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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12


rectly indirectly written one sentence for news
paper, which is IN absolute truth.
How few Of our modern politicians can say the
same thne2 journalism Ia but too frequently the
ladder by which the party leaders of our day as end
to power. 'Tis true that with powerful i1srati.
tude they generally kick it from under them when
they attain their object.
In the Anos' we also find the following story
related Of Alexander Hamilton
January the 24,b, Mr.. Smith, merchant OF
Hamburg, gives me The following infoma.Ion:-Ths
St. Andrews Club, Ct NcwYork Gall Scotch toriss)
gave public dinner lately. Among osker guest,
first toast was "The President Of the United States"
Il was drank without any particular appreciation.
The next was George the Third" Hsuilton
started up on his feet, and insisted on . bsmper
rose and gave tho cheers. One Of them, though
federalist wss 90 Disguised af thu partially shown
BY Hamilton TO foreign sovereign over his own
President, that 10 mentioned It to Mr.. schwart-
house, an American merchant Of New York, Who
mentioned II to Smith"
tits singular that this fact should not have boea
referred 70 in the sickles and Peabody correspon-
dsnce. Itwould have furnished Q precedent to ths
one, and ire quoqus argument 10 tho other Of the
disputsnss ss 81
TEE MAxns OF wAsHNorox Appleton d Co.
have just published neat hstls volume, containing
the moral and political maxims u wadhingtsn,
collected and arranged by Dr.. echrosdsr. TO the
orator, a. wen ~ the political writsr--to every
lover Of his country - well - 70 every lover e
liberty this work win DO acceptable, inAsnach -
Il sums up the results Of The reflections u ens ofthe
purest snd most ssgacicus minds Tat has evs ben
engaged in the mission Of human enfranchisenen1.
What force Of facts is, for instance, csntAinsd r
the following pithy sentence: s tH#
The establis hment Of our Aov eovenmsnt
seemed TO be the last great experiment 1or prsmoe
ing human happiness, by reasonable compact IN
civil society Il was 10 be- in thu nrst instance, n
|. considerable degree, govsr.nsat Il ANqunQ
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT STREETS
SEPTEMBER 7th, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received MT this Of

Il nee until Thursday, the 18th instant closing at
u O'Clock, NJ fer the following work. viz:
Paving drted cutters the west side of 9Th street
from Leigh to Jackson streets, continued on both
sides of Sd street. from Leigh to the new Burying-
Ground on Shockoe Hill on each side of Sd street
from Byrd street to the City Square, on CANDLES
Hill; each side of 9Th street from the Canal on
Byrd srset to arch Franklin street. at the Armory
lot; and for the solid pavpg of 7th street ON arch
franklin street to TredeYar street. the river
Also, fer grading Preston and Duvsl Streets frsm
ID to Sd streets; 81 street from Byrd to the City
Square the filling of Jefferson street from Main
sire ct to point south of Cary and Adams street. on
one side. from Cary to Canal street.
And also for the gravelling of 9Th street from Leigh
to Jackson street; Sd street from Leigh to the new
Burying Ground; and Sd street from Byrd street to
the City Square; and 9Th street from the Canal to
kerch on franklin st
The proposals must state the times at which 1t Is
proposed to commence and to complete the work bid
for and the price per square yard fer the
and gravel lat average depth of nches; and the
price per cubic yard for the grading.
The contractor will be required to enter into
nant, with approved security, for the prompt and
faithful execution of the work. and unless such con-
be signed within days after the date of the
award, it will be considered abandoned.
The Committee having charge of the matter re-
serve the privilege of rejecting any all the bids if
noue OF them prove satisfactory.
For further information apply to the undersigned.
BY order of the Commissioners of Streets gene
rally M. BATES Sup
8-dtd
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BosToN, Sept I've have returns of the vote
for Governor in SO towns of Vermont, which stand
as follows: Royce, whig, 1859, Clark, dem 5 02l
scattering l,059.
AS far as heard from 30 wings, l6 democrats, and
II freesoilers have been chosen representatives
The returns of the cong ressional vote are as fol
lows:
First District-Five towns, Mearham, whig, 5l6
Jewell democrat, 332.
Second Distrcs-Thirty towns heard from-Mer.
riil, WING, $685. Parker. dem 3,0ss.
Third District-Ftteen towns-Salne. vhip !
GIG, Haywood, dem S23 @
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-

TAIL I'm HE COUNT4 OF HENkICO,-
By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
scribers as Trustees dated 5th November, 1885, and
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of Henrco
County Court on the I'd day Of March, 1854, they
WILL at the request of all parties concerned proceed
to sell at public Auction, the premises on Tues.
day, the 26th day of September 1854 the hour of
o'clock, r that certain tract OF Land mentioned
in the said deed as lying in the County of Henrco
above the City OF Richmond and 10 supposed to
tain Az acres be the same less land is the
same land which was convey ed to John r. Reeve BY
Powhstan Roberts and Joseph Jackson. Jr.. ex's Of
John Sheppard. deceased. by deed dated 5th Nevem-
Der, 1853, aud of record in the Clerks Office of Hem
rico County Court; the said tract of land known
the Homestead tract, belonging to the late John
Sheppard of Henrice and is about nine miles above
the city of Richmond and is near to the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and is re gard.
ed as valuable as well for farming purposes for the
quantity of pine wood upon it.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to much of the pro-
ceeds will be sufficient to pay about o. 700 and
the costs and charges of sale and the usual credits
will be given upon the residue.
The Trustees will convey the usual special war
ranty. Il. r. ROBERTS. }n.
THOS. g. JACKSON, trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
se5
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
THAT MOST VALUABLE IA

THAT MOST VALUABLE FARM
i CALLED RURAL sHADESn AT AUG
TIoN.-O WEDNESDAY, 10Th September. At u
o'clock P. M upon the promises, will be sold at
Auction, this well-known and much admired Farm.
Rural shades is situated the New Bridge or Stony.
Run Road about two miles of the city adjoining
High Meadow. the farm Of Mr.. r. II Dickinson. the
lands of Mrs Ross and others lies both sides of
the road; the dwelling, with 10 acres of land and a
valuable orchard on one side, and 157 acres, with q
small dwelling. lying on the other side There are
about lS5 cleared. and 40 acres well wooded
There are also the usual out houses of every de-
scriptior, and the whole premises under good
closures.
Regarding its proximity to the city, its high state
of improvement, and It's beautiful situation, Rural
Shades Is considered of the most desirable farms
near the city aud we would request the particular
a,tenti of those In want of such property to this
sale If desired it viii be divided according plan
which may be seen at our Office In a few days
TERMs-Ope-ffth cash; balance at 2, 8 4 and 5
years. credit payments to bear interest payable semi
annually. and secured by trust deed.
After the sale OF the Farm the Stock, consisting of
horses. mules. superior uilch cows, wagons. carts
farming implements, and household furniture. will
be sold. win also DO hired several valuable Farm
hands.
TERrIs-Sums under $50. cash; over that amount,
months credit for approved paper. with interest
added. TAYLOR B. WILLIAMS. Aucis-
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HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On

Il II THURSDAY. October 18th. 1854, commencing
a. II o'clock, shsll offer for sale 65 acres Of Land
In Henrico county, being between the Deep Run
County Road and the Fredericksburs Railroad, most
of which 10 Of original growth with the exception OF
ten acres. which IL enclosed, With a comfortable
small family Any persons desiring any informatlon
relative to this land can call B. 8. 0LAZERsooE,
who resides nesr the premises There viii be Ike
wise cold ct the same time and place, from one to
two hundred cords Of Pine Wood.
4 se5-7ts ROBERT L, LUCK.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE WINGS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE friends of Joseph
t. Chandler, in consequence of the nomination of
Job r. Tyson for Congress by the second district,
have called town meeting in favor of his nominal
ton an Independent candidate
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept THE news by the Africa.
which arrived IN New York this morning, has ius,
been received.
Business OF all kinds is very dull. Cotton droop-
ing. The yellow fever prevails TO a considerable
extent. Much alarm is felt by our unaccIimated
citizens. The fever lie spreading in Teyas :
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-The fire at Cincinnati On
Monday night, briefly reported by telegraph, a day
or two ago, nearly destroyed Harris building. on
Fourth street, five stories high, and occupied BY a
number of persons. S. J Johns furniture ware.
rooms ms suffered damage of $4,000; insurance
$4,000; fully insured Huntingdon &, Co china
ware dealers; loss $4,000; insured. Wiswelrs eai.
lery OF fine arts loss $40 600; insurance $40 600 -
h. b. Pearson, book seller, loss small and injured
s L. Hart owned the building, valued at $4,000
insured for $50, Goo
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LAND WARRANT FORGERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 7.-Lieutenant Edward C.
Lewis, formerly OF the P ennsyvsnia volunteers, in
Mexico was arrested on Friday last charged with
numerous forgeries OF land warrants He was held
in s., 500 bail Failing to appear for hearing yes
terday, and to day his bail has been forfeited.
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CLOTHING.
FALL STOCK, 1854.
AM now in receipt of my Iaroa Fall md

AN nov IN receipt OF my large Fall and
Il Winter stock of superior n ia hy H.nT
CLOTHING: comprising every article In INV line r.
which would invite the attention of the t3.1a snd
return my sincere thanks t. nv former ..tron. To-
their liberal PATRONAGE and sosits an eary cali from
the. to examine my new and varied stock, which 10
mnch larger than ever before had on hard.
full assortment Of Gent emens fae Furnsbins
Goods, to which would invsts the stle n,ian ~ iii
who want nice and handsome Goods
HENRY SHAFER Corner Main and IA h ate.
N B. shall hereafter keep constantly on hand
extra large sizes Of Cloi hing sa6
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
HOUSE AND LOT IN FULTON

HOUSE AND LOT IN FULTON
III Will be sold at auction, on MONDAY next.
Sept Ilth at O'Clock p. M in the town OF Fuitop,
near the residence of Larkn Ford, very desirab'e
HOUSE and LOT. The house Is new and well buf,
contains FIVE rooms, and has excellent well OF wa
ter in the yard.
Also at tbs same tins will be sold several vacant
LOTS. Handsomely situated.
TERMs-One third cash; one-third months; one
third months. The credit payments 70 BE- satisac-
tnriiv secured r. CAUTHOhN,
se6 Auctioneer.
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THE TuRNERBIlNn FESTIVAL

PHILADELPHIA, Sept THE Turner's closing
exercises at Lemon Hill yesterday passed off with
out any disturbance. 1t was followed by grand
ball at Samson Street Hall Those ch arged with riot
have been liberated on bail for farther hearing
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$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING!

Selling eff at and 6elow Cost until the LIST
Of October, 1854.
INTENDING to close my present bust
n nss, will offer my entire stock OF Ready Made
CLOTHING at and below cost, consisting in part of
Fine black cloth frock and dress Goats
Do. do. Alpaca Goats
Do. colored Cashmere Coats.
Do. do. Linen do
Do. black Cashmere Pants
Do cold do. do.
Do. do. Linen do
Do. white and colored Marseilles Vests.
20 Sailn and Cassimere do.
70 Color, Sl!k and Satin do.
Shirts, Collars, Drawers &c &c. &C.
The above stock consists OF $4,000 worth of the
atests goods made expressly for this market, and
s warranted to be equal to any stock in this civ
All good. not sold by the first of October Wilt soon
hereater be closed out at auction of which due no.
tiee will be gwen. J. R. FULFORD
-, Eagle Clothlng Store, l36 Main st.,
ga l-dlm NEXT to Allen'a Arhnnr.
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GRISI AND MARIO

New YORK, Sept. 1T is rumored that Gris
and Mario have become dissatisfied with their en-
gagement here, and have or will throw it up, ant
return to Europe on Saturday week.
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GRAND LODGE O nF O.

GRAND LODGE |. o OF o. F. OF THE U. s
BALTIMORE, Sept. THE Grand Lodge re,assem
oled at y o'clock this morning, and proceeded to
the discussion of the constitution 1t Ia under
going various amendments; and from the concilia.
tory spirit eviuced there every probability tn at
it would be ultimately adopted by a constitutional
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-09

BALTIMORE, Sept lit was Dr.. Samuel Bopgs.
of Hancock, Md, who died OF cholera, last even
ing, and not John Boges, esq, of this city Dr.
Bogss arrived in this city day two ago, labor
ing under an attack of diarrhpa,
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FALL TRADE, 1851.
CHRISTIAN d LATHROP

NO. - MAIN STREET
A NE now receiving their supply of FALL
Dhf GOODS, to which they invite the attain.
aIn ., their customers aud ths pubiic generally
T. IN non stock will be found the newest styies of
fabrics, together with full assortmsnt Of DnMEs
Aio oooDS. CHRISTIAN LATHROP
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KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO.,
No. 102 Main street.

NEW FALL S.-WILLING-
IN HAM, Elicit Co. are receiving and CD en-.
ing French MERlNOES and CASHMERES of the
celebrated manufacture of Petral, Lupin, Sedoux,
Silks; Swiss Muslins white Cambria and Jaconet:
Lace Mitts; Collars, NC. The above goods with ma.
ny Others have been purchased the recent auction
sales in New York at about onehaf the cost of iu-
porrstion and offered for sale first class buyers
at extremely low prices.
WILLINGHAM, Elicit & co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ OTHERS-The undersigned is authorized to
seli at public Auction Tuesd,y. the 18th inst It
Rockets, city of Richmond, Va tn. Tools Imple.
ments and Machinery used in the construction of the
snip Lock, belonging to the James River and Kama
VIVA Company.
The equipment 10 complete and well calculated for
hesyy work. consisting in part Of
Horizontal Steam Engine. made by J P Morriss
Co. Boilers, IS inch OFFENDER, under 5 feet
stroke in good order; Screw Pumps % to Sc feet
long feet diameter in clear with centre bes1ip rs
on friction rollers, and we'll hooped.
A quantity of Russia Hemp Id inch Cable for dri
wing lands to above-new and half worn
About 10 Derricks, horse and double and single
hand seared-Extra Blocks, &c &C, to lift 70 tons
A large assortment of carrying and cutting Tools
About 20 Horses with Wagons, Garry log Wheels
Harness. &c, &c, suitable for heavy work
Flat-B oats, various sizes, from IS tons burthen
down. = :
Wheel Barrows. Picks Shovels Crow ars, Drills.
Biacksgiths' and Carpenters Tools, &c, &c, COM
prising complete assortment of everything peces.
ssry for heavy Canal Railroad job and afo riding
contractors an excellent opportunity to equip them.
selves for heavy work.
d. S. WALTON, Engineer
Eastn Div James River and Kanawha Canal
To- Baltimore Sun. Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Re.
gister, Petersburg Express and Lynchbg Republican
will p~a.e copy the above until 18th inst and nd
their bills to the "Ofce Of the James River and Ka.
nawhe Company" Richmond for pay ment. Sc
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NOT1CE.-All persons indebted to the
IN firm Of Otey l. Gof vii please f.v,r me by
calling and seitlins thar old accouats a. am ana
lou, sottie up the old bu iness of tn said conce
TI,se having clsir,s viii please present % N 70
me for peymsat. James w. GoFf.
e3-d1w
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EIl FALL STOCK OF HATS AND
GUNS! GUNS I! OUNSM!

TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN. 5
Just receired from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
take pleasure in informing
my friends customers, and the public,
that have just received my Fall sup
ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS, of all qualities and descriptions direct
fom the manufactures of Englsnd and from my ex-
Renee in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
possess in having these Guns made under the direc-
ton of weltrisd agent to my especisl order feel
confident that my present stock of Guns In hand can
not be surpassed In this country.
From these advantages am enabled to offer az
good bargains any other house in the United States
and for fine workmanship and style of Guns for the
different kind of game throughout these parts put
them sgainst any Guns Imported, al having been
n ade By the best of workmen in England. All ask
from those in search Of superior plainly finished
Fowling Piece, IL call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure q sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns, Rifles, &c.
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NURSE FOR HIRE We hare mid
IN dleagsd woman accustoms1 70 nursing children
to hire out for the balasce Of the yeax.
SET $50 TOLER COOK. Aserts.
DOMADES AND OK MARkOWh'-
j Maeassax, Bears aea Hoae W for ne ee s--
"a n. ~ " ~ +. = s1S's a. D0bEKEl
SO No. u Main &.
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FnEE Soil NoMINATIoN.-The Free Sellers ol
Massachusetts mot at Worcester on Thursday and
nominated Henry Wilson for,Governor.
Another account says S. C. Phillips was nomina.
ted for Governor
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DEMOCRATIC Soft CosyENTIoN.-The Conven-
ton at Syracuse. Y, nominated. Governor sey-
mour for reelection, and VIM. FL. Ludlow for
Lieutenant Governor. 4 series of resolutions, re-
commendatory of compromising difficulties ON the
Nebraska question, dead against the Know No.
things, for free trade, internal improvements &c,
was adopted.
set of resolutions, in substance as follows, was
laid on the table:
First-asserts the power of Congress to make re-
guatons for territories, and that it is it's bound ed
duty to provide against the extension and establish.
ment of slavery therein.
second-Disclaims interference with slavery as
existing by national legislation
lhird-Dissents IRON the creed that the slavery
policy is morally or commercially beneficial or in
conformity with the principles OF Christian cviza
ton.
Fourth-We deem ourselves absolved from all
obligations to admit more slave States
Some of the ardent anti.Nebraska men left the
Convention, and there was considerable confusion
William R. Anderson was nominated for State
Prison Inspector
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KEEN, BALDWIN & co.

MapufactOrs and whOlcsale and retail dealers
an Ready Made Clothing
OF every description for men and boys
" wear. Our stock is very large comprising full
assortment for the merchant well as the consumer
to make selection from; and fully convinced
that no one can gain anything by trying any other
market. Having just returned from the Norther ci.
ties, we speak from observation and not hear
say. All we want is call from those in want of any
thing in our line, and we think convince them
of the above fact.
KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO..
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CHERRIES SALE.-Will be sold 70,

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash on MONDAY, the 18th day of the present
month, .(September.l on board the schooner LIE wis
Perry, lying at Rockets. seventeen hundred and
eighty bushels of Brown Stuff. two thousand bush-
els of Shorts, twenty one hundred bushels of Bran
and Hundred and fty'our barrels of Flour or so
much thereof as will satisfy attachment in my
Cole, and all expenses connected with the detention
of the schooner and sale. By order of the Hon. Jno
A. Meredith Judge of the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond, made on the 9Th day of September,
1854 ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, s. H. C.
SET
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD,3
RICHMOND, Sept. =. 1854.
MI SPECIAL ORpERs.
" The Company will assemble for trans
seton OF business on To-morrow SATURDAY
Evening, September 9TH, q u o'clock pspctuaily.
WM, L. aATTE9WH1TE.
We-2t Lieut.. Ccmnsnding.
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Miss A. N. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR

NJ lSS q. N. SMIIH y DCuOoL rOh
WI YOUNG LADlES.-The seventh session OF
this scho oil will commence on the first MONDAY OF
October next at the schcolrooms, corner OF Frank
lin and Fifth streets. :,
Horace p Smith, A. B.. brothe- OF miss smifh,
will be connected with the school a. Associate Firm.
cipal The most competent teachers will assist In
the various departments The course OF instruction
IL thorough and embraces all the requisites for hn-
ished education. FreTuent lectures will be given 10
cor nection with the higher English branches Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry accompa
MED by experiments Vocal musicwill be taught daily
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges herself t.
teach In such manner a. 70 enable the pupil, who
l. ssttentiye to the nstvucon aiyen, TO read music
With perfect facility by ths end Of the session. Each
Recruitment Of the school viii b under the Super
vision of the prncipsA who VIII regularly examine
the different classes.
TEKMs-English branches, 80; Primary Depart.
ment, $50. xAacisnt and Modern Languages, GO
each. Instrumental music, frofsssors prices. Draw.
ing. Embroidery. &c, extra charges.
Mr.. Smith will form private classes In tho Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
knows in few weeks BY application at the book.
store Of NJ. VIM. 4. Buffers. Isl Main street.
aua-eod2mif
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VERMONT ELECTION

The President of the United States was expected
to return to Washington yesterday.
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DROPOSALS will be received at the

DROPOSALS Will De received at inc
i store of Messrs Saunders Brother Broad st.
until the 10Th ins for the srubbins and clearing per
ward, of 80 much Of the Richmond and Charlotte s.
Vile Turnpike lies between the head of the Brook
Turnpike and South Anra Rivera distance OF u
miles
The bids may be made by sections or for the entire
lne-the Com any reserying the privilege Of accep-
ing env one, OF OF rejecting sll.
Profile and speciE cetions to be seen OF the store
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
20 Hdtd-cIt Pres't r.. & c. T. Co
~ Wing and Enquirer will copy In seni.weehly
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ITO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

an, credibly informed that my slave III !.
who vas bred to do work upon the Norfolk and Pc.
tersburg Railroad, and no,ehere else has been taken
By one J. A Foster to Richmond, or its neighbor-
nood Tor the purpose of being hired to pay said
rosters debts As Foster has failed to comply with
propsrty, hereby warn all persons against hiring
aa or Otherwise int rfering with his return
me- iuither notify those who have bcen or shall
pc accessory to the detention of raid slave that If
any accident happen to him by reason of such deten
ton ~ hichnond, whsre cholera 10 said TO prevail
same. GEn IipSufen '"o
au S1--ts IL NJ