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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

A SPECK OF WAR.-At our last accounts,
there rumor IN Paris, thai The French steam
corvette Caimaa had been captured Off the coast
Senegal, Africa, by British steam frigate.-
Much aniexiy on The subject existed in Senegal.
and it was thought there, that had bocn de.
clared between France and England.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

y
series Of interesting notes OF the Mexican cam
paign, through which the Tennesseeaus so homo
raby passed, relates the following anecdo,e.-
The beauty of it is, that il isa positive fact. and
frequently spoken Of in Tampico, where i. oc-
Cured
"When our hag was first unfurlod from this
stan an aged panard was heard iaveighing, with
iugubrIous eornestness, against the perinacity
with winch lhe hlg had pursued his fortunes
Iu broken English he exclaimed. ii was de Span
lsh consul IN dc Louisiana when Do dam Gag was
raise dere. 90 10 Pensacola, but soon DAT dam
fig wave over me dere. hive den in de Texas
uu' quick dat dam dag still follow me dere says
by dU HrIy Virgin 90 where dat dannHIg never
COME come TO Tampico, but here is DAT dam
HaE again. believe If | % to HI, dat same
dam dag follow dere." And the old man wept as
he Iurno+ away his eyes from that flag which,
like hIs evil genius. had haunted him through life
aud was no" moeking his heartfelt misery.
MoRE Turn THAN PoETRy.-A few days since,
in this city, gentleman received two letters from
his wife. who absent In tie country, one con-
toinIng.a - poelica! gem" to be handed over 10
publisher, and the other some Caudefisms e/an
extremely decaie nature touching sovereg upon
sodio very unbesoming iafdei,es, accounts Of
which had reached her ears. egd ssash could not
! DC ies"lly feeognised by c7nhuihg 9to1s9--
The gentlemen s5k as he thought, the letter CON
'eiaieg Tire ,oez----l.islsys s.sss-..s.ss-lA.
hymn, 10 the put8tsIer, who vas a uan OF exen -
plary pi=,y aId-rsgid morality. Onthe next day,
Delinquent q end had the letter rcturned from
the Pu5i's'ef. with the following words rii,en on
The margfri-'' s'ir, you haVeinnaale ke.--
hud moro truth than poetry in the enclosed" It
IS needless 10 say nat our friend had r9ado u sad
mistake.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

There-are 2lS newspapers published 10 Penn.
sylvania. eXcnsiyeof miscellaneous publicat ous.
This, we believe, exceeds The number published in
any other Stale in the Union. Ohio boasts Of.
ia, and New YoIk of about 200.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
REGULAR PACKET ELLEN n.

Regular lime OF Packets,
From Napoleon, Mouth of arkansas River
TO LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN.
FORT SMITH AND FORT GIBSON.
THE light draught steamers
914
WI. APISIR0NGs E. TIMMS, MASTER.
MEDIUM, J. TIMMS. MASTER,
SANTA FE, GEO. TURNER. MAsrER.
THE W NJ ARMSTRONG and MEDIUM, leavino
Napoleon on Mondays and THURSDAYS at 9 O'Clock
a NJ Returning, will leave Little Rock same davs
ne SANTA FE viii cannect with these boats at
Little Rock, making regular trips weekly from Little
boch to an Buren and Fort Smith and extend ing her
tr- r-ps to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
0TPassengers may rely upon this being
PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT.
And that their freights viii be conveyed through with
certainty and despatch and lowest customary
rates. All the boats in good sound condition
and handsomely fitted up for The accommodation OF
passengers.
AGE NJ EE31
VI. GREENWOOD & CO, ~ Orleans.
a. HAYS s. CO, Napoleon.
I. D. MERRlCK & CO., Lille Rock.
Dec. Il. IS47.-45-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

LARGE GOLD ColN.-W ritcrs in The New York
papers are strongly urging the attention Of Cos
vernmeni to gold coins of $50 and SI00. IheS
are much wanted in counting large sums-part.
cularly al the Custom. house. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22
Stravcd or Stolen.

CIIdE Cu OF sJtOIen,
FROM the subscribers. living in the CITY
4 ~ of Van Buren, about the % -
kI[~S of March last, a large BAY HORSE
- = about TO years old, 81 or g hands high
has short, rough and small thin tail: has been
rowelied in both shoulders for the swinnv; has NO.
other marks known except saddle marks; has a
very old look out OF his eyes, large, stout horse,
walks very flst and PAGES very well: liberal reward
viii be paid to any person delivering said horse the
undersigned. SCOTT, WHITE s. CO.
April 18th, IS4S tf-c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

01T BY the bin OF admission. Wisconsin 10 Il
have three members of Congress after Mer@
nex,.# -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

New Style Bonnets.
BYLORENCE Braid Bonnets White do do Rut.
4 land do do Fancy bird eye do. Fine French
gimp DO. China pearl edge do. Misses straw and
leghorn~io. do Jenny Lined gimp do.
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block May IS. '48.
kR LBS Turkey Red Yarn. for sale by
sSO June TO- WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-22

giIL glve II a pIace In your coIumns, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27
THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS

TNHlS agreeable summer retreat Is again onen IN vi.
sitofs. The virtue of the waters in inylporalins
the frame, and even in restoring health where the
stronger waters OF other sections had been tried in
vain, has now been sufficiently tested by the expert
ence Of one season. am, therefore, justified in be-
speaking for them the favor of the public and especial
" OF nvaids whose systems require milder influence
than the mountain hreezes and harsher waters OF West
ern Virginia. are found TO exert.
Since the Ia season, important improvements have
been made-smO0th and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached TO the
Springs invite the romantic and the lovers of rural
more than health, musical band, fine airy ball room
bathing apartments bowling alleys, and all the
tnmary resources of pleasure and amusement, have
been provided. Short effort expense has been
spared 10 supply whatever might contribute 10 the COM
fort or enjoyment of the guests.
The establishment is mainly under the cement
OF the same attentive and Obging superintendent,
male and female whose efforts to please gave such
tsiaclion the las! and, as shall reside at the
Springs, il will be my endeayor, by general supervi
s0n 10 aid in securing the great ends OF heah 10 the
sick, and pleasure 10 the healthy"
The Hugnenot Springs are on the river road in Pow.
hatau, nrar Manakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond From that city they will be ac-
crssIhe by the packet line the James River Canal,
with which line of coaches connecting will carry vi.
sors from the Ferry To tile Springs. The fare will be
81 a. Such the present gements-due notice
will be gwen of any future change.
Board, $50 the season, ending 3nth September; $50
per month; $40 per week; 81 so per day Children
and servants hall price. Horses sl6 per month"; SO cs
per day. w. ROYSTER,
President linguenot Springs Company.
Junr l3-d2awScWSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27

we take this method TO solicit OF our friends and The
ruhic early orders for such Machines they NAV
want We are now making TO order a large number of
the celebrated Staple Tooth Spring BED hreshing Ma
chimes which have heen proved decidedly superior
In the last five or six years, particularly when used
with Smiths Patent Sef-Oiiing Boxes, with improved
h.ds 80 arranged that the teeth may he taken out aud
turned, or new ones inserted.
We would ask especial attention TO our new geateh
Horse Power one of which can be seen importation nj
our warehouse This power has been put TO the Sc
ysresl Test In the last years and has received the
highest recomme ndallons from those using them. We
will show this power TO persons In want and supply
them with such reference as cannot TAIL To establish
their superiority
We are also supplying, at reduced rates, Tue we'll
known Chain Band Power.
Those wanting good Fan had better try one OF our
improved ones. They are made OF The best material,
and expressly for durability and we warrant them TO
operate equally well as any other Fan although ""'
Intended 10 clean by once running through.
We are prepared put in new sells OF tee,h 10 ma
rhinss w here they are much worn rs not 10 thresh
clean or 10 furnish ep cylinders and beds " the old
ones are defective. We keep extra brasses, leather
bands, chain bands, &C., and will supply al short no.
tice any iron work for machinery franklin rods &c.
We have on hand a few Of McCormick's Rcapers,
which We will put In operatiOn when TO be worked In
the vicinity of Richmond, free of charge, and warrant
them satisfy the purchaser We keep extra blades,
wheels, SC.
% Persons at distance can, BY writing us, obtain
good machines if hero in person, any machine
sent order may be returned il il does not give sas-
faction. PARKER s. SMITH.
June 27-cI
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lam bert,x GIce.

On Fourteenth Street, nnder The E1chnnge Hstcl.
rJlHoMAS Lam BERT respectfully Uniforms hs friends
Il and The public in general, that he has comm ed
the business Of Lottery Broker, in ir office Ton al,
street under the Exchange floel formerly occupied
by II. 81. loyt and recently By +. Is. Pend!nlon
TODAY.
TUESDAY--The Va. Lsesburg Lottery, Chss 70,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: Saa
UOu IL 900, $3.50, i,0, $500, of ,3l2, ~ of 900
SC 70 Nos. Il drawn. Tickets s.; halvese 50; quar-.
tiers -,
WEDNEsDAY-Splendid Scheme The Deaw are
State Lottery Glass No 81. Capitals: $40, JUU, TO-.
pU0 000 $685. $500, e43, Of 1000, of 500 d
1900 s Of $50, 2rO of SEQ, the lowest three nnmbe,
prizes IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets $40; halves s.
quarters 30.
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDeIawarel Lolte-
~, Glass No S. Capitals: S25 400 ,0Gn, 400 500
1924 20 of 900 sc. 10 Nos, ii drawn. Tickets S.
halves2 so; quarters -.
FRIUAY--Ths Virginia Monongala Lottery Clas,
No 30. Capital: SlsuOo. IS Nns q drawn. Tick
els Sd halves y quarters /.
(Deawarel Lottery, Extra, Class No. So 5000 Cap
tai rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Sl halves ~ cents
quarters Is
saturday Evcning,-salrs close NJ O'CLOCK.
$1,000 DOLLARS!
MAdsIfIcEET SCnEMEi
The Virginia l.resburg Lottery, Glass No. y. 10 he
drawn at Alexandria Capitals SOS COO, l3,OUC O,OO0
&c. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sl0--sharr in pro-
portion.
1c- Orders for packages, certificates al packages,
single tickets or shares In the above, in anyof Man
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, tnf which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from sl0 fortickeis
will rceive the most prompt attention, and tie draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adunturcrs,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
NJ Recollect No.3-'sThere's luck in odd unbrr-,
saws Rory O'Aurr." .une 70
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eeih:cEA,S EEGael.

MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA.
THE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel Tor the &C
commodatun of The public, aud will supciinlrnl
II in person. II has just been repaired throughout and
enlarged, by the addition of some fifteen bed tnons
large and elegant dining room, ladies' parlor, &c.
i he sleeping apartments in the new addition are
large and well ventilated, neatly finished, and uinisi
ed with furniture The whole interior presenting an
best ordered hotels
Ecsidts the usual comforts OF house of this kind,
there Is SPRING of the very best free. water
gushing out Of the rock on which the hotel stands.
IL being tile intention OF the proprietor make this
irst rate hotel in lis general arrangement 1t is adj
united 10 he III extent and architectural design, he
hopes 10 obtain and will cndeayor merit the patron
age o. the public.
Gentlemen arriving in their own conveyances will
Ind good stable and Carriage House; and for the
commodaon Of travellers in the canal packets hacks
viii always be in readiness TO convey them to and from
the hotel CHS. l.. DIBRELI., Proprietor.
June oi-ditSclm
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LUCk,S OFFICE,

NO. 5, EXCHANG PLA CE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
DRAWN Nos. Maryland Consolidated, "a,
u June 70:
a 81 8 81 SO % % 40 so 7 "a IA 10.
Halt licSe 3 81 a., $4,000, sold TO gentle.
man from the country, and paid a. sight by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, s, June "a:
S. 50 46 ST 10 IS 20 II rs 81 70 10 80 81 80
This Day. Tuesday, June 27-S20,0O0 Capt.
lal prize, prize oil l0,604, OF 5000, 20 of 1000
&C. Is Nos, l3 drawn. Wholes S. halves 2
50; quarters l IS.
FOR NEXT WEEK.
MoNDAY-Maryland, SO. S24940 Capital
70 Nos, IS drawn. Tickets 8
TUEsDAY-GraDd Consolidated, Extra, No. 81
$4,000 Capital. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 5.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. 80. $4,000
Capital. 66 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10.
fHuRsDAY-Maryland, 81. $4,000 Capital.
70 Nos. IS drawn. Tickets 5.
FRiDAY-Pokomoke. $4,000 Capital. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets A.
Orders meet with prompt and confidential al.
lention, and drawings forwarded Immediately al
Ter reception, when addressed to
June n G. B. LUCK, Richmond
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Court OF Appeals
held at the State Courthouse, in the city Of Rich
mond, Tuesday, May 9th, 1913:
Nathaniel Wilson, Sc, Appelants:) Upon an
against (appraitroih
Pleasant Woody and others, appellees)a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery held for Pi,tsylvana county.
The writ of supersedeas heretofore awarded in this
cause NOT being returned executed on the Appellee,
Pleasant Woody and il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Court that he inhabtant Of this Common
ealtb on motion Of the appellants, by their COUNSEL il
Is Ordered, that the said appellee do appear here on
the Monday In October next to have rehearng of
the whole matter in the decree aforesaid contained
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some ewspaper printed in the city Of Richmond, and
continued for two months successfully, and also that
another copy thereof he posted at the front door Of the
State Court house, in said city.
Copy. Tesie, J. ALLEN, G. e.
lima
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To Farmers.

THOSE in want of Threshing Machines, are
j respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo. Wait
~ Cos Plough Mandatory in The city OF Rich
mond, or at our shop in the county OF Hanover,
and examine our Horse Power and Tresher be.
fore purchasing elsewhere II is very important
that persons who wish our machine, should send
their orders without delay. The demand last
year in the latter part OF the season. was much
greater than we could mse.. The most sa,isfac,o.
~ references can be given, II desired. The iol.
bowing is our list of prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. l, With "a
inch drum complete 5000
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 2, with 90
inch drum, complete ITO
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with ID
inch drum, complete 40
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
drum complete 100
80 inch Drum or Thresher IS
IS
~ SIS
IA I" IS
A competen, hand will accompany the Ma.
chine to set II TO work, free Of charge, where the
distance does not exceed lhirty-6ve miles from
our shop or from Richmond, over that distance
M,! ass expenses must be paid. We will de.
nveI M Maca lines in Richmond, or at the Retreat
near New Castle on The Pamunkey river.
Address daw q Sydnor, Old Church. Hapo.
yer, or at Richmond Va.
HAW & SYDNOR.
Hanover Co. June TS lSdS-cu
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
@srasaac,s asMcr

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICH.
~ MONp, VIRGINIA.
lie, All Tie world say whatthey can,
For setting Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn ms of l.ecshn'c Lottery, Class %.
81 81 AZ 30 SO IL At y % 23
Hall Nos. S % p a plize o! s200.
Tickel Nos. 20 :}2 81, a p lie Of 900
Both sold ami paid hv STRATrGN
More good luck a. STATIONS! Anolhcr
Capital Of 10 900 dollars soi'. aud pad
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lo lcrv, No. ,3, June IS.
&c &c , 7 % 81 46 IS 81 81 81 26 3
Ticket, Nos. ! ~ IS, ancthef Capital OF lO-
O0O, sold 10 gentleman from CheseIfen. and
cashed al sight by SfRATfON.
Drawn Nos. Of Manongalia, No. 2G, June 10:
7 26 IS rs l6 80 20 As 50 40 - 81 ,
Ticker, Nos. ! 96 80, prize OF $1,000, sold
and paid nv SIRATFON.
IS II SIS II 9 8 GO I3 81 80 10 -
Hall. Nos. 8 Is 81, a prize OF SlGO, sold ard
paid by SIRArFON.
Drawing Of LecsbuIg No. 81, June "a:
81 35 SO 81 40 So 65 IA 43 Fl 40 %.
Drawing Of Sussex. Extra, No Sc June "a:
81 q 6 90 10 % 36 IL 40 45 4 Al.
Ticker, Nos. Is 49, prize OF 5000 Four
Do. 81 10 W, fsold
10, - ~ ~ J 4 u Il
paid by SIRATrON.
SCYE.NfsS FOR TIE WEEK
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. %. Capitals: s2a, 900,
II oQO 600 6,uUD, 1000 $500, 10 OF 900, &C 7s
Nos., il drawn. Tickets SIS; halves so; ars. l IS
10, 900 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLaRSl
Observation-Disclosures, 81. Capitals;- siO,-
OOu 10 900 900 5OOO $500, 2e44 Of 2,OOs s0U Of
500, &c IS Nos. IL drawn. Tickets $40; halves S;
quarters SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURsDAY-susseI, No. IS. Capitals: $4,000,
$780, 1000, a,sOo l9ai, 20 Of 900, &c 7sNos., II
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRipAv-siononealla, No. % capitas:-sls 900,
5,0OU 1900, 1870, 1000. of 1000, &C. IS Nos Is
drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters /.
$4,000 DOLLARSl OF 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussr1, Extra, No. SO Capitas:-s5,-
0OU, of 900, of5OO, &C., &c IS Noa ii drawn
TicketBS1; halves so cts.; quarters % ctG.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets in all mo Lotteries Will be promptly al
tended To- and drawings seni when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. SIRATT0E,
June &c Richmond. Va.
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ssy EnlOes 4 Brother, Aucts.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF vALUA-

BILE REAL ESTATE.
II virtue Of the last viii and testament OF Col. Rich
- ard Adams, deceased and for the purpose OF is-
Uleution 10 his devisres, their heirs and assigns WILL
On TUESDAY, the S9th day Of June, instant II fair,
not 'he he1t fair day, commencing at O'Clock P.
- proceed 10 sell, at public auction, upon the prem
ses, The following valuable Real Estate in the CITY Of
Richmond-viz:
:, tenement No. West Main street, now occupied by
Tenement No 3, West Main street, now occupied BY
.. A. Stiecker.
Tenement No. s, West Main street, now occupied BY
w. II Heller.
These three tenements front % feet each, OIL tho
alley. ~ - w. " "
Tenement No. Q, West Main street, now occupied By
I'M. Royal.
Tenement No I, West Main street, now occupied by
Clarke & Tlmbcrlake.
Tenement No. 6, West Main street now occupied by
G. Delarue.
There three tenements front % feet each on tho
North side If Main street. running back $50 feet TO On
aey.l
On. Tenement on The corner of Cary and l7th streets
fronting % feet on North side OF Cary street, run
ming back ll0 feet alley, occupied by Stearns
Il Brumell.
One Tenement, fronting 30 feet on the West side Of
l7th street, running back 1872 feet bounded on Tho
North and south by alleys running from l7th street TO
Shockor Creek.
One Lot IN III. corner Of Franklin and 18th or Mar
ke streets fronting Is feet on the South side Of Frank
lin street, and running back 18th Market street
l50 feet TO an alley-now occupied by John Anthony
and Others.
TERMS-SiX, twelve and eighteen months credit
the payments 10 he by bond with approved Sc
curity, and deeds Of trust on the property.
G. NJ. CAkRINGToN.
Administrator de bonis non, with the will anne Ied.
OF Richard Adams, deceased,
June i6-dtds ISikoss q BROTHER, Aue,s.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules he'd 10 lne
Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior Court o. 20"
and Chancery for Cumberland county, the io' "A' "
June, 1913: p;.,a,d OAK
George Oakley Elizabeth Oakley and alea ,ho
lev infant children of John Oakley, deeeaIeu, WIZ sue
by Richard L. HUDSON, their next friend, piaintihs:
against n,.yifs 6o,m.,,v ,at.
ut. Cut. and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Oakley Tat Gaod TyIse c ,Sna Ty5' e
VT deceased, and William Montague, She.
R ,T 0 Cumberland county and such, Administrator
TN a " Oakley. deceased, Defendants.
Oh rs aefendaits, Peachy Cruize and Mary Ann his
,es and John Tyree, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the act Of Assem-
by and the rules of this Court, and appearing by sa
setory evidence that they not Inhabitants Of this
commonwealth, II Ia Ordered that The said defend.
ants do appear here the first day Of the August
term and answer the blu al the plaintifs and thar
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted In some news
paper published 10 the city Of Richmond for Two months
house Of this county Copy. Tesis,
June l3-cw2m b. d. WooDsoN, D'I'
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IJRERTY MlLLS FOR SALE.

THE owners ofthe Liberty Mills, In accordance with
the wishes nf n portion of the Company, have con-
cuded To offer for sale this well known and valuable
Milling Establishment. situated on the Rapid Ann RI
yer, IN the county of Orange abou; nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad There four pair Of hirs, rub.
ber smoo machine. pair Of plaster and one pair OF
grist stones attached 10 this milling concern, al ~
good repair There Is also, the opposite side OF the
river, excellent Saw Mill The country aronha ~
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and the MIL
has manufactured In one about 6,OOO hbls Hour
The grade Of flour made at the Liberty Mills equal TO
any made the Eastern side OF the Blue Ridge ref
sons wshinr Ia purchase must address the Agent, Geo
A. Smith, near Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
40,
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYEU or stolen Elf from the Grocery Store OF
- Francis T. Isbe, Shockoe Hill, Richmond, on
Thursday night, June LIST, BAY MARE She Is In
good order-had on a small rope llater-about eng
years old between four and five feet high, with black
legs name and tail-nn other natural flesh marks re-
collecied-alI of her feet much irritated with the
scratches extending entirely around the boot OF her
hind fuet-the hair rubbed or about the size of dollar
In rear of her left thigh by the hrichins-has knot
about the size of small marble just under the SKIN OF
her right thigh, aud string Of hair Oft of her belly,
along The lower part extending from her fore legs near
" 10 The bag The above reward Of five dollars will be
paid for her and delivery or for such IN
formation viii enable TO get her again, II made to
Francis r. Isbel Richmond, To Elisha Melton, Louisa
Courthouse, or TO the subscriber Thoupsons Roads
p a., Louisa county. RIO. III. lSBELL
Tnno a. du
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NOTICE.

WAS committed to the Jail of Isle of Wight county,
w on the 18th day OF March, 1913, as runaway, a
Negro Man. who calls himself John Morris ! NE s.lo
Negro feet I'll inches high of light complexion, full
set Of teeth has small the back OF his leit
hand 4 scar across the first joint Of The left thumb ana
Ia he about 80 80 years Of Had on when
umitted 10 ia a coarse SUIT of Northern kersey and
pana,nnn Of blueis color, IN over Jacket ol uatS
rrey black cashmere vest, and al old fur mai, much
worn The owner OF said negro IS requested TO com.
lurward prove hls property, pay the lawful charges
and take him away, he will be denlt with according
10 law. EDWIN Il. bhLLnnu, -
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff OF Isle Of Wight county.
NAV l6-c2aw.lm