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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
SAMUEL TURNER.
III al 4 II =

Ind anapOIis, Indiana,
Bopkbinder.
I'D urer and Publisher of the Indiana Officers Guide, t ma
Register, Cadys Pocket Memorandum Cols PlImes AZ Ia
discount to those who sell again Depot Of Cear atoms a~ss
hand nrge Of Law Me' .,cai
Miscellaneous aud School Book emfa me most valuable
nhns ~ pm ~ VIM" arc e""a all appeal Aka
Ju'ee nohs, 10y Dos, cuIored Prints
S'.i'e anu tanoy S'''.o nery Of every description.
~ ' at wishing Medical. aw other worbs
" rir delivered wagons Lnh
'h' az ns Of
Book and Job Printing.
The subscriber having procured Tyne
do kind OF Pa,n aud Fancy Printing
terms aud al The shortest notice. 20 SAMUEL TURNER.
PAPER AND QUILLS.
ifO 90 reams Letter Paper various qualities
300 reams Wrapping Paper, varous qualities.
30 ,OOO Clarified Quilts various qualities
q fsR scx
ID. cRAlGIlEAD
CASH FOR RAGS.
SO 600 POUNDS Of good clean Rags wanted Tor which viii
DO,oNo the highest exchange and
paper for them at reduced prices. {. BpANls
bookseller, opposite B'ownins's ofsi
CASH FOR RAGS.
IN 600 POUNDS of good clean Rags wanted ~hcA
OO,VOo highest market price will paid lssr
al reduced prices. by p d. CRAtGHEAD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

AVARIETY OF Carpenters and Coopers' Tools just
by mech
be theS Sickles,
Spades shove Chains other articles
sell
give highest market price Wheat Rye, Flaxeed.
BecSwax Tallow Lard goods cash. Please all and
examine he articles. J. NiCOLAI,
Fivedo sOfD Drake Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
BUSINESS CARDS.
KETCHAM Il STEVENS,
attorneys and COunSeIlOrS at Law,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
VN1L practce the United States Courts as wei as In the
w of State. will attend TO collections
trusted TO them in any part loft the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
IRON! IRON!

lust received atGRAYDON's Hardware sign the
from Pittsburgh aarge quality Juniata
warranted good including almost used by ksmihs
Twe-o inch, "a 3iby5-6. by
5Sny IL 2by Ia, by {, S3by 35, IA 2 aud IL
by 50.
Round and Suae-I ID inches IL Is 1884, sl q
7-l6, s. 10, Ia inches.
Hoop ron5 Z, Is, I, Ia, I2, "a and 3iLehes
Band Ifon-Frnm Ia Z inches
Horse shoe by ID, and BY IS inches;
Malt Iron sheet Iron;
Plough slabs ., 10, VI aud ~ inches wide
n ugh Wings, quito most
Spring steel, >, l 3 4 aud , inches;
Mould Boards Of slopes and Pe
Also supply Of Elliptic Springs FOR
Patent AXletrees; Wagon and Ilurgy Boxes
Cast German. English Bl~ter
Smoothing Irors, Dos lions, Tailor irons;
smrhs' Below- Anvii.
p, lsi6.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

TREATISE the tot duties H..
Aces the Peace actions cocniz
ia Justices Counsi the stale o Indiana;
BY WV Wick and Barbour. Justpubshed sale ~
b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

THE subscriber has in his employ the very best work
country affords and has hand large quantity
of the finest stock Leather selected by himself expressly
this market. He will manuacture Boots and Shoes OF
description and style warranted to perform we and at such
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

- DOZ pint Fiasks 10 boxes by 10 Window Glass
NJ d0x Flask. Window ass
q dor Bottles, 80 boxes Nails,
half gallon Bottles, 3boNes warranted.
gallon Bottles. Knives and Forks
90 dox Tumblcrs different sorts doI. Grass Scythe
and sizes. dok. Grain Scyt lcs.
in
Engand great other articles these
received sale by the subscriber
CHARLES MAYER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

Oh BONES Chewing Tobacco Of different qualities from
~ best Cayendish down TO siN-Twisi.
100 doz. papers cut and dry Chewing Tobacco.
go dor. papers cut and dry Smoking Tobacco,
20 900 American Cigars.
I5. 600 best Half = parish Cigars.
20 ,OOu Spanish Cigars. various brands
500 It's Snrifs various brands,
o.2tO Stone Pipes and Stems.
Ito German Pipes.
Just received and Tor sale low by the subscriber.
sS CHALREs MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
|kSEflN1

UUsT aud sale invoice good ne~ Trim,
80 the quality used paper anA IS "
ranted be first rate article II put up 20 - 10 kegs
aud will be sold at p cents per pound Kegs - will
and funds
promptly attended TO, when panied by he cash
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

WE receiving large extensive OF
w Spring and Goods embracing Dry
les oueenvaFe Hardware fact almost article
community the Merchandise solicit
call from visiting this city Country Merchants supplied
on be mo- a. rable SMITH HANNA 4 CO,
lite Branc Bank ont he corncr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
REPLY TO Mr. CLAY.

The Lexington (Kenucky) Gazette publishes
in full The able and patriotic speech Of Mr.. Robt
WicklfTe before large Democratic meeiing. Ii
is conclusive reply 10 Mr.. Ciay's positions in
favor OF Mexico, and a powerful indication Of
the justice of The Mexican war. We regret thai
We have room for only The concluding Passages
Alter quoting Mr.. CIays speech in jusiiyins Mr
his speeches in 1913 On the army bill, The orator
says:
"Bur will not multiply extracts refer you
10 the speeches, that you may read al your leisure
and then determine how II is hat Mr. Clay who
could al that time thus rouse The sleeping cner-
sies OF his country b. these ardent ana bold ar-
peas, can n0p c0dly assert, in prese0ce of lie
consregaled multitude Of his fellow liens, that
it is Mexico, and no! US who is defending her
homes, her firesides, and her aars
"Mr Chairman, the whole object is 10 break
down Democratic President and Democratic
administration. Sir, do not personally know
MIR. Pc X. | have never seen him. Have no
favcrs 10 ask from him, aud would accept none
he was not my Choice among the Democratic
aspiranis 10 the Presidency, as presume he was
oil none here have endeavored 10 lock a his
administration with calm and unbiased mind
and do no. scrupe 10 affirm, thai in The midst Of
complication Of difficulties, such as have rarely
fallen 10 the lot OF an American Presi;len--cold
and lnkewarm friends, biller and malignant fges
the general tenor oi his course has heen such as
10 challenge The appreciation oil an enlightened
people. Public men may have their private
erieis and private resea.mens, on; the people
have none such 10 warp their judgments or sway
their feelings. Let him, then, go on, true 10 bis
high mission as the Chief Magistrate OF The only
flee people on earth let him bear in mind The
nature of the trust delegated 10 him by the poo
pie; let all The ends he aims al be his coun
Iry's, his Gods and lruih's; then, il he falls, hi
falls blessed martyr. But he will not ALI
Be assured that the uppermost political feeling
OF this people is 10 stand by iai'hfu! publi'
servant. A palrio, people will come 10 the rescue
of patriot President"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
ro,.,,,s Of the Enquirer.

ENQUIRER is published DAlLf EoI tuo S nj
N " rWI WEEKLY (for the country.) ror lhe Da,y
SD sb" dollars per annu n and Al the rate oil eE"s
Pape e,sten for shorter period than one year
CO las IL Weekly five dollars per annnln' anu IN -
the srs months, payable IN advance 10 DC -,
Dollars l" ,emi;ted by mall post paid OF SIX Doa''
t.t 9pee, \, the end ofthe year. vail
per annS ~, ues 10 this office may be remea re .
70 and available Bank notes, al tne rish .. ,
ecou a Of oil letters being pad 6y rae
tor; ~ of single letter is scarcs! oil any ~ n
IThs pos,s II is the accumulation OF postage, ,ar
TO 'ne business, which operates Us '''''N
IN IN. Editcys ,nvppTlSlNG.
=. THE DAILY ENoUlRER-foI o one .sH,s and
~ lines. or less, first insertion, my insert
;l,ee srcrr.ding insertion twenty -hVe e.n wsrk
e ,rn a week, twice a weeh, or ihtee ''"'e'
,s, seven and half cents; o, s,r,re Of sixteen
9uEy THE SEMI-WEEKLY-one sHua I'm con,inu.
:, s q, less first insertion, IS CENTS ''' e"S''
moe, so cents. ..,,,sd 6fty dollars for thirty
and in Thai proportion for adVet1lsees ncon.
Haas, Isns,h-except Lottery Vendors anu .s, in.
s'es ,vbo are charged one hundred dollars Np"p''
Al, Obituaries and Marriages from inc C. ~
SSn.var the party's hand writing Is 9hk ' w a..
nat. must BE- authenticated by tue i no e,ss
Omee' IN me izhborhood, they VIII In nc case
eos.iished Every measure, 'hat mas oeen .ane ~
D mnnsons and Quizzes, has proved o.
pei,;nT We must, therefore, insist, IL suon ao
nha ,h. Communication being certlned oy Tue h""0 W
up'ee ,,nos,.r tcrnen the back OF the tete..
INC -, from distance must be nccompahiou "'"
nav or satisfactory references, TO insure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Cycnit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the County of Halifax, In the month
OF October, l547:
and Mary Z. Crank, which said tiyram H., Juseph w
and Mary E. arc infants and by their next friend,
VIM. Crank, Plaintiffs:
against
Charles A. Ballow and VIM. T. Ballow, Executors Of
Jesse Ballow deceased, WIN r. Ballow, Jane Booker,
WIN. Montgomery i|aOw, Elizabeth X. Raow, VIM.
II. BaOw, Henry BallOw John Bailow, Edwin Ballow,
James Balow, George Ballow, Augustus I Walton and
Mary Z. his wife, Louisa Colquit, James H. Goodman,
FAC T Goodman Charles J. Goodman, Litte,on Z.
Goodman, Thomas -. Goodman and Elizabeth his
wife, John J. Guthrey and Martha his wife. Samuel
Bagwell and Wilianna his wife, W lillian Wright and
Jane his wife, who was Jane Coleman, Sarah Coleman,
Charles Cole San, Hannah Anderson, Henry Anderson,
Sterling Anderson, Charles Ballow. John T. Bnllow,
Vim. r. Ballow, it,, VIM Ballow, Cntharine Ballow,
Elizabeth Dallow, DIANA. Ba;low, Thomas Hudson,
Nancy Hudson, Thomas ". DUwdy and Mary his
wife, T +. Jones aud Elizabeth his wife, llezekiah
Ford and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wallace and Ann
his wife, Defendants.
The defendants, Samuel Wallace and Ann his wife.
Henry Ballow Edwin Balow, Samuel Ba,well and
Willianna his wife William Fl. Baow, Horace, Hem
~ and Sterling Anderson, John F. Ballow, VIM II. Bal
low. IT,, WIN. Ballow, Catharlne BaIlow Elizabeth
Ballow, Danna Ballow, EVA a Mary F William
r, Joseph and Hyram II. Crank, auyu stus I Wal.
ton and Mary Eliza his wife, John Guthrey and
Martha A. his wife, r. E. Jones and Elizabeth A. his
wife. John T. Ballow and VIM. Montgomery Ballow
having entered their appearance, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth IL Is ordered that the said last
named defendants do appear here on the first Monday
In January next and answer the plaintiffs bill; ana
that cory of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Richmond Enquirer for two months successfully, and
posted al the font door OF the Court house of thi
county. hCopY-Ieste,
Oct 96-cwem WIN. HOLT, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
HERRING IL SHELTON,
GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants,

BROAD ST., OPPOSIIE TIE DEPOT,
OFFER for sale we'll selected stock of Groceries,
~ suitable for families and farmers, which they
spectiulIy invite their friends from The ccanty, and
others visiting the city, 10 call and examine feeling
confident that they will not fail 10 give saI:, faction
Their stock consists IN part of
81 Croir, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
Wools.y u Woolsey's loaf, crushed aud pul,erised
Sugars;
Porto Ricc, New Orleans and Cuba Molnsses;
Oid lava, Laguira and Rio Coff--;
Green and Black Tcas, stquality;
Sole Leather, Upper do" SHOES and Shoe Thread
Cotton Yarns, Cn;rCn Lines, Iienp Lines;
Iron. Naiis. Sail. No | y. T.. fIruings;
Best Family Hams and Sides RacOa;
Western Sides and Shoulder 'cOn;
Winter Strained Lamp OIL, Solar on;
Sperm ard Ta!low Candles;
Soap, Starch ali-p'ce, Pepper and Ginger;
Best Chewing and Smoking T"bacco
Best Principe and Havana Cigars, and many other
articles usually kept Grocery store all OF which
will be sold very low.
II. 4 ais" pay their personal attention 20 ihe sales
of all kinds o produce p.rd-Irc themselves at all
times - o5a1 the nighes market prices and make adj
vanrrs on AL goods when III hand for sale.
Richmond, Nov %, 1877 --rwtFeb
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sutton 81 SOuthaII,s Agency

THE subscribers have established General agency
in Richmond, Va and most respectfully offer sheir
services their friends, and the public generally, for
The transaction Of all business requiring an agent said
city They promise puncnality and strict attention to
the collection Of accounts and claims Of every descrp'
ton, selling all kiads of produce, hiring out servants,
renting and receiving rents of houses efecnS pri-
vatc sales of real estate paying taxes on delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that are sold, NC.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond are informed correct forms W Ill be re-
mied to them with instructions tor the proper auhen-
tcstion Of their vouchers, if DESIRED for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
TO claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended to, by placing them in the bands Of
the undersigned.
Office in Wellington Goddin's Building. on Bank
street. nearly opposite the Sonlh gate al the Capo'
square JAMES 7. SUTTON, a.,
JOHN q. SOUTIALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
~. Iny lh-cEin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
pI ANTaTIOy FOR SALE

For sale, the Plantation known as CASA
80 BLANCA, in Jefferson county. Florida,
sisiM tainng O00 Of Land, Of hich there
.sAsHp about 900 cleared and upwards Of 100 now in
cultivation IN cote q aud corn.
This Plantation situated ~ the mos, desirable part
ticrio tie county site. there Post Office,
rious Churches, Schools, &c, and within twenty five
miles OF Tallahassee, the Capitol Of the STAT II is
well watered throughout, ahOundlnc brings Of The
finest water and is remarkable, evrh 10 this healthy
ne!ghborhood fur ~ uninterrupted health On IL there
Is a very good Dwelling House. with piazza ali around
containing c:bt tine IoDns, besides Servants apart
mcnts Kitchen, Siu!e Room, Smoke House Bath
House. Spring House lu- Nt, &c. al in good order
and repair. The Negro Quarters, Ovcrseer's House,
Tin House, Plantation Stables Fences, &C., also in
dred grots There !. also small bat rnians wa
ter power which there is GTist Sill in opera
ton.
To good purchaser, this properly will be gold low,
As the is about To remove. Possession given
the LIST January next a. which time i'll also be DspOs-
ed Of il desired 10y the buying lot Of corr, and
part Of the stock now on he place.
Those wishing 10 purchase would 60 well to eI-
anime the land wLe The present cropI growing.
For!ernls, apply Ia 7. BEATTY, who resides The
Plantation, and will be happy 10 show ii.
ALSO-Fos sale low, several hnr Tracts 0f Land in
various counties, VIZ Il 500 acres In Tiger Hammock.
Wakula county $50 the hpaIachicola Eivcr
in Gahsden county; 96D near -. Andrews Bay
Washington county; ssJ acres III the AuedOndo Grant
Alachua county, East Florida; = 600 on the st
Johns, South Of Lake George 600 the st
| Johns River, IN Duva county.
Apply above, TO COL 5. S. Sibley, Editor of III,
Floridan.
Tallahassee, Florida, July 81 lsi7.-cmGm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Il 9Th August, Negro Man named GEORGE The
said slave is 81 years OF age, black about feet
inches high weighs about $50 pounds has good teeth,
n. Dickinson & Brothers auction Room, the 22d Of
March last from Messrs Miner q. Keen, Of Pitsyva-
mia Court house. He was purchased by them-M. X.
in Rockingham, N. c., and he will in all probability
make for thdt place, he ran off last April, and WIS
taken up, his way there, at Amelia Courl-hOuse-
The person took him that occasion shot him.
with small shot, The legs, and the shot marks are
very eptble hind part, the calves OF b.
legs We will give $50 for The apprehension and deli
very of said boy to r. H. Dickinson and Brother, in
Richmond Va If taken up after this date, and II ia
ken up previous this date, will pay S25 for his de-
livery here, and the expense of Drinking him TO this
place from where he may be taken up.
KELLY, RUNDLEY co.
Richmond August q, lS47,.cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
TO TIE AFFLICTED!
FIR r.. Ed. Sg0hSasSON,

&SyHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice OF Medicine for nearly thirteen years, s
still relieving and positively curng-of the following
forms Of dsease-esht out of ten who apply TO him,
White Swelling Drop.y, Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, AZ
fec,ious of the Liver, Ague and Fever, Scad Head,
Ulccrous Sores Of long standing, letter, Cancer, Le
rosy Pa!sy' 81. slas 'ance Mens' "agns ana ~
Asthma, Syphilis, GOnorth9a, Structure, Mercnria
Disease and Al, forms Of disease lar 10 females;
such Fuer Aihus, prclapsus uteri, &c. &c Tie la.
treated several hundred cases of rheumatism, and
failed in five only where th- remedies were energetic
ally applied, iG efectns enl,re cure. Persons suf
f.rng from the effect of mercury speedily relieved
Reference. the satisfactory, can he had Office
No 3, Wall street, under the CITY Hotel
NJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Court held for
the County Of Accomac at the Court house thereof,
on Monday, the 25th day OF October, l847:
Thomas R. joynes, Plaintiff:
against
Hillary B. Stringer, ct al, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff, by hliers w. Fisher. his
Counsel and filed his bill and exhibits and the defend
ant, Hnry Str;nger not having entered his appear
arce and given security acco ding Ia the act Of Assem-
b,y and the rules of this Court and IL appearing by
tsfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabant Of this
Commonwealth il is ordered that the said defendant,
Hillary g. Srnger, do appear here on the ls day Of
January term next and The bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for
two months successvey and posted al the front door
Of the Courthouse Of this county
Nov.ls-ew0m, ~. AILwoRTH, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
HORROR OF THE spousl"

"Potomac the Washington correspondent Of
the 4" no party" Baltimore Patriot, says that Col.
Campbell, The new Wing Clerk of the House,
"luds it quite impossible, on account OF the
urgent solicitations OF members Of Congress 10 get
their respective favori,es in place, 10 make such
anpointmeus rs hr would Ct his own judgmf nj,
prefer. He is 50 tesci hal he is compelled 10 make
appointments OF gentlemen whose qualifications
and merits are OILY known to him through those
members who recommend them. OF course there
will be complain; Ak crilieanfs cannot be ac-
rommoda,ed or satisfied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
IN cHANcERY-vrse,s..:-I GOochland Count

TN CHANCERY-vrsoISiA:-I I'm Goochland County
Court, 18th October, lS47:
Massis Shelton, Thomas Shelton, David R. Shelton,
Elizabeth Meredith, Geo. w. Turner and Cecilia d. his
wife, Joseph Shelton David Shelton, David S. Terrell
Massio r. Butler, Thomas w. Terrell. Rebecca w.
Terrell Sarah S. Terrell, Thomas T. Ware, Absalonl
Il. Ware, Nancy Morris, Sally Dabney, George Wat
son, Henry Magruder and Maria his wife, Julia n.
Maday, - Rawlings and Virginia his wife, Thomas
Watson, James Masruder and Louisa his wife, Pits.
Henry p. Watson, Josephs 8. Watson, and George
Watson and other Dhs.
Bill filed, and the defendants above named not
having entered their appearance and given security ae
cordng 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that they no, Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
On the motion OF tho plaintiffs by COUNSEL II Is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the third
Monday in January next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill; and copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the City Of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Court House OF the said county.
A Copy. Teste,
Oct 29-ew2ms MAR. w. MILLER, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
80 Dollars Reward !

u AN AWAY from the subscriber, at New Kent
H Court house on the 9th day Of May 1886, Ne.
gro Woman named july The said slave is about %
years of age, five feet nches high, and very
black. She was purchased by the subscriber, at New
Kent Courthouse the 9Th day uf May, 1886, and
sold by John II. Christian, Esq Commissioner, un
der decree ofthe Chancery Count of Richmond, in tho
case Of Sempe vs.. Christian and Others. will give
$50 for the apprehension delivery of said gill 10 me,
in Richmond
Having good reason to believe that she is harbo'ed
between New Kent Z. H. and Williamsburg, by white
man, will give, IN addition to the abave reward $50
for such information will convict the offender.
Nov 9-cwtf JOHN ]. TULER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
HANDS WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes hire one hundred and
i twenty able bodied Negro MEN and BOYS for the
next year, Ia woIS On the South Western Turnpike
Rold in Montgomery county The country il very
healthy and those having hands 10 hire would DO well
h.r. them TO the subscriber, he will t. al them
well. pay good nc- Tor them and pay all DOCTORS bills
can employ several industrious Young men, provi-
ded they hire bring from twenty-five 10 thirty
hands each with them. To such wil give tar sa-
larry. ROBERT HARVEY.
MISUNDERSTANDING Montgomery county
HT Lewis lli. Esq, and William GGuIdn both of
Richmond, are Agents ioI the subscriber.
Nov 5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

My SLAVE WILLIAM, who has been hired for the
WI last years James Fisher, Jr, of this city,
il is believed has absconded and is endeavofinc TO
cape 10 free state. will give two hundred dollars
for his apprehension and delivery to me- if taken with
the limits of the State-Ore hundred dollars II Ia
ken within the limits Of the Stale, and beyond the Ii
mis- of the county of Henrco-or twenty dollars If Ia
ken Within said county. The said slave who is some.
times called William Hill IS q likely copper coored
fellow between IS and 30 years Of of pleasing ad-
dress about feet inches high, wears very bushy
head of HAIR and generally dresses well, but plainly
He will, however, IT, all probability, change his appear
much possible. JOHN HILL.
n.> ,Src,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28

out brigh prospectto this young but gifted man.
His speech, taken as whole, or in lis separate
PORTIONS, is among he mos able have fora long
Time read. will hereallar'call the attention Of
Your readers to o.her extracts from IT. which
alike prove the abiig and the TASTE oi this adopt
ed son OF The g Lone Stdr." a FRlENU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
Fifty Dollars Reward.

EFT The camp of Noah I1urfOot. Go'dshorough,
- n. e., about the 25ih October last whilst on bis
way South, Negro Nan named ABRAM-about five
feet FIVE six inches high, black stdners WI, ,aik'
ing, aud says he is 80 years old He was sold IN Rich
mond last September, and has worked two or three
years In the Coal Pits in Chesterfield. The ABOVE re-
ward will be given for the apprehension % said Abran,
and il delivered TO the subscriber in Richmond all
expenses paid from the place of taking hun.
Dec ai-c5t K LUMPKIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
MR WILLIAM R HATCHETT

TAKE NOTICE. that shall proceed, on The 18th
i day of February, lS48, at the office Of John & IT,
II. Marshall, at Charlotte Court house, Va between
the hours Of suRrise and Of that day. TO take the
dispositions of James NJ. Purh, and others, 10 he nd
as evidence in suit depending in the Circuit Su
perlor Court Of Law and Chancery for Charlotte coun-
ty, Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you and 9th
ers are defendants which time and place you at
teld, If you think proper, Yours, SC,
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