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treat Excitement. There has been great
excitement at Guelph, Canada, within a few
aays past, in regard to the arrest OF two
brothers, Valentine b. and Benjamin Bryou,
On charge of forcibly abducting their sister
Miss Hannah Bacon, from convent in that
pace The magistrates, by majority of
1--WE 10 three, dismissed the case, and the de-
cision was received BY the crowd outside the
court room with raptuous applause.
Explosion at the ScAaghticoke Poeder
Aills.-At 2& o'clock Thursday morning.
one OF the wheel mills attached to the
Sehaghticoke Powder works, Albany, N. Y. -,
OF which Messrs. Swift, Masters and others
are proprietors,was blown up killing a work
man named Benedict. This man is an expe-
rienced powder makers German aged about
As years. He has worked as wheel man in
the mill that was blown up some two or three
years ago. He leaves wife al two or three
children. The building blown up is about
30 to 45 feet in size. 1t is liter ally torn to
pieces. About twenty kegs of powder. of
twenty tive rounds each, expl oded. TIE pe
cuniary loss will b. about $1,000.
Fast Boy in Troable-.A fast Young
Louisvillian, named Henry Shafter, after run
ming briet but stunning career of expensive
clothes and fast horses, ct cetera, was arrest
ed in Cincinnati few days since, q runaway
from his father, from whom he had stolen
nearly five hundred dollars. o. searching
his person, great part of the money was
found, together with pistol aud a bowl e.
knife. This olive plant is but seventeen years
old.
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State A9uirs.-A negro man, slave of Lev
IN Benton, Esq, of Sharpsburg, hung him.
self on an apple tree, on Tuesday. Cause
unrequited love.
The Pimlico N. +. Church, in Baltimore
county, was entered one night last week, and
robbed of five dollars in pennies.
"A negro girl, belonging to Mr.. j. W.
Swartsburgh, of Carroll county, was gored
by ball and dangerously hurt, on Friday.
Mr.. John g. Patterson, of Phenix, met
with an accident from gun few days ago
He had his hand over the muzzle, when it
was accidentally discharged, the load passin .
through his fingers, one of which had to be
amputated.
One day last week, near Westminster, a
man by the name of Orr fell in well about
fifty feet deep, and so injured himself that
his chances for recovery are very uncertain.
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>yeCia4 Aoe,. e.
CiNc1SNArI, HAMILTON County,
Stafa of lhin

State of Ohio
Before me, the subscri Der, Justice of the
Peace, In and tor said county, personally came
Joan Lee, who, being duly sworn, deposeth
ana said that he had been suffering with Chron.
ic Diarrhea for the past twenty years. and
had consulted, and received prescriptions for
ms ~ case from all the principal Physicians in
Phlladelphia and Cincinnati, but ali to no eff
iect, as he received no relief At last, he was
reduced to mere skeleton, without even the
nope OF ever finding relief but, by the advice
OF friend, was induced to try Hoste tiers Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters, and, to his utter sur
prise, found relief from the first trial and in
less than two months, found himself perfectly
cured of his complaint, and is daily recovering
MS strength of body, and increasing in flesh !:
and cheerfully gives this certificates, in the
nope that Others afflicted like himself NAV be
benefited. JOHN LIE
sworn to and subscribed be fore me, August
2lst, 1856. c. F. HANSELMAN,
Justice of the Peace,
oc5 No. "A Western ST., Cincinnati. o.
For sale by BURRUss 8 BRO. Wholesale
Agents, and importers of BraIdies, Wines and
ane Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
slsts and dealers generally, everywhere.
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The Captain General of Cuba

The European news states prematurely the
appointment Of General Serrano as Captain
General of Cuba. No appointment had been
made up to the latest date when the Canada
sailed. There is no desbt General Concha
asked to be recalled, and that either General
Serrane or General Rose D'Alano will re
ceive the appointment, probably the former.
General Serrano was for some time Minister
at Paris. His wife is an intimate friend OF
Empress Eugene, and very beautiful 40
man.
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BURROWS
RELIABLE

-. -. : = 7" EOIO1N e,
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISN
.DfSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, EryapeIas Ulcers
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND CDIDS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY
GRAND ULAR S WELLLNGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND. AGILE.
MERcURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
A nd all Diseases arising from an Imnmre Ss..o
OF the System, or occasloned by Imprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by
J. w. BURROW & CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Cburcb I,
iy 10 ~ ASA ~
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An Awe-strucS glor.-Last night about
II o'clocke, burglar entered house in
Henry street by rear window, and ransack
ed the lower rooms, after which he proceeded
to the sycond-story. In a chamber Law the
remains of a child dressed for the grave, and
in an inner room was the mother, the door
connecting the two rooms being sufficiently
ajar to enablGher to see the child without
being seen herself. The thief entered the
chamber, his hands filled with booty, and
continued his search till he discovered the
dead, when uttering an audible sigh, he
quietly lay down his ill-gotten burden and re-
tired from the room and the house as empty
handed as when he entered. The mother in
the midst of her grief, was too much agitat-
ed to raise an alarm.-Brooklys Star.
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Omaha City.

The Secretary Of the Interior has decided
adverse to Harbach, who lays claim to a
portion of Omaha City, ia Nebraska. The
Secretary decides that the land in question,
being within an incorporated town, is not
subject to presumption, nor are the author-
ties of Omaha entitled to it, but that it can
only be disposed Of at public sale.
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Personal

Among the visitors to our city to day, we
notice the Hen. F. w. C>leman, distir-
guished member of the Virginia Senate, a
thorough statesman, and an enthusiastic
friend of Norfolk, and confident hopper for
her ultimate greatness We regret that he
was compelled to leave to-day a enc O'Clock
which of course prevented the demonstra-
ten of respect and gratitude. that would
otherwise have been rendered to him.
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Rt5h'oHs SeMeace.-A young man by the
name OF James Morgan, was tried at the re-
csnt term Of the Circuit Court in this city,
says the st. Joseph Gascae, on the charge
0; abducting Miss Lucretia Grey, with view
to seducing her, AMI was found guilty and
s7ntenced to the States prisoa for the term
oi two years and half.
Lucretia Grey,a ( ID looking young dy,
seventeen years old, was living with her
mother, widow Iadf, in destitute circun-
stances, in Caiiicothe, where she made the
acquaintance of Morgan. lie treated her
with more thaa ordinary respect, aud as a
matter Of course succeeded in gaining her
cnuidenc He abducted her and brought
Der to thls oity-touk lodgings at a hotel,
where he registered as man and wife. At
aight he went to her roon and doubt less
thought that, rather than raise disturbance
the woinaa would yield to his eutreaties. =
But IN this be was mistaken. HIS conduct
was such as tj cause his arrest. What fol-
lowed is told above. He is now convict of
the psniteutiary.
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The Late Prize Fight.-The particulars of
the late prize tghtin Canada are SO disgust
fishing them. The fight lasted twenty seven
and half, instead OF forty minutes, as tele-
graphed. What is described as the second
and third roands was but one, making eleven
rounds. At the end of the fourth round
Price dropped to evade Kelly's blow,and was
not knocked down. The whole police force
OF Buffalo was stationed at the ferry landing
TO arrest the principals on their return. but
no arrests were made. The fight was witness
ed by about seven hundred persons. Kelly's
physicians report his injuries to be of dan
gerous character.
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j. w. BURROw d. CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISys

6s CHURCH STREET, (Iron 'FRONT.'
Dealers in Extra Pure Medicines. Drues.
Chemicals, Perfumery. TOOTH Hair and Shay..
ing Brushes, Toilet Articles, Choice Pomades.
Patent Medicines, Fine Colognes, Havana Se,,
gars, Medicinal Wines and Brandies, Lubin's.
Maugenet and Coudray's, and other celebra ted
Extracts for the Handkerchief, Buffalo Combs.
Porte Monnaies, and every other article in sur
line, including the Choicest Green and Black
Teas.
Physseian's Prescriptions carefully and ac-
carately prepared vit6 Extra Pure Tsd;e;nss
at very moderate charges, asa at ali hours Of
the day and night. iy IL
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y office.

A.. Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertion, aud Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JouS r. HATHAWAY,
Editor aad Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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MRS. Winslow. an experienced nurse and
c female physician has Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softer inS the enms re.
ducing all nfiammation-wil allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. DEFEND
upon ~ nothers, i will give rest to yourselves
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
A'o'het eoionin' my2S Iy
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A "Spading" Match.-At the Plymouth
County Fair, Mass, on Wednesday last, a
"sp aiding" match occurred, which attracted
considerable attention. A ring was formed,
and lots of land, ten feet square each, were
marked fer six stalwart Irishmen, who were
the competitors for the prizes. The time al
lowed for the work to be done was twenty
minutes, and the depth to be spaded was nine
inches. The quickest time made was l41S
minutes. The contest was an animated one,
and the men worked until the Precipitation
rolled of their faces. The crowd cheered
them on, aud laughed at the ludicrous at
tempts made by some to drive through the
work. One man only used up the whole
time. The victor is certainly trump and
worthy the title of "Jack of Spades"
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Ihe Great Eastern A Mutiny-
The Directors Denouncpd.

Thirty Of the crew o; til. Great East ern
had been arrested and tried at Weymouth tor
muun2a3 conduct, in refusing to wash the
decks when ordered. The two ringleaders
w=re sentenced to three weeks and months
Imprisonment, respectively, at hard labor,
and the remainder for a fortnight each. The
evidence showed that the ships crew was far
FROM complete.
The English journals strongly deuounca
tAe incomplete and hurried manner in when
the ship vas sent to sea. A vague rumor
mas been current that her FIRST voyage won Id
be postponed until next year, aud that in the
iat4rim she would be exhibited at the priuci-
pal ports in the. kingdom. This however, is
authori!atIyely contradc;ed, and she is still
advertised to leave aolyhead Tor Portland
on the goth OF October.
IL 10 announced that the Queen on her way
back from Scotland will vsi. tue Great
Eastern at Holyhead on the Eth, and stay
! at Penrhyn Castle as tAe guest OF Col. Pen
nant.
at the agricultural show at Lewes steam
caat cutter exploded, killing four per sons
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Accident to the Presidens.-President Blu
chanan, on his journey to "Wheatland" on
Wednesday, left the cars at Wrightsville to
walk the bridge tie Columbia, as is his Gus
tom. On the way, says the York Star, he
met several acquaintances from York soun-
t., and turned to speak to them, and while
lathe act his foot met me obst uction and
he fell. de was stunned By the fall aad was
assisted t. arise by his friends; after a few
minutes rest n recovered sufficiently to CON
tinue his walk to Columbia.
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WELL PAID Per HIS SiGNArUaE.-The Ba
ton Rouge Ia Gazette, speaking of the Of
fee of superintendent of public education
in that State, says:
sThis isa very onerous Office, requiring
the occupant to sign his name az many as
ur times during the year. Now, the salary
is 50 COO, so that the lucky incumbent gets
s. 50 every time he signs bis name"
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40 AVOID HAVING SOUR RREAR


L use Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
-. TO make bread speedily, use Semple's InfaI.
hble Baking Powder.
lnfallible Baking Powder.
y, 10 make bread light and sweet, use Semple's
lntallible Baking Powder.
70 save time labor and expense, use Semple,s
Intallible Baking Powder For sale by
JNO. w. BURROW Co.
Druggists and Chemists, Church St.
DR.. J. w. GARLICK: ,o0'
DEAR SIR:-After keeping house for sew.
Derai months, and being so frequently foiled
In making Loaf Bread, was induced to try
your Sempie's Baking Powder: Since
then haye had so little trouble. and have SO
rarely failed to have good Bread, have thought
II out due to you to say as much, as I have had
IN constant use your invaluable Powder for
more than year
HENRY B. HALL.
=, For eby King & Toy, J. W. Burrow & Co.
d: p. Bell, and by Druggists and Grocers M
eleNy. jy19
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~ DIR. WISTAR'S II ALSA MI OF
uS WILD CHERRY is truly balsam. It
contains the balsamic principle OF the Wild
Cherry, the bal,amic properties of tai and pine
and consumption, disappear under its balsamic
influence.
There's vile counterfeit of this Bslsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
written signature of 1. BUTTS on the outside
WRAPPER,
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RUBBER BETTING

T'HE NEW YORK RUBBER COMPANY
L Manufacture Rubber machine Betting. bv
new process, of superior strength to any
heretofore made, and at less than half the cost
OF Leather. This Company al also the excm.
siye manufacturers, under Goodyears Patent
OF RUBBER TOYS, DOLLS, BALES, TRNpINs
large and small,) &C., &C. For sale at all the
Toy and Fancy Stores in the Union. Catalogues
and Price Lists (by the case only forwarded.
on application by letter to the New YORK Rub,
Der Company, as Liberty Street, New York.
Oc l0-lm
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10 conclude with
iHE PLoUGHMAN TURNED LORD.
0U- Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curt,;r %
rise precisely at TX O'Clock o. W
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.

STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
VHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
Il ask the attention of their customers and
the public to their large assortment of STOVES.
FURNACES, RANGES, Tin Ware, Japaned
Ware, Block Tin and Brittania Ware sc.
The New World Cook Stove is decidedly the
most popular Cook Stove in the market. We
have also the atapsco, Complete Cook, Flora,
Encnantress, Premium and variety Of the
Jobbing and Repairing promptly attended to
by loo ~ ROBERTS g. co.
"a Transcript copy
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
ON CHURCH STREET.

GREAT Ii AR AINSin Fancy coods
~ Ribbons, Hoop Skin is &c. 'N''
nave lust received general supply of very
desirable oen s Goods in my line, to which would
Will sell at the lowest Cash prices. NV Stocr
OF Hoop Skirts are unsurpassed as for QUALITY
ana price, portion being of the largest sizes
made; my stock of Hosiery, Ribbons and Dress
think can invite the Ladies' to cali and ~.
anime anime my Stock with confidence of success Of
selling them much better Bargains than pre-
vlously. have new style OF Skirt supporter
anu brace, ana many other artictic novels. Call
oc5 Tr, WTrIJAn1c
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II THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.

IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
Square day...So so do weeks. rs
do days. IS ! Square month 81 90
do days. / 90 do . months 10
do week. | IS do months. 10 90
AL advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first,
- poE SqEaEe...... .---....... ..........3fh
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news.
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C, will be
arged as other Advertisements, and payment
-qairsd IN advance.
All TRANSIENT advertisements to be paid in adj
vance
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a5- Sandford's Liver Invixorator-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum..Isa mild
and etectual cathartic acting first on the Liver.
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. SANTOS
w. ma tim
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TIC WILLIAMS,
A1vrENTIuN

ATTENT1VN
l N ID E 2 E N D ENT GREYS
1 Attend Drill of your Company at Head
quarters on Tuesday evening Oct. 18th, 1t
Is expected that every member will be pre-.
transacted. By order of the Capt. ~
Come out in large numbers Crews.
&C ~ BREMMER O. s.
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An American Fireman in Aaly.-A letter
from Naples says: That at lire there on
the 4th ult., a citizen of Boston named
Gustavas F. Hall, performed one of those
teats Tor which American tiremen are distin
guished.-There were three ladies in an up
per story, but none of the crowd dare enter
the house. The American went in, came out
above on high balcony, and balancing him
self on the railing, caught all of the women
as they leaped into his arms from whence he
carried them down stairs. The crowd re-
caived performance with cheers.
A'9ard Of Premiums. The Brazilian gov
eminent, DESTROYS of erecting a first-class
theatre at Rio de Janeiro, offered considera-
bic premiums to the architects who should
send in the best plan. The first premium of
Sll ,2f0 was awarded to NJ. Gustave Wach-
nedt, of Rio de Janeiro, who will erect the
theatre, the second Of $4,000, to Messrs.
Green Deville, OF London; the third, to
Mr.. Samuel Sloan. of Philadelphia.
Fires in .Al5emarle. Thomas W. Wood 5
TOBACCO house, on Meadow Greek, Albemarle
county, Va, was burnt down on Wednesday
last. Loss between $500 and 81 900. John
Dettor near Hillsbor', lost new barn and
its entire contents by fire on Wednesday last.
Loss not under $4,000. This is the second
barn GA the same location Mr. DEBTOR has had
consumed this year.
Melancholy FaN.-Among lot of convicts
lodged in the Ohio Penitentiary, at Colum-
bus, on Tuesday, there was young man
named Price, the son of Connecticut Judge
OF excellent reputation. His crime was
counterfeiting, and his sentence tor seven
years.
Ri9bteoss Ferdict.-0n Saturday,a fellow
was taken to Rochester from Albion, zen route
for the Penitentiary, in which institution he
is to be conhned for six months. His offence
was stealing some rings and jewelry from the
dead body Of alady-a victim Of the late
bridge disaster.
Horrs6le.-A women was arrested in Phil
adelphia City on sunday morning grossly
intoxicated and holding ia her arms the bo-
dcy OF dead inta MT, to which she had given
birth the evening previous in aa open lot.
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4 EIsNtS.

Tls DAR BOOK VIII be served to subscribers
Ass cents per wsek, payable to the Carrier
waaa sea, BY maj il will be 81 per year, 81
SIX moa.as, and : for three months, pays
10 IN advance.
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THE WHEELER e. WILSON
NUFA GTHR/NH IN

HANUFACTURING co.,
MOULD inform the public that they open
w in few days an Office for the sale OF their
justly celebrated SEWING MACHINE in Nor.
folk.
The large number of Machines sold in this
State and the universal satisfaction gwen, war
rant me in recommending this Machine in the
highest terms.
Very Respectfully &c,
ma l5-d c. CRAIGE. Apent
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For sale by NJ. A. SANTOS & Co., SANTOS,
Wake y Co., and KING & TOY, Norfolk. ].
b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers
everywhere.
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THE PLAGUE,
THE PLAGUE.
THE PLAGUE.

n T. FLAG u E.
The PROPRIETORS OF THE
Family JOURNAL.
REG to inform the public that thew b,v.
=. - commenced In their paper the publication
vi one ottne most absorbing and deerIy in
lereStlhg stories ever offered to the readinc
world. 1t is entitled i'au'ns
THE PLAGI E-sTRICKEN CITY.
or' The Adventures of a PLY ician
STORY OF THE NORFOLK PEsTILENcE.
BIZ JOHN P KNIGHT, M. d.
Every one viii remember the fearful scouree
winch IN the iall of 1855 decimated the citu of
M b,olo !! mas never been surpassed in the
taS;n5y ~; y, Iesuiehce. The number OF deaths,
!aAins ihto consideration the number of inhab-
itahts, iar exceeded those who persisted in the
great plaques OF London and MarseiiIes The
aa1nqr ~, mas succeeded admirably in depicting
ALL LIE iER bEIi RAvAGES OF THE
giving the most life-like Dissertation NJ
THIS FEARFUL SC0URGE,
Ane whole embodies scenes of the most
APPALLING HORROR
BaIt;,e niSt rev chapters the scene is laid in
~aen the plot is mainly developed.
All persons wishing to support
southern Family journal,
f,m', a Wupe'eht CRITICS have pronounced to be
auay qual IN It's contents to those published
ss.seWhere, would do well to be gin with this
story. Inc Editors have determined that M
e1ort shall be wanting on their part to produce
a q sneet worthy of the South, and can with con
discrimination. tAe'' VI 'ieif
THE FAMILY JOURNAL
is large eight PACED illustrated Jonrnal do.
voted 20 Literature, Science and Art and NAV
oe nag OF an News Dealers. The Proprietors
respectfully solicit comp arson with Journals
published elsewhere.
~, me price OF subscription is So per annum-
Two copies So. Address
WILLIAMS & MOORE.
Ia Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md.
n, For n sale In Norfolk by r Hathaway and F
Az burroughs In Portsmouth by r Levy.
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
SCALE OF PRICES.

II E The Managers have much pleasure
- IN announcing that they have effected
an engagement for Six Nights Only. with the
ceieora ted American Comedian and Versatile
York A'A " rum view
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NOTICE.
STRAYED on the premises >s~osss.,,
- OF the subscriber on the 10th ENk&
OF september, LOCK,
marked Red with white spots, ---X-A
T Tlaaea lace with the tips of the Cows split
for him and pay cost. W. o'-'
JOHN F. BOURQUIN,
Or the DR.. Barraud's Farm
NC ll-lt Norfolk County
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After which the Farce of the
WIDOWS VICTIM.
jeremiah Clipp.. Mr. cb,,sr.,
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$50 REWARD,
RANAWAY last night from my farm on
~ Princess Anne Road about half mile from
the city, my Negro Woman LEAH, about 70
years OF age, very stout, dark complexion, with
masculine features. Leah has been selling in
ner, her child about or years old. The above
reward VIII be given to any one securing her SO
that can get her again.
&C 10 CHAS II n WCSr
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@- Circulation greater than the Daiiies
o. both Cities combined.