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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRaTED
+ w DAVI DIS,

A CERTAIN REMEDY for nil fixed pains in the
"A SIDE, Chest Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rleu-
Inatism in all lis varied FORMS Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections Fee
male Weaknesses, etc, For the above complaints
this Plaster has no Equal. The great celebrity which
II has already acquired, not only in the old but in the
new world-Ihe extraordinary cures il has performed
In The most extreme cases Of suffering, have acquired
for such reputation, that the proprietor has not-un
III recently able 10 supply hall the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town aud village In
the United States are without 4 parallel!
A Circumstance not surprising, when The vast amount
Of human suffering relieved by it, use is considered.
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually 10 of the de-
cidei character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
out of twenty readily yield To the penetrating st
mula c"mbined IN this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either chronic, the claims Of
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who are laborlng under weak
hacks, no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have orisaated-even If such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous appcaons-in the use of the He
brew Plaster they will find The affected part suddenly
restored To its original sonndness.
As n supporter IN cases Of constitutional weakness IL
will be found of great advantage. IL Is particularly
commended 10 Females who suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific ~ was
pabr ot compromising from valuable substances found
In the old world and vii be found entirely from
those objections which source Of complaint with
The numerous spread plasirrs before the public.
TT These plasters possess the advantage of being
put up In air light boIes-hence they retain their full
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE OF COCSTERFEITS AND BASE mi.
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving Of Jeto Dard on
the wrapper around each box. Price 80 per box
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread six eight plas
| ters
| sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOviT. & MEAD,
no 80 Charters street, New Orleans, General Agents
| for the South and West. Sold also by
ALIEN. DuVAL, Richmond
GaYNOR p WOOD, Richmond.
THos. II. RoSSER Petersburg.
81. A. SANTOS, Ncrf'i.
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FIR tie Enquirer.
AMER is NOW FLUNG TO The
y O.A DOL EZE

Err tie Enquirer. :
BANNER is NOW FLUNG To IHc
BREEZE.
80, and tIoat saIIauiiy, in tho coming STRIFE
A. ns, .ouI mountain heghls--unturi IN YOU y.
kr!h famed By the winds OF ocean, ~. :.
.,nrnh over our eastern and western P'ains'
1 n,mocra,ic Association of the clly OF
viii meet at early canele-iight this
a,yl evening al the City Hall:
s'cfats there is every thing IN the aspect
~. 10 cheer Us on. Our candidates, Cass
s a" are statesmen of tried ability, ana
20, y. or their public services. What Demo
:, hesitate 10 support Lewis Cassa-the
and compeer of Andrew Jackson-Wno
,,sst in the cabinet and on the held-who
!, srs, man 10 volunteer al Inc oreaRing-
| me war OF lsi2-who marcneo 'nfousn
y. arrests of the West, invaded Canada: ana
/ ak The enemy with signal valor. VIVA,
-, can hesitate between Fillmore and
The gallant, high,souled, chivalrous But.
!, aid 10 Hickory Jackson al the batt'e OF
fo.saus-he who fought SO CALAMITY IN Inc
3.,-who. al the battle of the river Raisin,
zen laurels worthy 10 be entwined AROUND
:s-who, after being wounded on lhat nela
! remarked 10 his comrades-"I fear m,s
.sta, but viils / am able 10 more 4 ,ctte
..y" These are our candidates who are
/ red. and of whom ii has been truly sara,
=. sans peuy et sans reprOahc. Every where
L~y kindIing. The Keystone and Buckeye
/. and The Old Dominion, with one voice.
|rses success. Virginia expects every man
his duty! Let our walchword be "Concin'
1 an; Union, Energy and Vic,oy"-and WIN
,,ious cause and such candidates, we can
40 missiviugs as TO the issue with ~h'cn II
!. closed and crowned. ,o,,,re
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Artificial Teeth.

A CARD.-Havng determined to discontinue
n the practice OF Dentistry in this city on the
26th inst, would return my acknowledgements
TO my friends and the public for The liberal pat
ronage have received, and recommend 10 their
notice MIR. John Mcconnell, Dentist, who will
take my office and continue the insertion OF Por-
celain Teeth in full sets, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such as have been using-the
superiority OF which over all others now in use,
IL universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
E. CHANDLER, Dentist.
Governor St, next 10 the Richmond House.
JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the in
ser,ion OF Porcelain Teeth carved On blocks, in
whole or paris oil sets, in the style and manner
practised by MIR. E. Chandlee, aud will make use
oflhe Teeth made by Mr.. C. These Teeth pos
sess many advantages over those without gums
one OF the greatest of which 10 supplying paris
lost by absorption where The natural teeth have
been extracted, thereby restoring the lace to its
former and natural shape. They are also much
more natural in appearance than any other kind
OF artificial teeth.
JOHN MCCONNELL, Dentist,
Governor Street.
N B. The Office formerly occupied by Mr..
Chsndlee is for rent-apply 10
April l2-T&Ft ]. NC.
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NV the Magnetic Telegraph.
fCoue.pondenee of the Richmond Enqu,1er;I
WAeHlNGroN, June IL, lo4o.

[Couespo,dence of The Richmond EnqH,rT,j
WAsHlNeroN, June IL, l848.
U. S. SENATE.
Mr.. Bradbury presented the credentials OF M
Hamlin of Maine, who was duly sworn, and TOOK
his seat as Senator OF The U. States.
Alter much debate the Senate ordered 30OOO
copies Of the Report OF The Superintendent oil
the Patent Office TO be printed for The use OF Sen
ators.
A message in writing was received from the
President Of The United States transmitting the
correspondence between our Minister TO France
TMr. Rush. and the State Department, since the
overthrow OF the dynasty OF King Louis Phil.
ippe.
On Mr.. Atherton's motion, the Senate agreed
10 take upihe Indian Appropriation bill; and, al
ter some remarks by Mr.. A., the bill was inlor-
mally laid aside.
On motion OF Mr.. Weslcott, the Senate went
into Executive session, and afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
A resolution passed The House this morning d.
rectipg the removal OF the spar and lanthorn from
the dome Of the Capitol.
The House also passed joint resolution NJ
ing the eth day OF July next as the day on
which the present Congress would adjourn sine
die.
The remainder OF the days sitting was devo.
Ted 10 discussion lin Committee oil the Wholel
OF the Navy Appropriation Bill.
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Who will suffer from that painful disease, Liver Com
paint when immediate reef-if not positive cure
may be effected by the timely use Of WlSTARS BAL
SAM; for proof of which, read the following:
WATHsroRp, N. Y, May ], 1916.
Dear Sir-In the year 1871 was so severely attack
ed with Liver Complaint as TO be entirely unable TO at
tend 10 my business. consulted with the best phys-
clans in place, but they gave Inc relief In The
Winter of 1872 procured bottle OF WlSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY; and, before had used one
half of it, was able TO resume my business as usual
have since that time used two bottles of the Wild
Cherry Balsam-and have been entirely free from pan
and, with the pton of bad cold in February as
have enjoyed better health than ever did before.
WM. Z. POTTER.
We all well acquainted with Mr.. VIM. Z. Potter
know that he was afflicted in the manner he de-
scrises and that his is entitled TO full credit
SCOTT 4 WALDRON, Merchants.
Beware of counierfeits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
md all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate in NAME without possessing the vr-
tues. Buy mono but the genuine and original d. WIS
fAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-sgned !.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR g. WOOD,
No 46 Main Street, Richmond,
June, ls46. And by Druggists generally.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
sfr.alsnns,a esssace.


~ moND. vlRGINI%. ~ ~
Let ali III, world say whatthry can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTOE'S The man.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey Lottery, Class &c:
53l 40 81 26 II 30 AZ So 9.
! Half Nos. 9 II 80, a prize OF LOCO.
!. Hall Nos. &c 80 40, ptiz, Of 5000.
Half Nos ) 81 46, riz- OF SlU0.
'Th.ee more pr:z:s sell and paid hy
SFRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburs, No % June 10:
IS 36 81 % 26 81 3 SO 40 Us 10 10
Ticket Nos 35 40 10, priz@ OF $500 Both
I" !" &c 65 70 300 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. So:
% II 72 81 IS II 40 sc Ga 81 65 10 62.
Whole Nos. IA 65 70) Three more sold
Ticket Nos. 81 65 &C and paid by
Ticket Nos. II % 6l) sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOX THE HEEk.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Leesburg, No. %. Capitals: $4,000,
10000, 5,0Oo $780, alt5, 10 OF $780, 10 of l,Ouu &C
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLaRSl
WEDNESDAY-Deaware, M. s. Eaptasar, sSs. .
600, l3OOs OO0 900 $500, 5000, $685. 1000 90 Of
l,OO0, &c 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40; halves s.;
qrs. 2 so.
10000 DOLLARS! of 10000 DOLLARS,
oluuhsDaf-Susssr, no. ID. capitals: Ss0OO0,
10000, 10000, OF ,0UU&c Is Nos IL drawn. Tick
cts IS; hayes2 81; quarters %
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. 25. CapitaIs:-so0 0On
5000, 1900, 1900, lag, of 900, &c. IS Nos 70
drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters l.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
IL Drawn Numbers out OF &C.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Class No 25 for l84s, to
be drawn Alexandria on Saturday, June IL. Grand
Scheme: $50 900, $1,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 2O7s 30
of 900, ~ Of 500, Tickets SO halves S. quar-
tiers So certificate OF y whole Tickets sOO-
shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to N. h. SIRATTON,
Juue 10 Uichmnnd w.
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e. a III bert's Mce.

On fourteenth Street, under the Exchange HOTEL
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has Commences
the business of Lottery Broker, in the Office ION 4th
street, under tho Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
BY u. 81. iioyt. and recently by E. 3. Pendlelon.
Drawing of the Sussex, Delaware, Lottery, Ex.
ira, Glass SO, June 10:
% IL 10 81 IS IL 40 &c Ga 81 G5 20 CD.
Ticket, 40 81 70, one Of the Capitals, sold by
Lam BERT.
TO-DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Va Leesburg Lottery, CIas, "a,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: soc ;.
OOO 10 OOO 5000, $500, l65 10 of 500 10 of LOCO
&C. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets So; halvcsa 50: quar-.
tiers IS.
WEDNESDAY = Rich Scheme, The neawa,.
Sussex, Lottery, Glass No 49, Capitals $685. 900, 49,
600, 10 U0O &C., &C. rs Nos IA drawn. Tickets sl0
halves S; quarters SO.
THURSDAY-The Delaware. Sussex, Lottery. Class
No So. Capitals: $50, $50. of 10000, &C. IS Nos
l3 drawn. Tickets S5 halves 50; quarters l %.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongala Lottery, Glass
No. 25. Capitals: $4,000, 900, &C &c. IS Nos, /.
drawn. Ticketss4 halves 9: quartersl.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex. Della
ware, Lottery, Extra Class No. So. Capitals: $4,000
1000 &C. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81; halves 81
cents; quarters25c
Saturday Evening,-Salesclo close at O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
MAGNIFIcEHT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesbure Lottery, Glass No. IS, to b,
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals $50 COO, $4,000, 5000
5000, 1000, &C. sc Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
aJ- Orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets shares IN the above, in any of Mau
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickets
will IeceIvs the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
W Recollect No. 3-"Theres luck in odd numbers
says Rory O'M0re." June IL
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LIBERTY MILLS FOR SALE.

THE owners ofthe Liberty Mills, in accordance with
i the wishes of portion Of the Company, have con.
cluded To offer sale this well known and valuable
Milling Establishment, situated on the Rapid Ann RI
YER IN the county of Orange, about nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad There are four pair al biIs, rub
her, sroot machine pair of plaster and one pair of
rrist stones attached 10 this milling concern, all in
good repair There is also, on The opposite side nf the
river M excellent saw Mill. The country around IS
extensively engaged in wheat growing, aud the MIL
has manufactured in season about 5000 hbls Hour
The grade OF flour made At the Liberty Mills equal TO
any made on the Eastern side OF the Blue Ridge. Per
sons wishing to purchase must address the Agent Geo
A. Smith, near Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
Nav l0-ctf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
v tAEG a Es ne LAND

NEAR POWHA7AN COURT HOUSE.
N pursuance of decree made on the 50 day OF
March, 1915, BY the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, IN the of Saunders and
Others against Archer and others, now pending in
said Court, the undersigned, rs Special Commits.
sloner, appointed by sad decree for that purpose
wll ON MONDAY, the Sd day OF July, lo4s. be-
ing rowhaian County Court day, proceed To sell, at
the Courthouse Of said county, 10 the highest bid
DER NJ public auction, piece parcel of land said
To contain forty acres, lying In Pow atan county, few
hundred yards Westward from the Court house on The
Southern side Of the buckingham road and adjoining
the lands OF Messrs Nash aud Dance-being the piece
OF land belonging 10 the Estate Of the late Peter Field
Archer deceased and conveyed by him, by deed bear
Ing date the Goth day Of July 1906 and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Pow hatan County Court the 18th
day OF November, in The same year, TO William Archer,
In trust for the purposes therein forth The greater
parl Of this land is IN wood very suitable for fire wood
and all fit Is believed De we'll adapted cutiva-
lion.
TERMS-One-thirdo fthe purchase money &c be paid
In cash. aud Tie balance IN two equal instaments upon
credit OF one ald two years respectively from the day
of sale; the credit nsianrnts To be secured by bonds
with good and sufficient security he approved by the
Special Commissioner, and The title 10 be retained un-
al The whole purchase money is paid, and convey
ancc directed by the Court.
THos. +. GILES, Special Commissioner
Nav l3-dltNcTutds
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June, ls4s.

NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABURA-
TORY, has furnished no combination for the remova
OF human Ills universally successful than TIL M
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPTuA. This medicine, prepared especially, and
with great care for diseases of the Lungs, Throat and
Breast has by its salutary effects ,lenced all cavs al
its virtues, and secured the recommendation Of many
Physicians of this city, and the appreciation of all who
have employed it.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
the North east OF Fifth and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia. Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Richmond. Va. Price so cents, or 81 per bottle.
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OlEs MINES.

TINE subscriber has upon consignment, stock
i oil Madeira wine, in Demiohns, purchased
wood and now more than 90 years old; and of
Brown Sherry wine at cost OF ST in London
Il will now be offered al price TO insure sale.
He has also portion of the wines Of another
gentleman OF This place, selected by himself in
England, consisting OF Brown Sherry, kept II
years in wood and recently bottled, and old Port
and Claret Of superior quality 1t is believed
these wines are not inferior 10 any in the country.
Also on hand an uncommonly fine assortment
OF fresh Teas. WALTER ID. BLAIR.
Jnne I0dIn
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sos REWARD

WILL be paid for the apprehension of ST E.
w PHEN, who ran Of from the farm OF The
subscriber Ten or twelve days since. Stephen is
six ieel high very black, we'll and actively form
ed, oval face, head small hair short and usually
we'll combed. He was raised al West Ham,
Henrico county, and bought BY me from The es-
tate oil the lale Col. John Amber. The above re-
ward will be paid on his delivery to me IN the
city Of Richmond, or TO my manager. l.. b.
Throgmorlon, al Pikonokee farm, Meadow
Bridges road, five miles from the city.
June 7-d&ctf D. w. HAXALL.
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DRINKER & MORRIS

LAB EAGLE SQUARE.
= | received per Adams & Co.'s Express
.auze silk Under Vests, for gentlemen.
ner wear
we cotton Vests, for gentlemen
we mer'no Vests, for gentlemen
ives Snspenders, Cravats. &C., &c.
:, PARKER, BAYLY & NlMMO.
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NEW KENT LAND FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale the Farm on which Edmund Chris
L tian, deceased, formerly resided, located In Ne"
Kent county, about seven miles nom New Kent Court
house and sufficiently near 10 The navsahr part 81
chickahnminy river 10 procure lime and mari. The
farm contains two hundred and eghiy.one acres, OF
which about hundred and fifty are cleared, and the
balance has on heavy growth of pine aud oak wood
The land produces fine crops Of corn, and portion a
il IS we'll adapted to the growth of wheat and clover :
The dwelling house and all the necessary out houses
are in good order.
Persons wishing 10 purchase invited 10 call on me
as soon "a possible. at the residence of William \.
Marion, in Charlie, City county.
My brother, living on the premises, wiz snow me
land 10 any person wishing TO see IT,
will sell the farm for fair price, and on me most
liberal terms WILLIAM X. CHRISTIAN,
Executor OF Edmund Christian, deceased
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ELEGANT Gard Gases.

BEAUTIFUL PURSES, of silk and steel.
ID Rodgers, Woslenholm's and Crooks supe-
rior Pen Knives.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Diamond pointed God Pens, from the best
makers some very cheap.
Pen-hoders, in beautiful varieties.
Pocket Books and Wallets.
Superior smooth Shaving Razors.
Genllemen's Shaving and Dressing Appara.
tus, very portable for travelling.
Inkslands, oil nearly every kind.
lnksIand Dishes, some very handsome.
Walking Canes, the latest styles.
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes and Shaving
Brushes.
Genuine Cologne Wafer.
Lubin's Delicious Extracts and Essences for
the handkerchief
Note Paper and Envelopes, an extensive as
sorlment.
Fine.toned Guitars.
n PIANO FORTES. G
A very large assortment of the mos; superior
Qualty-none others kept. All oil the above
will be sold al reasonable prices.
May 81 NASH s. WOODHOUSE.
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Correspondence OF The Euquirer.l
BALTIMORE. June IL. p. N

Correspondence OF The Enquirer.l
BALTIMORE, June IL P. Nd.
FLouR-Market steady, but not active. The
Acadia's news has unsettled the market. Sales
today OF Howard Street Flour al SIS CIT; City
Mills brands sell al 5 IS.
WuEAr-We note sales of prime red al 100
1873 cents per bushel.
CoRN-Pime while sells a, Al CHS. per bushel.
In other articles no change 10 note.
NEW YORK, June IL, P. M.
FLouR-Market no, very active, though The
demand is steady. Genesee brands sell at , IS
93i and SIS The transactions to-day reach
1000 bbls. al these rates. Southern Flour sells at
6 OCT a 6 1871.
GRAlN-There is a good inquiry for Wheat
for milling purposes bnl other grains are quiet.
CorToN-A decline OF sc. has been experienced
10 this article.
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NOTICE.

WAS committed 10 the Jail OF Isle Of Wight county,
w on the I4th day OF March. 1913, as runaway. a
Negro Man. who calls himself John Morris The said
Negro feet 81 inches h,gh Of light complexion, iui
sci of teeth two small scars the back OF his Ir
hand scar the first joint Of the left thumb ana
appears TO be about 80 IS years OF lad on when
committed TO jail suit of Northern Sersey anu
pantaloons OF bluesh color, over jacket o! uaIs
grew black cashmere vest and an old fnr ,a'' uen
worn. The owner of said negro is requested 20 como
forward proye his property pay the lawful charges,
=, u"l ,s"' EDWIN L. BALLARD, s.,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff OF Isle OF "ie"' county
ID, ,2rn
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Five Dollars sseward.

STRAYED or stolen eff from The Grocery Store oil
- Francis 7. IsheIl, Shocfor Hill, Richmond, on
Thursday night, June lst BAY MARE. She is In
good order-had small rope haltrr-about eihst
years old between four and five feet high with black
legs uane and tail-no other natural flesh marks re
collectrd-all of her feet much rritated with the
scratches, il extending entirely around the hoof Of her
hind feet-he hair rubbed of about the size Of dollar
In of her left thigh by the britt Lins-has knot
abaul the size Of small marble just under the skin of
her right thigh. and string OF hair off Of her belly,
along the lower part extending from her fore legs
ly 10 the bag The aboye reward of Ave dollars will be
paid her appehe and delivery or for such in
formation as ~ enable me- get her again. II made TO
Francis I Isbei, Richmond. TO Elisha Melton Louisa
Courthouse or 10 the subscriber, Thompson's x Roads
r. o., Louisa county, RU. II. lSBELL.
June E-cW.ws
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Va a Y z, T. "a

ENFORMATiON Of Mrs. j. A. BiNISTER, who
came Down the Mississippi, from Northern Hi
hols ABOUT me middle of Septemhe. last, aad is sup.
Poseh 10 De IN some Southern Southwestern State
il nome III pursuit ofemploy expecting 10 meet
WIN situation In ST. Louis; but, being disappointed
came 10 tnis place. where secured situation, ard
wioe 70 o.. Louis, that Mrs b., when SHE there,
might know where was: but she having arrived there
neioIe ine letter, and finding there, passed
a . me river, las was inlormed.) Having made
mutt inquiry, by letter and otherwise, without
cess, have taken this method. if percbance ts M
u,e may IAN under her eye, some other persons
VINO may Know where sac is and thus relieve me from
painful suspense Any Information respecting her,
directed Ia me, at this place will be Thankfully received
As nroEer typo need only request thai The bret-
rem OF me Press throughout the South and Southwest
wiz ~, copy .his notice. J. a. BASlfTER.
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100 Dollars Reward.

re AN AWAY FROM the Shenandoah Iron Works,
~ about the LIST OF April last, two Negro Men-DA-
MEL and CLARK-benngng TO the Estate of The late
Miles Marques, Of the county Of Madison. Said Ne
groes are OF muatto complexion, aged about twenty
years. and some five feet nine ten inches high
clark, Is believed, has scar upon his face No 9th.
or mark rrcollecled
The above reward will be given for the eppraheu-
sion of the Negroes, il taken Of the State and
cured so that can get them agan-or $50 will he gl.
ven for the securing of either one if taken OF the
Stae-0r 500 taken in the State and secured so that
get them agan-or SlU for either one.
THOMAS N. WEIGH,
Executor of Miles Marques, deceased.
Madison co., Va, May 23-ctf
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). w. i'aaury & Co.,

Virginia Leesbure Lottery, Glass ~, for ls4s to be
drawn ON Saturday, June 2ilh. Is Nos, Il drawn.