AS they be supplied elsewhere Al KIND Of .| "
g inn ne.nes- ard patch We viii at all times kr, ]
If materials in our line, which will sell at sTa
G. Chappcii will attend Cumberland, P!ince hu""%
Courts will attend orders winch may ri ,PPELL
NIB. We woulda six rcsh, boys a. C. {!
| business. from - 10 lG years old. y !" v ;T-N
IS
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EpIdadaE3Es7:s
E,.uciatsssse ssis@ EcEseyy Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Fortune's L0uug:, tie place jar CnpIa'S.
Drawing Of the Alaryla State Lottery, Class No %,
in this lottery all tickets having Vi tile drawn NUM-
brrs on them are entitled 10 mru -.
81 Is 35 80 Is II - y u 81
Ticket If Is IS, snug prize Of 1900 sold and paid,
usual, at sight, by blG"Eh.
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.!dgycS Rircr GnA kaHa,rkn COmlUnl

.'dnIcS Hrcr AMI hdNNirNH tOWpNHN
'J'l!E Acaun! Ne tia. Il" the StUrkio!,- Tia J,I r.
" kaGa vil Company vii BE- he'll n ih Capitol. ~ ~ 80
nj !rluGu!. viii permission al the Irpc: Authority, Nun
;I,, 18th day OF December nrN'.
Pursuant order III the it,, Annual Meeting, t!r'"'sf
taninc form for the appointment Ola s:G!iG. poiy. ."h IT,
tee the above meeting. nmi other pnFtirGar. has ,G .0
each Of the Stockholders who's" address j. ksO"U ihr '
For Ii" residuc these copies remaining at tie Office - ~
Company.
November I I2-wti-h
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ED UNAWAY IN JAlL-Cummliltcd 10 the Jail Of
liz Rockingham county, Va, on III" 2,t!l of ScP!rm
Ger l-ai. 4 NEGRO MAS named HARRY He is very
black and about feet hgh~supposed Ia be- about %
committed to jail. blue jrans coat grey ca.srcl panta
ions striped vest. and black fur hat.
lie states that he is the property Ut Mr.. Henry Wager
Of Madison county.
The Owner is requested forward prove proper
~, pay iail fees and take him away. he will be dealt
wlth as the law directs. PETER TRICK,
Ja;lOr q Rockingham r""a'y
November II 3J-wtiw
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n OOk AT TiilS.-All persons lnvin" claims against
Il the Estate oil the late Lewis Tndol ST, dec d.
requested make immediate application to the Admins
traitor with their accounts properly authenticated" Tor ad-
ius,rncnl Those indebted requested 10 make ltnic
date payment, further indulgence will not be given.
W. a. PAYNE,
administrator Of Letris TInGaN, drcd.
War .fttc .Herkct, .itison County, Ia
Nov y 31--wlw
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NOTICE-Pe,,ions will be presented to the General As
~ nmby Drawing of the Precrc; Election the
f aiiay from DI Black Walnut; also High
T;iI >, Nsyo iD-t7D1
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EIIrIY DOLLARS REWARD-Rar away from the ,ga'-r'.
"as Charlotte Court house, Virginia, about The IT. q" "
rs last. negu named ROBIN about thirty years Of age
dark cun,cxu, with broad fore teeth, with small "
them about five feet eight inches high aud si'o
purchase him OF Mr.. William Beach, Of Prince Edward H. ~
be lurking about in tia, re.hoEhaod c: he may be mahH- ~
to free Siae-hspyh think il Probable 'h'' Dr.
make effort James River, he having been '
on tina, ryc as loaiman-l will give The above reward u
akco of the State weny dollars taken and
jeil in the State, so that get him again: ,,,,rIr
49,
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ALL PRlIES!!
YsarS'Sassa state s4GtaGTT,

IIlss NO. z,
To be dr0acn at Baltimore, Saturday. Dec q, 1885.
ScurnE-S:0D0 600. 5000, 1900 1920, 1900, ~ Of
] 800 20 o: SO. 20 Of 80, 30 Of ZOO &c.
Tickets only $40
certificate OF package Of % whole tickets will be
sen, for $40; packages OF shares. in pIoportion
II In this Lottery, all those tickets having no drawn
number On them. will he each entitled to Sd, without
discount. You do better than adventure in this
scheme.
In all Lotteries for sale by the package single ticket
by the all-lucky HOHI,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under he sign
of the agile. who has and is selling Capital
Prizes than any other render in the known world.
n. B. Orders in I'll cases strictly confidential.
II Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
Suites, by MsI or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail will, the prompt attention as personal appli-
cation and The result given (when requested) uimedi-
aeIy after the azawing-if addressed to
Dec. G. rGi-atl D. NJ HOYT.
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H1OR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office John
81 son s. Dpranls best Philadel phia News and Book
INK, (warran.edO at fair, moderate prices.
o. A constant supply Kept on hand to su the seasons
pnd disposition shorn to oblgc distant Printers
Julg |
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THE MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY.


The Frederickuwn (Md.) Herald Ct Saturday gives
Us tn" following account If the nce!sg ard proceed.
'nss CT the Military Court Of Inquiry in that city:
Our town is at present enlivened By the presence Of
many OF The most distinguished officers Of the T. States
Ast'nS, who are in attendance this Court Among
them arc the following:
MAJ 1en. M"comb Maj. Gen. Scott. Brig. Gen At
Kihs,H' Gen Sanford, Col Barkheud, Col. Keenan, Col
LINDSEY, MAJOR iuson, Capt. Cooper. Capt Mccall,
Gap'' SuenSecS, APT. Green, Capt Dimnock, Capt.
Army
THE Court, consisting of Maj. Gen Macomb and
Briga6ier Generals Atkinson and Brady rroccedod r.
business On Monday last. Their duty vas TO INQUIRE
into the causes of the failure of The Southern campaign
and also into the proprety Of the publication Of certain
orders by Gen. Gaines, other officers.
LAS Court of Inquiry is somewhat unusual in our
country, curiosity has been felt to know the course
and mode of their proceedings The Court is held in
public tthe house lately occupied by Caspar Weaver,
Esq, being used for that purpose) and many visitors,
both male and female have attended the Investigation
All the officers attend in full dress uniform and The Judge
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November II

E,gONT AIR, FOR SALE-pusuanl to il decree of
IYH the Crcail Superior Court G" Law and Chanccry:
for the county Of Hanover pronounced on the 9th day
OF October, 1885, in the of Nelson Nclson and
others shall. commissioner thereby appointed. pro-
ccrd 10 sell. public auction To the highest bidder
fursia" 10Th Dccr.bcr lc.} between the hours OF II
and l. on the premises, that valuable tract Of Land,
known rs nnl Air the late residence q Francis Nelson.
dee D. lying in the upper part u! Hanover on Inc South
SIDE o lti'e Ri"Gr n; rinng the lands o: Capt Ih"s
Nelson and MIR V IN. Tuchcr in healthy and agreeable
rcinh1riond 1t contains, hy late survey. about IlO
acres Il good portinn nl whic! is in wood. well timber
ed there are from ID o! lt land the river
w!iic is very productive in grass The Improvements
arr Il dwelling ous. Of brick, with four r"ols, barn.
stable, and other necessary out houses more minute
description is deemed unnecessary, - persons dcsFoas
OF purchasing viii first view the property: these wish
ng do so, will call MIR Philip Ne! son residing on
the premises, who will take pleasure in giving any IN
formation rcqu::cd
Trr.ns-Omc third cash. and the balance in install
rients Of one aid years Bonds, with security. to
bear interest from the date" required for credit payments
ait, deed Of r:s. the property 10 secure The pay
uiunts. tHANllS Nf-LSON: commas T.
Npv. H.. '"'-"tdS
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'a'WENrY DOLLARS; REV .iED--Ram away from the Nra<,
Der the Eth INST. med EDAbNb hINHhi
lie loss, well fellow, wl, daIt and straight hair
ara" on'h and quick pokrn lie is njou, or,! y"nrs - -
white PERSONS would suspect his BEN, s'INr aud
bis pa. white UNDER the above name, t a. T.
moni Eu":w God. lie hn on when h. r white lai, n"1i
nuh stripe. paa,anon All vessels f: -lGri
taking said uun Of vessels, expected b. So! 49,
iaA. his escape. III" nhov" reward Gn all rr-olnir 'N
will be paid m tie apprehension end delivery o s&! Ian =" 500"
thu uppcr rnr: 0. IlGnovcr cOuH'v, Va.
S.,t y, fn-w,i1 - i.U,tI:ND r. TU2N.
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I
received at The o:ce Of Indian hais this city nf
preparations for renewal Of hos,i!es between the
Sioux and the Chiprewas of the Cpprr Mississippi.
The p"grrs wurlike band of The laer Tribe are in.
censed the failure OF the authorities at the post Of s.!
Peters punish the murdcrc:s O. some Of their people,
after they had seen delivered up by ire Sioux Guciie
Plat the chief Of the piIlaaers. has Fctu7ncd from po
lilical mission to LA roinle with su2Piy OF ammnni
tion and has subsequently sent messages with tosacco,
70 number Of the surrounding Villages 10 furnish
uacrrs fer large party. BY the advice Of teach
CT located Lecch Lake, OF the chiefs consented
that their plan should be communicated 10 the officers
of the ndiaG department., Detroit and ST. Peters.
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a NEGRO MAN, who calls himself LEWIS, committed "
The Jail Of the i'y Of RjchmoGd the Goth OF IGi, "
runaway, and he hired Tor the nTcscnt !i y" "
Jane, Thomas Of .iib"arc Lewis IS nhor i've feet III r
high, OF brown complexion, and appears 10 he !c'wc " 40"
0Tag". Tn" owner Oihc requested I" com ~
nEi comply With the law, Or he viii be dealt "h t." y "
" r. STAEkE,
Lr2uy FIR Yin. y. Ercn, Ser%'i"' 4. =
,,,u.t ~; .Ig
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From the Globe }

PrtsiA,nt,s .hcssagc--Erprcss iIaH-Arrangcmen's
have been made 10 start the Express Mail lruin this city
inuh and South Immediately after lie delivery of the
Pre- s!dnts Message Tomorrow. It is expected Ia
reach New York, about o'clock the nrxt uiorning.
This mail vii! carry copies Of the Message 10 printers
an;i others charged with letter postage.
la Arrangement has been made. by which the Express
Mn Going East will leave Washing ton, during the ses-
sim Of Compress. clock in the evening" arrive in
Baltimore - in PhiIaie pia at ~ thc ne&I morn
ing aud in New York. at The next evening The cor
respondents OF the Eastern papers vii! thus he able 10
se!d by this ia lie proceedings Of bath Houses u Con-
grcSs each day during mos. Of tic session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

sNNNEiWuoD FEM ALE ScIuuI.-I 'aSr ri ~ or""2
informing the pubic, that have "!iy"d Mss "'i-'
Draper To take charge OF school "Nt scar. TO c'ni
first Monday il January neat, continuing. months y ~ ~
b." will ~. limited, tlIus" wi,H. courage IN" '"E0"."
well Ia make Ia:!Y "p9lcaiini.
Tcrm:--Lurfi. washing, Tni candle, go
Eos tuition III the English branchcs -
n5a"Ih! nu& painting, -
Nm-lc, y ri the u3n al the Piano, q" =.
Inucr- directed suhsrrrher, W!HeAI,@, Chari"" ~
Va, shall receive prompt uttcutou. MACK '''"'iI.'
! !|-%!b"
~ ClANCERi-NiRGI:IA.--u Louisa County Cont. u'i''
10Th! John II. Wool! administrator rl ~
Atkins Icc', and a!.o IN .is night, fm1;"'
C;1rarG Atkins James Atkins Molccni KnhIpn n' f. '
his wife, jesse Atkins, Micsah OgE and I<s" III III: 't h
kial Atkins Robert Bib mud aary his wife, li".g."n Nt'' "
Marset hi: wife, eaFy Atkins, George A'A"', inaa -,
and Albert &. Shepherd, N"rrn"l'-
The Deendnni Mcaiah Og2 and Elizabeth lis wi, and -"
Atkins having entered their appearance al .Ec" rerHi
the Act OF Assembly and the Raj 81 ih Iouri %
appearing, the lhc tons, maj NC! are " '""
State: On the motion o: ih' f1iM ~ rs c"fI
ordered. MicaI O.s o"d !'%ahe'h his vii
cny Atkins appear before The Jn>fcr OF our sa'd I"H
the Court ho!sc on Day o: the next JdnHar! terri " "
Court Plaintiff l ana i"aI copy OF Va %
forthwith inserted newspaper, printed ~ th" c! " "
uouh sciy, and posted at the ioa' E :
,b. CONT lion % of Ills corurr. 4 ropY--Tc-,.
JOHN HUNTER, Z. Z. 4.
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