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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
Runaway.

WAS committed the Jail OF the town e Petersburg,
w on the 3st day of July last, as runaway slave,
Nerro Man who calls himself SAM LEWIS Said
save il about y years Of age bur looks we'll for one
so old; black complexion, feet Inches In height,
full face head little grey, has about the size Of
nnepenee his right hand Just back OF tho thumo
his breast said TO be occasioned by the small poI-hls
upper front tee h good deal deoayed. Had on, when
committed, checked shirt, checked Cashmere panis
and an old black leather cap. tie states thar hr was
gold publicly, in Richmond, in March last, by Mr. Wn
Green of Culpeper, belonging to the estate OF the
late Jndgc Green and Mr. VIM w. Hall, of the city OF
Norfolk, became the purchaser who, In lew DAYS at
,cywards sold him IN Norfo K, To ar. VIM Smith, of
Princess Anne county and Ihat he ran of in few days
sfter he was sold 10 said Smith The owner IL hereby
requested forward, prove property pay charges
ana take him away or he will disposed Of according
anI ~ J. BRANCH.
Sergeant, and Tailor of Petersburg, Va.
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LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be- sold To the highest bidder. on TUESDAY.
w the 18th September, 1919. IL far, il not, the first
fair day thereafter, Sundays r1ceped,l the Tract OF
Land on which Richard S. Duke. deceased, resided,
containing about three hundred acres This land j,
situated about three miles Southeast oil Frederick Hail
Depot, on Little river, adjoining the lands Of James Il
Goodwin, <. A. Guy and others. The tract lies we
and j. susceptible Of tho iehrs state of improvement
being well adapted to clover, small grain aud tobacco.
The improvements good, and in good order There
u on the tact about thirty or forty OF gond
dow land we'll dralurj. The above land viii be sold
on the premises, on the following
TERMS-Thrty dollars viii br required in cash, 10
deffay the expense OF sale credit al six twelve and
eighteen months Will be given on the deferred pay
ments the purchaser giving bond with approved s.cur
~, aud the title Withheld til the purchase money shall
be fully paid
The land wiil be shown those wishing Z purchase
by Mr. J. A. Foster. who rrsidr, on the plnre.
THos. H. BCkE, ia, Commissioned
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ELIASON,S WOOLENS.

MANUFACTURED at the Z g + FACTORY
lSl MADISON MILLS. Madison county, Va
BERNARD PEYTON, Richmond, Va, Receiving
and Forwarding Agent.
"a good articles ut fair price, Is cheaper than an
inferior one, al half price,"
The above Goods having high reputation, in conse-
quence Of their superior quality for service and durah
lily servants wear, has Induced persons TO recon-
mend and SELL Eliasons manufacture, goods which
have been made elsewhere, and which, not possessing
those qualities Of durability which much recommend
my own, we'll calculated to injure their standing
The undersigned will In future have but agent In
Richmond and the card attached each piece of goods
will have his name and address included.
These goods will be exchanged for wool al the cur
rent market prices.
Farmers and planters In want of them are requested
to send their orders and wool early in the season. either
10 the undersigned, Madison Mills, Madison county,
Va, or to his Agent at Richmond.
Specimens OF the Goods can be seen ut the Agency
In Richmond
Annexed are few testimonials, out of many In my
possession, as to the qualities and standing OF my
'''''' - 80 - '''' 'N'' ''' WM r. ELIAsoN.
Madison Mills, Madison co., Va, May. ls4s.
nyA few short business letters, or extracts from
them, not designed by the writer's for publication:
Elk Hill, Goochland CO., July 18TH le46
Having purchased and fairly tried supply Of Dir.
W. P. Eiiason's Wooden Cloths, | feel warranted In
saying that In every respect they were PERFECTLY salts
factory H. u HhkhtSoN.
souTH HILL, Powbatan co., July 18th, 1886.
This will be handed you by Mr.. w. p. Eliason,
nufscturerfof Wooden Cloths, from Madison county.
traded my wool with him last year-his cloth gave en-
tire subtraction in price, and never had my negro
clothing TO last so well before ! exchanged my wool
for cloth with him. and my intercourse has been such as
to Induce me recommend him to your favorable no
tice. Yours, &C.,
AxrLrl CorS1r, Nov. End, ls47.
To Mr.. w. P. Elason:
Dear Sr-l received about ten days ago, the bale OF
Woolen Goods which were consigned 10 Gen. bernard
Peyton on tho LIST Angus. last, and find them TO be OF
the quality expected, and TO correspond with the
sample you left with me the time contracted with
you for them, send you draft on Messrs. Warwick
& Bafkadae, Of Richmond, for the cost OF the same
Very respectfully, your obedent Sc rvant,
w. J. BARKSDALE.
GoocHLANp County, Dec Goth, ls47.
To w. P Eliason:
Dear Sir-I have received the Cloth from Gen. Ber-
nard Peyton, with which am we'll pleased. Above
send you draft Messrs Haxall Brothers & Co. for
the balance DUE after deducng the value Of my WOOL
With respect, yours, &c,
PowHArAr Corsrr, 9th April, ls4s
Dear st-Your Goods proved 10 be very good, and
lasted we'll Enclosed you have the balance due you,
ster doducting the value Of mine and my brothers.
wool. Yours, truly,
To w. P. EIIason. WV. w. MlCHAUX.
May le-ciaf3tkmsm
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RiChardsOn & Co.,
No. 80, Main Street,

No. S5, Main Street,
A RE now in receipt Of their FALL STOCK
IA OF DRY GOODS, selected expressly Tor
The trade of Virginia and North Carolina, con-
ss,ine, in'par, OF
Bed, Twiled and London Duffil Blankets
White, red, yellow and green Flannels
Gala plaids; Plaid Linseys and kerseys
Sa,tinetts; Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
English, French and American Cloths
Mohair, Pilot and Army Cloths
Blue black and fancy Cassimeres
English and American Prints
Cashmeres and Mousseline &c Laines
Madonas and Mohair Lustres
Black and colored Alpacas
Lebanon and Bohemian Checks
Woollen Shirts; Shawls; Handkerchiefs, &c,
together with every article usually kept in
wholesale Dry Goods house, TO which they re.
specially ask The attention OF Merchants visit.
ing this market and The trade generally.
Sept, 4-d&cl2ls
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LAND For SALE

THE subscriber having removed TO the city Of Rich
4 rHOnd 10 reside, w Offer for sale On TUESDAY
the 26th day the present neutrality-suspicious. Han
nyrr cnnrf .hn"... shat n,inE count nay-hs tract OF
LAND in the county of Hanover, called GARLAND
nlLI lying QUE mite East III ihr Cont bcis-, tile
pamunkey river, and containing 1891 acres. The land
IN good condition. The houses are, large two story
dwelling la barn lee house, snb,e, aud al oh,.
necessary ont houses There large and wei select
ed orchard Of fat trees; md lie neghborhood IS
good any IN tile star. AZ the Louisa railroad 10
now expected 10 run, II VIII pass IN mile Of the
farm.
TERMs-One third on The Isl day of January, la49, -
when possession viii BIZ givrn-and the balance IN
aud two years from that day, with interest the de-
ferred payments, the purchaser giving bonds with APP
proved security, with deed oflrus. thr land Thr
purchaser sre rIop Of wheat this Fall " he thinks
proper TO do so. The premises viii be show u 10 my
une wishing 10 purchase hy Mr. Taiiaerro, now re
siding on the farm, or Mr. Vim o Winston, III Hanover
Court house. JOHN II WINSTON
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z
SALE.
IN pursuance of the will Of my testaior offer for sale
the Tract of Land Of which he died possessed lying
in the lower end Of ilrnnCo county, and containing
407 acres Df this tract about 200 acres are ciearedo
this about 70 acres are low grounds Of The finest quail
tv-aIl of which bas hrrn cultivated in wheat oats nd
corn and from which fine crops of Timothy and herds,
grass have been rpaped The remainder is high land
In fine state OF cultivation. All the open land, both
high and low has he en- married with marl from the pre-
misses This mari Of which there 10 an abundance, Is
easily obtained lying only three feet beneath the
facs and contains IS per cent. of lime. There Is a
nryer-faIinp stream al flowing through the
tire extent of the farm and springs Of the best water
are numerous Timber s abundant, and convent 10
ali parts of The farm The buildings consist OF dwell
ling house containing seven rooms, which has recent
y been thoroughly repaired, kitchens, smoke house.
carriage house stable, barn, shelters, &C.
also offer for sale the life estate Of Mrs Catharlne
scuy of 1873 acres of Land adjoining the above tract
az ms tract there are about 40 cleared all Of
which has been married. There is a decree for the
sale reyersionary interest In this land that the
purchaser or the life estate purchase that also.
The above property IS within ive miles OF James r.
yer and Is of The city of Richmondthus nfordng IA
elites for market-and Il In pleasant neighborhood.
If do not effect sale of said property before tho
o5rh day of the present month"; shall that day offer
il Al public auction, on the premises. Terms
able.
For further information, apply on the premises to
Messrs j. NJ. & W. Willis, Richmond, or Benz. Pollard,
Jr., Esq. ChahLLS w. hEESEE,
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DANIEL II. LONDON

of EtIS tOR ga LIZ
A MEXICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS
! IN the greatest varieties of price and qualily-a
great decline since FAIL isf7.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND GERMAN
CLoHs Of all sty les AMI prices, very low figures.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-CashmeTes Dol,aines
Alpacca' and Ginehams These goods have fallen a
good deal, but French goods scarce AID high as
Fall, 8i7.
NEGRO GOODS AND BLANKETS.-In Kerseys
heavy Sanetts and In Tweeds there has been some de-
cline Blankets Of desirable kinds have not varied In
value since Fall. ls47
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGs.-A de-
cline OF per yard almost all kinds of low goods
has taken place In Oznabnrgs the decline Is not
much.
sHAWLs, IRISH LINENS, TICKS AND FI.AN.
NELS are as low as they ever known.
To desirable stock Of seasonabe Goods the trade Ia
Invited with the assurance that the entire stock will
be Offered al low prices, on the usual terms
Gar
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John G.. Shafer.
NERO Mt TAIL OR.

NER c IA v T IA IL or
l4rh Street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
HAS just returned from New York With his
ii FALL SUPPLY OF CLOTHS, CASSl-
MERES AND VESTINGS, which for richness
Of qualify, and beauty of design, are nnsur-
passed BY any Goods heretofore offered III hi,
market. Also, on hand a b-an,inl ASSORTMENT
ri GLOVES CRAVATS POCKET HAND
KERCHlEFS, &C., &c. Having ike@.e ie.
ccivtd his FALL FASHIONS, is pep ed 70
ex,cule orders In the ales! style. A call i.
respectfully solicited. Sept. 5-SI
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TO PARENTS.

ryRs. JOSEPH S. wALTBALL wishes 10 take a
M few School Girls, OF modest department. as board
ers in her family She occupies comfortable house.
on large lot, with spacious yard and garden situated
In healthy pleasant and retired part Of The CITY, Her
residence being within few hundred yards Of the
principal female schools parents cas- have their choice
TERMS-Fcr ten months board, including washing.
lights. fuel bed bedding, Sc, sl5n, half in advance,
and h,lance Isl March. Use Of Piano, IS.
Address-Rev. Joseph Waitha Richmond
Aua QQ-cqaw3w
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I AMI FOR SALE

DY virtue Of a decree Of the County Court Of Powha
ID tan nj last Angus, tsrni will be old on MONDAY,
the 9Th of October on the premises 1t I2 O'clock the
Tract or Land called WINDSOR, the dover of the
Ia,e Elizabeth Pleasants,l near Pne Creek Mills,
bnundrd by James River and Fine Creek, containing
27U acres, % of Which IS James RHor bottom The
bIeb land is OF good quality, and susceptible Of high
sta,e Of imnrnvcmcnt The dwelling Of brick, recent
" put up-hree rooms In the basement story, and 6ve
above.
TERMS-One fourth cash, the bdanc- on a credit of
one and two years equal instalnenu. Bonds with good
security will he required. REUiEN RAGLAND,
Sent lD-cst Commissioner.
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CONS meetings of the friends OF Gen. lay
nu'oe mad seen no enthusiasm at these galher-
OF uolhpg III I seemed 10 promise success;
ins ,,o.e engaged ia them appeared Ike men
sp@ ~ .s,Iicken. Whatever course others
eouS cons, ,ursue, he should devote his whole ener.
m's ,oua,d carrying out the principles OF that
IN, glorious party OF which Henry Clay
gro ,be chief architect. We had, ne said, but
',s,r days 10 work, but the time was ample
sM n:, heller than six months. With our present
.as,lries for accommodation, all paris Of The
"',n,rv could be reached in few days; and
m;,b piis principles on our banner, and our
.vsr true Harry for standard bearer, The whole
.onn,ry could be aroused, and The whole Wing
.rmr thought enthusiastically into the conflict,
which cannot and will not be the case while the
Whjs epsigns are trailing in The dust Inc
Claw Wings stand upon the ground OF honor and
ntinciple, and cannot abandon il. The heart Of
he Wing party has been pierced by the proceed
ioss OF The Philadelphia Convention, anu lney
vi, have their candidate or they will not Vo'e.
| Mr.. s. alluded 10 The Allison Letter which was
- only evidence Gen. Taylor's friends couia
luce in favor of his Whiggery, but ne iouno
Wing platform lh're. In regard TO the Velo
ser he had said that he would mol Veto any
ii Congress might pass except IN case OF
.JaiIOn OF Inc SODStuulUu, VI uou'Sss uos
), want OF consideration by Congress. VI
rise himself is 10 be sole judge OF wha, is IN.
: iiu,ional, and what 'hasy, so ,ha. under that
- he would have all power-could IN TACT
lie himself complete dictator.
me orator referred in Terms of Justly meried
IKE 10 members OF Congress, for their oficious
,.,rmetdlins with the action OF The Philadelphia
!, ,yention, and their attempts to manufacture
:. control public opinion, when they are paid
! ,fr item as a consideration for attending to
.ssr Interests. He concluded by declaring, as
). 70 lberae conviction, that il Clay Electoral
,.e; shall be nominated il will receive three.
h. OF The Wing votes of The city OF New
yo,s and il the other parts Of The State shall do
e veil Mr.. Clay will carry the State by at l,as!
j COB majority. He believed they had k'naleo
fame ,na would spread throughout the STATE
nd TO o,her States Al all events, i would pro
nee such vote IN This City as could mol tail 10
zach he politicians that the workshops govern,
and 10 he Country such vote will snow mat
he farmers also take an interes, in good govern
I m.
lie concluded his eloquent speech amid sucn
hurricane OF applause as we do not remem a 10
Ave heard at any public gathering since ie44.
The following song, written for Inc occasion,
.as then sung with foe effect BY Mr.. PIice:
"Hrsar CL.r and the principles Of the Wing party
$40 'u''e1 80 '"' J L FAis's Speech.
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Th. pyemIums are less than In any other Company,
md ,bs noJicjes afford greater advantaaesor eIanpis
person aged 30 years NEXT birth day, by paying inc
comp,nv 90 cents would secure To his family or heirs
O should he die in year; or for % 80 he secures
=, ,brm slOJ1 for SIS annually for seven years ne
m them 81 900 should he die In seven years or
So con 40 paid annually during life he secures oo'
., n. ma I'd when he dies The insurer securing MS own
honns by The difference in amount Of premiums from
,hose charged by other Offices. For SAG SO the heHs
,nould receive IS 600 should he die IN one year
Jous w. CLk6HoRs-President
Pp1rR CuLLRs-Vice President.
TRrsTEEs.
poh.,r =. Walsh, Peter Iambo,
r.nh n Thomas Edward C. Markiey,
yUiIiiom Craig Robert Morris.
George N. Dieh, stephen Il. Cia~i"'o'
Peter Cuen, Awe Z Lazy p,a
VIM G. Alexander, william d. Dsna'
,yiiiiam w Haly X. F. Lopez,
c,anton q. Lamb, Harry Conrad.
socitor-WA. H. HALY.
Treasurer-F. w. RAwLR.
II. G. TUCKETT sec'y. and Aety:
IT,. .,hseribers having been appointed Agents for
the above Company for the State Of virginia are pre-
cared 10 Issue policies Of Insurance 10 an persons nes
ng 10 avail themselves nj the great advantages IL pre-
sents for securing 10 their famlies OF "'ehas eo
fo,tabe support amer their decease
Forms OF application and all particulars may se mao
at their Office on Ith street, next door 10 the once OF
"e""e JOHN r. d. PAYNE.
Dr. Joas A. CuSSisGHAN, Medical Examiner,
June 3O-oawd&cIy
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AUCTION SALES.
lsy ssu.,Io,,, YiOnc,irc &Io.
VALUABLE UPPERJAMES RIVER LAND
u

VALUABLE UPPERJAMES RIVER LAND
AT AUCTION.
M THURSDAY, the 5;h Of October next, at
~ i2o'clock, on the premises, will be sold al
III Guar! Lock House, on he Canal 595-S7
ACRES .; land, nearly hail low grounds, wlth
sufficient quantity OF wood land attached, stu.
aled above West Ham Creek. abou! 9 miles
above Inc City Of Richmond and is the Tract on
The South side OF Inc River road; a portion,
known as West Ham, belonging 10 The Estate OF
the la'e Colonel John Amber, an i sold 10 fleet
division amcns his heirs. So large portion
OF Ihis Tfacl being ow srounls, With sufficient
wocd attached Tor fencing and fuel, it is ceeued
ms Desirable one, aud well worthy the a,'en
non ol these cesIrons 10 own frs! late Farm
contiguous 10 he Market door
IERMs:-One.lh cash, or noe negoliatle al
months, interest added, ami satisfactorily en-
dorset; The balance in II, Is and "a months, Sc
cursri by deed Of trust on the properly.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, Aucs.
Semi Odds
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443 Acres of Land for Sale.

L roline, pronounced 10Th July, 1913, we, the sub
scribers, will proceed to SELL the premises The 2Oth
of September, IL fair if not the next fair day, To
the highest bidder the Tract Of Land mentioned in
the proceedings. This Of land lies in the county
of Caroline, Kneedwood and Is The land formerly
owned by William Norment. The improvements con-
sist Of large two story house, entirely new, and fin
ished In good style. The land consists Of both forest
and cleared land and is fertile as the lands general
iy In the neighborhood. R. B. Norment fesies the
land and will take pleasure In showing II TO any per-
son wishing to view IL.
TERMS One. half cash. and the other on credit of
twelve months-ihe purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security and the title the land TO he given
until after the deferred payment /, made
R. b. NoRMENT, Commissioners.
Eent 7-c4t & NORMENT ihohHssioheis'
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THE RESURRECTION.

wsros Of the North como proudly forth.
The time's arrived for action!
The traitors say they've bSrisd Clay
Let's have rssy-eetion
Our chief we'll save, and In his grave
Wen bury his betrayersi
Or IL TOO late, We still can suite
Our vengeance on his slayers.
The fe.blood starts within our hearts
Whenever his name 10 spoken;
IT'S he alone can form in ono
Our ranks dispersed and broken.
Truth crushed. not slain will rise again,
Aud so will Truths defenders;
Revled aud scofed, and beaten OF,
Our Harry "Hssr surrenders"
On him. SO spurnod, all eyes are turned;
His WhiggeIy ne'er was doubted;
He will not shame 10 own the MANS
OF Whig, where'er tits shouted;
A glorious Whig--an ultra Wing
AWhig true, firm and steady,
Is Just the one TO lead US on
Not Rough" but always Ready"
Beneath his flag we need no "BrsgQ,"
Nor deem that ''grape" IS so mighty;
Our cause is justin this we trust
And care not for Sc Old Whiiey'-
But, heart and hand, we're bound TO stand
With him who left US mover,
And raise once more the shout Of yore-
Brave HARRY CLAY forever.
The following Telegraphic Dispatch from thai
;sr faithful Wing, JOHN MINOR Boris, (who
]. been invited 10 b, presenD was read amid
cieIous cheering:
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. I, ls4S.
All rieht-go Archaeological result-set my
ve 10. morrow. JOHN MINOR Bolts.
y BRADFORD Esq,
Another song was sung b. Mr.. Nickel, with
], chorus, when the meeting adjourned.
In The open garden in the rear OF the Hall 4
ani was erected, where a meeting was orga-
III by the choice of WILLIAM S. DUKE as Pre-
nen' and LEWIS A. CoHEN as Secretary. The
resident on taking the chair, made few appro
la,e remarks which elicted much applause
ae vas followed successfully by JOHN Colby o.
us City, H. J. Conoca OF Newark, JOHN SMITH
Narshfield, Mass, and JOHN L. DoRaaNcE Of
lis Guy, late of Genesee County. The speaker:
ere frequently interrupted by The most enlhusi'
:and nnbounded applause, particularly when
ser any one mentioned the name OF the great
isu,ucky Statesman.
The meeting was finally closed by capital
.ng from Mr.. Nickel.
AFTER the meeting adjourned, procession form
/. and, with banners and music, marched 10 the
.,iience of DAVID GRAHAM, Esq. who was called
:, and, we understand, made an eloquent speech
Ta.y aflerward visited the residence OF othel
Wigs, whom they cheered heartily. OF the visi
icy made US, we can say that We feel proud o.
-ng remembered by those who remember anc
re HENRY Clay,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SEti.iaSs, M. sIu;t0ra.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
A NDCOMMiSSiONER OF DEEDS for Alabama, Con
- necticut. Delaware Florida, Georgia illinois, In
diana Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mars land Michi-
gan, mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jrr-
sey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, pennsy
hhode Island South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&c.
oihce over Joseph Bonavlta No IS, 6uin street, OPP
pnsi;c TO Thomas X. Price & Go.
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.
VOLUNTEERS, AMI others who have received their
discharges from The United Statr4 service and have
not obtained their bnGny land &C. by cr,tiny To the
uhdersicneG enclosing ther diseAdrges and statn G
pars n address, have the necessary papers pre-.
paffn aud forwarded, with such directions as To enable
hen 10 procure their bounty land extra or back pay
pensions, mileage, SC and the widows and heirs bro.
ncr and sisters, OF those who have died or been killed
III hatte IN Mexico, by writing as above giving the
name oil The company aud regiment in y hch their re-
atiVt enlisted or served and time OF enlistment will
obtain all necessary papers which requisite 10 pro-
cure whatever may be due the deceased soIdrr-a cor.
rect list OF NIL who have died been killed in battle in
Mexico having been prepared much expense and la
Dor ana Is only In possession Of the subscriber and his
partner In Washington, mir. Samuel stettlnius
y: Postage must be paid IN all cases when infor.
matoh VIII be gwen gratuitnusly, and moderate
charees made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No &c, Nam street, Richmond, Va
Aug ll-d& c2awJy
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DEATHS.

D,d. Of Paralysis, on the 10th August, after con-
:,.m.nt of several weeks. WILLIAM CRAGHEAD,
n Llnenburg county in tho S2d year Of his age. The
.,sed lived life void Of offence, and maintained
a,raetrr Of the strctest integrty-ndeed IL may be
buy said that there lives not an individual whom he
"ef wronged."
Died, on Saturday, 9th September, at bis re.
terce 10 Charlottesville, after protracled ILL
'ess D.. HARDIs MAssIE, in the 59th year OF his
|Iae