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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
From The Standard.
A FEW THINGS DON'T LIKE TO
SEE

don't like to see farmer wearing white
pantaloons every day and Sunday too.
It's a sign he don't like work much ;and it's
sign thai his wife has a layge washing.
don't like TO see a pole off a garden fence.
It's sign the owner is a slovenly fellow,
and has never learned the saying that i" "a
stitch in time saves nine
| don't like to see a gate broken from its
hinges and scraping the ground 1t is what
my uncle Trim calls ljf gate, and It's
sign that either The gate or It's owner is
worn out.
don't like to see thistes and Crimson"
Gamestown) weeds growing about the
doors and fences. It's sign the man don't
bring up his children rightly.
| don't like to see a horse with his hip
bones sticking up so that you can hang
your hat on them. It's sign the horse
wants oats, and the animal that owns him
wants mercy, or sells" Cakes and, beer"
don't like to see a farmer going to town
every day after breakfast. It's a sign he
loves liquor and is running down at heel,
don't like to see the farmers girls driv-
ing out the hogs from the lane. 1t 'sa sign
that either the girls, or the boys, or the
hogs are not in their right places,
don't like to see fence with rails that
don't reach from one post to the other. It's
a sign the owner is short-si gAted, and that
his family have, short supplies, and that he
knows the shortest way TO the 2r"g-shop.
There are a few things in doors that !
don't like. and will tell you about them "a
mother time. Rnst;cus.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

were all lost. No insurance on any Of the
goods except Mr. Hudson for $1,000, and
Mr. Carroll S8oO-Mary Jones, Millner,
lost most of her goods. BENZ Ross, Tailor
occupied an upper roon. The stores of Isaac
Bailey on. the South, and Of John Ntzhugh,
lin on the North were pulled down, but the
fire did not reach them The Post Office
building was but little damaged and all the
books, letters and papere were saved in
good order. The Post Office is low in the
Court House. Ken. Jour.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
MiSCEL | A II { @ U S i.

Contingent Expenses. The editor Of the
Salem Gazette has received from Wash
ington copy of the Clerks statement of
the contingent expenses of the House of
Representatives for the last session OF Con-
press, and has extracted for the edlficaicn
of his readers the following items, which
show how chary the representatives OF the
people are of the public money
'' Some Items fromthe Contingent Enpen-
ses of the House for the last session.
For Printing, sill ,543 II
Stationary, 33,792 %"
Four funerals, 1858 80
epMaking Pens, 37S w
sFCoLoRING Maps, 4,82697
sB@Snuf, G2o
STATIONARY more than $40 to each
member.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

A dog was found by an apothecary on
his door step, with a broken leg. The hu-
name apothecary took him in,' splintered
his leg, and finaIy cured HIM, and let him go.
In short time after, the apothecary heard
a scratching at the shop door, and on ope-
ming it. found there the dog with another
dog in company, whose leg was broken
This was getting into dog practice, expe-
diously. Boston Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

0FThe town of Lynn, with common
dable spirit, worthy of imitation, voted at
their adjourned meeting in November to
establish high school, A portion of the
monies paid into the Treasury of any large
town cannot be expended in a manner bet
Ter calculated TO benefit the population
than by promoting education.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

arrest for libel. George W. Dixon, the
proprietor and nominal editor of the New
York Polyanthos has been arrested in that
city. for "A libel upon the Rev. Mr. Hawks,
ofthe most vulgar mad opprobrlous charac-
ter and not being able TO obtain the bail re-
quired was committed to prison.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
NO Al.
hundred copies Of which were ordered to
be printed and the House adjourned.
JUDGE REDINGToN's CHARGE.
the HoY. Asa REDlNGroS Jr. Judge o {
C0Art Of Common Pleas.

The undersigned members of the Ken
nebec Bar, believing that portion of your
Charge 10 the Grand jury, al the opening
Of the Courl the present term, which re-
iates to the cause Of temperance, and the
daies of the jurors as well as those of the
citizens generally, in reference to the same
contains important sentiments. which
ought to be generally known; would res
pecllu!ly request you to give copy of it
fer publication.
(Sgned) w. Enmons. Hiram Becher,
Samuel Wells, S: X. Gilman. ID. Williams,
John Potter, Wm Clark, S. W. Robinson,
r. Ii. Vose. Seth May
.fueusia, Dee Z, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
R1aEsec Legislature.

The following Synopsis the organization Of
both branches Of the Legislature, we copy
from the Daily Advertiser. 1t will be our
object to give a correct account Of all the
important proceedings, while the session
holds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
F,0mt he Baltimore american Of M0nday.
FROM HARRISBURG

follows, under date Of
York. Dec 90, 1888.
Things at Harrisburg have now settled
down into a state of quietude, and though
different opinions are entertained of the
proprieiy of the manner in which the late
difficulties were adjusted, it Is to be hoped
that good consequences will flow from it,
and that such disgraceiul scenes may never
he re-enacted. The Legislature yesterday
adjourned over 10 the l2tn of January.
Eighteen members of the Cunningham
branch had not yet joined the House Of
Representatives among them Mears Ste
vens and Cox, who were expected to
resign"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

The Defalcation of Governor Cass, it is
said by correspondent of the Baltimore
Chronicle no longer rests on rumor' 1t Is
now spoken of openly by the officers of the
War Department..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

Loacer Canada. The three Coldsream
Guardsmun have not been sentenced 10
death, as has been stated. They were &C :
quilted Of conniving a. he escape Of Thel.
Ter and Dodge-but were subjected to
slight punishment for negligence.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

Too Coon TO BE LOST. The Picayune
has the following:
The psalm of "Comfort ye my People !"
has been sung every Sabbath since the New
York election in Isaac Hills Sunday
school.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
THE sUB-TREAsURY SCHEME

THE SUB-TREASURY SCHEME
Has been brought before the House oil Rep
resentatiyes by its Committee OF Ways and
Means under such title that, like an old
acquaintance with strange hat upon his
head one does not at first recognised 1t. The
title ofthe bill now reported is: A bill more
effectualy to prvent frauds in the collection
and keeping, transfer, and disbursement OF
the public moneys" The title would be
more suited to our opinion of the system 1t
proposes, excepting the penal part OF NJ II
it ran as folows.-A bill to embarrass the
collection of the public revenue, and TO fa-
cilita;e depredations upon the Treasury.
The following section Of the bill will give
the reader general idea oi'the spirit Of the
whole of it.:
"Sec, %. Ind be II further enacted, That
from and after the thiry-frst day OF Decem-
Der next. if any officer caarged with the
collection, sale-keeping transfer or disburs-
ment ofthe public money, shall, by deposit
ting the same with any bank or, banks, ex-
ceqt as is specially provided for in the
twenty-lourth and tweniy-idh sections OF
this act, which authorize, in certain cases,
special deposits of gold, silver and Treasu-
nv notes il banks or by keeping the money
in hts hands in bank notes; enable any
bank or banks TO discount upon thu bal
ance which they may thus directly or indi-
rectly owe the United States, whether any
such bank or banks shall or shall not dis
count upon the same, such officer 81 all be
dismissed from the public service, and shall
forfeit all compensation then due to him"
National lntelIigencer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

Mr. Prentss, the young Orator of NIisss
isdpi has taken his seat in Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

The thirty persons who were rescued by
Capt. Davis of the schr Henry Camerden,
fro n the wreck Of the Pulaski, have pre-
seat ed him with purse Of 5000
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
COumtimg-EsoOaha Almanac ZOE
1899.

{; BEING THE SIXTY FOURTH YEAR OF THE
INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
BY ELISHA CT A RK {.

TERMs.-Two dollars ifpaid within six months
or So 50 il delayed until after the year expires.
No paper discontinued until NIL arrearages are paIa
except at the option ofthe publisher.
arecte to the editor, postage paid.
er#.The editor will be responsible for errors IN
advertising, in no instance, beyond the amount
charged for Insertion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
INTERESTING TO MAINE

H.tli Lt1A - ~ l. = "a
We have received from Washington the
Senate and adonted on Friday last:
Pcsolred That the Committee on Military
4 fairs be directed to consider and report
unoo the ,xDedjency of constructing lortifi-
cations. orestabl i.hipo other de(ences at
imnortaot and exnosed points on the mar
atime frontier of the State of Maine, espec-
,4i!y at Portland iiafboF' at me entrance OF
hc'heoec r'''f' "no 'na' ,iey 'ons'ae' '"e
shotac' VIII" reference 10 .'ie o'd''.i 81 ''a'
'tate 10 an 'I%"' "ha ~ 'PH''o"
80
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N0'''''''''oo win ''''''' ''''''>''',
FIRE.
On Friday night, about half-past ten
O'Clock. a fire broke out in the clothing
store of S. A. IIudson,on water Street, which
soon spread TO other buildings adjoining.
These buildings are on the lower or Water
side of water street. and are all of wood
They ioin each other for a long distance,
and ofcourse constitute a most combuslibe
parl of the town. Fortunately the wind did
not blow much; had it done so, the whole
would probably been DESTROYED. As it was,
the loss fell heavily on considerable
number of persons who could i'll afford to
bear It. most Of our citizens promptly re-
paired to the scene of conilagration, and
eXerted themselves to the utmost to save
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
THE TELEGRAPH.

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNlNG
oFFIcE--ovER DIR. YIELDS STORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
Aug. 10

"a AND FOR SALE -Agresabiy to the provision Of
n the last will end testament Of Co" Charles Va
mack deceased, viii be sold the best bidder upon
the premises at public auction, Tuesday, the l0h
day Of September next-upcn cred, Of one, t"o md
three years, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security, and lien upon the property additional
curly Tor The purchase money. thot well known and
valuable upon which The i.siaor lived lying in
the county Of CUMBERLAND, containing 3tlO acres o,
land 90 or 100 Of whch creek bottom we'll drained
A large portion Of the tract is in woods The land Is
well ada pied the growth Of curn wheat tobacco and
clover and will be sud in four separate parcels or tracts
with an ample supply Of tabrr upon each
The Mansion House viii contain 10 acres 21J
of which are in woods well limbered-lhe dwelling
house aad all necessary houses for the acconmoda
ton Of large family in good rspar-a wheat Thrash
ing Machine-an extensive Orchard OF selec, frat,
&c. &c.
Also another tract the north side Of Big Guinea
Creek called Atkins, containing f22 acres Isl Of
which are IN woods well lmbered Upon this tract is
comfortable dwelling house and other houses for The
accommodation Of family.
Also another tract of G3 IA acres, upon which ia
valuable mill situated Big Guinea Greek, running
pair Of stones, with fixtures for making four, &c
The lncat"n Of the mill surpassed by but few, and
receives excellent custom.
Also another tract of 40 acres % If which in
woods-upnn " Aich is valuable lanyard wiIh all me-
cessoIy fixtures and ui!drgs for the accommodation Of
small family
Th- above property oil ,ins and oirrs indussm en,s
capitalists rarely 10 BE- met with Immediate possession
Will l- given Of the MILL md possession of the balance
Of the property by the 25'h day of December next
the purchasers having tho privilege Of seeding crop Of
wheat Gpnt!enpn are invited 10 call and view the pro
perry for themselves such property rarely orred
~ market. Captain " m. Lee or MIR Charles " amack,
living the premises, will show te property 10 any one
wishing 10 purchase.
Al The same time and place, upon credit OF nine
months will be sold, all The plantation ,nn!s horses
cows sheep stills and about Is Coo pounds of shea
oais. iHOS '" lhOSDch,
SCION G. SPENCER.
Aug. IS t2S-wids EIeeutoTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
100000.

Lottery authorised by The State of Maryland Class
No for le39-to b. draun 25h Sept, 1889
The leading Capitals are--OEe Grand Prize Of
500 coo, Of $4,000. Of 10000. Of 5000. | or
G.O95 of 600 nf $500. of 600. 10 Of 600, %
Of 2 600 90 OF 800, so of GG0-snd a great many
other very fine prizes amounting TO immense Of
money
IS Number Lottery, and l2 drawn ballots
A certificate of package Of % Whole Tickets in this
Magnihcpn, Scheme will be sent for $3.50
a certificate of package Of 25 Halt Tickets SIPS
Do do 25 Quarter do. 62 80
DO do 25 Eighhs do. 81 q,
Single Whole Tickets S2O-Shares in proportion
Borders from the country promptly and conf.
deniiully attended TO, If addressed 10
N. STRATToN,
Aug Is ["3 q Richmond, n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
.am,s RiD,r L1s8 fnr SHE

James RiDfr LnHH JOr SaIe
II AN determined to sell my Pi,sTATioS in Bucking
n ham within sigh, Of Scoitsviile containing twenty
three hundred acres about hundred ard seventy Ve
acres James River low grounds. and about one hundred
acres Creek low grounds about SIX hundred acres clear
ed land II s the finest land for clover and plaster; the
low grounds and Of the high lands are now cover
ed with it. There is small Grist Mill and Saw Null
ANY person disposed to purchase will please call
Mr. Bledsar. my Oversser, "H the premises and he
will show the land. will make the price reasonable,
and he payments easy; for. stated above, am deter
mined TO sell All who wish 10 purchase land ere IN.
vpd 10 view the premises Letters directed 10 me in
Richmond will meet immediate attention. Possession
the Is, January. before The purchaser will be per
miiipd 10 SOW crop nf wheat
Augl (2S-'f w WiNFREE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13


TEHHE subscriber, DESTROYS OF locating permanently in
Il of the Southern States TOR .hs purpose pro-
scouting his profession, takes Tins Of Informing
the public, that /, is his design should favorable stu.
alton present itself 10 establish Institution Learn
ing inr The education OF Boys healthy and
raj section of The South where The youth of the sur
rounding country may receive thorough knowledge OF
al! branches necessary IL complete ana accomplished
education including tae Anci.n, and Modern languages,
and the various branches OF Mahr .na,ics course OF
studies, with view 10 make the instruction Of youth
the business Of his he and experience Of 10 years in
his profession, together with ptionabe habits and
good moral character the Tecnmme ndations which
relies before the public. Having been born and fdu
Gated in The South, and attached Southern nsuioUs
he prefers situation IN the South
Those who wish such institution established ia
their neghborhond. would do ell 10 address
cations, tpast pald) until the 1T Of November, Jack
SON. northampton county, y Carolina
ROBERT a. EZELL, a M.
REFERENCE Hon John Btanch, Enlist, North Ca.
rolna Hou. James ireaeIl. Raleigh &; S. J Baker,
NJ d Raleigh, G.; John J Daniel, Attorney.
General, HnrIgh, N e; Andrew Joyner, Esq Weldon,
y &; Hon a. Bynum, Halifax. n. e. John Bragg,
Esp. Attorney at Law, Mobile, Ala; Solon BorIant,
NJ d Memphis, Tenn.
& Aug 10 2S-Jt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
Col will his holy angels send
To gather hnm" Lis own.
the ls,, iS39:
l'leiniiT:

IL acknowledgements rush4;la Count. Court, July
: the lst, ic39:
Samuel ricasun,s, Plaintiff:
Ez ,beh Pcasaa,4 BY VIM. $ DANCE, her spad,,n hm
John l. Peasants, Eiwad Mayo, Elizabeth jaur pgauUts FL
sa Plcasaa b. PeasaG's, Richard Pra.tn. Anu Eliza
Collier Stephen Sampson, Gn, fah his WIFE Ss;- ColrI
EJwurd !Ia,o aud Mary e.. his wfr William james
Pooe aud SsmYci T.. Mayo Eo5r II Mage Jamrs t. Mayo
Jo.ep ~ Mayo, Isaac T. AHyo gGL Sarah Maj heat. aud d
hE.ers of S'ch Mayo, Grc"as, Ut. wc The Ehvsrd
VI the said Evua Plra.nu, James b P!s4sar Eicbatd
Pea,aa'., Poor, helm. age iwvRty
yrars, hy Wn. :. Dance, i.cir :,r,il IN ~
Defendants.
This ly This he further hca
Her read nnd the ut made!
80 Tor iatt pu pose by Tie decree prom"u"c.d w the
st day ot October last aud sued by cUunsra coRsdc
ration hereof the Court approving
no exception Goth nhn the rnh lJais
IN. rucha" the said
the m u June last AMI JOhn Gillian the purch ira.
The 10th hr
tn thereof, vi, tn" o
three dot and tIftyhrer the Farmers Bank
gn the credit this subject ordrr
and hr certificate of Surh this
tho an bond lie ihefrupOn delivered
h' The What d, hts
a'ci aad he th"rro liable, The 10th order
thn Samuel Pleas the Nam Pca.unis
cst.ed of his
trnen; thereon reTun.d the Gcn!.i uur-
John ire of Richmond. VITO
sud also III" state and
tie hands Of lie said Ed the debts
whch tie aid inj LIABLE and Tor that purpose
Richmond Gcre all persons hvg against the said
produce heir claims tn.
al hriag barred " all neasG under
d-c: 10 ~i:h
stated deemed by himself or qurei by the parties
stated. A Copy-Trse,
WIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
To Buildtrs, Founders, and others.
WJIlE undersigned respectfully lninrms Them IN ~
CARVER and ORNAMENTAL PATTEF

THIlE undersigned respectfully informs me tha, as
u n CARVER ard ORNAMENTAL PATTERN
MAKER, he is always ready 10 execute neany ahG
pyomptiv any orders they may favor him WITH aud
q, as low rates as the nO,k be had for in New
York or else " here-Those wanting Carved Bases or
Capitals need only send he danster OF The Columns
they intend to erect and they VIII be furnished with
Bases nr Capitals u suit them (a mnch per inch Of
Coums) from any e1smple of Grsc'an or Roman Arch.
ncure they may select Also, Consoles o. Trus'e. Of
various designs and prices, furnished To- suit any "!dh
or projection Also Front Door Mouldngs OF various
patterns and prices like Archrave Bed and Crown
Mouldngs carved order furnished complete, al so
much per foot, Ornamental PATTERNS for casting
Metal Composition from carefully prepared 10 any
given design or order Drawings for Cast Iron Railing
Of any height furnished, and if adopted the patterns
made accordingly
Address NJ MURRAY, CARVER,
n W corner Baltimore & South street, Baltimore.
Reference, Jypermissoa, 10
JosEPH BcYp, II Builder, &C. Richmond
Aug IS 2--h
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DEATHS

Died. At his residence county Of Greene on the ash ut
CiILEIT Coaw,Y Esq., aged ST. The Deceased We, we'll
hImane and GuIse MASTER, ksd and
ecsunr' hcs5arh and indeed may say do
OF b., ch.n. We attempt eGio:Y The tina,
re hears OF his acua"s"e=' whose rsurge
more eloGGrn, thaa thr pen. u.
~ III. EAurc.uan wi plea : copy.
Died last Memphis Tenn-.Scc cony.,.
live fever, the 2h ye, oil his age, ~ HISKr sHltIos
io nieTly resident al this city
Diet chest do.. ito 18th juno, q. ha%pist ~ clock
NJ Mrs, PEahELrA Avg JAcx.cS, vile Of ''nes Jackson, Of
In.- county 33 her easIn: broken
ed Gscacsoai. h1sb1nd and hsc innGt Children The youngest
only !2ny, oil, With rel ii:e ana e"ds to Semoun
Their rr"par css. The u! nIs does mol nge
9ss the dead at ihs Is the fist st'eHp) but ae many viz
of TIL! excellent deserve Go:ice As child, she
obeen her plrens uh",ins their pecents nd at
hetS TO e cosises Wife, sd" Was hinI ana s'sconae
ever fei 10 sohc either the aticlod oil her cop
"n' NJ mohsr she loved her cdcn "i.h o't In
her onG Poracs Illness when they would come around her bed
e she would frequently her head nm them shedding The
big tear knowing she could Alternate ic wants rs mig.
nee Gs'ead 81 he "cousng rod the hard o. hospitality "aseN
tended I" her domec; uesLbur she enscd BY all who
es" het-thE roDf have lot TREND to, the. never went empty
a'ay a' sha charitable and kE!. IA 1t regards Pie'y
shc h'"a 10 she h"cd real CLn Fet 'o'er" yeats she
had ee3 professor OF relI.:un Baptist drnopnniion
and 10 the church which she beOn-eL she
Sh o'' her pastor and brethren prayed rrvcnt for The increase
mud dco would scpe,re. arise She greatly delighted
tn" h"nrr"lea and charitable ce, OF day. for the proma
version o: "a" nioo, the buman African pleasing
ieIscncc 20 hrr All her desire tell her children
tie sf Saviour few nlap.s before her departure she
rAh"rtrd her husband BE- he cheerful
she VIZ taken from in-Ind her Children that their loss would
be her caat IA" chtcn be ongt up ia The fear and
aHhon"n ni the Saviour About b"efe her
she reH-o her Companion her
his neck Sh" brought few dc like snan with her eyes
~ dss'h IN" Exclaimed. ~
think God and expired without struggle she gone The
arms ofhcr God
To death III" tell prey:
On chrruh's win-~ her so4' was borne
To realms OF endless day.
Col viii his holy angels send
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13

be seen more correctly in the vote given to Polk over
cannon. We do not wish TO exult improperly over
fallen enemy, though consider him ing oriousy fall
ehsont u IS some satisfaction to see our banner triumph
sniy waving, to have vctnry perch upon The pennant
OF liberty, TO the demolition Of federo Whipgery al tie
close OF one of the most heated and violent political bat
Ties ever fought IN this State Hulra for Democracy
Confusion and discontinue 10 Federalism and Federas
leaders,"
In 1887, the vote in Washington was, for Cannon
l,0ll, for Armstrong 744.
The Knoxville Times of the Cd inst states in Knox
county Cannon has from IL 10 i2nO majority Can
non 'Gi2, Polk 464 Williams (W) for Congress, no
opposition In 1897 the vote wos, for Cannon 1875
Armstrong 4GS-knoxvile Is the place Of Judge White
reside nee.
In Blount county. in ii ont Of l6 Districts Cannon is
l36 votes ahead of Pok-In 1887, Cannons majority in
Bnun was $50
North Carolina The following returns ard estimates
ore from the Raleigh Register he) Of Saturday last:
FEST DIsrRicr
1.-TWO counties Currituck and Camden voted on the
1st inst The returns indicate The election Of Mr. Ray
nerby decisive majority. over the late member, Mr.
SAWYER The followingis the vote in the two counties
heard from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13

TEWARDS REV ARDS The following re
EA wards hereby offered For the nppre hens'nn ano
- from sny other Stale or Territory, contrary TO law,
the sum Of Ten Dollars For the aPpree ns'on OF any
runaway slave owned or hired by members oil mus 80,
cety and found on board any vessel steamboat or rail
road car, and satisfactorily proven TO be going out oil
And convie,,o of eoch person engaged IN aiding,
abs,na the escape Of any slave Tor saves) from the
conn,v If Henrico the city Of Richmond, TO another
STATE. the sum Of Fifty Dollars
Rv ordrr Of the Board of Directors Of the Society for
The prevention of the Ascending and abduction Of
sIsv,s. JAMES BOSHER,
Acg Is -esI treasurer