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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
VALUABLE LAND IN EASTERN Wiz
CHINA FOR SALE

THE subscriber intending South, offers for
sale on accommodating terms TWO Farms. The
one he now resides that well known Tavern and
Store stand, THE DEEP WELL. This FIRM lies IN
Orange County both sides Of the Suift Run Road,
leading Fredericksburg Til. contains 10 acres;
about IS cleared AMI divided IN six eds, we'll
enclosed. The improvements are every lining family
could ask for comfort or convenience The location Is
healthy any IN the state. further description IL
unnecessary, those wishing 10 purchase will view
for themselves.
The other TRAIT lies IN Greene county, two miles
above the first and contains us acres This land lies
The Nnth side Of the road, aud parallel with
the Rappahannock river and road tor about mile The
improvements IN this Tract arr but mnderatr-a toer
able Dwelling house. Kitchen and Stables, and good
Orchard, &c. The land Is highly susceptible of I'M
pfGvrnent, and IL thought 10 br valuable The tact s.
this is grain growing region. aud labor cannot he
spent N vain this red nany coil. Az the subscriber
Is determined To sell bargain be- had IN either ri
the above Farms and n they not sold privately be-
fare the 18Th OF September they Will on that day be Of
lered public sale 70 the highest bidder. Also. al the
same time all my stock of Horses Lati-, sheep and
Hogs, Grain Of all kinds, one Plantation Wagon
Farming Utensils Of all kinds, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &C. Terms made known the dav OF sale.
July lS-cwtds JAMES +. THOMPSON.
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EDUCATION.
sEsdway Female Academy.

TINE next annual session wil commence on WE'D.
NEsnAp, the Goth September, and continue with.
OUT interruption until lie 2li!I july, lci9
Iis3 LYDIA MARY FAY Will Continue 10 preside
over The Institution Principal Miss Fay is We'll
aud hvoraby known, aud has given such general ga
isiarton, 4: To render comment Gey unnecessary
Twa ladies' Of distinguished abilities ana requirements
have been engaged Ia Miss Fay upon Whose
pe.:ence, knowledge and moral caDauCl ". can mpli
ctf rely. In the continuance II hia School, the rub
sf',ber'5 object Is The in establishments
dtsiTe to educate his daughters favng six and
i It's netter organizations, his able and jealous Pnci
pil, acconp!ishe! assistants and himself unite, with
the rni Of heir experience, the lights and coun-
s-lt OF men eminent IN III. profession; and they intend
J. 10 afford tic mrans not only ola thorough Of
substantial Instruction, bn, also az al those different
accomplishments now considered necessary 10 finish
ed education.
Neither ia The retaining o his learned Principal in
The ss'sfon Of herfeuw aborers nor in his other pro-
uisioHs, has me subscriber spared anything that may
MAKE his lusiItuicn worthy re the patronage which IL
has received Tor the las six he considers lis
success aGd high standing The hrs esrlnuaIs he can
Offer Teachers and pnps all rrste in The family and
are under The domestic care OF Mrs Minor and the sab.
scilber from whom they receive that parental ate ncn
which is bestowed on their own daughters
Particular attention Will he paid To the manncrs .,d
morals OF the young lalies NJ all times and deem in
teresl taken IN their advancement In word Midway
Academy will be Christian School and study Their.
conducted in way TO make the pupil not only learned
but good and happy. lnevrnt of Sickness every arn
ton will De paid and chargs made for proles nal
services The situation IS, Aoreser, remarkable for
health.
TERMS--Thc terms such az merely to defray the
necessary and a'solulc expenses
For Board. and all the nocessarios, for thu acho
laslc noaths, and Tuition any all Of The English
branches, sla. French, Italian, Spanish and Latin,
each. Sig. Music, including OF Piano S35. Music
on Guitar, and of Instrument, s25 Drawing
Painting and Ornamental Needle Work, with Of
Books and Patterns $40 each. For any period than
Ten months, sla 80 viii he charged by thu MONTH and
| in proportion for the extra branches.
Books. Music and other Stationery will be furnished
| at retail prices
| Circulars, containing more particular information
may bo obtained nv application so The subscrbsr, and
references TO nnquesonable authority, ifdesred. Pay
mems, half III. ls January, the balance AT the
end Of tr session. Parents and guardians are request
ed 10 como and Judge for themselves
| Respectfully, JEFFEhSON MINOR, NJ D.
JadDag, EsseI County, "a, S,pt lst l64S.
* Adde'S The subscriber. a. Millrr's Post Once
| ESSEX county, Va. Sept s-cwtJanl
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EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE, AN
MI1ITX AND TRIiST COMPANY

The premiums are less than in any ot!r Company,
and the policies ford greater erompei
person aged 20 years next birth day,' paying the
compauy 90 cents would secure TO HIS fnIiy or heirs
slOG should he die IN year; or for 50 he secures
70 them $1,000, or for SIG annually for sen years he
secures 10 Them 81 900 should he die In sen years. OF
for $40 40 paid annually during life he sares 81 TOO,
TO be paid when he dies. The insurer seeing his own
bonus by the difference in amount OF pr1iums from
those charged by other Offices. For $3.50 the heirs
would receive SIS, 900 should he die IN oneear.
JoHs w. CLAGAoRs-President.
prrrx CuLLES-Vice President.
TRUSTEES.
Robert F. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseph L. Thomas, Edward @. Marcy,
William Craig, Robert Morris,
George N. Dlehl, Stephen K. Crford,
Peter Cullen, Alive IainR,
WIN G. Alexander, William NJ. Ba,
William w Hay, r. F. Lopez.
Clapton r. Lamb, Harry Conrad
Solicilor-WM. II. lIALr.
Trsasurer-F. w. Raw.E.
II. G. TUcKETT', sec'y. Acl'y
The subscribers having been appninr1Asens for
the above Company for the State Of Virpa are pre-
pared To issue policies of Insurance all p,oGs desir
ing TO avail themselves nj the great advances II pre-
SCENTS for securing 10 their families or frids com
Portable support after the decease.
Forms OF application, and all particularslay be had
nj their office, th street, next door toe ONCE oil
Wellington Goddin, ESQ. HALL MELON,
JOHN R. DnAYSE.
DR.. JoHs A. CunSiSGHaA, Medical ESainer,
iI uxydl ,cty
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FORTUNES HONE.

"STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, ANU LEI THE
FLUID PASS.
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
Fortune as one of her agents In distributing her
favors amongst the people In this part of the world has
located hmsslfa at No g. Main street, Richmond, front
part the green house, and three doors above the Old
Market where he will be happy to bis friends, and
to receive orders from any part Of the country, which
will be promptly and con6dentialy attended to- is
useless him advise dcste any one, what Is
to their interest In securing to themselves, by small
investment, compe tency for life; and as am opposed
to tho putting system, will not do SO, but will only
mark, that II any of my friends, the public general
ly have any spare change that they feel disposed 10
rsk In this way, they will always hnd supply, and
variety of In all lotteries under the management
Of the old firm, D. PAINE L. CO., who for the short
space Of time that they have been established here,
have been the successful Managers IN The United
States. Schemes of lotteries, with prizes Of 50O00
dollars 40 900 10000 10000, 10 ,O00 5000, &c. &C.,
&C. can DO had al my Office; and tickets, from one to
twenty dollars, always hand. For particulars, SEQ
bills Of the day. RlCHARs CHALK,
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Sl5, 900. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tick.
cts f.
sa,urday-s 900. IS Nos. 10 drawn
Ticke.s 10.
II Orders for tickets, packages certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lot,e-
rries advertised by Messrs. D. Paine & Co allend-
ed to with promptne.s, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. K. CHALK.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
q pR0cI NATION

tive that wfnl murder has heen committed In the
county of Montgomery, by certain WILLIAM TAY-
do, therefore, hereby offer reward of fifty dollars
any person persons who shall arrest the said William
Taylor and deliver him into the Jail Of Montgomery:
and do moreover require all officers of this Common
wealth. civil and military and request the people gene
rally their hest exertnns procure the Of
the said Taylor, that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth, NJ Rich
mond, this 25h day of August, In the year 1898.
Signed WIN. SMITH.
Or Taylor is described as young man, about feet
inches high wei! set, light hair and complexion, hns
eyes, face much freckled pleasant countenance when
spoken to, slightly knock knced; was raised in the
county Of Bedford, where II is believed he Is Hud
when last seen an Old much worn, black dress coat
largo patch on theh, in fron-an old black fur hat
-is accompanied by spotted bull ncs dog, side OF
the face Of which IL white. Aug 29-c6t
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RAPPAHANNucK ACADEMY AND MI.
LIFARY INSTITUTE,
n3DnJ TtE, rnTyNYV

THE session Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, 2sih August, and terminate on the a3d
December following.
The Principal Will be again aided by Mr. WILLIAM
MALONE, n graduate OF the Virginia Military InstI
tue, whose Testimonial. (which Of the highest cha
racterl lave heretofore been published and by another
assiian In The English Department of ability and ex
prrieuce The School will be divided into three depart
ments, Of English Mathematics and Classics, each with
lis own head
The discipline, drill &c, is in accordance with the
Military institute; aud the student may here prepare
himself for an advanced class of that Institution, or
complete hnrough Of education, with the add
ZION Of the sane military instruction and discipline, al
rates much below those Of the Institute The expenses
for the year are slaD; for tiir session So.
GEO & BUTLER, a ~, Principal.
Post Oiice-nappl hannock Academy, Caroline co.
References tie JoRcrtHg Gentlemen -1hosn whose
names marked with a have sons or wards al the
Institution Col John " Gillian, DR. II smith, Iin.
widdir; Rev Denisnn, Prince George Geo Fiiz-
hugh, ESQ, Port Royal; Aug Fitzhngn. Geo Turner,
Esqs. Col E T Ta.loe, Kins Ge"Ire; Hon woaehhy
Newton, Gen w Lewis, Esq. Dr Jos Wheelwright,
Wrs,moreland; sJohn Saunders, Esq, .pr Jrferson
Min =, Essex; *Wn Taylor, Rsq, eNm Dicken
SON Esq Caroline; <Capt James aagel, Southampton;
Gen Samuel Il Lewis. Or G w Kemprr, Rockingham;
Daniel T. Various. Esq, Alabama; Hon John wat
rous Ga weston, Texas. ang l5-clm
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Fake Notice.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO FOR


IN pursuance Of the will Of my esalor, offer Tor sac
L the Tract of Land of which he died possessed lying
i'm the lower end of fienrlco county, and containing
aD7 acres or this about 400 are ceared-of
this about 20 low grounds Of the finest Qiaii
tya Of which has been cultivated in wheat oats nd
corn and from which fine crops Of timothy and herds
grass have been reaped Tho remainder Is high land,
In a fine state Of cultivation. All the open land, holh
high and low, has been married. with mari from the pre-
misses. This mari, Of which there is an abundance, Is
easily obtained lying only three feet beneath the sur
face and contains IS per cent. of lime. There ID a
neverfailing stream of flowing through the en-
tire extent of the farm, and springs OF the best wafer
are numerous Timber is abundant, and convenient 10
All ,irs nj The farm. The buildings consist OF dwell
lrnc house containing rooms, which has recent
ly l-en thoroughly repaired Kitchens, smohe-housc,
carriage house. stable, barn, shelters, &c:
also offer for sale the life estate OF Mrs Eathafne
Scuv of l33 acres OF Land, adjoining the above tract
or tins tract there about 40 acres cleared all OF
which has been unrd. There IL now decree for the
salr the re v.rsonary interest IN this land 80 That the
purcboser of the life estate purchase that also
The above property is within five miles OF James r.
YER and Is of the city Of Richmond-hus aordins IA.
riIii,rs for markrt-and is In pleasant neighborhnod
If do not effect sale Of said property before me
25,h dav OF the present month"; shall on that day oirr
II al public auclius, the premises Terms reason
able. =
FIR further information apply on tho premises or 10
Messrs j. NJ < w. Willis Richmond, or Beni. Pollard,
IT,, Esq. Chhh!LS -. nEI"'hS,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale

TRACT OF LAND lying In Abemarle county
"A four miles and a half West of the University Of
Virginia. containing about six hundred acres, of which
more than four hundred cleared and in good state
Of cultivation There about seventy acres of low
ground The soil is fertile, and considered Of the first
quality even in this excellent farming region. The
buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling house and
a good barn. with all The other necessary out houses
The extension Of the Louisa Railroad, which will pass
through land will add greatly TO the present ae
~ of reaching the Richmond market.
Tho terms of sale, and other particulars with regart
TO the land will be made known upon application TO The
subscriber, residing upon the premises.
July l3-dScwtf Hardin's Tavern %.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PR0CI AVIATION

INFORMATION having been received by the EIecu-
1 tive, that JAMES o. WILLIAMS. who had been
convicted in the Superior Court OF Law for the county
Of Appomatox OF unlawful stahhng, and sentenced To
imprisonment in tho Penitcntary, has made hs es-
cape from jail, and is going at largeI do there
FORE hereby offer reward of fifty dollars to any
persons who shall arrest the said james o. Williams
vii and military, and request The people generally To
use their hest exertons procure the arrest OF the said
Williams, that he may be brought TO Justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, NJ Rich
mond, this Goth day Of August, in the year 1898.
Signed, WIN. SMITH.
~ Williams is said to be man Of youthful appear
ance % or % years age about feet inches high Of
sallOw complexion. his lr (Which is of brown
ish COLOR rather long. Had on when he escaped a
green jeans coat, somewhat Worn-blue cloth cap
striped cotton pantaloons-is wheelwrlght by trade,
but ulso worked al the tailoring business.
Anr 1Q-c6f
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InND EpP SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to decree OF the County Court OF King
William, Of the 25th day Of August. lsas, in the
suit OF Johnson, guardian, against Lipscomb, &c.
will be sold publicly, The highest bidder. thr pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of October. II fair
the lair day thereafter, Tract of Land be
ging the Estate OF the late Armstead Lipscomb
deceased, containing two hundred and twenty acres
and lying In the county of King William, about eight
miles below tho Court house, In the neghborhood III
Lanosville The greater portion Of the land is Pamun
ky fiat land, In high state of Improvement, and well
adapted TO the growth OF corn, wheat, &c. The dwell
ing and other houses tolerably good Tho land lies
In healthy and respectable neighbnrhood.
Mr.. james Johnson, living near The land, will chow
II To any person wishing to buy.
TERMS OF SaLE-One third &c the purchase mo
ney In cash, and the balance in two equal payments o
nine and twelve monlhs-the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security for the credit payment- and the
title reserved until the whole purchase money liz paid.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Commissioner.
Sent S-cwawt
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Tll THE PIIRIIC,

THE Tavern, Storehouses, Land, &c, at New Kent
Courthouse is for sale till the first of October, and
the subscriber Iious dispose of for fair
side ration IL Is rented, subject to the above pri
vilrge
The tract OF land contains abru, 800 acres mostly in
wood The cleared land Is productive in all the crops
suited 10 climate, and the Tavern affords 6ne
market for hem-especialy lis large, new and commo.
dious stable with e. stalls, and ample carriage
This building finished In 1912, and covers ESQ
square feet The location is agreeable aud healthful-
In thriving OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every advantage OF
supplies in Fish, Oysters Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
nison be had In their season. al the door, they
pass on TO Richmond. Venisnn may be had on The
farm. Distance from Richmond thirty miles, from FL
than twelve and from Williamsburg thirty, directly
the route OF the proposed Ethan Railroad and and
half from Cumberland, on the River Terms accom-
modating. Apply TO
] n CHRISTIAN, Now Kent Court. house,
G w BASSETT, old Church, Hanover or
SUTTON Il WINSTON, Richmond
Sent 6-cSW
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VIZ P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
W. WALL STREET, Richmond, Va.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Virginia leesburg Lottery, Class No. 49, for lSIe To
be drawn at Alexandria Saturday, Sept. 9. 7e No.
Lottery-l5 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $780,
900, 10 of 500 10 of 900, 400 OF l60, &C Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters 2 SO.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No ST. for l846. to
be drawn At Alexandria Saturday, the 18th Sept.
IL drawn Nos. In zach package of 25 Tickets. Grand
OF 200, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters2 SO.
Virginia Leesbug Lottery Glass No. 49, for ls4s to
be drawn Saturday, September 23d rs No. Lottery
Ia drawn ballots. Prizes: S66 666, % 22, l,lll,
tl5-shares in proportion.
~ Orders for Certificates or packages, single Tick.
and Shares any fthe above Schemes, addressed
TO the undersigned will receive tho most prompt a,en-
tion and account Of each drawing forwarded soon
as II 10 received.
~ Packages, certificates and single Tickets for sale
by WEN. p. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
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LUCk'S OFFICE,
NO. S, HANGE PLACE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

THE CRY 10 STILL THEY CONE!
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, IS. drawn July 26:
% SO 8 II So Al IS "a Sc 3 90 26 10.
Whole, Q "a 26, 5000 Three more, sold
Halt, 9 Al 50, $50 aud paid in the abave,
Whole, 9 IL IS, 80)by LUCK.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN THIS WEEK.
Friday-l5.000. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tick.
cts A
sa,urday-4oOoo. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tick.
cts 10.
The Small Fry Lottery also draws three times
per week-on Monday, Wednesday and Salur.
dav.
Orders for Tickets, Packages, Certificates of
Packages in the bove, or in any Lottery adyer-
tised by Messrs. D. PAINE & co. promptly
attended TO. c. B. LUCK,
Sept Richmond.
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b Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "comc, Try again."
aCrees Nation once again Victorious
avn Nos. Delaware Lottery Class 46 Aug 80:
As 10 AZ u l 80 81 40 8 50 II.
Ticket Nos. 80 42 a., 81 900, sent 10 a cor
kyoudent by HURLEY.
k:sn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass A. Sept. I
! IS s % 81 SO 10 % SIS 43 ~ 81 26.
Icsc,, Nos. 10 % 43, a prize Of 5000. sold
-:.Day.splendid Scheme. Virginia Mo.
r:alia Lottery, Glass No. Al. Capitals: 800.
5000, 1000, 5 of 1000, &c. 70 Nos, ID
Esa. Tickets "a, al HURLEY'S OFFICE
The OLD Market.
Nurday-$36 600. Tickets 10.
|? S.-Orders for Packages, Certificates Of
cages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly a.
..t 10, and an account of the drawings sent TO
par Of the United States, free of postage
ase address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
FUwLEs LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
street, Richmond, Virginia.
lie. Lottery Vendors do and say what thoy may,
f. 80, selling prizes COWLES carries tho day.
Rsn Nos. Md. Consolidated, En-, Al, Sept. s
b 50 4 70 10 81 Is 81 36 60 Is SIS 8.
Vmsel. Nos 4 81 IS, prize OF $50
L Do. &c 81 70, do. SO
81! 10 The above, and paid BY COWLES.
hwn Nos. OF Susquehanna, No. Al, Sept. 9th
20 Is SO Sc SO 3 II 10 8 81 81 so.
:sel, Nos. 26 p 81, prize of s2oo, sold and
oy COWLES.
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK!
aIDAY-l5. 900 dollars, 3 OF 5000. IS
IA drawn. Tickels dollars.
aTURDAY-40, 900 dollars, 10000, 20 Of
IS Nos, l3 drawn Tickets 10 dollars.
ar Lotteries Mondays, Wednesdays and
.'tays-constanlly on hand, for sale by
E5 4 COWLES.
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LOTTERIES,
Il a nm bert,s Off G e .

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
rTNHOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public In general thathc has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker, In the office Ton i4to
street, underthe Exchange tiotel formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by e. B. Pendleton.
Drawing of Monongaia Lottery, Glass 4s:
6S 60 30 40 % SO IS 81 81 5 81 CT 3.
Ticket, Nos. 2 20, a priz. OF 100 dollars
sold by LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No. 49, Capital: $40 900. 70 Nos, IA drawn. TICK
cts "a; halves .; quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No o. Capl-
tall sc Nos 10 drawn. Tickets Sli halves au cents;
quarters 2sc.
Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at O'Clock:
&c 600 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARSl
A MAoNIFIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. ~, to be
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: $4,000 $4,000, 81
600, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Slo-shares In
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sIH, l848.-THE NAM
MOTH LOTTERY.
100000 Dollars!
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
The Virginia Lsesburs Lottery, Class A, for ls48.-
sOis. asss 100 OF 1000, i7s Of 500, the lowest No
prizes. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 92o-shares In
proportion.
ar Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets shares In the above, In any Of mau
~ Il Co.'s Lotteries, (of which thsre drawing.
every day, prices varying from 81 to $40 for tickets
will ecsve the most prompt attention, and tho draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures
whrn requested. Address
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, va.
NJ Recollect No. 3-"Thsre's luck In odd numbers
says Rory o'More.'' septa
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NOTICE
NU TlOE
DAN AWAY, on Tuesday, An

DAN AWAY, on Tuesday, Angus, 9Th, my negro
II man JACK, (alias i,cs seott.) He "a about 90
years old a bright mulata. we'll butt and pleasant
countenance when spoken 10, with small scar IN ono
OF his temples, where hr bed N his moral afte
res lie took with him roo supply Of clothing, and
!. supposed 10 be aiming for Richmond, and ultimately
free State. Any iakpg him NJ and delivering
him me, IN Prince Edward near Farnvlle. VIII DO
literally rewarded aad eny information 81 him nanh
fully received. john LlGAS.
IS-rStif
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DANIEL Fl. LONDON
nnrRDc HnD onfE

AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
N in the greatest varieties Of price and qualIty-a
great decline since Fall, lS47. .
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND GERMAN
CLOTHS, Of n styles anil prices, AT very low iisures
LADIES' DRESS G0oDS-Cashmeres, DeLaln.s,
Alpaccas and Ginehams. These goods have fallen
good deal, but French goods are scarce and hish US
Fall, l8s7.
NEGRO GOODS AND BLhNKETS.--in Kerseys,
heavy sanelts and In rweeds there has been some de-
cline Blankets Of desirable kinds have not varied IN
value since Fall, lS47
BROWN AND BLEtCnED sHEETlNG5.-A de-
cline of cent per yard in almost all kinds Of low sons
has taken place. In Oznaburgs tho decline Is not 80
much. ~ n =, -,
SHAWLS, IRISH LINENS, TICKS AND FLAN-
NELS are as low as they were ever known.
To desirable stock OF seasonable Goods the Trace is
invited, with the that the entire stock VIII
be offered at low prices on the usual terms.
Sanf 2m