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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-19
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

The receipt of the Norfolk News, Argus and Her.
aid, and the Portsmouth Transcript, which have
lust resumed their publication, is cheering sign that
the Destroyer is tuking his final departure from our
afflicted sister cities and that the late silence OF death
is broken by the hum Of business But for n long
time to come, gloom will hang over them. The jour-
mails of those cities naturally reflect the sadness OF the
surviving population in the gloomy tenor of their
editorials. From beautiful and touching article in
the Norfolk Argus we make brief extract
We haze never before resumed duty after m inter-
val of cessation, with as heavy heart ms we now
feel For nine and thirty days have our editorial Ia.
bors heen suspended. To il has been no interval
of holiday but Of participation in the miseries of as
dire u visitation was ever made by the plague
Spirit in iuIfnent of the Almighty bchest, to re-
zion of doom and devastation.
We have looked death full in the face in its most
hideous form. We have the proud, the humble,
the Young, the aged the lovely, the unseemly, the
tind the brave, the weak, the strong the foe, the
friend, alike ia by the swoop OF the destroyer. We
have n population melt away like snow before
the noontide sun. We have Seen scieucc ut fault,
and triumphant pcstilence claiming relentlessy lis
chosen spuil. We have seen-but Why bring To light
the sire deserving the infectious bedside o the son
uf whom he once hOaste'l; why speak OF the nhu@h-
ter leaving the imploring mother who gave hcr Delng
70 WELD ND her furlurn spirit amid the rcvoltlng NTH
Of the plague: why awaken the memory ot the unut.
t.rabe horrors of calamity that cannot be realized
in DESCRIPTION? There is brighter side to this dark
picture to which we can. and mW, often recur; there
rny of mercy temparing the night OF agony which
mikes us feel that man Ean angelic woinan) has tat
in his nu;lrc which, when called forth, assinllates to
the mighty Heaven from which he derived existence;
We have seen our lately hIurishlng mart re llced
to the scunty number of 1900 surviving souls In the
short space ui less than ninety days. out oi an aver
ope nouulntiou of about 6G00. every mal woman
and child lalmost without exception has been
stricken with the fell fever, and about 1000 have
been buried, being not less than out OF 8 OF the
whites and out OF Of the whole abiding commune
~ of NorGlL white and bIuck. One half Of our own
,hyscian, who continued here, in the grave, and
moi les. than thir,y-sx physicuns resident and visit
ant hsv,. fallen in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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GEORGIA ELECTIONS

The Savannah "GeorgiGn" Of the lith inst, give
the following summary Of the results Of the late cleo
ton in that State:
"Our tables are now nearly completed, few of the
least populous counties only % hear FROM The whole
vo,c in ;hc State is 0l ST. which will be increased tc
lOi O0l-u large increase over that of 1888.
"Johnson has received j9,S1I; Andrews l2.9o2 Over
by G.0l2 Jnhnson's majority over Andrews Is 9'y23
which counties 10 hear from will increase I" lOjo
over both Andrews and OVERLY 1913, which will also
we think be increased, though the prohibition returns
are very imperfect.
"For Congress, Stewards ma orty in the first disr,c
!. Lid: Crnwors in the second i7G; Trippe's in the
third 9l7; Warmers in the fourth -; Lnmpkin III tht
fifth i96; Cobbs in the sixth 2,'2l: Fosters IN Inc
seventh 2l5: stephens in the eighth Lilo
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nIn WILLIAM AND MARY.

We are highly pleased to learn thnt Lucnn Minor
Esq, the new Professor OF Law in William and Mary
College, delivered, on Monday afternoon his intro
ductory lecture to large and attentive audience. An
intelligent correspondent informs u.s. that IT was
chaste and well written production, and confirmed
Mr. Minors reputation polished md highly cult:
waited scholar. There is good ground for believing
his class will be respectable in point OF numbers
though he WINS elected few days before the begin
ming of the sesson. We reoice to hear Of the fiat
,ering prospects of this venerable College, with its
able and popular Faculty
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.v,TJ71nI-E FARM FOR SALE.

<oSrAlNINC about fourteen hundred ncressituatrd on
,be Zig Calf River in Rockbriigr county Va, three
res from the virgiua Central Ralroud, and II nie1
from the Rockbridgc Alum Springs. :, ,
ahm, oO acres OF this land is cleared, nearly all Of
which ia river botton,-the remainder is well tinoercd
The buildings brick house, two new ana cohoFa'e
woodnn dwcliur houses making three dwelinss on tue
WAGE n.o barn and other buildings required on farm;
new saw mill. with circular saws, operated oy wafer
powcs Ruever.ceaSng power. without Cost ih'o 10 '"e
bss, mill of the sort in the country . ,, :,
Th.r. is also n Choppins Mill and Corn Cru'her IN
c,pnexon with tho Saw Mill. Here one is exempt from
nh disease. and epidemcs OF fatal cLAracter
Malaria aud s stfe rs being alike unknown ard unic
THERE'S good sulphur spring on the pscc and hne
iybca,e Spring within half mile of the house M"ny nave
CONC here utterly FRUSTRATED by ilnecs, and IN inS
weeks left in vigorous health There is also fine bold
.urinr near the house the best water IN Virginia fuF
,bcr Icscruuor is deemed unnecessary as any one wish
;,n for ;norn alton will addrcss W. p. EWING, NJ d.
n Bells Valley, Roekbridec county, Va
rrss. s sept &s-clm
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aIREMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

yUyHE subscriber offers for sale valuable Tract Of
II Land adjoining the Farm which hs resides, con
tsinns 2OU0 acres, and known us his REAVERDAA
FARM The Land is of good quality lies we'll with large
uuoupt of Bo,tom Lands tho Beavcrdhn Creek which
has high reputation for the product of Tobacco aud is
lille exposed 10 floods with fair proportion of Tmbered
Land conveniently located for the OF the Farm The
improvements are IN Ovs5seer's House, Corn Houscs
Stable and Barn. with Tobacco Houses for curing 1900
pounds Of Tobacco. The Farm ID within lO miles OF
eot,svic and situated OH the Plank Road leading to that
place The payments may be made to suit the purchaser
he paving the interest annually. TUCKER COLES
l.
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4 VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA:

HEAVING leased. Tor term OF years, The tnu9mer
White Sulphur Springs, 10 pcr"ons whose h'Sh re-
putn:iun warrants the belief that they will b Kept IN the
best stvc the undersigned ohers Tor sale the 'aua
BILE isrm which surrounds the Springs.
able for extraordinary crops OF Corn, and capable hcing
made the best possible meadows Apart OF ni, land YIELD
ed 100 bushels OF single ac!eln 1888 the treh year OF
ra.iy, cultivation ui,hout manure and in lSi bad as
wns the season produce 10 bushels The farm IS easily
susccpb.e o and certainly OF the best IN
Virginia. , . , a..
17ERMs-Onethird on ls, of December next, Snd the
balance in and years thereafter with inerest IRON dae
ot, t,ieivcry. ,n T.,
ter. addressed 10 Warren,on Springs, Va or TO Wash
ington, D. C.. ruo,,,s cprru
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! RFI LAMP FOR SALE: :0,,u,

WE offer for sale hs Eastern slope Of The South
WV nouos.n ks.xss che s1s"
rs Rail Road DepoJ one m'ieMifoml Rail Road,
,sa OF S the RSana
s soRt.iHs two nRp pvSRHEEn nEREs 49, aS Of Ihsh are
sssas sn, %S ,se. s es"fs e
new, the dwelling is OF brick TWO ~. Completed in
shcd in the very best style The health aud for re
fined and GOOD 'oe'i,y il PARTICULAR. as ii is with
s Ss %"n"sS Sf
larger iarm pr;cc Reference may be Ind to Mr.
can be Iaa a Of sJs Keswisk Depot or to Msss.
F Ruin and J.n1 sG"f' af ci HART
are M req ;;rc i. Keswick Depot. Albcmarle, Virginia
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

RAPPAHANNOCk LAND FOR SatE'
II OFFER Tor sale my Plantation i'll Richmond county,
Mulberry Islanl) about miles above Tappahannock
nnd miles below Smiths wharf landing o, the steamers
that py between Baltimore nnd Fredrrcksburs IL hu,
Joins the, ands Of Wexford Mr. Goodwin ana DINERS anu
cn;n hv recent .urvay l46 sl4 ncres OF there hbut
as IRE arabic divided into three hcds> the rest wen t
hcred except portion. which is harmarsh ana afo,ns
exceen, grazing. The soil Is as we'll ADAPTED 10 a
croytb of wheat and corn lands in this nrlshpo,
hood which could not be bought for $50 per acre IN ~
is we'll waered the road from the forest 10 tmG r
desernds gentle slope ovcrsecrs house a"I 20,
houses in good repair, and six new cabins ,or
very comolious and of the best nAteral-reccn'f ,'
suctei The amour, Of woodland ,n'hs ruS, ,"f tro
ue nj rimb,r which has been -tendiiy advancing ~"
80 W anr and il, convenience for delivery in'i'r W,
attention OF men of enterprise perfons wishing has
the premises are referred 10 Mr. Robert l'o ,Sre..
ea"fs vi '"' e''"''' ARTHUR II. II. BERSAkp'
Frcdcrcksb"rs VI vi"
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RUNAWAY ARRESTED,

"AS comEhtted 10 the Jail Of the corporation of Ere
w dericksburs on the first day of September, 1859
runaway, dark copper colored man. who says
his name is GEORGE HILL. was horn free, and
bound to John Frazier Glover Dale Augusta county, Ea
who kept tavern al Clover Dale lie is about IS years
old five eight and hall inches high stout made full
face small whskrrs has lost four front teeth below
and above hs fingers have been frostbten and he
has lost the first joints and has mails except his
thumbs aud his tore finger He ha black cloth clothes
and fur hat when committed Any information in relation
him will be thankfully received. His owners
are requested to have him discharged from Jail according
to law or he will be disposed OF rs the Inv directs.
Oct ll-cWGw REKNAKD COLE. JaOr.
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sARcrxrs srASDARD SECOND READER

The second Of Mr.. Epes Sargents series OF Stand
ard readers has just been published by Phillips. samp-
son & Co. In its Typography. and embellisnments ,1n
(which must do credit to the fine taste OF b!Ilngsl
this is one OF the most beautiful volumes lot me
nnn, over nublished in this country. If VIC mistake
not, i will be as popular gift book rs it will be as
school book The Introductory exercises are skifuly
aIsp,ed 10 impnrt thorough and accurate habit OF
PRONUNCIATION, the reading lessons are such al the
young sill understand and delight n In, w. o"CS Is
cent, series OF Five Readers are now published and
are having an immense popularity. Tho Standard
Fifth Reader has alrndy reached sixteenth edition.
Boston Transcript.
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DIED.

DIED, on the 18th of October, Noun. A,hos !n ia
county of Campbell, GAY ROBERTSON ynInsc., AaGs!.
ter of John Robertson Of tho city nf Richmond.
DIED, in New York City, the l7:h inst. WA. r.
sC rTON, second uf BenjnnIn Sutton, in ire 2Grd
ysar Of his age Tho !uust.l wall tax. Fa .rSs Gems
nary Church on Friday morning, the I1h irst ., j
O'clock ILL.,, friend. and scqusntances sni tnose Q: Us
Atbsgs family, ars respectfully Invited 10 ss:sad.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISPATCH.

In the Pension Office, during the past week, ''o1V
warrants for bounty land have becg issued. we 90
not believe in the whole history Of the office snch a
amount of work has been done in The same iehS'l o'
time-and that, too, in such manner ns gives uh'-
yersal sasfactivn.-t lVashing!o" LH'o".
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STOP THAT KNOW-NOTHING EDITOR.

We learn from the Florence tA!a.) Gazette, that
Charles l.. Wheeler, who edited Il Know Nothing
sheet published in that town, hns absconded leaving
his Know Nothing admirers gaping in silent wonder.
We noticed in tho last Athens (Au.) Herald
rous charges against him. The Herald had by some
mear,s got hold Of n copy OF TN Abolition paper which
he (Wheelerl edited in Concord New Hampshire in
1862. This pnper was called the Tribune, and was
notorious fnr its Abolition procytes. This was too
much for Wheeler. He taken with leaving on
tho night Of the 4h ns..; and has left vacant the ed
toral chair Of the American Democrat which affords
a fine opening for some young Know Nothing asp
rant after editorial honors.
In the late Virginia canvass, Wheeler edited tho
Lewisburg (Va.j Era, Il rabd Know Nothing paper
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oyE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ANAWAY from tho rssiJencc of the subscriber las,
Ii fall, a mulst,o boy named HARTWLLl. He isa
likely boy about sre feet Elk inches in height rather
Idisn and NAV he known by having Of his Il
think enc of the email oner) cut of. think he made his
cscnps on grey horse and that ne enn"vored TO make
his wsy 10 Petersburg or its vicinity The above reward
one hundred dollars will he psid for his apprehension if
out Of the State and y dollars if taken within the
WIN. w MlC1IAUX,
lima ID n J.AT,rson pow LItnn cO
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guSHE SUBSCRIBER OFFEKS FOR SALE

FOUR OR FIVE ACRES OF LAND, on the new
Basin OF the Jncs River and Kunswhs Company "dJoiF
ing the site OF the Piedmont Works-a portion hnofcahu
b, residue below IL fronts about one thousand eet on
ruud along the margin the Basin and exiends back 70
III. River across the independent canal which me com
pay are now constructing for the purpose oil supplying
the city with water The canal is 10 feet wic al h"!'oi
81 at top sud deep aud i, |. estimated by tue fhs'
of the company that will furnish r"nsih" o"PFH, ~
surplus wafer suficen; work ~ par or run =" Nii
STONE. after supplying the quantity needed ior the city
The purchasnr acquire with the land thlrty years
lease of sufciency OF water TO work FIX phr OF e'4
free rent with the right OF taking the residue ot Inc
surplus the usually charged by the Conpa
ny for the of this level OF tho Canal and also
the further right OF building across and over the Canal
The whole OF this property, with the privileges apputt
nent will be sold entire. in parcels 10 suit purchasers
Persons desiring purchase sites with view 20 the rrec'
ton milling other manufacturing establishment,
would do we'll apply at once ~ much OF tue cost which
would be encountered in getting the water from
Csuu might be saved by constructing es. works be-
fore the walls which put up for the purpose OF
protecting the Canal, completed.
For prlce information 10 the probable quann'y oi
surplus water the Canal will afford, and the terms on
which i, can be lsased reference he Ind 10 Major FL
lis the President md Mr. Louranc; the Engineer OF the
Compsny WIN. DANIEL JR
Gent co-cIw Lynchburg. Va.
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.-:..-. e. L. lSl;,...... g. -. - w 49,.

NNyILL be given for the delivery TO me in Richmond,
w OF two negroes, ISAAC and HENRY, who Runaway
from Fredericksburg last September. They pur-
chased of Geo Aler suac formerly belonged Drewry
Fitzhugh OF King George county he tail, dark brown
feet or lsinches high dark brown color, aud belonged
formerly to Mr. Lucas of Fredericksburg. will give the
above reward if delivered Richmond seventy.
FIVE dollars oach if secured in Jail so get them.
HECTOR DAVIS, Agent for
Nav a4-,h Thorms G. James.
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RATTLE WITH THE INDIANS IN TEXAS.

BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS IN IEAAS. s.,
New ORLEANS, Oct. I6.-By steamers to-day, y Gai-
weston dates TO October II, have been rece,sa
Can't. Callahan of the Texas Rangers had pate q;
Eagle Pass the 4,h October win seven nan1,t =,
Wn.;nnns and Indians. Four Texans aud forty OF the
ar.1nv we're killed when the latter retreaed. C"p''
Callahan calls on Texas for assistance to e1term'nase
tho hnst. Indians.
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hLMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS
, SEED SEPARATOR.

TNliiS Machine was invented and patented By G. B..
i Salmon o: Illinois, and wherever has been cxhio
"a has precedence Of all others tor cleaning Grain
lai Grass Seeds
The r-, Silver Medal awardeds tho inventor at the
Hord. Fair in New York and the rst prize at the New
FORK STATE Fair in ls5 1t has been adopted by the Rich.
nond CITY M!c-. who recommend it ss the beet machine
Tor separating cookies and other impurities from
"hen l. 1l separate any seeds OF different size or
s"s .:apls in i,s construction und easily kept in or
is' III, peculiarly adapted TO farmers uses as 1t re-
ci'". D.; ;,le power work it, and cleans grain more
i pe:ec;y Ian any machine now in usr.
\ !; rbs furnished at the following prices viz:
l. Fer Fsraer's Machine that will clean Is TO 30
A'Ih.!s per hour $50
= For r Farmers Machine that will clean BOT 30
4 .snels per hour IS
II For sFarmers Machine (arransed for horse pow
~ that VIII clean ~ bushels per hour so
For a Millcr's Machine tim, will clean 30 10 80
.rshels per hour IS
For Millers Machine that win clean 50 to IS
tsshels per hour 100
n For Mer's Machine that will clean i25 to $50
r,hels per hour $50
Fora Miller's Machine that will clean l5o to 900
sa.hcls per hour 2OC
n Address RO. NJ ANDERSON.
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va.
= County Rights will be sold on reasonable terns
Feb 2l-ct r. NJ A.
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NO REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL OF GEOR-

The question of Removal or No Removal of the seat
Of government of Georgia which formed part OF the
contest in the late election has been decided in favor
Of Milledgevic. The vote stands as fUllows-with
two or three counties not rcported
For removal to Atlanta -, sos; to Macon eE3,: for
removal without designation any place ,lHl. Total
for Removal. 81, ,o!
No Removal. ........-........ .il''oi
Majority npaius; Removal. val..........l3,26 Il, 200
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jNnE undersigned hereby invite proposals, addressed
10 Mn. Petersburg, Va, till the 18th day of Octo-
Der ..ung for the execution OF the Masonry in
h'!ds"s q; l- Norfolk and Petersburg Rail Road Tho
sies o: iaess Bridges Petersburg and
within st0 foe, each other They contain in about
sfual Quantities some ZOO cubic yards OF Masonry.
Plans Snd specifications may be vt the Division
Engineers Office in Petersburg.
WILLIAM MALONE,
| Sept l5-3;aw,26tOct. Chisf Engineer, &c.
Ae1tndr Gazette and Ral;imor. Patriot requested
copy 3tm"s week till Goth October, and forward
Nih u charges uf Norfolk Sept le
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uNEANE, ADAMS 4 DEANE's SUPERIOR
IL ENGLISH sELF-cOCKlNG FIVE SHOOTERS,
hi. Pistol Is I'm Improvement Colts and the hnet sr
Gle manufactured in the world They wi oe onersd "
C. LEONARD, Old Street,
Oct a-ea Petersburg, Va, sign Of the Ride.
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llAifitlED,

Y.pn,rp In Liberty. Ut O'Clock on Thursisy aos.1.
;,, tho l,h in-t hv Rev. A. Eubani DR.. WILLIAM
BEARD tn Miss ELIZABETH A. second deu.ateT o: aiy
WIN ,ish OF Bedford C"un'y Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-19

~ &UNS-GUSS-GuNSi- TO hand the lnry.,,
In and fnest 10, OF tuns and Rifles imported iu nnv
marketin Virginia They now be seen at the Peters
burg Gun Wsrshouae These Guns and Rifles vary la
prices from 81 IS to $50. Also large assortment of
every other article in the Sporting way at wholesale und
retail. ChAs: LECNanp,
n,tQ Peter90urC, fa.,tl
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BALTIMORE, Ocr. F.-Fiour is firm With rn
change. In wheat there is slight decline; ss'e> u
s2 2 ~ for white, 81 90 95 for red. Corn hna
slightly advanced, yellow % 53, white ?i sJc-@;:'
Provisions arc dull Pork s,=ndy q, Z? for riee:'--
Bacon shoulders l2t l2i sidce Il. Is c;7 Ass'
lI...E lSi ell.
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offgurcs to represent words
ana WHO could not give ''thc grip in the form of Il
ladys slight shake Of the hand by bringing the three
fingers Of the right hand in such position as to bring
the thumb slightly upon the rail Of The middle finger,
dropping the haNd Immediately, and when ncrroga-
ted "Arc you could not follow by The rejonder,
I'VE nre," was deemed wholly unfit to be q grave
digger, or n keeper Of II graveyard md every
mothers son Of them. with a war-whoop, bounced
upon him and tore him limbess from the Office that
he had previously filled by their own votes to their
entire satisfaction. And this is the party that crv
ou., proscription," and denOuncc Governor Johnson
for presumn. to- think about Time and to respond,
"Tme for work." Even within the last ten DAYS, the
Know Nothing Council ofihs City have removed that
excellent man and faithful officer, John Lester OF
Rockets, from the small oilicesof Port-Warden Of
Richmond because he hns the manlness TO refuse to
enter Known Nothing Lodge and yet their presse.
raise the cry Of prescription against the Democratic
party.
We hope the Governor will not forget to ask so
the undoubcd Brothers. "llavo you seen Sam to
LAY ~ And when he obtains IN affirmative answer
that he will give them cause TO remember " Yorkt0va
me pace % .HHW 'ffWy' lhey may lHch' at ihei
pleasure, pacard the streets with Red pieces Of papc
with equilatera triangular piece cut out. denotin.
actual trouble, which requires every brother to CONF
prepared to meet it."
We do not intend, for n single moment, to attemp
to pulliae n single blow they hnvc received. We be
lleve they cannot receive one lick amss. They COM
mcnced the war-hey took the oath, swearing fui
blood they drew the sword and threw away tho
scnbbard-they cried, victory denth-thcy pro-
cuimcd 1t 10 be their purpose to give quarter, and
hunted on the scent "nd opened ike n pack Of hun
gry wolves. We intend to let them hear the crack o
the rifle and feel the power of its lead.
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FIFTY D0LI,ARu nRwARD

EFT the premises OF Frrder;ct nderson on the 25,
'uIo a.e; q. negro niAh named FREDERICK, OF low
nd '' & sh, complexion speaks
wife Leigh street. near Adams street n Mr., Ms,yA
Craons The above reward ,S Of ay dollars. will be
paid It nc Is aken ou; OF TN tne state Of Virginia twenty
derrick Anderson, TO Edward d. Eacho "
Aug eff TtiOS. ] RAGRy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-19

;,arnoo sailed at noon to-day, with IS passengers
but no specie.