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n,CHnOND ENQUIRER.
DAILY, sEarwEsxLr, AND WEEKLY,
lesisHru PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
r Z r NJ g:

81 ,., seyen dollars per annurn, ana a INC
PSI! Mas if taken for = shorter per,oo tnsn one
Weekly, hrs dois pc, shnah ba aa .uS
go ~ six months payable in advance % os raa
~ S.t or remiitea oS n' P'f'
,n e a, the end OF the year. .,-,,,.,,,, ~ -.
uf1nnar - r,,v of extending the clrculauon oi tne
81 Ii,h uS Wn INQUIRER in the Southern states, tne
gHNo.n,Dh have commenced the issue OF "EEhLi
IN which contains nearly sn ''0 'ooos '"''' "
Ds'y MI" . no,hipc OF the political character OF the
,S,iS%D esS INQUIRER, which 10 now what 1t was nall
hHo Wc msy STATE thnt It Is the purpose OF the
n, their encrsies 10 the discussion Of the
'u' w ,o;.b NOTTINGHAM has brought before tne
Snn,ry ,-., Ia nrhN.hed everv wsdnesd ay
lhe ,er sanu,n il paid In ADVANCE for ~. SO
Srh'Is ,,r, " i. no, made in advance. deduction 10
en Of clubs In the following ratio: for Slo ak
nde 'a & Nscsly ENQUIRER will be furnished for S20
rones ,or $40 twenty four copies and 80 on In
- same p''pTIrHRMs pTrRMs OF ADVERTISING.
~ rsoy1ssp-For TEN lines or less, nrst
THE .. cspts and every succeeding insertion twsn'
-. II inserted twice week or tafee tihss
yeSe and hall cents tor eacn lnseltion ateI
and when inserted only once week n'sy een''
so{ eaea Srw,WsExLY For TIN hnes or lees hrst tn'
TIE .,.n,s5ye ceats for Zach subsequent insertion
.sr,.. when inserted only once wsok ssventynVe
Sots 70. escn ,,.. AZ ,a.s frat ins sertior
erentv ave cents; for each contanaahoe hty con ~
=. $50 Tor two squares and in that proportion ior ad
-. Of greater length except Aucnoneets VINO
= eb.rsed slu0, paper included)
~ al Obituaries and! rSbutes OF Respect, exceeding
49,, lnes are charged for as Advertisements
Ordara rom distance be accompanied win the
nav or references insure execution
Se Al dues 10 this Office may be RENTED per mail In
,ceS rsisbe Rank notes. af the risk ot the ednrs
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p1cuTINa A WRNSa.

The Know Nothings of North Carolina are very
iudpnau; because tho Legislature If :nat State have
blott.d on, the Wbig preamble Of is46, that implied
condemnation Of the Mexican War, and threw the
whole biane of that var upon President James Z.
Polk. Ths preamble Which accompanied arssolu-
,ion aopropriating money for defayng the expenses
Of the noble North Carolina volunteers, passed by
the Legislatcre of lsl6-was stain upon the fair
character Of the State, and virtually impeachea the
saar: spirit. who volunteered In defence of their
countrys honor, going to aght wicked and dshon
o-abIs war. 1t was due TO the State, to the noble
volunteers, and to the memory Of James K. Polk
that 60 ncrslroua act Of partisan prejudice should
be wiped from the Journals Of The LesislsAre' as
I, hss kssS scIs,
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AMERICAN (3IIiNO

The ship john Marshall, clea' ing c"'''~''' Z.
American guano islands in the Pacific oe-'n' "a
from New York ON Thuradsy. the l3h inslri
II tine first clearance OF vessel goirg dil' ' %
th,s country u our gusuo i,lapos III the = =
ocean Samples of this xuano have h."m re-, j., O..
and tested, both in the laboratory o. he c'' No.
of nature The products o! the sill srr : ''"'
be thrsetold more than tbs produces t''n ~. re.
vIan gunno, sowed in the samo SOL an? u'r; "
s.ms conditions; and this is said to be- 10 'h'r' .
cordanc. with ID. auay,i. of n. ennis e. " T.
HAYS, Of Boston He rspor's Jarvis l''+nd s"-, ~
contain Sc parts of phospnoric acid rh' ~, ,s ! -
Wan guano contains but rs parts TO ~ $50, ,....
The American Guaao Cgmpsn;. ha', ,"', ~ ="
80 ~ srs covered with zusno snd Co, "brn Use,
Yr as reported D. m by Com M.rvinr ha". Ant CO. u ia
Iahn Marshall ali the buildings, ouoys, speE., ~
chor. 30. NECESSARY for the su'uo usde.
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DEATH or HON. ANDREW STEVENSON.

DEATH OF HON. ANDREW STEVENSON.
The annexed article, which We copy IRON The Char
Lotesvile Advocate, announces to us the demse OF
disfingu.hed gentleman whose dsath, We cannot learn
without sincere sorrow. The kind feelings and rels-
tions VI more than hall century, uninterrupted sy
occasional party fluctuations and differences, o"uu
not be ssrvered unexpectedly and finally wIthcot y
pang. Mr. Stevenson had many Qualities 10 a'.1Gn
character does not oyerdraw its excellence IN any par
,icuar When we last him. NO, long since, n,'
manly form was as erect and be a: sieft aao
TO ali appearance, as ever and might h"'. res.nsGy
hoped for several years OF e.e"ts M ri. siorrapbsr,
L Aat.auoi fnLc!torHc>r.
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assistance to the amount of ono cent. snrb con.

assistance to the amount of ono cent. Such con.
tracts as have been entered into for conduct.
ing the foreign post service should be faithfully
observed until they expire by limitation when more
Of them should be renewed; and all mail matter cou
veyed by foreign subsidized steamers should be met
with discriminating postage after that time. Our
policy henceforth should be TO give to all vessels the
postages which they earn, and not one cent more
This will be due to the Steam Ferry Line.
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GOVERNOR or NEW JERSEY.

Governor Newell had to walk from mis- Is.:''e' =
in Allentown, n j.. ts Trenton, dis'amc" "
mies. on foot, in order IN reach the rsptnl in 'r-
b. isnagurated, as ihs weather forbid travelling =
in sleiyhs or on horseback. he was sccomp"r''d
his Journey by John Vandyke OF New BIr' Il"
who happened to b. at his house: Jus; "a ~ y
about starting, man arrived at hin hon,e rtqnr,f
him the being physieIsnl to Welt prot! ssi''nHii!
to 70 a considerable distance out OF his way. I.
promptly consented 10 doso.
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Mn nIrrAaNAN.

Mr. auchansn was called on, "Wednesday atte.soon
and las, evening, at bis quarters at tn; National We
asoy T
c"rai,I,,y. rhe impression mace by his bearing to-
wsrds all of them was certainly such as to afford
ust cause for oopgra,rs,ion on :he as Of those who
regard with sOic!,ude the unity Of :he Democratic
ndiscrnIna:e and uDdscrmpa,iEg visitors attracted
TO hi. quarters by curiosity, 90, as nlny thought
xely 10 oserr.-[ WatAtsytea Stw.
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"Ion' thus wr;:es from Washington 10 tho baiti'

lnn-,: Sun;
Tn. Eorribc murder Of an American citizen In the
Clchy D.5r"rs prison in Paris by sen'inel calls
TOR hr serious action uf this government II is ne.
ces.ary that demand br made tor the humane treat
in-ut Of American ririz-ms. who are arrested Tor
a. D.. aiIh+r anon The ruiz. AmeriCans or foreigners
..,ofcry IN this case is certainly just, and ought
t., De .nsisrd upon. A,ner!oa: deb:or. ought NOT to
b. ;-ea,rd there Than Fr-nch subject: are here.
Tic a..eru aws If auce in relation 10 debtors ap'
rly oiy 10 fnregn.ls and not fh'ir own cliisens.-
Frrp.i, citizens, bat m.::aned in full force, Us at
ihi, dav. "a regard TO foreigners. Mr.. Morey went
on, to Europe al inc time Of the worlds fair in Lou
don, and became patent agent, M assignee o! 8
patent, from whuh be made u largo fortune Es
we're anslly sustained by Judicial deSi'ioo, and be
v.,. II is said, 70 havs been reeved tho very day
h4 was shot by the sentinel FOX looking out OF tho
rpdn
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ppu.pxABLE EscAPE.-Mr,. M,,or D.

REMARKABLE EsCAPE..Mr,. M'j"r D..
field, wife of the oommandan.st "es, r" Iii; rT'..''
Him % down to the ferry wharf. when her hu" :,
frigbt, rushed down the hi, struck his h..d ay"'-
a vail, killing him Instantly, and threw Mr. ''..
s-ld and the orderly who vas driving. '=n'r g ~
feet over into the water, fortunately doing n-ir,
any serious harm. The wagon aiso wss en'ir :. ~
injured. The ferry boat was Jrsf appr"ac9'' X
wharf when the accident occurred, aad ihs bonn
promptly resdered such assistance as was .,gi.l, :
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HON. REyERDY JOHNSON ON TIE SIMON
TON CASE.

The New York Tribune say, that Reverds John.
son gave written opiuiou. maintatnipE tina. under
the existing law Mr.. Simortca was bound to disclose
what be- had rsp.ed and il that did not compel him,
the probability Of the passage Of ihe law adopted
recently In tho House would result in the same
practical effect Independent of these consideratons,
he advised him TO testify fully for bis own sake.
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ny THE 1:0YEkNOK OF VIRGINIA,
pDn,N aMATIOE

AvyuEREAS, acommunca a,ionh has been received from
Nv the honorable John I Lomsx tenaenns MS res.g
,,on "a me Judge Of the Eighth Circuit TO take effect on
fifteenth OF February next and the same having been
cep;e 5y,he Executives therefore, in conformity 10 law
sheriff OF each Of tn, counties OF Lancaster, Nor
3n,mb.rl.nd Richmond, Westmor' land, King George.
.,,ylvania Caroline Hanover, King William, King and
een and E.ssx composing said Circuit !. hereby re'
70 cause an election for Judge OF said Circuit to
rs held on The 10Th day Of February next at the places
under my hand Governor, and under the seal
of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 10th
lSEAi day of December, eighteen hundred and Fifty.
tk and In the sls, year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
zIy :ae Governor: G2oRox w. MuSyoKp, Secretary OF
- conr,onwesph Dec le-ctde
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d AN AWAY from the subscriser, on the 2s,h of Sep
II tcnber negro man named NELSON Said negro
Is about i've feet eight inches high his age "a
years hesvyse wears whiskers which are rather
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 SO that get him again. Post Office
Moss.nsford, Charlotte Co., Va
HENRY E. EDMoNDs,
Oct l5-cd Pon SAM'L HANNAH
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=. .JOHN g. GEORGE GIBSON,
uOIJsE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.

uuAyING extensively fitted up their estabishmsnt
Ill with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
to furnish at short notice and reasonable terms all
kinds Of portable anishsd Carpenters WORK, such
ish, &C. -
SASH, Blinds and Doors, of all varieties.
Stairs Handrals Porches, Verandahs b".cone,
Cornices Cornice Moudings and Brackets Of all sizes
and patterns
Mouldinss Of oil deseflpt9p, T..
WssI.boards, Caais sbosrds Ceiling boards, &c, &C.
They will make estimates for work to plans furnished
them aud deliver 1t At their factory at the estimated prices
Orders respactfuIlY sociked. aao ko-cu
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMTNIsTRA.
II TOR on the estate of James N. Underwood, dec d.
persous having claims against said estate will present
oen tn the uuderdgnsd Tor settlement; those indebted
Sfoesay requested 70 make payment TO bm without de
w. W. TIMBE ERLAkE, Admir-,
'u uf->iY or JAS u. UrpHswoop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03

The splendid Academy Of Music recently inau.
vurs,ed in Philadelphia at the of Broad and
Locus. streets, is much larger and fner building
than Its rival in New York. The following figures
compare the two'
Area In Area of Stsge Audience
sQr. feet DepaEtmsn.. Depart,a,.
N. York Academy. 4,0s1 $3.50 H. 2eO
Philadelphia " $1,000 l3,vVo 2l,OtO
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We are authorized to state, in response to enquiries
made in our columns, that Mr.. John q. Rutherford
of Goochlsud, be candidate for 70 election to ice
LegsIatsrs.
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IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE wATRoCS. 4
WAaHlScros, Jan. SJ.-Tbe Jud;ri.! Commii'T'
,f the House Esve resolved 10 :mPesch Jpas-
rous of T.4ss and Will 90 rsp0r. % tbs es: 0YPosI
uiy.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
LN IND rTvonN "a Tcss n. m


No. g. PEARL STREET.
TUNHE subscribers have this day formed Copartner
Il ship under the style and firm of FERGUSON. FA
R1SS CO., for the purpose Of conducting general IN
PoaTINa AND JoBpIsa DaY GOODS business. and have
taken the new and convenient Store House recently
cuped by J. B. Ferguson Jr No. 8 Pearl Street. Hav-
Ing made gensn to import most Of their FOREIGN
oops they will be prepared for the Spring Trade with
and attractive stock, worthy the attention Of whole.
sale buyers and which they pledge themelvesro sell
as reasonable terms any house in this market
The residue of the stock taken of j. B. Ferguson Jr.
embracing many new and seasoneble goods, we will
contnue TO ofer cost cash, Its equivalent until
the opening Of the Spring Trade.
}. B. FERGUSON, Ja,
THOS. r. FARISS,
January lst, 1887 R. NJ. FERGUSON.
return my sincere thanks the many friends aud Gus
TONER'S who have extended their patronge when
alone, and solicit continuance OF the the
concern. J. B. FERGUSON, in.
Jan 6-c3m
COMMERCIAL SAYINGS BANK.
ENHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Decem.
~ Der 18th, le53Capital $50, ,O00This Institution
eevoe deposits which interest Is paid at the rate Of
pc, cent pei s: u ,smainng on d.no''' .'- '"-'1-
WM. G PAINE, President,
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN n MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
~oface No. l33 corner Main and 18th st
Jan l9-cly
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DAN AWAY from ahs eubscrber, on the 18th DAY OF
II September last bright nluatso boy named Tom,
black baud clouded or spotted trock coat Has full
head Of hair scars on one both near the elbows
scar on the inside of the ef thigh All those scars have
the APPEARANCE being Bit cut with knife He Is
lefthanded shrewd and intelligent and will doubt at
tempt to psss boy and may hire himself SUCH
will give the above reward for abe apprehension aid
delivery said boy TO secured IN jail SO that get
him. MN. CLEmGN!.
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TEACHER WANTED


IE the Sparta Institute Sparta Georgia, who Is we'll
i qualified to teach Latin, Greek aud Higher English
The salary in this department will be regularly ncreased
until amounts TO that Of full Professorship Salary
100 for the present year Sparta very healthy High
testimonials OF character and qualifications
pany the application None but permanent teachers need
apply Apply at once to
WM. A. HARRIS, Sparta, Ga.
P elected be present by the 25h Of
February next JAN H-c3t
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHlE, PRYOR & DUNNAyANT,
~~~--~>~~~~>~>oo.->.
WIN. p. RlTCHlE ROGER A. PRYOR EDITORS.
TUESDAY MORNING, FhBRUARY 3
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S6TICE.,.

II SHALL apply to the Commissioner Of Pen,lonsM AZ
Washington City, for re ,lue of Bounty Land Waf
rant No s5265 Tor l20 ecres In the Of Wn. h. D.
Wes,hers' issued on the 18th day Of September 1856
der The act of the Sd March, 1856 which mailed at
Wsshinson directed the of the Clerk Of Rich
mond County Court Warsaw Va bat which has failed TO
resch INV hands or those whose
~ 'nA' '.e WIN II e. WEATHERs,
Ian n1s-cw6w. By James NJ Morgan, his Guardian
HysTER s1RLLs AND WHTSkEY FOR
ID sALE,-l,Oc0 bushels of 0ystet Shells for sale st
rree cents per bushel cash. free board Of vessels 70
the port Of Baltimore Aho, Calhoun Whiskey,' In
cs.es Of 10 bottles each, for sale by
PAGE, SHARP 4 CO., Box s3R Post oihoe.,
Ian ,aHewim baltimore, Nd
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UE VIRGINIA FIVE AND
HALF AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT

hTyUE HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CEhIIrI-
GATES OF DEBT, Issued BY the Srnte ct Virginia,
ijl ase notice that "ths Commissioners cf ms StHklnS
5und CT a,ed by Act OF the General Assembly OF VIZ
n second day of March 1887 redeem the sad certin
dates a, the Trss.ury of The Commonwealth sioreso
The holder. Of the certificates required on or
lore The said second day March, 1857 o he
Sane al the Office Of the Second auGi:e and whetneI
or not, the interest herecc VIII cease On 'oS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03

NDWlN w0RTHAM e. CO. keep constant,
II and offer for sale:
Tredeger and .E:gl.sh re.lsl
common English @
swede's and Country know
Russla and English Sheet
Band and Hoop
Oval Horse Shoe and Nail Rods
English and American Blistered Steel
Eaylor's Cast and German do.
Sheet Zinc, Spelter.
kha, fersyian and Mexican Guano
Dir1,, Tar, Ground Plaster :. .
And full assortment Of GROCERIES.
Dec 29E2nw3m
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January 28:h, 1857.

Dear Sir:-I send you tSs above e,s'emcn' 0" -
as you like. I consider It morally wrols I" itr is.
as truth, anything wboh IL not true. l w"- - '".
duced TO Col. Burr and his daughter /, ls ".'r, 4,
where was as school boy. saw hiln v':.' '".
Ill ho was brought to kchmond. ! cn'ht "n h"H
reminded him OF our Boston acquaintance. ad 'h.
dered my services TO him. v;s cd linn ''' er, -
by special reaueet, after ten o'clock a. II ga "a
Jackson, Sam. Swartwout, Warrington llv H. L
Ogden, and young Dayton, were bis fIisrts 4 =
not see Barney. - l..
NJ IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-03

NOTICE.
a SLAVE committed to the jail Of Alexandris
"A County, on the 9Th day of October, 1856, run.
away He oslls himaef Willis CAVE, and says he be.
longs 20 William Car: of Albemsrle County near Char.
the small finger his right hand has beca broken The
requested to come forward prove property pay
charges and take him away or he will be dealt with as
the law directs. LEVI HURDLE,
Ian 3n-eat Tailor of Alexandria county, Va.
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@|-
SlOs.lD

RorE-Those holders Of certificates who desire to re
The United STATES acknowledge the power before some
Minister Penipo,cn,iSry, Charge dAaires Consul Gene
~, Consul Woe Consul or Commercial AgeGt appointed
oouusry before the proper officer Of any court Of such
county or the Mayor other CHIEF magistrate of sry city
!SSwn " corporation theren II residing In the Omitted
Notary Public or Commissioner of Deed. appointed by
ihe Governor of v.gsia is sufficient In all eaaes the
eertthcStes must be delivered
w. CLUTTER, Auditor of publ.o Acooupts
9. a. PARKER, Register.
GEO. w. MUNfokD. Ses'y. Commonwealth
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
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NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS.

nROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned till the
Goth of February next for the supply of $40 600 feet
OF heart Pine scantng board measure570 700 feet TO be
6x3; and be 5x3 all to be In lengths OF l2
ls "a feet and be delivered the Norfolk and Pc
tersourg Rail Road Companys Wharf, at Norfolk Parties
proposing must presen, their bids in person.
Information time of delivery and character Of pay.
m?nis, viii be furnished those desiring bids but in all
cases such information be satisfactorily obtained
by visit to the undersigned at his Office.
WILLIAM MALONE, Chief Engineer.
Jan 2S-c3w Norfolk Va
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From the Richmond Wb.g. !
BARNEY ON BCRR.

The truth or want Of truth in Barpey's ''arccGo .
is immstsrial. The publication OF "!slss hets -
morally wrong.
Tss SssA SrSGsas sasyG tom asedco e 81 tkIss lee @
stopped with bis prsoner pro Hoete &. ,E- E'.!a a
vern. II was soon known that Burr W.. "a ~An' 8
good clothes, and Major Gi5bou sent him his Jss-
suit.
Mr.. Jeiferson's letter to John Page i.es .a4r"ir :
T. J. vol: |, p.9s) rspuds'es the convrrsr,i" s,",
Major Qbbon, in Mr.. Us "sanoiua." C"t IN.
was sen, to the county Ja!, from whloh he
rated on bail; he went to tho Swan 'as-r" g" ID
street, and occupied two rcnms IN The s.""nc s"I!
the house at the corner of Broad and N'tin sr''r.
Hi, daughter, Mrs. Alston, with her husband -!
children, was with him for several weeks. III o. y" "
tavern. Here it that Mr.. Barney n'",d ss So"
pue.t of Miss Martin, wbo was with her fale! - &. y
Swan.
In. fact that Col. Burr WAS on do'i, Glsmi.se- "c
.'patrol of guard..' Col. Burrs n. II qunr"' ~"
in brick house, on tho corner of Brono ai. a,NrI
streets, opposite the present Theatre. IT." '"r's
above stated can ee established by record i'" -
Major Gbbon WAS not AT the -bntie ,t he Go
pens" he at s,oney Pointi not S.ulh Ga 70" t.
var. L.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

a BsCoNDED. about the first Of the present year.
"A ARCHER, bright mula,to, about 2O years OF age
frecked face and jmber awed. He may be about Rich:
mond whore be once lived or in the neighborhood of
Goodies Bridge In Chesterfield county where his mother
lives viii give the above reward Of fy dollars If de-
vercd me- put any Jail In the State of Virginia.
tha, get possession OF him.
Address JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Patteson,
Sent l6-cwtf Macon +. O., Powhs,an county, Va.
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a FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-No, having
"A succeeded In getting teacher to teach q small
school In my family. am still desirous to obtain one inn
msiatey She must be teach the
give e33 per moi tn aud board unit, l0a Ju5 II muu.
ally rlea;ed the engagement can be renewed
Address LUTHERM GEORGE
Jan a--c3w Charlottesville
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GEO, w. ATKINSON,
COMMISsION AER Il Ant

Offlce front building, shockoe Warehouse,
RICHMOND, VI.
STILL continues to sell on commission, Tobacco
- Flour Wheat Corn. &c, and would most respectisi
II solicit from his old friends and he
generally with the renewed assurance on bis
oyeY win be made TO promote their best interest
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
yuNHE above reward will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery TO me, In some Jail in the State so
ths, get him again, of my slave LIEsEY. purchased
Liusey, in Richmond last winter, OF Mr. Cendenin. He
raised In Abemarle and has wife in the county Oh
Buckingham He ia doubtless lurking about Richmond
ha, gone to Abcmarle or Buckingham may probably
be trying to ind bis way to free State.
Linsey 10 i've feet eleven inches six feet tall straight
muscular and we'll formed and about years Of age.
JAMES II. cox,
Anril lR-cf WINrERpocx p O.. Chester6e]d Co
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9" PIT HANDS WANTEU.
II WISH hire for the ehsung year, anumber Of Coal
III Pit Hapds for whom full prices will be given. Du.
ring the past four years not sagls serious accidentto
life or limb hac ocered In underground operations
AL hi 90 win be paid punetualy, In quarterly payments at
my office In this City. JOHN ]. WERTH,
bee 23-cts Agent
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J. B. FERGUSON, JR.,
THOS r. FARISS,
January lst, 1887 R. NJ. FERGUSON
VIZ. II. TrLE1.

JoHS TYIER, Wa. u. TTLxa.
formerly Of Scottsv'lle)
TYLER 6s son,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
l36, CARY STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
SOLICIT oonsisnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat,
- Corn Butter and Country Produce generally the
sale which and selection Of goods ordered their senior
partner John Tyler with business experience Of over
30 years,) will give his personal attention
Ian 3-cGui
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IRUN, IhUN.
WIN w0RTHAM e. CO. keep constantly on hand
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The Commissioners of rne Sinking +
Richmond Nov Of leS6-c3u
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

April ls-ctf wIsrknrocx P. 81, Chesterfs