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Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
ltted in the Passenger Cars,


1tdVt " ofctsIef al 7 % and II am and pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 and l.30 am and g. 50 nm
TRAINS CONNECT at Nillville with coaches ior Stat
vile and NAsonvile; at UXbrdge with coaches for Miller
ana Mendoni AT Whtns with coaches for East Bougla
ana Mhth ve at Farnnms with coaches for Grafton Ger
e, E Village and Upton; at Worcester win trains :
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. r. and II orc
and Nashua X r. At Waterford with trains Of NorfoIk
County Railroad for and from Boston, DeGhan &c
Passengers by the As train from Providence can arrve
N New York, via New Haven the same evening
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence ca
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
The l30 trains Worcester with he Ernres
IRAN ior New ork which leaves Worcester Al F. NJ
The II M train from orcestet connects s Povfercs
win trans Tor Boston, Taunton, Fan River Bedford "a
me M train connects at Providence !b tie lts-or
nd Y Steamboat train for New York
o. Tie 745 and II NJ trains do ROT siop ot usnlet
gf The $50 and 2. NJ trains dc hot atdu at ashton .,
Hamlet. ISAAC "A SOII1,E Wi.E ss+i VI
tcFt 20, looO' dwtg
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
TO WHOM IT MAY CONrERNI

Water Proof Mole Skin Hats.
20 OF The Spring style and best quality with arg
eAF8 assortment of Caps, Gloves, Umbrellas &c, con
~ stantly on hand and for sale by j p. KETTELL,oi
door South of the American Heuse, Worcester.
n. b. Hats and Gaps made to order, al short notice
Cash paid for shipping Fnrs as usual febl9-d&ntf.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.
0Mce Nos. 9 & 10 Foot's Building, SpriHefed, Mass
fEilS ASSOCIATION was oganzed Oct. LIST, 1919, and
was the first of the kind organized in the United
states, and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation. 1t managed by its members, and has
now an accumulated Cash Capital of $4,000
A liuaranty Capital $1,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
nfs0
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
To Let,

OF the best Barns in the city Of Worcester conve
0U,n he I'D FULLER, 2I9 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Wanted

IuE subscriber wishes obtain employment in writing,
collecting or in any busnc in which he can make
himself useful. ny word left at ThOmpson's FeIiodica
oilice will receive immediate attention
ian4-ttf SAMUEL V. STONE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
,nTAT0E

EDERSONS in want ofPIime Potatoes will, find at 81
Main St, some Of the English Pink eyes, which are
entirely Free from disease very much better cooking
poatoe than any raised in this vicinity.
Feb9 diff WILSON & FLINT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

TRAINS leave Worcester fcr Fitchburg in ccnnect,or
WIN YIN me Worcester and Nashua trains every day cx
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Railroad Advertisements.

Wo1CcSteT auu GaaSHU2 E3UIo2a.
- 80 E.i,s.ss as XII &
Winter 4rrangeme
PASSENGER TRAINS viii rnn as follows:
, Leave Arrive AT Groton Nashua .,
Worcester at Junction st 100, 'I
II I0 a .lr, S-l5 am. 500 am
4ISnrn n1 l2S0 pm. LIS pm
Leave ID; ;,oo p Pm. ~ PIN.
7'so a M anu hywen 5on Junction, Worcester
I21an, II s9 7o 90 90 am 9.45 ain
5O0nm s0 LII Ill IS'9O pm 200 pm
FJTCTTRiiRft, Nm ,,t,I1 90 lP;ins Pm 200 pm
run IN connection uiM Worcester and N,qq5Da J'ra;
Leave Worcester at 6.45 and II a. M and 4 Ia ,, -, no
leave titchburg a 9.l5 am, and l2 80 and s as N
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each wav between W W.
cestef Groon Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fchburg
III me morning train Worcester, connects with the steam
ooa tram from New York via Norwich-Evenipo train nt,
worcester, connects with the train to New YorE
" for connections with the other road at Wcrcastsr
@r9ioh junction and Nashua Snow u WilaeJ's ra,b
finder and Railway Guide ''H
u Through tickets issued Worcester for BurIirp
Ton, montpelier Wells River and White River Junrtinn
Fichburg. J. " ST0ItIt ',''is4a I s, a'
Nov IL. 1850 p, T,r
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE STORE
JER EMIAH BOND

BEtiS leave to form the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of this city and neighboring
a towns, that ne has returned to his for
mer business, and feeling grateful for
patronage bestowed upon him in past
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
FROM NORFOLK.

The United States Engineer arrived here yes'e
day from Norfolk which place she had lett the Gay before a.
fnnr cock We learn from gentleman on board that large
amounts of Government property taken from the navy yard
at Gosport had discovered on "Wednesday in r s"rs
of one or respectable persons IN Portsmouth
the ward who insisted upon the exposure BY the OF
the individuals from whom the property had been
Three arrests had been made aud Judicial were
~; ~. an NJ The time our informant ief, Norfolk
The Engineer, we learn, LEFT Richmond on Saturday
morning for Point with the ladies' wh1 naa
@ Nor reIurn Al Lower Brandon where the party dln and
continued their to CIaremoa the residence Of william
Allen ESQ., where ey y a ana Mantsy s
Il W. shi,rLou Republic, JNyi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

A GOOD SlGN.-Lucius B. Peck nominated for Go'cr-
nor of Vermont by tie Free Soil Convention Burlington
declines be candidate and gives his reasons in letter IN
the Montpelier Patriot He says that he assent TO
the resolutions passed by the Convention aasmuc rs ne
believes the Fugitive Slave Law constitutonaand
he consent TO The act pnssed BY the last Legislature
authorizing the State courts 10 take by habeas corpus slave
out OF the hands of United States officers just exciss
Of The powers Of the State.
While Vermont Freesoles thus compelled to rtTea'
from their position and defend the Fugitive Slave Law ano
denounce the factous conduct Of their Legislature weay
look for returning reason every where,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
FAMILIAR SCIENCE, OR SCIENTIFIC EAPLANA.
TlON OF COMMON THINGS

tie ABOVE is the title Of book which has been placed In
our hands by W. Randolph and which We have read with
unningled satisfaction. II is edited BY r. T. Peterson ESQ.,
member OF the Academy of Natural Sciences Philadelphia
II c"nians 9lS questions, with scientific explanations on
The lponGeabes, Chemistry, Meteo'oogy, Optics &c
INC explanation of the numerous phenomena in nature,
"h!ch daily present themselves TO our notice, BRIEF l-
cd and satisfactory To those whose curiosity has been
awakened IN regard TO physical phenomena can rcco-
memo no book with more cordaIity Though not written for
adopts IN science yet none will turn from in disdain To
those however, 10 whom the great volume Of has not
been opened it will be especially welcome. Phenomena
which are SO common that many think Of enquiry
INTO their causes are brought prominently before the mind
and clearly explained. We heartily recommend it public
attention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
NIIRGINIA-1s CHAscEai Susan Roshiao' who ee"e her
Boghiolo, Susan Block widow
,.ns,aan nf S;11o,n Biock Jr. deceased, Plaintiff.

NIRGINIA-Is CHAscERl: Susan Roshiao who eeiEe her
intermarrIase with Boghoo was Susan Bocs "!ao"
and Jeraee Of Sinun Block, Jr., deceased, Plainhh
-, ,-.- -.,;,n
Newkrk Charles Odne merchants partners trading
under and style Newkirk odnsr The children OF moses
Rnrt unknown Zama Block JGhn Judn
ana abbey his wife, who Abbey Block kaG smo" the widow
MI William Suo deceased Rachel block, Moses key
and louisa ms WIFI who Louisa Block, William H. cknieh
and Venia his wife, who Virginia Block T. McCa9e anu
ula Ann his wife who Julia Ann Block DAVIS and me
line hs wife who was Emelnc Block ohn Rodney ana ie'
becc Rcbecca Block and Phleas me nus
Della Block deceased children 0i the SAID fea
and Dri Block (who unkno"n) ana me VI
" e'"N'e' WV Defen
having decree OF the
Cauc-y he County of enrco made therein n 22d day
O Mseh ssl 10 Of e commissioners OF INC aid @ Gu
qole and ascertain The Of the residue OF Inc uhd men
one III he said which pares this cause are
Sey entitled and make thereof the Court the falu
e ate hereby nu6e compliance with the further decree OF the
a Cou Made herein the 18th day Of June lo that The
required oy the said first mentioned decree will be made ana the
| Of Richmond TJioNIS r an IS Comm'r
June T-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
Extract of letter to the Editors Of the Enquirer dated

Extract of letter the Editors of tho Enquirer dated
Meckenburg. Va, June 3O,h ISL
"Now as the weather 1t has been cool ana very nry
from the lst of May with occasional small c''. h
tobacco crop not MS promising was last year ma
the dronph shall last few days longer there viii be almost
total failure in the tobacco crop O whea there IS an
average crop The crop will not average "ncouFn OF
@ Tho corn is very small but has been thoroughly
cultivated if il should become seasonabe will yet make
nnnd CROP At this time il is excessively hot ihe l'ier
nstar TODAY nj o'clock is IS in the shade. hope il
vi nroduce rain The mills on the creeks nrc beconng
dry Corn now worth 81 80 per barrel owing TO the re-
Dea ted eshats las, year the rivers and cerSs destroying
he crons Dysenery has prevailed epidemic through
all this part Of the State and has in many instances oeeh
fatal but is now subsiding."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

\ STREET EXHIBIrIUN-Yesterday morning crowds
Of persons gathered round snail horse carriage
the Centre Market for the purpose Of viewing remarkable
lsuS nature The object Of such great attraction o Inc
many ito few repusve seated in the vehicle and is
young man named Almun, native of North Carolina.
The pecuIarities Of his appearance ae that hand
somewhat resembles the claw of bird, and the other that of
crab He has parts of four legs with portion of a
fifth and only three in all These maiormatons
nascdIy exposed The remainder of the body is in good
FORM and head would become any huvng the power
Jf locomotion.
companion superinends the exhibition, and receives
whatever small Of money the benevolent may besow
towards the support Of The entirely helpless individual.
Republic.
The deformed individual above referred in his vehi-
Gle, on Saturday morning, at the Shockoc Hill Mnrke
I,usn in Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
GREAT MGDICAL DISCOVERY.

=. AL. NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF TIE SiSTEM-l
- discovered his preparation 1910, since which time have
'i 'ie difficulty in Curing most NER' Gus DISEASES, but
v have added al nsledieni which like magic IN rem.
ny NERVOUS CORDIAL cerain IN curing Nervous
ur Muscles, Shaking o the Head Papi'a''on tiauencc
"' i.c Lo!o Pain the Face, WI iwltchlnss oil the
ieSa, Wakeuincss, Heart Disea Neuralgia, and Tor
@ oo"y affected 10y iauor, study This truly Won
~ e, !Iom peculiar happy elect in alayng The most
s, ale aud completely eradcaing them from the
VI jis'! be 'es the sn.cst discovery IN the SCIENCE o
r.e- . 'uIGceS aWl al those NERVOUS DISEASES,
- ne RI rnuul cai kill has hitherto I'd no con
m mi r.Stocr IN bGi din. up weak con, tutlon already
.! cissnsc and cbiasci by other medicines It's nViso
H. "c' IKE ra AID It's b. netcial effects are almost
AZ me WEAK. hr and those suffering VIII con-
,r. aancrs, frequently cured hy usirg single hot
J. 40 r. -. -. .,c ] s ROSE, NJ d.
M"nn , % ~ q, NHs KEEL, LADp co. R. r DUvAL GAYNOR
:irS BEERS SAnhlhEE ADlE d eha1, pG1N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
THE ARMY WORM.

The Army Worm has made its appearance in this county,
and doing much damage to vegetation Of all kinds. From
what learn from Others and from observa-
tion, believe the Army Worm originates in The Clover
Fields. Upon examination could find traces Of
them in the Clover fields. We had conversation with
Of farmers few days SINCE who informed Us that his
Clover fields were with the worm, and that
they destroying everything verant in their PATH from
The white Clover down the bitterest weed-Our
neighbors and own Gardens suffering from the
ruvags of these unwrcomc visitors. OnJns Tomato and
Cabbage Pantsgrass and every kind of weed-a disnp
prnr from blUre tcm and the earth which they pass
presents dry and dead appearance Curiosity led
animation Clover lot in OF garden (Which had just
been mowed) where found thousands of these worms
moving the Garth, with rapid motion, evidently
uukng out for other and better fields operate upon.
By way of experiment we tried application of lime
and ashes TO cabbage plants in garden, out
il did have the desired effect; in hour afterwards
lound the mounted upon the plants devoung
and all as rapid ever Valley Star.
We advise the Editor try decoctiou of tobacco II
has saved the noble Dutch Ems James River from the
destructive aggression Of bug, which has killed the
Williamsburg and elsewhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
FITS! FITS!! FETS!!!

EhR HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FOR FlTS-The as
HI tnnshng which attended the OF this invaluable
medicine pIcpc Falling Sickness. Spasms. Cramps
Debility. Seminal Weakness.
rend the medicine discovered In fact
IS above Diseases
IT STANDS UNRIyALLED AND ALONE.
There other cae 1t has been SAID that Epilepsy
ac Dr. larts fegetab Ex
tract ha and constantly curing this distressing complaint tile
testimony Physicians and others will show See
certificate published Dr. ars Medical pamphlet orm
he had of the Agents gratis.
Prepared by Hart and for sale BY all principal Druggists
Price single package So four do SlO -
~ B TAKE NoTcE-G F. Thomas (laIe Thomas & Mes) Of
Cincinnati forhit other place
TIE agency for my genuine medicine placed solely III the
hands Messrs w Sons, No 1872 North Second Street
phiadepha whom ali future orders must he acdreeC aa e
oriier W If Immediately be forwarded s. HART. NJ. d.
~ Sole Priprielor
IT. list of Agencies general we refer 10 the advertise
nen Standard tralions under the Coed samaritan IN
.nxn,,,s 0nci. of Health For sale by ADlE GRAY.
Nav - cw4ly Richmond. Va. and Druggists generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

Our friend Charles Workman, Main Street. has sent Us
the Struggles and Triumpts Of Religious L5sry-an ms
torica survey Of controversies parianing TO the rights I"
srcnce from The Eas!h Reformation 10 the settlement
of New England b. Edward B. Cndehi!!, ESD oil Loneof
with an introduction by Sewa S. Cutting OF New orK
This is handsoms volume published by Lewis Colby, Ne"
York. and is marked by vaHc and interest. The author i
avorablv known as theological wrteE-and every NTeni
an and compairot Of Thomas Jefferson, will study VIII
pleasure the animated sketch of the great oae-h"ids
conscience which brough, into life the principles OF kegs
ous liberty that Roger Williams affirmed and illustrated
Rhode Island
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
BosToN BETTING CoMPANY's GUM ELASTIC

TE1E subscriber keeps constantly hand full supply OF 9u
Elastic sizes; Steam Engine Packing an arlclc
now being sel and with which, other can conn
pete. -, :. ,,,,,,, ,,oer ....-;o- :, 7 o.,ho-
greasng, perfectly st not aecteu
cold throws more water with The same power au H
ruch price exclusively used by the Richmond
Fire om,anie also supply small Hose ydant aud gar
dening purposes with Couplings anu Pipes attached For sac al
lowest factory rates. by JUN H. eLAiDoHHh
0-c1 c1Nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

DULLAsNS L. h ~ Al<D
lr s.. reward Oi fifty dollars Will be pail lo lle apnehen.
m aeI delivery OF my BONAPAk h. who lelt
san on The ih inst Il is believed that he SAID b"I VIII
m d, pass himself white person and get u she iee
H. m .n,nuy bright hats light and nearly Staight rair
ern !eGuen,ly ~hi'c person lie Is ABOUT ~
bur bad grown, speaks slowly and w'rh much heritS
:. sv mhrn nused Carried with hin, PAIN iea nat anq
r a>u old cloth ardb cassineit or nsey coat ana
IN, no rrcorcied The ABOVE reward Will he paid i"r the
81 >a,d hoy, II taken III twenty-five miles from
-.ya az! so II taken under that distance.
'~.'" ~"' wsi. A. SCOTT.
\ e. vile a bemarle, June l+-c3w
"aiy" vii! please insert three weeks ana send
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

/ L>GINLkR'S OFFICE >. RAILROAD CO
PErgrsBrno VA MAY 81 1851.
TO CONTRACTORS.
kssaIS will be received the En2iueers Office Sou'h Side
Pcci isburg Va. un The 3sl OF July nex Tor tho
# Ap,unstluX bridge b. erctei farmsille.
vii Do ab 300 and 81 feet high; 10 consist
,a-l.uperAructnrc. resting abu and piers.
r. brick stone he de,e med after receiving
\ =, ',a-
-: earth can be obtained near the site Of the Bridge.
be made The structure c"mpete, or for the
y,rs work and materials viz: Masonry; furnishing Brick.
, S s,nasip iuy!ng Bricks and malship OF Su.
| .emie
| m 5e required for the ulhmerte of the contracts and IL
thu each iroposa be accom- anled with letter from
sgs p.soa pc. sons. stas thai they WIZ o-come sc.
,v G. o. SANFORD,
-qisfIv Ch. En. .rccr s Si.t Railrnaa
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., u,cuMuND ENQUIRER,
vrs.'snsp DALI !! raoaAs aSS shR Richie, 5n.
TIE K " ::

f VI thcr ofaipht
Pssss 'fs' +! 81 .f E?s o" as
y + i've a; yer sPas NJ u: az. s tt' Uy "' poet paid
sr ulnum A, iht t"T -, " Init per mall IN good and
ss NJ r. + = ,$sa: :': ;i; sSs:ss
~ account tue wter a. rnru' tax upon Editors
savs Sdsiut;s S.@ or spSERTlsAG. ar ess srst in
EIhnIIErE: :-Fur hien il'es sO,S. y. , .n," n.,
II v cer.s ana cvrry tecsed M ,s lines week, thirty
.e;:rd week. twice a "s'"'
,. > sal cents ca dollars for ihirty lines, anu IN
l.ral a"' svrrsencnis offs grrsicf isi
' charged 'uo M hrs, ,nssr,to
"n ,,,I wrEKlY-for lines or !eSs' s' AAe1''
1,r each continuance t cents with the advance nav
90, r,r, M iisla.,ca must be eccoihpu,s' p " ~ -
scr: ,rs Of respect erceeds eight ''es are
:" ~ n Marriages from tie country, whenever me
is -nkown 70 U.s. must ss hs ,s, oy = 'me ne
pon,s.e: the neishborha'd, OF he! VIII III no
r,4 Measure, tina, has been TAKEN 70 prevent
m lazg proved he"'|l"r nasssis I'VE NUS, mus;
,, r such case upon The coninnicai"hs neins eei.
r isS ~ E posnasrr srri:.n fle hack Uf In, letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

isIINAWAt

>Cco man named COB escaped iroe the eth Of last
s, S.l! nan is about eet. uches high and Of very
,n nrur &c old. and weighing about 100 pounds,
al his ewes lnc lined be- little red When spoken
.urs When he scaped. he had whskcs quite half
vt h. jaw Ills dress consisted III whle omespuu rock
Of the lie Is inclined To be little para.
H. carried Fauuucr cuuuiy I" Richmond, sold III
and was purcha, ed by the 2Ih ..hT lS50 from
'.,. Il may be than liEely that sail negro may
. a5ou, WarreRpn, Va as haze heard ht his vile was
''. ,-,,i,man IN Warreulon ONE III NDRED DOLLARS
. l. gwen said negrn il delivered IN any afe jan, 80
a, /. a,aI; and il de,ivcrrL in klcnnnd is 100
-, PRESTON WDRTiiI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

NEW WHEAT, THE MARKETS, &c.-NonFoLK, JrLY
3EThe 6rst cargo of wheat from N"rh Carolina ar
1ivsd roday go cs. offered and refused for Tie 10"
The croo in North Carcaa is very abundant one, ana
large quantities may shorty be expected in TINS market
Corn has advanced; sales white al 90 cts and ye"% aa
;rsd al So cts Slaves IRE scarce sales OF T. o. hid e.
s1a n so4 5O The schooner Francis six days from
Matanzas bound to Baltimore arrived in Hampton o1ds
Yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
j. SMITH DODGE, DENTIsT,

Linscii that all work executed al his Shop viii give
r.'c"n snV "n. S'''h 'r S'"th ''rt civ
j. SMITH DODGE, DENTIST,
Ho q a"\n 81 Rect NEAR bRnaDWhI NEW YORK,
ta>G ' prnc Waeung,ou Ciy H. ISL. secured 10 hun
. ), lr':rrs Pa chi new mode fastening ARTIFICIAL
g ~5ch Of the usually given holds The teeth
ace u! cuabes The wearer keep the mouth per
Uu several hun red cases there has been but one
.u.:t"en wears
H sas Wright r United States Senator from the State
wAs9IxoTnS. D c., FEBRUARY Is. 1913
Scl Dolgo upon his arrival In Washington 10 open an Of
;he highest resi- ec,,hy u"d standing containing the
iavu:abe testimonials both 10 the excellence
cor, cvenccs and the dentist duced
=a-age proe, DR.. Lodge my own
vile aud myself now able from personal expe
rqu4l, favorable testimony his favor
sl sk,.ul ue;.s, THIS tssn! ny Is thus gwen by
:" rhricnc. 10 the earnest -oicIia"ns OF rcsPec'shc
ir., ..s In New York. wn for years expert
and uGeiy The Doc,"r IN his profession, 10 my
= sn ',, ~ ''''''1' ''' ''''' sI.as WRIGHT in
h.;. j: :0SE.S GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
|. FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT THIS PREPARATION.
Wy pracce III PHI ad.lphld the past thirty years
acquainted with forms disease ard being ea-
ne lnv,ry Of Pennayra' IL in lS2 under the guild.
plcIurs Physic Chapman, Cox Gibson. and Hare the Pro-
thcmlslry aud having frequently with
lngush praciionsrs am enabled rom all h.s advan.
The puh.ic the results of that practice in the form of
IL the culnpuundng OF tlese Medicines myself they
osads testify, far superior to The many nosttums
@ purider or Alternative esabli- he'd by
has e!rcied oi umpon Scroula Gro,lchs Clan
disease. Hip JOINT Affection. leuh a;is,n, Syphic
,Ses arising from impure CT the blood consl
aired down BY the o mercury. Ny prepa
compatible. h,ened 10 aslSI the other My Fam
substitute Inr AL mercuI Preparations and acts fa
so. upoa the erand all bilious con itios OF the sysien
ii.a nations OF the lungs appear MY Ex
@. Coa,h Syrup Will he "und great preventive and
f ia: diseases Consumption JOHN > ROSE, NJ ID.
h. Roses eh.asd Family Mcsicines he had o
tt&tl LhDp u co. GAYNoK s. WOOD, r. X. DUVAI.
Ey3 GRAY, j. BLAIR, o. a. SrRECkER and BENNETT
EtS .uns2 c3m
l0 Tx. NANCY WILLIS AND ALEnED J.
TWlMAS:
/ " will take nuri hn will Friday the st day OF August
. " house VI Mrs Vale, tie town OF Ste. ems.
GG per county, Va the hours ui eunrise and
t: a: proceed take ;he hepoons OF John e. Green AMI
Sand Nacis, Court !iuuse Va Monday the 9Th day OF
:"ae NOAH Court House OF sail county Of Madison, We
q H. positions Edwin ooien and ohera and al TIE Ia
1nae oi Mrs. ~sboIuu:h In The county OF Orange Va on
@ m -, month. We wilt take the deposiions
i l!a: s nhcr be read ~ evidence III chanc"ry su
-TUs Cuuri OF Ma,iiaou Va whelein
. Plaintiffs sud and o.lers defendants II from any
"e tas tie icposi.ions shall not ne completed on the
sd ;e will be adjourned from day 10 day uTil finished
ANTHONY TWiMaS,
WAt II. TWYMAS,
IF fames Tu.vm mn ,,pri1
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-; :, yY,Y Doi.LAKs REWARD

r ra,l lnr t:c apprehension and coahmemen IN any jan
IL a. - $50 h,, .et OF nun. AkMlS
= .I TAU away ON the 2o'h June SAID man Is
" OH suurre hili. Se lee! iuu lnclcs high black cos'
,. v;le .c,h and II gooi heal OF hnr, although hot
CEerc is hing nnabc in his ap earaGce except the
;,z uI his feet aud the each turning out tie was
rhrmr, last by y. L. Il e. a. II II OF Richmond, for
y.y N Go contractors the Richmond anu DanrlG Raj.
ieve) Has lived rlany ears in ichnond, and has Ia.
her, and m read leraby we'll ilavne but few
es n his reci H. condente will enleavor rcurl,
md Ills clohns consisted ol shirt and pantaouns ony
m! on in the field that day.
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