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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

" has for sale, Nov 10TH,
No - Dickens II )usehJd Words-6 cts
Oct No Bntish Meoico Chirurgical Review, per
ys-r-3 %
Captain kyd or the Wizard of tne Sea, r..
tnance, by Prot Insrahan
LII" If DAME, Webster with bFet outline Of lis
eely.-.s IL tn NatioG-I2c
D.aei.s ilr Youth q home pas time by Mrs Gil.
lraa, author u the Southern Matr n-50c
hal.rA Walks with hs Poets by Mrs II Kirk
.=L1-5l -
L.nl .veI triag or Tales and Poems tor Youth,
30 " % Bourne; p=tas- G2c
-earri-e tonsls " houl hts, for Young Men
''.aG Herc"htle IL, by w Ii Van5oren-87c
= "a. bona. = o. tgut unGs5 aGd GaAerosity,
b.. 8 t!ls, ; @rs TotAill o.
t.l-. ir.E Fable l. nd, It collection az Fables
..--s.t s...- ~ Iacts, W o B3uGna-SI 90
y .-.ey Napoleon aud lis Marshals, an iI'ustra.
l-. -.Y, et-55 %
#.z- FINK, a Lesnad OF the Ohio by + Bennett
AFR a! Prairie Fi1@er-25c Il, is
&'Est kvOHt6, By q p IL JAMES, LIE of
- Va ssi-uces, i story oi Revolutionary Trues
~ 81 r Jaia-s author Of Plqu.9il.si Fate, VOID
i.as. g. .,l missioner, 3 G. l yC.--2Jc
q ga Ky1, the Ward OF the Sea, ~ ! Il H.
grab -.-,1c
s-.5,y Gs4lo' Story, by W N Taacseray-
syr.-.cby LEWIS l.. SMITH,
! wsyaper ard Cheap BOOK Agent,
aa G-lt Opposite Amer.csn Hotei.
NA= CnANDELl EIs-.-JQsI 0peaad, seg.
- Go. csw a. 'Aa.iiu patterns d Gas Cnsn'
le.5ls, H-udaGts, Brackets. &c.
A-sJ. theg supply Of Gum Tube aud Fixtures,
81 fsrtLyie Burners
aol6 sTEBBIEs. DARRACoTT & co.
('oFT6N YARS.-lGJ bales os'or:si Nos
x t-:s.e By
ICI5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
tAaZlL NUGAR.-l50 bags landing sndfor
no-c DAVENPORT, ALLEN & 60.
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MARKET d. KDEN OR Small
BIZ PULLIAM g. DAVIS, Auctieneers.
DESIRABLE kEAL ESTATE IN THE


DESIRABLE kEAL ESTATE IN THE
II TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 19tb day OF this month, at 81
O'Clock, P NJ, on the premises in the town of Msu.
chester We will SELL without reserve, the following
Real Estate, 10 wit First the Tenement now occu-
pied by Mrs. Day, on Main street The dwelling
has six rooms and store, ard cellar basement,
kitchen, &C Second, small Tenement in rear OF
the dwelling. Third, the Dwelling House now oc
cupied by J Gill, Esq, being twos story use
with five rooms, kitchen, smoke house we'll CT good
water, and fine garden. Also, lot Of Ground
containing Il acres on the square next below the
Farmers Hotel The aforesaid property is sold by
order of the heirs OF the late Walter c. Day
Immediately after, we will sell two Tenements
on the street Immediately in rear of Jane, III Per
due 81 Cos.
The whole Of the above named property will pay
Is per cent. on what it wi probably sell for There
is not one vacant house in the town of Manchester
TERMs-One-thitd cash, balance at 6 ans II
months interest added.
no l3-tds PULLIAM & DAVIS, aucts
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FOR A. SHORT TIME ONLY.
WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION. AT
W ODD-FELLOWS BALL, TUESDAY, NV
10th, Dnbafe's Celebrated Original Paint
ings of
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the temptation ant expulsion, painted
for Charles y, Of France These sublime works
Of Art EaVe been exhibited in Europe and the Uni
ted States the past twenty years, to the universal
dmiFa'ion OF over TWO MI ions Of persons.
the Agent respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond thatthes are Il e same original Paint
ngs by Duiute that were exhibited in the Court
Room in this city in l235.
A register of the names can be seen at the door,
Open from g, A. 81 g, till 10. P. NJ. Brilliantly il
Illuminated every evening.
Admission the whole week, % cents Schools
admitted on liberal terms
Season Tickets so cents. description will be
given every evening, at o'clock. 40 Its
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by Wellington GOddin,
r ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LGTE

AREE SALE OF BUILDING LGTs,
E. AT ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold. on Wednesday, the l7th day OF No
vesnber 1852 upon the premises II fair, II cot the
next fair day, commencing at hall past two clock
H. from 100 to 100 beautifully located lots, front
ing on the eastern side Of the Williamsburg read
or the south line Of continuation of Nicholson ST.
and either side OF several cross streets. E&ch lot
has front of thirty feet, and an average depih q
o.e hume red and ten feet 10 an sieJ. These 1913
being admirably located, are valuable nor cry ior
building purposes, bat many OF them acound III
brick clay of most excellent quaiity.-
INC ts arc within three squares of tae "ouinl-
Sus STAND 80 that persons can at al times ma az
easy cheap and comfortable mode OF = aye 70 ~
jb,t The least limit reserve 90 tat capita stS
and others can attend with the assurance tnat eve.
~ lat offered will positively be sod
Terms, oIe-third cash, ba.anc@ al ioat ana eignt
,or,bs lar negotiable notes interect added, secar-
ed Nv trus; deed, o! title retained
no ibid W GcDDIN, Aoct.
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r., VALUABLE DWELLING HOUsEs

FE.j EaLUAbLL D" EALINC1 HUISES
El:a:a FOR SALE.-1 he subscriber is authorized to
sen mat very neat and desiraby oca ed residence
Oh the East line of 9Th street. nearly opposite to
the City Spring, now occupied by Mrs Ann Car
ter Ina whole premises are new and are saished
very handsomely. The house has four rooms
with fire places TO each AlIo, the large three 81 Try
brick Tenement Gu the North side of Broad, be.
tween 9.n ana 10th streets, now occupied by Mrs
Mary B. Bracket The location of this house, SO
near the Capitol square, a, d the business part of
the city g admirably sd pted 10 The professional or
business IN n. Apply to ..-.---.-
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GREGORY g. AItURy,
Nkapngers, kichmuna. Virginia.

Ekapagers, Richmond, Virginia.
Successors to }. ". Maury &, Co.-otice Nc e.
Lain street.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No 1877 Nov -:
81 80 40 q 20 % 81 l3 40 Is 81 g
To.day.-Capital: @25 coo, 10 of 1000 I6 Of
500, &c, - numbers. Is drawn. Tickets So
TO.mOrrOw.-Capital: $50, 900, prizes of
1907, 400 OF l50, &c. IS NUMBERS IS drawn Tick.
cts $40 M rs
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VALUABLE FIGURING tiILE.at Auc
Y rclf no han ;Iar

VALUABLE FIGURING tiILE. ut Auc
ton. Fredericksburg subscriber will
otfer for sale, on Saturday, Navember Goth, Q not
sold privately before in front of the United States
Hotel, in Fredericksburg, at IL NJ, his Bellemout
FIGURING Mill, near this place, situated the
head Of tide water on the Rappahannock river in a
coed wheat country, and where the -four can be
bOated Il miles to vessels, and the fine wheat crops
OF the Rappahannock brought up to the mill This
mill in fine running order, with four pair best
French burrs, new boiling Cloths patent ii ur PACK
ers, and iron machinery, The subscriber having ex
pended i!te5n hundred dollars in pcifectng the
| machinery very lately. The flour from the mill
has always stood high, and commands from 80 to
Is cents over common super in New York, Boston
and Charleston, G. Frcights by steamboats, twice
a week, and sailing vessels also at from TO cts
per barrel to Baltimore. Flour barrels to be had
on the spot and the necessary labor for conduct.
ing the business on fair terms. The demand for
extra Hour from Virginia, that is known to keep
well for foreign shipments, renders milling proper
u in this section desirable to any washing to
engage in good business, where at the end of the
year there are no remnants or small accounts. The
property is rentt fer twelve hundred dollars
year, and in den and. Insured in the Mutual Co.
for 600 dollars. Terms liberal, AID will be iu the
reach any esponsble person. Apply before sale
dayto
no l1-d2w JOHN F FICKLIN.
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L7KAaKLIN CLOTHING STORE, I32

gyKAMkLEN CLOTHING STORE. l3l
L nain street, Richmond, Waffle sub
scribers would respectfully call the attention Of the
citizens Of Richmond and the surrounding country
to their very large and wei selected stock OF Ready
blade CloIhiag, consisting OF every style and
quality tor Fall and Winter wear, all which we gar.
rantee to sell lower than any Goods of tho same
quality il the city OF Richmond. We therefore, In
Vite all who wish 10 obtain good article at very
ow price TO give a call.
As ,, very large and select stock Of geatIemers
Furnishing Goods.
&c 25-2m X. DEeOU & co.
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| NEW BOOKS IN ABUNDANCE, Tor sale
7 atL l. SMITHS, opposite American Hotel
Captain kyd the Wizard ofthe Seas by J Il In.
graham, author Of Latte, tie Gusdroon, Sc com
| pete in / Vol-price soc
Rochester, or the Merry DAYS OF England BIS the
author of Amy Lawrence, Stanfed Hal, &c
| 50cts
A Shabby Geiteel Story, by w II Thackeray-
| SOC
Mems Wives. by w NJ Thacheray-5oc
| The Book OF Snobs, by w NJ Tnackeray-5Qc
The 4elo" Plush Papers, by w NJ Thackeray-
| SEE
The Paris Sketch Book, 2 vols, ty w NJ Thacke-
| ray-SI
| Tn Volunteer, the Maid Of Monterey, tale of
| the hleXtcan War, by Ned Buptne-2Jc
ne hlvouac, Or the Rival SUtors, by Maxwell
| Gentleman Jack, or Life ontLe Roa7-25c
Lilly Dawson, or the Smugglers OF the Mill
| u Cts
The Guerilla Chief or Romance cf War-5oc
Gallant Tom, or PerlIs Of the Oceau-2jc
Newspapers.
Flag OF Our Union, WaYcriey Magazine, Star
span -cd Banner, Home Gazette Musical Word,
| Amenc-n Courier, Golden Dollar, Uncle Sam,
YANKEE PliTatcer, &C, for this week nol6
! UST.-between my residence aud that OF
~ Mayor Lamberts, lost nay Pocket Book
this morning continuing suntTy papers and sixty
two dollars Of the following NOES, &c, as we'll as
recoi!ected, viz two twenty Go.ar notes 0! Ex-
change Ba k; two i've dollar notes Of North Caro-
has; dollar notes Of Furce h and l two dollar
OF the same, and eight cellars bank not re-
mctA5e et, but think they were of nOIth Carolina
and PuTceii5 notes. The hnderot il viii be suita
bly, rewarded II the Pocket Book and is conen,s be
ltlt at this oiEcc.
ISIS RICHARD T. HUNDLEY.
! S,tTUAEN-From my residence cJyaer of Frank.
~ u ead 5th streets, just before CLOCK Oh sac
urdEy evening", d case OF SURGICAL ms IhU.
MERITS Gud Two OVER COATS, one black, the
| other Of eht cJ!or. There was silver plate on
| ihe instrument case market George a OILS, Jr,
Richmond, aud each instrument bore the name OF
! the aAer -'lAaulete." will pay a large reward
H.! the recovery Of The Instruments and sui able
cOInyeas alton ii the Coats returned b me
GEORGE 4. OTIS Jr, NJ D.,
no l5-J.+ Coruer Franklin ami So streets.
EHEsH BUpTER.-26 kegs Mountain, aud
l. 2oy E.UGds prime Roll Butter, just to hand,
and for sale by gao A HUNDLEY,
doors above Old Market,
no l5-2r Ftaukiin street.
a NrHRAUiTk Goa L.-Ihe subscriber Is
II NOS receiging uy schf J Ruslipg, a cargo OF
No. ] Red ash coat, which no will deliver O.
s. II Per cart load II taken from vessel Osjers
left vt Messls. Alexander Mott g. Co.'S Auction
Store viii recelgo prompt attention.
no l5-6;+ P. C. LARUs.
DRIiiE FAMILY isAMs.-2O bb!.. Cas-
i sards 81 6chlt.es brsads receiving this morn
lag, for sale by
Eoi. WILLIAMS g. BROTHER
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DOUAe, E3UUks, NEVsEAP ERsS AND
ID MAGAANES-SF TILL THEY COME.-Ro.
chester, or tae Merry Days Of England, by the au-
tho Il the Young Chevailer, &c.-jOc
Aunt Phil is' Cabin, by Mrs Eastman
No AZ LiIeIs Living Age
a Shabby Gentoel story and other Tales, By w
- lhaCkeCsy
The Y-nkos Champion, the Tory and Lis
League: Revolutionary story Of land and sea-
&c
The Forest, By } Huntington. author Of Lady
n e., &c.
100 copies Of he Winston Tragedy yet on hand
price I5c
Jae Spapah Mnsketeer-25c
CoTiat4e Almanac -a5s
Gleason Pictorial, Sat Post. Weekly and Daily
X. I. Herald, New YORK Spirit u TIE Times, Police
iazatte Flag, Banner, ayerIy, PICK, Picayane
Saurt8y c. urieF, Sat. G5zs.Ge, Golden Dollar
P.iva y, Sacis Sam ard Lantern, all tor this
eeez, together with every hing in tbs cheap p0b
hgati)n Inc, Wholesale aud retail.
TH9S. Ii. GRESHAM,
. CAN'T f,r al tho Northern Daiy aid weekly News
papers, Magazines, 6c., lC98 Broad street
n b.-Aaolher lot Of No VioiEs. Guitars, Ac
cord auns Flutes, CiArionets, Flies aId Banos, just
received and for sale chesp-ihe hest in The city
no Is
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81. RAPPi~ rATE SIS NICHE COZ

A ". RAPP'S PATENT NICHE GOLD
~ PEH.-A further supply received, in regard
to which the Nat.olal lLlelgencer says: "They
are Constructed and manufactured on an entire new
principle thereby embracing al! the desirable elias
ti.iy, AID every other pleasing quality OF the quill
pen. His having been a professor OF penrnanship
Tor upwards OF thirty years, would enable hirn to
study the defects and supply tie deficiencies that
have hereto fore xsted in the formation OF gold
pens" For sale by GEENET g. JAMES,
M 10 Eagle Square.
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CLARKE's OFFICE, I4th sEee..

Drawn Nos OF Delaware E4ra. l42, Nov IL.
80 60 20 70 SO 20 80 - SO 70 50 10 9 40.
Quarter ticket SO 20 1874 prize Of $50 sold
Drawn Nos of Delaware, l37 Nov 10:
81 40 46 p 90 20 81 - 40 Is 81 s.
Qlarier ticket Is 43 IS, prize OF 1890 sold.
no 1877
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DLArED WAkE.-Castors, Cake Baskets,
L Tea Sets and Waters, Of the richest and Ia
tee. styles Also, Papier Msche Goods, in great va.
risty. Dressing Cases for the toilet and Tor irav
elIyr. Bone Ornaments aid CgEdelabTas, Hantei
Clocks, fn5 Tea Trays just received. and fsr sale
by LEWis 6isiEh,
MOI 1877 main street
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FENWENTY THUUSAND Dol 1. A Il ;
h WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST, at
No l76, Of Broad and 9Th sreets.--Intsl d.
ing to make change il our business. we are now
Offering at prime cost, for cash. cur large and well
sci, cted stock Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting of the usual variety kept in a
Jobbng aud Retail Store Our entire stock has
been bought for cash only, at tae bestiNortharn
markets and agents Of II Rnuscturers Aving
just received our second supply OF Fall aid Win
ter GOODS, enabled 10 show an entire fresh
aud handsome assortment suitable for this season.
We invite our friends and tbs public generally to
Uut
On hgl d, few pieces double Ply Carpet, and
lot OF ready mace servants CLOTHING.
no I5-GAn 4. N. ROSENRAUM
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VlOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE,

TOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE
IL complete set OF fixtures. in good order for
manufacturing six boxes per day, consisting in part
OF two large size Elattening Screws, two do for
sheelirg, With mills complete; four do for hoxes;
aSo, s mills, 5 do pound, do y pound do, bands
blles, stoves, benches, and every other article that
is necessary. The factory in which these fixtures
are, can be rented at very moderate price, say
about 575 per year. The above fxtu-ea will be Of
tered for sale privately until the 10th of December
if not disposed OF before that time, will be sold al
pubic auction of which due notice will be given.
For further information applyto
no i5-I2tH PGLIIAM & DAVIS
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sVEiATTUN2s GFEkCE,

Drawn Nos OF delaware, No 1877, Nov 18Th:
81 43 46 "a 20 20 81 - 40 Is 81 8.
T0-day.-Delawarc, Extra Is Capital S., 500
Is numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware No l39.-Capital S25, 900. IS
numbers, - drawn. Tickets S.. nol6
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E,ANCA FUR9.-l would most respectfully
Il call the attention Of the Ladies' to my assort.
ment OF Fancy tgrs consisting Of s.ack snd nstur.
ett aud Couey do. great variety for Missrs and
Children DO; Also V!ctorines & Cuffs, from low
priced to the finest artice!-whch | an disposed
10 sell low similar goods can be purchased In
New York
NOS JOHN THOMPSON
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SnkTIs'S LOTTERY UEKlCE,
Wall street, under the City HoteI,
CLALk'S OLD STAND

80 g 50 d 7 II - 10 50 n 81 -
Ticket 1877 50, $500.
To day.-Bel Air as, capitals: l Of s24 900, 4
Of 4pQ0,e OF 2000, % ct 600 IS Of 300 a23 OF lis
% numbers, - drawn. Tickets s5-shares in pro.
portion.
Alec, Patapsco, 30I -Cepitale: l of $3.50, : of
$50 &c. 10 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
no it SMITH
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QTILL ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
y WORCESTER'S PIANOS. The New York
Evening Pos, of July 18th So, has the following
SOfcesfer's / ianoss- A correspondent whO
does not to place implicit faith in what he
reads i'll advertisements, asks us ii Worcester's
ri mos are TO be relied Oh. We answer emphsti-
cally, yes. We do not think Mr.. Worcester makes.
CT would sell, poer Piano at any price, and we
have tin best authority-our own tx9srence-for
saying, that in sweetness ana DURABILITY OF tone,
they not surpassed.
The Now York Commercial Advertiser of June
:, 1852, says: "Our preference, for many reasons,
but especially because Of the superior sweetness OF
tore, is for Worcesters Pianos, We have he'd che
in use for considerable time and we have never
III ~ with an instrument which plsss; d go we'll
AID combined with the superiority of toLe and
elegance and strength in the construction. We do
not think any manufacturer surpasses Mr.. Wor-
cester, if any equals him. IN the most important
features Of good piano"
Al instrdu n's sold with full guarantee and
warranted to give satisfaction, or money returned
A. MORRIS,
Late D mixer < Norris, Publisher aud Bookseller.
I3-3k
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Cheap stores, Is and 80 Main street
Dress Silks and Grape Shawl.
N. B-Farners' aud Merchants' notes taken at
par, Mechanics and National at par nOI6
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LANBERT'S OFFICE,
I4th Street. under Exchange HoIeI.
Drawn Nos If Delaware Ext,a, I42, Nov 80:
80 o. 10 - 3f 70 - 20 80 75 50 10 9 &c.
Drawn nos Delaware, Glass 1877, Nov 10:
81 43 40 "a 20 20 81 - 40 10 BIS
T0-dny-The Delaware State Lottery Glass No
l39. Capitals: $1,000, 10000 1000, 1863, l6 Of
1890 &c. - numbers, ID drawn. Eckets So q
II" Also a One Dollar Lottery no I6
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EHEsH BUpTER.-26 kegs Mountain, aud
l. 2oy EouGds prime Roll Butter just to hand,
and for sale by gao, EUNDLEY,
doors abore Old Market,
no l5-2ts Fiaukiin street
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~ Reduce ais stock aud III order 70 DO so, vii.
greatly reduce his prices. 1t is useless to enume
Tate tae prices and styles Uf goods, but i'll q lew
words ne lays he has Try Gocd5 OF all s;yies and
qualities, aid the prices considerably lees than in
other stores. lie has in view an object which rem
Gers necessary to sell OF his stock as pos
siJle so ladiee, if yen want to save money, give
Levy call and you will net be disappointed, but
will leave his store fully convinced tEat tie cheap
est goods are 10 be had u
ABRAHAM LEVY, ia,
no Is 2ul BROAD street
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a NcERAGiTE Goa 1.-The subscriber Is
II no" receiving uy schf Ruslipg, cargo OF
No. Red ash coat, which no will deliver O.
s. II PER cart load II taken from vessel OcjeFs
left at Messis Alexander Mott & Co.'s Auction
Store will receigo prompt attention.
no l5-6tr 2. G.. LARUS.
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sFsa FOR kEAT, that Framed House on the
al east side OF 3rd, between Grace aud Franklin
streets, ana now occupied by Mr. w. :. Woodson.
The house contains abou, rooms, with many con-
ycaieEces, &c. Apply to
n I5-3t JAS. NJ TAYLOR
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The Belgian Ministry had been reorganized.
The Sandman Ministry had resigned
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Sign Of the Circular Saw. Il Main street.
no Is
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-06-05
100 DOLLARS REWARD!

DAN away from the subscriber, October 9th
IL 1897, from his residence en- Willow Swamp,
South Edisto River, Orangeburg District, South
Carolina, negro man named HOWARD, about
six feet high, and otherwise well proportioned
and of black complexion, full faced, high fore
head, prominent nose, and no whiskers havni
on one of his arms the letter s, or mark resent
ling it. He had scar on the inner ankle Of
presume, the left foot He speaks with plausi-
bity and ease; is rather assuming in his address,
yet mild and humble in his manners. He is u
keen, shrewd fellow walks fast and quite erect,
and is apt to bear uncommonly much on his toes
when hurried. He said that he originally be-
longed to farmer named Joshua Lee, near Gin
ton in Virginia.; either there or Norfolk or Rich
mond, in that State, presume he took up quar-
tiers. Any person finding and experimenting the
same, and delivering him safely into the hands OF
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward OF
one hundred dollars, besides reasonable expenses
that he may be at in coming and returning
WILLIAM RILEY