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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-14
CON w ay WI e a i'm G S.

NV l.. KIDDER gives notice that he has sue
wv ceeded the late T. Kdder the prepara
ton Of the well known COutcay -NedtcineS, aud
will hereafter give particular attention to the pre-
paratiou of the following articles, the long esab
ishcd celebrity of which, precludes the necessity
of II publication of the numerous certificates ia
the hand OF the proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUM4TYC IMMINENT.
For RhruInniism, Bruises, Sprains, Numbncss,
Chilblalns, Stiffness in the joints, &c, viii afford
the most unexpected and immediate relief in the
most obstinate cases of Rheumatism, in few hours;
this article is openly recommended by Physicians
The L"ment is done up i'll enlarged bottles
Price 81 2 cents.
DU.uFRIES' ITCH OLVYME.N'T
The extensive sale aud established reputation Of
Dumfries Itch Ointnent, encourages the proprietor
TO recommend il 10 the public with renewed con,
fdence, as tho most innocent and powerful remedy
for this annoying disease; il contains no mercury,
any other dangerous ingredient, and can he
applied all times with perfect safety Price %
cents Box
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
The concurrng testimony of relieved patients,
from all quarters estifying to the cures effected by
the medicine alter all Others had failed, together
with the increasing demand for the article from all
parts Of the county, prove it 10 be one of the most
valuable specifics known for this troublesome CONS
plant. u Clergy mnn'c'HeS:
Boston Feb IS. 1871.
have made trial Of Dumfres' Pile Eecruary
and found it produced sautary influence almost
Immediately, and confidently believe it an etlec
tuai remedy Tor that uncomfortable and debihratlng
complaint. Humanity has induced me to recon
mend il TO persons Ihus afflicted and 50 shall
continue TO do. Yours respectfully, >.
The remedy consists of an Ointment aud Eleciu-
AIRY. Price for both IS cents, or 81 2 cents when
but one ia wanted, accorhpa panied with plain & ans
Pile directions with description Of the complaint.
DU.NFRIE.S EYE-Y.3TER. ...
For inflamed eyes, nothing known gives
such u,,n. date aud comfortable iclietand III some
exceedingly bad cases the most one& pected aud de
slrable rele has been found ~ the of this Eye
wafer, Gfter other remedies had faied. Persons
who have used it, pronounce ii without hesitation
the best preparation for sore, ace"k, or infamed
cues they have ever with Price 25 cts "a bottle.
CURE FOR CORyNS.
ALBION CORN PLASTER. The most safe
and speedy for Corns yet discovered;the relief
is immedi late. 1T dissolves and removes the
from the foot with ease aud expedition and WITHOUT
the least pain. Price 25 cents a Box.
Full aud ample directions accompany each Of
the aricles
N B. None of the above articles will be genu
mo- unless signed W. j.. Ktdder on the outside
wrapper. For sale at his Counting Room, ST.
State Street, up Stairs, corner of nj erchans Row
Boston. Also by l.. JEWETT, ST. JohnshuryVt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-14

AN INrELLIGENr HoRsE.-We read an anec-
dote the other day of horse in England belonging
TO n brewery which is practicable that he is left
without restraint walk about the yard, and return
to the stable he peases. In this yard there are
some pigs, which fed entirely on grain and corn,
which the horse has taken great dislike to. This
he manifests in the most striking manner. There is
a deep trough in the yard. which holds water for tho
horses to which this goes alone, with his mouth
full Of corn, which he saves from his supply
When he reaches the trough, he lets the corn fall
near it on the ground, and when the young swine ap
proach TO cat it, he suddenly sezes one by tho tail,
pops him into the trough, and then capers about tho
yard, seemingly delighted with the irolc. The noise
of the pig brings the men to his assistance, who
know from experience what is the matter, while the
horse INDUCES in all kinds Of antics, and then quietly
returns 10 the stable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-14
All REDUCED PRICES.

IA II nv II II Y Y II N N1OES,
I'm view of The general depression of prices in .,
Il most all kinds Of gouds, the Subscribers h,".
concluded upon the following reductions in Ibs
prices of their Cooking Stoves
No. |. Improved Diving FIue Stove $4,000
Mo-, do do do do season.
regards convenience, durability, and general adam.
tsiion Ia kitchen uses will render them a, lD..,
prices cheap or cheaper Than any other KIND in
use. +. Il Il. FAIRBANKS d. CO.
ST. Jnhnsbury, Ocl. "a, ioj2, g73lf
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adventures how lie had robbed hen-roosts, ana pun
dered geese and ducks from the ponltry-yard' ah'
how by various cunning articles he had cscaPeu
tection they manifested the greatest de'gh'. 90 '"'
fox went on sneerng at the elephant and oil DINERS
who loved instice truth, and mercy, and recomme"-
ding IN his listeners TO follow tho pleasures OF h'ev-
erv and plunder As he closed his DISCOURSE there
was loud burst Of applause and on counting noscs'
tho majority was found to be in favor OF the fox.
The assembly broke up, and some months passed
AWAY, when, as the elephant quietly browsing in
the woods one day, he heard pteous moan at lit
Ito distance Proceeding to The place from which the
sound came he there found the orator fox, caught in
a trap with both his hinder legs broken, md sadly
mangled $780," said the fox sharply, though he
was nearly exhausted with pain, ''you have come TO
icer at me in my hour of trouble" 'Surey not"
said The elephant. 81 would relieve your pain if
could but your legs broken, and there is no relief
for YOU, but in death ''True," said the fox
fully ssand now admit the miserable folly Of those
principles which have avowed, and the practice
which resulted from them. have lived a gay life,
though even my gayety has been sadly shadowcd, by
perpetual fear of what has now come upon me. Had
been satisfied with honest life and innocent pleas
urcs had not thus come to a miserable end. Kna-
very, atifce, and cunning may be very good topics
with which to deludo those who are inclined to be
viscious but they furnish miserable rules to live and
die by. - Parley's GIFT
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Farm for SAFE, ,,,,,bary
cTTYrATED about II mile east . o, For further
- Plain, containing about lou daEgSW u;Tr S CO.
particulars enquire OF n.u o.. Is42.
St. Johnsbury Plain, NOV 81
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olEars Es evy ard

NNTILI be puid to any Physician who will pro
w jncc better compound for family use th N
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS, styled LII
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-14
DIR. JEBB'S RHEU.M4TTC LLVInEyVT.

For KEfuWhlisni, BrhIseS, Sprhihs, Nhmbn"ss,
Chbains, StlfnrsS in The joints, &c, will afford
the most unexpected and immediate relief in the
most obstinate cases of Rheumatism, in few hours;
this article is openly recommended by Physicians
The Lioiment is done up in enlarged bottles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
BUCKINGHAM LAM FOR SALE.

BUCKINGHAM LAM FOR SALE.
TIME will cell the Tract OF LAND o wic .ne
pbch his widow Mrs Grace Austin, now resides IN the cun
10 Of containing about 9bo acres ms ahh Is
cned anon, miles fom Court house, miles from The and
inpa the James RIVER anu Iu'a'
go excellent Manufacturing MIL, and
and half miles from Slate River Acanemy. ne NORM
fork of Slate river Ausns creek run entirely through hs
tract anrding half acres ot eAcee' p"lon anu'
,rrs or which on North river, are now IN hne con-
wheat anu corn. ihe nat iauu oh
auStns creek is sufficiently fertile To produce gran o every
kind without MD whatever anu M.h Juo''o 49, a
uay The cleared high land was originally OF very superb
quality, and piibe "t very n'. - q, :, IN c,
from the TACT Hh So',e ~ y" ~, az
ole,, most parts oi Tue 'ac nave Mnin voc
a few een converted the OF clover ana PasrI
aoue into ri, and productive tobacco lois hetweeh h'ee anu
four hundred high land IS now ~ o, TN, I W @
hundred Of which is hTst Ia'e .o' m H.,
the great abundance of eXceieil pant ianu e M
are an excellent dwelling mousse enrey
large comn,odious having Two rooms any passase
above and below stairs and wing, nem eI ~
necessary Tor 30 large an
establishment, excellent repair rms aha " i
and situated healthy, agreeable, hteieeht anu m"a nesn
borhood. particular description Is W. " u
all Wishing purchase will view The land and
Judge for themselves
The undersigned win also another Tract oil Land adJon
ing the above containing hftween u anu % -; M ,,ee
several Creeks running through this tract aa.ums sun
o; four Of land, OF very hne quality WHICH pro-
dures good Of grain, grass ana to"ats 10 h ,hs
this land nj NIL tunes commands inc , - a, i'm
largest Of land yet IN oriena crowds .
hrrd with pine oak and As all the persons interested
in the DESTROYS 70 remove 10 nssau'
III. undersigned will sell them upon Ihe =. -
modatng terms. The will be shown 70 persons wishing 70
see them by Thos. AUSTIN either OF ms Vs on
them or Dr. Jas. NJ Austin, who resides q. oou
house. GhhSE nSTT
JAMES NJ AUSTIN,
Am, no oam3m Executors OF 4. Austin, deld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG * POTOMAC RAILROAD
Cv.ap;c,ion IF tie Railroad to .4qata Creek.

Unrir0iied E1pednton
ry,IE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
nv hereby that their Railroad completed to the
pooac river on the November aud that travellers now
conveyed between Richmond and Washington ut all OF
The wear hy Railroad and Steamboats, he Steamboat Com
many with effective ice boats keep the
navigation during hardest weather in Winer leaving Rich
mond al G. A. NJ precisely instead of A. as heretofore and
eachin, washington and Baltimore in - hours
than "a hours in advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line proceeding 10 Philadelphia immediately
IN r,r arrival nj baltimore reach that city 9 A. NJ the
morning or in 30 after eavn. Richmond and before
sengcr by the and Bay Boats have LETT Norfolk
Instead IF having their heretofore 10 Fredericksburg
only and afterwards board The Potomac Steamboat ana al
~ messengers will take tickets ut the Railroad Ofhce
ha,, m and Baltimore The fare, in this way, viii
he less thap if Maid Separately different portions Of The rdne
Whole fare TO Washington, Elm
Dn. To Baltimore, . n. SV
Do" to r ansoat line from BaItmore sla
No charge for children under three years OF a.e-oters under
twelve wears OF age half price H Cco,ed persons ha price.
Superintendent Of Transportation
A-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

lNb FoK >AIf.-iu pursuance u! decree of he COUNTY
IL ,ai' AZ iisy prosecuted IN The case at "a'is'i,s a4as.
4fiig the le of lnue next On tie PREMISES oEr' io
highest bidder t If Land lying on thr iran.
in tse county nl iiiaN wi!!n and halt G'ie> :"
Cbon., on credit 81; aud two ycitS, III ei"a' III
ucls Erad good personal security, VIII tr require"
e re.-rs and the legal title viii be retained aS iaithrf
-cy Tai, land well adapted the culture Of tobacco ana
very valuable account of an ahndamce oil baiu
s,,nt.,. ISAAC MEADLEY, SR..
CHARLES A. BAI.LOW,
WILLIAM Il. DALLOW.
Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

RS mt order made in the United states Court iuf
IN, Eastern District of Virginia the d March, 1913, IN
Bankruptcy Of Coqui Gentry notice Is
y The creditors both social and individual, OF The
a Bankrupt That report of The Commissioner, made
said oret appears, that, OF social effects now re-
% and ready IL distribution, there is balance OF
dltat Of the Iniis dual effects IL {. A. Col
,,nlat situated balauce of nineteen dollars
i, c al.Jul effects of ius'in Gentry. similarly situat
A slr balance bundled dollars; aud, further. that,
" ' - -. |.;:;: rs Gscl@.S., t,ai, after Ten
tt. "i pass order ar dividend smd distribution OF Tie
f441c-. 45t-..!t. FRED BRiNSFOHb,
Assignee Of Co.Gui,t Il Gentry
Mas lG I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

| ENtl. GREEN FOR SAlEHiii be sold, premises,
- Ia The hse, bidder. Tuesday 18Th day Of June next
a> very desirable and beautiful Estate iienrico county II
iuaed At the end Of the Brook Turnpike aud adjoining the
Hrooh or Yellow Tavern, miles from Richmond IL con-
ans to- and will be divided lots suit
purchasers There upwards If @ original growth
r IN pine all heavily mbered. There Is meadow
E' mostly IN Herds Grass, The balance of the land good
'rli aud ia bl.h state II Improvement Mari ahcunds
ne and aad has been Used 10 great advantage This land lies
"ftiIt. HE Improvements comfortable and convent
' dwelling, sad variety Of early aud late fruit the
Ne aud peach orchard Of select fru As pure and
, water a. Of Tie earth within ~ yards Of The
.'' id place $ remarkable for good health
~ 'aci'le estate near the pnuonS city o Richmond,
y mlrse The terms will he, one hall cash aud the Va
.,r aHtt fr5cj, deed of trust 10 the credit
ue The land WIN Re shown BY Mr.. Bradshaw, who lives
#ile llalc.
AZ r LINE and ,are III be sold, for cash, ~ head OF
Ute ne sheep and Hog four wheel Wagon, several
BY TIE TRUSTEES.
Nag. l-Gt
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Besides prizes Of $780, $780, $50, $40 500, $780, $40 $685. s3
SIS, Sla, $40.
rs No. Loiery-l6 Drawn Ballots
c.,,;oca,s n ne SSacs,.s oS as whnes sa70 90
60 " or haives' la5 90
" " 26 quarters, -. ~
q 26 eigitls, o' I'd
Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages III e ""e
Splendid Lotteries. address -,
j. c. GREGORY & CO, Managers, Richmond, Va;
Drawings Immediately after they I" all VINO otei
-. iIo,rh ~ lC.:--wid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

TINE STEAMBOAT RAPPAIiANNOCK, Captain F.iRB.sz,
her regular trips Saturday, March 4theav
ing Baltimore 10 O'Clock arrive at Punsoeaeue about
day. Merry Point Sunday night leave there
Monday mornings Urbanna about O'Clock;
O'clock Leeds 10 ooock Port Royal l2 O'clock
Fredericksburg about o'clock Reurning-eave
Fredericksburg Wednesday morning O'clock arrive nj Port
Roya about 10 o'clock and Leeds about ~ o'clock Tap
pahannock o'clock; Urbanna o'clock Merry Point oroc
law al Merry Point all night; leave Thursday morning; touch at
Pnnro,cagle and reach Baltimore Thursday evening.
REUBEN I. TIlOM, Agent.
Mari Ia. lS43 lH2-n
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

nRAWN Nos in leesbufg Academy. Class ~:
- 81 ~ Is 3 80 81 = Ii.
Whole Ticket Nos lG 81 prize OF $50, sold and paid ny
STRhrTOS.
Dawn Nos in Alexandra, Glass -. drawn Nav '3il:
/ 5? ~ III IL 90 90 ~ - 20 ~.
Whole Ticket Nos q IL en- pize Of 500 Both said aud
DO. do. ID 50, do. 1910, paid ,y =.
STRAT1OS.
TIE MAMMOTH SCHEME,
500 $50 ,00O-SI5, 600
Sixteen Drawn Ballots
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass NJ for ls13, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, u. C., OH Saturday, May 81, 1913.
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IN he Tinted Court for the Eastern District oil virginia.
~ me mater Of BANKRUPTCY of George b. Taaferro. In
acr ri an order the above Git, notice heen
r ta, haze this day deposited the sum oil tweny-'hree
i and ,wenrywo dollars and thirty four cents in the
ra m Virginia 10 the credit of said suit subject to the future
i, M a Court the SAID Court, alter ten days. VIII
SIS an order 4 dlv,iend and distribution thereof
WYNDHAM KEMP, Assignee.
iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

| ANb FOR SALE- viii sell, ON Thursday the eighth day
- June, leii ii fair ohcr~ the next far day. IN! tract
Land. lying the East side Southwest Mountains, ~
VI. eHny Of Abemae and adjoining the lands of Mr. David
htn@aa, CAPE Alexander Garrett and others, within SIX
' ut Charlottesville four from the Rivanna River aud sIf
ten nom Scosyle, James River, intelligent, agreeable
Heebob0d This hundred aud nifty SIX
is auGl four hundred aud hy cleared aud toerby
with onvei, the balance woods. The dwelling Reuse
! by ~ t-e entirely finished but, will. small expense
M e made excellent Melting for large family with al
t uycc>r This land IL particularly adapted 10
vi Zoe iuft> such baccu. oats,
& e deem unnecessary To further description OF the
i eyin. .! purchase without Isr viewing the
Gfl,-> winch invite them do, must actually sell,
choice, necessity Terms liberal, and particulars
u.-tty of sale COLIN JOHNSON.
tav ~ i-2iwtds
IL The Richmond Wing will publish til sale--twicc a week
l II 9rmrf hS utit
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IOYT ~ co IS OFFICE.
L'nder The Exchange Haie, R.ehaoaG, j"sfr'G.
LOTTERIES FOR MAY.
Nav 0th-ALEXANDRIa LOTTERY, Ne.
, ivs or en- gcoJ priz. If 2o20
! .. 10 COO % 1000
! 5000 30 500
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets Si0-shares in proportion
certificate Of package Of - Whole Tickets III the above
will be sent for Sl20-shares in proportion.
TIE MAMMOTH SCHEME.
sG0n00-s30 000-Sl5, 0HD-SiStern Drawn Eali"'s
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, lass NJ for lsi I" be drawn nj
Alexandria, ID. g., on Saturday May a.,h leia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

,;Nl~ FOR Al. la pursuance OF deed OF u'-t exc
" a. 6 John eth deceased l" the subscriber and leh
NC-t~ deceased dated the .eth Sepiener lsi and %
rrri rs'ecd, Will be sold 81 81 lrger III theserir'"
rn RSptY the lit Of June next for cash, tue stock al
Vince ani ldua.s said Ion Het being oi The best kIn"
M r Kept aud comprising 10 demijonS bital Madeira - o.
tt MADEIRA; ii boxes Old Hunts Madeira; - demnns Ia.
r 81 ffy halt pip. Wine; IL bottles ola Fort . do kedi
H.. Hua,s Msdrri nd - bottles Ciarei. -
MILES c. SELDEN, Trustee
p..io l21-ll-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

J. G.. GREGORY ~ Co.., Managers.
DRAWN N"s. nt Alexandria Lottery, NJ. y, drawn ooh
~ MAY:
- IL II a. IT -! 81.
Whole Ticket, Nos Il IL ~, Capital Prize &c S:D0on
aim,r Lottery and In0,,
nasrrs oiimr, airnmond Va.
GREGORY 60.
ti.,ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

AW NoTicEThe subscriber has removed his office to In.
IL basement Of his residence the OF 9Th aid
streets, opposite the Office of the Mutual Assurance Society He
be found his Uce when in attendance iasain r.
sumedl the Cnnrs of the City.
TO CLAlMANTS-Ie subscriber, after interval Of some
tenders his IL claimants IN the Govern
of The United States the state o! Virginia. for evo-
services other demands, whether arising under
otherwise His experience III attending 10 such
lin, where they well found
the of the information To sustain
The advantage of that experience-his familiarity win
subject and digent attention. stimulated by the necessity
besinnin. life of busnesshe willing To pledge
who mag employ hmfor moderate certain compensa
on such reasonable commission be agreed
Urged such strong Inducements pledges all the indus
and he have earrted His residence aud
office 9Th and streets, the swan Tavern Letters
addressed TO him will he punctual!y attended TO-
Richmond 9TH Oct, 1912 Ally THOMAS GREEN.
TIANDEN SIDNEY GOLLEGE.-rhe Summer session Of this
Institution viii the last Wednesday in this
month"; e 3,t nst and terminate the third "Wednesday in
September next.
The of The session
Bard $50 90
Tuition IL
Room Rent, -
Servants Hire, -
Contingent Fund, ~
Total, s47 -
Payable in adgance
MOSES d. lloGE, Clerk Of the Faculty.
Nav 10 sit
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=, ~ CooDF ArronSry Ar Law, formerly OF Richmond,
yn has settled in ST Louis, where he will attend 10
49, f.,uai business which may BE- entrusted 10 his care
g. q i attend 10 any claims amounting TO $500 or more,
~. "'5'' ,,;",,,t N,av ia lSl3 3-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Besides prizes Of $780, sloO, $50, $40, &c., So s0 S So
Sis, Sl2, $40
76 No. I.ottery-l6 Drawn Ballots
Tickets S21-haves I0-quarters 5-eIsmhs 3D.
Certificates Of package of 2G wholrs, gro co
Do do &C halves la5 90
Do do 81 quarters 80
Do do o6 eighths ~ IS
IiOYT co. have hand Tickets all Lotteries
advertised C. Gregory Co.. and will attend Ia orders th
their accustomed prompness.
April d iis-wt
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TIE MAMMOTH SCHE.NE.
S6U 600 - $50 .0Ot)-SI:S 0p0

Besides prizes $780, 500, $780, SO 500 $40 So 80 SD
SIS, Sl2, $40.
- No. Inler-iG Drawn Ballots.
Certificate "f n H9ackn"e If % wl,oIe. s2sO 90
90 oG halves l35 %
at CHARTERS e. 80
81 eirhths % IS
For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages in The above
Splendid Lotteries, address - 50
n. STRATToN, Richmond Va
Nav M 2-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

DRINTING INk.-We shall have constantly hand 4 fun
supply Of johnson Duars bst Printing Ink, al modsrn'
prices. =,
Enquirer 0hcs March 10. 1919. 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

.,5TisE TO JOURNEYMAN HATTETS.-2o good Journey
a r fad employ. aud literal wa:e al The 10
-, l.. i. CE hSnai.I.
Ky Sit
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- tOP TIE THEE AND RIiNAWAY.-Ran away from Jas

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Srop THE THIEF AND RUNAWaY.-Ran away from Jas.
a. Homer, whom he hired TO- the present year, 10
ehslt county Saturday last Slave named Spencer,
h' yellow man, aged about 30 years, feet or inches
- eriaty made intelligent and quick spoken mas
on oa OF his jaws and frequently smokes pipe lie tnk
E "' supposed, variety OF clothing, ss he usually
ITO welt amongst which Kentucky ieans coat, mixed
..'-tons, hat. This fellow took with him grey
'a'ddc sue, or 10 yeats old, belonging Ia Thos New
tSei he h1s the free papers of named Mar
"tt w3 he viii probably assume, aud whose de-
a I've l'ce papers vii IN man! respects tor
H. Tan dojlfs viii given for his apprehension IN the
. virginia aai h, dollars If of the state II secured
rt,l;td either of tho subscribers; and So IN addition
'''t bale. ZACIAkIAH BROOKS,
Cnn,inttee fer Thomas Newly.
a. JAMES $. HoRNER.
FAg l& 2-f
stiS Cold Pressed Virginia CASTOR OIL prime aI,i
Ma, - For sale by GAfNoR 6 LIZ
" Tol sale law he y GAYNoR LYELL
Hth loft
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-The interest belonging the Estate Of Josiah
Fiournoy deceased in the Ealonon Factory being half
thereof offered for sale Capitalists who wish make pro-
tae should not fail 10 improve this opportunity
paying htrtythre the investment II
miles Wes Of EaoEGn Putnam county, Geor
cia, Lille rver, failing stream, aojing sufficient
Iwein. house, all buildings for The accommodation ri
aborers f;rist and Saw Mill IN successful open,iJn This
property effect DIVISION and will he sold all
together shares purchasers The terms will be libe
communication addressed Eatonon Georgia,
will promptly attended aud vii. take pleasure in show
ing The property any person who wish purchase.
JOHN NJ. fLoCRNCY, rroc,,or.
Dee Gift \. RASS, AN'Nu'o''
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]. q. GREGORY Il Co.., Managers.

j. &. GKEtsOR1 q CO.., WaHHseIs'
Office Main, cad doOr be'op Nam and IAN Streets
RICHMOND. Virginia.
THE MAMMOTH SCHEME!
S60,G00-S3O, 0U0-S 5000!
Sixteen Drawn Ballots,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class NJ, for ei3 lobe drawn al
AleNanda, D. C., ON saturday, May y, lsl3.