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CHRISTIAN REAKSECKER'S ESTATE, :
y The undersigned has been appointed and quail
fled as Administratrix of Christian Reaksecker,
late of Monroe county. deceased Those having
claims should present them Immediately. properly
authenticated.
ELIZABETH ANN REAKsECKER.
sept. 20, 1854. Adm'rx.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE. COUNTY.

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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A LEXAEDER HUTCHINSON. Ssmusf GtiC-
II filth and Ephraim Griffith. plaintiffs. against
James Slack, defendant. Civil sction. Sum-
mons and order Of Attachment.
The said defendant. James Slack. IL hereby no.
tiied-That on the 26th day of June. A. d. 1854.
petition was filed against him, by said PLAINTIFF
in said court in which it 10 set forth and claimed
that the said defendant il indebted to the said
plaintiffs in the sum Of $7i6, with intersst there
on from the 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1854. Ter
money paid on contract which has been sbsa-
doned by the defendant aud rescinded by the said
PLAINTIFF and in additional sum of $500 claim.
ed as damages for breach Of said contract, max
ing in all S10l6, with interest As efofesaid;ssee
which sum and interest, ~ aforesaid, the ssie
plaintiffs ask for judgment against the said defsa-
dant. The defendant il required TO answer ssia
petition on the 9th day Of September. Al ID. letA
40 JOHN SINCLAIR and II
C. C. CARROLL.
July ~. 1854. Att'ys for Piainei6s.
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THEODORE sUPPEs' EsTATE.-The un.
i dersigned has been appointed and qualified
as administrator OF the estate of Theodore Suppes
late of said county, deceased. Those Indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment
Oct. l8, 1854. GEORGE SWING. Admir-
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Of the best article, and most Of which he can ia.
sure.
With his Eastern stock, he keeps constantly on
hand Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture,
and made to order, which he will also insure.
Should any of the work insured give way. he
will repair it without charge.
Having followed the Boot and Shoe business
for ten or eleven years, he fatters himself that
he is capable of making selections of good arti-
cles. .st.-s
Keeping two or three hands constantly EN-
ployed, he will be ready to accommodate al
who may favor him with call. at ehort notice.
His shop is on Nam street, first door east OF
Maliory's warehouse. = s,4
If you want to purchase Boots and Shoes at the
lowest prices, call on o. s. THOMAS.
Ciarngton, Oct. 4, '54.
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CAMUEL SEGESENMAN'S ESTATEL
~ The undersigned has been appointed end q66D-
fled as Administrator of Sams Segesennsn, 49,
Of Monroe county, deceased. Thoss Aasipg elaiepa
should present them immediately, property, a.
.thenticated. JOHN MUHLEMANM,,'
sept. 20. 1854. Adminisssit6f.s
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XKTHITE-WASH Brushes. I.ovisvilIe Lime
w Sheep Shears, Wool Twins,S -:
For eals at KIRKBRlDE.S -
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No. S. I'm ordinance to regulate fines, penalties
and to.tfit,ues, passed Sept 4th. 1854.
vile. That fines, penalties and iorfeitures. which
shall not exceed twenty dollars, nor be less than
twenty-five cents, for any one specified offence,
or violation of a bylaw. ordinance; or double
that sum for each repetition of such offence or
violation, or which shall not exceed five dollars
for each day. where the thing prohibited or rem.
dered unlawful, is in its nature continuous i'm re-
spect to time. shall be deemed reasonable and
proper. .-i
This ordinance to take effect from and afler its
publication. sa
ISAAC powell. Mayor.
G. w. PEPPER, Recorder.
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UNITED STATES WEEKLY JOURNAL

UNITED STATES WEEKLY JOURNAL.
The UNITED STATES WEEKLY JOURNAL,
made up of interesting matter. selected from. the
MONTHLY JOURNAL and M MAG AzINE. and con
tanning each week, corrected Bank Note List,
Prices Current, also a beautifully engraved por
trait OF distinguished individual, with bio.
graphical sketch. forming series of fity-two d,l-
ring the year, is pu ublshed on fine paper, at the
low price of One Dollar year. by
J. M. EMERSON & Co.,
p j, 3. 5S z Spruce-st,
New York
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STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNTY

STATE OF OlILO, MONKOE COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Benjamin Davenport against Jesse Eagon, Mary
Donahoo. Robert Morgan, Nancy Wysecower,
Eli Cowl, Thomas Donahan. lanes Donahoo.
William Donahoo, John Danahoo, Hannah
Donahoo, John Wofcrd. and Margaret his
wife.
THE said defendants are hereby notified, that
i petition in civil action has heen flied asainst
them in said court, setting forth that said Daye en-.
port formerly purchased Of one John Sovil the
south west quarter OF the north east quarter OF
section ten, township seven of range seven, in
said county. being the same land heretofore pur.
chased Of Michael T. Donahoo. by the said John
Sovil. That said Michael 7, Dnnahoo died with
out making deed to said Sovll that Jesse Eason
executor Of said Michael T Donahoo, filed his
petition to complete said real contract by making
a Geed to said John Sov But mistake and error
occurred in the description of said land. and the
same mistake aud error were continued in the
conveyance from John Sov,I anG wife to said
Davenport. The prayer Of the petitioner is to
have the mistake corrected. aud the title of said
complainant confirmed. Said defendants are
aured to answ er the petitioh before the 30th
day of September next, il they see fit 10 contest
plaintiffs Claim.
EDWARD ARcHROLD,
Atty Cor Pl'ff
Attest, JAMES MIrcHELL,
July s6. 1854 ci'k of c.P.M. c. o.
A TTACHMENT AT my instance an Attach.
II ment was issued on the l9th day Of Septem
Der, A. n. 1884, by Samuel w. Nolt, Justice
Of the Peace of Ohio Township. Monroe Cornty,
Ohio, againt the goods. chattes, rights, credits
and effects of John w. Tia, man, npn.resilent
of said county. for the sum Of S57 ,261s, which
has been served. aud will be for hearing on the
9Th day Of Navcmber, next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Oct, IL. 1854, ADAM HELMS. .
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sssM.sA RsR.IElD-On the nth inst, BY
Row u. MciIysr. Mr. JOSIAH BARNES
sand Miss tixRr E. DRIees. all Of this
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THE UNIrED STATES JoURNAL

THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
Now in its fifth volume, and having already
reached circulation o lover &c. .000-a newspaper
of the largest class. containing Sc capacious col
umns, filed with the current ne ws from all parts
OF the world, large amount of literary and sci
entitic matter, Bank Note List aud Price Current
and a new aud valuable feature, each number
will hereafter contain Two BEAuTIF ULLY EN-.
GRAvED PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHES INpI.
vIDUALs, is published on the first Of each month
by J. S. Emerson & Co.. l, 3, 5, aud Spruce
street, New York, at the unprecedented low price
OF twenty-five cents year. A valuable premium
booki is sent to each person getting up club. and
in addition the following rich premiums. amount.
ing to over $1,000, will, on the 25th day of May,
1865. be awarded to the twenty-six persons for
warding between now and that time the twenty
six highest numbers of subscribers in their order
The first premium. in money. $2O0
The second premium, sewing machine
worth ftlsst .. .ls-,s -sfy.-f 100
The third premium, sewing machine worth 100
The fourth premium, a gold watch worth 100
The fifth and sixth. each a gold watch.
worth Ga e D 5sa 50
The next ten, each silver watch worth 20
The next twenty, each, such books as they
shall select, at publishers prices, worth 10
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THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE,
Containing 80 large quarto pages. tinted covers,
fine paper, profusely and elegantly illustrated,
is published on the 18th of each month at the low
price of one dollar year. A splendid premium
IS sent to each person getting up club. and in
addition SO 900 is to be awarded to the 2s9 per-
sons sending the largest number Of subscribers.
For further particulars see specimen copy OF the
Magazine, which will be sent receipt of six
cents, or specimen copy of The Journal. which
will be sent gratis toany ordering it, Addre s.
NJ. EMERSON s. Co.,
l,S, 5, and Spruce st >.
'hs' New York.
To Newspapers giving this one more inser.
tions. and sending us marked copy, of the paper
containing it, we will send both publications. one
year.
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ORDINANCES OF GRAYsvILLE.

No. i. van ordinance to pr0uide for the election
Of JMarshai, passed September 4, 1854.
f Be il ordained by the Town Council of Grays-
vile, That shall have one Marshal, to be elect.
ed by the legal voters of the incorporation, the
candidate to be householder. Also to take an
oath of office, and give bond in the sum of fl e
hundred dollars, with two good sureties for the
faithful discharge OF his duties.
This ordinance to take effect from and after its
publication. ~
ISAAC powell, Mayor.
G. w. PEPPER. Recorder.
No g. fin ordinance to prOpide for the election
of Treasurer. passed Sept. 4th, 1854.
Be il ordained by the Town Council OF Grays.
vile. That shall have Treasurer, who
shall be householder, to be elected by the legal
vo ers of the incorporation. to take oath of of
hce, and give bond in the sum of five hundred
dollars, with more sureties, Tor the faithful
discharge of his duties. Jrl
This ordinance to take effect from and after its
publication. Az. q -.... .-.----
ISAAC powell, Mayor.
G. w. PEPPER, Recorder.
No. s. I'm ordinance defining the dulles of til.
Marshal, pas sed Sept 4, 1854
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Grays
vile, That the Marshal shall be the priucipa
ministerial officer of the town. He shall have the
same power that constables have by law. and hi.
Sudti Uc cCo-eAtenSiVt WIN county
for offences committed within the corpoI alton
He shall execute the processes of the Mayor
aud receive the same fees constables are allowed
in similar cases, by law. This ordinance to take
effect from and after its publication.
e!@tE 89sl ISAAC powell, Mayor.
G. w. PEpPER, Recorder.
No. 4. .dn ordinance defining the duties ana
p0,oers Of The Mayor. passed Sept. 4th, 1854.
Be it ordained by the Town Council OF Grays
vile, That the Mayor of this town shall be con
servator of the peace, throughout its incorporate
limits. and shall have within the all the pow
er and jurisdiction of justice of the peace, and
receive the same fees justices of the peace are al
lowed by law. ...4t.+..
This ordinance to take effect from and after it.
publication. Dr-.....s.l
. ..esfz ISAAC powell. Mayor.
G. W. PEPPER. Recorder. .., -.
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RsoLL OF HIoMoR

ssd' sAsnsoLL OF HONOR.
Received on subscription to the esprit
o. Democracy = for the week ending Sat-
susdsy.i0 Oct. ai.i854. esssH
George W. Shakiee, Seneca, 81 SO
Mott Fordyce q Co., do 5 25
J.W. Brumnelle g. Co, do W so
Moses Payne, Summit, y sc
beuben Smith. do O5
9lsri0n Mosely. Noble county. SO
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IL signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the estate of Isaac Conley, late
Of Monroe county, Ohio, decd. Those indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment. aud
these having claims will present them properly
authenticated within one year.
Sept. 6, 1854. WIN. CONLEY.
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NXECUTORS NOTICE-The undersign.
h ed has been appointed and given bond as ex.
ector of Margaret Patton. decd. by the Probate
Court of Monroe county, Ohio. All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate will please present
them Immediately, properly authenticated
Sept. 6, 1854. JNO. B NOLL, Ex'r.
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. SPLENDID OFFERS.

Cry. Oetober 12. 1874
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N ali Chrisanized and civilized counriss hss eAse
larger proportion Of deaths than any other nsady a8 -
dicte the human family; and nnl within years t6eo
has not been any certain remedy to stop the desnsaSm
DESTROYER. Bur = fse-<fe 3af4s 80
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THE LATEST

PARIS, Friday, Feb. 10th.-Bourse firm, without
much business Threes closed at So so. Four-and-a-
half per cents, 81 go
ST. Petersburg dispatches of February LIST had be
received in Paris. The excitement was very great
The party was very enthusiastic, and the peace
party anxious Nothing transpired in official cir
Giles. The Emperor was suffering from attack OF
bile, accompanied by fever. The presence of govt
also suspected.
LoSDoN.-The batthEons of guards, with six re gil
ments of the line under orders to embark for the
Mediterranean on the 18th of the present month -
Their destination in the first instance will probably
be Malta. The six regiments of this line Irish
infantry mostly.
ST. PETERsBuRG.-Advices of the I'd Feb, say
that the fact of several purchases of taow Indicate
that there are some operators who still doubt the
probability ofa blockade.
MARsEILLES.-There was a considerable decline in
wheat and so or 60 shposds were about to be sent
to England.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The protest of the Eng
lsh and French Ministers against American Priva-
teers is the principal topic of conversation. Mar
cys reply has not transpired but will probably pur-
sue similar course as towards the Cuba Fiilibus.
ters 1t is reported that Senator Crittendon has de-
clared in favor of the Nebraska Bill
The funeral of Gen. Armstrong to-day was at
tended by the President, Cabinet, and large con.
course.
The Gardiner case will go to the jury about the
middle of next week
The American Telegraphc Confederation will
shortly meet here for what object it is not known
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ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 25.-The steamer Isabel has ar.
rived with Havana and Key West dates to the I'D
The America sailors so long confined, had thro,
the exertions of Mr.. Robertson, acting u S. Consul
been liberated.
Reports were current of negro insurrection east
ward of Cardenas
change of troops had been unexpectedly made at
Puerto Principe. Havana was quiet A French fleet
had made its appearance.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Sugars were dull for want OF shipping Freshts to
England S5: Flour scarce. Rice and Lard improv-
ing Box Shocks badly wanted.
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BY TAYLOR { WILLIAMS. Auct..
A VALUABLE TRACT OF WOOD

A VALUABLE TRACT OF WOOD
"A LAND. FOUR MILES BELOW THE CITY
AT AUCTI0N.-On MONDAY, 9Th March, 1854. at
u o'clock, NJ, in front of Henrco County Court
of LAND, lying miles below the city, and adjoin-
ing the lands of Messrs John Curre, Patrick Jordan
and others. This land is or the part well wood
ed with pine, SC, and offers great advantages to
those disposed engage in wood getting or farming
pursuits plat of the land may be seen at the of
fee of the Auctoueers
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and u mos
with interest, and secured by trust deed
s.fe2 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts. +
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS O N
MARSHALL ST, NEAR BROOK AvEN.
UE, AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, Sd March, at d
O'Clock, p NJ, upon the premises, viii be sold that
lot of land situated at the Southwest intersection OF
Marshall and Jefferson SITS fror ling SO feet on Mar
shall street, and running back about 15O feet to an
alley.
The very beautiful location of this property in a
mend it to those in want of eligible building lots
The property will be ddvided into lots of suitable
sizes.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at and months,
fe % TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TIRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE &
Il LOT ON OREGON HILL.-By virtue of q
deed of trust executed the subscriber as Trustee
by VIM Evans and wife tat AImory,) and recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court Office, being requested
by the party secured thereby, shall, on FRIDAY,
10th March, 1854, at O'Clock P NJ, upon the pre-
misses sell the property conveyed in said deed being
attached, on Oregon HILL and now in the occupancy
of said Evans. The lot fronts 80 feet ON Church st.
and runs hack 100 feet.
The title is believed to be good, but acting as trus
tee, shall convey with special warranty only.
TERMs-$300 cash; $500 on 10th May and the re-
mander LIST August Credit payment to bear interest
and be satisfactorily secured;
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Ancts fe28
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ARRIVAL OF THE pAMPERO AND NORTH
ERN LIGHT

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24-The steamship Pampe-
ro from California, has just arrived at this port,
with dates up to the l4th instant She has brough,
l20 passengers, but the amount of specie has not
been reported.
The steamship Northern Light is also in from
San Juan, whence she sailed on the 18th instant.
having on board 400 passengers, and $4,000 in
specie.
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THE WASHINGTON GREYs reached Baltimore ON
Saturday evening on their return homeward. The
military Of the Monumental City gave them hear
ty welcome. They spent the Sabbath there, and
LEFT for Philadelphia on Monday morning.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS e.

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
- IN PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
rUkM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
ShAPE-Brsgg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FEks are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs
Cnerry, SO generally known a remedy for pulmo.
nary complaints The children cry for them There
FORE, every mother should have box After nsns
one box of these waters you will never tonch bet
ter medicine. These are just the thing You want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. Il IL 5e,s.isr
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The Hayes and Lutener case has been revived
IN New York. The grand jury have found true
bill against Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes for the murder of
Dr. Lutener, aud they have been arrested on
bench warrant.
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AFFAIRS AT WHEELJNG

WHEELING, Feb. 25-There are 81 feet of water in
the channel.
The paper mill and oil cloth establishment Of Ay.
ers. Gushing Osborne destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $50 GOO, which is partially covered
by insurance.
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Inc steamer Hermann was to sail from N. York
ior Bremen on Saturday, with IS passengers, and
over sloo, 900 In specie.
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The rumors Of Mr. Buchanan's intended retur
home are anfeunded.
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John B. Meachum, colored preacher, fell dead
In the pulpit In St Louis, on the Goth inst, while
reading bis text. Hewas formerly slave in Vim
ginis, but was set free.
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FxECIpION

HAMILTON, n. Y, Feb. 25th.-John Raddock was
executed at Morsyille yesterday for the murder OF
MARY E. Gregg
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NOT1CE.-C. w. FITZGERALD. .

OTICE.-C. w. FITZGERALD. Of
Nottoway, having purchased the interest of s
\; oEGGLESTON in the business ofEGGLESTON r.
will continue the GROCERY, FORWARDfNG
AND COMMISSION B BUSINESS at the cid stand
20 i4 resTl street under the style and firm of E.
patronage of their friends and the public generally.
f G. w. FITZGERALD =
]. A. EGGLESTON
Richmond. Feb. LIST, 1854. e IN
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By PuLLIAM { DAVIS, Auct..

eZFKA LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
[=tECARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, AND HAIR
SADDLES AND BRIDLES.-On THURSDAY. the
ID Of March, at 10 o'clock A. M at the Carriase Re-
Hotel, will be sold number Of elegant new Ca.
rages, Bugges and Harness. embracing variety of
the most modern and improved styles and Of Der.
feet finish PC
Also, several SECONDHAND CARRIAGES. and
~ or seven SECONDHAND BUGGlES with
nAhNESS, &c, most of which are in good order,
ana with some slight repairs may be rendered nearly
ss gopa az new. And about twelve Saddle and Har-
ness ness nVfsES, some of which very superior ami
Msas. Also, number of Saddles, Brides, &c. The
make a change his business.
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash. over that amount
added. fe22 PULLIAM L DAVIS Aucts.
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a RARE AND vALUABLr corr re-
- TON OF THEOLOGICAL nooTs ~ -
SALE At AUCTION.-W be sold. q ~ r "
DAY. the Ist day OF March, 1854 beeinnins - e
O'Clock A NJ, ct the rooms over the cfore !, ~.
Hale, Main street. Richmond, Va, large ccii.ssa.s
@ Theological BOOKS. among which are the vsc.hs
o Euseilgs ssnct1s. Opstus Jerome, Irenass, Ter.
suq;lnsn Clemens Alexandrius Organ, the Byxsnfine
are rare and valuable. s1sas
Catalogues may be seen ct my Office 11th stree4
between Bank and Main Streets -
ie - JNO. r. D. PAYNE, Auct
~ The above sale l. postponed until THURS
feN mo pAypr
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WAhD.-The above reward viii be paid for
the recovery of a BOX, marked jas NJ BowEN
mistake from the hall of the Exchange Hotel n this
CITY, about the 9Th of this month The said Box NAV
have been taken to one of the railroads with the
baggage OF passengers. Conductors of trains or 9th
ers who may have seen such Box, win confer a "a
yor by informing Mr.. JNO. p. BALLARD, of the
Exchange 9F775 r. 5l..at' S
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400 DOLLARS REwARD.-Rana

000 DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana-
cSpO wav from MI. John Wright, baker a Me-
gro BOY named HENRY, the property of Mrs. Lou
lisa White of this city.
Said Henry Is about "a years old. stout and we'll
built, of gingerbread color, five feet nine or ten
inches high and has of his cheeks caus-
ed by burn.
Also. from Messrs Williams l. Brothers. JAMES
belonging also to Mrs. White. He Is abont % wears
old black and about six feet high and has lost one
of his front teeth
same time BY US and disappeared. the one Oh Thurs
day night aud the other Friday. there is little
doubt that they together either lurking about the
city, waiting an opportunity to get away, have
gone off together.
The above reward of $500 will be given for both
Of them. if taken of the State $50 fer either
Of Them if so taken and returned to us If taken
within the State, $50 each will be given
fe % TOLER & COOK Agents
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Stable, attached to Jackson's grocery, In Wash.
ington, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
RlCHARDSON'6 SHERRY WINE
by CHIS MiIrspH AZ ,9T safe
~ % Drusrist
'EAn-l00 packages choice Green and
Black Tess, landing aad for sale by
IeA DAvENPOkT. ALLEN 4 CO.
NJ. E. Rum, Rectifed Whisky, Rice,
~ 9sckson's csadies, Tame ~ OH, Gc., fsr sale
s@ DAyEhPosr. ALLEN { GO.