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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CENSUS or New HAMpsHIRR.-The toll
wing is the official census of the States Of
- Harnnsire for l9AO-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27

AZ ARTEIb. ny experienced Turner aud gard
w neT-A small Fam, an extensive garden, ioF
tie purpose Of rearing seeds, and alsO fruits and vegeR
tes for The Baltimore market ANY person having such
pla . 70 rent with tire privilege Of purchasing at the
end Of twelve inOnts, will please sddre>5 kIie TO y
p. ut the office 0l tie AIHeTican Farmer.
,o - cod
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27

tsfGAh CREEK ASIrEL-(Nor Point.)
,ha, he bos r h ,o nrs ,sksn ,he sad
HOTEL under his entire management, and there shall
be no exerans spared on his part fender tho place
worthy Of public patronage
Fhg-BOATS, BAIT, sc. as usual.
sSe,,3 HENRY T. HoUCR.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27

Sold by G. s. DUHURST,
Corner of Pratt 81. and Dsgans wharf, lower end o
Centre Market space, Baltimore au 10
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
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w AN TED.
SITUATION WANTED.

WRY ayOung man frosa the Northern States EoOk-
I'D Keeper or assistant Clerk in wholeed OF rotaI
grocery, -four commission store or any other respect
his employer The very best of references viii be ven
la regard TO character, &c. Apply 20
LEWIS SCOTT1S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Ofhce,
No. Ws+l Fayelte street, basement Oh Barnuns Cry
HOtel. &c ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

CANDIDATES PR OrFIcE.-Annexcd 10 list Of
the candidates now before the:peoPle Of this great
State and this great country
CANDID ArEs ron President OF THE u STATES
Whis Dsmocrat. 40 olitios,
VIM H. Harrison M Van Buren, James q. Birney
Of Ohio. of New York. Of ew York.
FoR VIcE President.
John Tyler r. NJ Johnson Thomos Earle
ofVirginia. of kentucky. of Pennsylvania
FoR GOVERNOR OF New YORK.
VIM H. Seward WIN. C, Bouck Oerritt Smith
OF ayuga OF Schoharie CO. Of Madison CO.
FoR LIEUT.. Governor
Luther Bradish D. 5. Dickinson Charles o. Shepard
OF New York Of Broome OF Genesee CO.
FoR CoNGREss.
James Monroe Fernando Wood II. B. Stanton
A. Talmadge J. J. Roosevelt James Kennedy
J. Prescott Hall John McKeon g. Mankin
Robert Smith Thomas +. Field
For STATE SENATE.
VIM w. Todd John b. Scott Horace Dresser.
FoR'AssEMBLY.
Egbert Benson f. J. Porter n. Sophara
Philo Doane s. Townsend Anthony Lane
c. NJ. Graham, jr. Paul Grout VIM. J. Spence
Peter Smith g. H. Bryson VIM. Tracy
John +. Wolfe ID. r. J. Jones Thomas Little
Henry w. Ravens j. J.. OSullivan l.. w. Gilbert
Heman W. Childs WIN. B. McClay @. II. White
Thomas J. Doyle Norman Hickcox John W. Hill
A. Dougherty VIM. hcMurray Charles Fox
VIM. McArdle George Weir Asher Atkinson
Loring d. Chaplin Jacob Aimes Benjami Wooster
Daniel Lee A. B. Davis James II. French
A. A. Miller Saml +. Foster.
FoR SHERIFF.
NJ. d. Hart Leonard Croker
FoR County CLERK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

e1- CHATHAM TnEArRE.-T ID. Rice, alias Jim
Grow, the original, call. the white folks OF this
city to walk their chaks to the Chatham this eve
ning and gve him benefit. His claims, as a coairi-
butor TO their amusement entities him 20 expect they
will comply with this reasonable request, and we
venture TO say he will no, be disappointed. The
ladies' have taken jim and Peter wilkins under
their special protection, and host 81 bright eyes
and smiling faces attend their grand ievees every
evening" much to the qualification Of those worthless
and manager Thornc, who are all extremely gallant
individuals. Jim Crow will appear on this occasion
In the celebrated Ethiopian opera Of Bone squash.
with all the original music, and the new piece Of
wheugh. or City Portraits, and Peter wilkins, will
be enacted with all the beautiful scenery and music,
and truly excellent cast.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

SALE OF LAMIsrAp AND CAReo.-We learn
from the New London Gazette Of the 2lst instant,
that in pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court,
the famous vessel, the Amistad, together with her
cargo, was on Thursday last, sold by auction under
the direction of the marshal Of the district at the
custom housh in this city. An appraisal was had Of
vessel and cargo when the goods were fTst landed -
We understand that the amount Of that appraisal
was abou, COCO dollars and that the gross sales al
amount 10 within or 500 dollars Of that sum- The
vessel was valued by the appraisers at 600 dollars,
and sold for only 245 dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
[corr-.pondense Of IN. Herald
De-, .ntxpr,. H.. OIL rs
Trial Of DIR. EIdridgs


The trial OF DR.. Eldridge went on this afternoon,
commencing at 3 p. ~, and adjourned at s on &C
count Of the exhaustion Of one Of the aitornies A
few clerks in the banks were called; tsey proved
that account was kept in the bank by William
VI. Eldrdsc. Mrs Gouley, the lsndlsdy OF Doc
tor Eldrdge, was called up by the banks, but her
evidence was much in favor Of DIR. Eldridge, and
she contrsdcted many suspicious Of the other wit
nesses that strong feeling gotup in favor ofthe pri
sonsr In fact, there is much sympathy for him, and
there is as much chance for verdict one way AZ the
other Squire Davis called mp to the stand, and
told the tale Of the trial before him. He engaged the
room 10 watch the Doctor; paid for the dinner, &c
There are yet good many witnesses to be called
forward 10 maintain the prosecution; and IL is said
some strong testimony 10 TO come forward against
him. like the looks Of the jurymen; they watch
the case like hawks, and LET Of the evidence 20
by without paying great stsestion 10 H. they are not
likely 10 let the Doctor OF IL he is guilty; and not
likely 70 let Of the prosecution people II he 10 not
guilty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

VERY LIKELY-A neutral editor, down East, at
tended two political ConveHtions-one Wing, the
other Democratic. After giving an account Of the
proceedings he says that after close investigation
of the natter fault could be found 18th the "eata
bes' prepared by the Wings, but TINT sandor com
pels him to say that the Democrats kept the best
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

CossoS CovscfL.-Doth Boards held special
meeting last night. and passed series al resolu-
tons condolng with the family Of the late Mr. La
bssh, on their Sudden bereavement, and notify ing
their intertcn Of attending the funeral Of the de-
ceased The meeti7 to hear the Catholics by coup-
Gel, which was fixed for this evening. was post
po,ej sis, die
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

Vino INTERNATIONALLY Wing Nominating
Committee have agreed upon Samuel Stevens, "a a
candidate for Senator in place Of Mr. Todd, who has
declined the nomination, and Revo C. Hsnee for
County Clerk. The Committee bslIotted for Ccro.
ner, but could not agree, Caleb NJ. Little under
stood TO stand highest on the list.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

P,aK THEATRE The Woods take benefit to-
night, and conclude their engagement The ball
includes the whole Of Guy Mannsring, and a
part Of Cinderella supported by the whole strength
Of the stars and company. The New Workers ought
20 give Mr. and Mrs. Wood splendid attcndasee,
On the last night of their playing at the Park FOR
some months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

syMPArHY.-Yesterday morning. well known
wing politician met an Alderman, and told han Of
the mean :holy demise Of Assistant Alderman La
bash, Of the First Ward.
"Good God" said the Alderman, els he deadr'
"He is" said the other, sits shocking thing !"
"Aye il is" rejoined the Aldsrmaaic sage, 4" and
the wing tickle, loses sure vote-surscd unlucky,
Amt itl'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

IsrKRNAt Ispsovrsrsr IN WIseossIs.-The
Milwaukee and Rock River Canal, has been com.
mentsd, and lsrg. spmbsr Of bands are now en-.
plcysl just above Milwaukee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

BASeoR.-The Bangor Wing" gives the follow
ing the Of the population Of that city
completed. White males, AIS; females, $500 CO.
lored males, 50; females. 49, total S6ll. The Gen.
sus Of 1870 was 1885, 1895, 7i07; and 1887, 1854
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

BRAHAM, THE DISTINGUISHED ARrIsr.-Wo un-
derstand that Mr.. Braham, who may be justly de-
nominated the chief of English vocal music Of the
present day, intends to make his debut on this con-
tnent, in an Oraorio TO be given next week at the
Tabernacle, Broadway. This is happy and wise
movement Mr.. Braham does not sing for profit
his ample and independent fortune, places him be-
yond all contingencies OF that kind. He sisgs
for the love of his beautiful art and in Sacred hu-
sic, there is probably no man OF the present
age, that can reach his excellence. We have no
doubt that his debut will fill the Tabernacle with
highly respectable class Of society, whose princi-
pies have hitherto excluded them from attending
theatres and hearing the great artists OF the age II
will be a great debut, no doubt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

DssocRsrrc CANDIDATE roR Courrr CLrRx.-
Alderman Jarvis has received the nos.isation fcr
the ofses Of County Clerk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

PRoPERLY PUsIsHEp.-In reference to the mis- =.
conduct of some colored soldiers, at Chippewa, to-
wards DR.. Gage, of Virginia, some two months
since, the Montreal Gazette says:-An investiga-
tion was ordered by Sir George Arthur, and Court
Martial appointed to sit for the trial of Sergeant
William Sims, one Of the parties implicated, when
he found guilty Of the military offence of insu
bordination and insoent conduct towards his COM
handing officer, in refusing to obey orders when de-
sired to leave the hotel and return to his barracks,
for which he was sentenced to be reduced to the
rank and pay ola private, which sentence has been
confirmed by His Excellency the Lieutenant Cover
nor. Five colored privates have been bound over
to the sessions, charged with having been concern
ed in the riot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

A New QUESTION MoRALs.-The econ
merciAl Advertiser" finding that, by the industry
and enterprise Of Others is fast losing its country
subscribers comes out. and attempts to fetter the
free action of Others the matter Of issuing extras
the arrival Of the steam packets. The " Sum
receives the lesson in all humility. and becoming
awfuy alarmed account oftheir morals, agree 70
stop issuing extras Sunday, if the rest do the
same. How then! Will they cease breaking the
Sabbath, by not doing any work on Sunday, and by
issuing paper Monday And will they beat
Satan round the stump as the "Journal Of Com
merce'' does. The "Courier" does not care about
the matter; it finds its morals can't be affected IN
der any circumstances, and therefore, issues ne
extra, whether the news comes in Sabbath or
week day. However, since the "Sun" is under
much concern, we advise them by all means to stop
1t is high time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

FoR CORONER.
- Henry II. Halsey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
Germs Of the Richmond Enquirer.

re- r,i-cr published trec times rees during tae session
- sa.<re AID tsies ,sses during no rest Of the year.
q TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
n,lars per aaaaa, and Three Dollars 70. six months,
nance paid az the Office, or reunited by mail, post
% , !, his office may be RENTED per mall in good and
va MIX mo,es risk Of the Editor; the postage Of all
p1f 80 tie Uriers.-(The postage OF single letter
Lr ,ay account TO writer. II is the accumulation of
@ n "a extensive business, which operates as serious tax
ber viii pay for nine papers, annually, shall have the
~ ~ l,aace and years publication, unless specially
ar "a IN tme and paid for IN advance Tor that shorter
& W Shall be the order Of and I'M
= 20 hsr unless paid i'll advance, satisfactory re
made 10 some known and accessible person IN regard to
rb.r or his payment But in case OF an order Tor pub
a y,or payment from subscriber who IS unac
M WIN the conditions single number may be sent, con
eng. or accompanied by, copy of this regulation. ;,
% n,e of all subscribers whose ability TO pay may os
The publisher and who remain indebted on oret
INT AZ end Of Two years from The tune ween sne -
p!''' Wa RESOLUTIONS Of Editorial Conrentioa q ID
OF The results o. The esse v,si Mis
o. es ssse,bI, Xmond, the l7h January iS,s
= ne Pres recommend aud our own SIS feliic a
TO them. Several Of the American presses are uve'
lie English custom of Cash Payments No class OF men az
. hy an abuse of the Cred. Sys,c than the editors
,ers The great difficulty consists III the transition iron
% the other tue Resolutions ., u.
rtl. convenou we have been induced 10 coh.,us
~ bscr,crs the Book who are in arrears TO ms
We nv ramsn will positively he stricken
. NJ commencement OF our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r.-l That il be recommended 10 the Editors OF Newsp
at the Commonwealth, 10 publish al the head OF the
,, rates for advertising and tina, they strictly adhere
aud these prices he always such, rs 10 si'e 'a
..-,,.tion ior the labor performed
Rcso.u.og Of The Editorial Conreahon
s7-e nes less, first insertion, cents; 10
ta,.re.
cs from distance must be accompanied win the adsahc
-, 81, .a;,.f.rtu references, TO insure execution
,har whose advertising may amount TO 500 per annum
1, Mil nc made Of 20 per and 10 $780, OF III per cent
ii, Obituaries and Marriages from the country, wheneve
ys handwriting is unknown NJ this office, must be aiiae
] IS the eniorsation of the Postmaster in the neighbonooo
10y viii in no he published every measure, that ha
In m 10 prevent apostons and quizzes has proved hereto
must, therefore, Insist IN such case epe
H Com uncaiion being certified b. the of the Postmaster
y,...t on t.c back Of the 'st.er.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
Uayhington Enirersiiy of Baltimore.

UaShtRgt0R University 81 BMamoTe
TIE regular lectures in this institution viii commence at ,s
period last Monday of Ocobc ana continue nhtii
the st of March,
The Faculty consist OF the following professors in the order Of
j. it, Miller Ill D. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology 49,
Samuel X Jennings NJ D., Professor Of Matea Medca' Ihe'
rapeutics, and Legal Medicine.
W. W. Handy NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases oil
Women and Children.
John s Monkur NJ D. Professor of Institutes and Practice
Of Medicine.
Edward Foreman, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
John Il. W. Dunbar, NJ d. Professor OF Surgery anu sursc
An. ony.
Faculty would invite the attention Of students Of medicine
profession generally the peculiar advantages OF this IN
stitnton. -;
Je plan believed Improved In the same edi-
lice college for the delivery of lectures rooms Tor
large number of resident students and hospital ior tc
The hospital which Is the place chosen Tor the medeai ae
If the cancn United States entitled IL hospital rtlei from
tic Governments and containing upwards of 100 patients 9ub
al nrivatc affords fields the study ol disease
in this country And the resident students haze charge o hc
PATIENTS under The direction of the Professors tey cao i ~
acquire Knowledge vi practice which will greatly facilitate 'hc
alter life. ,.., ,.,
The arrangements prosecution Of The important depart
ncn anatomy unsurpassed this country IN addition 10
the abundance OF subjects for which Baltimore has Mays
remarkable owing Ia the liberal aud 81, I;
the Oh
sy are such a. 10 afford peculiar facilities - 4,
In the different departments the professors are wen supeu
win the essential meals whatever Is required
The apparatus suires TO illustrate tue principles oi
chemistry. 49, ,ua ., .
of ms ,nru,s models. and apparatus comn. those o. huz
on and the pathological models Tlbcri Justly celebrated
imported from Europe expressly Tor ''iis aepi''' " M ~
l Faculty sincerely believe yon. who really desire
acquire practical kno"led: OF ter profession ai'
with the great advantage. an institution % W. on
50 improved plan afford, and they invite all snch 10 'Sil
their Institution and Ia form IN impartial judgment oil wna' lac
| hest suited Ia advance their own Interests
Additional In reference 10 Tie pian terms, c may
be obtained by lrttsr addressed 10
~ JOHN r. w DUNBAR, Dram Of thr FaeEhy.
| O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
vAII,ARIF Iron WORKS FOR SALE.


pSt Ant a the Circuit Superior Court oil la"
an Chlncery of Nelson County, pronounced on the io a
u,a 1870 in Messy against smith ana ohs's tne ua-
a, Commissioners, appointed for the prpose "iil on
TRDlY the day of November next n En- CeeS IN te
ms aforesaid sell 10 the highest bidder The Xix Greek ITO"
W.ik - IN -, ,;,;,.
.ircs necessary for making Pig on surrounded with ores
clacier and lime stone, both OF which,! are procured VIII
n hundred yards of the Stack whilst the stack Scli IS
: MI, more than about quarr of mile from me james
canal rs miles above the City o.! Richmond There are
acres of land connected with these works. about iuO
Nm N woo, remainder of good quality for asreunra pnr
mss and twelve fifteen fine meadow ian' iheSc
W. are full operation, making iron OF ine qua' ana
he surrendered the purchaser the first day oil lamar!
-, mi.
-. ,aon $4,000 will be required in hand-o: The remain
A. c., Of one aud years from the date OF sale wi'i tr
stn the purchaser giving bonds with good security Inc sa
Tile sill be retained till the purchase money Dc PAID
JOHN THOMPSON JR,)
]. X. IRVING, C9'a'rS.
II. d. SCOTT,
John W MoSv and George NJ PAYNE have been appointed Re
NJ, Of hs Elk Creek Iron Manufacturing Company, with
n creditors and debtors Of SAID concern will transact business
JOHN w. MOSRi.
GEO. NJ PAYNE.
Ma Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
ti.-2In
QrARrEnMAsrrR's OFFICE, MARINE CoRrs,
Washington CITY Oct. s. 1910.

Washington City, Oct. S, 1910.
SEPAeTE PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF tn
Assistant Qnartemaser Of the Marine Corps at Philadelphia
M TIE 10Th day Of November next for furnishing rations to III
% states Marines following stations for the year 1871
i5r''nonh, New hampshire,
'ff'-~'own, Massachusetts,
ti't .!yn l.. L., New York,
,Ai.Gel Piia, Pennsylvania,
,.'fefi near Norfolk Virginia,
,,.sicoii, Florida, aud
'l'ih-t1a Chg, District of Columbia
4a 10 cons, of one pound and quarter Of fresh Beef
qif,,s-s pound of Mess Pork; eighteen ounces o
OF Flour, te son Of the Government, and at the rate
- nans good green Coffee; twelve pounds Of good Ne"
sugar. ca, quarts of Beans; four quarts of Vinegar two
ivy, salt, pounds of Soap; and one and half pounds
tipped Candies each hundred ations. II is understood
i side of beef mess and necks exciuded be delivered
@ such quantity he not required that the fore ana ht
BE- delivered alternately, and the bread or flour shall DC
a quality All the articles To be unexceponabe, ana 't
y the troops without expense to tie United stacs nc
Is 70 tc endorsed proposals for Raons for lsf, and tf
4+etd 10 &. +. Lindsay, Esq, Assistant Quaernaste
"''- states Marine Corps, Philadelphia, Pa.
otC ao". a. -"oioi'so-'' e"''' I'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1870

O-PARTNERSEllp-We, the undersigned have entered into
~ Co partnership under the firm and style Of ALVEY
LlPSCOMD for the purpose doing general Grocery and Com
Business in the Tenement fur doors below the New
Building Messrs G BrsrLEY's Dry Good Store, and next
We recep, of Stock of Goods from Baltimore
York compisnc article in The line of business,
and purchased ccusircy which will Enable us To sell al
prices greatly advantageous purchasers We therefore solicit
call. RlGuD u ALVEY,
Nov6 I55-et1 JAS. +. IIPSc0MB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

sale their usual yery large of Trees Shrubs,
Plants Seeds Dubious Roofs Green House Plants s which
supply rye Trees aud strong grown Srubbe, of n kinds
such as viii afford ornament, promptly Ornamental Trees ana
Shrubber, of smaller size, will be supplied IN luahcs' u u
Caaogues viii sent to every who applies, post paid
Ocle A0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

SIn0 REWARD will be given for the phcnson and de-
livery Of my ncs,o ESSEN, if taken cut the state,
& u this p!acc-S59 if taken in the State and con-
any jul him again. Essex is about 81 years Of
zee and muscular, full feet ii inches high, Of dark
experimenting black, he has small on the side OF
as knees occasinned by burn he or light cooIed
@ ian''"ni, dark casins't pantaoons, anu mao sann.
n 'Hs lie purchased few weeks since of seisie'
49,. DABNEY 4. TR1CE.
- u 45-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
Stratton's Lottery Office,
RICHMOND, Va.


TICKETS in all the Lotteries and really lucky numbers, for
4 sale by the package single ticket, nj
srRATTnNs Lottery Office, li'l street.
Drawing the New Jersey Lottery. M. A. drawn Oct ~
- % - Is 50 II II ri | II Is 10
Ticket Nos &c Il, prize Of $780, sold and caSl,cdhy
SrR,TroS.
Drawing of The Maryland State Lottery No a. drawn Oct "a
q a5 81 CO Ct 80 % 50 81 AZ 81 - II
Ticket Nos - 81 6a, another capital, sold and casei ny
SIRATToS.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. II;
, IS 5s 81 II - 81 81 81
Ticket Nos 81 % 81 prize Of $500, sold and cashcd by
SIR,IToS.
Draw ne o the Va eeslrC Lottery, No. <, drawn 0r 2l
: IA Gs IS g CO Il 10 - II III II IL
Ticket Nos - Gs prize Of $780, sold and casied by
STATION.
Ity $4,000 for Monday moning-Tckes sos Nos
Is drawn. 1870 o.. ~,
Drawing of the Monongaia LOTTERY No Q, drawn Oct 81;
IL IA 50 "a IL 81 G3 4s % 81 81 G2 IA
Whole Ticket Nos &c IL a, prize Of $780, sold by
SrR,rToS.
5r Look out for I4 inst, capitals 100000, 10000 $4,000
10000, &C., &c. Tickets s.O.-Send IN yonr orders to-
SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

NoTCE.Stoen from my wagon on the night Of The iSth o,
IN August 1870 miles from Richmond, aud
half mile above Gegoy' Taven the Main road lead
from Richmond TO Goodies Bridge, dark Bay HoRsE
about 10 inches high, heavy made with scar on one
side of his head the kone nbont II inches long
aud about inch wide drkookng that the hair does not grow
on Ills head toeay large, and he carries ii lowhe Is
digging o,ter and does not paceand light oTTel MARE
about the height light made, with some white spots near
top the neck work. and small knot the hack
bone about the middle She shows white round in The eyes
Of horses She is ragged hrped os pleasantly and
pace They hui about old Any information
respecting the horses will be- thankfully received and am willing
pay reasonable reward any that VII! put me in pos
Of em and am also willing reasonable reward
person that will be The Of bringing the thief thieves
Justice Ny address is Dnprces Old Store On o county
Virginia. GREEN IOSELEY.
Sept IL Js-Wl0wt