davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
MIR. SEpDON,S SPEECH.

We have published in daily ('nd i, appears in our
country today the very able speech Of Mr. Seldom
exposing the mischevous aaces and dangerous doctrines
Of President Flmore's late Texas message Mr. 3 very
conclusivey reu,es and holds up condemnation the
nonstrous doctrine forth in that strongly federal ines.
sage of coercng the people of sovereign State acting un
der its authority He shows that the proposition 10 bring
force 10 bear upon sovereign State is not only in viola.
ton of the principles of Institutions but must lead 10
the alarming and f't consequences The sound and
admirable views of Mr.. 5. commend 10 the people OF
Virginia.
Now that the slavery question has been settled in Con-
gress we trust that the temporary division u HE Demo-
mocratic members from Virginia will pass away aud that
themselves and their constituents w unite with closer
bonds around the defence OF the cherished principles OF the
Republican party We know that political opponents
look TO our divisions for Let US, and all dis
appoint their expectations by practising fobcahnce and
berety each other and uniting the OLD princi
pies OF the party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
RICHMOND Enquirer.
1II.IIIT SEPTEMBER "a. $50
SCENES IN CALIFORNIA.

W. r,o . s,er account Of the painful outraeeS d. Sa'
,,men,o cv The issue is between the sqnaers OF SCI
or a Tho holders of property under the Suffer 'ies'
,,x.c,. of ground covering the city and neshooinoou
f Sacramento are held by grants from Captain Sa'e VINO
clsms under his New Hevea Spanish grant. Inc SUI
contend that this territory ia not covered by eapu %
,er's grant, but belongs to the government. suns o' M
Nj, entry and detaner have been brought against 'he
cessfuy and writs of restitution Issued Inc oee'' ~
at,empnp 10 execute Them resisted by armed ooo'ss
eonoers Some six or persons are arrested Tor re-
beiep or resisting the officers and the process OF Tile eu
and two in default of ball. incacerated IN The fsoh De
The dreadful aray broug INT on by an euosl ~ ie
these if the hasty accounts are 10 DC
"a blond has been she'd the mayor OF the city keu anu
,un o;yen 70 The flames We shall see whether the
IN, Of California 10 leap full armed into the Union as
s,o,e w; be justified by her future hstory-whethe she
. ndesd nrepored for se.government without the uteary
no,econ of the United States Government Her aw'ma-
kes insisted upon her thorough competency tor the gh re-
.oonsbil,es of State. They have fearful opportu'
ni,y of rcdeeming or fasfying their calculations
we are pleased that the Senators from California
have introduced bills for settling the knotiy questions oi
andtles We trust that they be efficient in prevent
ing similar ou,rages for the future As the New ORR Ex-
press SAYS mighty consequences depend on this issue
poweess put down bold aud bloody an
outraee,he prestige of Law and Order in this new Stae
Till now honorab,y and successfully mantaned) IS gone'
and her good name will go with it, Protection TO life and
is the only for the progressive and perma-
n.nt nrosperi,y of new State born and brought up as she
has been without any very stringent experiences of strong
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
From the Vermont Family Gazette.
MRS MILLER

DETROIT MIcHIoAS, SEPT 10.
Mrs Miller has returned 10 her friends in this city, She
it was her intention when she LETT the hotel Maya
have thrown herself off the bridge which over
Island just above cataract but on arriving al the
place, she had not the courage do -she was coward
instinct" She had, previous leaving the house. pat
her children Sleep written letters her palrnts and
the landlord, stating her intention and requesting them
be kind 10 her babe she had also off her curls and left
them with the letters in conspicuous place the table.
From that time TO the present nothing positive has been
heard from her II rmored that she left the country
with gentleman, and travelling the continent
Of Europe Her father, however, believed that she was
somewhere in the vicinity Of Philadelphia and spent several
weeks in uitless search Returning in June or july he
died of broken heart Not long since brother Of hers
died at Saratoga His death undoubtedly acceera
ted by The Learning the condition of iam
y believe she minated 10 them BY letter where she could
be found, and her willingness IL return.
Accordingly friend of the family went after her. last
week, and brought her home 10 with her widowed
mother The ruin she has caused Her children are
with their father, Major Miller somewhere al the South
She states and believe generally understood here that
domestic difficulties drove her 10 the rash leaving
children and destroying herself and nie shuddering the
brink nj that awful gull she changed her plan and buried
herself in convent nunnery Baltimore She posi-
tvey denies having been in company with any gentleman
but found her way the monastery alone and which che
left pure she entered At any rate she is now with
her mother. who has received her with open arms.
MRS MILLER-The reported return of this lady 10 her
friends at Detroit is fully confirmed The Winchester yir
gnian publishes the following letter. and SAYS that previ
letter from The source which has been shown H.
IN strongly consed Tone and speaks bitterly of the
assumed guilt OF Baker:
DETROIT, SEPT IL, 1880
My Dear Sir 1T affords me more pleasure than can
well express, 10 communicate you that ten DAYS ago
received letters from my daughter informing where she
was and requesting her father for her she not hav
ing heard Of her fathers deah. friend was sent for her
and she arrived al home last Saturday night Her conduct
has been most satisfactorily explained, and believe her
10 DC as free from guilt she when she first left
her fathers house She has heard anything of
Henry C. Baker since before she left Winchester last No
vemoer believe he left Winchester time before she
did, with the intention of going some 'forcgn country
and since then she has known nothing Of him. That he
perfectly innocent man, far she is concerned am
him so much injustice when last wrote 10 you She has
been under Catholic protection since she left The
Falls until placed in the hands OF her friends With
regard TO the stories which appeared in the papers
Ing his name with hers he will havs to make his own ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


CCOEDl>t the provisions o he viii III the lac Vim
u Johnson, VIII sell. public sale. om WEDNESDAY. te 3
!ty ct,r " O'Clock, NJ HAT valuable
OAKLAND Inr the App"matoX River ~ HE county 4" 90
er"i We Petersburg, ana - from the cii! oi H.
unni.
Tie o land contains @A. nearly so Of which i
growth and hcas:y tnncted. TIE open iaj IS
wtii anal as gully llne! old .cli oG lab
) st ~ which consists oi rich rly.r bottoms.
well adapted III. growh wheat AMI inhat
wh ryuiy iacry conveying tie produce 10 market tie
nation hrIm within mile III. nav.a5
i. year. and The Glover I'LL Rtroa leading t'l
Richmond and Petersburg. oniy miles ~ The iie.r4
lns Copies the nrsnli also abi ready
10. plu7 GAS. l"G..-r. a.,
4 tuliul az. healthy r.s 'rGcr Oakland u uBsur
Eastern Nigl;t The Improvements consist OF i1go t
school huur. house. bans, stables, AID
biiiLlg5. with bcauui yard aWd garden acle
nearly az h. inl The slrl wel lTr. forest oak
ihe 'ni p,ct. WI sell rWFSIiFDt SiaN
con- and children ycly Le.y. y
cagasc nrirY tae match OF the hoIs,n ' ~
crops. stock ~ ri ad pint utensils SC -
Shoni The weather be- uIvortble. the sale vii take
first LAY thereafter. aud be Continued completed Per
OF The proper y, referred 10 MI g. WI
he place, either al Tho Nj BaGkenshps, and M H..
Anderson. whp r,SIicou adjoining rs'd
Term, iul he slaves viii log the land i. other pgo
viii lac naie known on the day oil ~nlc.
Any gentleman wishing IL contract privately for tie AUD
the Whole property vi address . subscriber Pettr
rlV wi give otlet information that may BE- desired
Guaranteed. W. X Ji)liN>I'
g -2awtf!- Executor 81 Is. X. John
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
ANOTHER HEAD CIT DEE.

Tne Washington correspondent OF th= Republican state:
that the President has appointed Mr. William T. Joyncs
Petersburg W., L. s D!s:ric, Attorney for Eastern virr
MA The late incumbent Mr. r. c. Nicholas who has faith
fully discharged duties Of the Office for years.
ousred to make way for end Of tne powers 'ha BET
in defiance Of the an,ip-oscFipon professions of the
partyes in the last campaign. Able LAWYERS of both
ties have borne testimony the honesty fIely and capa
city Of Mr. Nichoas-but nothing would avail against the
craving appetite of party. Mr. Joynes admit is an
able lawyer and gentleman OF high characterbu this
docs justify the removal Of officer who had atisac
torily performed his dutv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
VALUAnLE YoKk COUNTY LANDS; q

VALUABLE YORK COUNTY LANDS; sc
NOH SAlE-Ite subscriber under decree 81 the Clse
peIor Court 81 Law aud Chiacry YORK county, NJ
public auction, WEDNESDAY, the 30 day Octo1er. i,
York Town the following pieces of valuable real property 5o
to the estate Of William Nelson, deceased
BOWLER S IN Grab Necs, containing abov pne hundGe3
with small clearing; the wood land.
WHiM WOODS one hundied acres, heavily covered VII
and oak and valuable Gear; about treeandaa miles iroh
BROOK WOODS, hundred acres heavily rinnered. pa
ar cue tnut about three and ahai miles from he riseF
SEBikHS hii! ares. small Clearing The rest P!ns wooss
Che last two tracts IN Warwick COUNTY,
BAPIlSI'S and the FARM adjoining Ba;iist- contains
N &c hundred and thirty and the Farm about hue
fifty. These two tracts would be conveniently sold s
There are about SIXTY acres OF Cleared land tie rest heav
with pr two 10 three miles from the desired, the ~"
b. sold sep irai-iy
TERRAIN POINT about ,,so HUNDRED and twenty acrs
CD win pun and Chestnut; and afai miles from ne
FRENCH QUARTER FIELD. eighty adjoining ias
crdIng. AMI mav be sold with D separately
GOOSELEA ;. valuable Farm rear York Town. c"t'
about seven hundred about Us cleared 'he re-
wool This VIII be sold subject dover interest, "iiA
pararly occupied and the dwelling aud about toss
OF cleared land and about thirty woods This sA
an average distance Of andahslf miles from the river
PIGEON QUARTER. very valuable lille Farm ime
adjoining iork Town. Containing about eighty neatN
Ell THE French Quarter field separated from tbs mere
road ad ul make valuable addition Terrdi"
Nelson ; SIX or seven mites below York iowa TWEEN!
thirty acres. al! wood land.
TIE SWAN TAVERN 4 well KIN ,,yn and valuable TiSr!
in \ ork Town
Two other HOUSES AMI LOTS in York Town one 0! WI.
be made Desirable residence.
Also. three or four small LOTS in York Town.
Inc greater portion Of This properly be deveIel
OF sae' he rest on 1T January. ISL II i be sod OF
twelve. fifteen aud eighteen months from delivery Boi
proved security b- ~ the purchaser, paya3r
Instruments Aforesaid interest from deliver. oil
an title TO be reiined until payment al purchase money
rrsIeHed VIII sell Commissioner. ani execute uee- az
the niles however. bcllcveG 10 lie good kO SAtNbi
Williamsburg. Sept. ~. i>'O Special Commit
9gv- Wing requested 10 copy e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

Barnum telegraphs the Norfolk Argus that Jenny Lind
has expressed strong desire visit Fortress Monroe and
the big ship Pennsylvania and he desires 10 know if
large enough hold 1900 persons be had, and
whether that number could probably be obtained for two
concerts dollars per head He adds that Jenny Lind
NAV visit Norfolk about the middle of October We have
great hopes that the Nightingale may about the ,imc
fascinae grave Constituencies in this city.
The New York Evening Post says that it will now be
admitted by the reluctant critics. cher voice is
the magnificent that has been heard in this
try. The only reservation hitherto made in favor OF
Mabran but we heard last night several excellent judges
who familiar with the style of that extraordinary sing
err confess their preferences for Jenny Lind They said that
she has less magnetism than Mabran had that there
much pathos and tenderness in her voice. tina, her
comparatively cod-but that in all the details
cuon in the beauty of her phrasing in the purity Of her
,onaton, and In the precision and with which she
strikes the and most difficult intervals she is with
ont compeern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
MATTHEW /. CARR,
DREW A. 81 &C,
MACON MOVE.
REQ UIsITIONs.
= ~


STANTON AND JAMES RIVER II RNPIKE COMPANY
He stockholders IN this Company hereby
required 10 pay 70 the Collector Peter White Esq. Pr.
sIlent vi SAL Cpnlin. tie t. ll Glh
dollars snare OF their ocEsultes who are de-
speedy the remedies provided
81 IN, same VIII be rcirc b. the company. The rapid
construction OF me road AMI me Consequently frequent demands upn
the treasury render ley that made
medlate!y
By order al the Boar! .! Directors B PERKINS
Pcctoi the Stanton and James River Turnpike Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
NOTICE.
nR E ID ROBINSON ,n.r s,,lt Ia In,

AR F. d. ROBINSON sill lie found at his Office on Frank
~ lin street where lie consulted all
md especially tn- such
considered ncubc, aud when patient despaired
y His success In the treatment and os Of dis
warrants the assertion thai majority those suffering may
udicous OF vegetable remedial agents. entirely restored
Having praccei medicine his he
persons who have been cured and satisfy the ncdu
LOUIS Persons al distance by describing their symptoms aud
dcine Secret forms of diseases removed speedily and
Persons wishing avail themselves "Coads Patetn
Graduated Gavanc Battery 10 railing
Office Franklin between 18th and 18th Sept Ism
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
LOVE. PURITY AND FIDELITY.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION or TIE SONS OF TEMPE

The SoEs Of Temperance Richmond and vicinity propose
celebrate the anniversary the establishment oie the
Inled States Friday October h 1859. by procession,
speeches dinner They vii! be happy have ter breh
reA from all Of the s. present. and participate In the
cecnrs OF the extended every
Division and they hope have the pleasure giving brocrs
welcome rsuv.
We shalt alo BE- craed have young friends the CADETS
TEMPERANCE 10 un!e with the By order
sept. 2i-c:a COMMITTEE OF INITIATION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

Senator Gwn has brought forward measure, most i'm
poant TO commerce. viz that huge rectangular gold coins
of the values Of from 500 $4,000 be struck al the mint
or is branches. This shape is assumed make the
coins convenient for packing boxes heavy transactions
home and exchanges abroad They to be struck
fined god of uniform neness and with appropriate legends
and devices each SIDE values conspcuousy marked
and the inscriptions Liberty and United States Of Ame
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

Il would be well for every landowner to Inquire INTO me
of his and in yod NE
ho. nd .xss in danger When his land Is once sold,
,bnuph the law allows certain period for redemption ne
will find himself probably bcset with many aical'es IN
endeavong rescueit from the hanos Oh Soo
/ nntnr-[ Richmond IIhip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PACIFIC.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
O uckest passage on Record-Decne in Cotton-Bredd-

Quickes. passage on Rcord-Deciine in Conon-Bredd-
stuGs, dc.
Telegraphed tor the Baltimore Sum-
NV YORK. SEPT. I'll P VI.
The new American Pacific arrived here this after
nouu making the passage from dock 10 dock in the unpe-
cedented Of days and six hoursihe shortest pas
sage yet record in the whole history Of nav
CATION This adds another the splendid tIiumphs of
American steamers.
ENGLAND.-The weather in England has been very
fine, and The crops have been safely gotten in.
The London papers generally are barren Of news.
The London Times says in speaking vi the Schleswg
Husein war; that the German journals urging the army
fight on II without effect The heavy rains render
all operations by the troops impractcable.
FRANCE--The council general o the Charvente lnfsri-
has adopted resolution expressive Of regret al the
death Of Louis Philippe the late exile King. Funeral
vices have been performed in honor and TO the de-
parted monarch
Accounts from Touon state that letters have been recsiv
ed from the Puvnce of Constantine announcing the decline
of the cholera in That place.
President Napoleon is expected at ST. Lo having proms-
ed be present ball be him by the citizens Of
the town which he has been invited IL is also expect
ed that he will b. Obliged TO stop hour or Two at Faese
which formed part of his original tour.
But little done the Bourse on the eth The five
per opened 93 20c and $780, 50c and closed
at SIT. CSC Orleans Rll;oid shares 115f. Roman SSH
The Great Northern 456f 20c Avgnon l7'f B.as ll7f
LIVERPOOL CoTT,S MARKET, SEPT. 1.-THE cotton mar
ker has ruled dull and prices have ther declined in three
days, OF I'd per h. with sales since Friday, or the sailing
Of the Canada of Is 100 bales spectators and exporters
taking only $500 balcsthe residue taken by The trade
The Haye cotton market was quiet but prices exhibited
change.
Breads,ufs philadelphia and Baltimore flour was sell
ling 81 "a. Cd. Western Canal % 23s. sd. Indian
n 10 2ss quarter. American white wheat Is. 81.
10 IS. 81. per 10 lbs.
The London corn market firm the last accounts
P;ovisicrs generally exhibit bu, little change.
The London money market is quiet. English funds dull.
CunsoIs 96a
Liverpool-Corn l4s AS Cd.
CoieeThis article commands very full prices, and has
advanced from Is Ia p. .
In all tho Continental ports there is likewise active de-
n1pA ~ hp Efvrhn Ia in pripps
REQUISl7ION.-Oficer D. w. Nc. Clearly left Cnm-
berland on Thursday morning last for Richmond, Va.
with requson from Gov. Thomas upon the Governor of
Virginia for Thomas McLaughlin confined in Preston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

winch eside. l.in IN GDlmie Creek. III the roub
Louisa nea North ~ lac Cour lIou5r li Containing ia
20 OF winch IS cleared the balance la timber.
There about hat land creek, al! o wle
been vel dllchcd and tho "uxl ' drainei
rhls land Is IL remarkably healthy neirlborhool is nfgs
proved, AM v.rs productive Ia ;he staple crPs "i ~
u"n OF HE SiIte For thr growth oi wheat l. peculiarly as
i! lie lins vrly actvy crops with much ainy.
The buildings all ne 'rly hasos been crerte1 wg
last eight years Tie Dwelling House IL ADD well ns
hai"nc grounds adjacent AMI the ouiinu cOlp t
nccsss. lor ;hu coior, aud oi ope a
ui Tie best drs,ii ION
There excel card and Il vineyard oficur G.
vines, which yield annual. about thousand gallons '
perinr
The Central Railroad passes wi hin FIVE miles with .ae
leading H. thus ao ding ample facilities for the trsnspor
produce J l. BlRNs
Sept. Levitt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
SALE OF VALrABLE land ANp NEGRO

by Of ee!s OF trust executed by John SEQ
- Charlie S Carngtpn the 2ith day Of Oc,ober !
the other TO Charles Darlington and A. Villas io
purposes therein specified and both duly recorded III u
ice Of the County Court Halifax the undersigned VIII !
the 9Th day October ir. sell public auct,p
misses, he OF land called Falkland, IN she county d" u
ltg on Dan River and containing BY surrey 49, acre.
3s2E lou grounds IN is!ad and .'s Ut
large portion Of the upland stanjmg Ia Its rsa-.
The tu'ngs consist 81 excellent dwelling house 'i
and all other necessary out houses. ,,
The fall in the this place affords water power y
Also. al the time and place. wall sci, huHbe t
negroes. together with all the stock. crops o ever! y ~
properly j. une.sp,onaIe Int s"na a. trustees -"
such only vested Term. made known on ~
Sent 2i--cfw 4. WILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.



TOBACCO-In this article we have no cnange 10 report
Tho remains firm for grades and the tendency con-
;os inward The sales are light and receipts small We
make no change in quotations since lnasaay ast Lugs
81 so IN; Mddng leaf Slo oo 10 - oo' sooo OF "
80; Fine sl4 10 80. 80, an,
FLOUk-sales of Richmond at IS IS TX Scottsviie
WHEAr-Red and white los TO llO cts
CORN-Saes at 62h cents.
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushel.
OATS-37is cents per bislc
RYE-6S cents. o :,
FISI-Icrrinss No Cur ST So Gross 81 so Macsertl,
No g. So M. $ So No. l. ~ oJ; oiau - D. ''' ao
dull for all descriptions.
IlRD--Barr,is ~ rents; kegs cents.
BACON-Virgina cured hog round IA ~ cents SIDES
~ els; new Hams 10 cents; Western Sides Il %
COFFEE-5Iakct mproving-prne Laguayra held at
II cents; Rio held al II l24 cents.
SUGAR-Por;u Rico Sugar % * cents, New oT.
leans. Ne crop Gs ~ cs 81. CroA ~ ernts-l.oh'
double refined IL cents; single refined III ios css-'m
AMI improving. - -, 40
MOI,ASSES New Orleans al %: Cuha ga %.
SPlRIrS-Coanac Brandy 81 IS 3,2a Rochelle 81 ga
ST. American pyoot 35c; h proof 5u5 apple staiee o'c.
Richmond Recied Nniskey y CENTS and advancing.
y. f. l:u;n 80 els . 80
TEAS-lmpctial i5a75c per Ib Gunpowder Is lilo cts
Young lIyson 3ui75c; Biach - u ~ G.
NDfES-spcrn Candies i2aiic; laiow iu1lz; ttu :
Patent l.. A,alanne Is IA Zoe. ger ll Jacksons patent
SoAP-Richmomt AMI Ne.. Yo:k ~ acc.
ElCE-prinr cts.
NAiLS.3i els.
SOLE lrHER-Hemlock tanned good, l5.al7 cts
damaged llal5 cts.
RicHM 5SD. SEPTEMBER g. $780,
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Catte-At Inc scales 81 Is 10 , IS Market well
supplied
iogs-S5 80 io6 nett.
Sheep--sl 81 10 B. nett, &C in quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
feApPAHAAN0cK LAND FOR >ALE.I

feAPPAHANNOCk LAND FOR >ahE
IL located IN the county NhIdeseN. 81 or''-e
ains about seven hundred and hiy acres one Iofs-
balance in wood ami Timber. Will take "o tlnDsei.t IL
and the reminder cord wood GU goi ~" iam''
the purchaser To ply for 1t without feeins IT. % s4f
largely IN the wood ctit.in. and oysrr r.
very pfoftable) place affords erea, ais p
ings of BRICK substantially built 90 10. ,,e 90 =
for wood cutting and preparations for neAi yea -. e
Immediately. For NOR. particular information d'-' .,o
Post Office. Middlesex county, Virginia ,,u GATGNu
Sept. A-c2aw2w WI -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
For the Enquirer.
r or IN
KIDNAPPING

A called Court for the examination OF Capt. John w.
Williams of the schooner Celee upon the charge OF kid
mapping slaves, will be held Tomorrow AT King William
Court House.
II is thought by many. that the conduct of the accused
though highly censurabe and therefore appearances
agans, him. should be imputed TO ignorance of
The head not of The heart M,sss Meredith and Young
and Vim. P. Byrd counsel for the accused.
September % 1850. KING WILLIAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
FARM FOX RENT.
\ II VI 4
4PEING Ieslrous DI Charming

5eEING DESTROYS ~ changing cnt business VII offer
y FL privately O:.nJrf.
that will that DIZZY be rcnc lie
bidder years about II mics the OH
considered le .es, places
her description hosc Opposed will
hciscves Any information required VII be- b.
apple Mcsrs rocr Cook, myself the PROMISES
2J-eOirhD.i. L II N.AkEH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

DOisLlSs IL u W ARD.
EeAS Ai from the plantation u james & ElwirdI hece3
the 18th OF June Negro lncl LEVI,
old lie l. rather dark in and has lump
outside i1 night egg which
ii examined lie about high and gene
weigh, al two unlred pounds.
lie pdpcrs Luke Hall AMI Ned Hill who ia
this county and has aep e 10 e raj road Dy exhng
papers The former which
the papers Ned Hal in his possession. inquired
his Raeigh hni suspected that he may lurking
somewhre this region.
reward wi! be paid person persons will
deliver HIM either If the Subscribers ce him any jail
they INN.
= a!lre.s Macon Move a; this place.
MATTHEW l. CARR,