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QUARTZ IN CALIFoREIA-TheS San Francisco
Bulletin has the following:

QUARTZ IN CALIroREIA--The San Francisco
Bulletin has the following:
"The most extensive operations in quartz are
conducted In Grass Valley, where also Is to be
found the Alison Ranch lead, supposed to be the
richest in the world. yielding from $3.50 to $500
Der ton. 1t is the property of six men only, who
purchased the ground for . comparatively small
sum, and are now reaping unheard of profits
Since their mill started. on the lat October. they
have taken out from $50, 900 to $4,000 per week,
and there is no apparent falling off in the richness
of the ore.
"There are altogether eleven steam and TIVE
water power quartz mills In Grass Valley. exclu-
sive of the one of the Alison Ranch, which yield
ut the lowest, IS, and at the highest 5000 per ton
The whole country around contains quartz rock
and we are assured that capital, experience and
judiclous management are alone necessary to make
all these mineral riches of tangible value. A gen.
tleman of superior Intelligence, and possessing the
best opportunities for observation, remarks that
the present twisting mills and machinery would
not crush out the rock known to exist in the Val
ley 10 . century"
The quartz mills are said to be generally paying
handsomely, and In some instances largely above
their expenses. Nearly ALL at least In Grass Val
Icy, have paid the cost of erection, amounting to
from $40 900 to $4,000.
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A. nesting Of the Commissioners of the city
authorized to subscribe e2O0, 900 TO tina Wilmine.
son. Chafietts and Rutherford railroad
Waeningtons birthday was celebrated In Leees
surg. Va The Grafton WA delivered by Mr., Kill
gouF.
James Weleh. who was shot In Alexandra. VI
- John T. Edd hes recovered. -
=. T ~, nsseiesn L.s!slstass made appropriations
~ Kansas, "ASA = s''."vo
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LIFE OF PoLiTlCIAN.-C. y. Grove, Esq, .
Tspnessesn, thus bids adieu to politics:
The life of . politician Is an arid waste; with
but rarely . reviving sight of gus ang waters and
hlushing fowers His heart sooner or la:er must
brouss or break. Sometimes the sunshine smiles
On him, and dis his bosom with fleeing happi-
ness. These times. though are the exceptions to
the general rule-they are the days OF the rctic
regions; short, cleaning. and isolated-the bright.
Or because they are brief. and shine on eternal
SHOWS. and are succeeded and preceded by almost
perpetual night
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chant Of this city, we'll known and highly respects
3D. failed In business and after settling up his af.
fairs, gave to bis principal creditor deed of trust
on certain real estate to secure the payment OF
$4,000 At the time the property was barely
valued ct that, 80 the creditor put the deed In his
safe, and there. 30 far a. he WAS concerned, the
mastsr ended. The merchant, broken down, dis
appointed poor, but yet enterprising, went South,
visited California. Mexico and South America spe.
euletsd, made half dozen fortunes and lost them
AGAIN A few weeks since, he returned to the
9aty, sick, trsvel-worn, needy and dishea rtened-
~ chance, he met his old lawyer, who informed
hin that the estate had increased 10 value tn &7O..
wv, which left the broken merchant S5s. 900 70
begin life again with.-& Louis Leader.
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: RICH Nj ON ID A ND ID A N
UVILLE RAILROAD .-WINTER AR


RANGEMENT.-Qn and after Wednes-
day Octr lst, 1885, the mail train will leave RICH
M connecting at the Junction with South. sde Rail.
road to Lynchburg at IL NJ, and arrive at Danviils
5P. N. Returning leave Danvilis at 7:l5 A. NJ, con-
Meeting the junction W lth SouthSide Railroad 70
Petersburg or Lynchburg at IL M, and arrive at
Richmond at S:ls, r. NJ. The train will stop for
passengers at the folio wing points only: Msnches-
ter, Robiou's Coal-fela, Temshswk, PowhstAn, Mat.
toax. Chuls, Amelia c. A., Jetenville Jennnes Ordi-
nary Junction, Prces, Meherrin, Keysville, brakes
Branch, Mossingford. Roanoke, Clover, Seottsbure,
Boston. New's Ferry, Barksdals's, Rinsgoad and
Danville.
Children and under II years Of age and celored
servants half price Servants travelling by the mselves
must be furnished with two passes 90 that one may
be retained at tho office where they purchase their
tickets and 1t must be expressly stated that " have
permission to ride on the cars
Passenger for FarmvtIe, Lynchburs. Wytheville,
Abingdon, Va, and tonesbero', RnsselIvine and
Knoxville, Tenn, connect with South-Side Railroad
at junction.
Passengers for Greensboro and Salem, N C., con-
meet daily at Dsnvilla with Holdsrby 4 Cas- fast
linz of 6tasea -
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The Rev. d.. Francis L. Hawks, of New York,
has consented 70 deliver the address before the Ma
sonic fraternity In that State, In Oxford, on the
04th day OF June next on the casion Of The com.
Dletion Of 81. Johns College.
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1NFIKMAKY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
l. LE6E OF VIRGINIA This In6rmary, located
in the city Of Richmond (corner of College and
Marshall is open for the reception of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
Surgical aid, except the insane and thoie lsborns
under contagious diseases admitted Into the In
sttution. The accommodations for the sick are com.
plete.
7he patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors of the College, aided by re sident Ply
scian The charges for Medical attey dance Surgi-
cal Operations, Nursing Diet, Medicine, and every
service rendered by the institution, are for
WHITE stienu.. per week
Soioteo '.'.....'................
Attending surgeons-krof GIBSON, PErIcoLAs
and WEXFORD.
Acting Phydcians-Prof. TUCKER, ecorr and
CONWAY.
Resident Physicisn-MARIos Howard. ND
Stewsrd-F. NJ. PARRISH,
President OF lnhrmsry-L. 8. JoYNEs, M D.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients to
the lnfirmary, or desiring information NAV address
the President or the Steward. ASSN
~ TOKAGE..-Mer ccomm cd lion
~ Warehouse, for the storage of Flour. Wheat.
Corn, Coffee, sc, DO.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest BY storing with us. We save them all trouble
In receiving shipping and marking, attending srson.
ally to that selves,
They also s.vs q large amount Of morSyan d.ayage
alone, by storing with Our Werehs use being ut
usted on the dock goods be received and deliver.
ed frse of draysge.
Insurance effected at tha lowest city rates II do.
sired BRIDGfCRD l. co,
nol9 Corner goth. Dock az Cary streets.
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MEDlUINEs.
< CEKTxIN CURE FOR ALI:
In dreary winter, snow or rain,
When winds do blow, am the same
In lowly cot rich mans retreat,
lam to Them INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For th ose that use me tits their pride
TO re commend when cast down With grief,
For COUGHS and COLDS, It's to prevent,
And cure all those for such Pm meant,
Pm nice to take tits quite tress
Do take this Syrup, LEoNAKD's INSTANT
Price 25 cent, DC. &c. fe 10
MEDICAL TEsTIMONY..FKUM THE
WI JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
VAThis Ii to certify that have used In my practice
and have used by others, DR.. L. Scott's Cseb'a
ted White Circsssisn Lniment, and have no hest
tston In saying that have more confidence in it than
any other Liniment l ever saw. have used 1t IN
rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Pains and Burns,
with almost universal success. and can with conf
''''' '''' EDWIN PARSONS, MD.
-,V Va, Dec. 4. 1856.
All the above Medicines for sale by PURCELL L.dd
4 Co.. and Alex. Duval Richmond. jas
IACKsON's EXCELSIOR BITTERS.-.
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from well known and dstinguished citizen, and sec
how highly he speaks Of these celebrated Bitters,
"Mr r. II. JAcKsoN--Dear Sir: My mother.in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsia for some sixteen years. Not finding any per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
induced to try your Excelsior Bitters,' and 1t
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She now enjoy her food with relish to
which she stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine Csc. w. WILEY"
% KMOVAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side, aud about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. L. continues to treat
all syphlitic and sonorrheal complaints and having
had much practice in this ine stters himself that he
can give general satisfas elton. A call from
hose interested 10 solicited.
DR. 2. also makes and vends Of the best rssto-
ratives. chemical Extract Of French Flowers,) for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public
DR.. p may be consulted eonfdentialy by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
To order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A NJ, till Pm. Franklin
street. near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va. no Is
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CLvvkk BkkD..-l50 bsshels prime
~ Clover Seed, rsseIyiss for sale By
fs9 LEWIS N. WEBD 4 CO.
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vtouRNx.rI.s quiet no l...ess &c 70. ::nip
.:ss y: an s.s';s =: o. s s.S - s.sia. IN
I'll: s.a.: qS,s SOD s5i S. s:S
81 Sooi Isl good to prime wn. ssur.s, Receipt.
shsrs are no sales so0''
Hight .~.,,., little. We now quote
CokN.nsr .ss ARE lots ss01o css.; i. smaller
pareas 7e072 sts.
by TELEGRAPH.
u..rrxoar, Feb. q b Flour. S6,l2 Wheat y
- dsmssd but unchanged. Corn---Whits $50
%: yellow, So.
n,w Yo.x, Feb. 2'th.-F Flour buoy.nt State
&C 80 % IS. southsrn unchanged. Wheat, quite
NEW OaLEAss. veb. 24.-Ths Gales Of Cotton to
AZ eom priced $500 bales. Ths market 10 easier but
s-kbits no q.oeabs decline Mid ding 10 quoted a.
ia olse The sales 10 three DAYS amoust to vs. Ooo
hsies while the reaelets in the same time IL OF NJ
q 500 sssiuss Is 10 the same time last year Mecs
port 'otsa ct o2l p Dbl. Lard In kegs 10 worth
lsfs Pm.
MostLs, Feb IS The rsce'es OF Cotton a. tnis
part Ia three dave foot up 100 bales. Kidding ID
quoted at III 1'Ss.
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II AfOrhECAkN AMI nj u q
~ STORE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
II his friends and the public generally, that hs
Ia has moved into his new store. ION the corner
Of 18th and Broad sts, Church Hill and ha, supplied
himself with fresh and we'll sescted assortment OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES,
CIGARS, ETC. He solieits call from the public,
assuring them that they will fnd every thing that
usually kept 10 well regulated Ding Store -
a Prescriptions carefully compounded At sal hous
of the day and night.
WIN. @. SNELLINGS Broad st,
fe Aim Corner OF 18th CHuRcH HILL.
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RLkACHED AND UNDLkACHKD DO.
- hEorICo--Just resolved new supply u veil
knows seylss at low prices. call 10 collected at
hS ALFkcO NOSES, % Aais It.
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Ia 60 .S GKE so.iTt,s N0RTH saflSS

E cssssa1 GREAT NORTHERN
- FOR TRAvEL.-TwICE DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACoUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Ove the Richmond, Frederieks.
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seventyive miles, and BY splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve mes-n
all 1870 miles in seven hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, 7 A. NJ and u P. NJ. and bag.
gage under charge of special agents checked through
o Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Hss
York.
FARE.
To Washington, e5-s
6UV
The track of the Railroad between Kichmsnd sad
the Potomac River 10 Row undergoing relay, more
than two-tbirds of it being already completed With
edge rail of superio or quality, willie the remainder
il in admirable condition.
The r. 4 r. P. R. R. has been in operation for 2
years and in all that time either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads Of
otherwise, which 10 without parallel In the history Of
railroads In this country. s. RUTH,
Superb tepdeDt of Trsnsportation.
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&yNA GAhDENINlSssThe SubBc fiber r, WIN
Ohas had twenty 1--we years experience as an
X&SA Ornamental Gsrdeoer, has located in this
Sity and will be pleased to receive orders
for job work of all kinds in his line Of business,
n the city and vicinity, such Turing, Grading,
Lying out Gardens, Pruning and Planting Shrubs,
Grape Vines and Trees, &c, &c
Particular attention paid to Gardens or Lots In the
city and rsghborhood, and also enclosures in either
of the Co m .teries engaged by the year season
Orders left at the Flower Garden Of Mr.. John
Morton, head of Grace street, will recsiye prompt
attention fe Gins WIN. Logic.
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ID lion 10 situated ON Church Hill, Richmond. Va,
In deli ghtful, airy position, and is furnished with
tents and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lyin4in Wards are peculiarly sommodous.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. ..........."........$5 FER week
Whites u"
Private accommodations. to 10 "
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Nedi.
icines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
" No Small PoX admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 9Th.
C. 8. MILLS, M. D.,
18th street, between Broad snd Mauhsr.
BIT. COLEMAN, m. D.,
Corner of 4th and t3rao. streets.
Resident Physcian-Dr WOOD. 10 l-om
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ID PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and
promptly dispensed at all hours, day and night
~ by one Of the Partners, at
IA MEADE l. BAKERS


New Chemical and Prescription Store,
1856, N. w. corner Of Main and 10th streets,
no 12-d4m Just above New Custom House.
NUTlCK.--Niy., wife Martha a. Lewis
~ has left my bed and board, without Just cause
provocstion on my part; therefore, do forwarn
all persons against receiving her into their houses
giving her credit for any thing my account for any
ia IS en- JOHN LEWIS.
NOTlCk..-The best invention ever offsr-
~ ed to the public 10 the Floating Ball or Knucke
Washing Machine All persons living IN The counties
tain them of w H. Woodward North side Of tain st.,
between 9th and 9Th streets and East side of 9th,
between Grace and Franklin streets, or James N.
P rdue, in Manchester, and of j. w. Rowett, in
Petersburg.
jss-u w. N. BRAGG CO.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUsI.
"A NESs.-The subscriber respectfully informs bis
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF Gerst Lisberser, recently occu-
pied by J. R. Lipscomb, Main street. in the town
enssnment for sale, either publicly or privately all
kinds of Country Produce, and ell articles Of Goods
Wares and Merchandise. Groceries 60, and mako
the usual advances on conagnments.
He will a. heretofore attend to the sales OF To.
bacco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly, either in Danvls the surrounding eoun-
try He latters himself that an experience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their ps.
sssF JONES, fo1@sr9 ' Of the house Of JeSn
son Co, he fstters himself that the requirements
of all his friends will be fully met
He refers to Messn. Stokes l. Rives, David r. Will
liams Samuel Ayres and James A. Cewardin, Of
richmond and to all the merchants manufacturers,
and business men generally, in Dspville.
ia lO-t THOS. d. NEAL.
10 EMOVAL.-D. HAiaKKTY, He'll and
II BRASS FOUNDER AND FINIsHER.-Hsying 70.
moved my Foundry to No. 256 Main street, between
7th and 9th streets, am now prepared to execute
orders for all kinds Of Brass and Competition Cast
ings also all kinds of Brass Finishing; and having
purchased the patent right OF Garratt's Patent Anti
Friction Metal which 10 superior TO any thing OF the
kind now in uss will furnish the much cheap
or than Brass.
D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brsss Founder.
No. 256 Main street.
~ y. All ttnds Of Reils made to order. 10 '7-au
VHOICK GUNPOWDkk TnA.-A new
~ supply OF GREEN TEAS, just opened. The
very best 0UNPOWDEk TEA, retailing ct euly
81 Ger pound full assortment Of cheaper Teas
st 50o 75s- SOC 10, according TO quality. fystr
rate Black Tsa, at sos Best ooloas Black Tea, 76c
WILLIAM T. KING, and F.aLlin IT..
fsi2-lm Ola Asykst.
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I UMBER, DMKBSkD AND IN The
- kOU0a.-PooEine. ell kinds Wsstheshoar&iag.
ehslviue. Partitions and Car etu0; Caslng Plank AaA
b. C. huDINeON,
Bslvidsrs Planning Aill4
70 l4-2w 9Th and Arch sts.
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NEW FIR NCHN !

- NEW FRENCH n
L. EATING HOU8E.-WN(A
8. ZETELLE begs leave ~W
u.s. to inform the public that ~
he has tilted up in elessnt style the store No. Isl
Main street, one door be ow the Exchange Banh,
where he 10 prepared 70 furnish Meals in tho best
style ct short notice.
This establishment 10 arranged ON the New York
plan. 6nacks are furnished 1t ell hours Prices for
snacks range from l2 to 81 ceots, according to the
smount furnished. Breakfasts from6 A. H., 70 IL ~
Dinners from IL H., to P. N. Suppers from TO 10
PM
He asks the public for their patronage. assuring
them that be will be ready to serve them, in tho De"
style, with ell that the market affords.
- ASSN
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~ DRUG erOkE FOX sALE..-aiy
80 Professional engagements requiring my entire
IL attention, will sell the Key, stock and FIX
IA lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
very favorable terms if immediate application il
made. The stock is not large, but is very well
lected, and good business be done by any com.
petent person who can give it proper 6tention.
fe Its JOHN r. JACKSON.
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w y, Sn EE 4 1NpN ANU us FIT.
i TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
subscriber 10 fully pre- pared to do ell kinds of work
in the above business with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favors and
solciu continuance Of the some. Being master
Of his business he promise his customers that
ell work done BY him will, at least, be equal to any
other house ia the city, and fully ss sheap-a fact
ROOFING, 0UTTERING. &c.-He 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in very supe-
nor manner. both in town and country.
TIN WARE -Alwsys on hand, large and sene-
raj assortment of Tin Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING lHe is likewise prepared to do
eli kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner
/ PUMPS He keeps always on hand q large aud
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY
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ID EMOVAL.-INrs. WUOLhOUsE cur.
IL PER and LEECHER, has removed her resi-.
dence to No. 1872 Main street, over Mr.. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and will cheerfuly wait
upon those needing her services, either by DAY or
NIGHT.
N. B-Constsntly receiving from the importers,
Stceedish and Spanish Leeches.
Also Ladies HANDBAGS that are highly recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, on hand, and made to
order fe 9-dIm
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r,rz.zztsze=zs, NOTICE To TKAVELLERs
tls:sssesssss e. GOING NORTH-Passensers going
North are hereby Motif cd that the route
via fredericksburg and the Potomac River IL NOW
OPEN And for the present, will be run Once
Daily-Leaving Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reaching Warrington at O'Clock. P. M.
~ Through tickets, usual. will be sold to
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
For further information, apply to the undersigned
at the Depot on Broad street.
JAMES B. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
Office Richmond, and ,. R. R. Co..
RICHMOND, Feb. Z, 1857
~ P. 8. Going North the train stops at Ashland
for Breakfast. fec
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$50 prizes amounting S204 900
Whole Ticket. 90; hslye, 5; SusrieT' $50.
Pho Numbers from to SO. 900, corresponding with
| those Number on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper are encireled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 2l2 prizes similarly printed and enclrcl
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and . number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize IL drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhb.
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits
.ionsrs the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation 10 repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
| the two succeeding Numbers to these drawing the
first IL Prizes will be entitled to the Dc Apprt xims-
ton Prizes according to the scheme
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the 900 prize
For example, if the number drawing the $50, 900
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 If the num-
Der ends with No 2 then all the tickets where the
number ends will be entitled to go and SO on to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which il the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole Tiches......ssO
t" 10 10 quarter nan 1885,. 1885,. %
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered receipt Of which they will be forwarded
BY the first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end.
ing in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
~ Purchasers will pleaae write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
e. Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
r. ALI prizes of 9 900 and under, paid mmedi-
ately after the drawing-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets csshed renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
g. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga,
r. ~ Al
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IA Of September lasts bright mulatto negro boy,
N named TOM, about rs years old. When be
Il. left had on q straw hat with a black band
q ciouded or spotted frock coat. Has full head Of
hair, scars on one or both arms near the elbows; q
scar on the inside of the e those scars have
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
IL left handed; shrewd and intelligent and will no
doubt attempt to pass a. q free boy, and may hire
himself a. such.
will give the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery Of said boy to me secured In jail 20
that get him. WIN. A. CLEMENT
Address Camubeil Courthouse Va IA IO-ts
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(Sn111U31El& "VNDh HSfNEV Elk CHASE.
- Man born Of a woman has but a short
time to live; therefore sm DESTROYS
AAt to make good use Of my time. After
being afflicted for a number Of years. yea in the fiery
furnace and coming out with the patience of Job,
now call for help-but ss Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder to the Wheel and variety 10 the spice
of life, have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and acquaintanees to give me call and
will please and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAN, part Of Greek Nation,
NO 1S-s Stall No. T. Old Msrket.