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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
Clinton PaDer Will.

THE CLINTON PAPER MILL, situated pt
SteubenvilIe, Ohio, having beer enlarged ami i'm.
proved, and at u very great expense added new
and tie most improved kind of machinery. is
now prepared 10 manufacture all kinds OF VII.
ting, Printing. Wrapping and Cotton Yarn Pc
pers Bonnet Boards, &c, equal to any IN the Eas-
tern or WeeIern country
The undersigned having the Agency Of ,le A.
bove mill, will keep constantly on haud a large
supply OF the different kinds Of Paper, and " il
have any size made !C order u shor, notice.
sc. HILL,
mar y. e. Wood 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
The Markets.

New York, April 2a.-FlOur, per barrel, s4,
s7lOS55O; corn meal S2,6S; wheat per bush
el, s ,o5; corn, 55065 cents.
Philadelphia, April 3O.--Flour, per barrel
S4,75; corn meal, S2,82k.
Baltimore, April 3O.--Flour, per barrel, S4
rs; corn meal, Sc, ,5O0$Q,68; rye -four, SO 93
Cincinnati, April 28.-FlOur, per barrel, 1915
Pittsburgh, May Flour, per barrel, S3,6G
@$3,o7; N. o. sugar, 5c054 cents per pound.
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MONTREAL, IL. C. J April 20.

On Saturday last the Government armed five
hundred special consIables, but they were dis
banded in consequence of fight in ,he streets
With twenty English gentlemen, and the general
indignation caused by the ocedure.
Cannon were placed in the streets of Montre.
al, and the garrison was ordered under arms
In the evening all was quiet.
Outbreakes are reported to have taken place
at Kingston and Toronto, Upper Canada.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
Notice.

The report Of the Commissioners on the stats
Road leading from Magnolia in Carroll county, 10
New Cumberland in Tuscarawas county. has been
filed in the Auditors Office, in Carroll county An
persons interested will take notice that the Com.
missioners of Carroll county will hear the partie
for or against said road, and applications for DANA
ge. thereon, at their June session lB4s.
JOSHUA D. PATTON, Auditor,
mar II, 40. of Car count, n
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
CARROLLTON FOUNDRY

This is the place for bargains. have taken oil
the odous Tariff and adopted the Democratic
principle Of Free Trade and low prices; short pro-
fits and quick returns. have plough points Of
all kinds on hand which now offer 10 farmers a,
40 cents apiece cesh. Ehope everybody will hes.
and avail themselves OF this great chan.a for bar
gains. SO A. l.. EITTELL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
Dissolution.

Tue partnership heretofore existing between
Baxter G Butler, was this day dissov d Nv
mutua. eonset. The books are IN the hands # Nj
Butler "ho viii attend TO the settling OF tie same.
The undersigned viii coutinse 70 carry on the
Tanning business at the old stand, where he viii
give Cash for Hides and ark.
apr 2U-tf WASHINGTON LITTER
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CarrOlltOn,:::Frlday, Hay 4, 1919.
New SnhscrIbers.


The following names have, recently, been ad
dcd TO our subscription list.
John Stevens, Jos. c. West,
Jacob Albaugh, George Baxter,
Jas. Bazserjr., q. w. Perry,
Edward Scou, &. w. Brooks,
Robt. Miner, Samuel Richards,
Geo. P. Augustine, Robt. Nelson,
John r. Couch, E. J. Barkdul & Co
Thos. Cameron, David Karn,
Jas. Griffith, Thos. M'Causland,
VIM. L. Lee, Jas. Morehead,
Jno. Hill, Jas. Brown,
Robt. George, Samuel Dunlap,
E. A. Daniel, Jacob Jones,
Jno. Thomas, DR.. Bierdeman,
DR.. Kehle., A. Morehead,
Jacob Harman, E. Howey,
l.. Ecklev, Chas. Richards,
Thos. Vanhorn, Thos. Lee,
Jno. Dunlap, Jos. Reynolds,
Jno. Taylor, Jas. Shepherd,
Simeon Drake, Samuel Daniel,
A. White, W.. S. Steele,
Robt. M'Laughlin, Adams & Guess,
Thos. M'Combs, VIM. kirkpatrick,
VIM. Booth, Samuel Morrow,
VIM. Nelson, Jas. Smiley,
Jno. Balsley, Jas. Magnnis,
Alex. Allison, VIM. Andrews,
Jas. Allison, Jno. II. Johnson,
Rich'd Donaldson, Isaiah Roby.
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@A poet saws:

R1-A poet says:
"Oh! she was fair
But sorrow came and left his traces there"
WhaI became Of the balance Of the harness
ne don't Slate.-O. S. Journal.
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NEW GOODS!
hrTHE CHEAPEST YET,-Hn


THE subscribers have just received from the ci-
ties OF New York and Philadelphia, large and
well selected stock of Ladies and Gentlemen 5
Spring and Sumh1eF Dress Goods,
consisting, in part, of Linen Lusters, Ginghams
Delanes, Lawns, Balzarenes, Varayzes, Plain and
Figd Silks, Dress Hdkfs, Scarfs, Shawls, English
and French Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres
silk Velvet, satin and silk Vestings, Tweeds, Sati-
netts, James, and variety Of low pricedwOllen and
cloth Goods.
ALSO
Florence rraid, China Pearl, Gimp and Straw
Bonnets. Fur, Silk, Leghorn and Palm Hats togeth.
er with large assortment of
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE and
GROCERIES,, rchich are offered cheaper than
GooDs of the same quality have ever been sold in
Canolltsn. Therefore all persons wishing to buy
Goods cheap, would do we'll to call and examine
their stock before Purchasing esewhere.
III kinds Of fdpprored Country Product taken il,
exchange tor GOod:.
apr 2O-tf SINCLAIR g. BRACKIN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04

Arkansas ELEcTloS.-Thc late election fol
Governor in Arkansas. was so closely contest.
ed thai nothing save the official counting OF the
votes will settle the question. The election oI
4 Wing Governor ia Arkansas would be as rare
an occurrence as a snow-sIorm al the tropics, OF
an Aboluionisl in South Carolina. I.P.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04

VIRGINIA ELEcTioN.-The annual election, in
Virginia, was held on Thursday, the 96lh ull
We have received few partial returns, but as
they would not afford our readers any sa,isiac.
lion, we omit them this week. LP.
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SOLE LEATHER,

WaggOnS-I have The wood work OF two
Wagons which will sell unusually low for cash
and also the running gears of two bngges.
Any one wishing to buy would do well to cali
here before buying elsewhere, .... a., ..
mar 49, 4, L, HPTEHti
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Fresh Arrival of Cheap Hardware.
Logan, Wilson 4 CO.,
No. 129, Wood street, PiNs5wgR, Pa

No. 129, Wood street, PitiSbrgh, Pa.
rs The place where merchants and others desir-
GUS of buying CHEAP Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery
and Carpenters tools, viii find their expectations
fully realized, as they are now receiving large ad-
dtions to their present extensive stock imported
usual, direct from England, and which they are de-
termined tosel as low as any house east or west
A full stock of Shovels Spades, Forks, and Hoes at
manufacturers prices. Also, "Mann's" celebrated
Axes. mar %.
PLOUGHS.-l have two or three dozen Car
rollIon and Leesburgh pows, staIked up which |
will sell for four dollars each, and give two points
mar 9, '49. A. Il. LITTELL
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Yarn.-A good supply of Cotton Yarns KEEP
constantly on hand by
mar Is, '49. CAMERON & KENNEDY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04

The following names have, recently, been ad
dcd to our subscription list.
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mar g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
Terms Of the Enquirer.

s~Tne ENQUIRER is published DAILY (for the city,
ard SEMl-W WEEKLY (for the country.) For the Daily
Papr seven dollars per annum and al the rate ofesht
dnsrs Ii taken for shorter period than year. tL
the Semi Weekly, five dollars perannuu, and Three
al ars fer six months, payable In advanceo bepaid ~
tn oee or RENTED by mail post paid Six Dollars
10; annum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
IN THE DAILY ENQUlRER-For ono square OF
Keen lines or less 6rst insertion, nifty cents, and
ey.ry succeeding insertion twenty-five cents in
tertei once ] week, twice week, or three times
e(keek, tnirty .aeven and a half cents.
IN THE SEMI-WEEKLY-One square Of sixteen
Inns or less nyst insertion, 75censs; for each c"nnu
snce, so cents.
Annual advertisers charged fifty dollars for thir
4, lines and in that proportion for advertisements
NJ er-ater lensth-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
tianeers who are charged one hundred dollars (paper
included
the auce pay, satisfactory references, insure
exeeutiia.
az All dues to this ONCE may he remltted per mall,
postage Of eli letters beisg paid By tAe pri-
postage Of single letter is scarcely any
account 10 tho writer II ID the accumulation Of post
s,e in an extensive business, which operates "a a
serious upor ;he EGttors.)
TT All Obituaries ana Marriages from the country
whenever the party handwriting Is unknown al this
Ohee must be authenticated by the endorsaton Of this
p,,mssier in the neshborhood they will IN nc case
b. published. Every measure that has been taken TO
prevent mpositions and Quizzes has prov
unsvailing. We must therefore nsist ,ia such case
upon the communicatonbeng certified by the name Of
re Postmaster. rrittsn on the back Of thelettsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
Aux. ls-cWsm i.

N CnANCERY-yisslsA:-At Superior Court Of
! chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the
State Court aonse. in the City OF Richmond Thurs
Charles R. Ste:ne, Eusebeus C. Sterns, George Will
lamsoa and Virginia his wife, John II. Williamson and
Martha his wife, Allen s. Baker and Serena G., his
Crecd Butler and T. a. GOODWIN, Administrator ct
Eliza G. steIue, deed. Plaintiffs:
against
Richard Adams, late Sheriff CT Henrico county, and
a. SUCH administrator de bunIs non OF Psyton T. Seins
decd Thomas w. boswell. hts late deputy, ana John
sterpe, decd. Defendants.
nlsd their Till, aud The defendants by their counsel
hled thsif answers thereto, 10 which answer The
Piainlifs hy counsel, replied generally.
nna mereap"n, ths cause hein. docketed by consent
o. tue PARTIES by their co nsel, came be heard by
IKE consent upon the BILL the answers Of The defen-
oann WIN ,ep'iaalions to the said answers, and the
eIhioits NED and was argued b. coun oil: On consid
Grafton whereof and by Of this ranea nv their
couns. The court doth order that the desentants Rich
aro ADAMS and Thomas w. Boswell, render before
Commissioner John Shore, accon. Of their ndminis
traticn of the estate Of Peyon Se-ne drce,ssd ,pd
that the defendant John st. Knight render h-fnrs ,be
samo an account of his administration Of
the estate al francis stene and that
be made In the Richmond Times and Richmond Fn
qurcr, two OF the newspapers published in m, civ of
Kc, mond ief TWO moat,s suecessTeiy and be posted
at thc door Of ihs Court House oil the Civ of gcbmond
and also st the door o: The Court House Of Ranrcn
roanty TWO several Court days ofhe sui! civ md
county respectively, requiring all persons who NAV
nave Siolus ING estutcS Vi region II. SteYns
iee and Francis serne decd or against the estate.
either Of them. exhibit the same for settlement h.
fore the said at his oe in the City OF
Richmond, on The FIRST Monday In October next; all
which accounts and claims. the slid commissioner il
required TO audit and state, and make repor thereof
to the Court wish any matters especially stated
ed pertinent BY himself. which may be required by
any Of The parties TO DO so stated the said commits.
soner also directed TO file his report in the Cierk'i
ofse Of This Court, on or before the rst day Of Janua
rynext
And the Clerk isauthosed 10 deliver TO The
Fianis to their counsel one " mote copies Of this
order. Cony-Tey,e:
July a+-e9u P.RoBERTs, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

PROFESSOR DEW on sLAVEaY-We
are RI quss,,d 10 Stale that Me'srs. }. ". KAN
doIoh & Co. will publish in te# weeks To
cbean form, bu. 90 good paper and clear type,
The Essays on Slavery. by Inc late T oieSsof iho'
mas R, Dew, Presiien, Of William asd MARY
College, All who think proper 10 leave their Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

Neg Y9;k Historical end chronological Socie.
ties besides IN Sc we have referred TO- or the pe
neral meri's ii Mr.. Gallaln, as a statesman,
sch' lar, and a cit I'm, we have no time or space
u tay 10 speak; hui his lille will bear scrutiny,
IN! deserves 10 be an example.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
FARM IN HENElCO FOR SALE

FAX Vi IN EENElIO FOX SALG
PURSUANT To the provisions 1t the last viii and
1 testament, OF Captain George W, Gardner, deceas
ed offer sale thai desirable tract of land on which
h.rcs:d-d, called 'WOUpLhaD COTTAGE" lying
on The Three Chopped Road, even mites North West
Of &chmcnt and adjoining the lands Of Dr. George N
Hopkins and others, containing three hundred and
,ainy acres. TN the premises is a comfortable Dwell
lns House, Kitchen, smoke House, two Ice Houses,
Carriage crse, Barn, slabls, SC oil nearly neg. and
l. good repair. Tbs laId tus been cultivated on tie
IRE shin system, and improved by The Of lime,
2aster manure ard clover, and is In good cart One
hundred and twenty i've acres Of the tract Is cleared
and; the balance heavily tinoered On The brook Is
meadow yielding large supply Of hays and there Ia
young orchard Of choice varieties Of fruit trees, from
S!n,cn's Nursery. IN full bearing. further cescrp-
lion Is considered unnecessary IA persons wishing 10
pq.tbase will examine the land for themselves, and
Mr. w. n. Gardner On the premises will show them
the f.m the situation IS considered very healthy.
Terms will be made very accommodating, and posses
sion can Le given Immediately.
HUGH A. WATT,
Executor Of George w. Gardner. deceased.
LAW,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

dets lof coois<. vii BE- iutnishe. ct le,
!, w'sr re'ail price. Odess .som Il
Hast te pcS MI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

WAsHiSdToS, Aug. ID.
The Hon R. P. Letcber of Ky has been APP
pointed 10 succeed Mir. Clifford as Minister 10
Mexico, aud B. II. Howard, Esq. OF Kentucky
has been designated as Secretary OF Legation in
place Of Mr.. Walsh.
Alyne Otis, Esq, Of Massachusetts. has receiv
ed the appointment OF Secretary Of Legation 10
ST. Cloud.
John r. Rollins, Esq, of Mississippi, hns been
appointed Indian Agent for the Western part of
Texas
II i. stated that the Hon. ]. ". Farrelly, Of
Pennsy lvania, member Of the last Congress.
will be rendered the Office Of Sixth Auditor Of
the Post Office Department, 10 place OF Peter q.
Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
A SITUATION Is wanted IN private family BY
"A young gentleman who can teach Latin, Greek, ,
French ana tho elementary branches Of Mathematics,
with the usual English education.
Refer TO Franklin Minor Esc, and Col I Randolph,
Charlottesville, Va.
gcr Address 8 $ G, shaGwsii. a,oeraa1ie, We.
-rIc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

~ CHANCERY-YiaaisrA:-a Rules held Ia the
CLERKS Once of the Superior Court Of Chanctry
Tor the Richmond Circuit the 9th dny OF August 1870:
George A. Pearce. assignee OF Elisha Shopper.
son, tiaintiH:
against
David W. Hooye and o,hess, Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered HE
appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that ne is not an nhao
tant of this Commonwealth, It Ia ordered that the said
defendant do appear the rules DO held for the said
Court on the GIst Monday in November next, and an
swer The bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper pub
iishsd In the city OF Richmond for two months sue
eessvely and posted at the front door of the State
Court House 10 the said city.
Copy Teste,
Aug lS-cW2m L. ROBERTS. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

TIE ABDUCTION CASE The press Il
New Crleans aopea,s 10 look viz great aor'
upon the repairs c!cnia.e ron Moohe 10
laion 10 the Dissemination .! Key TO rc'esn 'oes
UnIed STATES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
LfoA7icH CP THE UNITED STATS,
FRasEp. JrtyI, t.10

The Undersigned would respectfully bi,ng 10
the attention ci he Cunsuis u lie United Siais7
Who are Ve>iiea. in GeInany, and wao are il
coIresrnrtenes with him. the subloIcvd Circular
Of he President VI The Unicd ate<. amour.
chg the death Il hi, predecessor, JAMES X P,.x.
rs man';csaiion q their sympathy VITA tn,
national Slamnrg, .tesc Consus are invied 10
display tie days OF .aeif cnunuy with the star
wrapped in black. On The 9th Of july, and 10
wear Grape on their len arm ior the peri, Ct
siE weeks to:a thai daIe. The lie Of the LAT.
f!es.dsli = beautiful ilusira i'm q he irau-
cnce OF TIC ins.i'ufors Al his ccunuy Fiom an
humble stallion 10 the solitude Of Tennessee. lie
was gradually raised 10 The mos, exalted whic,
ms couatry men %! the waots Union could con.e:-
and they will forever cherish his menofy, he
cause in bola his fnblic caree: aud in his rrl-
vatc corduc, The historian will iind nothing Ia.
IS Ne, IN harmony with tie virues which d.e.,
Il AID the rewards whlch honor human natun,
A. j. DUNELSOa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
OUR MINISTER TO FRANKS

We hrd il he N,wask Oaiy AdseMSer ~
sutjoiged copy Of the Circular issued b. &c Mia
lister Of the Uniad Sta.es 10 the Csnlla, pew /.
OF Germany 10 he Consuls o. the Uniled States
in Germany. u mus, be allowed (says tic Ma
liona! ioiclisenoe) that it Ia particularly w&
EXPRESSED ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
ALABAMA.

We give, below. all The returns which have
reached US from This State.
Ia the SENATE, last year there were l6 Demo.
erals and IS Wings. As Tar as heard from here
has been no change, politically. The con,es,
will be very dose.
In the H,UsE n REPRESENTATIVES, last year
tic Democratic majority was &c This may be
reduced a few votes. owing 70 local causes, bul
he majority viii still be large. As lar as heard
from the Democrats have elected % ard Tie
Wings IS. In The counties hea from, The De-
m,cralic gain is S, and The Wing gain Z
Fca Coxearss The Montgomery Flag OF
Angus, llh, gives The following as The result,
for Members Of Congress as far as heard from:
Fist Dislrict-We have no definite nforma.
ton from the first district. IL is reported lha!
Mir Alslon is elected
Second District Mr. Hilliard is elected.
Third D>,rict-Mr Harris is elected.
Fourth Ds,rc,-Mr lnse is elected.
Filth Disrict-No returns.
SIKH District No re'urLs.
Seventh Dlslr;c;-Mr Bowdon is elected.
In lie fifth and siI,h districts Democrats will
he elected 1. Mr. Alison should be elected The
delegation will stand as in the last Congress
five Democrats, Two Wings
KENTUCKY AND INDIANA ELECTIONS
We give the results OF The Conetes sional cleo
lions in The States Of Ken'ucky and Indiana, as
corrected by the la'est reports:
KENTUCKY.
LAST CONGRESS NEXT CONGRESS.
/. Linn Boyd Linn Boyd
? Samuel o Psyton James L Johnson
3 B.reyly L CLARK FINS 4 Mclean
4 Aylcli Buckner Geo Ar Ca.d,osH
5. Joo d Thompson Jno Thompson
6 Green Adams Daniel bfecs
T. Garnet Duncan Hnmnhf'y Marshall
s Chss 6 NJ Iehsad Chas Mn:elead
8 R,caa Fscneh John Nos'1
10 J,hn P Gaines Billiard y Stantoi
(The names of the Democrats a,c put in itc-
IN The Delegation from kentucky is rolit:-
callv divided az in tic last Cor 2.ess-six Wings
ard four DsmocfaIs.l
INDIANA.
| Elisha E.nbree .iat}aniel .7lbsrtsoa
2. THomasJ H nley Cy L Durham
3 Join l. Robiason Jim L Robinson
4. Caleb B Smith GE, W JULIAN, rs.
S. YIN " lE.ek Hin JBrOvn
George G Dunn VA German
7. r w Thompson Ed w McGaughey
S Jim Felt Joapa Z .NcDnad
9 Charles " Cattcart q, aaam " Fitch
10. lin RoeshW AaGrsy Hari,n.
The names of The Democrats ere in italics.
[Of the Indiana Delegl alton in the last Con-
gress The Wing, had foar Members. They now
have bat one member G w Julian is FREQ
soil Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
FARM FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale my Farm In Middlesex county, yir-
siua containing three hu inbred and sixty -four
lies Immediately on the public road leading from
Wares Bridge Churchville and about TWO mi from
tbs later place. The improvements are toIerabiy good
to wit: dwelling house, W IN three rooms on the
frs; door and three on the second wiki cellar
kitchen, smoke house. ice house. carriage house, sta
be- barn, corn houses and negro clbns-all having
been repaired an put in order within the last FIVE years.
The soil is very susceptible Of improvement, and
,stre abundance Of mari sufficiently convenient 10
every field have married about thirty acres and find
.hai II acs We'll The soil produces the staples Of
.as sec"n OF couniry-to wit corn, whsa: and oais.
lis divided into three fields, each Of which has run.
nlng water and woods crclossd-one large and one
snail apple orchard, and other fruit trees.
believe II 10 be as healthy as any place In Middle
:eI county, and doubt whether better water can be
9-rd anv whsre and very convenient to the dwelling
asas The society is very good the inhabitants being
Harsahlr f3r theis Industry, economy and sobreiy,
ri good sA1fe OF intelligence.
ih:.ag turned my attention 10 Other avucatioEs, |
have tine devote to farming, and therefore, will
abaga!n in th, land, and vii. give long credit 10
de purchaser, provided Interest lie paid and tile pur
chase mercy secured
The r-oie:s may be easily disposed Of as II Is only
.ooUi ive six miles from the Rappahannock river,
isi fcu; rr five r:ts 10 4 navisa5le creek.
fuher description is deemed rsres5. Persons wish
!as purchase Examine ihe p.emisesar, for par
ieIlgfs. can ai;ire.s the, :, CrbaBEa. Va.
Aug 7-c.aw2m ROBERT N TRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
100 Dollars Reward!

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, about the 10th Of
IL June. two Negro Men. One, HENRY about % or
- years Of age. He feet IL inches high Of pump.
kin e0ar, slim In STATURE small scar under one OF his
Eyes. short hair, small, fresh his left thumb,
aooi the second joint. The other, MOSES, about 81
wears OF age pumpkin color, large build large hands,
snd large, spracded feet, rather sGuiEtoy-d, with
ssori hair. he raised In King Queen county, In
The Bouware family, and sold In 1889
WILL give $50 for the delivery of each OF them, II
AIKEN fifty miles from my house. or SD each II lodged
safe Jail in Virginia. so that get possession OF
them el00 each II taken out OF He State, and deli
vered TO me at my house. $50 eaca II lodged In jail
A ABRAHAM.
Buckingham II, July l7-elots
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
( WILL give reward, if taken ont OF the State, of
TWO hundred dollars or one hundred dollars II taken
within the STATE of Virginia, for the apprehension and
securin, in any jail, SO that get her asla Of Me-
GRO GIRL named MARTHA WHITEHEAD, who
lr my premises Monday night Last, 9Th inst Said
Martha is about % years old good 6sue large bust,
fail the hips high forehead light bacon colour,
has free mother, twho formerly resided in Phladel
phia, but living in the town OF POfsmouth,) be-
sides number Of other free acluainiances both male
and fem Ia, all whom have doubtless had = hand In
eniicing her of-and, with their aid, may endeavor to
make her way North.
Masters Of vessels and others are cautioned against
aarborins carrying of said negro, under the sever
rst penalty OF the law. A. MlLHADO