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CAROLINE COUNTY.


small vote can't change result than l5 20 votes in
favor oi the Democratic ticket.
1t is the impression that Mape, Scott Norris, Cruch
field and Conway w he rcturned-ta depends the
given by Hanover and King William.
The following Is the state of the Poll Mt o'clock nj the
Fredcrchsbu Precincts Conway l03 Scott ST. Bray"n
79 Crutci,d rs Morris GO, Maryc G3, Hudgin 6l RuIln
35, Dassett 26 tiin poll and no excitement.
TO the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer:
SpoTrsyLvASIA c. f., ArGrsr % 1850.
Messrs Editors-Beow you will find the result OF the
election at this place for delegates To the Convention Not
than half the Of the precinct has been poled
DEMOCRATIC NomSEEs-BraXton 81, Douglass q, Scott
30, White 20, Conway 3S.
No PARTY NOMINEES Crutchfeld s., Ma,ye g. Hud-
gin 80, Morris Sc, Rufin &c.
For Basseti independent, 29.
scArrEnSc-J; NJ: Forbes 8, s. cruchfed l, p. Wool
folk |, l.. Chancellor John VI. Bolts |.
KING WILLIAM.
About $50 votes polcdand the regular Democrat ticket
received an average majority of l5O
GOOCHLAND FLUvANNA AND LOUISA DISTRICT.
GoocHLAND c. H., AUGUST % 1851.
To tic Editors of The Enquirer:
Gentlemen The polls have been closed at this place.
and the stands for Walter D. Leake All John S. Flem
ing, &c; Richard Cockc IL; William 5. Fowler, 4 Drnry
W. X. Bowies, 40; William NJ Amblcr 2'; James l.. Cor
don II; Clayton G. Coleman Al Hugh Goodwin, q Lucan
'"''''' cHARLES CITY COUNTY
The following the result Of the election in this county
Polls closed.
REroRmrRs-John A. Meredith So; J. NJ Bolts 90 Robert
c. Stanard IA; Robert G. Scott 46 Hector Davis i James
Lyons sc; John H. Gin.er 81 A. Judson Crane 10; John
Tyler IS.
Asri-REronMERs-Conway Robinson 50, w. H. Macfar,
land 5S j. NJ Patton 4S, A. A. Morson AZ r. I. Daniel
45, Hill Carter 63.
Southampton, Nansemond Isle Of Wight, Susser, Surry
and GreensrWe Conventional District.
To the Editors of the Enquirer.
GREESsv,LLE AUGusr %.
The following is the of Greenssle Polls closed:
j. Y. Mason, (Dem) received ia votes K. Chambss,
W. 9 Robert Ridley Dem) 81; Jas. c. Jordan, (Dem,)
IL; Robert preniis, (Dem,) 4l A. s. H. Burgess. (".)
33; r. H. Whitfield, (W n.
The vote very small Party lines not gene
rally observed. Yours.
From The Norfolk Argus, Avgus %.
THE ELECTION.
Yesterday n cool and delightful day-thc finest we
gns exercise their full supremacy Notwithstanding, they
did disposed enjoy the right and we have
known an election pass OF, tamely with such little
popular excitement Such the indifference of the pep
pie in this city Of vote of twelve hundred only
900 poled The following is the result in Norio" and
d ,ntatl
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SAMUEL ID. RAY.

Among the members OF the North Carolina Legislature
;,s, eIeclcd are Romuus NJ Saunders Kenneth Rayncr
" II Washington and ". b. Shepard, all ex-members Of
Congress. ~ T. Hawkins also ex-membcr OF Congress,
was candidate for the Senate in Warren county, but was
baa,cn hy Weldon ~ Edwards Edwards 49, Haw
kns u.s. [Richmoad Enquirer.
The ENQUIRER might have added that Mr. Edwards is also
an eymeber of Congress- and in addition to those above
mentioned there are other ex-membes fCongess men
bers of the ensuing Legislature, to wit the Hon Green w.
Caldwell of Mecklenburg and the Hon. James c. Dobbin
of Cumberland
The ensuing Legislature of this State will be the very
ables in all probability which has assembled since the
foundation of the government Raleigh Standard.
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HIGHLY I,poRTANT FROM GEORGIA.!

MAcox ArGrsr 22d--llALr rAsr III. P. NJ.
EplToRs SouruERS pREss-Our Mass Convention has
lust adouncd-lt o the largest and most enhusi
aslc ever held in this State.
1t was addressed by 5lssrs Rhct Yancy and Cochran Of
Alabama; Colqui,t Stiles, Jones, Gibson Ramsey end
Pltt OF his Sa;e. and others. The resolutions passed
were of the strongest and most decided character The oi-
lowing will serve indication oi their spirit .
Resolved That should the occur III which shall
become the duty Of the Governor under the direction oi tic
last Ieesla,ure call convention o the people % eof-
pa Ia consider of the necessary measures o safety 10 me
state il is the opinion of III; meeting that our Senators ana
Representatives in Congress should Immediately return to
their State and unite with their constituents IN consua-
ton and action on such measures. -
ao'' A'-' " SAMI-ET ID RAY
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LATER FROM CHAGaE.S.

FxTESsIvE RonBERY-.i SEVERE FIGHT.-By tho arrival
NJ New o. leans Of III" schooner Ciarran from Chages,
which port she left he Sis; n, the New Orleans papers
learn that Arscfnan \ co. train from Panama ior Cnigres
wa ,h.. ton mics panIi.l. the 25; JGy, ot
so O0 In ,! dust. and the authorities Panama dispatched
twenty-five soldiers immediately in pursuit .: thc robbers
Inrv came on them few miles from Tie city, when light
,G nj r in which Ii of the soldiers and Fix oi the r"b
ber were killed The government troops did not succeed in
e-ining the lot The government, authorities were
about nng much stronger force on Tie 30'h with
he def, Tination 10 clr the lsmus III the marauders
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Al GREAT BRIDGE ats o'clock the polls stood as follows:
ride Co. Wise "a; Taylor 2G; Robinson 25 Smith, As;
Cooke, II; Cooke 8.
From BETHEL we learn the vote follows at ock:
petv 81 Leonard g. Tuns 10; Watts As; White 81 Ethe-
rerc AZ Wise Il Taylor -; Robinson q Smith, l3 Cooke,
Il Cooke 4. o,.,.r,1-
Ar -,,,nr,mAs's PREcIScT-Snowtcn 4S, Edwards 43,
Sinclair 20 Sutile 25 Moncure 29 Williams 25 Berry $,
Powell 81, jasper s. Brawner22 ,,,,
Arr,s Co,nr Honsr-Snowden SOC, Edwards $780, Sin
clair 269 Sute 253 Noncure l66, Williams 2O Berry ia
Powell l6, Jasper III, BGawner %.
AT BALL's CRoss RoADs-Snowden p Edwards Zo sin-
clair g. Suite 20 Moncure D. Williams TO- Berry 81 Pow
ell GO, Jasper TO- Crawner GO,
MEMPHIS August 2l-Gen Coe wounded recently in
rencoun,re has since died. Several of Cholera have
occurred here Amongst the victims of which notice the
al Gilend.
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ELIZABETH CITY.
The following is the vote in Elizabeth City County =
McCandish -, Bowden g. Anderson So robins 20 la
iaf,rro % Saunders Il. llcCaEtsh and BJwden sup
posed 10 tc elected.
MATTHEW'S.
CnuR- HousE, VA, Arc. -, 1880.
Gentlemen Il send you statement 81 all The votes
roel this day in the county for candidates for the Conven-
on:
Shepard 23n, Roy 1876, Smith 3i. Gresham 5. Muscoc
Ganoii l93, Muscoc X. Fl. Ga:ncu -, Montague 81.
GLOUCESTER COURT HOUSE.
To the Editors of the EGquger
The polls fo the Convention have been closed at this
place with the following result
For Warner T. Taliarrro 49, Augustus W. Rotins 100,
Lelne j. Bouden 15 Robt Saunders TO- Robt Anderson
scattering I. -
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
send you the returns from this Convention District, COM
posed Of le counties Of James City, York. Warwick, Eliza
beth City Gloucester and City o Williamsburg There
were six ca andda in tie field Bowdcn Democrat. McCan-
RuiLins Tul.aLrr Saiulrrs and Aud.Isnn Mh.s.
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Tc Petersburg lntcllgoncer announces tho suicide o
Mr. Harman Harrison o Prince George, Friday night
August 10Th About Two hours before day. he walked delb
racly one hundred and ,y yards from his dwelling and cut
hs lhroai with an old and rusty pocaetknc The wound
wns sowcd up but he away the dressing and died in
about eight hours lie Of Incorporate habits and re
fused 10 diyuiee the reasons for his rash act.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
SATURDAY sioaNINe. AUGUST -. 1850
ELECTIONS IN THIS CITY.

Yesterday the Conservatives picked up little and at the
close of the poll their seemed TO be certain OF one
delegate and hope tustuy for ,woor three The follow
ing the Of the poll made up of all the returns from
this city, Henco Court House. Swecneys Short Pump and
Charles City, tina, have been received:
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Some of the Nashville papers in mourning for the
death uf Dr. Trocsi, for long tine Professor IN the Uni
vcrsv al Nashville and the Geooeist r the State OF Zen
ncssee He had high scientific rcputhton boh II
this country anI Eiropc-inl contributed reh materials
from knowledge, from his successful explorations OF the Sc
crets Of Nature
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ACCOMAC (as far as heard from
Finnty. Wise. Cuss Fisher
Pungoteaeue l3o l22
Drummondtown, q o'cock,) 294 203 l59 81
PRINCE WILLIAM.
OccoouAS PnEclScr-Sinclar 35. Edwards 3d. Snowden
80, Sue 25 Jasner 81, Williams l3 Berry 5, Moncure 81
Brawncr "A, Powell 81
FAIRFAX.
AT ZImMERMAS's PREcIScT.-Snowdcn as, Edwards 43
Sinclair 29 Suttle 25 Moncure 29, Williams 25 Berry s.
Powell 81, Jasper g. Brawner22.
I'VE have not received returns of the al Fair
fax Court House, and the other pccincsand we therefore
omit such partial reports have reached US.
KING GEORGE.
Mason 49, Bcale ILL., Lewis 81 Carter 3 Hall 49, Siraugh
an 2S Lackey II, Mayo s, Newton 2.
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HANOVER
We have heard from precincts in this county. The
democratic nominees heard from have carried
~ thing before them. Chastan Whites majority Nor
rs DcEonsvle is 33 and the Court House As. Nor
rs majority AT Iayorsvic is II, and at Negrooot, b. 1t
IS certain that White has carried The county BY
large majority. His opponents predicted his defeat in this
county, by three hundred Under the circumstances
il is glorious victory. IL has carried the county aganst
the combined Efforts Of Whg politicians and anlrelorncs
The Wing politicians snang under the licking he
them ns' siring made unusual efforts Ia defeat him This
result that o last spring. shows that hc has the affections
and confidence of the people Of his county. Ii the other
counties in The district do their duty III the democratic
u.Cs are elected The VIII. leaders buSy circulated
port portion of the district that White would
he Beaten in his county, three hundred VOTES,
which fear will produce apathy in ranks aud cause lis
defeat. Yours &c. y.
PRINCE EDWARD AND CHARLOTTE.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
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We thank Morris & Brother for large box of their cee-
braed steel pens manufactured 10 their order They write
beautifully, and arc wonderfully convenient TO those who,
like ourselves, cannot keep COED pen
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There was no choice Monday last OF Representatives
to Congress from either the second or fourth
district of Massachusetts, Mr. Upham, IN the second dis
Iic wanted only about $50 additional votes 10 give hm
majority.
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The Federal Judiciary has become oi the mos; extra
VACANT departments oi the government In The apiroplh
ton bin there SG9 9S7 support The Federal Judciaiy
-557 81 being for tie judges, Jurors, Witnesses sa!eAee
rg Of prisoners, &c.
The appropriations FOR Marine Hospitals on the Western
waters arc expensive items. They are at Louisville
Ptstugg Ceyeland Paducah, Napoleon, Arkansas, and
Nachez-and others llsed o As good buricsquc up
on the wild appropriations in lie pending bil Mr. Stanton
OF Kentucky moved the following amendment which was
OF rejected:
Fnre purchase IF site and tho building of custom
house III the .! Bgnnisier Rlnn,sttr river branch
~ inc Roam H. in Halifax county, Nir2nia, Tie sam o
81 0c0 Iroried, h0leyer That said custoni-houSe snl
LuiIl Iogs, ind lhacld with rye stray" and ht
cos, of which in event 10 exceed the sum above a
prcpriatcd unl,ss Congress should otherwise order"
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MAN named GaRJlEIr. hlrci 20 us tor the present
a Wa. Bea9a. TIE uh or ->t ui ia'i
n H. purchase! from Mr john Lancaster {" Buckit-
lam ,oay the nel:hborloui OF Buckingham
C, House IL formerly einpoye boiinp on the Ftr
snt hiasier The cad when oy blast
h. au:ers his chl aad biowm oil He aauuisJ years
o. age rather sloveny appearance ant a"k
ar in lis very he OF James
re ra- ANY,. or below I.rcih,r- boating We will pay
sg r! ii sal! slave lodged a within ;he Sa.e
.,, we t4n .e him. BENTON, DuVAL 4 COTIRELL,
j.. ;-,,f Dover Pils. Goochtapd.
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s.OO.UoO VT.-GINIA SIX PEK CENT.

S.r, ,s.OO.UUU VI..GISIA SIX PER CENT.
Md PROPOSALS endorsed Sa;c Loan and addressed
we E"a! Prac Works, will be ccciveat The oGce nj the
~ Aior the Ciy o: Richmond until H. NJ, on WEDNES-
. @ aY of this h. (An,usi) for loans 20 the Com
VI a' .s.a, under authority OF law, amounting III TIC
~ bearing ncres, the Of six per rer
Y lcency the United SIcs, the irs, day o Ia.u
M - oi July il each AMI irrcccahe for . years
, The certificates but reiecua5.c afterwards al the
" & lie Gcasrdi Assembly.
tne INTO the uh.c treasury Of the accepted bids VIII
r. nc.s otherwise expressed in the proposals, and the
- 2..', rel on payment
A ~ o ne Board of PuoIlc WORKS.
'@-ha@'5 j. BROWN. Ir.. Second Auditor
nv ~ Al. WHOM IT MAJ CONCERN.
>'it' that the Richmond and Danvilc Railroad Com
H. attorney will the Goth day Of September 1850,
II lay Of the next September of the county court
Is apply to the said court appoint FIVE dsntere- ieh
lo.5 AN just compensation TO the owners OF lands
c6uby Richmond and Danrille Rairoad within the said
the said lands proposed TO be taken by the
rts 81; purpose,
''"o 4 DansiIe Psi,road Company. by their counsel
T1nS GILES
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a. valuable Plantation, in complete order containing 100
v,5r. with Dwelling ou,houses Cabins Stables Cribs, Gia
as good Garden and ru excellent well wa,e
healthy locaiul TIE stock and farm
~ Utensils which ;he viii BE- sold wih It, one Corn an
saac arses Terins for he Panta,on Stock aal Farming
@ ,hr cash the balance III one an two years, win sX
lssecfi nierest aud well secured.
49, ne lo!!o"ia= property In 'icssours ana me ihheue "
xSBiRG No 37 in Square No 6i, in the original fiat
o. ~i c: being about - feet iron by leo feet IN depth.
A Ic, No. 5 3s being IL feet front by l9'
A. ta Of Lo No So, Square No . ,c ,,..,v i
A' gafS o "s ai ]. IN sec 3l township 10 range 'E III
N coy II IA beautiful land Tor building l"ts
a.n. 'olesed 10 he Undoubtedly will only be conveyed
'' addressed (ros, pal personal application to me- VIII
J. l.. ROBERTS, Agent for Trustees ss:
o4cs, Mansion House. Nntclez. July 26-cStSAt
r. cnASCERY-NIRGlNIA:-G A:-Grecnsvie County Court
william + Macin and others, fahuhs
J Mason Executor OF Edmunds Mason and Admin
dse this day on by Consent OF pafies 10 oe eau '
b and exhibits and argued by counsel on c9ns
r Mason Executor Eimunds Mason deceased do render
@ Claiborne an account m Of The rns. ua @
- an nnSsoner will audit state and report tne % same 10 se
ACcp: Tesse, ste ''''~0 jos TURNER, c. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Hicks FoKp, Arc. G. ls5o
@ las, appointed day September, 1850, office
directed BY the said decree when and where
SAD co4n vii, be continued from day until completed
Az ID. A CLAIBORNE, Commissioner
kAHER.S PREMIUM BITTERS. We feel no hesi'a,
~. ~ @ iag this article Of the most ciee, ,uai
u, slcsa in use virtues stand pre- eminent not only
ols . all diseases which have their orlsn IRON
-s r. III. afflicted would that you can place c"ni.
% Na r.siorer heal h., having been iuly icSieI ny
' spectab citizens; tes'inonlaiso soi "hich arc uaiy
- ' - PROPRIETOR.
vA he du. stores Of Boicker, A. Duva, c. Bennett Co.
Co. - and II Blair. Saackoe Hill.
fos THE TIMES. This certify that, for The last seven
'tsrs hlTe nearly suffered death with Dysec! 9i the
ursia my
'a bodies Of Bakers Premium Bter have become As
F q ever he this others who may oe
an' s,,crs d. TALLY.
1i4t''tr Comfy. Va, NAV, $50
i' Is 70 ceIy my suffered from Dyspepsia for
"o Years las derived great bene, from the use Of bakers
'f' JOHN &. PAGE Jr.,
a, Firm of White & Page
des let az, II Wakes Market Bridge Main viii be
f."i'!: tended 10 by l. BAKER, Proprietor
-atil,i --c,n
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY
Mcssrs Editors The following is the of the
Ayets and the Courthouse for delegates the State Con-
venon the close Of the polls this husday evening:

ouc precinct, Maugohick, has been heard fronhc
vote is very thin one. f. G..
For aic EaGuirer.
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GERRIT SMITHS CONVENTION.
"Black spiIits aud white,
Blue spirits and gray;
Musle. inlncle. minglc,

Blue spirits and gray;
Musle. nlnsle. minrlc,
-, You that muI.le may"
lhe nopary, noelgion, nocondtlon, no-nnion, black
ana "te convcR Run in this place to-day and 10 SHOW
their utter contempt for all white and white things
FREDERICK DOUGLASS uhe runaway back) was made
c presiding officer of the Convention; he was however
assisted by white officers.
Two thousand persons were present; many of whom
however, were members of the Convention
he Convention being against oil churches and all corpo
raiinns, met III oae Of natures fiirest groves.
Resolutions We're adopted against the North against the
South against Free Soil and against almost everything and
everybody
The Convention will dourn Tomorrow Their ultrasm
has issu>ed even the people OF This ultra OF
the S'1tc-l Ietgraphed for the y. 7. Express.
The n. y. Journal Of Commerce has more full tcle-
graphic account OF this infamous assembage Women in
pantai1ons, figure largely in the proceedings On The bnsi
ness committee Mary Spring AMI Caroline Brown
Miss Becbe Hathaway Miss Burwell, and Mrs f. RICE
were The committee TO raise subscription, in 0 cent dona
'lons, 10 purchase silver pitcher and wo silver gobe to
be presented W. L. Chaplin for his eminent services in
the Of humanity" in his late attempt stealing
away negroes from Washington city. committee of %
was appointed TO raise money eay the expenses of the
defence of Chaplin, and subscribed $500. The
fugitive slaves present. Of whom there were some 30 were
requested sit together "wce they may be by III,
delegates"
Two addresses were adopted one to the slaves Of the
ton party. The former consists of the reasonable
appeals the slaves steal the horses provisions and
ney of the masters and take their lives if necessary They
them against Pennsylvania and Ohio where ugyes
have been delivered upand say c safest place for
is New York" They deaounce 'nost OF the Priests and
Churches at the North in league with the South"-
They add that in New York and in Canada the fugitive
slaves number 10000.
We refer this bold movement 10 put the South on their
guard against the designs Of the 5o'onisis who nly ven
into the slave States carry out their helSh de-
signs We cannu, doubt that the mass OF the Northern
people hostile their dannablc schemes, and viii Dc
still disgsted by the of mldne>s OF III Sc ia
natcs5u is the duty of the South BE- yi.ilnt
than in guarding their property Ii Mr.. M'sons bl!
be c,tcfal.y carried "u it will far 10 engage the nie-
ret ." The s,5c,-mndcd ana reasonable people Of the North
and c.tc! tho robbery ot our property.
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A .egifS. isl the balance IN one ard two
~ with ler iGercs, nom time ol SAFE Until pam
o.. We secured.
s Mississippi aH! abou; tiny i'eS aose ck5'
' ti aHl. AM ae. calculated fora vauabe plantations "is
s Nos Il ani LOVES hip No ~ North range 10
t ,cioa rs a." II; lntowGsp 18Th North range l. kas
cte!lf a.; gei'"raEnai l.1s acres.
aa ..uabe Plantation II lazno COUNTY Miss about tFe ii'S
L kon. ih9naId acres, more or less ahr'
bait clre' valuable" Gniei and not broken or waefcG eN.
% "hl !, necessary or nnE. purposes WIN bweis ii"uS'
ts ihe. Crbs G;anouc. &c beautiful country aui
r-!Sl ocaon good Garden. We'll s'ocke,i WIN run
'e- al. al ut 3! N.roes valuable. g"of inokis Ne
abundance STOCK utensils. and corn afG i"d"cr.
As+ improvements viii be sold iorone'fd CASH ne iia'
ofe ;@p years. with x per cea' Interest ata wei secure,
" Mines t e res; oi he property ~' De sod io CASH i.e
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InrOGTlNI ACTION.

/, viii ec soen the Senate by the Large vote OF n -
- have ordered ensrossmen the fugitive sl;e ai,
viz: Mr. Mnson> substitute (pua-lcib by Us II iens1) Will.
two amendments OF Mr. Mason adopted Friday pTovid-
ing nat t L. $ marshal shall be responsible to the owner
il 6a SIN o $1,000 if The slave shn! he lost By the mar
shall, NEGLECT tie process under this act or by his
su.a.ia s!lyc escape after arrest. We trust tat this
bill ii b. an ccien, remcy iJr great and practical evil
wli.i. TIE South is suffering.
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- ,IT1Ar3ON WANTED.
NEW Style
n,EIF.spEEtrTS TDI0RS

MEDALLION DAGuGEKEorfES IN toLoRS
Tzy,S l,eui,d be 10 he alrer u
oar ru.S ar, invited call the original VIRGINIA shy
LIGHT pAGl ERREAN GALLERY. whee may be found all the
ille> Inn .oyeincntS. consisting o; the
CELEROTlPE
by b,ch nfan; r!lll!ea h. ttei second.
TALBUTlPE,
o. pasccrI.o;yi'e Paper. and
HIAIOTlPE,
r p,re,;vres Glass which, with other Improvement
NAV 1w - c3aec The Gallery, No. l3J Main Street, abu'
\ E-racir NORTHERN COMBINATION SKY LIGHT Is ROW
IN .rl gf .rt,Iur II il The 1fsss III he : 'ic
i9y l,-c:f NN. \. PRATT & co. ProprieiorS
TEN DOL.ARs REWARD.
sFAN AWAl Mrs Nancy EdNartS III King William co,i
u ~ u Monday. lie Vt Man named III RRti
Il. j. about = old 10 inches tet. OF bfw Color
hasa sl. scar throat lie hasa blo;lcr lNns II Mr. W.
~ rhaccc Factory viii give the above reward II delivered
% me- sl- William Court House. MessrS ~ h. { L.
H.. H. Redmond. vi. .n.a. ~ . ,,.