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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sutton IL soufl,ali,s NeencV

luiE subscribers have established General Agency
In Richmond, Va, and most respectfully offer their
services TO their friends and The public generally for
the ransacon of all business requiring agent said
Guy. Ihey promise punciuality and strict attention TO
tue collection of accounts and claims of every descrp
tlon selling all kinds of produce. hiring servants
Ienns OUT and receiving rents of houses, -eeting
lands and redeeming those that are sold &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay in
Richmond, are informed that correct forms will be re-
med TO them with instructions for the proper anthem
iication of their vouchers, If desired, for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
10 Claims from The United States, may have them
promptly attended to, by placing them in the hands OF
the undersigned.
Ofhce in Wellington GOddin's Building, Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate Of the Capitol
Square JAMES Il. SUTTON, in,
JOHN b. SOUTHALI.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
US. July l6-c6m
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LITTLETOWN ACADEMY.

THE exercises of the Ltleiown Academy will com.
L mence on the second Monday in January, Ander
the superintendent Of Mn. l.. REUBEN, who has
conducted the Institution the present year in
highly satisfactory 10 the Trustees aud Patrons of the
School The manifest progress and cool conduct of
The scholars, enable the Trustees to recommend Mr.
Reuben to all who wish their children thoroughly
taught in an elementary or classical education. The
Trustees believe il TO be Mr. RS first aud great oh j-ct
tolead his pupils to inquire think and investigate Tor
themselves and To learn the and hrs, princi.
pies of the several studies they may pursre and they
are convinced that course Of study thus directed
so far superior to the too common method Of merely
menor;sng aud repeating daily tasks hardly ad-
NIT Of 4 comparison
As the number OF students will he limited, and as the
entrance Of scholars after the Of ses.
sion is attended with loss 10 themselves and nconve-
nience To the teacher II ~ hoped that those wishing
patronfe The school viii make early application.
The services OF an assistant have hetn secured who
VIII enter Upsn his duties soun the number
tendance shall exceed twenty-five, and who will take
charge Of those in the elementary branches.
Tuition varying from $40 to SIT 50 per session.
Among the branches which will be taught. IL desired
losophy, Chemistry, Physiology, Geology, Algebra
Geometry, Surveying, Book Keeping, &c.
Board can be obtained In the village Tor $40 per ses-
sion. Especial attention will be paid 10 the conduct
and moral department ofthe pupils. Any communica.
s sSn directed TO Dr. T. D. Brown L,tletown, Sussex
by order OF the Board of Trustees.
THOS. ID. BROWN, Secretary.
p. S.-We are requested 10 announce that Mrs. VIII
LIAM KIRBY intends Ia open Female School in the
Village of Liiiletown, and will teach what Is usually
taught in the best English Schools, and tina; the terms
which will he moderate, will he made knnwn here
after THE TRUSTEES
Ian
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SALE OF A GOLD NINE.


VIRGINIA AT Il superior Court ri Cancrry for the
Richmond Circuit, held nj rhr Capitol in The Ciy oi
Richmond on SATURDAY., January lh.h, ioiI:
Peter w. Gnbhs Richard Relns, John Slater, Royal
Parish Henry A TaIum, Richard e runsIal, Samp-
son Jones, ~. l.. StritDn, Stokes Tnn-tal Joseph r.
Mann, Alexander Garrett, William w. Undertake,
John THOMPSON Jr.. Executor of Thomas Mienrr, de
ceased Robert X Brock, James y. Cowles, Washington
7. Mann, Hugh W Fry, and Francis b. Hart,
John Ellis, David ~ Hunter, James Bibb aud WI
liam NJ. MITCHELL Defendants
This cause came on this day. by consent of The de-
PENDANT, James Bbb by counsel 10 be heard upon the
bill and the exhibits Herewith filed upon the answers
Of The defendants, Ellis Hunter and Mitchell. with e
pcatons thereto, and upon an agreement bearing dae
the ,wenty-.v-nlh day Of June, eighteen hundred and
forty five, between the plaintiffs and The defendants,
EIlis Hunter and Ribb, by tboif respective Counsel,
which SAID agreement, marked " is filed rs an exhibit
among the papers of the cause, and was argued by
counsel: consideration whereof, the Court doth nd
urr order and decree that the bill of the plaintiffs he
Dismissed rs To the defendant, William NJ. Mitchell.
and that the plaintiff. John Thompson, junior. cur of
tine estate OF his eSatnr, Thomas hirnrc, decreased in
his hands Ia be administered, and the other plaintiffs
ont OF their proper estate do pay Ia The said William NJ.
Mtcle! his costs by HIM about his defence in this be-
half cxprndei and the Court. by of The plain
ts and of the defendants, Els Hunter and B!Db,
expressed in the agreement aforesaid, and la pursuance
Of the same doth further adjudge order and decree,
that James Lyons and John Fleming " no hereby
appointed Commissioners for the purpose do proceed
TO sell the OF land called the Forked Run Mine by
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash-such
sale 10 be made NJ tho Courthouse Of Louisa county,
upon some Court day, after thirty days. Of
time place and of sale shall have beer gwen By
advertisement in nnr or more Of the Hewspa; pub
shed IN the city al Ricm0nd end, after paying out
the of the said sale The expenses Of making mn
same aud the Cf this suit up that time, the
Commissioners are required to depOste the rsd1f
the said proceeds In the Farmers Bank Of Vireinyl
the credit Of this suit, and to return 10 this Court
thcae OF such deposie, and report Of their ~ .,
ings under this decree No.
ACoyy-Tr.ie, r. RobEh syn t a
To- BY virtue cf tie foregoing decree The yptI uay
ed tie Comm - cners named in II, VIII selil td "h
~ described it, by public auction, TO The LOUISA cet
upon the mentioned In hr dcrpfy EeSt %"
Court house on the second MONDAY iB'udEe for nee
Do, hsin, ,,o.rt dav Purchasers mu,r warrant den
themselves 10 the value Of the propS Com'.s. y
nothing. JaMES LfoNSl
Nov a3-ctds JOHN ;. FLEy
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A FARM NEAR RlCHMOND FOR SALE

A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
| OFFER for sale my Farm ~ the county G! Irnricn
about two miles from the Old Market House. Tie
farm contains Two hundred ansiyrrn acres of which
b"ut"Ie hundred and twenty are cleared the balance
IN wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'M
proved VITA linz and putrescent manures, and pro-
duces very fire crops. The uncrared land has on i;
very heavy growth OF wood which, from It's Bearne>S
10 market, very valuable ON the farm there all
necessary houses, in good order, To vii: dwelling
house with seven roOmS eigh; closets and cellar,
kitchen. laundry office. dairy, smoke house four barns
stables for horses and cows, and abundant supply
four years with nearly forty IN my family. ard there
has not been of sickness. The place is
considered by those who know II as healthy as any III
Virginia.
Ally reason for wishing In sell Is that may devote
my time entirely 10 ms profession. will sell the farm
for fair price, and The liberal terms. Persons
wishing bay invited 10 call me- either ut ny
Office, in Richmond, or al M house, on the farm.
Dec. Ji--cSt no. NJ. GREGORY.
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Correspondence of the Enquirer


BALTIMORE Jan. 3. 1913.
FLoua-The market is aher inactive, Eastern
demand being smaller We note sales Of 500
bbls Howard Street this morning at Sc.
WHEAT-PIime while Wheat sells al l36 a
l39 cents, prime red at l32 l35 els. per bu>hel.
CoRN-Prime white sells al SIS a Sc cts. Sales
OF $4,000 bushels prime yellow al TO g. CTS.
SUGAR-Sales OF Porto Rico at cts.
CrRN MEAL sells a, SO 81, a 3 49, per barrel.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3, P. NJ.
The market remains as last quoted-business
dull.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, P. NJ.
FLouR-The market is very quiet, and the ten.
dency is downward.
GRAlN-The supplies of grain are large; buyers
are holding of for lower rates. Sales of red
Wheat, not prime quality, at 1870 cts. per bushel.
Prime white Com sells al - cls.-demand steady.
PRovIsIoNS-The market has a downward lem
dency for Pork and other hog products. Prime
Western Pork sells al so.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED!
Ebr. r., I'D. EsGspfsssDs.

WHO has been successfully engaged in The Botanic
W Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen years IL
still relieving and positively cnTins--of the following
forms oi di'eaSc-elght out of ten vino apply L. him
and who have been pronounced incurlbc-Sciofula
White swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia Rheumatism. Al
,trtons ol the Liver, Agne aud Fever, ScaId Head
tcrToS Sores Of LONG standing, letter, Cancer. ir
rosy, Palsy, ~! Vitus' Dance, WcnS, Coughs aud Al
fec;on al The Lungs, supposed to he Consumption
Asthma, syphilis Gnn";fhTa, Structure Mrrcuriil
Disease aud AL forms If di-ra.e peculiar To females,
such AZ Fiuer Albus Pf0apsu, Uieri, &C. sc. lie has
treated several hundred cases of rheumatism. aud
failed IN live only, where the remedies were energetic
ally Applied, IN ercIins entire cure. Persons suf-
lering from the effect OF mercury speedily relieved
Reference the most satisfactory, can be had Ofic CO.
MOI Wall street, under tie City Hotel
Nov. J-cwtf
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DE Il ii =

Departed this life yesterday mS'n,Hs' s a. iss re-
sDer Of her husband near this s s ESQ., Her
aqSti hs sSs
remains vii, DC The friends and aequainianees OF the
in Aioemate Invited to attend her funeral, al
"a sa'p Psuis Church, al o'clock this afternoon
Died. at smi,haud Ky, on the On DsesmosI;
.,.S four wears and one day, SARAH ELiAA Al En-
osy child OF ssmpe and Elizabeth Elicit, Oh bd Is
terheId county, Va The parents ol tn' w.n,uctv and
iass nOne with bright hopes OF hapnessba Scarlet
Fever mel them on their way, and deprived .nsn, o,
tss only child The cold hand oil DEAN
way their hopes and lefl them TO mourn ther tePs-
lneo
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Surviving partner Of Hamilton K Williams
Richmond, Dec. 7, lS47.-clt
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

FACULTY OF ARTS.
pEV. B WILSON, ID u, Professor If Moral Pho-
4. sophy and Evidences Of Christianity.
Rev. l. GRAHAM, ID, Professor Of Logic aud POI
ltca Economy
Rev. ssAMPsoN. A NJ, Professor of Mental phiu-
sophy.
ri METTAUER, A NJ, N d, Professor of Natural
Science
PS BLANTON. a b, Instructor in Mathematics
W u BROWN. A Is, and a SCOTT, A Il, Instructors
In Ancient Languages.
The next session Of this Institution will commence
the Sh day of January, and continue until The an
nual commencement, on the 29th of June. Students
requested 10 be puncal in their attendance al the
opening Of the session
XPENSES-Tuition fees Soi; Board So per month;
contingent expenses for the session S..
There Is an Academy attached 10 the College, in
which students are prepared Ia enter the Freshman
Glass.
~. s. College, Pr. Edward, Va. Dec. 81 'i7-c3t
1y Richmond Wing and Lynchhurg Virginan re.
Quested TO eopy.
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &c, FOR
SA Z

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed To us by Ma
j, thaniel Pehick hearing date The 9th day of Au-
gust 1911, and duly recorded III The County Court of
Cumberland, shall proceed IN sell, prsitiretq, on
FRIDAY the aiSt day Of January 1913 (f fair II not
the next fair day. the premises. To the highest bid
der, for cash, the following named property, Ia wit
37 acres oi Land or less situated on Appomat-
loS River, in the county Of Cumberland, miles
above Farmville 1t being the tract Of land which
the sad Nathaniel Penck now resides; Also the follow
~ Slaves Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, lsham aud
Wso ',,2wgiha. ilarin, Thomas and Betsy.
.; ,ort ~ ISs and one lIorse, together with his
Of every descriptinn one and sheep, paTatl" Tools
The safe is made for the benriit Furniture.
named in said deed of trust, and will I've err"l'oIs
day to day until all is sold. VIC ''"'"
BENJAMIN ALLEN, SR., r-,,,,,os
JOHN a. ALLEN,
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Mount Evergreen ,S% on ga" ALLEN Of
e,S By The Rev. Mr.. Price, Mr Ann, daughter OF
Prince Edward. TO Miss dis" L # 1Appomaitox.
James Nepea'mo"' syen.ng. in the immediate Vt:
n,"ss on s iss snT. H. FAkRAR, to Miss JANE
PARIS. usxRy plCKERsoN, to Miss SUSAN
/ Also, Mr.. HENhi
GILLIAN "; John C. FORE, Of Campbell to Miss
FRANCES DiCKERsoN' .. ,o,n,v on We'd
VARIED, a, Salem, Kings Queen eTa".y, C ="
december ed by the Rev. W y, H. -, a. LaViNiA
g. F. PAGE. E,q;' o. o. lanes h CHRISTIAN, Esq.
s. src syille, Va, and North Carolina papers
nleass
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

MY SLAVE WILLIAM, who has hren hired for The
i'A last two years In James Fisher Jr Of this city,
Is believed has abscondrd and is endravorine
cape Ia a ifee state. VIII give two hundred dollars
for his apprehension and delivery me- if taken with
out the limits NJ the Siate-one hundred dollars If ia
ken within the limits uf The State and beyond the Ii.
ms 81 the county Of ienricoOr twenty dollars if Ia
Ken within said county. The said slave who is some
times called William HID - 4 likely copper coOfed
fellow between % and ~ years of age of pleasing ad
dress, about feet inches high, very blsty
head Of iar, aud generally dresses well, but plainly.
He WILL however, III ali probability, change his appear
anre a much as possible. JOHN HILL.
dee l5-d,.Nr6.
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JO Dollars Reward :!

An AWAY from Tie subscriber, al New Kent
nouit house nn The 27t day of May, 1916, 4 Ne
gro oman named JUDY. The said slave is about 90
years oi are hve feet or two inches high and very
PACK. She was purchased by the subscriber, at New
hent C9hrt-Eouse, on Tie eth day OF May, 1876 and
ger DECREE OF the Clancery Court of lchmond in the
case "i Stbp'e vs. Christian and Others / vii! give
in Richmond.
ha'ing good reason to believe that she Is larbo,ed
between New Kent C. II. and WILLIAMSBURG by 4 white
man. WIN give, IN addition To the above reward $50
tor such Information rs viii convict Tie offender
Nov. 9-cwtf Holm I .rnt IN
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LAND IN HANOVER FOR SALE.

NiiE subscriber will oI,r for sale, ~ public auction
January, lrs If fair, if not, the first fair day thrreai
ter small Trac, of about hundred and thirty acres
of Land, lying In the county of Hanover, fourteen
John Raw and others. About one half of this land is
arabic and adapted To The production Of the usual va
ririy n C!opsth- balance is well tmbered for plana
ton purposes. with OAK, pine and Chesnut. further
description premises il deemed unnecessary, aS
persons wishing purchase requested 10 examine
the premises.
The TERMS Will bs made known or the day of sale
By VIM, T. 81 Pollard, who Is authorized 10 make the
sale Mis-. T.. 4. CRUMP.
Drc IT-ctda
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pnhi;c Meeting of the Democracy,

Public MeetlNS Vi tHC II ohhhV0'SIF
A Meeting of the Democracy of Richmond anu Vel'
ni,v will be held in the CITY HALL next "hDNhe
nay EVENING January 5th, 1913, for the purpose oil
,s,ondins to the views Of the present Administration
and .rnre,sur their determination to stand by tneir
country in the reh,ul prosecution Of the Mexican
CONS before O'clock, p. NJ. MANY VOTERS
y5 We are authorized and requested 10 state
that The meeting OF next Wednesday evening viii!
appoint delegates TO The Democratic State Con-
ysn,ion 10 b. held in this city on some day yet 10
be designated. The "Sparan Band" will, there.
fore, see The Importance Of full attendance on
the occasion. We hope that every one of them
will be a. his post "Come Que, come ALL"
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 DnDEI 4 Al IInN

WHEREAS, information has been received by the
w Executive that RALPH YOUNG. convicted of
murder in the superior Court Of Lunenburg, has
capped from lil, and is ri large: Therefore. VIII
liam Smith Governor OF Virginia. do hereby offer n re
ward Of one hundred dollars Ia any person persons
who shall arrest the said Ralph Youn, and deliver him
the jail ni Lunenburg county; and do moreover
require Nil oicers of this Common wealth. civil and a-
litary and request the people gen.ldy In their
hest rNer"ns I" pr"iro the of ilIr said Young
that lie may ,e brought 10 Justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal oitlIe Commonwealth, at Richmond
l'EA'I this 18th day 81 December, in the year IS47
WIN SMITH.
~ YOUNG is &c years old, shout feet heh, and
guIie round shoulL-Ied-hs uitc.1nce is rapid and
from irI rapidly, sometimes rattle. unn.ellInibI.-
wears his hair icrrlby long, and comb,-i hack
Uec, aI-c6t
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PLANTATION AND FAMILY GRO


THE undersigned offer Tor sale, upon favorable
Il terms
~ 0n0 lbs. heavy Western Sides and Shoulder.
loo bhis. No. clipt n. &. iirrringS
800 sacks l.iverpOs' tine salt
$50 slcks Ground Alum salt
1000 gallons Cuba and ~ o. Molassrs par, IN bills.
10 hhds. y. o., =. r. and II. CroiI Sugar
1850 lbs. Woolscys Sugar
% half bhls Family Roe lsrrlngs
An assortment Of fine and common Teas
80 hays Rio, Lacuira. Cape and Java Coffee
lGUbushrls prime Mountain aud Ohio Glover Seed
ID obs. Wilson'S pure CIDER Vinegar, WHICH. wiih
- 9. '.'"1S' pr"
Cords, Hacking Spices Sc &C., Will he sold 10 their
customers and all others nj prices 10 st the times
Special attention paid In the sale of all Grain nj the
reduced charge Of one cent the hushel commission.
PEAKE, BRADLEY l. CO.,
Dec. 2S-cJanl5 Garner of l3fl and Cary SIS.
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FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE

rTtlAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
property of the late Albert r. Goodwin, lying in
Dinwiddie, Ilatcher's Rnn about five miles from
the Courthouse, and twelve from Petersburg contain
prime quality. Few such estates can be found In the
county, being well adapted To the growth of corn,
wheat aud tobacco The lots are in excellent or
der. There is Dwelling house. with five rooms
Also, necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs
Planters seeking investments seldom with such
opportunity Of suiing themselves near market The
Terms will be liberal. K. X. MEADE
Executor OF A. Il. Goodwyn, deceased.
O..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fifty Dollars Steward.

Et The Camp of Noah Burfont, near Gold sborcusb,
- ~ o., about The 2jtl October last, whilst Oh his
way Soutli, Negro Man named ABRAaI-about five
feet 1--WE six inches high, hiack, s,amers when alk
''s' ana says he is 50 years old lie sold in Rich
mond last September, ana has worked two or three
wars III me Coal Pits in Chesterfield. The above re-
.i," ,ri he given for the -iun said Ahram
'"' delivered IL the subscriber In Richmond, ali
~ riSrs pail from the place of taking him.
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NOTICE.

consequence Of the death of the Senior partner of
the concern. and being unable to give the business
myself, that personal attention which its welfare de-
mands am disposed To sell all the stock, frures and
nppurtenances in and belonging the Store lately
cupied BY us at the Gordonsve Depot, Orange coun-
ty, to any willing to embark In such business
but rarely occurs. II Is no mere experiment, which
may be unsuccessful-but, having been established
more than five years. the store has good of cus-
lom has far proved profitable and only needs indus
try and attention TO make il continue to be. Per-
sons willing TO purchase will find disposed to make
the terms as favorable as possible.
K. A. WILLIAMS,
pirht, n.d nac
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TEN NEGROES

On "Wednesday, 9Th OF January, will be sold
TWO Negro men, and one Negro Boy, good tobac
co facloIy hands; two Negro Girls, l3 and Is
years Old, one OF them first rate chambermaid
and house seEyanl;2 Negro Boys, and three ne.
gro Men. r. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
jan 4 Anclinnee1s
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AUCTION SALES.
By N. Es. &: g.. B. Hill, Auct..
SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
As Executor of William Winsfe!d, Sr. deceased
80, shall sell at the Auction Room of N. re- C. n
I iin', W tle CITY OF Richmond, TUESDAY, the an
gay o January. ls43, At 10 o'clock In IN. bobr s bJ
DER, iof ea'a. TWENrY-sIX NEGROES. Tbrv are
mostly young kelly and valuable and sold far Gis,I
putoh among The lesatees ofthe E.tae. Person. wbn
may wish 10 purchase for their own use viii nave
good opportunity 10 do so. C. p CODD,iI
M Executor Of VIM Wincfeld, ST. deceased.
Dee' '-d&clus n. b. & e. D. HILL Aucts.
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WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL,

1.-THE residence of James Iaskins, in The county Of
"A Brunswick, will be re opened on the first Monday
in January, ls4S, by Miss +. w. Parsons.
TERMS, pet session Of ~ months {: Boarding $50;
Tuition in English $50; French $40; Music, with use
of Piano, s35; Vocal Music and Ornamental Needle
Work taught era,utously Half of the expenses to be
paid ut the expiration Of five months, the balance al
the end OF the session
Address-Kennedy' Post Office, Brunswick coun-
~, Va. Nov. 30-cw6w
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a Proof "A MtTION

JHyTEREAS. the Executive has been informed that
w SMITH SIMPLICITY, who was confined in the
Ia of Albenlarle county, under indictment for grand
larceny broken sad jlil aud escaped, and Is now
at large: Therefore, J. William smith, Governor ct
Virginia. DO hereby offer reward OF Gy dollars To
any person or persons Who shall arrest the said smith
Shifirit. and deliver him into the Jail 81 Aibemarlr
county, aud do moreover require all "ticers ct ms
Commonwealth, civil and military, and request the
people generally their hest exertions IT. procure
The arrest Of the said Shnrtt that lie may be brought
10 justice.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Coma onweaith, n Richmond,
seal. this lith day of December, in the year lsi7.
WM. SMITH.
az STIFFlETT is about fee; 10 inches high "a
Their spare and is about rs years old. Tie lower part
of his right ear has been cut or bitten OF.
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Tickets SIS; halves 30; quarters 3 %.
% Packages of whoes halves aud quarters, q sin
gle Tickets in tie above lotteries, any other Lot
terry, every day drawing, (price Of Tickets from 81 10
S2J,) under management, can be had by address.
ing ID. PAINE x CO.,
Or &. w. PURCELL,
Dec Richmnnd Va
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THIRTEEN NEGROES

r, "lII be sold By us on WEDNESDAY, the
ON ON oil January, l84S, al 10 o'clock. two Negro
Women, with three Children each: one Nesro
woman and two Children one Negro Man 20
years old; and likely Negro Boy, "a wears oid
Dec. 81 ". b. & G. 3. Hill 49, ''
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Es, FL. Dickinson & gsrother
EIGHT NEGROES


ms Day al lOo'clock, will be sold three Ne.
gro Girls, one Of them good house servant two
Negro Boys, one Negro Woman. and Two Negro
Men. r. II. DICKINSON & BRO.
'dn Auctioneers
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THIRTEEN LIKELY NEGROES FOR

WILL BE- sold by public auction, for cash. NJ the
w Bowling Grccu, the second MONDAY IN ia
mary, loiS, that being Caroline County Court day,
thirteen likely Negroes, consisting Of men, and
children. The character and condition OF these Ne.
Groes render them desirable lot;
Dec. 9i--cihs Z. ". SrDTT. Commissioned.