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SHERIFF'S SALE.

E1Y VIRTUE OF Decretai Order
AD issued out ot the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Jud cial District, in and for Butte Count California,
against TIE TABLE MOUNTAIN QUARTZ MIN
ING COMPANY, and In favor Of I. A.. MONK
HOUSE and others. doing business under the name
and style of THE VULCAN IRON WORKS COM.
PANT. for the sum Of four thousand FIVE hundred
aud tyeight (Sl55s 0) dollars principal debt, win
interest thereon at the rate OF three per cent per
month from the rendition Of judgment until paid
and a costs Of suit taxed In the sum Of twenty one
and Atty one eNundredlhs dollars, (S2f 5oG together
with ali sccruing costs said writ, to me directed
and Delivered commanding W sell the Inoftgaged
premises hereinafter described, to satisfy said de-
mand | will, on Wednesday thu 9th day OF
June, A. -. 1853, nt the hour of o'clock r. NJ,
ot said day, in pursuance with the requirements OF
said order, sell at pubic sac, 70 The highest bidder
for CASH the pr perty described In said order OF sale
as follows to wit: All that certain piece OF property
known Tho Table Nountnn q iartz Ledge, stu
sted IN Bite County, Ca ifornia, at Nesbius Fla, In
Oregon Township, being the ledge known by the name
and wor ked under the Incorporation OF The Iabie
Mountain Quartz Mining Company, with all The i'm
provements on said ledge. and all and singular the
tenements, hereditanents and apncrtenancos there
unto belonging or in anywise nppertaning.
The above sale to take place at the Court Houst
door in the town of Orovie, county and State afore
said.
Dated Oroville, May 18th, A. d 1853.
N. D. PLUM Sheriff Butte County.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

UpY VIRTUE OF A DeCretal Order
HD issued out of the District Court OF the ftf-
teenth Judicial District, in and tor the County OF
Butte. and state OF California. against JAMES A.
OF JAMES ; SPANG. for the sum Of three thousand
vne hundred and ninety (s3l90 00) dollars. princi-
pal and Interest O debt with interest thereon al The
rate Uf three per cent per month from the renditon
OF Judgment until paid and all costs Of suit taxed tn
the of twenty six and senty 1--we one-hundredihs
dollars )Sl6 75 together with all accruing costs on
said writ, to me directed and delivered, commanding
me to sell the mortgaged premises hereinafter de~
scrbed to satisfy said demand, viii, on "Wednesday
the 9Th day OF Jane, A. ID. 1855, at the hour
OF O'Clock. p, NJ, of said day. In pursuance oi the
requirements of said order sell at public sale TO the
highest bidder for cash, tho property described IN
said order of sale follows, TO wit: All that certain
piece or parcel Of land lying and being situate IN
the Town Of Orovile, Butte County, and thus de-
scribed Beginning eighteen ipche- from the nsfih'
east corner Of what is known US keatings brick
store, now occupied by Headtey Co., on Mont
gomery street thence at right angles north win tne
line Of said street, running ON the east sue Oh sau
store hundred and fourteen feet thence At rgh'
angles westerly twenty feet; thence IN direct line
TO poln' ON the south side Of Montgomery street
twen:y three feet from the place of beginning anc
two feet and six inches from the northeast corner o
said store theace to the pince Of oeginning being
! d lot of ground sold by II. Brewster 10 the above
named J. ID Keang. Also, one saloon and bowling
alley situate In Granite, Butte County. Also one
dwelling house now occupied by }. ID. keatrw, 81
uate in the said Town Of Granite. The laot twt
pieces Of property originally belonged to James Nj
! ash, and by him sold to defendants
The above sale to take place at tina Court House
door, In the Town Of Oroville, County and stat'
aforesaid.
". ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated MAY l7th, A. ID. 1858.
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FRAcAs IN MoosEsviLLE. "A difficulty
occurred In Mooresville on Tuesday last. be-
tween q man by the name Of Schell and
wakeman Burr. in which the former was
badly beaten over the head with pick
handle, and the latter had his scalp grazed
ani slightly bruised By revolver ball.
The fgh, grew out Of Barr's importaning
Scheil, who is the superintendent Of the
Mooreville Ditch. for q debt that had been
contracted by him for said company. Both
parties have been arrested aud we're to have
been tried on Saturday.
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The News.

Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE couvEsTrox.

At Q meeting Of the Democratic state Cshtrai
Committee held In saeraiiefIto ON the 10th day Of
NAV. 1853, the following resolutions were adopted
Ersobvab That the next Demeeratic State Co n
yenton be held in the City OF Sacramento, on Wed
nesiay, the 4th day OF August next, aud that the
bssjs Of representation be faows, viz One dele
rate At large from each county and delegate for
sysry two hundred Democratic votes cast at the last
general election for any Democratic candidate on
the state ticket nominated BY the Democratic party
erclusivciy and delegate for every fraction oi
one hundrsd more votes cast Cor such Democratic
candidate. ~ ft.a S. s...s t..t,
recommended that the Democracy in the different
counties meet on the 10Th day of July, for the pur
pose Of eiecting delegates to the State Convention
The Democracy oi the state OF California are here
bv notified. that State Oonyention will be held 10
the City OF Sacramento, on "Wednesday the Ath faJ
Of August, 1885, and that the apportionment of rep
rcsentation therein, as settled upon by the state
Central Committee, is as foll0wsi
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WATCHES SroLEN.-The watch repairing
aud jewelry store Of Mr.. Lodge on Mont
gomery street. opposite the Orleans Stable
was entered ON Tuesday night aud rebbed
Of some Eve hundred dollars worth Of watch.
es Oroville is overua with thieves. ani it
devalves upon our citizens to establish an
efficient aud vigilaat night watch.
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MARRIED. .

On tho ilth Instant, at the residence of Col Reuel
c. baker, IN TEXANS County. by the Rev. MIR. Grid-
10y, uou. J. u. McCUrCHEON, OF cousL aud Miss
JESSIE ANTJINETrE BAKER OF Tehama.
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N OF &c e

GtEoRGE l.. TARBELL HAS THIS DAY
~ wihdrawa from our rrIn by mutual consent.
LANG CO.
The Business will be ooaIinael by ]. l.. Lang and
Joseph Block, under The name. style aud firm of
Lang & Co sc hcretofofc
oroyille. May lSth, ls5S. Lave l. 90.
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NJ Mr.uJohn n. billiard 10 authorized 70
,eoslve subscrp,ions and collect moneys for the
Daily and tn. weskIy Butte Record. Persons nvlng
4 distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names. et
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR AL Ell

"iLL BE SOLD, CHEAP FOR oAsH-one OF
w singers sewing Aschines, Suitable for fami.
lies, taiiors, sadders, SC &c Needles and every
hing complete aud in god order enquire Al this
Dfics. mylT
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Law school OF the University ut Cambridge,
assaChusetts.
The instructors in this school are
lon. Joel Parker, IL. D.. Royal Professor.

The this school
Hon Joel Parker, ii. d., Royal Professor
Hon. Thcorhilus Parsons, Ii. d. Dane Professor
lion. Emory Wnsliburn, IL d., University Professor
TIME course of instruction embraces tho various
branches the Common Law, and Of Equity Admiralty Com
and the Jurisprudence
Library OF about Ia 900 vol
and works eyae added and effort is
made render II complete
instruction given by expoon (and by
coDnexion with them Of which there
Two Moot Courts also holden m each week at
which previously given out argued by four
dents opinion delivered BY tho presiding instructor Rooms
provided for tho Club Coura and
ssmby held weekly fr practice in debate and acquiring know
edge Of parliamentary law and proceedings
Students the school Of their professional stud
mercantile and At the of cher term
In the middle other part of term.
They liberty elect what studies they will pursue according
b. their view Of their wants and attanmcn.s
The academca which Thursday six weeks n
ter the third Wednesday Jy divided into two terms twenty
n end OF each
During the winter vacation tho library opened warmed and
lighted, for the use of the members Of the school
Applications fr adoU for catalogues further infor
be made either Of the professors at Cambdge
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, January, 1853
Jan 28--1sw3wifFr tf
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NOR SALE.-A rare chance to secure very line
IL hdys riding beautiful black, eight years old
fifteen hands sound He cannot he surpassed
style and action perfect in all and gait He can he
seen at the livery stable d Mr. Levy Humphrey for few days only
Feb S-du
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6M &<e<sZ
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tho person win upon books unless ha
payment of the subscription DO aaAe ia advance.
ID tan sub cbers may forward money all
Niil be assumed by n transn,s
The COUNTRY PAPER s Published wocky during the sessions
'f Congress, and scnli weekly during the
subscriptions or period less than year will be
prorortoned 10 The above annual rates.
as-inrMAsTtIes authorized agents by
sending US 1Sr DAILY subscribers si-
WEEKLY subscribers with s.s enclosed entitled to copy
gratis.
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Jan 26-l0tdif
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wisconsin and Minnesota Commission Intelli
gcncc and General Land Agency.
GEORGE FARNAM

street, Banking House OF Cole Sumner
Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin
r AM prepared 70 buy, sell, or give information
with regard farms farming pinc lands; locne
mnt lands either with land Wisconsin Min
the selling leasing lands lots dwelling
house, other commission make collections
taxcs, examine titles, collect rents, &c &c.
Particular attention given IOANNG MONEY, which guaranty
to loan on real stc worth three me the o loaned
and secure to tho
nnaiy Security Wisconsin and Minnesota msrc
than in New York advancing
20 70 loo per cent every year Interest legal wcnn high
an ~ per cent, and IN minnesota there rs usury
All business and letters Of inquiry promptly
rcmicl, by mail express any part od the country
Fcb 17--6m = GEO FARNAM
lie rers the following gentlemen G. washburnc NJ C
Point Wis; Alex w. Randall Madison Lieut. Gov
Csnpbei Wiz Hon d. Estate treasurer
Trempccsn Theo. Hodolf cceiver office I
Crosse Ws Hon. In Crosse, Wiz Judge lord do
DO Gall (judgc oh judicial circnt) Gacvnlc Wis
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rOMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction,

INOMPLETTUN OF PANAMA RaifrOau.-~KeductiOn
fsntcs mail steamships
Aspnwa nth and 28h Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama San francisco.
steamships inspected and approved by The Navy
Department guaranty Tsd and sgfky
The Panama rsiiroad a onE completed
ocean and The baggage c
checked in Fan Francisco and passengers
hy NJ the companys expense The
pnid In New all expenses cf the trip
In New York Panama. and san
prevent a accident 10 that the route
entirely rcohc. 2
Passengers leave day they arrive nj A,pnwa
% through steamer and take charge Of
and children without other protectors fNa -
For through the lowest rates srpy ~ tho Agency
West street, New York, 70 W. MfhVNp
G-dn
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE RATES FOREIGN bills OF EXCHANGE SOLD ON
TIE PRINCIPAL FONTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS TO SUIT
rOLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
will he opened for deposors payable IN same funds
Checks must be marked
cordingy 80.
all the principal cities in the Union sold In to
Bonds sold commission.
Uncurren money bought and sold
purchased nt the highest rates.
SwEENY, lTTENIOusE, FAINT, u Co.
Dec 43m Bankers
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs. Statuettes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
tion Of the public to his large and elegant stock of
MARBLES, ToMRsroNES ANB MONUMENTS,
norh between Twelfth and Thirteenth
employ and ether experienced workers in Gnc
marbles every other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF hs manufacturc and Of superior quality.
IINTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW SIIIs, CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FI4AiGlNG, &c.
everything that IL required In the marble and stone bus
ness either utility for the Aue arts.
particular description Of his stock unnecessary but
daily his yard, where one can judge for him
enumerated articles he has number OF
wrought tanetes suitable for either the tomb or the gar
den imported himself from Italy, II these please
moi The fancy such be desired
facilities prompncss aud strict attention 10 business
he hopes the expectations Of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m
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IT j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
Lie southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington
Ap 1l-dlyf
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Miss Christie Johnson,
@ nocunos
IS desrous Of forming classes in elocuton in the
schools in Washington and will give instruction TO
Ass johnson will lessons youths gentle
and also foreigners who wish acquire pure English
Residence Miss Hsrsyers formerly Miss Egshs) Female Sem
mary, Washington and Gay streets, rseiown
Mrs Anna Riichis. RcAmond, Va.
Rev. Stephen p Hill Washington, D. c.
Grafton Tyler, NJ. D., Georgetown, D.. C,
For further information apply Mchun their book
store, Of Pennsylvana and Eleventh street
Nov 6-u
George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of DEEDS for all The Ssates,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Mny 1o-Iy Seventh street, No. 400.
JAMES ). DICKINs,
ArToRNEY-Ar-LAw
PATENT, CLAIM, AND GENERAL. AGENCY
Office Southeast Corner Of Seventh and + strees
Dec 4-1
M. SNYDER 4 SON,
Bank No. 3ss Pansy,uania avenue (No;onal Hotel Buding
wAsmsorox Cr,D.
WE receive money on deposits, and pay checks
nmb and Alexandria Virginia. and remit proceeds at current
We receive uncurren money depose and pay
checks like funds specie and charge exchange
Buy and sell bills Of exchange CON- uncrrent money! and land
nd we buy n only
Dec 2-eod3m
George w. Bray,
Collector and agent for Houses.
RESIDENCE No. 2s2 NINTH STREET NORTH,
Between and streets,
WASHING TON.
renting collecting promptly puncual
turns made. Jan 22-d3m
ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
Os his Office his residence Franklin Row. OF and
He will continue devote his attention principal
ly TO cases In the United states Supreme Court
Oct 28-dd
EBBITT HOUSE..
j. II. FREEMAN.
+ street, between lah and 14,h Streets
WASHINGTON, d. c.
TTNIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy and furnished with
hundred and has all the requisites of
proprietor which win be at the railroad
depot landing arrival for the
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel
Ovt9- @
DIvERNOIS' HOTEL,
Pensyvana 4csne, bcsn Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
establishment, newly urnished and
improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies' or gentlemen
~ supplied the and liquors.
Game and other delicacics in
Hot and cold lunch from ii o'clock, a. mr until H. M
Nov 22-u
CHARLES s. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ot23-w Dubuque, loea
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III . EDIV,ET1 EIAIIE TNIVTSS.--lNT VTFVVb
IL, reduced the point hcy viii reach this Dress
sk robes pca ciooks and cmhrocrics all The entire
stol ~ nrc y;s,s pace on reduced scale c prices
store superior table ncus
napkins doylics pillow linens, and sbcetings
200 ,ccs su,rrior Irh linen superior qualities icw
Mourning goods, stock always u throughout the entire year
white capnb,ics aconets and hanncIs large supply
price only plain hgurcs hence no purchaser
ovcrcbargcd.
We opening any accounts 49,
All old be settled beginning ones We are Sc
rlous tbs point
VIZ right present for payment any
bill nac after this 1st 1889 when We need Us
In Nn'rc MI he c~cd cash payments Notes VIII
not be acceptable.
@ and the abscnce Of banking facilities the prcprie OF inc
cour adept
Ills purpose to make cash business
possible without disturbing tho existed
years"
FERRY 4 BROT1ER
Central Stores wa bnildirg
Jan 26-10tdf opposite Centre Market
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Tickets F20-hRvcs xIO quarters xo--tBfths " 5U
Certificates of packapes OF % whole tickets $3.50
DO do 20 half do .............. las 90
No do auartcr do 90 so
Do do eighth do rs
certificates of packages in the
splendid will hc most prompt attention. and
each drawing viii be sent Immediately after over TO
all who order from
Address, r. J. BuCkEY, Agent,
Feb ia Wilmington Delaware
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washington Branch Railroad.

washington Branch Railroad.
Trains Jolopsi
T EAVE Washington at 6, a. M; 8, a. m; 8, p. m;
i 4 20, y. M; s. is, p. m
The trains Mt and s. aud 20, connect directly at
Baltimore for eny for the West those at s.
and 49, D. m Annapolis and at g. for Frederick and
Norfolk.
The m p. trains express, and stop only at
Annapolis and Washington functions.
Saturday at a. 90 m, goes only TO rhsde
pha.
On Sunday only train, at 90, p M ,
Jan 81 L. d. rA'SNN', Agent
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED CONGRESS
YIyHIS Company is prepared to receive aPpll-
cations buildings merchandise, NC, Mt tho
s,u city charge for policy at their Office
OF and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank
VIM f. Dayly, Samuel Bacon,
Jos Brynn r. Halliday,
Hudson lHyo
Francis Mohun NJ W. Gait,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
@. n. HASos, Secretary.
May 2s-dly
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GRAFTON OF SENATOR HUNTER.

We have received, by mail aud telegraph, from
correspondents at Richmond full details Of the
nal of yesterday, when the Old Dominion proudly inau-
gurated monument to her nobest SON
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BU sINEss CARDS.
= B. CLOPTON,

~ 3. CIIUPIUN,
L 4. ARCHITECT AND CYITL ENGINEER,
Is prepared to survey, locate and make Est
mates iur all kinds Of Canals and Roads; will Sur
vey Lands and furnish Drawings for ali kinds OF
Engineering Works Bridges. Machinery, &c: He
will make Designs and Estimates for Public Build
jngs privatesKesidences Stores and Manufactures
amt supernt5M the construction of the same. He
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work, Mason
ry, Bricklaying, Carpenters Work, &C. he feels
confident that he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. fe 8-3m
}. Il. CRUMP. G. F., is now associated with I. e
CLOPTON and the business will hencefOrth be con-
Quoted under the style of CL0pT0N d CRUMP.
~ Office on maiu street, doors below Exchange
RAM Richmond. Va
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C.ytifcate of a packaye of 10 whole Tickets, SS
10 half Al
" 10 quarter
IN aiUhth 10

LIZ ORDERING TICKETS Oh CgRrIricAfEs.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending 10
any figure they may designate. $3.50
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be sent
topurehasers immediately after the drawing.
4r Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office. County and State.
AZ Remember that every Prize il drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
eS- All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
ly after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual tine
ofthirty days, -
An COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN Co. Augusta, Ga,
a. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders nllsd, and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO.. at either
Of those cities. ,
a1r list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing 10
the following papers: The Augusta {Gal Const
nationalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, seyan
mali Morning News Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch and Paulding Miss Clarion NIB
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A LREMARLE LAND FOR SADIE
RUEAWAYS.

q S75 REWARD.-Ranaway from
ESSa my farm, Craigton, early in October last,
40 bright mulatto girl named NANCY GRAN
THAN, sometimes calling herself Mary.
Sue has bright black eyes, long black eyelashes.
thin yisage, bushy head of hair, of sandy color.
straight stabilize form, and steps long when walk
ing and il about fifteen years old. will give S5u
for her apprehension and delivery TO at siy farm
and s25 for the discovery OF her harberers, with suf
icient proof to convict them. she has relatives in
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town.
fe Its WIN A CHRISTIAN.
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TT M. SMITH, having removed to Nc
\ - H. west Main street, Richmond, Virginia. con-
tinues TO manufacture inthe most reliable manner
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES of almost every de-
scrption.
Twenty eight years of practical experience in this
city and surrounding country, enables him to use
discrimination in choice of machines of very gre al
value To his patrons.
Not wishing to make an over display Of the large
number OF premiums awarded his machines in III.
last five years, will simply urge purchasers 10 exam
inc the published official reports Of the Virginia Az
riculturai Society, in which alone they can obtai
reliable information respecting such awards
For his own convenience, and to secure purchaser
against disappointment he socits early orders for
Threshers, fhreshers and Cleaners, Horse Power
Reapers, and for repairs 10 the same. Bis Thresher
and Cleaners wheels for field work will save aboui
100 per cent. of labor plain drums His new
Horse Power is unsurpassed by any other is adapted
10 any machinery, and requires no letting into tint
ground, and has other advantages
am prepared 80 fill orders AT all times for the
usual variety Of machinery-sueh az Wheat Fans
straw Cutters. Corn Shelters Of all sizes Harrows
Cnltivators, Wheat Drills, VII at cleaners, Ha,
Rak+s, Reapers. Hav Baiing Machines, Cider Mills
Churns, Spinning Wheels Road Scrapers. Betting
and Repairs. fe le-d6t. then dlaw &ew3m
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RAN AWAY from mv emnlor-

IN ment, at Bellona Foundry, on Tuesday, 9TH
= inst. Negro Man named jim, or JAMES
- SMITH. He i7 about 80 years Of age. Of very
d.i x Complexion; about feet 10 inches in height,
ami stout and we'll formed.
lie ia hired 10 me this year by his own contract;
and although he is by birth free man and has free
papers, vet | claim him as my property until the
eni of the year and orwarn all persons from hiring
or in any other way employing him. Will give
me, or for his comuittal to Jail He is supposed TO
bs lurking about the city of Richmond. where he is
well known and where be has been often employed
As a boatmsn mhl7-lw J. l.. ARCHER.
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D $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

"A the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
- gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, of
- Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Richmond to nay care; and I furnished him with
pass to 20 and sce his wife, and return in week
from the date of the pass, which was dated early in
3eDtsmber last. His wife was then living in Cbes-
terfeld county neer Petersburg. The above named
negro was emancipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
Will give the above reward ii delivered TO me in
Richmond or to John Saunders at Loretto, IN Essex
comfy, Va. VIM. 8. PHILLIPS.
de 5-ts