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,-., . ,I ,..,ien,urs c",,ty Sire SARAH
r. MOI NE vii, of Nathaniel AeNanirr !" nor '' .a NV,
smooon had gradually destr"S'g - I. ,n The snrt
cord was .o'e 'tl INC spn'
r,J wbo ave Bat e" "eesr Pe'i,a' ~
-, ~ away 'roh' .hir Ia'o esly ~ ~.
,,i,.b had n,i h'rh "e"Ie W., W. III -
"ohau "ieh - ,,,. bringing upoa fond husband anu are
shmi'hel y. .,sr Distress. Ss haa gone we tru 10 '
oa'e chiius" I'll, rsaae,h for the people o 6"d; oi soiF
place OF req I ral hal been her desire 10 pariase o 'h'
hoy communism ''~'
wrllbcits ,r :,
flton his residence, the county Of Rnsfei, l. on n hr
Diep u, Iu,y $50 after Il proirac.",l inesf Coie AhhN
~ ~, ~ ~ ,!. 1.h year his t father o. IIioAcl
M ~: Virginia the La AMI s''eht oI W ~
r' o Virginia. the h' carry i'Iea W ~.
hi, and dangers the pioaetf HE VI an hoiIn
n las The wri,er cak OF his lonely Uase io
IN snot;-r eighty mixes W
s ami aroused sometimes hy the pr,"is wa peasl an. ue
| nf the nmaIawk -edrins kni:c Reared IN ,nese fs
% ,nj ann, scenes call vigorous exercise he pow
49,. n, s,ccoo;,ol dcte.aIa'ion Cnohe 9.h
- !, tc f He WAS siesnness 0! lnahher ih.
,,, and determined! npposer oi Erass ano
~ ,enaa rather e.;rcine N ms
l., believed subscrbefto Inc Enquirer o
Heath, AMI 10 house "ls iHcie hcleo
Colonel Saith succeeded his ntirr as SUI
~ an officer are: lSl2 and i"rtha.iy f1ai.
Though no, the nfrnies and ioipies ~
IN. writer thinks hi numerous relatives aiid M m s
M III. nanny thai duts long ana acse ~ 81.
", :, nifty o oe njuice oppression 'o"sfo' m p
bor coSEI
ANOTHER PATRIOT OF THE EEVoLuIIomo 1sd a, his
-. THOMAS BRANCH soldier OF the county,
rs,J.. 10 miles Fart the Courthouse IN "a norn r
40 s ooi Ssrebe 1850 ths eh year o M and for IN,
n,y l757 His character pure and n,d nv ali
esaorons social and kind qualities, he was ess'"S =
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Enr The En- llt;rer



THE l. Nrf EXPLOSION AT THE HORN-QU ARTER
SrAHEFACTU3Y AND SAW MILL, IN HANOVER.
Mcssra E,.ors-ew periods Of lie be painful
than in which thought und feeling compelled to
strive oT mas:ery-"hen il' spirits are nros'rae Under TIE
hearts deep emotions and set The duties OF position The
rytrrnais nj life demanding not merely con>iccrai"n
bat strict and peculiar attention. Such is the writer's stu
alton. Oppressed BY the fatigue caused by agitation o
iird and therefore worrying lan that resulting alone
from bodily Abor since lin last gives but the other refuses
clcsc he set deems il proper Ia check eyacgcrnon relieve
HE approximations The friends Of the operatives aad avo
ihoahcss lingering grous Of cnqurciS, BY giving 10 ic
pnlic short Gf the tremendous, hut inesi hary
not destructive (s CARDS lc) explosion nj n!s establish
ulenI. which occurred On Thursday at l. O'Clock MI '"F
.c the engineer an. four oi lir. Tayors servants Were
l ony persons in The factory the mnmcni OF the eSpio
sion Of all LEGS injured, bit not one
seriously except The fireman, who though severely .cal
I'd much ahou the body ard head ana suffering under
isiocalion OF The shoulder, il IL hoped HAY recover
Strange say h. thrown hirty-s yards passed
through clump Of trees, was nearly stripped oil M cioln%
and lives More strange is III that boiler which weighs
1880 lbs (Sith bricks and mortar double us own weight
over ~ should have been drvon yrgh yards, inkng
sumnrsc demo!ishng large tree III liz passage anu yer
should have sustained fracture, except IN TIE end
The house 00 long, with III tw'vt machines ana Va
ulble property, IL thorough M!ef@ ,o
The writer slpposcs the pccunary loss 10 be about 5000
but the estimate obtained from the cold rniuiiing cal
Ing eye and be inaccurate, though others isep
it ii rom s. 900 3D0Oo, exclusive OF INJURY Ia a":crs
II L. however, the sui'crings 10 be endured in one cSe @
which our mortal shi!nas Ii is his ,hn wng5 ne
heart the pecunary loss though consldc!aa Is tha
as oi secondary consideration. The writer speass III ALL IN
returning thanks for past and kc .Jrs tn succor and
comfort hut hope do not break through coirlost' n
a5dgo ceremonies in saying, that the st great shock, ls
oncniary sensation Of dread having passed uway We ws
hr left tho calm performance o our dulles regrets
we acknowledge sunu emotions Cypress us--dansers
anxiees and have felt and they still affect u.s. but
il is gratifying say there has been evil ne; to br con-
rnned exscn cglcc resulting from great ah IN the
capacity ii well that this dry spell in aiiording
sahcrn supply o waller. No word, no thought bclieVe
To be regretted except those resulting o mistaken A'h"
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PHiLtbELPifA, oCU -.
Inpor.unt Sarc Iarcs,"aion and Discharge q tc
F'agiiire-ErcifsHltaf end Ro.r.
The colorcd population are IN cneEdois excitement on
of the investigation u. the case Gi Henry Garnet
claimed as fugitive from scr:i:ude udcr the late law al
Congress Ly Thomas p Jones of Cecil county, Maryan!
Ii heard before Judges Ger ana kan ri the t. D CiI-
cui, Court.
The fugitive has been living here since lSi2, and has
n WIFE but no children He became the property oi ih"s.
p Jones' by The will OF his la',cr ''nrci Jones, and wa5
to lave served till he was thirty yea:s Of age lie was
seventeen when he made his escape and is now about =,
Judge rer dcrdci the wia Produced being inadmislLe
rs evidence from not having the necessary VOUCHERS G ne
court where Erobated.
lie stated that claimants. under th, law would be required
establish .cr claim Ia the property by the pr"peN
vouchcd aaviis of the witnesses at ine place where 'i
claimants reside hnt the commissioners before
whom the fugitive is brought should have nothing 10 cec
upon bri tie identity o the prisoner. The testimony 81
Rcafd Scmans Identifying The prisoner ~ having been Tue
repu,ed slave Bener Jones' from l23s 10 Sl2, was
then heard but the evidence Of son OF the late benecict
Jones declared namssablc on the ground OF being an
Interested witness
able the claimant produce III. required vouchers, bcihR
oiscd Gronnd lint proper warning hnd been gwen
nf hcr insucency before The warrant vas ssIed ibc al
et fugitive dlrsa od. The friends oi the iue!tse
wr,e gathered about lniEeudence Hall in large NUMBER
and on his bong free, made NOISY demonstration a"
Their oy lie will un!oubd dly soon be ont ol tie reach ''
his repute! owner. ,
4. close nv letter learn HAT he coorcd men, in their
oy NJ the escape Of Garnet have become involved IN con
dict with The police, and several have been "Gci prisoners
According to tho ponnsy lvnnan Judge Grcr in comment
III. upon tho Case, said:
"1hrear. have been made lay aslc The force Of the law
s wus determined 10 maintain iha Lll power AMI nacstH
of the law Ii resistance attempted lie ~oid lhVok"
,he mid Of the military and in order "a preserve The sanctty
Of the court the stringent measures wo'n DO eoi
TO- tie warned the coorod population from using ''oec
,;r candid and an impartial hearing would be yiecei
IN all n,iirs The decision the cont, however, must DIS
| maintained, al tho Iisk even ri lit
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SECESSION.
W. 6pd r,I,,wipu in tho ynclburr Republican:

We find the following in the I.ynchbnrg Republicans
"fle filth number o ris,amrnes in another coi;nn VIII
attrac. The attention ni every roaer TIE wrr vito N
.tcring Whr takes strong ground in favor oi immediate
sSsessiin and i, must tc confessed Tim; he w;s ready
and vigorous pen. Whiat hold Ia the right "i 81
ces,on as vital principle OF Stale Rights aud believe the
North is rapidly pracipa,inG Tie crisis o 's;Inlon Upon u
and will ultimately he content with n'hiTg less y" W
would exhaust every other rational cyirnt before resort
ing 10 such an extreme remedy II is believed thai snrih
and commercial non intercourse would have sltary itr
upon northern sentiment and would bt glad 10 ar TX
Z ;perilncni tested before inhi se"essson.
We are glad sec thai ardent ri! MS 81 the l. -
publican anxious to syhast e:cr! other ra'oF
ent before .esoriing 10 such an cXtfene 'cineaS
nr nosit;o seems to be pt-cxmaag For at has beei
1on ,yc would no, look 10 any cxtre,ne n-asure-hu
should any ii the Northern States carry ont 'he'' P'S
threats oi naiyag III important law We i'' Sh" 'S p'
ared for ocul and commercial nonnt'T'oF*" WIN "''
offending States FIRST and, if th't shall not DC 'eie' IVA
relief lnr any measure however stringent.
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We commend 70 our medical friends the following js,, t,
ttprf The picture is inviting;

fa. Tie En7u;rer
i.aors--l wsh To invite, through ycnr columns
i' m 'eairal men OF noc in Virginia. and a The aspirin
young physicians, To settle i'll Richmond sp. ia IN ht
ae "i nv MEDICAL brethren, and wish il be understood
~ @ are "'|soms here AMI therefore desire their cse.,ct
Aciio'i affords fine field Tor succcs, in at,ic, Ia any
'nc properly qualified, ard more rs aiy ms: n. 81. one
'i liz eminent physcaas it, .oing 10 enc anG tr az
sy Mr1e nav" come IN hS place Tho proper qualifications
'oF success In paccr First ,oi knuM !edcc o, Tie
Procession III all ports second reaan.. manner this also
il:h''~ wife and csc, Children ..u-
pta'iic' wcihrr u CONES nG without trrn. nj!
casy, or being in any way discouraged; f,uh longevity
mat le mag be ennhc' 10 exercise raa,.e; :.th
wea iia IL IA iuli means Of support, apart from hin r,
! rs3iundl trca.
II is commonly believed That lhcrc s lcat deal OF prac-
ice ald' here md doubt that is III, c.sc n.sauch
no one has hoi Ul - yet This should be indnc,
como, brcaus" the may DC successful in
lnls what Tie residents cannot for the lie -. them, IL
cN:ai.
Another nduconcn come is that cur Town is the hcs-
:iit>t q! It's size II The worldavcI@ing bt death in
oscry - nhabtnnis and i is hoped thar The presence ri
nn:roGs aoiy ot physic!nhs, especially =" new r'ler,
may breed panir aud produce belief the ui iinrss
o The ETY. und h'is bring about desirable rsa!;.
Ana there be any young anxious L" excel in snrscry
hd TO obtain TIA kind ot Pr; ticr this place, o all "ic.s
VIII suit ihtln rs r: viii only have to compete win lie
professors ol surgery and anatomy in thr medical college
and with hc many other talented and established mca a" The
city.
. could with eaae accomplish even III season Of sickn
Nil that - siry in practice and al h time i've wor
probably, without trouble attend Ill the sick in Richmond
sti NJ one can the Abundant leisure possess the
games m quoS chess that indG q in The picasan,
unians ENJOY, the interest with which attend conyc
tipns, around the places Of plc r-of, without
feeling desire I" Join We with u on! brethren NJ
distance should par;ake with Of ,ce pie 'sue<, and
them, il they will come and settle anon! ia, We
will de- All that in onr power lies 10 make their time pass
pleasantly unannoyed by the .tigrs and vcNliionS OF the
practice Of medicine. MEDlCUS.
II hoped that the papers different parts Of the State
VII give this invitation place in their columns.
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SALES OF STOCK,

Remarkably 1can A. Lrnraser >eeh BroFr- Vel ending
Sct.rdag, lgi Cs'obcr
1-;,,; c,,,e Baod, nov issuc--s5lee ;hs week sl02
70 Do with in:crrsi rom st n!:& les this week sloi
Richmond civ bonds issue-sales 'hss week slo7
I.r,cs Riyer AMI Kanayha Ropla. guaranteed by tie
o., .lo, { ), a,A Ain,,,ss fr"," 1t d"y
Rank of Virginia, par s'Q-Saies th:a week $50 ":
Exchange Bank Of yieinia-I.ast sales slo3.
Virpria Fire and Marine lnsiranreLast sales sl0O.
Richmond Fire Association, par so-iast sales s5o.
Rihmoud F,e,Iericksbu an1 Potomac Railroad Stock
Sales this week 593.
Central Railroad Sock-Iast sales $40. .oo
R,c,ucnd und Petersburg Railroad Stk-l's' saes , s'1
lines R:ycr and karsyha :Sock--Saes auction THIS
week sig. -
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DIFFICULTY WITH TIE NEGROES

Pm ,prLril, o.. lS-i arre crowd ii coored PEI
assemble! in front ol TIC Court House this morning
await lr decision OF JGigc Gir in The If ,h negro
named Henry Garnet arrested undr .ho fugitive sa,c
nw an! Claimed by Mr.. Thomas r. Jomc, of Cecil county,
Md
patient examination Of tho case tic Judge decided
that the claimant had i,d 10 make ott his case and
CoGft Ior;c Garnet received ly his coloe friends
with loyons cXuitaons, bordering q liot much ~
that III Mayor bcggct them dessi They Gsobev6d la,
raua-t when The police incrler"d and vioon collision
eSucd between the officers Of the law and the negroes.
In the fight o III" police had his finger nearly biitn
oil by a coored man Finally the crowd dispersed and
wo n the rngcaders arrested and held 10 bail In one
thousand dollars each for violation ot the law.
committee is can.assin the city IL get assistance
to aid in the publication Of certain hccniay resolutions
qarding the fugitive slave law which the responsible laies
refuse 10 publish considering them otous in tendency and
slbyer.iyc vi llw and order
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Fer he Enquire


t ,a.,no held In Richmond composed pf hoso inter
es,oL in manufacturing and mining in Virginia
On motion Of Iinlio Rhodes, Es Joseph H. anderson
Esd wls apIoins! Chairman, and VIM. B. Hamilton, Sc
rrc,a;y. ,
On motion, the following resolutions w':e unanimously
adopted: , !
Resolved That convention Of all persons interested
in mines AMI manufactures in Virginia be- cnr 10 meet IN
In. cilY on ThuisIly, 9Th December nrN u consider me
present condition of thei interests and the hest means oi
promoting henl. , -
> Resolved That Holden Rhotes, Wm. B. Hamilton
VIM S. Trple,t, l.. p. Bentley, K. b. Iaxa' A. = Wool
dridge Joseph Anderson an Horace L. Kent b' appoint
ed n committee of Correspondence 10 invite The attendance
of the manufacturers ani miners AMI o others within Inc
State ar elsewhere having similar interests or favorable Il
ihe encouragement Of thcm.
g. Resolved Tia! these procoela;s be published IN I'll;
city papers.
on molten The meeting adjourned.
W,i. B. HAMILTON, Secretary.
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Latest FROM CiLiE0RXIa.
ARRIVAL. on TIE CRESCENT CITY
Triesrnitrd lar IT,. Baltimore Patriot.

New GoaK, Der. l5A VI.
The steamer Crescent cily arn.ed h.re th. morning.
rn.!, adsres flum Sun Francisco % the ll,h of So
tember
Iae Crescent Cry brings pa ;senrc.s and on,onn whom
there IL estimated Ia bc about million ,ol.,a worth OF
gold dust besides w,n;. t"o thousand i.- hundred dollars
on freight.
The steamer Philadelphia aliv. Chanss on tie 7,h
No rascs :" CHI. ,ra had occurred III Chascs .u the
previous weeks. Panama WAS also healthy.
The Steamer Tennessee, Capt Cole. arrived 1T Panama
'r iih inst. with ,liion ola.s worth soL. dust
and 2;0 passengers.
The L. . lett San Francisco the 18th Of $eptsni-
bfr.
hr following passengers board the Crescent CITY died
the passage between Cnagr,s and Hc ork v-.John
W. Haskell If Boston, Eiwar,i Cuthturf. Of Newtcm
North Caroinl-ha tied the 9ih age, - yrars--S nae
Strickland Rulnan, Vi New York John Hougl. on Of Wa
sor. Vermont.
Mayor B:ew, of Sarrlncnia civ sine" the amfua'ior
q! his .l rendered ic wound received AZ
tin .i1t, j. ii-i
Everything ,cc. .,.o.aisnto cy. aad a.r!eGtn.
SONS / .urihe, disturbance
The business II th mines generally prosperous. AZ
H.. N":ern mines, and uoD: Nelson's Geek. miners
averaging fully hall ner d:y. From thr Sl;'n
hrauch aud the N0in fork Vi the F,.ac river tie miners
We're also mixing handsome return TOO their labor.
R' ana very psntueyr, dry digsings been iiscoy
rrca between Nelson's Creek and the .vah 0 Duc Creek,
whsh amp.cs into The Sacramento.
iiH'ff IL Magic, eXtgs,c banker has failed for very
lar,' amount. This caused run upon nl the banking
houses bt they haze s. ort with the exception The
mentioned.
S,S FR,Scisco :sgrr. l5Tllrra have been large trans.
actions in hIca,stris. especially in h.:an aur E.rcn-
::e les have been mae from first hands at Sl ad -nh
sclucnly al S6 aafre II III .cls 10. sis 81 ih.7
has caused all otos uc p;iaGs ul iour 10 airenca
Provisions and all other sui, :anrial Goods finn
previous prices viii an upward a!tncy.
Business generally prospclorS.
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T,o miii,orv asnl.y on s.l,,!ay Q9t' 0rtol'r) was
.tiu, All eyes were turned upon ,c tinoshand troop
with is handsome men, horsos ard uniform With them II
cn ,,crc the Richmond Troop Fayr'ta Artillery, h'h"s
cr.,s Eoo, Infantry, Young (,:,,d, and German h'es
They were reviewed by Governor Floyd "I'' stood "a W
ten. of the lity Hal, alcd ay iaon@l Faulkner o h'A'
ly and Adntan General Ric.,ardsnn From thehc'' i"
connaned ty their guests, hey proceeded I" ';'
Deno Of the Centrnl Railroad md merrill? rar''S 0 Il" e
celaa! and abundant, collation., prepared 'y thompson"
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The San Francisco Cn'sc.oriissnca q Scredries-Frs
sllsn! EaLalnrr- l..i:to BaNimor., l.e.

W,susoroy d. C.. Oct, l--Collcc'or /. Butler king
had long interview ,odlv with tit Secretary IN reference
70 the mode of collecting in lie Stale OF California he
il p.rpu!ng 10 leave !or san francisco. ,..,-
I'm the absence Of s The cabinet save Secretaries Io'"ii
Hall and Graham nat .nnrh NJ interest transprins IN TIE
departments Nothing important will he done by the pres-
dent until their return. =,
visit the ca,tic shoe OF Eaaor" neal week .,,
The Naouai l;rcy4 Of orr city spirited ana wen disc
pined company left in the steamer is AFTERNOON" ." VEN
liz
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dissolution Of H.. rohlrdcracy Upon question So plair
us the restoration of private property the Souh canno,
VIII not, submit u such liwess nirnciinns %; the s!:r
s'h n"sf"ns notifications "f laws, passs! in strict
co'dancc with the Constitution. Even such venerable
o'"'ed iIiends oil The Union III Georgia. Thomas S;nl
ine q" Mcintosh und The Rev Bishop Andrew arc aroused
10 the danger with which Northern fanliics,n Threatens IN,
*'ath. In tic language Z" t;i lonrr III Ill Mon meet
lns in Gcoi.a
"' 'trsi i" c' ilit' lhc Congress in til, council, will
flrr r'lrfh": '.a H." ri The Il, war o
aaSsacnscia, nnd I!ai ilr South rallied their fr.c.-
nt The af l:l2 was war of commerce. .or the cur
hng iia'" in which The South had Interest," bu -!.e did
n,' nenEly easnre the coe shc gavo her blood and .rr
ta.nrc And wio Was The Hero Of The Rsvoln,innai,
mr oGr Washington. And who the Hero Of the
'7'r 9" i7l:; Our Jackson And who have been hc Hr-
e' 81 81 me MEXICAN war Our Scott ari orr TAYLOR. Wa
'! say 10 ln next Congress With deep feeling of respect
4 hope, and OF confidence, kEMEMEERw
Bishop Andrews in letter Devoted Southern Rights
well as ihc Union, points onI thu po!icy which the So.h
iiou!d adopt, 10 preserve her rights and safety:
Tie innaria'n Of Northern men is fast drawing ask
vhy should ~ amy longer hc tributary who .tlrn
N our !raae n;d .E ,n9u We have ample ma, ls
tne /" irnish nimosl every thing nr III apply
hlvrs 10 the development AMI improvement our ahun!an
resources ot wealth ana prosperity, anc The resolve
The Southern p."i" 10 hn;crc these t
iiislakcn We intend 10 maze bread, aud meat
and clothes already W. compete successfully with North.
crn Factories in NIL III. coarae cotton fabrias Gar
south. Oar Railroads raytrsng country H. all Ii
cctnns, filling up valleys, piercing mountain harers ana
bringing into connection widely separate points" Prosre-
villages and cities growing mp al along r-c line
al Communications. Agriculture improving, and IN
MI the ss.ii, anl mot of the iuxmics oi life
Within ours '.cs lmec tlr finest watering places and
asncen: ittn,i s,rncfy 1r t!u.a VINO travel .or plea
sure, ani why may Southern scuI,or- ipor nr us
il, we wan, from, foreign shofrs.
We haze been hls'y cald "samssioniss .se
would mol abandon The platform q! Virginia, and follow II
false movement, wi'h ;Ir South is divided On the
practical question before the country the repeal of the
Fug,yr slave law s notification by Noglcra ianali-
c.n, have taken a stand on which the South and
Will unite The Union had better BE- diss ,!ye, Than that
canting, hypocIica priests ar infamous higher w agi
iatnrs. shoui! tt nation Ia r1o with conyulsons.
and by open n!voracy ot robbery u private rights, violate
and destroy the plaine> provision OF the Constitution al
fathers Ma, lhis important rruih noty reiterated,
by many The patriotic presses and o tie Nor
Sink deep into The hcirs of the inasses md warm them oi
The precricc they are approaching!
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j. business which operates serious TAX upon Ei'ois
a. tA"" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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- Auc;oBers charged loo oais iiaper ia'iih-
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ron, distance mus, accompanied with the advance Iay
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unknown EiLs be Authenticated U. 'he
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W. ~ uuhhc E,efy that has been taken 10 prevent
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ns such upon the Beng 'ei'
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pIRnN iu,l 1 AnS RIN Ann


AS AWAY, abseon irm 'hc su'scr'Iei on INC I'm = u
BOB t - '"e''- -"e"' 80 ~
DESCRIPTION i. incned he hrshy, ahou: Grs feet
"s-Gnh i... h nboi.Jo Old teeth OUT weisEs
sls an speas very so when spoken TO- AID has scar
' u' p Mnes had when he lcit blue i,sey sunu'
and holds himself erect "
49, @ sulsn lo,S-a bunch OF sFsy hait vi ,is
ss' sue heal M)sc. was carried from Dnpln cntny, y
aehoni Va where hc purchased ny Joan 'oss' VI
N,.~e!i cgua,v y. e..
"!d and weighs i60ibs; very spoken
>sk quick on whisscs when he lett His dress con
~ wh;c .nmespnn cck psntalocns Of The aa1ein'
nsi lio carried county, Var.
tM' |" R.-naon, and there so;i 10 DR. Robertson
ihese Nr!ccs rarrascd by 9Th Of April 1850
ION ,a5 Robertson, for TIE purpose of ainz Il Is than
Dun uay e. and obh In il1noser cran,y, Virginia.
- ASatd ooe for each OF tho Negroes II
'o.set N iay ,ail 80 ha, get them arain
- previous this date els the reward fisr Of
~. .'hy vii b. ,il
'"''-'''' ''A'''''' PRESTON WORTHY
ea-nel iii Pos, otce. s G, October Is ew3m
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, HOUsEKEEp-
e atron, hsir STOCK Of TIN WARE. STOVES, sc and are
20 .ais ar,ic!e IL ih't i": o.: Terms
ia as"rG cooaing, parlos, Goa. aai wood - oNi.a u
did tuao.aces csi pa:tcra inc paap
and their st0cs before
pu'hasir, ,s, sfc-e d. s. C. II. WELLER,
sH-e Z5-"aa No "a West Main street Richmond Va
MICE heleby glvsn that pursuance OF The By Laws
nv faol vii; male the President, directors aid Con
@ aers Bank Of Vrsioa TO Issue TO me hew ss es'.u IA
d ~ 5aafes p Stock standing name nuiloefei SIS aha
% December, l, in lieu OF The original ssr'heae ~hch
"N desroye aud oil pesons hereby called upon 10
s-eiw THOMAS H. ELLIS.
pEasON ha, bad grl1 expernrc Brewing Aie, OF
euy,rr soatss a the OF Malt Is anxious %
s me same bupess Address reference TO the office OF
fsps! oct l5-cw2w