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The Nevada journal., 1856-11-14
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WIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first introduced into
IL Pisa, some ffy wears since soon became SO we'll
known as a CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE, that in every
town and city net only the Continent but also in Great
Britain the demand for it great, its merits so
astounding that in less than year from its introduc
ton it had supplanted all other remedies The Medical
Faculty OF the different cities of Europe compelled
to acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disease
fnpetors OF other medicines jealous of its sway yainy
endeavored to stay its progress Like grass before the
mower their efforts fell to the ground and like fire on
inc lfairies, sweeping all before it, its onward march
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its own merits
discerning public saw, tried and convinced Of its
magical virtues
The massive fortune aeoured bv Dr p,ro;r. from,
he sale OF the above Medicine during the six years he
prepared IT, alone bore witness its miraculous merits
AT the death of the Doctor the recipe was bequeathed
TO ms SON who lately introduced the remedy into the
Ined States. The number of CURES it has already
made Is astonishing Thousands and of thousands
can bear testimony to its efficacy.
- All who use it it viii Cure with Safety, Speed
and Certainty that no other Medicine has possessed
that has been tried for the last fifty years and was never
known to fail
This Great Remedy is purely Vegetable
Beware of Counerfeits The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person on
persons 10 palm off upon the unstsp spurious com
pound closely resembling the original Be particular to
buy without the written signature of PAREIRa NJ
d. on the outside wrapper ofeacl bottle All others are
counterfeit and their compounders will be punished with
the utmost rigor of the law.
PHlCE-Three Dollars per Bottle For sale nv ID
Babeoek, sole Agent for California Oregon and the sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders be addressed
d. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist
No a Davis street, between Clay and Washington
San Francisco
e Also fer sale by Druggists generally throughout
California and the Atlantic States
Agents-Dr JOHN LARK, Nevada city
Rice Coffin & Co, MaTysville.
B X Siarkweather, Stockton.
W. II. Bruner Sonora
Benjamin ShurtIef, Shasta
Child Worthen, Flacerville Drug Store
Justin Gates Jr, Sacramento city,
DIR. X. W. Carr, Downievile
DR.. w. H. Catlitf, Yreka
DIR j. b. Winston, Los Angeles
WHEREBY & Morse, San Diego
George L. Story, Portland, Oregon.
g. 1s56-3n
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Two lawyers having dispute, one
said to the other, who was dwarf, .if
you are not more civil I'll put you in
my pocket "In that case" replied
the little one, "you will have more law
in your pocket than ever you had in
your head"
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.gOEEN e. SCRANTON.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
VIE subscl 6er wonld inform the public and his friends
l. that he is now carrying on the business of
Building Houses of every description.
House Carpcntcring branches and Fancy vers of all
kinds Any person wishing to build Brick House or
Fancy Cottage VIII consult his interest by giving ne M
carly call. as viii do good work prices ~
any builder in Nevada.
The best of references ard security given if REQUIRED
Any orders left with Williamson, Main street all De
promptly attended Il
Nevada Aug s-tf
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Isiackman, Howard q Co.,

-. Importers and Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Wines and LIQUORS
Battery street, San Francisco, Califo MIA
- ORDERS from the interior command particular
attention O. P. BLAcKNAN,
CHAs WEBB HOWARD,
N.v q le55lo C. RIAcEasy
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THOMAS HAYDEN.

Spermatorrhea local weakness, nervous debility,
low spirits, lasitude weakness of the limbs and back
insposition and incapabiy for labor study dull
Of apprehension loss OF memory, aversion society
tmdity, selfdisrust dizziness headache involuntary
discharges pains in the side affections of the eyes p-
Piles the feee sexual and other infInes in man. are
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician
surgeon L. j. Czapkay.
His m9thod of curing diseases is unknown to 9TH
ers, and hence the great snecess.
All consultations by letter or otherwise, free
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal
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Established in ls49.
Quartz Specimens I!

MINED with gold are bought by us at from 5 to 50
1NI per cent above the mint vauc
We the inventors of the of Manufacturing Quartz
Jevery and our stock is the largest in the State Call
on US all you gentleman who intend visiting San Francis
co, YOU welcome to examine goods whether You
to purchase not.
We sell Watches and JewelTy, finer and cheaper than
any other California estabsbmeni-for reason taht
of firm is always in Europe having the best goods
made to order, which he continues by every
steamer And buy for cash. we can afford to sell
at the lowest New York prices
BARRETT & SHERWOOD. 135 Montgomery st
Between Clay and Commercial sts San Francisco
N. b. Orders sent by Express filled promptly Partic
ular attention to watches sent us for repair
San Francisco, August -3m
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ITO the afcted-PersonS troubled with disease should
l. peruse the following Letters of Recommendations
from Dr. j. C. Noungs patients They voluntary Of
ferings of gratitude him for benefits received and are
proofs strong Holy Writ of his scientific aainmens
No read them without has ing confidence
in him, and contidentialy make the assertion that
people afflicted with private other diseases, VIII call
upon him in preference any other physician in the
country. Read them carefully ye that need medical as
sistance and then loose time consulting him while
there is time left to YOU
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San Francisco Advertisement.
DIR. j. G.. Y0ung

CORNER of Montgomery and California streets Wells
~ Fargo Co.'S Express Office San Francisco is the
Pioneer advertising Physician Of California and the only
one who received a Collegiate Medical Educaton and is
better qualified to treat and has cured of Fr
vafe Diseases than any other physician For referencer
see all Of the rapers throughout the state.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-14

70 Mademoiselle Piccolomini, the
distin guished artistic, is on a professional
tour through the Eastern counties of
England.
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SOMETHING NEW AMI NEELED!!
A WI e rc hant Tailoring
And Gents Furnishing Store.

And Cents Furnishing Store.
LII Of which the subscriber has Just opened in the
"A Democrat Building, Broad street, few doors be-
low the T. s. Hotel corner, and where always be
found the best of everything usually found in such estab
lishments. would particularly call the attention of
citizens generally, to my stock Of
French and English Cloths, Cass meres, Doe
okins, Silk Velvet and Marseilles Vestings,
hich will manufacture to order upon short notice
the most fashionable style and best workmanship always
warTantng fit.
Shirts, Collars, Drawers Wrappers Cravats, Hosiery
an. Gioves of all kinds and descriptions Extra fine
Costs and Pants always on hand.
Please call and see for yourselves.
sepl9-n A. G. PIER:
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SeidIitz Powders.

w ARRANrED superior to any in the State prepared
expressly for my own sales and guaranteed to be
OF nanlterated materials Those in reliable
medicine should give these trial Prepared only and
ior sale ey AuDcLPH Druggist Apothecary,
sept.s 2l Commercial street
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Robisasoza's Crossing |!

II VIE ROAD from Nevada to DoyvnicviIe. bv way o.
Rohinsons Crossing is in fine condition and presen,
The Shortest Route and Best Read for 1eams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the yaIoss
settlements along the Divide between the South ana
Middle and the Middle and NoItl Yubas hy of Ii,Ss
and Emory's Crossing.
This ROAD Also affords the route fer Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way CT Rough and
keady Grass alley and Nevada aud the mines further
South to Poor Mans Creek Nelson's Creek and all The
Mining Regions north of Nevada and DoxnieVile
p This Road Is as easily travelled as that between
Sac1netto to a1d Nevada. Four horses readily draw
from Three to Four Thousand pounds of Freight from
Nevada 10 the top of the hill Downieviie when the
road is not obstruetel by heavy rains suow
WILLIAM E. ROBINSON Proprietor
Nav l. lS.T5-lNA
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Ceamless Cotton and India India Rubber Hose--For
- sale by JANS0N BOND & Co.
Agents Union India Rubber Company,
Corner clay and Battery streets, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-14
GEO. o. WHITNEY 4 GO

GEO. %. WHITNEY & co.
HAVE on hand and are constantly receiving by every
arrv al from New York and Boston large additions
to their already extensive stock of
FURNITURE,
Which they viii offer at wholesale and retail at the low.
est market prices. Our mottois
sQuick Sales and Small Profits"
The public respectfully invited call and examine
stock aad prices before purchasing elsewhere Or
des solicited from the country which particular atten
tion IS paid to suit in quality and price Goods packed
and delivered in the city free of charge septl2tf
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John Winter.

COMHISSION MERCHANT,
81 California between Front and Battery
Brewers, Soda and Tanners tock Drugs &c constant
ly on hand Aiso--"Choce Hops Half Bales and Zinc
Orders from any part the state promptly attended to
Prices given, and samples sen-f desired per retur
Express. l6-3m
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E. G. EgaYT.
Importer and dealer,

Imlorter and dealer in
Blank Books, Staple &fancy Stationery.
Writing, Printing andWrapping Papers, &c :
Cor OF 1ront and Commercial streets San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-14

II SIIIRPSER begs leave to inform his friends and
the puhiic in general of this county, that he has
again opened his
AUCTION STORE.
Where he viii sell whole ale and retail the lowest cash
prices He viii sell anything in his line cheaper than
they can he bought in any other in this county
He viii keep constantly hand fine assortment of
olothrg such Linen Pants,
assinere Pants, Marsciles Pants,
Doeskin Pants Sanett Parts
Jeans Pants, Broadcleih Coats
Cashmere Goats. Marsellles Goats,
Vests, Hats,
Boots Shoes,
Caters, Brogans,
Gents Furnishing Goods: Boys Clothing
Handkerchiefs Linen Shirts
Collars, Socks &c.
CUTLERY. Pcrfumery
Playing ards Cigars,
Tobacco, Mirrors,
Hatchets, Hammers,
Saws. &c, &c. &c, &c &c.
The citizens of Nevada and vicinity are respectfully in
Vted call and examine this extensive stock of goods
which purchased San Francisco expressly for this
market
- Remember the sign of the RED FLAG, en- Com
mercal street,
Cheap Johns Auction Store !
win sell public auction every night commencing at
l2 O'Clock under and no lcss principle but
prices to suit the times
Blankets, grey and blue, wholesale and retail
H SIIIRPSER,
Licensed Auctioneer for Nevada ounty.
Nevada, August sth, 1856
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EMPIRE
AND
kE Y 5 Z @ R Il
Iron Works.

los. so ard 80 Bush street. be.
tween Montsomeryand Kear.
ney streets, an Francisco.
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.gasasors. h2oz.e, z De-

Importers and Jobbers,
n. L. cor. Sansoine and Sacramento sts
septI92m San Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-13

SUMNER PLAGARisT.-Northern journals of
Mr.. Summers peculiar stripe of politics have
been quite lavish in their praise of that speech
They have pronounced it Demosthenic, &c, and
the Buffalo Republic takes occasion to show that
in this respect they not far ont of the way 1t
quotes from Demosthenes' great GRAFTON on the
crown:
1T cannot be that you have acted wrong in en-
counterng danger bravely for the liberty and safe
ty of all Greece. No! by the generous souls who
were exposed at Marathonl By those who stood
arrayed at Platesl BY those who encountered the
Persian feet at Salamis. who fought at Artemis-
iuml By all those lustrious sons of Athens
whose remains lie deposited in the public monu.
ments! x What belongs to gallant men they
all performed-their success was such as Provi-
dence dislenses to each"
The following is from Senator Summers speech:
"But it cannot be that she acts wrong for her.
self and children, when in this she thus en-
counters reproach. No by the generous souls
who were exposed at Lexngton-by those who
stood arrayed at Bunker Hill-by the many from
her bosom whO on all the fields of the first great
struggle lent their vigorous arms to the great
cause of abby the children she has borne whose
name alone are national trophies, is Massachusetts,
now vowed irrevocably to this work. What be-
longs to the faithful servant she will do in all
things, and Providence shall determine the re-
suit"
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The above rate. are by sail vessels. The following
Sales of Stocks in Richmond.


Reported By John Il Lancaster q Son, fceek ending
June 12, 1856.
Virginia per cents, 81 years to run, no sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates sales "a and int.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, no sales
Richmond City Bonds, last sales "a and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40 last sales at 70.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales $I05
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $h6
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales &c.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 20 sales 1891.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales 10
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales so
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales 1904
Richmond and Danve Railroad Stock, last sales IS.
James River and kanawha Stock, last sales l0t.
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DESIRED..-,rhe under

EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.--Tke under.
~ signed, having received a commission as NOTA-
RY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrice in that capacity
He will attend to taxing Dispositions receiving Ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquishment of Dover,
and perfsrm any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary: He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds, and
every other form of Conveyance Contract; TO pur-
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confided to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY jGODDIN.
cOffice on Bank and 18th Streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
P. Some of the best Scriveners In Virginia will
give me his assistance. L. A. u.
ap I2---ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-13

SPIRrrUALIsTs In THE UNITED STATFs.-The
Spiritual Telegraph, gives "Spiritualist's Direc
tory" from which we learn that there arc thirteen
male and six female advocates now in the field 40
monthly magazines are published by the beev-
ers. o of the thirteen periodicals in New York one
in Boston, three in Ohio, two in Indiana, and one
in Illinois. Eight 'healing mediums" generally
elairvoyants we believe though most of them are
not expressly so announeed,) advertise regular in
the Telegraph. besides number of test mediums
for communications with persons who have passed
through the change called death.
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a HOmK MEDIulNE~-HIleB. DAVIS
"A ELTxfk chfsd Cou9ha, Coids and W4oopinf
Cough, and sfbrds great relfsf In Csnsumptt0n and
most Diseases arsng from colds and neglected. eoushs
The foowins are few extracts from certificates q
ssBy timely use Of It have no doubt It has 1ved
one many doctors fees know Of its good elects
with great many other than my own family S-Wn.
McCryt.
al have used II In my family for three years, and
found It the bestfamily medicine have ever used"
nj. a. SfeseHson.
aFor sickness among children, nothing can bs bet
tern--M D. God1fn.
q. 1 have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Mn
DswS to be the most valuable preparation Of the kind
new In use"--EgJah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L Beers
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson jackson, Chas. Millspazeh,
" J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale
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On Saturday evening, Elizabeth Shea, residing in
Wendell street, Boston, Mass, having had . quar-.
rel with her husband took an overdose of lauda.
sum, and died the next morning
LOG Island, a well known estate of $500 acres
on Jases river. Vs., has been sold TO Robt v
Jones, OF Petersburg, for SIS, 400.
The Petersburg Express announces the death
OF mrs. q. w Piatt wife of the Episcopal minister
OF that place.
Abel Kendall, a merchant OF Boston, committed
suicide on Friday last.
seven sharks were last week caught with hook
nnd Inc on Charleston, n. c., by party OF gentle.
men who went fishing for the purpose. One shnrk
was feet inches long.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Mr Merriam writes to the
New York Herald: 81 he records ofthe yellow fever
al Norfolk and Portsmouth, last year. com pared with
the records oftemperature and ightning show that
the most appalling mortality by the pesttence was
when the thunder storms were the most active -
When Dr. Barton president of the sanitary board Of
New Orleans, called upon to examine my meteor
illogical record of 1885, for that portion of the year in
which the yellow fever prevailed fearfuly in that
city, said to him, lfyou will refer your record
for the day IN which the fever fatal / will
refer to my record and what the stste of the
atmosphere on that day. He said the 10th OLA August
On that day more than three hundred were numbered
with the dead. Our record ssys, 10th of August
great thunder storm at New Orleans reaching to Mo
bile Here the two records met and united in their
testimony.
at is admitted by all who have experience and
the opportunity of observation, that the yellow fever
VIII not remain for single day in frosty atmos.
pestil ence, refrieerate the district! | can, with
pounded ice end salt mixed. cut down field of veg
etsbe in sin gle night by strewing its surface with
refrigeratipg mixture That which will destroy veg
citation will destroy yellow fever poison.
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!. RUNAWAY. .Kunnw way from the

a RUNAWAY Rum way from the
A$ subscriber on the Ist January last, negro
Ia woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
A0 estate of Samuel Peasants, deceased. She
.Akan il of dark brown complexion, about twen-
ty-seyen wears old and has mother living in Butch
ertown, and many relations living in Powhatan.
wher. she is no doubt harbored. The usual reward
will be paid unon her delivery to me at the Jail OF
Henrico, and all expenses paid.
my Stiff ALEX b. HUTCHESON.
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Mr.. Fillmore, it is said, was rather shabbily
treated by the dignitares of Vienna After the
snubbing that Austria got through Mr.. Webster,
mr. Fiilmores Secretary of State, the ex.Presi
dent could scarcely expect great deal Of affection
in that quarter
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IACkSON'S EXCEi4SlOk BlTTERS...
- This valuable and popular preparation combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles which
and healing properties, for the removal and perma-
of diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood and disordered Iver-such as Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Want of Appetite Waterbrash, Ner
vous Debility, Liver Complaint, &c. 1t is the best
female medicine known for the many diseases pc
of health and strength the Blood 1t carries off bad
humors stops unnatural secretons and gives healthy
action to the whole system. Ye Dyspeptics, seekers
of long lost health try them and be cured. Price 50
cents.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by f. J PICOT, BENNETT, BEERS FISH
Err, A DUVAL, JNO. w POLLARD, A. BODE-
KER, s. NJ. ZACHRISSON, and by all Druggists
generally. my IA
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EXECUTION OF SoLDIeR.--We learn from the
Baton Rouge (La) Advocate, of the 50th ult, that
Wilson. soldier of the u ). Army, stationed at that
place. suffered the penalty of death by hanging for
the murder of fellsw soldier. He his fate In
ly but did not deny the murder. His wife in his
cell screaming during The execution though her
heart would break. a..
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEw YoaK.-The de-
pocratic ratification meeting held in New York Wed
nesday night, was immense gathering. Address.
was delivered from three stands and much enthu.
Biasm m snifested.
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THE New YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD AcJ-
bEET.-The Buffalo Courier, of Tuesday, says:
1t is now thought that the remaining persons
who were injured by the late accident at Pekin,
Will recover. Eleven have broken legs, one o bro
ken thigh, and one a broken collar bone.
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APPoINrED.-ElijahP endleton, Esq, of Norfolk
va, has been appointed Pension agent at tina,
place
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CHICKERING'S PIANO

u Vi sale, in and about Richmond OF the
ceebrai ed fIANUS of Chckering Sons, hiss now
exposed for sale at his store MAN, between llth
and 18th streets No. 1863, Opposite the Exchange
insruments which, by the terms of his agency, he
obliged to sell at the ftctory prices
His stock will, at all times, embrace as large and
elegant assortment can be found in any OF the
Northern cities. thereby affording the citizens of
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possessed
by the people of the North in the prices and qualities
OF Piano Fortes.
Among his assortment is the Chickering'S Louis
XIV an instrument which, for beauty, excellence
of tone, deIlcacy of touch and elegance of finish Is
universally admired. This instrument ands unrval-
led by the Parior Grsnd Piano. which claims at
teDtion the chef d. ouevre of the Messrs Chick
ering and which is considered by tine fist artists SUI
perior any ever produced In this or any
other country. This Pisno whilst it possesses all
the excellepcies of the S 800 Grand Piano, is free
from all its defects. The touch is light that the
delicate hand of lady performer Gao produce the
.ame volume of tone that of the most experienced
be placed in any position in the room, with equal ad
vantage to sound and appearance.
NThe Parlor Grand Piano has entirely superseded,
in all the larger cities the costly and ponderous
Grand Pisno, IL having been decided By the most com
peteDt Judges to combine the best qualities Of the
Grand and Square Piano. See Report of Judges TO
Board of Directors of Kentucky Mechanics lnsti-
tute. Louisville
That persons desiring to purchase their Pano,, may
be sure Of obtaining, a eEsUIsE Instrument the
Messrs. Chckering will hold themselves responsible
only for those bought of their authorized Agent,
will be from their card, published below.
Also, excellent Pianos of various and prices,
by Brown Allen Boston, makers of very high rspu-
tation and experience. NATHL CARUSi.
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- RUNAWAY IN JAlL.-.-There was
az committed to the Jail of Henrco county on
the 4th day of April, a negro man calling him.
self ARMlSTEAD CLARKE. as the property
A.o Of Mary Sims of the city of Richmond, and
was formerly the property of a MIR. Thompson, OF
Goochland He is about ffty-ive years old, black,
and has a very grum look when spoken to; and was
very badly dressed when committed The owner
will please come forward prove property, pay char
ges and take him away, he will he dealt with sthe
law directs. A. B. HUTCHESON, >. H..
nv SI-6w