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d $3.50 REWARD. Ram away.

about 21th December. 1855, my boy HENRY.
- Henry 10 about II years OF age, rather deli
A>cate in appearance. about feet O. 10 inches
IN nOixht, bright uAtto, full head Of hair. Of good
when talking. fond Of dress and somewhat OF =
dandy, had small patch Of beard on bis chin: He
d also little bowed In the legs, and can read and
write.
win give afty dollars reward II the above negro
10 taken in this State and lodged in sosue where
can get him and $50 IL taken In any other slaye
state. j will give $3.50 reward IL Information sum
cient for conviction can be given against any white
man who may have had Q hand in getting him on
TO free State.
aZ-b CHARLES L. HOBoON.
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THE New POSTMASTER GENERAL. Hon. Joseph
Holt, the new Postmaster General, is a native of
Kentucky, but acquired fame and fortune by the
practice CT the legal profession at Vcksburg, Mis-.
sissippi, where he often antagoniZed at the bar
with the renowned Prentiss. By reason of in-
paired health, he soon retired from practice, and
up to the time Of his acceptance of the Commis
siopership Of Patents two years since, resided rst
at louisville and then in this vicinity. While Mr.
Holt has ever been democrat Of pTiaciple be has
taken but little part in bitter partizan con tests
His most conspicuous political service was at the
Baltimore Democratic Convention, in the year
1886, where, as numbers of the Suns readers will
remember, bis impassioned appeal in behalf Of
Col. Richard NJ johnson turned the tide of
feeling as to procure his nomination as Vice Presi-
dent.-Balt. San.
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IRURRUSS & BRO,
- IMPORTERS.

Have In store and q. s. Custom House, 80 hhds
TAYL0RS CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN.
DY. imported by them from John Taylor of Lon
don: Also, in Custom House, Brsndies of the fol-
lowing brands: James Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy 4
Go; the United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney Ce-
lerier, and other brands. CHAMPAGNES: Green
seai Cabinet, in half pints; Piper Reidsick; Held
sick Co, and other brands All grades of PORT
WINES. SHERkIES Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines Old Scotch Wits.
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: Summerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract of Rye Grain; Funk:
Besores Old Bourbon County X and other brands.
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, in whole and pipes.
Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bltters. Charles
London CORDIAL GIN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE ia stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine
(red and white.) made in N Carolina. SARDINES
in whole half and quarter boxas, ETC. etc. Also, 400
0G0 Choice HAVANA SEGARS, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out by Us for that
purpose varying in price from $40 to $l5Cp per thou
4 sand. All of which will be sold to punctual per
sons on favorable terms
BURRUsS BRO,
Sole Importers in the United States, of Tay lors
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No Wide Water street. Iron Building,
a 25-6fn Norfolk
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nr The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PETERS INSALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curiai or Baisamic properties, excels everythin
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
ratiye aad renovating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
medy whfcure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
gut the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known of of twenty
years standing TO be restored to perfect health and
all other cases OF shorter duration. to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF Gonorrhoea " hch the remedy will not
prudence the part of the patisnt and to any one
purchasing half a dozen bottles, and using accord
tngiy, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
medicine. free Of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will be effected with
out inconyenienes A. &C to the patient; Sold by
Agents for the citypf Richmond,
de 10-6ms No. 1lI BROAD st
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EXTRAORDINARY CALaNITF.-A letter X ON Taga.
pog, in the Sea of AZ2f, of the oath, states that
three days before terrible calamity befel that
town. The weather being beautifully 1Re, many
of the inhabitants of all classes were on the ice to
some distance from land. All at once violent
tempest came on, and the sea breaking up the ice,
1t even broke over the cliffs near the town. and
f,ed an extensive valley with water ,tran sformiug
it literally into marsh. The women, who had
been left at home, assembled on the heights and
the tops of houses, Offering up prayers to Provi-
dence to spare the lives of persons on the ice or
out at sea. Soon after, dead bodies, frightfuily
mutated, began to roll n, and persons were seeu
large fragments of the broken ice, running to
and fro 10 terror, apparently deliberatng as to
what could be done. 1t is impossible to tell how
many people perished, but the number was con-
siderable. In addition, many fishermen were out
at sea, and it is feared that they have perished-
En1lish IdDer.
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I II E DISP A TIC III.
MARCH IL 1859.
SATURDAY MORNING.........

The ST. Louis papers pay Just tributes to
the eminent talents and distinguished public ser.
vices OF ex Senator Henry S. GEYER, of Missouri
Mr.. GETER was the leading member of the St. Lou
is bar, aud represented Missouri with distinction
in the United States Senate. The attendance at
tbs funeral very imposing, and included a
batelliJu of city miiitgry-the last wac extended
10 view OF the deceased having been an officer Of
tue army in the war of lSl2, and captain of the
first military company ever organized in the
State. Mr GErEa nephew of the late DAM
lei SheFey, of Stsunton and went from Virginia
to Missouri in his early youth
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THE CINCINNATI SuIClDE-Me Husband ofMs Fic,
tim RGpiag Aad.-The account of the suicide of a
Hungarian woman III the presence of her husband,
at Cincinnati, has been published. The Cincinna.
ii Enquirer of the 9th contains the following addi-
tional particulars:
Emanuel Gerard, after the suicide Of his WIFE
evening before last, became frantic with grief and
acted in such a manner while the Coroners Jury
IS in the house that they could not proceed with
the nvestiga and it became necessary to lcck
him up in the Bremen street station house.
Among other things, Emanuel wished to cut his
wife, pack her away and send her to Europe, or to
burn the body. aud transmit the ashes across the
ocean, and no doubt he would have doue so, had he
been allowed to act as be chose, for he perfect
specimen of mad man. 1t was deemed prudent
to keep Gerard in the cells until last evening" and
when released he was placed In charge of one Of
his friends lest he might do violence to himself or
others"
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poLIrIcsL-Hon. PauIus Powell, Of the Abe
marie district, now declines submitting his claims
TO congressional convention, and announces him.
self as candid in any event. The alleged
!ust action OF the county meeting In Chariottes
vile, III not allowing his friends to be heard is
liver as the cause Of this determination.
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NOTICE TO ONE AND AIL.-UAn

~ RACOrT, HARRIS l. co. have determined
from this date until the close of the season. to sell
their wi1ter stock at uusual PRICEs preferriDg
to have money rather than the goo's, even if they
have to sacrifice their profit and having on hand
large stock of over Goats of every style and price
together with Fine Black Dress Suits, Business
Cashmere, Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants.
large assortment of Boys CiothiRg all OF which will
compelled to buy. Call. if you want any thing III
the Clothing line really CHEAP at
DAkkACO TT, HARRIS CO.'S,
No liz Main street,
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ATTEMPT AT HOUSE BREAKIYa. A

ATTEMPT AT HOUSE BREAKING. "A
daring attempt was made last Thursday night to
ehect an entrance into the residence of Mr. Wash.
ington Hatteu, on 26th street, between Marshall
and Clay, but proved abortiye because of the se,
cure fsstenings of the windows Mr. FL. lives in
that portion of HenricO county where q humber
OF burglaries have been perpetrated Of late 1t is
httie singular tnat the Comfy Court refuses to
issue patrol warrant for Church snd Uniop Hills.
when there are SO MANY men ready and willing to
serve as patrol, and that too in face of the fact
that stores and dwellings have been entered and
robbed time and again. If the Courts refus: pro-
lection to the people, may not the mass take the
law into their own hands and 90 to extremes in
protecting their property and their livesi 1t is
to be hoped that the Court will take the matter
into consideration to-day, and relieve the minds of
the women and Children, by appointing patrol
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s& BURRow 8 RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY YIN THE

9R OUkhOW y hELiABkE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE
WORLD
Has cured and is DOW daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures of Diseases to which humanity
ID afflicted Thousands who were hitherto suffering
qnGer the most inveterate Diseases and which were
deemed hey ond the skill of medicine have Leen
wonderfuly restored TO health. by the use of this
truly great remedy. For sCR0EULA, RHEUMA-
TIsM, SYPHILIS. PILES, DYSPEPSIA. ALL
eCROFULnU5 AFFECTIONS. and for all diseases
resulting from intpurtty Of the blood, it is unsurpass
ed by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach
and Strengthening and renovating every organ of
the human system: it necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbid action of the
such as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC-
FlONS. GEN ERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIONs
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUk.
and all other diseases which well known to ex-
i5t from the above causes All that is asked is q
air trial. which will assuredly convince auy OF
the Incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which il is
commended For partisr4ars call and get de-
scriptive circular. Prepared bv
J w BURROW q CO,
Practical and Analy tical Chemists.
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co,
Or ) w Garlick, Waring 4 Pearce, and Drug 0ists
generally. NH l-3 N
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BOUND OvER.-Henry Easley and Da.


vid Mcdaniel were before the Mayor yesterday
morning for threatening to shoot each other. The
evidence showed that Easley was the aggressor-
that he was very abusive and threatening, and
that he continued his abuse until Med got gun
and threatened to shoot him. when II. drew mia,
tol and was advancing to meet Med at the time
the two were separated by friends Easily was
held to bail to keep tae peace la $500 for com.
mencing the difficulty, and McD., who is a cripple,
in 500, for arming himself with a gun, and adj
vancine on EasleY
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STEALING ToCAoCo.-Edward slave to
B. F. Dickinson, stole basket of tobacco from his
master yesterday morning, and went to the first
market to peddle it of, but missing bis rnau by
Offering it to Mr.. Wingrove was at once collared
az thief Ned. fiadiDg that he was harnessed,
bit the hand of bis captor and escaped, but was
pursued by host of spectators, re-captured, ts-
ken before the Mayor and soundly foggad
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EDUCATION IN M.ssACHUsETTs.-Tbe twenty y-second
au ual report of the Massachusetts, Board of Edu.
cation. just published, exhibits some statements of
ofnterest. The money raised for schools in 1857 IS
was 34l 252 .03, increase of $57 ,S242S the
previous year. The number of public schools In
1878 was ], ,42l, increase of 81 from the year
before. The number of scholars attended the
public schools in summer, in 1858, was l90,792, or
39ll more than in 1857; number of children in the
State between the ages of i've and fifteen years. in
1858, 222, ,304, an increase of 1926. The amount
raised by tax for each scholar wss twenty-ou cents
more than In 1857. The various teachers instis
tute of the State nunber ,545 members.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS AT CHicAao.-The deficit In the
receipts of wheat from the harvest of 1858, at
Chicago, has reached five millions OF bushels,
as compared with the previous crop. The tota,
accumulation of -four and grain the last week was
equal to 900 bushels. against 900 bushels for
the same week last year.
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AAa& ASHLAND kACES
vS&- SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The Spring Meeting over this courss will com
mence On TUESDAY, 18th day of May next. and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
SHS entrance; 500 forfeit. SlG 0 added by the
Club Closed on lst inst with foar subscribers. viz:
TW boswell. John Hunter, K Dickinson
and James NJ TAYLOR.
SECOND DAY-FirSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fiiies $500 entrance. 500 for
felt Closed on lat iDst with the following entries
Thomas w boswell enters ch c. Excheguer by
Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston.
h Gibbons enters t, CIinoline, by Finarc:er
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire
John Hunter enters C, by Lexington. dam by
Glencoe. -
n Hall enters gr f. Faith, by Childe Harold,
Second Rdce-same Day.-Jockey Club purse
$780, three mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FirSt Race -Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and hllies. $3.50 entrance Hall for
felt. Mile heats. To name and close 18th March
Second Rdce-Same Day-Proprietor's purse $500
Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FirSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts aud llies, out of mares that never
produced winner. 500 entrance. Half forfeit
Mile heats. To name nd close 18th March.
Second RGce-3ame eDay-Proprietor's purse $3.50.
Mile heats-best three in five.
FIFTH DAY.-Handicap race for service of plate.
the value Of 1900 Entrance $780, to be added to the
stake. Second horse to save his entrance, provided
three more start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the bove mentioned Colt Stakes,
closing 18th March next, TO be addressed to
NhTIIL A THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va Jan 26. 1859.
u bnr
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GALLERY OF FINE ARre.-Dr.

GALLERY OF FINE ARTe.-Dr. Mona
mara is now canvsssiDg the city for subscriptions
to aid the Virginia Historical Society and the
Library Company to establish a picture gallery
and TO fit mp library. All who contribute to
this noble work will have the privilege of visiting
the gallery aud the library free of charge. We
trust our readers will aid the cause.
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ESTo THE SOUTH SIDH.-By late
tariff, the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate OF freight for transporting Ground Plaster
IRON TINS date. WITH THIS pRovISo, that DOUBLE
FATE VIII be charged during the months of APRIL
MAY, August and SEPTEMBg2
orders to any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to ensure
IL in time ~
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
ia S-3m No ii Pearl street.
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RUNAWAY.-SIOO REWARD,

The above reward will be paid for the appre-
hension and delivery TO Bavis Hutcheson,
N ia the city Of Richmond, or confined Ia any
iaii so that get him an II taken out Of the State
Of Virginia and $50 II taken in the state Of Virginia.
for m man THOMAS JEFFERSON. He is about
2I years Of age brown full head Of hair
good teeth. fest 10 inches high, and rather gruD
countenance- JOHN HuTCH4SON.
~ Enquirer and Whig will COPY In weekly par
Der twice each. ja 22-dts
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UNFORTUNATE TERMINATION OF A SUBMARINE
TREASURE ExPEDIrIoS.-The brig Monagas, of Bos-
ton, from st Thomas. February 10, In ballast, has
been wrecked. The crew were saved with their
instruments. The Monagos, it will be remember
ed. was dispatched by submarine company OF
Boston year two since, to recover the treasure
of the sunken frigate San Pedro, on the coast of
Vent tzuela, but met with poor success, recovering
only few Thousand dollars, while the cost of the
expedition was probably twenty times that
amount.
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VIM. SMITH OBR1EN. who was exiled bv

England fer his political opinions, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon, by the Richmond and
Fredericksburg cars He was met at the depot by
a number of Irish and other citizens and escorted
TO the residence of Mr. P. I. Moore, where he will
be privately entertained. A large number of Der.
sons assembled at the depot to get glimpse of
this distinguished stranger, and We have no doub,
that many of them will call upon him during his
br ief sojourn in this city.
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SUICIDE Last Friday week, Miss Elizabeth
Mahn. worthy young lady, Of respectable fam.
lily, living with her widowed mother and four bro
theirs and q sister, four miles from Abba, Monroe
county, Iowa, shot herself through the heart with
q rihe aud died Immediately. She WAS partially
derapged in consequence Of recent sickness.
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- COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY

JAIL As A RUNAWAY-Was committed
to the Jail of the Corporation Of the city OF
XII. Norfolk. on the 18th day Of November, lo5S,
: noaro man calling himself TUM BAILY. The said
negro man is FIVE feet seven and one half inches
high, and weighs one hundred and sixty-f
pounds about thirty years old, OF light complex
iou states that he was born in Sumnerset county,
committed to jail. sheeps grey clothes and sailor
hat. THUS COhPhEW
fe q-ew Sergeant City N0I folk.
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OPRJNG TRADE.-P. JOHNSTON 4

~ BRO, Druggists, are daily receiving fresh ad
dtlons to their present stock # Drugs, Medicines
dow Glass Perfumery, Fancy Articles. &c &C.. to
which they W, uld call the attention of the trade
Wholesale and retail, and prepared to offer
all goods in their line at the lowest market prices
Every article is selected with particular reference
to purity and genuineness. Personal attention paid
to packing and forwarding with prnmptness.
z. JOHNSTON BROTHER
Apothecaries and Druggists
49, Main street.
NH Richmond VIRGINIA
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~HARrsHoRss's ANTI -B111ous Pr,

~HARTsHoRNE's ANrI-BILIous PILLS
are the safest and best Purgative Pills in use They
aet upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
zrpe, easy in heir operation and can be taken
It any time without fear Of exposure They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheumatism -
H you suffer with any pain, use HARTSHORNE'S
CURE-A the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR. II
you have cough. use HARTSHORNE'S COUGH
world.
Sold By all DRUGGISTS in Richmond. 90 i5--6m
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REsIGNED.-A Christian Indian made an address
at the Presbyterian church, in Washington, Sum
day, which he closed as fellows:
The white man takes our land and makes us
move away before him. By-and-by he will drive
US to the Rocky Mountains, then the wind will
blow us into the sea and the sea will cover u.s. and
we shall find home in heaven, and the white
man shall have all the land.
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A PEcIAL MEssEsGER.-Tbe person who reported
six columns of misrepresentation of a sale Of 436
negroes at Savannah, Ca, for the New York Tri-
bune. was Mortimer Thomson. ('Doesticks,H) who
is attached TO that paper, and was sent to Savan.
nah for the purpose. lie left town the day after
the sale, and wrote his report on the cars 1t lie a
pity the Georgians didn't know the OH ject of his
errand aud his name.
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CnnrFsCaTrp Dol

CosFIscATED.-Patrick Pagan was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday for buying forty-two
dozen eggs in the first market aud Offering them
for sale again. The eggs were forfeited and Pat
was fined IS. Poor speculation that
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THE WHEAT CRop.-The Cambridge (Md) Demo-
crat says much of the wheat in that county has
been killed by being washed out of the ground by
the heavy rains. Where il has not been injured
it looks remarkably we'll, being green and as far
advanced as in past seasons in May.
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~ DIR. MIsNocK's INDIAN PAsAcr..

FOR The CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND RHHU-
aATIsM-Ths Compound effactua,ly relieves and
cures Neuralgia aud Rheumatism in its most acute
form. The great success with which 1t has met and
it stands unrivalled As a remedy Those who have
suffered and are now relieved are willing witnesses
in behalf of its virtues The many testimonials
which have been given in its behalf are CONVINCING
aud satisfactory. The afflicted have only to try
and be convinced
Many certificates of its efficacy can he by ap-
plication to the Agents.
~ "he genuine Panacea is to be had of all
druggists. Orders addressed to the General Whole
sale Agents, FISHER WINaTON
Druggists, l25 Main street. Richmond. Va.
Price One Dollar uer hottie fa Is,-Im
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ely RoGUEs Some of the late bur-
glaries in the city have doubtless been committed
by negroes, ard possibly by servants in the very
houses that have been robbed. Several months
since tbs basement of Valentine b Sous store was
entered by the 'coal scuttie'' and robbed and on
Wednesday night last the store of Breeden Fox
was entered in similar manner. The negro
that perpetrated the first robbery, though sold to
be sent from the city is yet here, and as he is
known to be cunning thief, We have heard it
suggested that he may have been engaged In the
last operation Whether this be so or not, persons
who know him, strongly suspect him. and it is
therefore but right and proper that he should be
removed from Richmond at once. There is no
law to compel a man to sell his slave against his
will, but it ia nevertheless the duty of every cit.
zen who owns suspicious slave, either to get rid
OF him, or to keep him where he caa do no HARM
Merchants and others making efforts TO dis.
cover the burglars who have been so successful in
their operations for the last sixty days. and We
should not be surprised to hear that they had
adopted extreme measures to protect their proper.
ty and their lives.
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q SPA REMAND of S25 viii

be paid far the delivery of a Negro Man cali
ed PHIL TAYLOR. This negro was pur.
XII, chased In Richmond, at auction, on the 9Th
Nay 1857 and bQt Of sale made by George w
Snelings. He Is d mulatto color good teeth
which he shows TO advantage when speaking; walks
to Richmond to visit bis wife, Who believe. re.
sides in Chesterfield She is free woman, and from
what have heard he In harbored by her The
above sum will be paid If delivered to Dickinson,
Hill Co, of Richmond
JOHN SAUNDERS,
fe ly-lms Lorctto Essey county.