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Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-28
Note PAPER

A GREAT variety, ruled and plain, with En-
n velopes to match, for sale by
w. T, GIBBS.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-28

For transmission of Gold Dust and Freight of ev-
cry description.
Treasure and Packages received for the Allan
tic States and Europe.
Gold Dust forwarded to the u S. Mints at San
Francisco, Philadelphia and New Orleans, on the
most favorable terms.
Gold Dust Bought, Collections Made,
and all business pertaining to an Express and
Exchange Office promptly attended to-
Sight Checks drawn at par on Sacramento and
San Francisco.
Sight and Time Exchange
ON NEW YORK,
BOSTON AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-28
PLAYING Cards
Portfolios,

4 LARGE Lot of Playing Cards just received
N and for sale by w. T. GIBBS.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-28

Drawing Paper.
~ LITERARY DEPOT.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-28
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ADAMS & cos
ExPreSs,
Banking and Exchange Office,
GEORGETOWN, CAL.

nzlA DAILY EAPREoo <HFxSs
ssssEzsssaslsasSsS to and from .GsaAssass4z. GaAssss4z
SACRAMENTO, SAN FRANCISCO,
and all parts of California
Checks at par on Sacramento and San Francis
CO.
GOLD DUST purchased, or forwarded to any
part OF the United States, and also to England,
INSURED or UNINSURED, at as low rates as can be
done by any House. with security.
Our Express being the most extensive in the
United States, we can guarantee facilities not pos
sessed by any other concern.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
Drawn on any of the following places:
Boston,
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Pittsburg,
Cincinnati,
Louisville,
St. Louis,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
THE Loss OF THE JOHN l.. AVERY

THE Loss OF THE JOHN l.. AVERY.
We copy the following from an account of the
sinking Of the steamer John l.. Avery published la
the Na,chez Free Trader ofhe 18th inst Il will be
seen that the oss of life s much greater than before
reported:
We have not been able to learn either the number
at uersons on board the survivors, but there were
a great many deck passengers, OF whom about for
~ are supposed to have been lost and some four
or i've cabin passengers. Among the lost were Mr..
Williams engineer, one of the matee and the cook.
The officers of the Sultana rendered all the asss,.
snee in their power, and brought up some twenty
or thirty of the survivors landing nost Of them at
this point Those who stopped here are scat.
tered that we have been able to obtain but few
names They are, Miss F. II. Hancock, of Amherst,
Ne; Miss NJ F. Tanning, do; Miss $. II. Tanning,
Auburn n V: Mrs. DR.. f.. q Nolan, West Baton
Rouge: Mr.. ). w. Cater, sister and child Marshall,
Texas Among the los, a child OF sister of
Mr. Cater, which was torn from him by one of the
passengers in his desperate attempts to escape and
ceus sned to the waters
We learn from ono of the survivors that the Ave
~ racing at the time, the captain having been
heard 10 offer bet that he would beat the Sultana
to Nstchez II this be true, no punishment could
I've too severe for the wholesale murder.
A an Instance of the most heartless meanness
may mention that the bar keeper Of the Sultana
exacted from one of the survivors whe came up on
her. who had los, all his money and clothing, TWEEN
~ We dollars for old suit OF clothes worth about
teu. Such man ought 10 be branded with a mark
which should proclaim his me inness and heartless
mes. wherever there lie a human heart to feel for
the distressed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

SMITH OBRIEN's PARDoN.--The only condition
annexed to the free pardon so graciously granted
by the Queen to Mr.. Smith O'Brien is the usual one
OF not returning within her Majesty's domnons
Indeed, tor the present. return to ireland could
not be considered desirable himself 1t is stated
by his friends that he will probably join his family
in France, where they have been residing for some
time past tree pardon will also be, probably,
extended to Messrs. Martin and O'Doherty. who
were convicted some time before Messrs OBrieD
Meagher and O'Donohue, for the minor offence of
seditious publications, and who were sentenced
TO limited period of transportation, the greater
part OF which has arerdy expired 1t is not proba
bic that any further indulgence will be granted to
the other convicts who have committed second
offence against the law by escaping from their SEN
tence.-London Observer, Feb 9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

We learn from the Baltimore papers that MFR
Charles Chinn (son OF JohnL Chinn Esq, of Stat
ford,1 while engaged at the ship-yard of Messrs
Abraham & Ashcraft in that city, fell from some
staging to the ground and sustained severe Injuries
He was taken to bis residence in Fayette street
where surgical att dance procured and il
was thought that he would ultimately recover On
Wednesday, however, his wounds took a danger
Gus turn and at night caused his DEATH The pre-
sumption is that his death resulted more partieu
larry from severe wound in the loins.-pa. He
raid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
WHOLESALE BOOK AND s T AZ:

WHOLESALE BOOK A N D s T AZ
W TIONERY HOUSE ON THE CASH PLAN.
GEORGE M. WEST. Nos. 5 and Exchange, offers
an extensive and complete stock of Books Statione
~ and Paper, for cash only. The amount of goods
purchased by country merchants in my line is usual
ly quite small compared with their grocery hardware
and dry goods bills and this very circumstance sbso-
lutely compels Jobbers in the Book business whs
sell time to get larger profits in order to make
for the losses and extra expenses necessarily DIV
ed in q credit business of small amounts.
have adopted in my business the plan of small
profits and terms always cash. and invite merchants
to call and judge for themselves, if the saving they
can make in buying for cash ia worth while.
Ny location is central and easily found.
My retail business will be conducted heretofore
NH 2I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
TERR1rc GALE.

Albany, March 19th.--A terrible gale occurred
yesterday, doing immenee damage. Fifty buildings
we're unrooied. including factories, founderies
school houses &c. Innumerabie chimneys and
walls were blown down, and canal boats and
steamers At the docks much damaged. Nearly
all the chimneys In the city were injured blown
down. complete panic prevailed and all the
workmen aed from their shops Many persons
were Injured, but none killed. All the trains and
soats have been DELAYED. The damage is immense
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

FIRE AT SHEPHERDsrowN VA fire broke
out at Shepherdstown, Va, on Friday, which con.
suned the dwelling of VIM Bradshaw and the Me-
thodist Episcopal church, aud slightly damaged the
dwellings OF the Misses Baylor and DIR. &C. VIII
iiams. Inc latter house whittier the sparks were
blown by the high winds, was two squares distant
from the scene of confagration. At one time about
adozen houses were on FIRE, and but for the exer-
lions OF the citizens it is supposed one.half the
town would have been laid in ashes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

10y ALL REAL ESTATE IN
sTrrv ~ SsL ~, ElgaTEKNTH Avn v1Ir'Tv
old on THURSDAY ATTE aHTegs1s. Will BE-
.srch 49, upon the premises. eomne.s,, i.s q
sHesss, ~: ~, 1888 W. f.opsy isown iSrsy 3
streets. having thereon bricf tsnss.9s 80 18TH
g f,osery stores and private swehnss Il 81; e
the ONCE Of the auctioneep. - sesn g
ARer which, viii be sold one OF more moet hs...,-
fui vacant Lots the east line Of yail~~ $3.50
north of BaldiDe street. ssleoss
Immediately after The above, win Re sold IL !,
the Northeast intersection Of Valley and RsirS-id
s,s fronting S. feet on Valley street. running bsri
me cornsr renting for eloo per annam besides other
TEsMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
tie retained till last note II paid 80 =
NH II GODDIN L APPERSON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

~ OI1CE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust.
~ ~ executed to the subscriber. by Agnes Peters
nee woman OF color to secure certain debt IL ere;n
GATE the 24th day of November is49 and = Of reeord
=, =, me ClerRs office Hsnrico County Court shall.
:. me request OF the beneficiary. a. the Trust.e
as gay OF March, 1854 at half past O'clock. p. nj.
cs.s on the premises, to the highest bidder, for
~ seiain piece, parcel or lot of land living md be.
Vss. ne city OF Richmond the Western side Of
front stleeL between Richard and Baldwin sire ets
nm two feet on the said Valley street and
na psen the same width to the line Of the Virsi.
Man 81 Railroad and which lot 10 de grated in
Th .. n. MIicnard Adams' estate az lot letter O.
70 the said property is believed to be in.
oeeo with special wsrrapty onlv. . So'eS VI
mha a,a, JOSEPH NJ cARRINGToN,
SAFE 10 be conducted by THos. w, KEKsEE. Snct.
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

u The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
in this city, and is prepared to do this descrp
ton of PRINTING on as reasonable terms a. else
where in the city, well every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
~ Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dtf
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NEW YORK JOURNAL FOR MARCH,
IN YANKEE NOTIONS FOR APRIL,


THE NEW YORK JOURNAL for March has ar
rived at lasts first rate number. Call and get it
the cheapest Magazine in the world-only 12s cents
or 81 80 year
YANKEE NOTIONS for April-a side splittins
heart-aching, bully-bursting number-chock full of
fun-only 124 cts
THE MISER'S HEIR; OF, The Young Millionaire
by F. H. Myes story of intense interest, beautiful
IL written and well told. Complete, so cts
THE PLANTERS NORTHERN BRIDE, q
novel by Caroline Lee Hentz; 81.
THE LAMP-L1GHTER. the graat Romance
CHAMBERS EDiNBURG JOURNAL for March,
only l23 cts, or 81 30 year
FRANK LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHIONS
for March. A fresh supply % cents.
No. I9 MUSICAL REPOSITORY 6 cts.
ALL THE SPEECHES the Nebraska Ques-
ton, only q cts.
For anything and everything in the Book business
call l.. l.. SMITH,
NH q Onnnste American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

BosroN, March 19-Thc gale in the city lasted ~
hours doing immense damage, blowing down chin.
neys, &c The steamer Arabia and ship Parlia
men' Bell Rock aud others, parted their cables
but we're afterwards secured the barque Yuba
went ashore to Georges leland, but got off and
went to sea The gale was very severe to the East
anu was accompanied by snow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

hr Thomas N. Shaw, reporter by profession
and for some time past telegraphic correspondent
for the New York associated press, died In Wash
ington last Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Bosros. March 1e-The Atlas has returns from
20 towns in New Hampshire comprising nearly
the whole State which shows the election of ia
Wings and Preesoilers, and lib Democrats Ba-
ker's majority for Governor 10 about 400.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

Paris correspondent of the New York Com
mercial says:
The letter of Mr.. Daniel, U. S. Charge to Turin.
which was published 10 the Richmond Examiner
has found its way back to Italy. Mr.. Daniel was in
Naples, and 1t thought that he could not return
TO Turin; if he did, the diplomatic corps would
turn their backs upon him The letter appeared
yesterday, in French, in the Union, and will make
the tour of Europe. Tbs comments of the Italian
papers upon Mr. Daniel place him in such position
ss no Government envoy was placed In vet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
BY RICHARD CAUTHORH.

BY RICHARD CAUTHORH
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Will be
sold on MONDAY 27th inst. at 4 O'Clock, 2. M, on
the premises 1.-THE residence of the late Mary Round
tree decd lot of Ground, fronting &c #. inches
SD st, and running back one hundred and thirty
two feet being to and adjoining the property of
John B. Brown jos. Haley, and others. The i'm
provements consist of a brick house with rooms,
and the enclosure.
Terms cash. JAMES BOSHER
Executor of Curtis Carter, decd
Sale conducted by R. CAuTHoRN, Auct NH Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

EDWIN FoRREsT-We are panied 10 learn that
Mr.. Edwin Forrest, the American tragedian has
become convert to the very ridiculous belief in
spiritual manifestations. This gentleman is a con.
slant visitor upon the Foxes, now stopping at ho-
tel IN this city, and most credulousy insists upon
the correctness oil the developments communicated
by the rappers from 'tother side of Jordan y
Trenton True american
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
TILE NEW HAVEN RIOT

The New Haven Register lhas the following ac-
count of the late riot in that city:
II seems that number of students, who attend
ed Romans Atheu@um last evening, were follow
ed from the Exchange, alter the performance was
over by crowd of men and boys Who on account
OF disturbance that occurred among them the
night previous were exaggerated at the colleeians,
andstook the occasion to vent their spite by boot
inss and hissings, and the throwing Of stones
The crowd proceeded up Chapel street, far as
Temple when general fight with stones and
brickbats ensued.
During the melee a number of pistol shots were
fired most of which were discharged in the air.
and without doing injury TO any person. Several
were hit with stones aud other missiles but no one
was seriously hurl until the crowd arrived in front
OF the bookstore of Mr. l.. w. Fitch, when Patrick
O'Niel was TO stsgger and fall upon the pave
mcut. lie was picked up and Immediately Con-
veyed 10 the police Office, where he expired in a
few moments, ha wing been stabbed to the heart.
Mr. R. II, Scoffield who quietly passing up
Chapel street, received ball in his left ARM
About seven pistol balls were fired into the crowd
by the students.
The bells were afterwards rang, and two cannon
we're Brought upon the green, loaded, and pointed
ct OF the college buildings, but fortunately the
riot finally quelled by the city authorities and
college faculty who have since been busily engaged
in erreting out the guilty.
O'Niel was concerned in the disturbance on the
night previous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
Il FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON lsT, NEAR
CANAL ST-Pursuantt to the provisions of deed of
trust executed by Letitia Anderson (aree woman of
color dated June, 1853. and duly recorded in Rich.
mend Hastings Court Office, and by direction of the
O'Clock P. M, upon the premises, will be sold, the
property conveyed in said deed, being small framed
tenement and lot on the west side of 1st between
Canal and Byrd sts. aud now occupied by said An.
dersop; fronting n feet and running back ~ feet
being part of lot No. 7Sl in the plan of the city OF
Richmond. - y
TERMs-s125 cash, $40 SO 4th July, 1854, 1924 81.
4th Jan. 1885, and the remainder at such time as said
Letita Anderson may direct.
By request of the trustee.
NH 18 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aurts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY

NEW YORK. March l9-The steamer Crescent
City has arrived, with Havana dates of the I'm
no news OF importance. The Black Warrior was
stili Ia possession OF the authorities of Cuba The
oincers and crew were on board the Fulton. Yes.
sels scarce N''"''' 'e''
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A CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS &C.

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
- IN A PLEASANT AND CONvENiENT
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FEhS are pleasant and efectuaI remedy for colds
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lurss -
merry SO generally known q remedy for pu]mo.
nary complaints The children cry for them There
IoIe, every mother should have box. After using
enc box OF these waters you will never touch bet.
Ter medicine These are just the thing you want
Gall at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. e. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

Three fugitive slaves from Virginia, it Is ..i5.
passed through Piainfeld, VT, lately en- route for
Canada. N i"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

TRENTON, N. j., March le.-The Legislature NJ
ssw Jersey adjourned sine die to-day.
Ihe Liquor bib has been rejected by vote Of "a
majority a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

Timothy Allen was the name of the ws,chuo,
Killed On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. nesr
Bsracksyille, Va, last week. Ae~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

John White. a merchant OF Concord, Georgia,
died suddenly at Savannah on Sunday on his return
from New York
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BY ALEX. MOTT & co.
DEREMPTORY SALE-In comn,;anc

DEREMPTORY SALE.-In compliance
l. with specified Instructions we will proceed to
sell at public auction, at our store, on THURSDAY,
sd inst, at 10 O'clock, large assortment of the fol-
lowing Goods, viz: :.
Hardware and Cutlery of all kinds Medicines,
Weights &c; Books, Stationery, kc.; Boots Shoes
Hats Caps, NC; Seasonable Ready -made Clothing;
Dry Goods. a large variety: Millinery, Ribbons Bon
nets, Trimmings, &c; Saddlery, Umbrellas Parasos
Tuck and Head Combs; Gold and Silver Jewelry-
with many other articles named in the invoice To
be sold for and on account Of whom it may concern
Terms cash. on delivery
NH 81 ALEX. MOTT CO., Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

PHILADELPHIA, March la-Mrs. Hammer was
convicted In the Quarter Sessions yesterday, Tor
abusing her child in the most outrageous manner,
and this morning sentenced to ak months i'm
prisonment. Among her cruelties to the poor little
child, il will be remembered, that it was alleged she
applied hot iron to his naked flesh, leav wing ter
rible scar. This she denied when called up for
sentence, saying that it was burned accidentally by
fiat iron falling upon him while she was ironing
Al the announcement of the sentence, Mrs. Ham
swooned, and Mr.. Hammer, (who was tried
and sentenced on the same charge) laboring under
great feeling, while the tears rapidly down his
cheeks, asked permission to say few words,
which was granted, when he made strong appeal
that she should not be sent to prison he feared
her reason would be entirely overthrown or her
life sacrificed
Judge Kelly, however expressed bis determine.
ton TO punish her, when Hammer, asked that the
court remand the child to his custody. Judge kel-
ly replied mo. Had your own admission upon
the former hearing, that you took the child out of
bed while asleep and whipped him with SHOE
been given in evidence, the jury would have con-
victed you also. In that event. would have sent
you to the prison for the same length Of time
but not to the same cell" Mrs. Hammer was i'm
mediately convey ed to prison-,Saa.
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NHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE

~ &C, at the old stand, 2l8 Broad street. tbe
solicitation of many of his friends ana cnstomsrs
the subscriber, with view of Accommodating the
vest end Of the city, is induced to continue bis
supply Of everything connected with the business.
such as China Tea Setss Glass Bowls, Goblets, De,
csnters Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses.
tannia Casors. Tea and Coffee Pots with an endless
variety of China Ornaments &c
NH IFS -l@G EDWARD UIcHsoN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

"a MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Iii ON GRACE STREET AT PRIVATE SALE
We offer at private sale most desirable Residence
on Grace between Foushee and Adams streets now
completion and finished in excellent STYLE
throughout, with gas wster &C., the premises
The premises may be viewed at any time. This is
an unusually pleasant and desirable residence, and
those in want would do well to apply at once to
NH 81 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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NIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENTNa

commencing at II O'Clock, and every Tuesday :.
anuIsaay and Saturday evenings, throughout the
season, at which time will offer for sale larrs
sS;;Sortmsnt OF Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold an
SILVER Watches, Guns e., &c. eA~
Country merchants and the trade are inyited In A.
hrst-rate quality. .'.-''e''' -N' VI
fe 10 A. MOTT T. RI 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21

BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE CO.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAs-
~ SEES AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY 97a
inst. commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell AZ a.,
wharf and warehouse at Rocketts the cargo of ths
scbr. Mary Eliza, from Attakapas, with y
2n0 hhds fair to choice quality SUGAR
1i0 bbls. prime MOLASSES
It's half bbls. do. do
ALSO,
20 hhds choice Coffee SUGAR
ITO bbls. WHISKEY, GIN AND BRANDY
Is half, or. and eighth casks BRANDY, &c.
TERMs.-Under &l00, cash. over $780, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without gard to weather
NH Il DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO., Aucts.
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,om BY THOs. W. KEEsEE.
tofice at Geo. J. Summers. No sa pa, 1888,

TIM EEL HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
be .o IIhEN TuRNITURE, AT AUCTION.-Will
slant. corn, On Iu.EsDAY MORNING the 2,st in
Rro,d Antonio f'zzn 18th, between Ssrscs ana
bis Fn,n;ee who Is declining housekeepipr ali Of
s niture, consisting of the usual var;ety 8 ~ VI
nm 10 THOS w KrESEI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-21
HULsT & KINGS RETAIL PRICE

Ii CURRENT-New Orleans Sugar, 81 to = etc !;
Best White Clarified Sugar pence; Loaf Cushed
and Powdered Sugar, l0cs per 10 Rio Coffee I2ie;
Black Tea, Soc; very best do 75c; good 0unpcwder
Tea. 75c; very best Do. only III bese Dew Bacon
Starch, ioc; City made Mould Candisa. 10. per ~ ;
rood nj o. Molasses Sic per gal; very hest DO S7i
eta: extra N. r. Syrup &c.; best Vinegar, 2ocs Gu
rr,hsr Pickles o. per gal Other articles chcap In
proportion. huLST KING.
NH ia Franklin ~. Old ~ arkst
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JNo. D. HAMMERsLEy.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-The

k'1FIY DOLLARS REWARD.-Tbe
i above reward and all reasonable expenses. will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to as In
Richmond of q Negro Woman Slave named MARIA
miles or more from Richmond, thirty dollars II la
ken in or near Richmond.
Manals OF medium statue, with round face skin
about ginger bread color, a good of teeth full
suit OF hair, and a pleasant countensnce. Her pre-
Csc age not recolleced but she is belle we'd to be
about twenty-four or five years old !. as
PHIL. NJ TABB l. son, Agents.
Office on Governor street,
NH l4-ts Between Main and Erank lin IT.
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Runaway from the subscriber, on the
TON He is of cark complexion, about 5 fact =
inches high, and lie very knock-kneed; speaks very
rapidly. and is supposed to be between ~ and 50
years of age Washington ALWAYS dressed y eli
and presented q very neat and tidy appearance. Hs
can read and write. will give q reward of slO far
the delivery OF said negro to me, If taken IN the
State and all expenses paid and $I0O if taken out
of the State. Wv
NH n II a
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E0 DOLLARS REWARD.-I will paw
CO the above reward for the delivery 10 me- AZ
my factory, opposite the DanyiiIe Railroad Denot
for NEGRO MAN named JAMES BURWELL,
hired of Mr. Lewis Hill, agent for Miss Barbara MI
Page, of Gloucester county, Virs'a. James Is about
feet 7inches high, brown complexion good address
and polite when spoken to- He has been absent
since Monday, 9Th inst.
NH i4-2wH J. s. WALKER