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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-06
Fremont Book Store.
RE0E0EKESEI


1.-THE ubseTibersaT are nowreceiTiDg thelafg@
i est and most compiete assortment Of Mis-
cellaneousandS bool Books, 8 StatiOn cry, &C.,
eVeTbrought TO Fremont. Having purchased
ourstock at the Auction Sales, at
Much Lower Paices than can be Bought
lOfkegular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever before; and we intend to give our friends
and cusseme rs th e benefitof our good foTtunf
in buying so low. We would take this oPPof.
tunity to return thanks to our numerous cuss
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and asan inducement for continu uanee Of the
same we will promise to sell goods as cheap
as they can be bought in Cleveland or any
where in our vicinity-and a little cheaper
than Sandusky or Tifin Cities. II would b.
impossible.o enumerate all the artielesin Que
line, or make catalegus ofouT Books: butws
are ready to show our stock and give our prices
to any and ali who will give as a call, and not
think ourselves bored if you do notwantto
PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY
Neverwas so large and beautiful. Our new
styles ote Paper and Fancy Envelopes, for
Weddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannot
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Maehe, 6teefand
Leather ? orte Monies, Gard Casesofevs-
~ style and Price, from oneshillingtO
three dollarsi plain and fancyink-
! stands, Vases, Ladies Reticules,
Work-boxes, p rt-folios, Wri-
! ting Desks, Backgammon
1 Boards, Chess Men,
Paper Weights,
American
finscutIery.go gold
and Silver Pens and
Pencils, Visiting and Orna.
mental Ca rds and in shortey-
erything in the line, and many
: thingsuevsr before brough tothis
market. Once more we wouldipVite
all to call and see foF themselves. and Be
= convinced that our assertions are VeTilytrus.
s. BUCKLAND & CO.
No. 3, BuckIand's Block, Fremont.
: Oct J53-u
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Come, then, we make : and we will clotheyou.
We have Just received, and are now OPEN
ing, our extensive stock efSPRING q SUM-
MER
READYMADE CLOTHING,
consistinpof French and American blue black,
and drab colored COATS, made after the la
test Partisan and New York city Fashions-to-
gether with an innumerab BILE number oftweeds,
Cotton, and Linen Goats, ofevery style, FASH
ion and description.
French and American broadcloth ,cassinere,
satinet, corduroy, and linen PANTS-all cut
in the latest styles, and mace up in the best
manner. Cloth, Satin, Silk, VelVetand Linen
iVESTS-and in this department will be found
plaiu, figured and striped satin; plain, figured
and striped silk and beautiful assortment Of
white, buff, plain, embroidered and figured
Marseiles, which cannot be equalIedfor beau
ty, durability ofcolOr, and exact nicity of fitting.
We cannot enumerate all the different styles
and quality of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that we have on hand, but would say that we
have every variety that man may desire.
We have a great quantity Of Shirts, among
which are beautiful Linen, embroidered bo-
SONS, fast-coIored, printed gingham, common
factory, and check shirts. Collars made Of
the handsomest Linen, andcut according TO the
Spring STYLES. CFaVatS, Stocks, aud
Neck Ties, from the richest silks, satins and
ginghamsi plain, figured, and embroidered.
DODD'S SILK HATS,
of the spring style. Caps of every quality and
price, Of cloth silk and cotton.
socks, ,SuSQenderS, Gloves, kid, silk,
and cotton, with a nice lot ofthe purest white
kid forbridal use. Handkerchiefs, linen silk,
and cotton. Umbrellas, &C., &c.
have also large assortment of Goodyear
India Rubber Goods.
consisting of over-coats, Pea-jackets, pants
andleggings. Also, Oilcloth overalls.
Trunks ofvarious kinds and prices, and
great variety of Carpet bags, Stachels, &c.
| In fact, all thatis needed to complete gen.
Itleman's outfit, or wardrobe, is TO be found in
our rooms, and any Of and all of the articles are
to be sold, whether we get profit or not.
We would also say that we have all styles OF
cloth for Goats, Pants and Vests, which we
hold ourselves in readiness to manufacture to
order, by experienced work men and on short no
ltice, and we wish it to be distinctly understood
| that every article sold from our establishment,
to be what W. represent them.
Comethen, gentleman, and see il what we
saws not true in every particular. The goods
are open forinspection, they will therefore be
sold, profit or n profit, that is our motto.
Cutting done at tie shortest notice.
A. d warranted to fit.
Remember the place, Opposite the Bank.
F. DERNHAM.
Frsmont April 81, 1855,
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CLOCK q
1000

rs Different kinds that must be sold at great
Loss to the Manufacturers.
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SMITH HIS
COM MERCIAL COLLEGE.
sandusky City, Chic.

III Wis Institution was opened for the recep-
i ton of Students, on Monday the 5th o.
March. The Principal has entered upon this
enterprise well understanding, that, in Sandus-
ky, it is entirely novel, and that uccess can be
purchased only at the price of merit. But he is
confident tina; the business public here, as in
other cities in this state, will regard the estab-
lshment, among them, OF good Commercial
School, as no ordinary desideratum, and, in aid
of the undertaking. will extend to it that GEN
erous patronage which is the surest token Of
! good will and wishes of success.
| Spacious Rooms have been fitted up and fur
nished expressly for the purposes Of the School,
and with due regard to adaptation, convent
ence, comfort and elegance, They will be
supplied by Mercantile Library, an ample va
riety of Mercantile Stationery, and all the other
requisite conveniences for the School,
Teachers are engaged who have had much
experience as instructors in the best institu-
tons in the country, and their theoretical as well
as practical knowledge OF sys;emized business
! transactions, has earned them a high rank as
tutors and qualified them in an eminent degree
as Professors in Commercial College.
The Principal has, therefore, no hesitaney in
assuring business men in this city and in neigh
boring counties, that there is no fOnger occasion
to send pupils to Cincinnati, Cleveland or else
where for a Commercial education, for they
will find all the advantages and facilities here
that are possessed by the best mercantile schools
in the United States.
Terms
Forfull Mercantile course time unlimited, $40
Same course for Ladies, Is
This includes instructions complete, (leaying
the time discretionary with the student) in all
the studies pursued in the Institution, emhrac-
ing Bookkeeping for Manufacturing, Profess
ional, Mechanical. Wholesale, Retail, Com
mission, Exchange, Shipping. Jobbing, Individ-
ual Partnership, Compound Company Busi-
less. and Banking purposes; and also Com
mercial Calculations, Commercial Law, Com
mercal Geography, &c.
| Mr.. SMITH is encouraged in being able to
open his School with the patronage pledged Of
great majority Of the prominent business men
in the city, and hopes that all in this section OF
the State, who have sons or daughters whom
they wish to educate for Commercial life, will
deem it proper 10 purchase scholarships in his
School.
Sanduskyr March 81, 1855, (4lj loH
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Yankee Notions!
Sg.OOO wORTu
LIQUOR LAW,


MARVIN WARREN, of Bellefontaine, @.
1Nl has prepared pamphlet, Forms and d.
rections, designed to be a complete guide 10
Justices and others, under the Liquor Law Of
1854. He has his second edition now on hand,
which contains all the late decisions of the Su
Preme Court upon the subject, together with a
Icopy of the act
The work is endorsed for correctness by some
twenty-five able Lawyers residing in every part
of the State. The following resolution was
adopted by the State Temperance Convention,
held at Columbus on the 22d ofFe bruary, 1856:
Resolved, That the illegal Forms'' prepar-
ed by NJ. Warren, Esq, of Bellefontane for
proceeding under the Ohio Liquor Law, be rec
commended to the temperance men throughout
the State.
Price of the Work.
Single copy 80 centsi Four copies 81. 90 or
25 cents per copy; Forty copies $500 or 2Octs
per copyi Sixty copies 90 or l5cts per copy
Sent to any part Of the State at my expense and
risk, as soon as ordered with the money enClos-
ed. Coin, bills, or postage stamps. will be sent
at my risk by mail if properly enclosed. All
orders directed soon TO NJ. Warren, Bellefon-
taine, Logan county, Ohio, with money OF
stamps enclosed, will receive prompt attention,
small orders as well as others.
March2S noll NJ. WARREN.
SILVER PLATED WARE.-The largest
ever brought 10 town ale selling fast and
VERY LOW atth
HARDWARE STORE.
ICARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHs.-A
~ great quantity, and of lhe most splendid
patterns. Call and see them at
may25 HEAD QUARTERS.
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AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY.
Success to American Trade,
ARg's AND PRODUCTS FOR EVER


TIME year 1854 will be memorable in all com.
ing time. A combination Of events, such
the world has seldom witnessed, has transpired
during its brief space.
Var, Pestilence, and Famine, WeVI and
RaoO Notkiagisn',
Are It's distinguishing features. All these evils
have been prevalent during this wonderful year,
but with all this, there is hope in the future =
Alter a long, tedions, bitter winter, unexsmPled
in severity and duration, we have once more
reached the opening of Spring. All nature has
on a new dress, aud every man, woman and
child in the community breathes freer and deep
er. The growing crops give promise Of an
abundant harvest, the rivers begin once more 20
few aud the laws Of nature seem once more re-
stored Nov is the winter Of our discomfort
made glorious Summer. We are clearly in
Sight of Better Times.
Labor and economy are great resources, and
they have been thoroughly practiced during the
last six months BY all class es in the community.
Let us but have another good crop, and "All's
we'll " But we must not enlarge. Having
Taken the new Brick Store
Of James Moore, possessing mere facilities and
removed thereto, am now prepared TO show TO
the public in general one of the largest and best
Stocks of Goods,
brought into this market. In order to give the
new store favorable Introduction, have taken
unusual pains in the
SELECTION OF MY GOODS,
and have purchased them of houses in the City
of New York, that sell at gravel bottom prices.
They have furthermore been selected with es-
A rms y :
have
Lawns from Sd to 25 cts;
Ginghams from Zoe to 25c;
Barege Delaines from Is 10 Is;
Bareges from 2s to 5si
Prints from &c to l2le;
- Silks from Is lbs;
Poplins from Is cd to IS;
Summer stufs from 0c 10 2S;
Linens from 2s TO 4si
Black Lace Wells from 2s Sd to IS;
Particularly for Ladies.
Silk, Grape, Delaine and Brocha Shswlsi Alse,
Large lot new styles of Maniillas,
Broad Cloths from I2s to $780,
Cassmeres from IS TO 81,
Satineis from 2s Sd 70 SIS;
Bleached sheenngs, from Sd TO Is.
G.oVes and stockings from Sd TO 6s per pair;
But space will not admit ef enumeration
NV prices cannot be
MATCHED AT FIRE MONT,
or any other town in Ohio. Having spent sew
eral years in studying the tastes aud wants Of
this community, have reached the point where
] feel that have no competition. II is unnec-
essary 10 say more. My stock is
READY FOR INSPECTION,
and the whole community are invited to call
and examine it.
All kinds of produce,
AT the hi CHEST market price, taken in exchange
for Goods.
u Don't forget TO call at
James Moore's New Brick Block.
A. GUSDORF.
Fremont, May IL, 1855.
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OOA TONS BAR IRON;
AOO 800 KEGS NAILS;
1000 Boxes WINDOW GLASS.
n HR 4" N,
Embracing all sizes of Flat Bar, Round and
Square; Oval Half Oval, Half Round: Old Sa-
BILE, and light and heavy Tire: Horse-shoe Bars,
Nail Rods, Band and Hoop Iron.
NAILS AND SPIKE:
All sizes, wrought and cut; Fence, Finishing
and Casing Nails, Flooring and Casing 'radsi
Wrought and Cut Spike.
WINDOW-GLASS!
All sizes by 9 to 81 by Sc, FIRST and second
quality. Also large sizes of Crown and French
Glass for store fronts. show cases &c.
SUNDRIES:
CastSteeI, Patent Pipe Skein
Blister Steel. Smiths Bellows,
Spring Steel, Axes,
Plow Steel, 4,6 & 8squars Nuts
Steel Springs, and Washersi
Wagon Boxes, &c.
Much care has been taken in procuring the
BEsT brands Of the above articles, which we will
warrant; and having made extensive arrange
ments with manufacturers, we can fill orders al
as low (if not lOwer) prices as any other house in
Northern Ohio, and we Astter ourselves we can
convince all buyers (for Cash or short time) Of
the above fact, who will favor Us with call.
GIBBS & SANBORN.
Ware Rooms, Bethel Building, 2l6 and 2ls
Water street.
Sandusky, April 90, 1856. I3m3
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Old ESTABLISHMENT.
Fancy Dying and Renovation.


A74A-N u . Ok OIIIOs
~ R. COMSTOCK, has removed his Fan
Il cy Dyeing Estab lishment TO Market St.
near the corner of Wayne ST., where he is full
ly prepared to receive orders for Dyeng, Scour-
ing and RenoVoting Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Garments. &c. As ECONOMY is the order oI
of the day, he hopes to receive numerous orders
which will be executed in the best STYLE
Sandusky, March %, 1855. 9m3
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YOUNG AMERICA AREAD'
Large Arrival at Leppelman's no April fool
THIS immense stock of Gold and Silver
Il Watches, at Great Bargains! Rings,
Berast-pins and Jewelry of all descriptions, has
caused no little stir in our Town. His stock Of
German Silver, Plated and Pure Silver Spoons,
has caused great rush of Young Married La
dies from all parts Of the country.
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Come. then, ,ye make d (! and We will clOtheyou.
Wehave just received, and are now open
ine, our extensive stock efSPRING & SUM-
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Can still be Clothed at
F. DERN H AIMS,

Is we have made arrangements by which We
will as heretofore supply then with every arti'
of WEARING APPAREL, at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
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Sag Nietts, KnOV NotbinQs, Old le;;,qies
and Office Seeke. tt.',ii 1wt:
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DUSHTON'S COD LIVEK on

JACksoN's ExGELsIOR BITE
~ In justice to r II. Jscksop, and imssl.s :.
sense OF duty to those afflicted with Dy,p.nr.I
loss of appetite, will state that, HAVING ~.
Excelsor Bitters with the happisst effect on =.
tie daughter, confidently recommend than = :
who are affli:ted with the above complain,
..49 w. g. FER0GJsos
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The taking Of the Mamelen was known 10
q Mr.. Lemaout, in Calias, before II was com.
munieated to the Emperor. At any rate, he
announced 10 a paper edited by himself, and
called the Predicateur des Cotes du Nord, on
the 9Th of June, that the oscillations of the
barometer upon the 9th convinced him that
q tremendous and decisive canonade had
taken place at Sebastopol. On the 9th. the
Moniteur published the aft 1t please God
dispatch OF Gen. Pellissier, followed by the
dispatch showing that 1t had pleased God
This is a remarkable coincidence. perhaps
the most remarkable on record. 1t is dis
tinctly provable, and no collision or fore
knowledge is possible.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

-.
INI gPRINGs, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Tbi new and beautiful watering pisee will be open
for the recs pton Of visitors the lOfn OF July IL
il deshtfuify situated the " estern slope OF the
AIieRhanies in Montgomery county, about on and
half miles from the Virginia and Tepnesee haiiroad
from which branch road takes yeu to the Sennes.
40 that visitors entirely avoid stage usyeling
Passeu aers Leaving Richmond by the Dgnviiie or
Petsrsburg by the southside kailfosd. sfrve N
l., in time to dine, where they can stop ali
night or continue on the Virginia aud Tennessee
Read passing the Peaks of Otter, crossing the Blue
Ridge foiiowins the tsautul valley Of the kosnoae,
climbing the lie shsnies to the Sig Tunnel, whore
they take the branch 70 the SPRING. arriving there
BIZ O'Clock in the afternoon. These springs are
three miles from the Yellow and four from the Ale
ghany Springs - -
The waters OF these SPRINGS are very iimiar to
the water Of the 6reenbrier White sulphur, more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective In their
use. They have made sorne most remarkable cures
of diseases of long ste nding and believed in the
ne hood to be infslibie remedy for dyspep
STA and almost every disease that has assumed q
chronic state. There also two fine ehaly beste
springs, one Of them very strong.
No expense has be ZEN spared 10 lifting up this pro.
perty. and every exertion wilt be made to render
visit pleasant and agreeable. The services of Mr..
THOMPSON TYLER, who is well known in almost sill
the Atlantic cities have bee procur ed who will be
assisted by q corps of seutlemaniy ard oblging as
sstants fine Band of Music 10 also engaged.
~ Communications may be addressed to
ROBT. II. MOSBY,
Prest Montg'y White Sulphur Sprin gs Co..
je 2-ts Shswesviile vs..
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NEeRoEs IN CHARLEsros.-The Charles
ton Is CT Standard, has the following par.
agraph, which needs not word of comment
A gentleman of great wealth. and who
has enjoyed some of the highest honors IN the
gift of the State, wason Wednesday last seen
walking with his family in the procession
which followed to its last resting place the
body ofatavored servant; upon further enqui.
ry.we learned that through all the weary hours
of the night which terminated the existeace
of this slave. his gifted lady and himself were
10 attendance upon him, and soothing his last
moments, gave directions for the sad offices
becoming the occasion"
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MECHUM'o RIVER HOTEL.-The
IVl subscriber. having recently purchased this
perty has entirely furnished he House, and is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
sur1mer is in the county of Aibemarle about
ten miles above Charlottesville, immediately the
entrai Railroad and situated in gion of country
passed for both health and beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within so minutes ride of the great tun el con
strucing through the mountain and equally conve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Montce lilo.
VIM. P. JARMAN, P. Nj,
-je 2l-dts Mechum's River.
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DICHMOND SODA WATER ANO

PICHMOND SODA WATER AND
AZ B0TTLtNG ESTABLfSHMENT.-lti
tied fact, that the only genuine article of Bottle
SODA WATER, Ia the city, is put up by M M;.
CoRMACk CO., who fatter themselves that Y
North or South, having been engaged in the bushes
tor seven years past.
To avoid imposition, be sure to call for M. McCOR
mACK'S SODA WATER.
n. B; All orders, either from city or country
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all Part,
Of the city daily. -
ALP persons having our bottles, will please return
them immediately. M. MCCORMICK CO.,
oc Its No. 500 Broaast
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CoMxEscENEsT at the Oak Ridge, N. c.,
Academy took place last week. An address
was delivered By Hon. John Kerr. Among
the addresses delivered by the students was
one on the "Field of Thought" by c. La
Prade, Of Chesterfield, Va.
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0A1hhi0hl - NEW u n n
LIE TURE STORE, 18th street, between Main
and Cary has now on hand, and 10 still receiving.
large assortment OF new style Furniture such So
fss, Divsns, Tete-tetes. Cabinstr, Marble TOP fs-
bies, sidsboards; Rocking Chairs of different pat
l. rms Chairs of all kinds, Lookns Glasses elects,
Reds, Mattrssses, Bedding. kc.. &s-, whish he Will
sell Il the lowest prices hir sash ap6-ts
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Dfrp AT SEA-Among those who died of
eholers on the Baltimore bark Hugh Brick
head, between New Orleans and Pensacola,
was Augustus Digs, of Mathews county,
Hiroiuia
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nESTINY DEMONSTRATED B

~ THE PLANETS OR ASTkOLOGY Pint.
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on matter, Of !
portance in the wonderful wo,k # AstroIug,. IA,
telling all psticulsr events of human lite b0n pr
present and future, such as marriage, desctss
business situations, estate, honor, or dissrp, n,
ruin; OF sickness the nature and cause; also lug
Of life, and manner of death; OF frisnds In. >
false; josrneys law suits; absent persons dead o.
CT theft, OF things lost; substance lent or DENIM
ed; wife or husband living from each Other, a,
return 4.
TERMS: so cents each for Ladies and Gsutl,us
Madame Helm NAV be consulted at the same Die
She foretelis by the caTds--25 cent? for lsds,
cents for gentlemen.
Apply in Adams' Valley. 5 doors from coru.
10th, on Poplar street Office of Anthology over d
door-bscx of Lancai terrain Schoo l. over the crssl
is Cd Inif
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DOTOMAC PAVILIGN PINEY
Il POINT ST MARY,a co Mn This deaira-

BILE place for health and bathing Is open for
the reception of visitors, with nothing Jeff undone
that will promote the comforts of its Euestg
Many improvements have been made sinee my
last season. Lunch Room has been built for the
day or night Stables and Carriage Houses have been
built to accommodate those at distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin Al
leys and Baths hsva ell bean improved, and are free
to visitors only thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two sessoos, and hope to my
The Pavilion shall be clean and well kept. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted a. boarders-
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, q; for three DAYS less than q
wsel, 81 so per dAy ty the week $40; BY the month
81 Is per day. l+.--. W. w DIX. Proprietor.
Letter boxes have been placed on all the stsamsrs
for the accommodation Of visitors. 10 23-lm
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~ la BATHING.-CH h s a z + A K Z
~ HALL. HAMPTON. VA, is situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort. with " hitch place hourly
communication is had by q neat and oommodiou'
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Beats,
Hacks &c. The Hall will be open for the p;ion
of visitors on the 18th of May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable apd
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health
pleasure. Many Improvements have been add ed,
such cottages for families play grounds for chill
dreu, sh sde trees &c: indeed every thing that
conducs to the comfort of the visitor. 3
For health and beauty of location this place ir
surpassed. There is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
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RUNAWAY.
REWARD /

= UJLLAkS KEW AnO.- NAN away
- fiom thu subscrber. last January. youog
90 a. Gooehiand county. He 10 of gingerbread color,
rather pleading face: locke dova when sposen &C !
about feet inches In heights 70 years old he mas
bsee ssen pfy and around the city. and In
0oochland ct his msa ess' duIias the inc. He may
be found pc rhsrs Or. Brskenborough's in HAN
over county, or between the other place named
will pay the sbsve reward upon his delivey sc my
factory. js 29-lm ]. b. =. MAYo.
DUNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
Ii scriber. the 92d May, 3 NEGRO NAN,
named sAM. He 10 uncommonly fkely fellow,
about twenty-five yeafs old, of dark. eingerbresd
com l sxisn. and about Eve feet ten inches high -
he Is no doubt about Riehmcnd or its vicinity. !
sou and delivery into the jail of Henrico county.
lie II-2aKta - - JOHN A HUTCHINSON.