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STABBING.-Bob. slave TO Mrs Judy Smith, who
stabbed Davy. another slave, on Sunday morni,s
last, was on yesterday examined before his ,nor
ana me charge OF malicious staboing clearly proven
IL appears that Bob was making loud noise in the
street, when Davy came up to him and requested
him 10 keep still, whereupon Bob drew a knife and
stabbed Davy in the Ihorax, striking against the
seventh rio. Dir. w. +. Farrar testified that the
wound mis HI have proved fatal one if the knife
lad not struck lie III The Mayor committed
bep TO ai! 10 await trial petere the HusnQs Court
On the. i4th day Of June next
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THE SLASH CoTTAGE.-See the advertise
ment in another column. Mr.. Kimbrough, the
gentleman who has undertaken to furnish the
entertainment, is as we'll calculated for such an
nished the Blues dinner the other day, and we
never saw any thing of the kind gotten up bet
ter, or more to the general satisfaction. He
will lay himself out, at the Slash. We hope
all those who intend to subscribe will do it at
once.
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Es7 The PARIS SKETCH Book, by VIM.
Ihackary.-This book has been added TO Gap
pleton's Popular Library" and is issued in two
volumes in the handsome and neat print which
selected series of books. II is the first edition
of the "Paris Sketch Book" which has ever
been published this side the water. 1t gained
considerable popularity in England upon its
appearance in 1910, and is worthy Of the repu-
ration of Thackary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-12

FIRE.-The alarm of fire between 2 and
the burning of stable and carriage house,
belonging to Mr.. Charles Phillips, and situ-
ated near the Western Corporation Line on
the Plank Road. The horses, mules and car
riages were saved; but the buildings them
selves were destroyed. Loss estimated at
$500. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendary.
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DIED.

ON the morning of Saturday, the 9Th inst, ELIZA.
BETH, youngest daughter Of Miles snd Mary T.
George aged two years and months.
In Richmond on the evening of May 7th JAMEs
PEASANTS infant son of John o and Bebecca &.
Chiles, after an illness of only 80 hours aged Is
months.
'Not lost but gone before"
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED vIR.
GINA LADY,

Mrs. Virginia Carey. the widow of the late
Col. Wilson Carey, OF Carysbrook, in the
county OF Fluvanna, and youngest daughter o.
the late Thos. Mann Randolph, ST., of Tuck
ahoe, died q, Alexandria on the Cd inst. She
was lady of very uncommon mental endow.
ments, and these had been improved by an ex.
cellent education, and continued habits oil
study and reflection. She is well known in
the Literary world, by her Letters on Female
Character, her "Mutius," her "Ruth Church
ill.," her christian Parents Assistant" and
other publications. She was the sister of the
late Governor, Thos. Mann Randolph, of Viz
GINA, and was the last, save one, OF a numer-
GUS fnrnlY
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PANORAMA OF EDEN.-Ths delightful psinting
will, in addition TO the nightly exhibitions be eh-
bited tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'clock at Odd.F Eel.
lows Hall, and the schools will De admitted for 10
cents each scholar. The performance will com.
mence at half past three o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-12

~ To the Voters of the Civ of
RichmOnd.-The Legislature of Virginia hsy.
ing very recently passed Act, creating the
office OF Sheriff for the said city, hereby re.
specially announce myself 3 candidate for tbs.
Office JESSE F. KEFSFF
ap 24-dt27may
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U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Before Judge
Halyburton.-This court was occupied yes
terday, with the case of the U. S. against Dab.
news securities.
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~ To the Voters of District No. 3, Hen.
rico County In compliance with the request Of
many friends have been induced to offer myself
as a candidate for Constable in the above Dis.
tIict- IfeecteG, l viii Go everything in my power
to give satisfaction.
This District is situated within the following
boundary: On the north by the county Of Han.
over, on the south by the city Of Richmond on the
east by the Mechanlcsville turnpike, ana On the
west by the Richmond turnpike.
an 30-dtde* JACOB f. RAYFRS
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Recommendations,

bALTIMUkAl MATCH 10 Io1I'
Mrs. 3. r. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure IN Recommending 10 public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tan as an excel.
lent preventative or curative in the first s!gIs OF
bronchial affections, Or diseases oi the lungs ana
also as avery valuable tonic.
You're. very resuecttsIlY.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

u For the Judgship.-At he rem1e., :.
many citizens and with his consent, We y
;ol. JOHN A. MEREDITH a. a cardi1s.a 1n zee
Judge q the Circuit Court Of Richmond '0r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-12

CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
" now in use Tor the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases Of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil. Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and emit e5led state Ct
the system
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Our Nor,hern friends cannot bear to see other
people employ slave labor. but If they found u
to their advantage, they would employ IT with
az little remorse as they manifested when they
engaged in the slave trade upon such gigan-
tic scale. They are only opposed TO slavery,
because slave labor does not pay IN their part
sf the world. That is all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-12

CoRREcT1oN.-In our notice of the Anniversary
of the Blues we stated that the medal was won by
Mr.. G. Krischmann. We sh ,uld have said Mr. A. A.
krisrhmann.
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> FOR RENT. LEASE OR sALE,

c. FOR RENT, LEASE OR SAT- Sal. .,
- my place On Bowling Green hi, IN 1 ~ End
ine CIV containing some four or five acres o. LSS'
most OF whieh is In good order fer cuavslSn, ~
gether with very comfortable Dwelling ho TS9
kitchen, barn. and good spring on tho place
late incumbent and lessee, James r. Finer - IL IN
absconded to parts unknown VIII dispose - :
reasonable terms for the remainder ot inc yB
Possession can 6e had immediately. barry sfP"
cation is desired WIN UNA -,
18th street, between Main anu Jay
N AZ.
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W. .IO 'VtcFs OI RIchmOnd III,
compliance with nomination of me by . seve.a,
Voters, in the Republican land other psno,'7 a.
March 9th, and a letter OF the same A., 80 q
dressed to me by large number Of INV seu, 40
citizens have declared myself and sin ~, 'soW
didate for the Office Of Comrnenweai,h,sa can
torney in the Circuit Cour Of this city whcs :.
70 10 De nned oy yoq On toe 9Th OF May If honores
oence ., s,s. B, B. MINOR
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!. II fFEttlty -
Mira. B. z. NORRIS Dear Madam! am gad 10
apprise you o. the fact OF ny being las thnh} en-
trely cured Of the Asthma By your Cedar lar
took about two thirds Of d bottle, and hGd ! can
now expose myself 10 dust, 40ar, wind aLd dsuP
air, and am nc; n the least affected By them nav
ing been more or less affected by them tor twenty
years. When l went with my mother to procure
bottle, you know / could scarcely tell you whs'
wanted, in consequence Of being so much Stii'e'eu
at the time. Every one who Saows me well, ha' al
times witnessed my surerlDgs. have iried sNely
thing ! have heard u as permanent cure All
have mad eminent physicians 10 tel me toese We We.
certain cure fUr ne. At any rate nave hO'
had the least symptoms TOY SIX months, and nav
had II generally worse n spring ami s0mmei 'nAl
at any other lime. ! wo~id advise al WAC ~
asthmaticsi to Try il, sud peTsevere and ll .;i1
they viii be cared. Il this acknowledgment ~.
be of any advantage 10 yea, an peyteet'y vs.
you should Lave T. for there Is no claease % u.'
tressing as severe sttsck Of Asthma, soon %
have frequently experienced IN my wofkfoo" a."
elsewhere. ;,,
With my best wishes f.: year success, ts'i''N
yours, &c, Mis- :. v 5OaSooM
l4l 81 Pt street, Baltimore
Baltimore, March ~, 1851.
For sale in Richmond by
Z. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main streets
As
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E(F To the Voters of HenricO Countv.
] hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
of Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Lower District
my 7-dtde* JOHN o. GODDTN
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RICHMOND. va;
wednesday Morning, May IL, 1852.
. We must positiyely request our

r. We must positively request our adver-
,;sing friends to send us their advertisements
as early as they possibly can. Our advertising
is very heavy, and when they are received at a
late hour they impose heavy burden on the
Yrinfer
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TO the Voters of Heprjeo
County. Fellow Citizens AT the soIic;,a
ton of many friends in various parts of the coz
ty, hereby announce myself, as | did ,hrougb The
medium of other papers some weeks ago. cand;,
date for the office of Commemorative Atfor.
ney, for Henrico county, with. the assurance tia,
II elected, its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
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VOters Of the City Of Richxoad-FRLLov C, TS
ZENs u Is already known to you that am can.
didate for the Office which heads this card sr ~
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia md.
our new constitution. For the past i've vears
have acted as Sheriff in the city Of Richmond %
have thus afforded you an opportunity Of inda.
OF my fitness longer to serve you; and sbonIa !,
please you to continue me your Sheriff I trns,
with the aid Of my experience 90 10 rischa.soo
the duties of the office, as TO merit your entire 81
probation Yours, respectfully, -
an 17-dtde THOMAS w noSyyp,,
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RuNAwAY-A negro girl, aged about six years,
Runaway from her mis- tress, Mrs. Claim, on Sunday
night, and arrested yesterday morning and
brought before his Honor. She was restored to
her owner
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PuNIsHED.-The negro who offered resistance to
his overseer in Atkinson's & Mayos factory Mon
day night was severely logged by order of Messrs.
& A
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Very respectfully,
The following bills were passed to-day:

The following bills were passed to-day:
A bill establishing bank at Charleston or
kanawha Salines, was passed-Reducing the
capital stock of the Meherrin Navigation
Company, and changing the point from which
the said improvement shall commence-PIo-
viding for the settlement of disputed boundary
lines between the counties of this State-A
bill from the Senate, amending the 9Th section
of chapter l52 of the Code, SO as to enttle the
party giving a suspending bond 10 the posses
sion OF the property levied on-A bill from the
Senate, entitled an act TO amend an act passed
29lh March, 1851, lporating the Bank of
the Old Dominion, the Bank of Commerce. at
Fredericksburg, and the Mechanics and Ira
ders' Bank Of the city of Norfolk.
After a debate, Of four hours continuance,
on the subject of an adjourned session, reso-
luton, offered by MIR. Segar, was adopted, de-
termining, that when the House shall adjourn
on the 3lst inst, it will, with the consent Of
the Senate, adjourn TO meet again on the 22nd
Of November next. The vote on this question
was-ayes7l II, noes As.
About o'clock, the House adjourned.
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10 Old Chesterfield County,-Friepds
and Felloa0- Citizens-ROBT. l.. TlNBEPIAEE
We are authorized by the friends of Robert /
Undertake, ESQ to announce him candidate for
the Office of Constable in the town of Nancbes.
ter, and in that district my7-dtde4
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u To the Voters of HenricO County.
At the solicitation of many friends in the county OF
Hen rico to be & candidate for lpe office of PROSE-
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce my
self candidate Ter that Office.
Respectfully, JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
an 5-dSw,4Mt
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X. X. Howison Is & candidate for the Of
fee OF COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY in the
Circuit Court OF Richmond 8p 29-dtdr
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Ia A. JudsOn Crane is a candidate for the
office of Commonwealth Attorney, in tue
Superior Court OF Richmond. my 6-dtdef
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Owing TO the indisposton ofmy health, occssinnsy
by my present occupation, and through ,bs .
earnest solicitations u my friends, bsratr nany
nounce myself candidate for the Office Of r.. On
stable for the county Of Henrco p,edring NE
If elected, TO attend strictly 10 all the duiies
ing to the Office faithfully and impartialIv 'N'n
ap 27-tde CALEB H. CHII1nppor
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S To the Voters of Henric0 County,
End District Under the new constitution, II
becomes your privilege and duty to elect Con-
stable for sad County. hereby declare myself a
candidate for said Office, and pleuge myself if elect
ed, TO all il to the best OF my ability.
an 9Q-dtde* GEORGE w BARKER
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To the Voters Of District No, =,
HenricO COunty.-Fellow-Cit Citizens: Under the
new constitution you called upon to elect
requested to become candidate, but as want the
office, and it elected, viii devote my entire time to
the performance Of its duties, / hereby announce
myself andidate for the same Should you see
fit to elect me, viii endeavor to discharge the da.
ties that may devol7e apCn me, faithfully and in
partially
an 5Q-dtdet kTEpFO TEWETTEE
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S,620,850 90
14,lS0,996 60

This is the debt of the State, for railroads
and canals. The interest of this debt must be
paid by the State. That interest amounts to
the enormous sum of $751;, 059 70. This the
State must pay, and it must pay it from other
sources than the Improvements themselves,
provided they are not furnished with the means
to reach their proposed termini, for at present
they yield no income. But three million and
a half are asked for by the several works emu
merated. live are tojudge from the expert
ence of other States, every dollar of this mo-
ney would soon be refunded, could the i'm
provements be pushed to their termini. Every
dollar of it will be lost as long as they remain
in their present condition. Four years Of q
stand still will absorb the whole $4,000
asked for. We say nothing of the enormous
burthens to which the people of the State will
be subjected, in the meantime, in the shape of
freights, &C., paid to wagons and other modes
of conveyance.
We ask again, does the proposed policy look
Ike economy? Is it not, indeed, more like
madness?
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surnAv SCHOOL MRErINo.-The monthly meet.
ipp Of the superintendenss and Teachers OF the
Rspt.t Sunday Schools of this city, was held in the
Lecture Room of Rev. DR.. Howells Church on Mon
dav night. Mr.. James c. Crane acting as chairman.
The last meeting having been prevented oy incie'
ment weather, reports were presented lor '"o
months. shelving average attendance al the ISL
Church School, of 81 officers and teachers, and 345
scholars at the Second, of SO officers and teachers
e35 scholars at the Grace Street School, 70 omcers
snn teachers. and 1872 scholars and at the oregon
tI;u s.roo, officers and teachers and 60 scholars
The attendance last Sunday at the FIRST scnooi was
416 scholars at the Second 300, at the Grace street
152, at Oregon Hill 62-total g33
Interesting remarks were made by Jas Ihomas,
IT. B. Wood, Rev. DR.. Kingsford and J Z. crane
TUE MEETING MONDAY NIoHT.-There were
many persons walking about in the vicinity OF inc
Square after the adjournment OF the meeting on
Monday evening, but there was no disturbance
whatever Curiosity and the expectation OF sec
ond meeting after dark alone drew them together.
Governor Johnson, in anticipation of difficulty,
ordered out cavalry and artillery troop, put no.
thing occurr ed rendering their interference neces
sary. The Mayor and the entire police and night
watch were on the ground, and could have easily
suppressed any tumult.
IMPORTANT IN EpUcATIoN.-We are pleased to
know that so many young men have avallea them
selves of the opportunity to gain knowledge OF
drawing, and the art end science OF architecture.
If thew would all consider and view the advantage
to be gained from knowledge of it in proper
manner thew would all soon become students. 1t
is pleasing accomplishment, valuable one, and
a pecuniary one in mechanical business. Mr.. w.
H. Powell, Architect and Civil Engineer, has open.
ed school for the express purpose of giving in
struction in Drawing, and we would say that the
best thing any young man can do to improve his
spare hours, is to take lessons from Mr. Powell.
They viii never regret it, bat will be glad OF the
opportunity in their mature years. Young men.
take our advice and gain knowledge of pleasing
and valuable an art. See advertisement.
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Ew Commissioner OF the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully offers himself C.
didate for the Office of Commissioner of "a.
Revenue for tee city Of Richmond, at the az
preaching election. 'f
ap Glide EDWIN RIIRToN .
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That Jackson's death was caused by blow

That Jackson's death was caused by blow
inflicted by Hatcher, there can be no doubt
but the testimony, and oil the attending cir
cumstances, SO far from showing that the I'M
fortunate result was contemplated or desired
by the slave, rather prove that he had no in.
tention Of committing murder, or of taking the
life of his overseer, Mr.. Jackson, in any way;
and that the unfortunate casualty was one OF
those results which, though deeply TO be de-
plored by all, was not contemplated by any
one. The injury was inflicted by single
blow. given at a moment OF great excitement
and suffering, and without any effort to infi: {
further injury. The boy ran from the building
in manner showing that his object and ef-
fort was but to escape from the chastisement
he was receiving. The great and essential
ingredient TO constitute murder, TO wit intent
or malice prepense, was, therefore, wholly
wanting. That the penalty under such cir
cumstances should be death, though, perhaps,
authorised by the letter, is, | believe, against
the spirit OF our laws, and of the age, as il is
contrary to mercy and humanity. which are
designed for and extended only to tae unfortu-
nate and the guilty. If Hatcher had been
white man, the utmost he could have been
charged with would have been justifable no.
mcde or involuntary manslaughter and in
this case il was but manslaught liter without in
tent to kill. My right TO interfere was clear
and unquestionable and believing this to be
exactly one OF those cases contemplated and
provided for by the Constitution, committed
the sentence as aforesaid.
The power to pardon and commute is
high and sacred trust, but it is one in the dis
charge of which the Executive Of this Com
monwealth is responsible only to his con-
science, his God, and the State Of Virginia.
And in conclusion, will say, that although
strengthened and confirmed in nv convictions
by the opinions of other gentlemen, OF high
legal attuinments and moral worth, yet my
own judgment and sense of duty would have
led me to the same conclusions and to the per-
Torrance of the same act, in the absence of all
such suppurt.
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A CARD.-The citizens of Richmond ana The
Il public generally are solicited TO our sale of
Roses and Shrubbery, which will take place This
Morning, commencing at 10 o'clock. The Roses,
&c, were cultivated in this city. Among the col
lection will be found many choice and rare Roses
Come one, come all, and buy a beautiful Rose.
my II ALEX MOTT Il CO, Aucts
STRAYED, from his residence, near the DistjI.
~ lery, on Sunday last, small white boy named
ANTHONY BRADY Had on, when he Ieft a HACK
roundabout and blue pants, and was barefooted
any person returning him to me, or any nforua-
iaIiy received. ANTHONY BRADY, SR,
my TT Near the Distil!ery
NOTlCE.-Subscriber to the SLASH CUITage
CIV D are hereby informed that the first Ba rbe.
cue OF the season will be prepared on SATURDAY
next functuaI attendance at the depot is requisite
Is the cars may be expected to start precisely at II
o'clock
my PIT P, C. KIMBRoUGH.
WHITE SERVANT w A n d
W healthy young woman, of good character and
industrious habits, without encunbrance) who is
good cook, washer and ironer, may ind employ
ment at fair wages, and good home by enoulrine
at TINS Office. German preferred, ana references
required.
Application may also be made for good colored
Cook. nv l2-2t"
k>Oh sALE-A nrst rate COW, IL appncation
l. be made at once.
FOR HIRE-A dining room Servant BOY and
an excellent COOK WOMAN TOR tie balance al
the year. Possession given LIST June Apply at this
office nv 10 ~ II,
M HlTE SERVANT wANTED.-A healthy
w young woman, u good character and indus.
trious habits (without encumbrance) who is good
cook washer and ironer, may lind employment a,
lar wages, and good home, by enqniring at this
ofiice. German preferred, and references re-
quired.
Application may also be made for coed colored
Cook. a., 20 OF
MEET AND PLATEASt HaAss.-A
- TURNER supply, embracing some extra tniek,
Just to hand per schr Richmond and Tor safe by
G. j. SlNION & N0,
Sign OF the Circular saw
my * III Man street.
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LF@ To the Voters Of the City of Rich
mOnd.-Atth the request Of many friends, respect.
fully announce myself candidate fer the Office of
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney IN the Circuit
Court OF Richmond.
sd 30-3w+ JOHN HOWARD
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IATGT NURSE MANTEn.--aone. ussS ii IL
wv ply waQ cannot bf.ug the alsaest ses'''''
Tor character, &C. Apply 81 taiS oilsss'
my l2--tawls
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SOMETHING MORE ABOUT INTER
NAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Enquirer Of yesterday morning, fur
nishes some data, taken from the speech Of
Col. Townes, of PiusyIvania, which we have
been much in want of, and which we were
seeking from other sources. AS they are COM
piled from official documents, there can be no
doubt Of their accuracy:
Manassas Gap Railroad, $205,450 90
Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100000 90
South Side Railroad, $4,000 90
Va. Central Railroad, $4,000 90
Va. and Tenn. Railroad. 100000 90
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, 100000 90
Blue Ridge Tgnnel and Railroad, 100000 90
S,62O,85O 90
James River and Kanawha Ca
nal, 7,56O,126 60
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NLpsT = smsn bay MARE, on TharsaAy
iass, lie 9Th INST She is bnd in The light ey5,
sore ancles, and small whl'e star m hat
win give h. aoy., reward upon her bt ing etoas
10 me OF ios s3ea Information as wih ens uSs
''.1 va n1s, o.. cl~seon fliil Riehnerd,
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Respectfully, your fellow citizen
ap 2l-dtde* JOHN N n.urS