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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
WoODSTOCK FOI SALE.


va;cy, my farm, well known Us Woodstock Woodstock
situated about live miles below Richmond and less than
mie from the York River Railroad the New Bridge
road adjoining the lands OF Dr. John H. Garnet and others
The farm contains 400 acres; 100 Of which well
nmbered with oak and pine; about 25 Chicka
homny ow grounds easily drained and he remainder in
arabic high lands In an improving condition, producing
well the crops usually cultivated In t REGION such rs
wheat, oats, lay sc. Tobacco il cultivated by scYe
raj of my nelchbors
Woodstock i Of the most commanding situations IN
Eastern Virginia The residence being located on beau
tiiu einencc, commands fine and lovely view olie sur
rounding country for miles around. The Improvements
all new. The dwelling which has been completed With
in the las. year. Is large story wood house, having
been bull, the material aad planned with eye TO
taste comfort and convenience. IL contains large
rooms two large and Ave closets The house
coyrred with tin. and has been rcccny painted exte
na!ly and internally, in the modern style There Is
also Office in the yard with two rooms In H. Tile
houses such Kitchens quarters barns. stables &c.
all The place abounis IN sPriDSs sufficiently conye-
ncn pure any in the State. Besides old
apple orchard there young apple and peach orchard
Oh the place. The proximity Of this farm TO Richmond,
renders particularly valuable and derabl and Is bel
dom that such farm combining al the advantages and
conveniences Is offered in market.
My Sonin law Dr. oys;er who resides on the premises
will take pleasure In showing ~ any one who may wish 20
sea H.
The purchaser have the privilege Of seeding crop
OF wheat this l, and full possession the lst OF January
1850
July e. cSm MARY Il. PRICE.
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nrsrPucrIyE FIRES.

PORTLAND, Sept 1.-THE Lewiston Baggirg
Company's s,orehouse containing 800 bales oi
cotton was partially destroyed by fire yester'
day. The loss is $4,000
Ar1LEBoRo. Mass. Sept 1.-THE buildings
belonging to the Attleboro Steam Power Com.
nany were mostly destroyed by fire to-day, TO-
rether with several adjoining buildings The
eompanys building occupied by F. Bailey,
Carriage Manufacturer, was also destroyed, b1;
most Of the carriages were saved. The build
inss on the South occupied by Everett Dean
& Co., Jewellers, Sturdy " Bros. Jewellers
and 4. Thompson, Jewellers, were dainagsa,
Nearly all the manufacturing business oil 'he
place is now suspended and 800 handS are cut
Of employment. The loss is estimated al up
wards Of s75. 900. The insurance Is unknown
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cuIIuowEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

TINlIE undersigned Commissioner, appointed by decree
the Circuit Court 81 Snyth County Ia the case Of Il.
Aser and others against benjamin Patterson and others,
will on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER rcSt,
being the day Of the October term o Smyth County
Court se at the front door Of the courthouse OF smyh
county ~ Acres Of Land including the celebrated chill
IlOwEE SULPHUR SPRINGS, unsurpassed In Medicina!
virtue by any mineral waters in the state These Springs
have had the earliest settlement OF the country great
celebrity have effected many remarkable cures; have
been much resorcd To by Visitors when accommodations
could be had and doubt not would he rcsor:ed 10 Icy
hundreds thousands improved as thsy should be.
situated within about "a mile OF the virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad in the county OF Smyth In the Valley
o! the Middefork Of oson In Of the most fertile and
beautiful regions Of the Southwest. railroad OF ca.y
and cheap grade could be made along level valley, cI.
tending FROM the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 10 the
Springs The Spring is bold and capable OF supplying any
number Of visitors and the grounds handsome AMI al
ford beautiful sites for buildings for extensive establish
ment Capitalists invited TO examine The property; as
All speculation presents great attractions
TERMS The sale to be credit Of one two, three
md four years with interest thereon from and after The cN'
raon Of one year The purchaser 10 give bond and APP
proved security, saa ths tile retained ti The purchase
money is paid. Et,EELi u: JOnMSo",
JAMES ". SlIEFrEi,
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VALUABLE PRINCE EDWARD LAND

HAVING had great Inducements offered me TO move
III South will offer at public sale OH TUESDAY, the
FOURTH DAY UF OCTOBER next, II fair IL not the next
fair day the Farm which reside lying Bricry river,
miles M-h-rrin Depot and 10 miles from keysslle,
the clnond aud Danyle Railroad. and miles from
the Court House South containing >' acres % in original
growth ~ OF wch!- excellent tobacco and plant land
Also loo or more acres Briery and branch Hats mostly
very productive The improvements consist Of two story
frame dwelling with rooms Including store room and
cellar with necessary out-buildngs including tobacco
barns &C. &c. further description is deemed unnecessary,
chose desiring purchase will examine for themselves
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the premises
TO all such.
For further n!orna;.ou address the unicrs!sned, aud
pronp, response will lee eiven
Pos; olice Moorc's Ordinary ca Richmond and Dsnvile
Eairoad A. e. GREEN.
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,uorN.r COnPoI,r FOR SALE.

(sNHf subscriber offers for sale privately Farm
4 which ic presen, resides, called Mount Comfort
cotiay I3s less situated In the updr end
Icntiro county lO miles OF Echisond, Deep
Run the three Chopped and Quociron roada and
ab0u: miles below Short Pump. The improvements
consist OF large aud conveniently frame
dwelling house. Containing II rooms aud ample passages
about hall Of tits stories high with good brick base
ncni kitchen and quarters stables carriage aud cehOus-,
brick smoke-housc &C. This Farm Is w.lwaiered, Deep
Run being the boundary entire side for about mile
stony entirely through the OF both
OF which there good mill sites well OF excel
the yard and springs .! the purest
y-nirntiy Dispersed the farm The subscriber deems
any further description unnecessary. but respectfully in
v:tes all disposed purchase and view for them
selves. Any communication upon the subject; directed L.
the subscriber Erin Shades will be promptly attended TO-
Sent l-cSw WI 4, HARHlS
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tionality, foster free labor If it can infictone
dishonor Constitutionally, the charter is worth
less to prevent the accumulation Of wrongs.
Mr.. Forsyth cries most Justly against ''pira-
cy" or the high seas, but sings hozannas to
non-intcrvcnton piracy" in the Territories
Mr.. Forsyth can see great wrong in the Fede-
raj laws, which forbid buying negroes in Afri-
ca, but he sees no injusticein their being stolen
under color OF law in the Territories.
With beautiful consistency, Mr.. Forsyth con-
tinucs:
The pe,.,!e Of the Sou,h--;!e Southern Demo-
cracv--r>t be convinced that 10 require platform
of Congressional p-otcclion is 70 insure the dsrup-
ton Of the National Democratic party, and. US an
inevitable consequence t,'f GTn "ersa' Iu '''
But Mr.. Forsyth sees no danger to the
South from "dSrupticm" by the slave trade
Mr.. Forsyth regards i, as "suicidal folly" to
heed
The ;.o,arsi:iny coq.'. oi those ,.e!itss dyita
tor, WHO nrc cndravorng 10 se,iuce them into
course that will certainly surrender the s"vernmeht
into the hands ot the worst iV,s oi their rgits anu
intcrc-ts,'
But regards the 'counseS oil the slave lr"ue
rs cmincntly conservative. With Mr.. Forsyth
il is treason to divide the National Democracy
upon question Of vital Importance to the
South, but the highest wisdom to disrupt and
sever the unity Q. the South upon the slave
trade.
But enough OF this; we dismiss Mr.. Forsyth
with but one more extract from his New Iork
letter of September 2nd. lie says
Wise denies that Wood tccgraphcd TO him 10 de-
ny tie authorship Of the bogus DOnncy letter.
Very likely, but 1t may be George Thompson, the
editor Of The News signed the ,clegraphc des-
patch to young Wire.
at ha. leaked out that sucl, y despatch went over
the lines from somebody in New York TO some,
body in Eichmond,' aud the iae; cannot De altered
By any qnihblc."
Now, it is no part of the Enquirer" to
"quibLic" c"--thc denial made through the EN-
quirer" of this cdhari WAS emphatic, positive
and uncvasivc Neither young Wise nor old
Wise, nor any one for either, has ever received
any telegraph concerning the Donnely letter,
and, if any such thing has leaked out, it is
All unqualified falSchood.
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vALrAELE ESTATE FOR SALE.

NE otter for sale privately tract ot lahd yang III the
w county OF EOcains shan y. e. about twenty-five
mile. above Darve, Va, aud three hciow Leahsvr, y
c. containing Fifteen Hundred and sixty Nine acres TIL.
land eN;end, within few hundred yards "f Dan River,
which navsable TO panyile, aud i, in the heart Of
celebrated section of country called the Meadow. of Rock
ingha titles evny rolling, OF dark red color, aud is
particularly adapted 10 the production Of The finest tobacco
and wheat AbOu, half OF the Is in original for
est heavily timbercd, with abundant supply VI tue best
plant land, and every part Of 1t i. well Sa,rFed.
The society is good any in the country Methodist,
BAPTIST Episcopal aud Presbyterian Churcc. all
y,nvnt, and la the town of Leak,v" besides large cot
ton factory there mills shops AMI stores OF every de-
scripiOn
Ia addition both coal and iron found Il; as II forms
part OF the Leaksye coal fields 10 which the last lepisa
tarc ii North Carolina chartered ra,roai and which
without doubt will be built and thus open the mineral
sources of that country
TEKMs.-Any reasonable tiuir given 80 the purchaser
tie purchase money being satisfactorily secured and the
Interest promptly paid. Persons "ias 10 hear more Of
this Land will address der Of tie undersigned.
JOHN T. CLARK.
T.!coit, +. q Charlotte Co, Va.
W. II. SIMS,
June 2l--cn Glover Depot. Halifax Co, Va.
Mr. I. g. Terry livin: the land Su show /. 10 any
4 =. any inCorWl, concerning L..
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500 REWARD,


Dan AWAY fron the subscribers, on Thursday night,
the iih Instant, four likely Negro Men, named Wy
LIZ, SAN. BOB and SAM
AiL!E purchased Of II. :. Roharis tf North Caro-
la - 18th March. about 81 years Of axe; five fee, ten
e..-g-u achcs high; likely; coupleNon very dark, and
a..s :'vs sai easy when spoken To-.
SAN : about years Of age: tive feet eight or nne
-tes ash, purchased OF George ID. Pace. o! Rich
-.t. 'c 18th Of March, and purchased by Mr. Pace
N.tGI Jones, o. Gloucester county. lie Is very likely
a. aai 0; d.'A complexion, and has scar :ro;i
e:oG one @! his legs
spB : iye :e-i inches high; was purchased OF
Heaa:: % Ring aud Queen county, the 1T OF April
a.; AZ !-s5., very bacS aud stout; when he len he
"a .l" on h.s face caused irOi ho hot quite
a..
>Ai Abou; iyc feet seven or eight inches high ot dark
"Si0L, sou; and we'll made; purchased cf Henry
Nsr. :or Mrs. g. II Pygot, Of James Ciiy county, on
isi. oi April. Some few whip marks on hs back.
Sic above reward will be pad or the Apprehension and
F-y of tie said negroes 10 u Ia Kicimond Va yr 500
isah eSro his delivery security n some jail 80
IL Sv .-i him.
,ao.. >,!L negroes be taken In Richmond or licnrcc
T. oaiy v.. be paid for each. JONES SLATER.
ApriI i>5g-llscWn
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sl TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


,vrlrVlTiON HAVING BEEN RECEIVED Ef THE
! vXFCrTiNE. that MORGAN J. EEEcE u convict. who
aler,n.d by the { rcuit Court o The county OF Car
- ~. var, .npr:onn.ln in tn. r,i;en'ary, for re-
..!a )cts sGo Wing she same 10 bc stolen, escaped
- . o.i,ers ia yiu him IN custody, in the county OF
..--.l while On his way 20 the ?cu'cuLry. aud il now
- AZ sr,e: therefore 10 hereby oiI,r reward OF ONE
= NyEtp DOLLARS 20 ANY l,ri, S:ic shall arrest Tie
- wan J. Reece and d,I'rrlm INTO ihe Pen:,ehiiary;
'i A, moreover require all ui!ccrs cf this Common.
h cgA aad military, AM r-?r->t he people scncrallv
MIR hes; ex-rouS procure the arrest Of iae sl!
.s.y..; "a; he uIay be brought - justice.
,,ry.n under ms ha: ~ GoF s=nor. and under the
Lees seal oG the Communicable NJ Richmond, tbs
.wh day O. Stp;enb,T i>''. -
lif.Nl:Y 4. WISE.
Is ne Governor:
DooxsE W. MrSrcsp Sec'y cf :'.e C"mus"nwea,
ys,w J. REgcs was heretofore cpnSIci III the Pci!.
- AZ received naive %: 'f'h Carolina, !, -
49, ~ ~. s.. e. .h, inch-, h.i rather fair complexion.
liza, lax nsir eyes blue tie rc!i cic's lear ihc
- .ni ~ the LEFT for-doc-r, and the na ~ the leii
,s:an hls crown out too ;.!ei. aEI narrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
. MOUNT GIDEON FOI. SALE. ~
tErTI0< nj,
49,
Ssilll

- -Alrs&
WILL. be sold, on the TWENTY-SEfENTIl OF skP-
w TEMllER, i>t9, tha: valuable Farm called MOUNT
GIDEON the residence OF the late Henry llill. situated in
the lower part OF Caroline county. three miles from llauo
Court House and the Virginia Central Rail Road Depot,
containing seven hundred and forty acr.- This land
well sapie! 10 the growth of wheat and tobacco;
well waterrd there hc!ns ncvcr.iain. spring in each
feldN The situation Is she.ful, overlooking extent
-. low lands With view Of the cars when running. Cor
least two miles further description is dcencd
sary those wishing purchase Will examine for them
selves, Mr.. James lliil, living the farm, will take plea
sure In showing i. 10 any person wishing 10 see it,
At the time AMI place will lee sold valuable stock,
consisting OF Horses, Mules, Cattle Shcsp and ogs House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils Ic.
All persons having cais against the requested
make known the subscriber and these Indebted
10 the estate will please settle their bills.
The terms OF sale vii! Le made known the day Of sale.
PHILIP SAMUEL.
An of Henry Hill. deed
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AUCTION SALES.
RoayOKELAND FOR SALE

ON TUESDAY, the ith October next, will SELL on The
~ premises, the tract OF Land which reside THIS
tract contains A. 4J Of which are the richest
grounds which can be made tobacco wheat corn and
oats Of original forest all Of which is plant land
The high lands are rich and very highly improved
lots.
This plantation lies Little Roanoke In Charlotte cou
~, one mile from brakes Branch Depot, Richmond and
Danvllle Railroad Tour miles from Charlotte Courthouse,
and Within four miles OF Churches of all denomination
Tobacco. Corn, Oats and Wheat be adr this
witiou; the use OF artificial msnures
The house Is new and comfortable dwelling, and the
neigiborhood unsurpassed for refined society. Those
wishing ole OF the most desirable firms In the state,
invited TO come and See for themselves.
P0WHATAN E0ULDIN.
DAWES BkASCR. Charlotte county. Va. Sept l4-cth.
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TIMBEHED LAND Fol;

SATt IN NV MN
DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court tot :he
ty OF Kent entered al the Fall term Of said Court
S.s IN the suit Of "Appcrson ApperSons Heirs,
will sell AZ special Commissioner by Public Auction. 10 the
highest bidder ON THURSDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY
or OCTOBER ISIS, (Court day that excellent piece .of
Timberei Land known "DlLLARDS" Of which the Late
Dr. died seized containing li3 2u0
or less Said land the finest lot Of Pine timber in
this vicinity distant three miles from the Pamunkcy River
where ready sale can be met with for 10 Northern Yes
s-ls.
TsRvsA credit Of G. IL and Is months will he given cx
cept for small to dcfrsy the costs Of sale the rrF.
chaser being required give good personal security aad
The title withheld until the last payment and transfer d.
reced by the Court Address New Kent Court House
Va. !. TAYLOR,
San, 1O-c,Ix SnrciA Comtns siNIIrr.
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JUDGE BLACK DocTgISE.
!. 1t is an agreed point
among all Democrat, tia!
Congress cannot interfere
with the rights Of proper
" i'll the Territories.
.. L. is also acknowl-
edged that the people oi .
new State, either IN their
Constitution or in M aci
ot' their Legislature, lhav
make the negroes w.tiIIn
II tree. or hold them IN i
state Of scrvitulc.
:. Bu. sc believe more.
We believe in submitting
10 the law a decided
- the supreme Court,
which declares that :.
Territorial Legislature
cannot, any more than
Congress, interfere with
the rights OF property IN
4 I'vrri,ory-that IT,. set
,Icrs Of . Territory afc
bound to wait until the
sovereign power Is con-
ferrcd upon them. with
proper limitations. be-
fore they attempt 10 eAcr-
else tho most dangerous
OF all its functions. Mr..
Douglas denies thi-. and
there j. the new issue.
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roK SALE, OR ExcuANGE FOR TEXAS

4 VALUABLE and beautiful Farm, situated so miles
N from Richmond, OF The best railroads. 10
ido,; ir,rihle uei,hhorhcod and thriving village
where there churches, hotels stores large depot,
poso;hct telegraph, office, 81. The tract contains oUO
acTrs. Sut under cultivation, Of which ttry tGr1c pro-
portion - bottom iaud o the hes; quality, and all well
drained Th- balance Ia original wpod with small por
ton "f second growth pine.
Til, lanl !, highly adapted TO all the staples Of the
country and aboiuds In water fTom the purest living
srr:2 in every part OF H. hc Improvement. are cI;tn'
-yc mostly Icw, or lately repaired. and Ia good style
Th- location is very beautiful, perhaps nOt surpassed by
uIny in this part Of the state, aud healthy any place
IN tGe world.
I.l, Farm is offered for sale privately would be
changed part Cor land ia .N.s suitably located.
For further particulars, address Lnqairer Oice, Rich.
niond Va. July 9-c6In
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doctrines in parallel columns:

! Gov. Wi-Es DOCTRINE.
!. Absolute ucn-inter-
ference by the General
Government. TO Introduce
or to eNclade slaves, in
any OF the Territories Of
the Union.
>. NJ Federal Slave
Code. No NoCongres.lonal
discrimination in favor Of
slave property IN the
Territories. aud no Con-
grc-eioua! Discrimination
against II.
$. Whenever in any of
tic Territories the safety
OF slave persons or the
right Of slave property,
or the right or safety OF
any description OF per
sons or property, is un-
cons,..utionally assailed,
il il TIE power and duty
of Congress, not less
than Of any and every
other Department OF the
General Government, TO
exercise it, proper func-
,ion-. Tor tie security OF
equal protection 10 the
rights, and safety Of cv-
cry species Of persons
aud property.
4. The full and unim-
paired right OF popular
sovcrci 1n;y, emitting the
people Of each Territory,
on application for their
admission ~ Il new State
into the Mon, TO enact
their own State Consti-
tuition, by n iair and iull
reference To- a popular
vote. without force, iraud
or Federal dictation, and
hy such Constitution TO
provide for the main;e-
nance or the prohibition
OF the institution of s!a-
very to To them may. seem
best.
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VTIRGINIA-IS CBANCEEY.-At Rules held IN the
Clerks Office. Of the Court OF The County oi Aseeae.
the ars Monday In September A. d. one thousand e!;t
hundred and ANY nine the being the fifth dsy OF TIE
said month ,r
William b. Smith. fian'n'
wjnlan, n Esn.u ,,a John w stocsly Derts
The object OF this suit is subject the real eae o 'e
Defendants situated In the said County 10 the o'
Judgment obtained by the Plaintiff In the sad court
against the Defendants for the Of FIVE hundred doars
with interest thereon from the 2th day OF Deccmber u
1885, till his costs by him about his suit in that
behalf expended.
1t appearing by affidavit made before the CieIS OF
said Court and filed among The paper, In this suit that the
Defendants not residents Of this State on the motion OF
the Plaintiff IL Is ordered that the said Defendants DO sp
pear here within month after due publication o TINS or
der and do necessary protect their Interests anu
shat this order be published week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper puonhed
10 city OF Richmond and also posted the front door OF
the CourtlIouss Of this County, the Ast day OF the
next term Of the said Court
s.,. 1s-.~tv Nv. suLIr. Q. As.
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Balfern. 1t is intended to carry oat the say.
ing Of Isaiah: And all thy children shall be
taught Of the Lord; and great shall be the
peace of thy children" Every devout reader
should learn from il.
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CAROLINE TOBACCO LAND, FOR SALE.

order 20 undivided attention 10 my profession
hereby oIer SHERWOOD FOR sale situated In Caro-
line county, wi!n miles of PocCAt Depot, on the
ichmoni, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad;
tanning by recent survey The soil is very good
and under state OF tine Improvement and is well
adapted 10 the growth o! Wheat, Corn and Tobacco.
Elhr Farm Is situated in the hear; U the TobaccogTow
Ia; section OF Caroline, and y not large enough, can Le
added TO-
r.c ueie!borlcod !, remark.'. r.: It's rereuen: and
socahi!ty.
Persons wishing purchns. will Wis; the farm for
particulars, adlTes, WM. I. CHANDLER,
4. eff pauolz y, o., Va.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,,,.urn DAILY, SEMlwEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
! ,y W. BIrcYIE DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE,
Tk NIS.

..~-n,ryp,rEE. seven dollars per anuum and at the
~, dollars IL taken for shorter period than one
~, yr the SENl-WEEsly, FIVE dollars per annnm, and
S, ,,rs for ,lN months aysh.e in advance For the
a. rcr annui or six copies for S,o to he paid in
.,h, N advance. When letters containing ni""e! are
y , they must be reyi.,Fcf, "r they w'!i DC al 'e
..> Q: .bt writer's ,,, ,,, l., ,
.Eita1>p ENorIEEs ADVERTISING SIEi Is published
=. N,a:h. the monthly circulation ! t~en'! tn'G-
- -, Advertisement, inserted =: - cents per me
All Ines 10 this o.'ic- u,,t emitted per mail! in
,; available Bank uo;e> = g. sf, Al the RISK "'
!s / iioIs .., t...,... ,.x.,.lnr
r.r. are charged for ss adv Nvrti>cungUis.
,,ora distance be accompanied with 'he adj
nav or satisfactory references TO insure execution
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ny r,Is: GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCL ANA TON.

li,nc. with an cf The General Assembly pass
al oa ~ 3i;h "f Mirch. i,'> and IA pursuance oil an
,-,or!u - l,w. hereby uiNAc proclamation that
- oa,.>cn. l>, h4s been duly elected Judge OF
. I, ,,.-s...' fot ;ic term of c..h, years.
ir .>.sony whereof, have hc:eg:;o signed my name
- IS G5ye-nor aud caused the sea! OF the Cou'i"ii-
..sI:a to lee affixed. this ;satI day Of september,
~. And IN the eighty fourth OF the Common
-, HENRY A. Wise
ty e., Guy,Iu"r,
,,En:..s ". NJ SFpgp,
4 tl,, Commonwealth.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

SEA 81 ih- suburbs OF Adams Valley, about the sih
- august, medium sized iei: bay MULE, in good or
- f'i ni.eS fasrk across the shoulders newly sh"d
- t"=.s the Inside of the hind feet, and very much
- -snse IA the hiad legs. No other marks recoect-d
~, medium sized las uiarr. shc has TWO sears on
az si shoulder, under tn. and the other on
- .4'ss part 1 IA. shoulder iIh the right eye
'--'eis ,cts cut 10y aHaii.
he rca ard will be paid Tor bo:h 40 for either
=g--i a: the Medical, College o; Virginia. JN0.
yt'NAELL. az Messrs Talbot 4 BIOS Foundry, corner
g Cay sad !,,h sts, Richmond, Va