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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

AT IT.-On Saturday last number Of
workmen were engaged In mndlng tho holes In
the west sidewalk of Governor street. Better late
than never.
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COUGH ELIxIR-For Pulmonary Di

COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease In Its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH KLIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage Of a Southern community. This medi-
cine does not profess TO eradicate all diseases of what
ever natlre with v mich humanity may be sfpicted-
doeS the proprietor declare it 10 be the ONLY cURE
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired foriteef, and that too without putting,
with those who have used it, and from the great num-
Der Of certificates OF residents of Richmond, who
hare been benefited and cured by It's use feels at
liberty to commend il TO general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
Alex Duval, Chss. Millspeugh T. J. Picot, A. Bode.
ker and Chss. n Yale. my2l
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Tax FIoarbA ISplAss--Ths Tampa (Fla.) PENN
suls says that the entire military force now In
Florida, has been ordered oat on asttvs seFvfcs.-
II spmpftses sbopt 900 mSa, and Is sessps prseo
bls ths8 s6ey Wi - abs 70 cUuqe1 ~ lndfsos. Z
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Among the passengers in the Star VI the West,
for AspinwSll, are the Right Rev. Bishop Hip and
wife, on their return to California.
Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, Of Boston. was at Lecomptou,
Kansas last week, and the fact of his having lady
with him caused the gcssips of that village great
deal of unhappiness.
Rev Frederick Monoi, d. D.. Of Paris. of the
most distinguished of the Evangelical cIergy men
OF France, is in New York.
Amoug the arrivals In the Niagara, at Halifax,
Is Senator Sumner, of Massachusetts,. He will take
his seat at the commencement Of Congress.
Captain Isaac L. Stevens, Ex-Governor of Wash
ington Territory and Delegate 10 Congress. arrived
IN New York by the St. Louis, from California.
Miss Lane, the Presidents nece, who does the
honors Of the White House, Is complimented by
having her name given to the steam revenue cutter
just launched from Webb's yard in N. York.
Nelson Wood, on trial at Menphis last week for
murder in the second degree. was convicted and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for fifteen years
The Bardstown (Ky.) Gazette says that the price
Of negroes has fallen ten per cent in the last ihree
weeks, In thas vicinity.
Vice President Breckinridge has advertised bis
stock aid furniture for sale, with view, IL ID
supposed, of reading permanently in Washington
city. s5
Four sportsmen, Of Gainesville, Tenn, one day
last week, killed 1000 pigeons at the pigeon roost
Ia miles from thar place.
new counterfeit $40 bill. photogr aph, on th,
Bank OF Commerce, Cleveland, has made ita sxs
pearance In Cincinnati
Hon. Alex. II. Riss refuses TO run s..aiu for ths
efhee Of Mayer OF Boston. -
/ lie. Dsmses, sosvtess1 ss bfeamy. vas ,eutsnssd
At NnrNalk, oAts. - ~ Ash tnst, TO ibuf yaus5
y ~ psnitsatissy.
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SNOW IN NEw HAMPsHRg.-During the recent
storms the dome Of Mount Washington was cover
ed with snow, and the summit is now covered with
ITS winter robe VI ermine, which makes magnlfi-
cent show during the clear air bright sunlight OF
these November days
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sPoLIcE OpERArIoss.-Several persons
were Gagged last Saturday night for being Arunk
and dsordcsly In the street, and two persona we're
arrested tor being engaged In light, all Of whom
were hailed yesterday morning for thar appear
suce before the Mayor to-day.
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SEIZURE oP AN AMERICAN VEssEL-The Mrimachi
IN 81 Cleaner says, that abe American schooner
Dr. Kane has been seized at that port for an In
fringement of the navigation laws, she having con
veyed a cargo of wood from Quebec, Canada, to
that port
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REcovERED.-General Vim. S. Haskell, who was
placed in the Kentucky Insane Asylum a few weeks
since, has been restored, and was announced to
lecture in the Odd Fellows Hall at Lexington, XIV
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WANDERING VAGHAsr.--Jim Howle, .
well known vagrant from the county Of New ksnt,
was committed 70 Jail, Saturday last, for being
drunk aud disorderiy In the streets.
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A ACohPLIhEsL.-s. Wylie Crawford, Esq. Of the
United States army. has received diploma a. q
corresponding member of the Geographical Society
of Mexico - -
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CONVICTED FOR MURDER IN PESssYLvASIA.--AtL Ian
caster, Pa Friday, VIM. Williams was found guilty
OF the murder of Samuel Hendricks and at Lsn-
caster, the same day, Mary Jane Sebastian (mulat-
to- was convicted OF the murder of her husband
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ADVENTURE oF AN Ex-PRKACHKI-We are inform
ed OF some particulars of the previous life of Geo
Stosail, who, yesterday morning murdered Mary
Durand under such circumstances Of dreadful LrIl-
santy some years since Stovall figured in Mssis
sippl as Baptist preacher, and while iu that garb
addressed aud married widow of come property.
VINO mad two SONS grown, ami d daughter Just bud
dlng into womanhood. Soon after his marriage
with the mother he eeduced the daughter When
TINS horrld fact came known, the Young girls
brother, unable to support the degradation of her
disgrace, blew his brains out. He committed the
suicide IN field near the house having first hung
ms nat Oh cornstalk, that attention might
pc attracted to the place where his body laid
The mother and daughter fed to Texas, where the
other son lived, and after time Stoval follow
Ell them bet his bad fame had preceded him, and
the friends OF his victims threatened him with the
terrors of Judge Lynch. man, too kind leaned
him horse, that he might save himself by fight.
lie did So came to New Orleans, and sold the horse
and saddle which was lent him. Some time after
arriving IN New Orleans. Stovall married Mrs
Myers I've believe thar was the nsmel. at whom
one night he discharged gun, it WAS alleged with
intent 20 Kill. A divorce was obtained in couse-
quence His horrid act yesterday will probably
close the black record of his crimes for we believe
that there Is even yet enough of law and justice in
New Orleans to mskeit certain that such tremen-
dous villain should not remain unhuns.
". o. True Orleans.
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Col. SUMMERS TRAL-Coi Summers trial. be-
forea Court Martial is in progress at Fort Leaven-
worth. lie objected to Gen. Harney as a member
OF the Court, on the ground that he was strongly
preJudlced against him. Ris objection was allowed
and the COURT decided that Gen H. couid not sit as
a member on the trial,
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A BARBAcUE IN KEsrUcKY-The opening of the
Lebanon branch Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, through TO Lebanon, was celebrated By
a grand barbecue at Lebanon, on Thursday
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CLOTHING.
E. s. MCELR0Y,
AER CHANT TAILOR,
No 2 RAIIARn aursk

N NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
-lk2- Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS
CAoSi iMEKES, VESTINGs, &c, which he Is pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on GOOD
TERMS. and at short notice. In connection with the
above ne has made arrangements With the well
known house of W m. L. Jennings Co. one of the
most fashionable establishments in BrOadway New
York, TO supply MIN with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles, from me-
dunn to the finest quality. All new sty les will be in
tro0ucea as they came out.
An assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS win be kept constantly on hand.
oc 2-d3m X, b. ACELROY
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GeOG Shops IN NEW YoRs.-It is reckoned that
there is one liquor shop tor every eighteen fami
lies in New York city, and for some neighbor
hoods in the city, one grog shop for every ten fam
flies.
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q. s. PRIaITE CoNGREss.-The frigate Congress
arrived at Canea, Island Of Gambia. October 9th,
and left Napos on the OH. During their stay the
efticers were mnnihceDsly entertained BY the
pRsha
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WAGES REpuUED.-The wages of the cigar makers
at Sufeid, Ct, hayo been reduced l5 per cent, and
the number of workmen has been cut down from
209 to l25 within three months.
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FTRE.-A fire occurred last week in North
Charleston, Va, which destroyed adrying kiln CON.
tanning about 5000 feet of lumber belonging to the
Oil Company.
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RACING PRIZEs.-The sum total Of racing prizes
for the past year, In England has been calculated
ln BELLS Life" at one million and forty-seven
thousand dollars. Dencaster races figured huh, At,
reaching S7S250i GoodBood, sT7,575; EPSON, ss2,
900; the six Newmarket meetings S2OG,000. The
receipts of the Grand stand at the Doncaster races
amounted TO SlS94I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

NOUTHERN IRON WORKa-LEWI

~ L; BARNES. manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
on III street, West side between Main and Cary
vERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch, on such terms as warrant will give satsfac-
ton Ny Old friends, and the public generally are
solicited to give me call before engaging else
W1ere. my s-d6m
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LOCAL MATrHHa

CHARGs or KIDSAPPIsa.-Ssve days
since there arrived In this city, by the sosthsra
G, ears, Two whits women, Patsy Dsniop and Nancy
rogers, iour children, James Bobbits, . white
man. Jeferson Archer . negro man and s psxre
ooy' naiing from Chester District. South Caxolina,
ana protesting to be on their way 20 WsshtnatoD
cHy. After spending two days In fruitisss effort
20 secure passage on the cars they left hers iast
Thursday afternoon. on foot and walked 20 Tine
leys tavern. six miles North Of Rich aond. where
they stopped for the night. The evening being Q
vet aud disagreeabls one, Bobbitt Arsd up"
pretty strong on exhilsrating beverages. and b.
coming intoxicated, declared that JET Archer vss
MS slave and that he would sell him. Jefr clsim-
ing 10 Dc free man, became alarmed at his sftusr
lion, and st once introduced Nancy Rogers -
prove his status This fact, connected with others.
induced Mr.. TiDsley TO apply to Justise wafdrop,
VINO at once had Nancy Rogers and James Bohhits
arrested and committed to jail on the charge ef
Kidnapping Jefferson Archer, and also had the
negro man committed to the county jail for safe
keeping.
On Saturday evening last these parties we're
taken before Judge Meredith on Q writ of habsas
corpus, pat after bearing the evidence he rsfased
remanded to Jail
From all the facts In the case there seems to -
very little doubt that Archer 10 free man. q hs
the county from which he came. the shsri6rs re-
celpt ior ms taxes aud written contract bstvr>a
Nancy Rogers and himself for sharing the crop On
sPiece OF ground owned by her.
Nancy Rogers Processes 70 be a widow ana TIA
mother OF four children, one Of whom 10 nov at
the breast. She says her husband died sbout
WE'VE months since, and that che gave Archer Q
share OF the crop to attend her farm some few
weeks since she determined to remove 20 Wssh.
ihston, and thereupon sold her land and Negroes
and stsrted with her family, taking Archer along
under her protection.
james boobitt appears to be about sixhtssa
years OF age and iss ditcher BY trade when st
nome. Before leaving this city on Thursday last,
ne toid several gentlemen that Archer was . fres
man. ana that Nancy Rogers was q widow He
further stated that he had been employed Sy them
10 assist them to move to Washington, and that 90
soon as they arrived there. he should return b
south Calslins lie says he was drunk when he
sport. 40 0N'' W." :" -
Jane Dunlop is between nfty and'sxty wears Of
ege, and is probably the mother of Nancy RcSers
she vas not arrested, and 10 now in charge OF the
children at the hoaseof Constable Wade. =
1ne parties have employed Col August % attend
20 their case, and he has written 10 South Caroline
to get their history. II II turns out that Archer n
free negro we have no doubt that steps vii b.
as possible.
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Posr 0FFCB APFAIRs.-Establishmen Sher-
rard Marshall county, Va, George 0rem, postmss-
ter; situated directly on rOnte 5000, between
Wheeling and Wheeling Valley, Credo, Wayne co..
Va, ". D. Wilson, postmaster; on ronte from Guy
sndctte, Va, to Catlsttsburg, Ky.
ke-steblish Union Village, Northumberland CO..
Va, and appoint cambridge s. Cox, postmaster
At piantersourg, Lupenbnrg county, Va, appoint
Josephus Gresory postmaster, vice +. X. amithson,
declined
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SHoorIsG.--John Hunt, charged with
shooting William Flieksnstein. on the lssh inst,
will be examined next Monday, IL the wounded
nlan has sufficiently recovered 90 attend court.
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PLEASANT AFRAIR.-One day last week. says
the Eastern Argus, merchant in Gardiner, Ne. Of
fered TO give barrel Of -four to Rev. Chss Blake
Baptist minister in that city, provided he young
ladies would haul it to him. To this they consent
ed, and having obtained small pair of trucks, the
barrel of hour was placed thereon, and about forty
young ladies took hold of the rope and drew the
barrel about half mile, up one of the steepest hills
in Gardiner, TO the ministers house. The Garpi-
ner Band, seeing what WAS going on, headed the
procession, and played some excellent music
There was large e,crowd to witness the proceedings
and cabinet maker brought out a very handsome
rocking chair which he fastened to the barrel and
lot it go additional present TO the minister.
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EEs FALL TRADE, 1867.
- GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DKsLgR IN
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENWA RE,

NO. 20. PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
". are now receiving our Fall importations per
saips William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills,
City Of Srooklyn, &c. and per cleaners and vessels
II, . hs sactores our stock of Glass Ware Looking
'aiasses. gated goods Block Tin, Britannia and ia
pAnned Ware, &c, &c. which make up stock tn
Largest and most complete have offered, and
20 which invite the attention of the trade. Our
ct ck has been selected with special regard TO the
waits of the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
and ennessee Our facilities being unsurpassed, We
are prepared to offer goods good terms
any e-pae king house in the country.
herchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested 10 call and examine
our STOCK 40 We are sasshg1 Us they cah save ss TEX
Great care taken IN filling all orders, and none
f&e best packers employed. -
GEO. J. SUMNER
NJ -=Stnna Mara az factory nricea
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GEO. y. SUMNE III
N B-Stone Ware at factory prices. an

F1.~ xzzxazssszzxx7 RICHMOND, Oct. lst., 1857.
GA ~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
and after ,V6s dste ALL packages intended for Bx-
PRESS on til MAIL TRAINS OF the Virginia Cen
~ Railroad will be received at our ofice l34 Main
street instead OF Railroad Depot heretofore be-
ing in csnforni y with an arrangement made with
the above Comp,my. o,,
ecS-ts Adams' xpress Company.
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THs HORSE TEAp..--An auctioneer in Washing
ton, sold, Friday, a number OF young horses, from
four TO six years of age, at prices ranging from $40
to 500. The horses we're brought from Virginia
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
prizes Of 500. spproximating to Ss0ooe
prize, are Sl3e
prizes of $3.50. spproximating to $4,000
prize. loo
prises Of $500. sppro1imsting to $1,000
prize. are 500
4prizes OF $40. approximsting to 5000
prizes, are GOO
I prizes Of Si2. Approximaeng to &ro0a
prize. are zoe
prizes of sioo, approximating TO s3,ooo
prize, are 400
prizes Of SIS spproximating to g. 100
prize, are $40
prizes OF AA approxinating to 8, 100
prizes are 80
sn9 prizes Of SO 10000
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NIOST WONDERFUL DISCOyERY >

IVA certain cure for Fever and Ague-LKOS-
ARDS ANTlD0TE for the above is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t mas never been known to
tsil and is considered by numbers that have used it.
(and By the medical facuity,) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had Of
THOMAS LEONARD,
seS Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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HEAVY LOGS on HcGs.--1he packers at Cincinnati
who contracted for hogs last summer, deliverable
this fall at $500 per cwt, net. losing heavily
One establishment on Monday last cut up 800, and
found HIS net loss to be 1885 SIS. The Gazette says
that purchases made now 1T IS so do not afford "a
wide margin for profits as is desirable.
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TEE DoAlp o. AAxAosss of Ne Me-
i: isss; =; ! :isss's q - : : s.;g Js"a
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4 MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
Il TREL CLOTHING, at ITO Main street. and our
stock We consider superior in every respect.
The assortment is complete in ell points, si1e
quality and style Dress and Business Costs Over
Coats and Raglans. Shawls and Blankets Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Crsvats, Socks and Gloves
Altogether, making up the largest stock ever shown
by us.
Crowds of Goods which We are disposed TO ellcheap
for cash.
Walk In and bay what you want.
GR0SHONG, TUPMAN h co,
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INTERESTING DEcIsION.-In the Circuit Court, last
wesk, upon the motion of judgment debtor who
had served garnishee upon the Directors of the
W. Il. Asylum. TO attach the salary OF one Of the
employees at that in stIution. Jude Thompson deci
ded that salaries or wages Of persons sccruiDg but
not due. were not attachable sssgnable By ope-
ration OF law. and only assgnste by the party him
self as an entirety and not in portious In this in
stance, there mad been previous assignment by the
party TO whom the salary WAS due--.Qau,stoss IA
indicator.
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CRUELTY IN MExIoo.-A correspondent Of the n
Q. Picayune. writing from the city Of Mexico, Oct
18th, says
On the evening Of the 3rd inst, Col S. W. Inge
Maj. J. Caperton, Edwin Bell and L. Q. Washing
ton, OF California arrived in this city, en- route for
New Orleans, via ManZanillo, where they landed
from the Golden Age ON the 10th of October. Near
Guadalsjara they were attacked by robbers, two Of
whom they shot, causing the others to retire
They then proceeded without moIestation until
they reached Queretora. On the morning of the
"a inst, as they we're about to leave that city,
"Pronunciamento" broke out, headed by Mejia
and a desperate fire continued for eleven hours
Finally, the Government troops were overpowered
and the city taken by the revolutionists. At 5
O'Clock IN the afternoon the party made their es
cape In the diligence, and arrived safely in this
city.
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MECHANICAL.
T1IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

II
- =, ESTABLISHMENT THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber IL
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayors and solicits con
tlnuance OF the same. Being master of his business
him VIII at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully cheapa fact known to ali persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING. &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this descr yion of work In q very superior
manner both in town and country
TIN WARE.-Aways on hand a large and oansraJ
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS flTIING.-He is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds OF Gas fitting in the best manner
PUMPS--Re keeps always on hand large and az.
tenslye stock OF W ell and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES IN IAEGIEv
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ SHOVRLS. T0NGS and POKERS-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Fenaers. Summer Pieces
nandsome and PLAN sets Of shovels, Tongs and
Shoyeis fire Shovels handsome Stands for Shovels
ana Pokers Blower Stands, Bras and Iron Fooimans
nre Brck, nre Slabs and Jams sets Of Soap Stoue for
setting up grates Tavern and Church Bells of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers and others In
want OF any OF the above articles, be supped at
the lowest Northern prices / am manufacturing
aii kinds OF Brass and Iron Work of the above de-
scripton, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
HRAIB and FENDER 1ANUFACTORY, No. 223
Main street between sth and eth Streets West side
Richmond Va.
lb-Srn n nrNpnG
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>de-Sag. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES :

s&&~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Hakipg Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, Q3th and l+;n streetsD near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES,
BAKQuCHEs, BUGGIEa. with and without tops. and
sULhlES all ofhis own make OF the best materials
al workmanship. all OF which will be sold as lOw as
good work ofthe kind can he in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
a. ticle in the Carriage line. | determined to
make order and sell ut the lowest prices possible
i I'd all work sold. that's new, warranted.
~ N-9m MlCAJAH MAEGUS
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$40 REWARD.-The above re-


-&1-a ward Of twenty dollars will be paid by the
80 subscriber to any person who vii deliver 70
- him, at CraigtOn, in HenricO county, his ne
EIO sIFI NANCY. who some times calls herself Nancy
Ganhan, whora away on the 18th of this month";
Nancy is very likely bright mulatto, bushy head,
vfry bright black eye, and about IA years old. She
zcinity. WM A. CHRIeTIAN,
oc Ats Craigton. Henrico co.