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YuNHE subscriber will sell privately his present resi-
more than half Of which in original growth and pines
it lies in the angle formed BY the junction OF Deep creek
and Appamsttox river. miles from Chua Depot and ~
miles from Mattoax Depot the Richmond and Danvle
Railroad miles from Glover Hill Railroad 81 miles from
Petersburg and 30 miles from Richmond. Good springs,
10 detail all the advantages attached to the farm, in
vite the inspection of all disposed TO purchase
Terms to suit the purchaser.
In view Of sale shall 60 on to prepare for small
crop OF OATS corn tobacco &c. and the purchaser can
take crops stock hands aud everything sppertainng
he faru There so bushels of wheat seeded tobacco
tloa. WIN II. ROBERTSON.
March l--wt.
Toe Petersburg lntoigencee copy times and send the
\ fha as,,hsr Yihar
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For he EnQuUer.
FIRST AUDITOR OF THE TREAsIrRY-JrDGr u !,

-. = UT tHT IsHTHWfI.
FIRST AUDITOR OF THE TREAsURY-JuDGE ia.
80, MEL A. WILSON.
me present worthy and excellent First Auditor of
the Treasury having announced his intention I,
decline reelection, permit to recommend 10 the
Legislature as bIs successor, Judge DANIEL A. VIII.
soS, OF campbell gentleman well known to mem.
man Of thirty-odd years experience; Councillor or
State for long time; Judge of the General Court
for twelve years; and Virginian who would ill win
honor and distinction the important place for which
Ie Is nere ere, recommended We feel we'll assured that
Judge Wilson's election would give satisfaction and
delight to all who know him, and in less than two
years, the whole State would have reason 10 rejoice.
at his election.
SuSDRY CITIZENS OF SuSpRY CouSrIrs
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WATT. p. II: SIAl

WATT. r. H. SlARhE-
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
BIS PLOw has been steadily ~
,s!nins favor with the farmers NknUQ
,,p,ers for the last ten years,
!, nav now be considered the ~
,vuar Pow in use in the whole South. II has taken
nm. three OF our State Faiis and at the last Qs55
..e rissr over I'll the most popular Plows in use.-
$50 ,skep every premium given by the Mechanics
:e Of Virginia upon Plows, as well as silver medal
~. hshes, award offered BY this Institute and has
,sccsssully tested in every variety OF soil in this
md many Of the more Southern States.
sci.:ured By the undersigned, at their factory on
hin srse, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
nay % had nearly every article used for ting the
Al made in our own shops Of best material
rQ-clv GEO WATT g. co.
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tn EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

.,,scribers beg leave TO call attention TO their
:roCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
nrRS, PRESSES. &c. &C, large supply OF
,asy keep constantly on hand at their Type ana
zen, Foundry. No. i, Gold Street, New York.
full assortment of all articles required In
i CASES. CHASES. GALLEYS, &C.,
,,;rh We warrant equal in every respect to any
.,.,ured in this country, and which we will sell Oh
;srns. viz: six months credit for approved ne
!. .o,e., or ten per cent. discount for cash OLD
.,isn in exchange for new at the customary price
:, ..1,s per pound il delivered within 60 days from
:. ,,,chs.e, otherwise six cents per pound.
WM. HAGAR, JR., & CO.
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Undersigned, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
y -an establishment, can supply the trade with
;esrripron OF
,s mos. liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
r>;rIsER' for upwards of ten years with type
he, materials purchased from Messrs. HAoAh T.
xo.,iuced TO recommend materials from their 90.
men: N preference to others.
@r.u Books will be furnished to the trade, and
-:.cl,. u. may DO selected will be forwarded With
~ WIN. B. ALLEGRE,
- .iH,,n;,ar. 0Sc. P;chmnnd Va
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CITY AND STATE NEws

ekrEp AT TIE fEkIrENrIARY.-George Cor
don, for murder in the second depres wss vs,,.,a,
received at the Pententiary TO remain righ,sn aI,:
Benjamin +. Debridge,for same offence, receyeI .,
remain Sr gears And Robert Tatum, a free ne,,r,
Tor msnsaughter was received, TO remain tro uSg,,
all from Brunswick county
The two first named prisoners il is said. cbsr,..
their sad misfortune to one John BarLrvrora who i
still at large in the Commonwealth.
PRISONERS IN THE VIRGINIA PEsrrEsrlARy.-Tb,
fettentlary OF virginia TO day March 2hl conta ns
more prisoners than ever before ipbabitsd i,s oIon
precincts. The cells closely filled, from two T.,
four probably in each,) and still they come. What
SAD commentary on the times!
The number Of white persons is oin
FREE negroes - ~
Slaves to be cold and transported
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RAUQUIKR FARM FOR sALE,

RAUQUIER FARM FOR SALE.
TVNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Resi.
IL dence. adjoining the the town of Warrenton, Fau-
ouier County, Va The Farm contains 265 acres. and
lies between the Rappahsnnock Turnpike and the War
renton Springs Turnpike, thus giving facility for grazing
every field without any Inconvenience From is prox.
unity To- arrenton Is very well adapted grazing
town cattle and finds ready market In Warrenon for
all ts products.
September 1856 1t will compare fsvorably with any
sdence In the State. There 10 Servants house, with
six good rooms Both houses of brick, with every
convenience The Stable sixty by forty feet, with base.
men same siza. Has every convenience for Farming,
Grazing Dairy Address subscriber at WarTenon Va
NAT. TYLER.
Fauquier County, Va Fob l2-c2m
VALUABLE FRANKLIN LAND FOR SALE
II OFFER for SALE privately, tue Tract Of Land upon
which now reside, In Franklin County. three miles
west Of the Courthouse both sides Of the Pig river
and Immediately the turnpike road, leading from
Lynchburg and in twenty eight miles OF
the Big Lick Depot, upon the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad with good turnpike from Danve to the De-
pot This tract contains by recent survey fifteen hun
dred and eighty and is particularly adapted to the
growth of Tobacco Corn and Wheat with several hum
dred acres ne tobacco land yet cear fourhs OF the
being original growth and portions Of very heavily
timbered. The improvements consists Of Dwelling
House. Kitchen, Smoke House. Ice House. Stables, Corn
Crbs Negro Cabins Tobacco Barns. &c. all new.
There Is upon this tract Saw Mill, with sufficient
uaterpower carry any kind of machinery this Mill Is
within two miles Of Rocky Mount the county seat This
land be divided into three tracts with equal portions
of cleared land upon each Terms accommodating. My
''s'.; Mar sresm Hss' MOUNT f'AA'D R. H. HAlRsTos
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Toste. -, (sEAL
By order of the Board Of Directors.
WIN. p. MUNFoRD, Secretary.
Eah -rd,u

N OTICE-The late Co-Partnershp existing between
~ JOSEPH Z. 5WEETSER and URBAN r. HUTCH
INGS who have been doing business In the City and
County Of San Francisco State of California under the
style Of SWEETSER, RUTCHIHG5 Il CO.. was, on the
18th day Of December 1857 by order and decree OF tho
District Court of tha Fourth Judicial District In and tor
the State Of California, dissolved.
And Il further decreed, That the undersigned be-
and he was appointed referee take accounting be-
tween said partners and also take proof Of any debts
claims or demands against said co.partnership.
Now therefore In pursuance Of said decree. George
seger do hereby notify all creditors of said firm Of
Sweetser Hutchings Co., 10 appear before at my
ofse No. ia, Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Cali
ornia within four onths after the first publication Of
this noce and present and prove their debts claims
demands against said firm And shsll rspor: said
Court within ten days after the expiration of laid four
months. GEO SEGER
San Francisco. Dec. 49, 1857. Feb l-cweW
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Plaster, per ton, ?o LD 24o
have not tile means at hand of presenting com
paratve table showing the rates upon the competing
roads, except the South.Side road. BY tariff Of
charges published to take effect on the let day
Of this molth, observe that that company has no
established rate on the principal articles above men.
tracts may be made for the transportation Of cargocs
or large quantities of the tollocing articles at any
tune, pi= ,chsat corn, four, manufactured tobacco,
salt pig iron, pdsr," tSc. On the omitted articles
embraced in the above table, the comparison stands
thus:
Canal: Railroad.
, r.,.,, 1851 sii miles sa lss g. miles i.
Sugar and Coffee, $3.50 40
Fish, IS 80
Bacon, AblO 40
Dry Goods, a6 10 So
For tobacco, 1000 pounds s assumed as the weight
of hogshesd. A hogshead transported l23 miles on
the Canal would psy 81 &c toll. and 81 90 freight, total
Campbell, in his last annual report to the stockhold
ers Of his company, ssye The charges upon tonnage
from 3 10 50 per cent. io'rer upon yonr Road than
upon the connecting lines"
Is Common Sense" aware that the Average annual
tonnage transported upon the Canal for the last six
years exceeds by nearly sixty thousand tons the rhoe
amount transported on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad during the same period!
But, admit, il You please, that what "Common
Sense" alleges is rae-that the canal is scarcely
are the rail roads prof.ed by this7 Hear what tns
representatives Of these very roads said in ConVen
| ton, In December last:
Resolved, That the result Of eIishog experience
10 the operations Of our various lines OF rail- road 10
Virginia demonstrates conclusivey that the present
rates Of charge both upon passengers and tonnage
are inadequate in price, in view Ua ,ne Immense 10
ciities afforded by them and the hsaVy COST incurred
10 thsir construction, equipment and current work.
ing expenses that the same ought to be increased in
sum sufficient pay the cost of transportation, to
repairs Of road, and to return to the stockholders
such profits upon their capital are legtimately
derived from investments made elsewhere-the ef
feet Of which would operate to give additional Gre
dit to their securities, enhance the value of their
stock and afford more stability to our whole system
| of internal improvements"
The author of Common Sense" il thought to be
gentleman residing in Buchanan, who is interested
owner of real estate in and around the town. II
strange, therefore, that he should be n favor OF
srrestng the canal at Buchanan and OF constructing
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THE DISwrDDiE MuRDEK.-ln yesterdays pap.r
We gave the particulars OF the murder of BENJAMIN
James Mize, mot Miles by James T. Devln. a shorl
distance from the Appomattox locks near Petersburg
On Thursday coroners inquest was held and seye
raj wtnesses were examined The jury then rendered
the verdict, the substance of which is that Bepismu
James hlize came to his death by a wound three
quarters OF an inch in diameter two innhas from III.
left nipple, caused by gun fired at him by James T
Devlin and that james Devlin father of the offender
present, aiding and abeting iu the assua with a
stick. Both father and son have been committed To
in Dnwidde, on Monday next
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son. w. n. fCoH.
JOHNSON & PUGH,

.NNISSIVN "
GAsc-. From, Building. Shockoe Warehouse,
tsTlSUE to give their undivided attention TO the
Commission Business for the sale of Tobacco,
d Flour. Corn, &C. &c, and respectfully solicit the
Isass Of :heir friends and the public generally pro.
], heir 5est efforts TO make good sales and prompt
Z, Feb l9-clm
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR d CO.,
IhrosrKls AID JoBBKls
Ribbons, Millinery, Silk Geeds. Straw Bcnnets,
Flats, Flowers and Raches,
No. 2o7, BALTIMORE ST, (between Charles Hanoysr,)
BALTIMORE.
nUR STOCK II unequalled In Variety, Extent and
u Cheapness
Terms strictly six months-or six cent of for par
funds. Feb l6-d&c6mf
nUKE GROUND BLACK PEPPER, OF our own
Il preparation warranted froe from all impurities, and
carefully lifted. For sale by
March5 P. JOHNSTON BRO.
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Iolsf BAhKsDALE, c. X. BARKsDALE,
La:s OF Charlotte of Riek.osd.
{. H. BARKspALR, late of Farmrile
BARkSDAI.E & BROTHERS.,
'ONNlSSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE sEAR SHocXoE WAREHOUSE.
i5ERAl. ADVANCES made on Consgnments in
hand Ian S-cts
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I1NO ROBERT McLAGAN and CHAS. s. McLAGAE: ::
u You will please take notice. that shall proceed.
the Office of Courtney In the city of Richmond vir
gna 18th day of March, 1885, between the hours Of
A Bodcker and others, to bo read in evidence in my
behalf in certain suit in equity now pending In the Cir
and am plaintiff If the taking of said dispositions SHALL
from any cau,s be commenced, being commenced
shall not be completed the day Aforesaid the taking
time until the taking Of the shall be completed
DAVID BAKER, JR.,
Feb l2-cv4W Nv his Counsel A. r, Courtney.
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EIGHTEEN YEARS IN THE PEsIrExr,,Ry.-Tbe
Circuit Superior Court of Caroline county, had on
trial. at ts session last week. Job Self charged with
the murder of man named Vaughan, who Was fatal
y stabbed last summer. The trial occupied several
days. The jury are reported as having been divided
when they lett the Cour-tbree for hanging and nine
for the pententiary. They came into Court on
Thursday with verdict of ls years in the penten-
tisry and the prisoner accordingly so sentenced
Il Freder'cks6nrg Recorder.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, Va,
fiLL practice regularly in the Courts Of the coun.
lie. OF Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
.nd any business in any Of the Courts hold In tho
bi Richmond Dec 29-dhked
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yALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE
OFFER this valuable estate for SALE In the county Of
Il Buckingham, known by the name Of "Monte Vdeo, "
CORNER re.idence of Judge csbol2 1t contains 1880
acres of which 200 James River low grounds
of the best quality Large crops Of corn wheat and to
bacco annually made this estate 1t has all the
cessary improvements The negro quarters all
with brick chimnos and plank floors. The tobacco
houses built of che,nut logs and covered with ches
nut shnges has orchard containing upwards of 1000
rrses Of the most choice fru-apPes, pears, peaches
cherries, &c 1t ha: the finest view on James River
mountain scenery, river &c. It 10 well wstered and
healthy.
This estate 10 on the South side of James Rver-hav
ing covered bridge across James River, the James
River and Kanawha Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate.
As wish to move my negroes South, bargain may be
had by early spplieation to me in Richmond
CHAS. Y. M0RRlSS.
Also for SALE 1900 acres Of heavily timbcred land, in
the sSme county This land 10 In s virgin growth and
lies same 81 10 miles from the James River and hama
wha Canal Ito miles from Richmond and 80 miles from
Lynchburg.
hoop poles. &c, will do well 10 take look atit.
March 5-ctd CHAS. Y. MoRRISS.
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GEO. W. ATKINSON,

Once Front Building, shockoe Warehouse,
RcHNoND Va.
STlLL continues to soll on commission Tobacco,
- Wheat Flour, Corn &C., and would most respect
fully solicit eonsgnmcnts from his old friends aud the
public generally With the renewed on his part
rest March l2-cwlm
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GEORGE l. HERRING's.

COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE.
No. 10. MAIN STREEr.
EEPS always on hand full stock of Groceries, to
which he invites his customers and the public gene
Also pays strict attention to the sale OF country
Zee snd now prepared to furnish grain bags to his
p sao wish 10 send their grain to him to sell
GEO. l. HERRING,
h i-cd No. S. Main st.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
a CALLED meeting Of the Stockholders of the James
"A River and KanaWhs Company, viii be held in this
city on Wednesday the 24th March, 1885, II O'Clock. p.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY
Know all men by these Presents that ue the subscri.
bers being the James River and Kanawha
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint - -
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy 70 represent
each of u in all General Meetings of the Stockholders Of
said Company held within six months from and after the
date hereof when not personally present repre-
sented by other Proxy with iu power and auhori.
and to do such act acts, each Of could give
or do as a member of the said meetings, if were per
sonally present. and we do hereby ratfy and confirm
whatever votes act acts said Attorney may
lawfully give do for In pursuance Of the authority
hereby conferred upon him
Witness our hands and seals this - day of--
one thousand eight hundred and -.
-, {sEAL.)
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r OFFER al Private Sale my Farm, lying In the county
j of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria Wanenton, and two and half miles from
Gsine,vile depot tho Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
Ave miles distant from Alexandria; which place can DO
reached In two hours on the cars,
This Esate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which in Wood
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well wa.ered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Run-a large and failing mountain
passes through the estate from West to East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres.
now we'll taken In Timothy and blue grass and only
valuable a. Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur-
poses The uplsnds rolling and susceptible Of any
degree of improvement
Tho improvements largo and commedious Dwell.
ing with seven spacious four above and three be-
low stairs and the necessary out houses Surround.
ing the yard large and hourshiug Orchard of Apples,
Pears Peaches Cherries, APrcos, &C., of the finest
riess and many of them In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous aud convenient The neghborhood 10 un.
by any In the State for health and affords the
best society.
those Wishing TO purchase fine country residance,
will do we'll To call and examine this estate.
! For further information addres Judge z. Collins Lee,
| Baltimore Md or the Subscriber.
DR. JAS. w. P. MAcRAE
i W.. rl1l
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The vote OF New London is counted in the above
Msrshas majority that pnce 10 said be ity which
makes his official majority in the district s7y
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PESlTESTIARY OF VIRGINIA.

PENITENTIAKY OF VIRGINIA..
|HCFACTURED at this Institution, and sold ttere
aad st the Agents Store, No. 81, Pearl street. the
~ ar;'c!es a, reduced prices, to Wit:
|ao;'. Shoes and Rrogues
lnen, Children and Servants Shoes
/ ss,n and Cart Harness of every description
'enine Bands. Leather Hose
,s"ns Carts
,tys and Wheelbarrows
EHtrobes Safes &c.
(;nied and Plaid Cottons
k'nty.snd Lin.eys, for plantation hands
t''i! Made Clothing for servants.
!ue above articles on hand and for sale, or win
|e or repaired, or other job work done to order on
aNee Tor cash, or to punctusl customers only, on
r' fom the country, with satisfactory references,
f iy attended TO- Address r. N. NIMMO,
Y I-ca Agent and Storekeeper Va PenitentiarY
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
"AvING on hand q choice variety Of FsUIr -
Ii TlEEs Of my own rsidng and grating, sum
ciently large for tranapAntng respectfully call the -
attention Of the public to them
My Nursery 10 located one and .sha miles North, East
from the Old Market, where will take pleasure In show.
Ing them
All orders addressed TO, left at my agents. Messr,
Van Lew, Taylor Co, No 49, Main street. RchInond,
Va. or myself. win meet with prompt attention.
EYsHApR TaRKs furnished to order.
March l3--c6m LEWIS TUDOR.
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CHARLES B. STUART,

JNO. ID. ASHTON,
TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SHAHNEETOWN. ILLINOIS.
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ir. preventive of Badness and is almost invalua'
: r;enr,hering preserving, sotening and besutify'
te Hair, Tor sale by
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON, Chemists,
2-cf dth and Franz lin streefa
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VNHE WEEKLY sOUTH.-M the instance Of
u many persons in different pars Of the country.
have resolved TO issue Weekly Edition OF The SOUTH.
This Edition will contain the chief Editorial and Lite
rary articles Of the daily paper besides variety Of news
and communications
The WEEKLY SOUTH will be sent TO snge subscriber
for year the of g. but clubs Of three
or more. will be furnished at the following rates:
For three copies. IS 90
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
IL psy twenty dollars for the delivery to me of a
go man, PLEASANT, belonging to VIM. Fontaine
ocaA od county. Pleasant Is about forty year, old
1e marks about his neck, rather over the medium
ana nearly black. Pleasant has a wife at VIM.
I'm tluvshna county, and is no doubt in that
tIo'aocd Pleasant had a pass TO visit his master
~ ~ 'els Richmond during Christmas.
FREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
|at above reward will be paid for the apprehension
:, mo delivery To me of six runaway SLAVES; or
|. DOLLARS for either of them; aud ii secured In
T.. 50 that can get them, THIRTY DOLLARS for
as names OF the said Slaves are a. follows: AD-
= CHARLES, WILLIAM, BOB. PAT aud AMY.
ainu'atto, about five feet eight inches high, and
Of years of age. Charles 10 of nutmeg color,
.'e tee, six inches high. and 25 yesrs of age.
OF the same complexion, with a scar on
=. u his mouth, and q broken leg. just below
g1tee' about five feet ten inches high, and 81
sse PAT 10 of bright nutmeg color, about FIVE
high, and ls years of age. Amy 10 bright
I" aoodt i've feet high, aud Is years Of age The
opposed TO be concealed about Richmond, by her
.Aooert,> who IL owned by Thomas J. Deane. The
ID we en-. IN the counties Of Amelia or Nottoway.
esroes, Of the above description weuld be no.
''' examined by the people generally
sY SIDNEY BOTT,
EtN-cu Amelia e. II Vs
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r OsT WARRANT-The underslgned givos public
1I netice that at the expiration of six weeks aPpica.
ton will be made to the Commissioner Of Pensions for
Duplicate Land Warrant In lieu Of one issued January
End 1857 for 100 acres No. e. TO Margaret Joynes,
which has been lost.
Psb5 cw6W THO, r, JOfNES, il.
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ArrRAY-On "wednesday evening last, Meesrs.
John s. Hobbs and Elijah Newcomb, of Prince
George county, had difficulty and the latter received
a slight gun shot wound in the forslI.ad The charge
passed through Newcomb's hat end but tor the fact
that he stopped at The moment the gun was fred, he
would probably have been killed. Hobbs was lodged
u the Petersburg Jail, in consequence Of a OF
secure accommodations in Prince George.
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"The rewards of merit proverbially uncertain
tardy and meagre 1t is not with the wages of inquity
Arnold was paid TO the uermost and gave "receipt Ia
full" Judas received the thirty pieces of silver"