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VALUE OF CROPS PER ACRE.

Tn the report on the Finances, lS'1-6, is etate-
,uent exhibiting the number OF acres employed IN
the production Of the dlGeren, crops in the States
and Territorirs,her total product and value, together
with the product and va!us PER dees. for the yesr
,s5n ". append the last column in thi, table, vaue
Of crons per acre all interesting piece Of informa.
,;on To our agricultural reads
Hemp s3sO4; Tobscco s29.s6; Irish Potatoes
so6 30: Sweet Potatoes $25'j0; Rice SPA 6l; Sugar
sa37l; Cotton Sl56l; Orchards SIS Is; Barley
sl2 SO; Hay slO62i; Gs:dsus slO 56, Indian Cora
s.55; Buckwboat s9.OO; RE 1896 Wheat IS q;
Pea, and Bans sc 3d. oa:s s6s2 l D Flax ss IS;
Vineyards slW.
In orier to elucGate these figures |; is essential 70
know how much the estimated product per aero oil
ths crop. valued. We, therefore, give these esti'
mates, alsc:
Hemp 634 lbs; Tobacco 400: lbs; Irjs'' potatoes
65; hr.h; Sweet Potatoes s; husi Rice ,23O lbs;
Sugar 59a4 4 los; Cotton i95 5 lbsi Orchards --;
,rley II S busf; Hay l6 ton'; Gardens --;
Indian Corn 10 10 bush; Backwh-a; 81 bushi f.
II 4 j bush; Whaa; l BUSH, Peas AMI Beans Is
bush; Oats - 9 bosp; Flax 3 :ts; Vineyards 3
quarts.
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE AND A

REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE AND a
HALF AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT.
We hope our paper will be 'he happy medium OF
saving from loss many oi the owners OF Virginia
Stat. Stock, whose names are enumerated in The no
tices of Messrs. Clutter Parker and Muniord, which
we find in the Richmond Enquirer. We extract
from the notice the names ut those residing III our
CITY and the neghboring country, nearly al of arhom
ara subscribers to the SOuhcrn argus. and probably
never see the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond l'hig,
Washington Union and National ImicHsencer. pa
pers selected by those gentlemen to communicate
This important information. We cannot understand
why the notice Was not sent to the Southern argus
for publication when fully three-ours of the owners
of the Stock to be redeemed, 1--we IN Norfolk snd Ills
vicinity Norfolk Argus.
We agree with our friend OF the Southern Argus,
that the advertisement lie refers to might very pro-
perly have been published in bis paper, particularly
a. 30 many of the residents Of Norfolk are Interested
in the announcement therein made. We canno,
agree with him, however, in his Indirect imputatIon
upon Me.srs. Clutter Parker and Munford; and
when he examines the law we are sure he will frank
ly do those gentlemen the justice to say that they
are by no means, and in no way, responsible for the
limited circulation Of that very important advertise
ment. The fact Is, tacy hare done simply tshat they
are directed 10 do oy lac. BY reference to the sec
sion acts Of 1888, page 80, chapter IL, section
H. our cotemporary Of the Argu, will read:
"They" 1.-THE commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.-
"shall cause to be published iu the Enquirer and
Wig Of the city Of Richmond and in the Uniou and
National Iutslligenecr Of Washington city, lst of
be bonds or certificates Intended to bs redeemed from
me 70 tine, at leas, three months previously to the
i'm. fxed upon by ti!csn for that purpose, showing
,bs date, number and amount of each, epd calling
il, the surrender thereof or before specified day,
and ,ts,inr that the interest thereon will cease on
and after that day"
Bv tbI. |, will be seen that Ms,rs. Clutter Parker
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ny THE GUVERNU,, OF VIRGINIA.
pRnEI AVIATION

x4~uEREAS information has been received by tnc
w executive ;ha, IA man named - KOTHW ELL
wso vas cort;ucd IL the Jail OF Powha;an county on a
can.se OF horse stealing. has escaped from said la ana
j; ~ ,uinc a, larg. Therefore do hereby offer re-
ward of On. hundred Dollars 20 suy person or persons
VINO shall apprehend the said - Ronweii. Snu uemtea
hin 10 the TAILOR Pownatan county ana 40
m. officers OF th!s Commonwealth c!v! anu military ana
reaues, the people generally use their best excl"hs
Ia procure ,he arres, OF the Rothwel tna he may be
Given under nv hand as Governor and under the seal
OF the Commonwealth. this 18th day OF January
SEAL A. D. 1887 uaj IL the sIst year oi the Common
r,b HENRY 4. WISE.
By the Governor: GEORGE W. MrSFoSp. secretary oil
;!.s Commonwealth -.
Eo,hwe 10 described fully six feet high thn ana
slightly made ,nn sharp face, lish, hair ana "n'skers
.o1u, So wears u.e; click glazed cap resides
All has family in A!5enlarle county
Ian
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NOV TO pREsEKvE THE UNION.

Thn uunn u can only be preserved by cuitira.
;irc f!.r-raa fe.ngs cmcrg't tho States, aud s.'u
-;py {, eac!r ser"a The Hnd'ur5ed nj ymer: of IT.
cuGs!i;r ionai r.shis.- Senoter Weller.
The fcrs going sentiment, sent by Senator Weller
10 a ia!e Democratic celebration 10 Ql:Q announces
;hs ou!y reliable usaas OF giving perpstusiy 10 inc
EedsrL Union.
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EDITORIAL TROUBLES.

Wewere engaged nearly the whole Of yesterday In
wading through the avalanche oi newspapers when
had been kept back By the failure OF the mails. 1t
Was Tx. a9unIerng through the deepest snov-drlfts
of the late storm. Out Of tho chaotic mass :" bave
.ndeavored to gather few Items @! De~s-me bad
uo time 10 do aoy!hing more.
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nr,r. OF ANDREW STEVENSON.

Las, evenings ms! brings u. the ssd intelligence
of the death Of Andrew Stevenson. at his residence
in tie county OF Aib=msrie, on the ls:l int:. We
shall hereafter notice moro particularly the decesse
of thi. eulueut Vrsinian.
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AN AMERICAN SHOT IN PARIS.
A letter from Paris, dated Jarunry l.t, says:

"Op Tuesday IN ,rniuy the 3O;h ulr. mort rn'l-r-
cloly occurrence took place N rhr prison Tor Or 10
tn, Rue de- Clichy. rud The frs: "f t. k,"d ri H.
.var rInnu.n,d. Sir. Charles Mnr-y ii B s'"n e d"
was confined therein. whir s'hnHmg at "r.'"'T
overlooking cour, yard, vas d'!orih's'y ~ t d!
49, .,,,,l IT, ..t;in-i ,tnies. that Larr. -.
dared Mr. Morey TO leave the wuGn" nd rot .r ~
oIav.d =. fr.J and krl.cd him. 1h-rr Ind -.u.r
der. upon other coas'gnr'. aud lie supposed. 5:
wrongfully the; 'hs 'Linaie. of Chray w''s :" H.:
I'm. no.s..s.I Of The Gooty yrar patents for Eng ~.
and France aud wns universally etta-n.d. -
Lave. young wife ard family, beiug SIuesl I. !!
- v.nrs of age"
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WELL DONE. MISSOURI.
To tie EDITORS 0j hic Enquirer:
JyrrrRsoy CRY, Mo-. Jan, l3


JrrrERsoS CITY, No, Jan. l3, 1857.
G-nt!elnen:-l merely drop you line to inform
you of III" resu oil the Senatorial election in THE
expiration of Mr. Atchisous term Of Office last winter
the other by the expiration Of Mr.. Geyer's, next
March. Mr. j. 5 Green at present member NJ
Congress from this State, has be.Ii chosen 10 ill thu
former, and Gov. 1rus!en Polk. the latter Both are
excellent appointments, and the Democracy have
great reason 10 congratulate themselves upon the
result The Benton party were hoping for success.
through the temporary contuson OF the Democracy
in making selection but all is safe and the
Benton party have nothing now 10 hope for III Mis-
sour, except the Congressman from the ST. Louis
district. Gov. Polk was the gentleman who defeated
Benton aud Ewing for Governor lat summer. His
election 10 the Senate will cause another election IN
this State for Governor, but no fears anticipated
by the national Democrats as 10 the result. The lie
gisature proposes aonurning its sessous to ST. Louie
bill TO that effect passed the lower house this morn.
ing, but has not yet been taken up in the Seuate-
to slight extent Of vsrioiod in this city; and, Ais"
the poor accommodation offered TO he members The
city las 1t ia called is far too small and think the
capital will soon be removed permanently to 81.
Louis. Judge Naptou, late Of the Supreme Court.
and Mr.. Phelps, member of Congress from
this State, Mr. Polk's competitors in the caucu.
held last night Judge Napton is by far the most
distinguished in rhs State and as urst has but
few superors in the Union, aud the State has lost al
sbe Representative. i'll falling to elect him, but have
secured In Gov Polk mau who will reflect credit
upon them. His efforts in his campaign with Ben.
ton were duly appreciated by the Democracy, and
have been rewarded.
will write you again before leaving This city.
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g, AVE- rxENPTIOS II MIss'ss1PP1.-The

1.oI.,,r N,,,,.,ipp;an. Of Saturday week, says:
Yesterday evening, sfer long and interesting
a;.us.;on # two days. the following nmr ndment, "f.
ieTed by Mr. Elicit to the corr. bill, * niPtng Il
nor,on of s.ave property from sns under Execution,
based tie Senate by ~ yeas 10 nays: E4emptirg
IN. .l.ve, TO be selected by tn. debtor I he have
moro an one and should such feo.ur e!rc. ~ retain
irusl: slave, then oil the children Il such :-rnai-.
under the age Of twelve years shall lbowise te e1-
enpted.
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YOUNG LADY AND SERVANT FROZEN.
During RE heavy snow 1torm on Monday Is.r. 81 :
Virginia daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Ciagett, resiGr.
near this place, aud negro girl. were frozen
It appears that The deceased was on vi,i, 10 I.7
brctb.r.in law, iMr. VIM. ]. Berry,l and having be-.
informed Of the illu-ss Of servant womau ia 81
the quarters. some distance from the dwelling -.r
determined 10 go and SEES after tb- sick, .od. ACCOM-:
panied by negro girl, .'n:;rd, but had uy soGe ~
before they we're 60 completely surrounded o! heaH
drifts and blinded by The wind AID falling sn' " n
they could not get the house. and E-n :vuu'. IL
were standsg erect sI,cet entirely cov.'rd Il: &c..
G,:!t, and life was extinct. Mse g. wR. very ~;
rnsble young lady, beloved by all "hn Lnew n-r -
The unfortunate deceased In :he 2ath ea1 I: sr
age.-iNarlboro' fMd.) CARTE.
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FlAscI, MlSor, ST LOUIS, MO. john N. sHhRsARD
iaorrey C, Lar. Girl Engineer.

.fsorney ct Lor. CIrH Engineer
GENERAL L Nd 4 ENTS,
FOR MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, IOWA AND KANSAS,
Otce Souiheds, Corner Of Third and Chsstnnt Sts.,
Sr Loris, Mo.
NXTILL attend TO the purchase and sale Of Lands and
w Town Lots, the entry and location OF Lands pay.
ment of Taxes cfectine Loans. making Collection. and
to Land business geHeraly in the above States. All
business entrusted the firm will receive the attention OF
both parties.
n B-Mr. Minor will continue the prnetes Of Ms pro-
RryrpEscR:~Hou NJ Mason, Va; 6 w Muntord, Esq,
sacre,srv Of state Richmond, Va Hon Henry Edmond.
,nn Va lion A Holladay. Richmond, Va WIN Radford,
Eso Lvnchhurg Va; Prof John Minor University OF Va
Edward Marshall. Esq, Fauquer county, Va Joseph
shsrrard ESQ, Winchester, Va Jan s-clm
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To the Editor, of .he enquirer:

CHEsrERrIkLp COUNTY, Jan. 70 1857.
Gentlemen - Having seen in your columns the
card of our worthy representative IN the State Legs
larure. Jeremiah Hobbt. Esq, declining re.election
that important post OF honor which he has 10 de.
scrvedy filled with honor 10 himself and entire saIs
faction TO hi. constituents believe twill be hailed
with universal regret; and as We believe important
considerations have induced him 10 this step, We arr
persuaded that thos. considerations are more than
tantamount To any which might be ndduced to dis
suede him from declining reelection.
The appearance of his card, then, naturally sug-
gests the question, who is to be his successor In
scanning the field and gathering thrreirom all the III.
formation to be derived III 20 short tuIe since the
appearance of the card referred to- we believe that
We r-ec, the sentiments OF the people by placing be-
fore them, for their consideration, the name o. Capt
RICHARD y. TBwEATI. as a ft and proper person
10 represent them in tn. nel; Legislature, and whore
cainla We believe without intending TO d!spsrage
those OF any who nsy aspire TO tha: positonI are
equul 10 Buy other.
This communication, gentlemen, is made without
consultation with Capt. Thweati, aud without his
knowledge; we, therefore, respectfully suggest that
be snswer through your columns, whether he will
c-pt q domination 10 the position referred to by
convention. hereafter to be called, II necessary.
q
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Mp prcuANlTfS WASaINGTOE.

w..uI>oToy. Jan. T-Mr. Buchanan arrived
here to-day ON a temporary visit. He was grest..i
by many friends but there was no pubic ryeep,,n ~,
Mr. buchanan wss waited on by ths rrss,.sn, ~
day aud i, b-ag public -eceP.icn W.. ainy
&c 'oa-.;:,, He remaiu, ut the National Hotel
accessible sc to every ons, bat is not crowded with
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aud Muntotd-the commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund-hure no discretion in ths premises. The pa
psrs in which these advertisements are TO be publish
ed have been selected by the Lcgisioturs, who. To-
avoid the possibility Of what they might conceive 10
be wasteiul or unwse expenditure of money for
advertising, included, in each annual appropriation
bill, specific amount Tor that purpose which is Just
enough TO pay the bills OF the four papers enumerated
in the law.
We give this explanation in justice to the com
nss;uners Of the Sinking Fund, and for the ssri.sc
on OF our friend of the ArsuI. who was, doubtless.
led into the error OF supposng those gentle men all.
swerable FROM The fact that his attention had never
been called tC the Law we have lust recited
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MESSAGE FROM GOV. GEARY TO THE
KANSAS LEGlsLATCRE.-The s.. Louis kepub'
iicsn pub.!-hrs advance copy OF Governor Gcarys
message. HIS views On squatter sovereignty are
.mb.dI.d in Ih. following words: when the inre
rests OF the people shnIi require State government
aud direct popular vote necessary to give sane
lion spd effect, then will be the proper occasion.
once for ALL 10 decide the grave political Question
which underi.s all well regulated Commemorative
The Governor advises the Legislature To let slave
~ eione where the Constitution place. II; and fore
90 legislation in referenc. 10 it, until STATE Con'.
tuition is foruled recommends that errors and onIs.
soos on The Statute book be corrected; denounces
Ia. les, oath act aud recommends is repeal; dsap.
proves Of tho present mode of collecting jurors and
recommends their election by lot thinks that the
adoption OF the ballot plan OF voting should be IN
sisted oni and suggests the enactment OF Inv re
quirng resideuc. in the Territory oi ten Gays 10
rreyeut ilIcga. voting.
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By THE GOyKNNOk 0f VIRGINIA,

VKvHEREAS communication has beer received from
w TIE honorable John L LomsX rendering h!s !csis'
r.yn as tee Judge the Eeh;h Circuit 10 take effect on
the seeu;t February aexI and the same having been
aeca2:et rs Executive therefore, IN conformity to law
tie Sheriff each OF IN. countos o; Lancaster Nor
,a.ssr-l,ri Richmond, Wes;mor, land, King George,
sp..v,saia Catonc, Hanover, King William. Hing and
Qco.n and Essex composing said Circuit is hereby re.
cu. 10 cnu,e AT election tor Judge OF said Circuit 10
be held on the a,a day OF February next, at the places
prescribed by law
GIVEN under my hand Governor, and under the senl
of,ac Coipaionw eal,h, AZ Richmond, ths 10Th
SEAL! day OF December, eighteen hundred and fifty
~. and in the slst yea: Of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
III. r,,ronyc Dec lS-ctde
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A BsCONpED, about the first OF the presen, year,
"A ARCHER, bright muntto, about 70 years OF age.
frecke face and jnlber swed. He may be about Rich
,nond where he once lived. in the ncighborhood OF
Goodies Bridge in Chesterfield county, where his mother
vcs will give the above reward OF fifty dollars il de-
vered mo- put in any jail in the State OF Virginia. 50
,ha, get possession OF him.
Address JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Pseson,
Sept l6-cwtf Macon +. o., Powhatan county, Va.
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EIETY DOLLARS REWARD.


VOAN AWAY from ,he subscriber, ON the 18th day OF
II September last bright mulatto boy, named Tom
about lo years old When he left had straw hat with
black baad: clouded spotted rock coat Has full
head of hair both arms near the chows;
scar the inside Of the le thigh All those scars have
the APPEARANCE Of being Bit cut with kniie lie Is
tempt pass free boy and hire hims.t as such
will give the above reward for lhe apprehension and
delivery of said boy to or secured in Jail so that get
him. WM CLsMENl.
Addrsss Campbell Court House. Va Jan l0-cr
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NEN YORK, Jas. 2s.-Fiou. Is heavy; ,ss- {
State brands Nj 90 81 to IS Southern q I" 81
Wte.t is uoninai CUrn i. d:onpugi ,ae, oi = f-'
Is Cts. Stocks a:e active srd lower. |.s.:'.'.
Sy}
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Lancaster Correspondence ol the N. Democratic Re-

80
LANCASTER, January 18th, 1857.
| NV Dear Den ocrst:-Those who expsct to tiud in
| the President elect any external evidence Of tri-
umphan e1n!tat,on at the result Of the late political
struggle any preternaura excitement consequent Oh
his elevation 10 the Chief Magistracy of the Union,
! any pride of power or assumption Of Importance,
| will experience nothing but disappointment IN a
| visit TO Wbestland.
Calm and unruif,ed es the client waters of bis ia
! vorte Cones;ugA he course OF politics have lett the
even tenor OF his course unchanged: the unauthOr-
/ lied runners of b. Cabinet appointments, the IS.
sumed fore knowledge OF the Washington letter wri.
! terr who actually detail private conversations be
tween himself ard friends, 10 which the walls OF his
| library alone have been witness, sxcte nothing save
a smile at that .eacoethes sctitendi" which feeds
upon and ustans Itself by the creduIity OF its dupes
| ard victims.
! Upon my alluding 10 the various suggestions and
assertions of the p csc in reluu to lis Cabinet he
REPLIED
"I think the prea. has ~ length 10 The con.
clusion (which has always been inevitably that il s
be-t 10 allow me 10 CHOOSE my own cabinet. a.
sure yur that no one will know whom shall choose
for my Constitutional advisers, until the announce
uen, is mad: at my desire.
| To decided frmnees of character, Mr.. Buchanan
untes great reflection: the tout ensemble OF his phsl
ognomy and phrenology, is such rs no one can con.
template without yielding his assent to th. lnteectu-
| al superiority and moral purity OF the man.
In the course Of our cunvcIsation alluded 10 the
growing confidence among hls polillcdI ebaiee tnht
| he would be unrwayed by sectional feeling. "On
hat poiut," said he, 1.-THE country shall not be de
celved; every party ard every mau shall have fair
| and impsrs! hearing
Expressed regre; that our own Stats had not been
| among the number OF his constituency.
"lt is rue" said he, "l in tue minority in the
State, but The city stood by nobly in the hour Of!
trial can never forget ber struggle and her tn
| umphant majority"
The expression of Mr. Buchanan's countensnce,
during this short reply, such as to stamp with
the impress Of truth the spontaneous burst OF g1nu
ne feeling.
I'm relation to the Presidency" continued Mr..
| Buchanan. IL may repeat what -aid by etter' 10
YOU in 1852 il i. more honorable than any dindem IN
Chris;endom but cannot forget also that ts respon
.ib,rs are immeasurable. shall, however, 90 my
best and look forward to just, but NOT partial ap
precsrion of my motives and actions, by my country
that is all ask"
After all hours familiar conversation Oh various
topics unconnected with politics, took my leave OF
the venerable statesman whom ! had known for
many years. fully impressed with the conviction that
hs would b., empha'icslly the President OF the
Tnion Yours truv EERAI.
.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF LOUIsI

ANA.
The Louisiana Leg;.lsur. organized on the goth
inst, and Cow WcklliIe sent III his message next
day.
The condition Of the State Treasury appears 10 be
satisfactory. The receipts tor the year were ,s6s
G. the expenditures, ,539 $40 IS receipts over eI.
peniitures $27OUls,l3; balance in the Treasury on
the lst of January, ssUs il4,' which includes all
,l. trust funds. The number OF bonds issued TO rail-
roads during thu year is niuety-two amounting TO
S92, ,OOO The Yicksburg. Shreveport and Texas rail
road from the Mississippi TO Monroe, "a miles, to
Shreveport, III miles, and 10 tho State line oil Texas,
where il meets the Southern Pacific road, ls9 miles 10
in the hanGs of energetic contractors, who have the
frs, thirty five miles completed and are laying down
the iron supers,ruc'ure 1t is estimated that within
four years the Pacific road will be completed to the
Trinity in Texas, and the Louisiana road to the State
line making distance Of nearly iOU miles. The
Congressional land grant to the roads smounts L,
100 94 acres and most oft s the finest cotton land
in the State.
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DEATH OF THE HON. PRESTON $. BROOKS

The public sympaihles we're deeply and painful!
alfred last evening" about o'clock, by The news OF
the sudden death of the Hon. Preston s. Brooks, q
Represr NATIVE in Congress from the State OF South
Carolina. lie had been un~ell but two or iiire'
days and his indspostion was hardly known beyond
the circle Of his particular friends, when Information
of lis death broke upon the publ heart with more
than ordinary solemuliy. We learn from one oi IN"
colleagues of the amsnted dtceused that ms mandy
WAS severe coid which terminated III violent Group
at n nome nj when hs friends hgd reason to suppose
tha, h- crisis OF his llness mad passed Yesterd"y'
National IateQtycnc,r
Til. int !ligence of the sudden demise ofhs warm
hear,ed gallant and eloquent representative OF Sonth
Carolina, when received IN Richmond, caused uni
Yersn sc.row.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, the 2Sth Of Sep
Ii te,,ber, n negro man named NELSON. Said negro
abou, i've feet eight inches high his age -
Is years. heavy set whskers. which arc rather
thin. He OF dark copper color clothing not recolect
ed He was bought In Richmond some weeks since. and
suppose is making his way back. The above reward
will be paid for the apprehension and commitment OF said
negro to Jail that set him again. Post Office,
Mos,insford Charlotte Co., Va
HENRY E. EDMOEDS
Oct l5--cu FoR SAML HASSAH
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE. PRYOR Il DUSNAVAST.
s~~>>N>>'~N>NN~>>>>-~>
WIN. F. RlTCHlE Il ROGER A. PRYOR. EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING. J.NUARY 30.
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IRON, IRON.
NNDWIN WORTIIAM CO. keep constantly on hand
LIZ and offer tor sale:
TrelegAr and English refined
Common English
Swede's aud Country (jpoN
Russia and English Sheet
Band aud Hoop
Oval Horse shoe and Nail Rods
English and American Blistcrcd Steel
Enylor's Cast aud German do.
Sheet Zinc, Spelter
Also, Peruvian and Mexican Guano
Linz, Tar, Ground Plaster
And full assortment OF GROCERIES.
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