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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
The Reform School Bill.

We have received from Mr.. Monroe, of
Lorain, copy of his bill which the House
had the good sense TO pass by an unani-
nous vote. We trust the Senate will do
likewise. The following is synopsis OF
the bill:
It proposes such amendments to the law
of last winter in regard to the reform
schools as the experience of the past year
and the further progress of the enterprise
have shown to be desirable and necessary.
Il makes provisions for the transportation
of inmates-authorizes the commissioners
to remove inmates from one class of reform
schools to another, according to their con-
duct-makes the "reform farm" special
school district; fixes the time for making
the report to the Governor at the goth OF
November-requires judges and Others
to address an inquiry TO the commissioners
before sending any youth to the farm, to
ascertain if there is room-perfects the pow
er of the Board in regard to discipline cor
rection, &c.-provides for the establish
ment of new class of schools to be called
"reformations," and authorizes the use up
On the farm of all crops raised or articles
produced there. 1t is thought that when
this bill is passed, the reform school sys-
tenn of the State will be put upon an excel
lent and permanent basis, and will rank
high among those benevolent institutions
which are the pride of our State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04

EJ Judge JAMES STEWART, of Mans
field, died in that place few days ago.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
The New Militia Bill.

The new Militia Bill before the Legls-
lature is intended to supply just what was
stricken out of the present lava military
fund at the expense Of the taxpayers in
tie counties where uniformed volunteer
companies are organized. 1t is this fea-
ture Of the bill that is especially pressed
upon the Legislature by the epauletted
gentlemen who have suddenly become
Generals, Colonels, DC, under Gen Hatch
er's Law. In that bill a tax OF only 50 per
man was asked for-but the officers have
so multiplied that to ''supply the nsedful
equipments, which are to belong to the
State, and aid in care of arIns," they now
demand q tax to be raised at the rate Of $5
for each uniformed man. Should the
bill become law, it would increase the
general taxes of Cuyahoga county from
$500 to $4,000 the first year of its opera
ton, the new burden to press heavier and
heavier annually with the growth of the
uniformed volunteer militia force of the
county.
Is it right thus to tax the people of Do
yer, Solon, Independence, DC, to support
the military organizations in this citys To
tax all in the city and county that muster
days may be made more snowy and less
expensive to those who volunteer to keep
them upa The Rep. esentatives Of the tax
payers who are to vote ON the bill can an
swer.
No necessity is felt for such tax. Suffi
cient military organizations for protection
do, and will exist, in cities and populo- $
towns, without it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
Signs of the Times.

Motion, motion, the country through!
SoNG.
Ninety days ago the Democratic party
of this great nation was unit. The Ad-
ministation was the pride of Its friends
and the envy of its enemies. Signs of re-
turning peace everywhere prevailed, and
the country was buoyant with hope that
the Kansas imbroglio was at an end and
the Temple of Janus was once more to be
shut up. But alas! the party is now in
peril, broken up, divided and discouraged.
The Administration is being fast deserted
by its friends-indiriduals, counties, dis
tric,s and States are moving off in vast col
umns, and the whole country is in COM
pIete commotion. The telegraph brings
us accounts of fgreat gatherings of the De-
mocrach at Philadelphia New York, CO.
lumbus, Indianapolis and prospective
great North Western Convention at Chi
cago; all protesting against the admission
of Kansas under the Leeompton Constitu-
ton as measure indefensible on princi-
pie or policy and one which if presented
in will sweep the last vestige of the Dem
ocratic party from this whole Northern
country. 1t is question of life or death
with the dissenters, and like the Scotch
Convenanters, they may be prosecuted by
those temporarily in power and driven to
the ''caves of the earth" for time; yet as
there is God in Heaven and justice and
judgment shall come from above, time and
truth which brings all things even will
yindicate their cause and hallow the right.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
WAsH1sGroN, Feb. 2

Cleveland-CIoudy, wind N W., ihermom.
Is deg. above, barometer 2s.92.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
Heart.Rending GrOans OF the
Plain Dealer. A

Our exhorting "watch and pray" neigh
Dor is fairly on his marrow bones in the
groaning stage. Like the boy who whls-
ties in the grave yard to keep his courage
up, he huns, snatch from "Coon song"
and then rolls up his eyes with a regular
boo oo-ooh! The P. NJ. thus ''iakes on"
i'm SATURDAYS Dealer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
HEALING SPRINGS These oelehra

IL Ealing SPRINGS These ceiebra
L ted SPRINGS are now open for the ception Of
visitors The furniture aid buildings all Lew
and comfortable aud sufficient for The comfortable
accommodation of three hundred persons. The
W ATERS are celebrated for their Efficiency in dis
of the ski Liver and stomach scroiula, Old
Ulcers, Para! SIS dis of he Bladd Kidneys
and Uretns, Chronic Diarrhea Chronic Asthma.
diseases OF HE Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, Honor
rhoids Fi>tnia in AM, Rheuuatism. Goat Dyspep
ia. Uterine Diseases, as LeucorrLoea, Dyemenor
fhGa. Men2frhGgia, distracted Ia armenia. prolap
| sus Uter Neuralgia ana diseases of the Eye
The BATHS have been enlarged and improved
Dce the last season, by the introduction OF num-
Der OF BATHING TUBS, tuppii, d with warm anu
not water from the medicinal fountain, thus furnish
ing Baths OF any temperatare the feelings of the pa
.ieut and necessities of the Hay require, each
BAN occupying .epaIate apartment.
Each bath is supplied with Shower Bathing Ap.
paratu5 of INF roved cons ructiOn
The Bath. are exceedingly delightful, buoyant
md grateful, lmpartins glow and sotuess to u"
hin not equalled by any waters in Western Vir
GINA. their temperature being $50 fahrenheit.
The properties of these waters greatly catbaT
te dienre,ie darhoreiic Alternative. sentative and
4nti-irriiant: and are p cuarly applicable TO TIL
| treatment Of the above diseases
~ The heaiihg Springs are located in Bath county
pepe Of a vaa .he roaa am =, ,
jreenbrer White Sulphur springs-ss lies fron,
he former, and 81 miles asst of the latter place. and
within day stray of Baltimore Richmond, Wash
lneton and Alexandria
line Of daily stages, carrying the Mail, will run
regu aTiy between Milib0ro bep0f AMI White Sui
phur; aud PASSING On routa the Bath Alum Warm
,nd lot Springs. over we'll graded road nd etop-
| ping here, will convey visitors regularly 10 AID
| rom the springs
An experienced physicia resides ut the Springs.
permanently The propretOrs intend to nee ever,
| Hort to render the soIourn Of their visitors both
pleasant and prof able, ard have fllted mp fine
billiard and bowling Saloon. A fine Rand of Music
Ass been engaged and will remain during the sea-
| son.
Persons desiring further information in regard T..
the medicinal efficacy of the water can be supplied
with our Pamphlet, containing the opinions and
ceriiicates OF Pm yeicana aud Others who have test
ted It's at most OF the hotels or by addressing
the propretols. PORTER 4 IRWIN
jeH-dlm Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02

BY James Nj Taylor Il Son.

WILTON ESTATE, ON JAMES RI
~ YER. SIX MILLS BELOW RICHMOND, ;FOR
RENT AT AUCiIUN.-Will be rented at public
auction en- TUESDAY. the 9TH July. 1853. at II
O'Clock. " in front OF Henrico County Court House,
to the hi hest bidder the cleared portion of Wilton
Estate. on James river, containing ZOO acres fer two
years-from tie LIST of January 1859. The person
rentus y i'll have the privilege of seeding q crop
payable semannualiy, n the LIST days of July, 1859
and lst January, 1860 &c. for which security will be
required.
premises before The day of renting.
JAS. nj. TAYLOR Il SON,
je 20-td Auctioneera
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A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE,

This well known Mountain retreat, formerly kept
by ti;man, ten milrs west of Stsunton On the
Central railroad and The parkersburg turnpike, !,
now open tor the accommodation of travellers and
yisitora Persons wishing spend tha heat of sum
in a cool que, way, cannot find more suitable
place in all Virginia 1t is easy of accessible tars
pfthe Central road pass by it every day. The house
- large, roofns convenient ard ell ventilated
.urIounded by the most beautiful mountain tcene
~; fine Springs of Freestono, Sulphur Caly beat.
and alum water convenient AS will not keer
any intoX icalag drinks persons about
me- visitors need not fear any annoy ance in tn Al
way; and while the comfort of visitors will be great
the charge will be less than at a crowded water
ing pla g.
2H-Board per week, 81.
Post Office. swoopes Depot, Augusta. CO.. Va
ie i5-3WH HERRING
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QED SULPHUR SPRINGS
H. MONROE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception of visitors 1t is now well
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal success as the waters of the
cases OF Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchial AiIsc.
tions, Chronic Darrhea. Dyspepsia and Diseases OF
the Brain.
Invalids would secure better rooms and better care
and attention by coming EARLY, are usnaliy
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia aud
Tennessee RailrOai at kEWBEsN DEPOT. They
will then have but IS miles of staging over q good
road. Via tbs Virginia Central Railroad there is
my 29-d2m fSCAMPBELL CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
by Henry w. Quarles,
mo. lbO Main Street

TRI WEEKLY SALES.--My EVEN
= ING SALES, for the present. will be TRI.
WEEKLY. insteed Of daily a. heretofore viz: on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY even.
ings, commencing at 8'ciock.
My receipts OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods nv ~
press almost every day enables me- TO offer very At
tractive varieties. HENRY w QUaRLFs
les Auctjoneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
By e. B Cook & Co.

FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-f)n
= FRIDAY. 2i inst, at 10 o'cfocx We will al, :,
our store. lot OF gsDteel Household Furniinr. an
bracing general variety. s",
ALSO:
~ Dolls NO Herrngs; 10 half bbls No uarrip,..
~ nail pipes Cog &C Brandy; 100 reams Wraun;ng,
frget ators; ~ Water Cooiers &c. &C - -.
Jy b Is CUOK d co Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
EURNITURE. GROCERIES. DIR,

EU IRE, GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS. Ac-wnl b. sold at auction. Of my
store cvrner ct Main and 18th streets on sATuk-
DAY. the I'd day OF Jul nj IN O'Clock general ~
sortment OF new and SECOND hand Furniture. Mat
tres3ts, Carpets, &c.
9ROCER1Es-Sugar.C oGee, Flour, Starch, Can
dies. Che %. Manufactured aud smoking Tobacco.
Wrapping Paper. Whiskey, Brandy, Gin. Wines
1910 cigars, &c
DRY GuOl - Several invoices Dry Goods
ALs0-A fine lot Of Summer Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Caps &c.
" ALEX MOTT. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-02
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

GALE OF LEASEHOLD OF LOT AT
~ THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 7TH
STREETS, AND rHE BUILDINGS ON THE LOT
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will Be sold on SAT-
URDAl, the Sd day of July, 1858, upon the premi
SIS. commencing ut o'clock, P. NJ, the Leas. bold
having about one and half years to run with the
Frank In street, and running back on the east line
of 9TH street. about I53 feet alley. After which
which is used as Office and the other stable.
60DDIN 4 APPERS0N,
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By r. Cauthorn. Auct.
nRY GOODS. CLOrHINa aHoE

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES.
&c, AT AUCTION.--On FRIDAY. Al a. ~
yay. a. 10 SGiock az my store. viii ssil as auc-
,tesfings; Irish asd French Linens, Cambr,cs M"ss.
r ri,, naes Italian and Alpaca .oats Linz q n
Cravats. SuspeIders, &c. ~A''' nosRfys
10 30 cAuruonv
BACON SHOULDERS - At ao;cao.. wuv.r.
DEks. without reserve TrifTv iii uyoL
~ Fit 0SAnoaN.
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TWENTY-FIVE DUi.LAns RE.

- " In II V Il DtlsLa nS. NE
An HhHD.--Ean away irom the subscriber "a
IA Negro Man named Oh ARIES, about forty
~, i've years Of age had on when he lett froef,
dlFA J,trs coat. and panrs al same black sOucn
-. liz 80 carried VII h hiaI pair ot saddle bags
iu val h Wt4 whit" Gnt blue check coat. He is
sja.t HHiit about five feet six seven inches in
height; blind IA the right eye; purchased by
nv at d II pullisn,'s nuc'inn ia February, 1857. of
" " iirinnu1. Of Clarke county. wh-re he said be
ha+ WIFI. | will pay tie above reward If taken
ont 81 the c"ua'y Of Heniic0.
"a 1l--ts JAMES N SHINE
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~ y. n. Csok & Co, AuefS.

& s
.TsRUgTEE'S SALE or SIX MULES.
s1 sre1s v Maso 81 Al. .sn q IA. nsd
By Isasr q admsn 70 tine sabsCfibsr aud daily re-
corded e the ofIes q lIenricv louaty sonrs vii
MONDAY the nth inst, q ~ o'clock 1t ths ste
oles az g = flank nship. on franklin z Get:
Two Street Wagons. in eood order
Th n.ts Ito! Of fsamsters and others 10 rsspect-
Terms made known o. day q sale.
fi.s ss'A''s'a y = . o''E : @. Aasts.
HORSEs, MULES AND FURNITURE
ID inst at 10 O'Clock. We viii ell 3, tho isrss =;
nes- the Centred ksiirosd Depo.-- % -
Several Saddle and Harness Horses
syoung Mules. zFurnitnre wagons.
ADDITIONAL.-wili 10 added to the above ssi.
and GENTLE .s aort o sOS1d
AIso.-one Spring Dr.y and Harnsss-nearly
IEam.:-roar months. for Apr ysd negotiable
paper, interest added Il 3 Oss0K 60
~ Auctioaeers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Il EIfURE, AT AUCTION. --On TUESDAY 9Th
over the store o. j A Weed son. on Main s,res.-
Al III Honsehold and Kitchen farnitur.. con-
srpsis IN g esf % sss cha1s
stands. Looking dIasses. Gas Chandeliers. Oil Cloth,
The Kitchen furniture. embracing the usual va
The aloye Furniture is in very good order. having
jyl EB COOK 4 co. Aucts.
A UCTION SALk OF STOCK We will
4 \ resume our regular sale Of STOCKS on THUGS.
DAY. the stn OF July, commencing at le O'clock in
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ROCKBRIDGE BATHS-Tnis favor

R0CKBRiDGE BATHS-This favori e
Al bathing place, long known as LETCHER's, and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPhINGS, has been re-
Gently pu chased by a company of gentlemen in
Rock Lrid2e county, where il is stlr pd and where
the virtues OF the water are best known and V i'll be
open Tor the reception Of visitors upon the LIST Of
JUNE next. New and handsome buildings have be- en-
erected and no effort will he 10 make il de.
iightful summer resort 1t is beau fully located on
the North River. in the midst of mountain and val.
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by in
the State lt is on the main stage road from Lex
lugton to the Central Railroad dist mt eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter. Visitors reach The Baths in one
day from Petersburg. Riehm md and alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water ID O little higher
than that OF the old sweet and this with the pecu
liar character and buoyancy of the water which is
highly charged with UaTbonic Acid Gas and con-
tains MagnesIa Iron, &C. renders bathing in it, by
universal consent of those who have riedit delight.
lni and invi2OIaiing to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of General Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of The Lungs, alterations,
wherever existing, Rheumatism. Amenorrhea Dis
menorrhea, Menorrhagia, LeucOrrhea, Prolapsus
Uter, &c. In the diseases tecnttar to females and
children, il is unsurpassed, if eaUalIed BY any WA
ter in the world Near nj hand is fine sulphur
Spring. second only TO the famous White SULPHUR
Of Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access
Governor Henry A. Visa, who spent portion Of
last summer with his family at "the Bafhs," thus
sp' AXIS of it: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tsine AID shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer.
hetyrence may also be bad amongst many others
to Col Il ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military institute, Rev VIM White. ID D, and Rev
VIM Pendltton, of Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq
OF the firm of Kent, Paine & Kent, Richmond and
THunter. Esq, of Selma, Alabama.
TEHMs Isl 10 per day. for less than one week; 50
pcr week, for less than TWO weeks: SIS per week for
more than two weeks. and $50 per month.
2t-tiim
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- EXCHANGE STABLEs-The

a. EXCHANGE LES.-The
0N Subscribers having purchased the Stables,
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. James Harden,
1n Franklin street, Richmond, Va. ard put them
In thorough repsir, making many valuable improve
mcnts upon the same, are. now prepared 10 accom-
Godate DK0VERS, Trxnsie aud Beard HORS ES,
upon favorable terms az any other Stable In the
city. They have also two MULE LOTS, both Of
which arc in good order
There always he foerd at our Stables all kinds
ofiI0RSEs, from the finest pairs to the common
piow horse.
There are large nutaber of Gne Horses for GALE
there at this time. Als.,, 4 lot Of No. 1 MULES
we VIII be glad TO purchase COIN or OATS al
any time Of the farmers.
JOHN D. DAVIS.
AhEX b. HUTCHINSON.
N. Boar 0stsers nre all experienced md TO
Bte. DAVIS 4 HUTCHINSON.
an iS--3ms
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nR sPoBN,s CUBE FOR SICK HEAT.

nR. SPOHN's CURE FOR SICK HEAT
~ ACHE AND D!S0RDERED ST.tMArH.-lt
has been used IN families, every member OF which
has had Sick Headache from infancy. as . nstisu-
tionai family complaint. and has cnr-d invariably.
For sale by BODEKKR,
jyl Apothecary and DRUGGIST. Richmond.
yIvARDROBFS Three very superior
w eity-made WARDR0BEs for sale p,i yateiy,
ut my store. ALEX MOTT.
10 Sits Auct.
CHILDREN'S GIGS good supply of
~ 1igs, well calculated to please the little ones.
uelecipsdes. Hobby Horses. &c !. to be hsd q
jyf TiIOS A BULHLEY.
t'ANCY CASHMERE business
sUfTs.-Largs lot, which ws viii closs out a
reduced prices. for cash. styles ani make uusnr-
passed. NWALkEk CO,
III l03 corner Main and 18th sls.
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STRAYED AwAY-Aswhite


Es%-tX COW. about three years old, slightly
.-=@A=-zXs mixed wuh gray HAIRS on her sides
hlia iiie norns, and her tits tipped with black Size
a giving mix II W. but has n calf with her ex-
-. ting tibet she has gone down the country will
giy" reward OF - II delivered 10 me or John Nc
!fh~ II. corner Nicholson street and Highland Row.
FD ketis
.>b-A fale yellow COW with a little white on
her bFck, aud white star On her face in coInpany
with IL dark red coz Tie finder viii be rewarded
II 'ieliFer. d as above. WM BKUNT,
Jy ~ Iiighan Row.
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LIRE INSURANCE.
THE UNITY FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF LONDON.
CAPITAL. E2,OOO,OOO STERLING.
H.. Sel ~. 40

lOE, %iV,OOO,UOO!
The undersigned, Agent VI the UNITY FIRE IN.
SURANCE CON ANY OF LONDON, 10 now pre-
pared to Issue Policies almost all kinds of Pro.
perty, against loss or damage by fire
The high character Of this Company for capitsl
and management would appear to beepeak for Il an
unusual prominence among Agencies. and liberal
share Of the public patronage
special Fund of $i50, 800, ia held in New York
Agreeably To law, by
TRUSTEES
CALEB o. HALSTEAD, President of the Manhat-
tan Bank
SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON, firm of Barclay
Livingston
WATTS SHERMAN, firm of Duncan, Sherman
d Co.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
EGBERf BENSON, New street.
Comp NGTos, firm OF h COddington Co
sILas h EykRkTr. trm of Everett Brown
J0sAPH HAWKES. n IN Of Hawkins, Logan q Co
ROBERT HAYDocK ls7 Broadway
lMM l. KING firm of aylor 4 Go
u MELETTA IS Bea street
lie, Is MoREwn0D, ilm of Morewood Co
BENZ 4 MUNf0RD. i0l Pearl street
y DE PEYSTEk OGDEN, IS w lillian street
JOSEPH sTUARr. firm Of JHn stuart q Co
EDWARD ID PRAGUE, firm Of Dayton, sprague Co
BENZ III WHIrLo,K. firm OF N A hitlock
&CO
JEREMIAH WILBUR. firm of Wilbur Price
aE0h6E ADLARD,
nj ,rager and General agent
Application made to the Agent, at the Office of the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co., 1871 Main
street. Richmond, will receive prompt attention
je 23-ts w l. ClWAkDIN. Agent.
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It. DAILY LINE TO OH
Z .a-N9iss.zzSrnfAr cnpr.MnI1ru Am Nnp

f0LN-ihe steamer GLEN COVE artain Jony
Davis. AMI CURTIS rtCK. Capt " G. ,nFFoRn
tytii on and after Wednesday next, saith commerce
tie regular run to the above places every day (Spn
dave rxceptea-l The Gten Cove will leave ever,
Wednesday. FRIDAY aud Monday mornings AMI the
tnr.i= rc;k every Thur day SATURDAY. and Turs
cav mornings leaving the wharf at nocketis az SO
O'Clock prcci,.st and leave Nprfi.k eHch alternate
day ~ the saJne hour touching NJ All OF the regular
Ian iugS the river, ing and returning
q 2 FssSage and Fare as usual.
- ~ RIO UhSEINs
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ESTRhT.

H. ESTRiI Game 10 my II nIse
~, some twenty days agu, GRAY Nj TX e, To-
.n order. The own'r is requested to come forward
lFnve ropcrt' pay charge and take her away.
" ste Rs %
~ FOR SALE--A young mich
.,rl ~ COW with calf about four weeks old -
s4k--9e. Apply at this office. ie2i-ts
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RUNAWAY5

40 $50 hEWARD.--Ran away from
IA thu, sub rsiyscr on tho 9Th instant at White
n tlaius FrGaswck county, Va, negro man
81 named roN, about % years old of dark cop
[cl CO0r about tt cor ~ inches high, carries his
hes high and speaks freely: had when he left
lark rnlorsd pants ard coat with heavy boots Tom
Was yurcias a. sh lrt time ago If George pattcr-
srn n ar Sikesville Carroll county Md and is pro
N.hiy naking his way back there II cauS ht North
If hirEnoni, AMI delivered to the To Messrs Da-
gi4 h L. uf k~hmond. secured III Jail so thai
set him i viii paS fhr Shpye reward. IL cauvht
South II Richmond. vtlj pay the usual raw ari
WM LETT
- 20 NV BT DAVIS q LIE.
De- The Baltimore SUI will copy two weeks and
nj II Ia This of
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THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL

= ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY, ON BUL
LOCK HARRIS ADpIriONO ON MARSHALL
sTkEET by virtue Of q Deed Of Trust from l.
dated the sah day o. June, 1851 recorded in Rich
nond Hastings Court and Henrico County Court
the under signed Trustee. thereby appointed. will
proceed TO sell, on the premises. on TUESDAY the
9Th day of July. 1855. f tair ii not. the next fair
day. be ginning at ocfeck. p M, LOT OF
GROUND In the county of Henrco. near the city Of
Richmond, being part of Lot No ig i'll the Plan OF
BuilGck Harris Addition, fronting % feet on fhe
orth eide Of Marshall street {coptinaed) and run
lt3 feet tn alley, with the Improvements thereon
Consisting of az client Brick Tent ntent, having
six rooms, bes DIES Brick Stake. Well OF water in the
Isbe!l
TERas-One-fourth cash. the remaining three
added rom day of sale. and the purchaser TO give
negotiable notes for the deferred pay ments secured
by lien on the property. The taxes for 1855 to be
paid by the purchaser.