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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15

I'D. nHnran last eEHcFal Ut Isis hfatat .
in = gale. Tie lrss 81 horses 90 se'e'riy
Capt. Kearny. of lie u :. DIagoons.
lid NM lanllssl. and Ne - nj knoE low
many III his horses niay hare hrrR lest.
One drssoon Mas dHaEned lram lie
Yazoo. anl ihree men iam the steamship
Relief were drowned in endeas0slns 10 les
cue Inc DRAGONS.
Ten. Srnll hsd landed Ten mnFiaEs. but
had NOT opeaed his iire n last arrVnnis.
tom. C0nner lired salute an The l5ih
in hanor II lien. TaylnF's EiFinEies.
The Bullelin lhus Tep0sls yet laiSE
arrival:
Captain G:lildOn. 81 The ship Ossgoa.
from Anton LizarIo 2aih in.lanl. repoTis
that he Vas an shore in The American
ramp on lhe 10Th, when il was InmoEsI
that Genrsal scott would certainly ai;ark
vera cmz Al la O'rloek NJ. 2Oih inst.
and dat about one a'rloek. come two OF
three hours after he had sailed, he heard
very heavy firing. whIrh he fhinks was
from the American Notifications. lie also
states that ten. u Orlh, Hilh his deiarh-
menl. Was within seven hundUed wards Of
the city. In was further rnm0Tcd that lie
city III Vera cmz WIS willing ." surren.
der, hut that the inhabitants had received
an inlimalinn lr'm the castle that il they
did surrender. tic castle would Ire upon
the town aud destroy il There Is said
10 be 1900 soldiers in the city, and 1910
in the castle.
A shell from the castle hal fallen into
the quarters at one OF the aias-de camp oI
Gen. Stnu. wil!lou: lniag any injury.
Capt. G!i,llon also reports thai he saw
the steamship Mississippi. with Como
dnre Perry on boa,d, on tie "a last, bound
in.
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- Dy an unexpected delay in receiving our
supply of Palrr, We are again compelled TO std
out the Reconlsr on a small sheet. We s,y.st
K hourly. snA think it cannO, fail 10 ani,e IA
time Tor our neat numher.
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Dcmocratlc district Convention.

Tile Democratic Convention which met in IT,.
place on "Wednesday the 7Ih instant, nominated
Aam,x W. NExaHtE. esq, Of Granville cOuan,
a. their candidate for Congress in this dl''nsi
The proceedings Of the Convention. though d.
rccted 10 he published in the Recorder, have OF
SC, been hin.lcd TO Us, aud therefore DO not aP
pclr TINS work. II was hiSI'5 Respectable l'''A'
ing body d,hgaies were ia attendance from Ill
ihc counties in the district. George Williams.
esq. Of Caswcll, presided.
The names Of Messrs. vcnablc. Of Gran,t1c.
Cad. Jones, IT,, OF Orange, and John 4. JarG.
son, Of Chatham. were presented To the Convex.
iinn for the nomination. The two.ihi'ds prn'.
pie was adopted to determine the selection, er,a
county hing entitled to as many votes as it his
Commoners in the Legislature. The fist ana
several subsequent hallolings resulted as follows:
For ycnah!c-Ganviilc 3, CaswelI .. Persia
l-6.
For Jones-0rangc I.
For decentralization 3.
AheI two adjouFnmea,s, AMI considerable rom
ference aud caucusing in The afternoon, the CbA'
ham delegation, al the night session. cast 'ar'
votes for Mr.. vcnlble. and thus secured han The
nomination.
Notwithstanding the seeming difficulty IN mas
ing their selection Of candidate, We presume
they viii harmonic in their efforts nov th'' ih'
selection is made. The Wings will make no cal
culaton upon this division Of their opponents not
is there any want OF ability in the advocate '.'y
have chosen. Our hope for success is in the en-
cry of TRUTH and the patriotism n! the people
Various resolutions were adopted, as we under
stand. jus,ifying the prcsiden, f1r his course N
regard to the Mexican war; anl several speech
cs were made. in which. as we have been io''
some pw lights were thrown out upon various
subjects such US the cause Of the war. and Inc
principles Of Dem ,cracy Alas that they sh'na
not have been preserved for the benefit OF a''''
ages!
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state ElccsiOE,S.

CONNECTTCuT.-At the late ccco" !"
this state the Wings have completely swept ~"
~ thing. having elected all the members oil '0'>
grcss, Governor and other State oilieers, anu
handsome majority Of the Senate and 'ious "
Representatives. The mcmbcrs Of Congress e'''
cd arc ~ follows: James Dixon, 3. u. huo''''
J. A. Rockwell. and Truman Smith. las' y"
the state election was carried by the Dsmoc'aS
RHODE ISLAND.--The election when '"'>
place in Rhode Island on the 9TH instant "'
State officers aud Representatives IN 'O"s'0
has resulted in another victory to the la"
Order party. Elisha Harris Is elected "o'''''''
aud Robcst d. Cranslon IL elected to 'o''-'''
from the Eastern district in the Wcstcr" '''''"'
there Is no choice.
Benjamin +. Atkins, charged with the ''"'',
of Archibald McDiarnid, in Cumberland co'"'
In July, 1876, was tried at the late o"I''
Court Of Bladen before Judge Battle, ana ''t
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% H8FEW ENHNIN"H " F7 -
nas @ wnWBE his messaft Fetommena'"g
tls tudepsnasnt treasaTl $50 VI E eaan''
kssw how the ihmedisls oOnEsI.ion NY
rssull., b. the psos.ls Stll - al sFshis.
sssasu.lly cane riga'. a'd pos sn,y Nili
\. Ie... a me iasaars. BE Ihs Psefeaa 49,
sse Tor cool o. eel. IL - lar Pas'eiiiy
thst oil write tbs message.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-27
CHEL,LOW FOR SALE.


TINE subscriber offers this valuable Estate and beau
i iifnl country residence, for sale. Situated in
healthy region Of country, and III a wealthy and re-
fined Ieislboihnod, IL presents an opportunity Tor IN
yesinitnl rarely To be met win. he improve ments
aie very excellent, consisting al large and handsome
dwelling house, and all necessary yard and arll build
ngs Chellow contains ,1eJ acres OF land; about lou
acres of bottom land well adapted 10 grain and era5s
an "s % ok 40 a asTe & Wosrsa ana n osna.
planiing and farming, with large body of good tobac-
co land 10 clear.
CHELLOW MILLS FOR SALE.
The subscriber, also. offers The Clellow Mills for
sale which is now h.ins thoroughly repaired Tie
wheat mill ba. an necessary aud convenient fixtures
for manufacturing hour; and a corn ml with large
custom. The mills are well situated IN wealthy
uriyhborhcod aud afford capital stand FOR country
the plantation and mills separate TO sHit purchasers
Ihe malls sold separately, 80 acres OF land VIII la
sold with them.
TERMS-Un1- fourth cash, and the balance in three
equal annual insialments and deed of trust 10 secure
the deferred payments. My brother, who lives on Tue
estate i'll show il to those wishing 10 buy. Comnu'
ncaiuns addressed 10 P. Boiling, Ia Ira, Cuinbrr
land, 10 the subscriber, virginia Mis-, Bnckhshai
will meet with prompt attention. 800
If sold privately, q; which timely notice WIN be
gwen the aforesaid property VIII be offered al pn1ic
auction, on the premises on THURSDAY, the ia nay
Of September next. Chelnw Is in buckingham conn-
w. 3 miles East of Willis Mountain, miles from ma
vica,on miles from Ca ia, miles lon Cufdsvilie
lat both which places are merchant mills and markets
for loose tobacco and II miles east OF buckingham y
n on the road leading thence To Ca Ira.
Aug c0-cw3w22awds ROBERT BOILING
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST VA.
LUABLE REAL ESTATE

III tie CITY 81 Richmond and Counties of Henries
and G00chland.
DY virtue Of decree of the Court Of Hastings for The
- city Of Richmond, in chnncery sitting, pronounced
on The lll day OF August Ief7, IN Two suits therein
pending, the styled "kean guardian against kean
Garland and Others" The other, "CalIis' guardian
against Calls, Garland and Others" the
who was thereby appointed Commissioner for the
purpose will proceed 10 sell, at public auction, upon
the premises, respectively, ON WEDNESDAY, the Iah
day Of September. ls4, commencing al II o'clock, the
following very valuable Real Estate, (of which Ed
ward Garland died seized viz:
Lot in The City OF Richmond, fronting on the North
aide of Cary street 32 eet running back ~ feet lsk
street, On which there stands several brick Tenemruis
in the occupancy Of Mr. X. H. jackson and Others
and Immediately thereafter say at half past - O'Clock.
will he sold an undivided morty OF Lois Nos. |, and
j. In Pendloton Square, each fronting Al feet on Cary
street, running hack 100 feet To Water street. and i'm
mediately thereafter, say at half past O'Clock r. ~
Will he sold Two Lots each containing two acres and
twenty poles, and adjoining each other, situated in The
county of ienrco, on Church Hill, on The Williams.
burg stage road about one nile from tha eilyagrsa,L
hch said lots now cultivated by Mr. Henry Heck
Ter; and Immediately thereafter say half past o.
clock, P. NJ, will be sold that valuable vacant Lot,
situated in the city Of Richmond the South side OF
Broad street, between Sd and 4 streets, adjoining the
Confectionery Store Mr. Francis Samani, fronting
Broad street ali feet running back ITO feet: And
MONDAY, the 20th day Of September, l847, al o.
clock p. NJ, will he sold that valuable Farm in the
county OF Goochand, on james river, about 81 miles
above The city Of Richmond, called kamsCatka, con
tanning about 73o acres, map aud survey of which will
be made and exhibited AT the sale IL IL now trnanied
out 10 Mr.. John Thomson, lr, of Goochland Couit-
house, who will no doubt show II 10 any disposed
10 purchase. This Farm adjoins tho well known
called "Beaverdam," owned BY the heirs of James
Pleasanls of Maryland and Corbin Warwick, Esq Of
this city, the soil cf which, like theirs, be made
equally fertile.
The terms Of sale for all the above property will be-
third in cash, balance in equal nstalments
and years, for bonds negotiable notes. interest
added secured by trust deed 1.-THE weather should
he such either of the days appointed for the sale Of
y.
TO render II improper sell, The sales thereof will bs
adjourned from day 10 day till they effected
w. GODDlN, Commissioner.
P.S-The moiety Of G3 acres Ut Westhani, on James
river will be sold about the LIST Of November next, OF
which due notice will be hereafter given. w. C.
Richmond, Aug. II, .e4I.-ctds
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE OR


THE UPPER BEAYERDaM FARM, lying in the
l forks of the James River and Beayrrdam Creek, 4
miles below Goochl1nd Courthouse, and 81 from Rich
mond containing 40 acres, 100 of which are river low
grounds Of the best quality 37 Of creek meadow,
and $50 in woodland the soil Of which is unsurpassed
by any ON the river. The Maiden's Adventure Dam,
which supplies feeder for the James River aud Ka
nawha Canal, is contiguous the low grounds, fur
nisns valuable water power for milling manufac
turing purposes. This property will he offered at pr
vaie sale until The 2a.h day Of september, which
uay II not previously disposed Of il will be offered al
public sale al oncland Court house; and, If not sold
on That day, viii be rented by ilie year.
TERMS OF 5ALE-One third cash. tile balance in
Two equal annual payments, the purchaser giving his
das.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing at private sale will
apply by mail tpost paid 10 q. Peasants Brooke.
vile, Maryland, to DIR. r. Howard University Of
Virginia.
On the same terms time aud place, will be offered
Tract Of Land called THE FOREST, adjoining the
land owned by the heirs of the late Dr. Trent lying on
both sides of The road, TWO miles below Beaver
dam containing 3o5 acres, $50 Of which cleared the
balance In wood-about 100 acres on The South side Of
the road heavily mbered. This property will be sold
entire, or divided 10 suit purchasers.
Persons Wishing To View the property will apply TO
Robert W. Peasants, ESQ.,, of Pleasant Green, who
WIN take pleasure in showing the lines. &c. IL sold
before the Goth September, due notice will be given.
BASIL o. PEASANTS,
HENRY HOWARD, Agent
Aug. l7-ctfs the other heirs.
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POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT to 4 decree Of the Superior Court Of
L Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, in the Stale Of
Virginia, pronounced the I'D day of March, lsi. IN
The Of William Mann, plaintiff, against James Nc
Dearman, administrator dc bons non with the will an
nexed Of James McDearman, deceased, and others, de-
fenants the undersigned, appointed by The said de-
cree, commissioned for that purpose will. on MONDAY,
the 9th day of September next, that being Powha!an
County Court day. proceed 10 sell nj The Court llous. Of
said county, the highest bidder n public auctinm
tract or parcel of land conveyed by SAID William Mann
william A. Cooke, Sr in trust for ,hr benefit Of Jo
sepl NcDearmln, Executor Of James McDearman, de.
ceased by deed made by said Mann aud wife, and ad
mitted To record IN the Court Of Powalan county,
the alst day Of September, le20.
Tile aforementioned tract Of land Is described as
lyin. in the county of Powhatan in thr fork OF the
South and North branches Of Fine Creek, containing
four hundred and seventeen by survey II IL be-
lieved To be about three miles from the Court House o.
the county, in agreeable and healthy neighborhood
and 10 comprises due proportion Of wood and cleared
land some OF which is said to he very good
TrsMs :-0ne-founh Of the purchase money 10 be
paid In cash. aud the balance in three equal nsaIm. MIS-
Of six, twelve and eighteen months, hearing interest
from the day of sale; Tho purchaser giving bonds with
surety for The credit payments, and enc commissioner
executing no conveyance unit, the purchase money is
paid, and a conveyance directed by the Court.
July 30-ctds TiioS. II. GILES, Cnm'r.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
COUNTY OF MATHEWS

DY virtue Of decree OF the County Court OF
ID Mathews pronounced on the 9Th day OF
August, ls47, in The suit of "Mary F. Dises
and others, against Martha II. Digs and others"
The undersigned, who We're appointed commits
sioners under said decree, will proceed 10 sell at
Mathews Cour. House on the second Monday
in October next, that being Court day. that valu.
able and productive Farm in the county OF Ma
lhsws, lying between The waters OF North and
Pianka,ank rivers, called WINDSOR" OF
which Samuel Digs died seized and possessed
containing about four hundred acres; about one
half Of the tract is cleared, and the remainder
thicky set with Pine, Oak and Ash
The buildings consist OF large Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Carriage House, Kitchen,
&c, all built Of good materials, and in excellent
order. This Farm is considered healthy.
Any further description is deemed unnecessa.
~, as persons wishing 10 buy are invited 10 ex.
anime The premises and judge for themselves.
TERMS q SALE-A credit Of one, TWO and
three years, except so much cash as will be ne
cessary to defray The costs of suit and expense OF
sale; the two last instruments to carry interest
twelve months from The day of sale. Bonds with
satisfactory security will be required OF the pur-
chaser, and The title 10 the land retained until the
purchase money is paid
ALBERT DIGGS, ]
WILLIAM DIGGS, ! Commissioners.
THOMAS DlGGS,
August 25-eoids
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAUoUlER
yuI1I.rC SI1I pHuR SPRINGS STOCK.


PURSUANT 10 decree Of The Superior Court OF d
Chancery for The Richmond cIcnlt ~ ,ne s ss %
the s ao n,in,g e
Green and othe1s defendants, the undersigned, ap.
81 1' "rPsse Of Sy ss
he, ,s.7 n,ocsed 10 SELL at the Fauquier White Sui
u Springs hundred and ayu ra',
Capital Stock of the Fanqu'cr White sulphur sp''"s'
reason the sale G Of The u" said s"ss sS ss
in. saIs wilI be Continued The day, and so on,
from na day no. TO day. al until completed. -.
The said stock will be sold nj public auction 10 he
bebcs, bidder and in such parcels as will best sun tue
convenience of purchasers. III, rr,;,
H., noL ~ J,nuayy next a. any purchaser or pufcha-
ser. ,S sv yDos sndn nf
hona ,, rnoJ security for the payment OF Tile pur'
chase ha time en
,t ,s ry,b stock 10 any purchaser until the pur-
chase money shall be paid, and transfer directed ~
the Court. IL. ~ "
AM ai-d1tkcSt
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE FOR
SALE WITH WATER POWER.

INTENDING 10 nave to the West offer for sa'e my
landed Estate lying in the county of Amslia thirty
five miles from Richmond, thirty from Petersburg, and
ten from the Cloverh Railroad Depot, on the waters
OF Deep Creek and Swealh0usr Creek, containing onr
thousand three hundred and seventy four acres OF
land Of which about three hundred acres are OF the
best creek low grounds drained for cuitivallon three
hundred Of original growth equal 10 any tobacco
land In the neghborhood, heavily timbered, with Oak,
Pine and Hickory There are three hundred ana my
thousand Tobacco hits, and improved lots, which
produce fine tobacco, together with much pney land,
that would produce fine tobacco; each shit would pro-
duce from five hundred ak hundred barrels of corn
and small grain in proportion There are not four acres OF
gully or CALLED land in the tract On Sweathose Creek s
valuable water power, which may be used by canal or
pond for milling manufacturing purposes. The site
Ia one which formerly was large Mil, and no want oil
water. There are few sites in this section of country
that have advantages equal 10 this The Dwelling IL
large and and with every bonsa ta, may he
wanting for the accommodation of family and for
curing crops. Tobacco hoisrs for thirty forty thou
sand pounds Of tobacco sramary large, with treshng
machine, aud houses for forty 10 fifty slaves. |, is sell
dom so desirable estate, in desirable section Of
country is for SALE together with The advantages of The
markets OF Richmond and Petersburg
Persons wishing To purchase fine estate are invited
10 view this which will BIZ shown with pleasure by the
subscriber. Terms accommodating.
WM. WoRSnAM.
n Ill
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale.

ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF
" LAND ON IVY CREEK, in the county Of Abe
marie, five miles from Charlottesville on Siauaton
Turnpike. This tract has leo acres of low grounds
equal TO any in Vtenn, about geo cleared, and
$50 acres III wood The high land Is in high State al
improvement. IL Is well watcred and thoroughly
ditched, and is admirably adapted the culture ol
corn, tobacco wheat, oats and the grasses &c. Many
crops have been made on the Estate equal 10 any III
this country. Tho improvements area good dwell
Ing house with eight rooms, stone barn 40 by 90 feet
stable with Is stalls aud sheds In accommodate ~
horses tobacco houses to cure o5 hogsheads toaco,
good overseers house and houses for so slaves Ice and
carriage houses, fine orchard, &c.
The distance from the University Of Virginia is about
three and half miles, enough for students 10 at
~ Of the vicnage IL equal 10 any In North Anerica-
SIX and half miles TO navigation. railroad, also,
will probably be constructed from Gordonspile Char
otesvile, which will furnish choice Of conveyance
for persons, or things, to Richmond. Persons wishing
to view the place will be welcomed amer the old Virgil
mia fashion.
ALSO, an ESTATE of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
James river In the county Of Fluvanna at the juno
ton of Hardware with that stream, which has 100
of first rate low grounds, little over 100 highland
cleared and near 500 acres in wood 500 OF which front
the canal, and afford from 30 so cords Of fine wood
per acre, which is worth about per cord standing-
This is considered of the best Tobacco Estates
the river There new houses Is hogshends,
built in the best manner, and ~ might be made with
sufficient force The Wheat crop now growing will
show for Itself, without an accident. The buildings
consist of eOod oyerseers house. and cabins for TWEEN
~ negroes stables for six horses sheds for and
oxen, and good Ice house. There has beer as little
sickness there for thirty years as al any place In The
mountains. Either Estate will be divided 10 suit pur-
chasers. Terms liberal. Any communication directed
TO toe, at Hardin's Tavern, Aibemare county, Va,
will be promptly answered. w. w. GILMER.
June S-cw3m
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Lambert,s Off c e

On ryar,eenM Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
rTyuoMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has CONNIE need
street, under tho Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by d. Nj. Hoyt, and recently by e. B. Pendlelon.
Maury & Co. Isuceessors Gregory Col Ma
nasers, always for sal in the greatest variety.
NO. 3 AHEADi
Another handsome Capital
n''|ns s s set y 5. a' IS Il IS IS Gus
Whole Ticket, Nos. 7 25, prizs Of $1,000, sold
and paid by LAMBERT, No. 3, Exchange Place.
TO-DAY.
FRlDAY-Dolar Lottery. To he drawn in Norfolk,
the Virginia Leesburg Lottery Extra, Glass No. 25.-
Capital s., 0G0 rs Nos 10 drawn Tickets 81; halves
SO cta.; quarters 25 cts.
sATURDAY-Anolher Dollar Lottery. The Sussex,
Delaware Lottery Ex,ra Glass No. Co. to be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, at ~ O'Clock, and
Capital 81 600 so Nos, drawn. Tickets 81; halves
so cents; quarters 25 cts. Sales close at O'Clock.
Also for saturday-A Splendid Scheme!
10000 DOLLARSl
Sales clo5e OF four o'clock.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 50, for ISa,. TO De
drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, Aug. - rs No. Lot
OOO 10000, 5000, 5000 5000, 30 Of loco, 60 of
600, &c. Tickets SO; halves S; quarters2 So
The most brilliant Lottery eper dra,en in The .. S!
Grand Capital Of 100000 DOLLARS
200 prizes OF 1900 DOLLARS! (being the
lowest No prizes
The LIST 9 drawn Nos. 900 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass g. for ls47 TO be drawn al
Alexandria, Saturday, Goth October. IS No. Lottery
l2 drawn ballots.
Magnificent Scheme:
/ srand nriyr az 40,OO0 5000
l prZe Of oO'OO0 1000
$1,000 900 1900
II Z" la,o7s s. {" 1000, &c /,
| &C., amounting to So, O93, 275.
Whole Tickets S40-halves 20-quarters l0-eehths s.
Purchasers Of packages whole tickets shares) al
this Office will have deduction made Of THREE
A package Of whole Tickets-25 for ee-w cost
$3.50, and must draw S406 nett.
A package OF halves-25 for 2a-wil cost $40, and
must draw e204 nett
must draw Sl02 nett.
A package Of eiehths-25 for ea-w cost ello and
must draw ISL nett.
Orders from the country enclosing the cash or prize
tickets In NJ & Co.'S Lotteries, punctualy attended To-,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place.
pJ- Recollect No 3"Thsre's luck In odd plumbers,
says Rory o'MoIs" Aug. %
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800 Dollars Reward.

TNHE President aud Directors Of The Urilcc Of
Discount and Deposie Of The Bank of Viz
einia, al Lynchburg, do hereby offer reward Of
$500 for The apprehension, securing and deliver
ing 10 Lynchburg Of WILLIAM B.. AysaErT,
laie Teller OF the said Bank, who, amer having
embezzled portion Of the funds of the Bank, abb
seconded from that place on Thursday last. From
information received, 1t Is supposed that The said
Ayerelt has gone Soulhwardly. He Is man OF
small statue, thin vissge, light eyes. and oil COED
address. Aug 4-c2aS2~