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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-13

CONVICTION Fob REscUfNG FuefT1vE SLAVES.
The trial of John Ryecraft, indicted for aleg-
ed participation in the rescue of the fugitive
slave Glover from the custody of the marshal,
in this city, in April last, which occupied; the
United States District Court, Judge Miller pre-.
siding on Friday and Saturday, has terminated
in the conviction of the prisoner. The case was
given 10 the jury, under strong charge from
the Judge, at 8 o'clock Saturday evenings and
on Sunday noon, after being out sixteen hours,
the jury brought in verdict of gully. Mr..
Lakin, counsel for the prisoner, Immediately
filed motion in arrest of judgment.
The penalty which the fugitive slave actim-
poses for aiding in the rescue of a fugitive
slave, is "a fine not exceeding $1,000 and impri-
sonment not exceeding 6 months. The party
convicted, moreover, is liable in action for debt,
in the sum of $1,000 for each fugitive SO LOST
Milwaukee Sentinel Nov. q.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
County Eleet,om.
p Il O C. L Il NJ A I'll o ".

NOTICE is hereby given, that at
general Election to be held OH the 9th
day of Sci TENDER, A. ID. 1854, the fol-
lowing Officers are to be elected Tor the
county of Tuolumne, viz:
Five Supervisors, one Coroner, one
Assessor, and one County Surveyor.
Also. on the same day and date, for
the different Townships, the following
Officers, to wit:
For each Township, two Justices Of
the Peace and two Coustahles; and Tor
the ity Of Sonora, two Justices OF the
Peace and two Constablcs.
l.. QUiNT, County Judge Tuel-
umne To.
Attest: GEO. S. EVANS, County
Clerk, Iuolumme Co.
Sonora, August IL, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ We received last evening, by
Adams l. Cos Express, an extra from
the C.slaveras Chronicle Office, fiom
which We learn that tn G Furnishing town
OF Campo Seco, in Ca'averas County
was totally destroyed on Thursday last
by fire. A man named "Scottio" is
supposed to have been the inccndiary
The loss is estimated at 100000. A
public meeting ws he'll tn. san, night
at Mokc.umne Hill, to rcCder assistance
TO the sufferers.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

STANlsLAUs CoUNrY The Con-
vention in Stanislaus county. was held
at Adamsville, the county seat, on the
9Th inst Seneca Dean was unanimous.
ly nominated for the Assembly, Ir.
pingree was nominated for Prblic Ad-
ministrator, the Public Administrator
elected at the special election not hav-
ing qualified The Stockton Irsas
has published statement that Mr..
Dean was identified with the election
lists. which We have the best authority
for saying is not the fact. The Wings
of Stanislaus county have not organ
lied IS yet.-San Josq~im Republican.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
MrSINc NEws.-On Columbia Gulch

MIxINc NEws.--On Columbia Gulch
on Monday last, j. G. Frcdcnburr &
Co., took out . beautiful specimen
weighing upwards Of 20 ounces, nearly
pure gold. The piece was picked W
BY Dir. VIM. Sullivan, one Of the com
pany. This claim pays we'll all thu
time.
Dr.. Windlst's claim is doing finely
IL three days last week, they took on,
$500.
Those Of the miners who have waite,
Are doing we'll.
At Texas Flat, on Wednesday, Ora.
ham & Co., on the Lone Star alias
Know Nothing claim, took out L:
ounces and SlO. In one pan they
prospccted $l5. Their claim pays on
an average one ounce per day to the
hand.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

evening the 18th inst, the Sons Of
Temperance held a mass meeting in
.ront Of Levy's new brick store, on the
corner of Main 4 Fulton streets. The
Springfield Division and members OF
Sonora Division were also present.
The members formed in procession pre-
sious to and after the meeting and
marched through the streets to the mu-
SIC Of . fine brass band. On passing
'ur Office the Sons honored US by giving
three hearty cheers for the Columbia
Hazctte,-a mark Of courtesy of which
We justly feel proud.
The meeting was organized by til.
choice of Calvin Honey, of Springfield.
President, Solomon True, of Columbia
Vice President, and - Parker OF
Sonora, Secretary The meeting was
addressed BY I. S 'fehl, Travelling D.
G. W. P. Of the order, and Revs Bros
Phillips of Stockton, Evans, of Sonora
and Lockley AMI Bricr, of Columbia.
The remarks Of Mr. Phillips called
forth some very disgraceful conduct and
language on the part Of several BY
SANDERS, who doubtless were instru
ments in the hands of, or ,irnmcdiatel,
connected with. the prop.ictors Of some
Of the liquor establishments in town :;
and although We cannot two h. av;ly GEN.
sure the conduct of certain parties con
cerned iii it. yet, We must say, thai,
some Of the remarks on that evening
were unnecessarily severe and sarcastic
But notwithstanding all this, the liberty
of speech is right sacred to the Amer
lean people, and each person, no mat
ter how obscure, may give free and
open expression Of opinion, on any mat.
ter whatever, 50 long as he interfcrcs
not with the laws ofthe laud.
Should any speaker offcnd his hear
ers by any language to them abusive,
the law provides for them a just anG
speedy reparation but in no case d.,
We find that that law authorizes or en-
powers any party to take it upon them
selves to inAict summary puni.ilmen,
upon the offender. Therefore, We con
tend, that however wrong Mr.. Phillips
may have been in his manner of ex-
preston, yet, it did not justify any
person in committing an assault, which
mig int have been the cause of not onl,
a great deal of trouble, but even blood
shed. On the whole, we regret tha,
such demonstration should have oc
CURED, and we sincerely hope it may
be the last time any member Of the
community will dvbasc himself so much
as to commit any act which will call
forth "A Article like this.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

The REAsos.-Mapy persons sup
pose that Columbia was set on FIRE. but
Mr.. Muggins holds . contrary opinion.
A friend Of his had upon bic table the
paguerrotypes Of two or three young
ladies. whose faces were SO beautiful
snd charming that they could not help
producing 4 fame = Tie Msggixs.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

70 The Sonora Herald of this
morning, in making 3 classification Of
the vast assembly at Columbia on
Thursday evening last, has made a
gross mistake, and Mr.. Muggins con-
siders himself and family sighted
The Muggins's have not received no.
tice at all, and he is well aware tia,
more than one halt of the assembled
multitude" were members OF his family
Mr.. Herald will please correct hi:
schedule, or the old gentleman will de.
devote small corn,r in his next lesson
to him.-I7e Mrggins.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ The "Ciipper" Of this moving
throws of the lamb and assumes the
wolf, having at its mast head the Wing
nominees. Those "corns'' have busted :
40 it cid lel!
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
8 T A T E N EW S.

Advices have been received from
Mr.. Soule to the 23d May. At tina
time not the slightest evidence had beer
shown by the Spanish Government Of /.
disposition to come to an arrangement
on the Cuban difficulty.
1t must be regarded as almost certain
that France will not assist Spain in q
war With the United Stat 8.
All the American army and navy
officers on furlough in Europe have been
called home
EuRopE.-Near Silastria, on g
2lst ult.. battle commenced between
the Turks and the rearguard of the
RUSSIAN army, numbering %, 0OO men
in which the latter, after severe strug
gle, which lasted two days. retrcatcd
with the loss Of 25sO men, As az
offset to this, battle took place on the
9Th ult in Asia, in which the Turks
suffered disastrous defeat, loosing a
large number Of cannon and several
standards. From the Black Sea, We
earn that, on the gath ult.. dctach
ment of eight steamers left >cbastcpo'
md attacked three ships Of the allied
feet. \ running fight ensued, but the
csult is not given. Some sho:s had
been fred into batteries at onstrandt
and there had been fighting on small
scale in almost very direction without
any marked result.
The insurrecti,.n in Spain has already
reached formidable proportions.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

Masonic CELEBRATIoN.-On Sat-
urday, the oath June, the Honolulu
Lodge celebrated St. Johns Day, in
fine style. An Grafton was delivered by
Z. c. Willie ESQ. on the occasion
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

80 The lucky numbers in Smith &
Co.'S Rattle are 81, 1850, first prize ;
2,sl9, second prize and ,l65, the
third prize.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

IA. The " Tuolumne Bolters'' are
having good time at Sonora, to-day.
The programme Of amusemcnts consists
principally, Of Bogus Convention for
the nomination Of County officers
Consistency, &c.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ number Of miners cabins
near Nevada have recently been en-
tered in the absence Of the owners and
robbed Of considerable sums.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

AccIDEST.-On Friday, o, the Cor
raj claim. at Gold Hill, two men we're
seriously injured by the caving in Of
their windlass, timbers and sluices.-
One of the men was named Moon, the
name Of the other We did not learn.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

: - Owners Of 400 acre vera wheat
fields in San Jose valley, it is said, are
offering half the crop on the ground, to
hare it harvested.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ A Union Of the Daughters Of
Temperance is soon to lie Instituted IN
Columbia. The editor of the Go1stt,
intilnates that he would like to Join one
of the daughters. Sensible fellow.
Joaquin Repn tH.am.
Ha! San Joaquin, We were insi-
nately acquainted with thst fact before!
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

u The Grand Jury Of San joaquin
County have found true bill of iudict-
ment for murder against John Tabor,
whose trial is set for the October term
of the District Court.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ Hon John ". Davis has re.
signed the Governorship Of Oregon, OF
sccount of the severe and prolonged
aickncss Of his family, in Indi ma.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ A prize fight, $4,000 side,
has been got up between Tom Hyer and
John Morrissy-to come off In Eve
months from the 18th of July.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

Tue CUBAN FILLIBUsTrRs.-The
" Y Times, speaking Of the prepa:
tons for conqucring the Island Of Cuba
says:
"About 10000 full uniforms, with
the additional necessary equipments
are also said to be in readiness. I'll. Ii:
staunch steamers, suitable for war pur'
poses, are at the command of the Junta
and the use of from $4,000 to 10000
stand Of ans, and 20 pieces Of artillery
secured. Then We have the reported
force Of the expedi.ionists, $4,000 in
number. robust and thoroughly disci
plined, prepared TO meet all emcrgen-
cies. OF these $4,000 or Il. 900 will
be for active service, and 10000 as Il
sort Of reserve, to be brought into ser
vice in case Of any severe lsss or repuls..
Of the advance party. Every man is
said to be under solemn oath to avence
the slaughter Of Crittendcn and lis
companions by the Spanish Government,
at Havana. in August, 1851. High in
command will undoubtedly be placed an
american officer, who won distinction
in the Mexican war, and was subsc-
lucntly made Governor Of one Of the
Southwestern States. General Gonzales
whose steadtast devotion to the Cuban
cause, has Won for him the confidence
f all parties of his own countrymen
and Of their sympathisers in the United
States, will also be placed in prominent
command. Colonels Wheat, Sicke.t
and Bell, Majors j. A. Kelly and
Moore, Captains W. S. +. King and J
W. DEMENT,. with Lieut.. Frank Oil
nette, are Of the officers pledged to the
cause"
The total available force of the Is
land is IL ,296 men.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

90 An editor speaking of Two.
mans right" convention, says" Per.
severe, ladies-petticoats will rise b,
by and by"
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

@ Division No. 10, Sons If TEN
perance was instituted at Yrcka on the
18th alt.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

% The House Of Representatives
his passed the River and Harbor Bill
tits thought that if il passed the Senats
The President world veto it.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

70 The Democrats at San Francis.
co, have nominated two tickets for AS.
scmbly.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
DIED.

Near Shaw's Flat, Tuolumne county,
July 2eth, of consumption, ALExAS-
DER b. BRooxs, formerly Of Boston,
in the AID year Of his age
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

~ Owing TO the crowded state OF
our columns, We are obliged to omit
rany items Of iuteres. tlzs week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
BIRTH.

August s,h at Green Springs, iuol-
umne County, the lady Of }. d. TABOR
II girl.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
ELECTION PRECINC rs.

The Board of Supervisors Of Tuol-
unne County, at session held at the
city OF Sonora On the I'd day Of Aug
\ u. 1884, ordered and appointed the
following election precincts
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POSTSCRIPT.
CONGRESS-


In the Senate Monday, Mr. Douglas from the Commit.
zee on me Territories reported substitute for the Ne
o heretofore reported from the same committee
ne substitute provides Tor the of two Ter
'orss-one TO be called Nebraska aud the other
anu proposes to extend over them the Constitution Of
avs o the United States except the eighth sscen
o. hs act preparatory to the admission OF Missouri into
the IN on, approved March @. $780, which was .uper
ssoea oy me principles OF tho legislation OF 1850 com
imperative" ~ " Neeiioe
discussion OF some interest took place ON resolution
onerea oy the distinguished Senator from Michigan re
guessing the President Of the United States 10 furnish
o'espondenee OF which he may be In possession tending
70 show the positive political position OF a gentleman
SHOWN as the PaPa Nuucio NJ Bedin who has been for
roe nays In thus city, aud whose presence In Western
ciue. may be remembered, was the signal for some
popular tunults Several Senators availct ,hemseye, M
toe opportunity to express their views in relation to the
ght oil assembagc and Of speech and also 10
Me- demands Of national Hospitality We may enumeraie
hessrs Cas- Everett Pettitt and Weller Al times IN.
OF these gentlemen enlisted the earn, At a,en
aon OF inc Senate In instance there were paudts
ne gallery which were promptly reprcssed by tho oc
OF the Chair and by the voice Of Mr Mason
ly calling to order. p''pe'
Inc House Of Representatives aler dsposiny Of few
sse.u vent into Committee of the Whole on tho
reference OF the Presidents message and spent the re
Of the days session In discussing the merits of
Erie railroad disturbances ' VI ''e
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
YESTERDAY.

AZ. L,HSnAk0r9 Miller " Nelson. Washington;
nlt ksorg " D.ans, Lowell; n 'McNvti uoo,o.,
wm ssho Phiis; MARKHAM. Mis- MsJsLan L colsmsn
Hanover MsJ Butt-rhsid Camm wsshaKton. 49,.
worsNan, Va. Alien, Gasion; Pstfiet kim nasa.
h sr. hnders Eogiand Jno nsgby, toartn.y Enr =
Sissn c1ansr Bali, Shorter asorsis. Rs.s. Mr
Gioaesster Barbour cupep-,; Ps carinrtoo Va N r
Lady. Gloucester; J o johnson, King Vim. - ~
AMERtcAN-cO Macy. -nc.r. 8eorr-to-n u q. Ncc.t
6erns n.ntln; saHamon,f Monics Lo,hroe
ioh Vim Allen surry; Jackson, Va; Il cors, ~ "
Ioun.s Capt Hove Petersburg Latham ws.bin.,na. ~
Everett Phiia; Boytin, Va; Simpson, baker Nj,
SoLuaBAN,H Bragg. Din.idd-: A Wyatt. A Mann Va, yy
silnes, Meshisnbn.s Davi, LnnenbuIr; wansn A.
cher, Peter,buff Parker Bosou: Hona An phsS,i
Jones' walton, Cumberland; Bois ,-suS Hish w
burg watkins and son. Lynehbury Choie. &c.,. IL
sa,,nn.s m,Tsin, Arsh,r Psier..srr wia1as
son, Soesay Smith; Charsiis; W Holod.y Louisa
r.mpn Appona',oS coeks, che,tsrfed n firay,s -
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OHIO LIGIsLAruRr


CoLrNHrs, OHio. jan ei.-The Senate has passed |.
resolution eIpeng Day, negro reporter by vote Of II
The Erie resolutions had produced pror.ct.d d;.c,s
ION. and ami!der substitute had been offered.
The election OF o. \. Senator had produced a warm
81, hes'r, hedairy, hsnypenny aud Hugh .sre
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.
NEw foRK. Jan. es.-The Steamer Union has returned
rom the search Tor the San Francisco She Ie at Ber
mnds on the ?oth ship OIcnbridge from Philadelphia for
liverpool which had put in leaky. She discharged part
Of her cargo TO stop the leak. -
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
MI, iLaphifhiA jan 2s.-Abe Reeds Sash factory,
Third st. above Race was totally destroy cd bv fir,
Loss, $4,000. - ~ way
. EDITORIAL ACCESSION
NEW York, Jan. 23.-Judge Morton. of Georps Il
officially announced associate editor and pronretor
the N. T. National Democrat.
DEPOT BURNT.
Dr,soir jan 23.-The passenger depot Of the Michi.
gan Central Rail Road burnt last night Ioss $1,000
All the Offices in the building were burnt
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"ASniSaros, Jan e4-Douslas' Nebraska bill wasin,rs.
dueed without consultation with the friends Of the Adin
sra'ion, and has taken them oil abact. Some of ,sm
assert that II will ruin the Administration There I. great
eRcement7n the city in regard it, The hards assert
that Douglas has mmoriazcd himself and that his chan
COS Tor the Presidency in 1885, largely in the ascendant
The so on the other hand say that stands no chance
In the world
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LAMBElr's LOTTERY oYrIey R,n,,.,. :.

ny. ,LAnsEkr intends epsnins Once oypo.;t- SPAR
Ia Hotel Calvert street. BALTIMORE on Non1s, ., ~.
t. v days rom this time every license FOR The 81.
"a yt "a Virginia -illhaye expired eannot be- ~. -
Ior AZ. S :. Iaia-fa sihsr TO boy Tickets "a ns ste
hAI the good fortune iurng resisnes on
nane, ~ ot 10 b. aeeas-d Of law ordI
ne ,hsrefr- respectfully solicit. M. ~ 81.
and others In virsin Who 10
SUI rs ~ or rfating ns sn;y Tor 50 dsi.o as
'oos- nAo 40 NJ fSoo Ai,a their ofi,r. mi ,.ss.
strictly observed - "ee feP0seu 20 him Sul be
Lois, 10 the Maryland Lotteries, or such
RICHMOND, Va, April s:ti. iss.3 ieAs"'
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LATEST NEW, Isl TELEGRAPH
Reported for me Riehueud wh,r.
ADDITIONAL PER NIAGAR.

ADDITIONAL PER NIAGARA
hAlifAI' Jan. @4-The rumored death Of H. soule is
unfounded.
England France and Belgium have been visited by
heavy snow and rains
great excitement prevailed in the market. for Bread
auns In England. Some circulars quote an advance Of
iSa per oushei in Wheat and fully IS in Flour
Corn has alec gone up pa
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In Baltimore, Flour is held at 1925 In New York,
Flour has advanced to 1878 Grain ha. advanced to
I cts. Cotton UNCHANGED
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hy Goddin q Apperson, Aucts
a5xb = W. bE SNs isJhIE ~ TIE CRY OF RICH.
BsaAD R.SK RACE ruD Tslcr and vAr1,ms s.o
etst vau.S. soaasS ad The P.avis k,iad
oxen, &C., At Auction. aiming ii"p''me-"' Corn,
a; The reen sao a a, 10 Soeh
.hi property for the closing up their
sS Raj Estate an the city richmond viz fSs,
the .ou, M n he pa1 Of said city fronting feet on
,Iir OF BYRD street, running
c s s' on which there bei bsidin., now
SH as .it. FOR Mil Msehn. 81 ~
si feet On the 9Th street, rapn,n ian
tsnds Also large three story Bes shop nov
vim The large lot thereto nov in ,hs
S ,rse running hack the AIuoy proper And on i
Jay, va TUESDAY, the iI,h day Of fcbrnaTy ia
-, best stone Quarry the neishhorto OF Rch@ons a
IN II. county Of oheea-d en- IA. .oa M as.n .itsa,ec
m TX ns' above the said city, ming 100
agreed tine o, sale e stone eniiry a. may be
and sane ias and place, will be all the persona,
I ,ii LAWSON three any by npor.J
e oxen cops Of Cora Fs a yd Glencoe Gy
T.h ana 10, !. for guaryng, AnsT With n 'ip
h,te Greek on the Danyie Railroad A. ros
parcel Of aetsms Tools AMI IaTv.
@ the 18Th Ftb - premises. eomS. ming u,
shoAD ROCK situated county arr.aJ on ~ SaIsd
en- Nai about thrre miles
aesineJ unntc's.ay And OF oeiaI ~ m
Is on the rtnses opposite Rockes the y.Jv xaInshi
about - acres, and margin o. James Kivr
no. 81 pSpery Justly regarded among the mos, yaIush
Pr the Real Estate Nth cash: balance at G. 70 and
deed " notes. interest added secured by ,rus,
For the Personal Estate sum. under $50 cash v..
inc esther should either above DAYS an al p &
~ AZ ,hs sane hour, II fair II rext tair isy
me sales viii he positively made. @''
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bS Goddin d ipperson, iucts.
ViLrAnLE FARM NEAR RIiOoEC r,,~

pIKr 80. ntNW SEiN RIEOOkE TIrRN
~ COM siIrck Nils rd PROM R1cilMoSD; Also CROPS
bcuGl 1cr FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN-wIiI ~ nj
We Iih January, 1884, premises eommenD
,he iatul recently occupied
@ about 2h as from tie city Richmond and - ,u
Wst 'he brooke Turnpike adjoining the rrdencr o
h.r h It contains l2GS acres Which about oae
re az new consisting Of handsome Cottage
s pTsdss Kitchen servants house barn st,lI. AZ
'Gr The sale OF tie Land, will be IN. crnn. ~
oosnl shuek' fodder Abo threr y.,y sn ~
farming Implements the place. ~Se'' anu All t"e
TEEss-For the land, l6.h ca h. !. 9Th a. ,,r, -...,,
TIE balance very terms of errdit 81, G ana as to
moor OF sale For the personal estate ali adr a.
'"' months er,d tT approved
,a2I GoDDiN APPERsoS
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MARINE DIsAsfyR

NJ BEnroRp, Jan. 2ad.-The ship Java, Capt Heron ar.
rived Yesterday from Takeh via ST. Thomas She reports
mat the ship Herman, Capt Skinner Of Baltimore arrived
on the 9th from Caao, In sinking condition. having 10
eet water IN her hold. She owed the lceward side
o. the Island by the IT, g. steamer Fulton and beachcd
Inc Dark Agela was chartered To take forward much
of her cargo possible and cot out 20 ona of Guano on
The first day In the night the vessel careened aud filed
70 hsr upper deck aud both vessel and cargo proved
tots s IN The 7Ih theship Monterey Capt Tore from
Calao for Bstmase arrived aS. Thomss to repair rud
der, and was eipoeted 10 sau on the 10th.
THg RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.
PsTERsauRau, Saturday. Jan. 9i-Judge Irwin Just
decided that asthe offence charged against Mayor King and
morrow Lowry, is made subjsc, indictment bv The
second section OF the act OF October 1884, they cannot
with costs,
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AUCTION SALES.
PTrURp nav

a -, ~ Or LOTS AND PARTS OH n mrs ~
- Vie city Of Rehnond dsinaa.nt n, - -
49,, -, ~ ns,s 'her.on for the uiIrb ..5 ~,
d. Of s - be .ed In freat OF CITY Han en- hs A.,
he next term Of the Hastings Court III, e. 80. ~
no es,sssn The hour. q h morning and ta oss n
nn.ss there palI ~. IN
together With 90 me taxes hefeon
No
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PERSONAL EXAMINATION.
hngneefs apl al others with the Ca
invited TO visit the ESperepil Room on the Compsny ~ ,i.
saiistg themselves Of the yaIae a. the V
,,-,.-.. TUE SAVING MADE,
varies with the Of the gas in The streei main,
g n " users Of the Regulator and
n "a ,y sporsd 10 che Company spd ihs tFn where
o. lhe
Eesh' IN The nudity that desres 10 De H.
uaor can be at fault when seeking friends advre a. ~ h,
merits. '''' ''''r ~ lo it'
Circulars sent by mail when desired All orders n, p.,
~ penny post or mai, punctualy ATTENDED to
w can and examine for yourselves AZ thc once ~ a., NJ
fgy dis REart'roE CoSrIST, zee Broadway. wv Wv
"e"Td'hh s-yn.,,,. g 7 CLARKE, Secretary.
TsSBlNs' hkRRAcoTI 90, Assps,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25
a PPREtESDED.-AS Negro mar n,r,., ,,,,... :

"A PARLIAMENTARY Negro man named Hus.on r,.
IA eoTnsd to the Js Of this, (Neop county on The ls,h
% november last Who that he belongs Mr. Robert
Of Aiaeama that he purchased By Virgins
Auou years out of the
VINO lived al or near tlrrensboro
from the service ~ his twelve months ago ubst he
VS. enpl7yed getting timber for Railroad Russell eounty
Albania " N'' NN1'"s
Said Nero apparently about q fee, min.
o hsh clsTaty Hight complexion, broad
bnrD and naked the head about N
dollar us clothing consisted wooden an, esas
and panalooas, and cd cloth cap. = ' Wv
Inc Ener OF said Hegruis therefore notified
prove hs be
according 20 law. JAMES w cooDWrr '"1
ue2S-5w J.io, 49,. 1870
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-25

M uLts AND HoFsi,.-I zil oner TO the citizen. n
~, and public generally sab Instant Saturday $50
Maes aLd Horses diree from Kentucky all OF vbish
s s brake sad aaVeT In country aim,
80 49,, EDWIN WALKER,
R. ank .hini.s