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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

Il The New Orleans Picayune has
thrown of its neutrality, and brought its in
fluence in the present canvass to the aid Of the
cause of Mr.. Fillmore. In an able article
it gives reasons which should govern politi.
cal men OF all classes TO show their hands
for the country and the Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

AN UNEXPECTED HEIR.--A fine look
ing, healthy male child was left on the
porch of Mr.. j. S. HADEr, of this county,
last Saturday night week, and thus far no
clue has been found as to whence it came
The little fellow was apparently about six
weeks old and soon after it was left raised
rumpus sufficient TO attract attention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

SOLDIERS or l8l2-l5.-A meeting Of
the soldiers of the war of 1912 and 1915
will be held in Lexington In this State, Oh
the first Saturday in November next. AL
the soldiers in the State are invited and ex'
pected. Delegates will be appointed TO the
National Convention of soldiers to be held
in Washington City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

REMEMBER THE DkY!--The presiden.
tial election for 1856 is to be held in all the
States Of the Union on the first Tuesday af-
ter the first Monday in November, it being
the 4th day Of that month.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
Hs-Modern Democracy is defined TO
mean "give me office or dissolve the Union

E5sGov. Wright, Of Indiana, at a meet.
ing few days since, said: "Ifth policy Of
the Democratic porty in reference 10 slavery
is adopted and carried out, not another tooi
of slore territory w'H be added to the United
Nates."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

E1-J. R. SHIELDS, OF Boone county, is a
candidate for the Office of Circuit Attorney in the
Second Judicial District.
RT-JNo. +, WILLIAMS, of Howard, Is a can
didate for Circuit Attorney OF the second Judi.
cial District
(CitiIen and Messenger copyl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

Cor TurM.-The Kickapoo Pioneer Of
the 10Th says the United States troops over
hauled 800 Of the Free Kansas Warriors
near the Nebraska line, and marched them
back 10 Lecompton. They had with them
some so wagons, in which were arms anc
ammunition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
A. B. SULZBACHER & CO.'S
BARGAIN STORE,
First Street, Opposite the Post 0fflCe

GLASGOW, MO.
A B. SULZBACHER h CO.. respectfully
~. express their gratitude TO their friends and
the public, for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on them, and inform the community, tina they are
in receipt direct from New York, BOSTON and Bal
timore, Of large and magnificent stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING
GOODS, &c., &C.,
Hats, caps, shoes boots, trunks, and everything
usually found in an establishment of the kind
and we flatter ourselves through our long expert
ence in business and connections in the East that
we are able 10 compete successfully with any
house in the State Of Missouri. TO be convinced
OF the fact, call round and see us.
A. B. SULZBACHER & Co.
Glasgow, Oct. %, 1S56-4m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

CURE FOR FELoys ON THE FINGERs.-The
Scientific .Anieracdn says: The past year we
have known the spinal marrow of an OK or
COW, applied by three different persons, with
the most salts factory results, in relieving
pain and securing cures of their felons. The
spinal marrow should be applied fresh every
four hours for two days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

gTThe Charleston, (South Carolina,
COMPRESSION District has chosen MILES,
American, over, Gadsden, democrat, for
Representative in Congress. This looks
strange, indeed. No one for moment
ever supposed South Carolina would ialter
but her stronghold is Americana
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
River N ews.

The river is in its lowest fall stage, and
the prospects are that it will improve. A
number of our largest class boats have with
drawn, and gone into the lower trade. The
lighter boats are still running. and will con-
tinue until navigation is obstructed by ice
The Rail Road boats are making tolerablt
time, and having an extra boat in, passen
gers meet with but little detention at an,
point. Up freights, the past week, were
81 80 in the packet trade, and from So t.
81 90 in the through trade. In the packe
trade frsights are scarce, and hence th,
packet boats have gone through.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

II The number of votes TO he cast in
the next Presidential election will probably
reach 100000. AT the last election Pierce
received ,596, 594 and Scott 1893 $50.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

RAIsED.-The steamer "Danl. G. Tsy-
lor," sunk time since below Rocheport, has
been raised, and will be put in running Or
der again. A Bell Boat has gone up TO the
"Tatum, /" and she may be expected down in
short time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
HOW to Elect FILLMORE.

Let every man who. believes he would
make the best President, vote for him.
Don't listen to croakers, who talk about
I"chances," but vote for the best man, and
he will be elected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
TO the Raid and Gray,

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative is no doubt the
best article in use for the removal OF dandruff,
causing hair to grow on bald heads, imparting
softness and beauty, and last but least, chang
ing gray hair to its original color and beauty. See
advertisement in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
MAR RED.

LUsK-BURGEss.-ln Buchanan county, on the
ID, WIN. H. Lusk, of Jefferson City, and Miss
Abbie Burgess, of that county.
ANDERSON the l4th, Colonel
Thos. C. Andersen, of Galloway, and Miss Sallie
+. Prewitt, OF Columbia.
PMcE--PREwITr.-On the 18th, Mr.. r. b.
Prizes ssd Miss Emma p. Previtt, Of Columbia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

Were TO Vorr.-"Any person quail.
fed to vote in any electoral district, may
vote at any precinct in the State" Such
is the language Of the Statute in relation te
persons voting for the Presidential elector,
I in Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

1.-THE Americans carried the Balti-
more City election, on the Sth, by major
ity of about 1900. In two wards they
were kept from the polls by foreigners.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

TfAt the recent election in Kansas,
the people voted for Convention to frame
a Constitution, and the proposition carried
by large majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, October %, 1865.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus K immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
PRED.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
AGRICULTURAL MEETIN(;.

A meeting of the Board of the Howard County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, will be held
at Fayette, on the first Monday in November next.
A full meeting is requested, as matters of impor.
tanee will come before the Board.
C. II. STEWART, sec'y.
Oct. 10, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

II The "Taium" passed down Tuesday
evening, looking none the worse for her
immersion in the Missouri. She was
raised last Saturday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
LADIES, TEA PARTY.

The Ladies will give a Tea Party in the Old
Methodist Church on Thursday evening, the 9th
of November, for the purpose Of paying for the
painting of the Presbyterian Church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

BUCHANAN ELEcroR FOR FREMoNT.--
Henry G. Webb, of Wisconsin, one of the
Buchanan Electors of that State, has writ
ten letter declaring himself for Fremont.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23

Wines ana Liquors.
S0 Bbls Whisky. different brands;
~ 40 half bbIs whisky;
10 barrels Rye whisky;
10 do Bourbon whisky;
10 do Old Monongahea whisky
10 do New York handy;
cast Old pure Pale brandy;
do Old Port wine for the sick
do Sweet Malaga wine;
10 dozen Claret wine;
l barrel Holland Gin,
barrels Old Peach brandy;
barrels Old Apple barndy;
casks Old Madeira wine;
boxes Schcidam Schnapps;
casks Old Sherry wine.
sept1l THOMSON, LEWIS & co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-23
watches. Clocks and JeyyeIry

WatcheS. ckOCAs anu sStNGtbIy
OF every description, and in such style as 10 give
perfect satisfaction 10 the owner.
F. NJ. having worked for number Of years in
some of the most eminent houses in London, Liv-
erpool and New York, and from each place has
received the highest encomiums for his workman
ship.
P. S. Watches and Clocks that other Watch
makers have failed to make perform with aecura-
cy, will be particularly attended to- All watches
and clocks repaired by him will be warrented.--
The best description Of Glasses and material on
hand.
GY- OFFICE at o. Henderson's Drug Store
Glasgow. Mo.
Oct. %, 1856
Saline Herald copy months and send bill tc
advertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
FILLMORE on THE EXTENSION OF
SJAk FRY

We despair OF satisfying the Wigs scruples in re-
s-c 20 the extension ofsavcry. Instead, therefore,
oi cXhuusi.mg ourselves i'll tie vain attempt To define
the position Vl our own party, We will venture TO pro-
pound few inquiries 10 our ncighbor. Will the
IItlg say whether ur no, the Fillmore party, rs apo.
!i.ica orgHi HGliu, Is III favor 0f the extension oi
slavery! W"ud that be o'.i-ct Of Mr. Fillmore >
administration! Docs the I!Iig deny the truth Of
Bots' dcclarU:ion land be sprnk' as Fillmore cleo
tori tia, Fillmore 10 more than FREMONT proposes
I'll extension of slavery!
AggIa, VIII the va: rcnounce the support OF Fill
more il he has written Letter to Wm. Vi. Cornell, III
wic! Mr.. r ..ul"rr says aa; HEi-UrrERLY OPPOSED
70 THE FxTE*sios OF SLAVERY INroAHY TERRIFIC
OK THE ADMISSION OF ATY IuHE sLAvEloLpiHG
STATES 1870 lHE USIoS; AND THArHE DEFIEs ASY
OH 10 rEu!K TO THE CoSrEAkf; THAT Ills SESrl'
urSr- AXE E>TIRELY MIsTfrKEsE>rED ~ THOSE
WHO wuCLn ATrEMrr TO PROVE THE HOLDING ny
HIu OF VIEWS DIs>IMlLAR TO TIOsE OF THE FIRE.
Most kEPuRLiCAS PARTY
We cn;reat the irh,s in the most civil manner to
favor us with gu early answer to these interrosato-
riCl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
-. ,,,r GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
BN IKE tf.',rt .N.TiIN

.,...,,.> = ,,,l,, i,.r rcc-Iy.,, by the Exrcn.
,,a lie n,-n: oi the ni'h N-'sh'; nr .f,r,
II -, ,a, as &C.; ,'r"j N III" yn!! OF liam; s"e
+ ia..' lr,r O.. ,rpu,i larceny, uHt who had been
can! .. n,>; ;,rm q. tie Circuit Court Tor ;'"l. ss
t'" ~ ., mi. ny c!cc and vo'"ncc ara !, EoM
n. a. 'rr. DO therefore, hereby Da,t sb.ll
!. Uar- 10 any person oF i'r-'ns Mno
.,si EVERETT Hni deliver G!n. ''t" '''t !'t, 49, W
and to moreover require MI 'hccrs e' t'.'s
a"awcal,n. clv;! and MILITARY ""d T'Q"',l y p
r,r "a r.r ,i..r best "xcrtiuEs 70 iEocu't ''e ~:
rvrXtT'T tim, L.. may hr troucit 10 us.iee'
.:y.n under nv hand GovernoF ma uiiuts iuy a. of
% go, -r,i 9. the Commonwealth tsas h.H,n way Vi
H. :. ~! - ~ y v! HENRY A. WISE.
~ ~ ."S " Wryrorp. Secretary OF the Common
S'-n ,..r,, e.. .,. - ,-s ri s-e and from,
Ih' ,,r.,i; he ,sk,:. - be somewhat oder
.r. i've ICE: ten clcs high spare, Eeh' comp exon
-. hs,- .hecpish Guwncas; courienHce MS hts tS'!
,.;y covered with -pi,i'. HAD on wh's H'
I,,. fruck coat. u.acs pant= biu ".VNH 0 ''
-. :, ra. ,,i,b black hand Or' iV-''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
ABOLITION AFRAID OF FREE DISCUSSION.


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propose l" i"ce slavery ~ AZ" "" ""5 people, 'u'
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line people OF territory arc ht'cd' ny huihoes anu
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
AFRICAN SLANERY-ITS USES AND IT'S
PROSPECTS,

We are becoming every day nore hopeful and
ii,ier of :lc future. The election Of Mr.. buchanan
we nov .Lrk certain.
That viii aiori lis Il: least four wears for the dis
cus-on "I rhr su'icct of African slavery .reet
renc;nn hG- certainly cclnmcucnd on the whole ub.
ct o: dr:ars." slavery throughout CHris!enIoin.-
All admit that West Inila emancipation has been
worse ;asu failure. II has iujur. The moral REX;
g"us and intellectual condition Of tle negro, and
caiiy diminished the production Of such necessaries
ul lii.g cnil', sugar &2. Men in Europe and Amcri
ca begin 70 attempt t. ca"u,atu The ccnss enccs the
civilized world OF the total abolition Of negro slavery.
The .,;s aui data for the basis of such calculation
are abundant. Tn" loss of the cotton su.ar aud rice
crops now produced by negro slavery, w"m!d of IL
sell PROSTATE, In great measure, every industrial in
tcrcgt in Chr dom, break up commerc. and Starve
ore half i, - .jmg whites. The very existence oi
society, in 8. part of Europe and America, seuIns
TO depend on ihc continuance of this institution Take
away The produc. Of negro slavery, aul ;':eac s"c.e
ties wUu. at once b. dsOrgauizcd and dsbanLed, Gn
soon
The South could better dispense with negro slavcr;
as an economical Gad productive ust:,utiUn than i!!c
North ur WesieIn Europe. We might still produce
enough for honc consumption OF those products
which maintain the trade, commerce, manufactures,
amd very lives OF! half ot ChrSeudom; but we should
lave II" surplus Tor expectation.
suppose il possible, that after many years white
hircln- labor should fully supply Tie place OF our
Present slave labor, there is nothing 10 cheer tie
heart OF the p!i!anhropsts in the prospect Of white
men doing the field labor Of the hot AID maIar!ous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

OFFER for sale privAtey my pIAn'hIoN chI,d MOUTH
Bernard TGis plantation lrs on III" j. Jsi"cs River, ~
,ha county 0; Gooc nlani Immediately Hh"vc Maiden :
aiy,n,ur, dam and within tScmty.,ichi miles oi Rich
lrcud i; contains seven hundred and thirty acres
ut which scveuy James hivtF low grounds
Of the beet quality. thirty fv. ~ creek low
grounds and the remainder Is hrnv"r dam creek red
land There Is on tho place good dwelling house on II
beautiful Site and all necessary out houses and 4oh The
hu!in.s and tho fence. are in good repair aud Ike and
!s ~ a high stale of cultivation
will sso sell the stock aud farming u;ensls upon n"
land The stock Consists horses Mules, cattle, !nc.u
ding mich cows and t: farming utensils are thr most
OF ,.cn, new. and all OF them sOcd-hnd there Ia,
enough both oi stock and farming utensils Tor the tho
uTh cultivation of the plantation.
Iac terms OF sale as 10 the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser
Mr. Jnnes NJ Payne my manager. living on III" place,
will snow property To any person desiring to "xhi.
X. NV address ia Washington, D C.
Nj. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF PRINCE

SALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON SOUTH.
SIDE RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF PRINCE
EDWARD.
n OFFER for sale privately the Farm upon which ] N
present reside, lying Immediately upon the Appoma
Court House. and miles from the South Side Railroad
and containing ss suppose there are IN the trnc
at least 100 OF river and creek low grounds OF very
fine quality with least 20n of oginnl forest The
highlands are of good quality and in fine condition. Tn"
improvements good, consisting OF two story dwell
in. house with basement rooms built in 1915, and al
other necessary out houses of them recently bui
detailed description is deemed unnecessary ns those
disposcd purchase farm earnestly invited TO come
and view the farm.
TEnMs-One.third cash, and the balance in ono and
two y.ras with the interest added the purchaser exc
cung bonds with approved personal security Tor the de-
ferrcd payments. Address, JNO r. hNlGii
Scnt a5-clm FarInvillc, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
FAKM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

EKAvlNG removed to Richmond, ! Offer for sale, my
HI Farm lying in the county Of Charles CITY to3t
;ias from the James River and 81 miles the city Of
Richmond and containing $40 about one halt clear
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving, undcr the use
nj rrnr clover plaster &c There good Dwelling, and
all necessary outhouses nearly new Also, an excellent
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be very conve
nicn,ly divided otwo one containing 300 ana the o'her
most productive aud rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
would do well TO examine this property as am disposed
10 sell ON liberal and accommodating terms.
The nversccr or my brother living adjoining will show
tie Farm 10 any one wishing 10 purcEasr,
,dSr.ss pr o 4. CRESSHAW,
urauc,i Rox No IA. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
From til" Washington National Era."I
VIRGINIA FOR THE UNION.

VIRGINIA FOR THE UNION.
There cannot br n d"nht that mn overwhelming
majority ut the people ot Virginia will stand by the
Onion, in tie event OF Frrmont's election We have
already given cnyiOuS extracts from the able speech
u Mr. Bo;ts at Richmond, which, he il remark cd was
highly up;.nuGcd 10y u large audience. The ERYu'.
,cr amd i.r0mnrr denounced him a. Back Repub.
iicam. and threatened him with prosecution. Bolts
and his friends show their contempt for this gascon.
adj. hy getting mp another demonstration, to which
they invited Henry Winter Davis ni Baltimore, who
voted with the Republicans for the Army bill with
The provsu attached. Mr.. Davis attended, and made
bod onslaught upon The repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise. ard was received with great applause,
The EHgTIref ami E.rHmJt'r are lnconsoIab!c, and
make terrible threats, which seem to rlghien nobody
They can scarcely believe their 1t is incredi.
h!- ~ them, after having vaporcd :" long and loudly
about the reasonable sentiments of Mr. Davis, to
him under ;hr very noses to Teiierate his here
,t.s. BHt the mOst ~"niGc0nt fact was, the ap.
pcarance "T Jnmes T.. Bruce, Esq, of Halifax, in
the ranks of Bolts and Davis! Mr. Bruce IS
not only one of the most highly educated and
accomplished gentlemen in Virginia, but lie is per-
haps tht hrcst Sj,rchoidtr IN tie Statc The EaYui.
rfr reports linn 10 have said "That 7 prOuid BE- better
tt0; crcrV hr,Rg h;Hg IN the DHncd states sh0Wd
Drr,>h I0m the 'urth. r1ihCr MaR N,a tie ENor ant
Ng ;Urm 0t oHr Gor.rnm'H, ,h0"id Jr dssir0yc"! -
fhis We must confess. * going il q little too strong,
surprising NJ. Bruce 10 be correctly quoted. Bus we
think It rrubaE" ;nGt there IL some exaEse'aton OF
straiUg on itr part Of the ERY"'rcr. AT any rate
Shows that Mr.. Brucei- lo"Hing III IN" rsh, G!rec
t.ru Tie Ea7yj,,y proceeds 20 remark: 1--WE see
thr oIisct # - 10 prepare the people OF the south
e.: 4! icct submissions. under every extremity OF h
su!; aid aggression" Ths is unjust. We doubt not
that Mr. Bruce, who has more slaves thah a t'e ed
;,rs and druarngues in R:chmo;'d does mean by his
language u prepare the Soath toT submission to the
ity,. unJ.r Colonel Ercnumt's Presidency; and We
l.y.- !iiiir dotbt ;hat iuuT.::ih~ .: iI- South IN
.lctirn Il mniori:y "i every State. viii suont. Inc
.rc,I..s nr,. nearly a: the! crisis of their fate The
d. nf November VII .,n their doom. Rrnson aud
;,nu sense. &T au;! I" r.Iii:ir their sway IN The
S,..rr ard lien the cunn. devices. the guilty Tan
,Gs.l-" aud TIE absurd aau deiva;abe doctrines o
lie Sham Dc,noc:Gc:, devised iJT the purpose OF
ne-Iia: dowA ho spJ; oi l0cily, viii,
-'upVs-:G'i !.".:.
I'ly &c: :..c bacS...c vi the world far oil
lato limbo" v.i:h
''n.l tla,s :ran-'ory and vh:n'
'Abortlse, Gnonstrous, and unkiadly mixed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
rwr>Ty-r,vEp DOLLARS REwArD.

DAHAWAY from he suhsc;bcr, on Frnis r,u, III III"
Id November nero boy IS the my hroa ~ ~
hEf". f,rEr- 80: asG'It he color OF gin.cr
eaS" Il isrc aud !n-" cy''' nHs naut oi !oii| s a
..r. .~o - v S,:tc inclined 10 swacg"r and drn. his
lee, .,5. Sk,n: H.. IL curp"n,'r oy trade. wns ooFn
a. -,i,"d Richmond Vrsna, and WILL perhaps, Try Z"
e.. hs way TIM; place.
S:lI .!yc he above reward for his apprehension and
rcry me- or for his confinement in any jail Shss
e., .,, bi,r E. COLBERT.
rrHr., Ncw.Bern, y. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
PTLASKT LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER Tor sale, privately one tract OF land contain
tanning 0G0 acres, situated in Pulaski county, Va, %
the South side OF New River g miles from New bern the
county seat of Pulaski and miles from Newbern Depot
on the Va and Tennessee Railroad. Said land Is well
tered having upon 1t five or elk un'n!ing limestone
snrinss There ia about 200 acres OF cleared land 100
acres of which No bottom and will take pleasure
in showing the land to those who may wish purchase
and will answer promptly all communications per letter
D. NJ. CLOYD,
Eewbern, Pulaski CO., Va.
Reference: B. F. WYsoR Newbern Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
JG:f 81 GEORGE. GIBSON,
wi - Eiii nIkS AND CAkrr NTERS

'::cHNoSD, Va.
}Sn'IN1 cH;o.svely fitted np their es,shiisha,nn,
d. "" '.e lr'"st improved machinery are prepare
lk!n,. u sicrt notice and reasonable terms, all
D,,, . .g',.Hl" finished Carpenters work, such us
, &c nuo~ rF"incs' Castings OUT and inside I'm
4 50, hi!lG- md Doors. Of al, varieties.
{ r.s, HHndrails. Pnrc!".. vcrsndahs Balconies
"A fs''":ns "'u 'i "a "' 'iA's
n m-.'n:- Of all descriptions
.-ss yi ;1.i Chair boards Ceiling boards, &c, &C.
L.. Va. ':a"c "s'iiTscs 70: work TO plans furnished
.Ld G"rcr :ier fuc;ory al tho estimated nrices
''''~"y S"iicitcd. Jan 23-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
,r,vtITy noII\xS REWARD.

TNHE rbov" reward will 81 phd !nr INC "pp!rhchSoh
Il aud delivery TO me- or in some jail III the state 80
"a, e" him again, OF my slave LlHSEf p"rchasrd
.nsey in Richmond last winter, OF Mr. t!endein' ~"
Bingham He il doubtless urkin. aboui Richincnd, or
T., gone 10 Abcmare or Burkn. ham. or MAJ probably
:.'-snc TO fni hts way 10 a tree stat
is i've Zee: eleven inches cr six feet tall straight
.,s.hr and well formed nIi about ;0yenrs "i age.
JhMEs H. COX,
...l eff M.NrrrrrcK L O. Chnstcrfrd GO.