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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08

ra- Boob- Keeper and Accountant

=
lu4lN WILLIAMS offers hiS serves to keep
SETS rt Euras re -Ulsriy and neatly. a II 70 exam
me write III. settle and adjust aGco'- urs.
10 h1s G5i s. l"HE experience IN book keeping,
sr. has Testimonials from men of the first standing
i'll E3e hI:.rnc. -
Application ney he made to JOHN !. VIII
LIAsiS. tHe o6lce Of Messrs. JoHN A. IANCAs-
TEE 4 SUN. &C lS-2m
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,Ida,ket Rovs.--On Saturday evening last.
glaries .,. Black visited the stand of Syiyestus
Flood, IN the First Market, paid ten cents for
arrps previously purchased, and was about TO
iair cabbage heads in Black bas ket, aud claimed
= without hesitation. Back said he boueht
mat cabbage OF Lawrence Allen, and the two
siraighfWay repaired to Aliens stand to have
me question of possession settled when it
urned out that Allen had sold no such cab
oage- Then Black became indignant wanted
10 know II he was charged with stealing. and
stfnck FIood at which iuncture Capt. Ellis
tppeared and conducted both to the watch
souse- The c'sse was heard yesterday by the
Mayor, who sent Black on to the Grand Jury.
kobert + Kirby, for using prnfane la, guage
IN the First Market, was fined i've dollars; and
John Walls, to wit: Selling ardent snirits
without license, and using threatening Ian
guage towards Kirby in the market--which
were continued to this morning
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IA ttart.horne's Cure-AII.

IT CURES ALI. PAIN
Tas valuable preparation is used internally and
eytrr0sils. J. cures
TtuTHACHE. HFApACHF.
YFFALN> md BRUISES SCHil.BLAfNS.
CHOLERA MGRBtS, kARACHE.
EHFfNATiSM, SCAl.pS and BURNS,
NJ EAi.EiA, CHOLERA,
PAN ! TIL LIN BS, PAIN IN THE SIDES
D.. y N.utbe STOMACH, PAIN m the BREAST
: 0ht THROAT. FROSTED FEET.
IA ; y THE BACK, FAiN II the BOW ELS.
Esiu- fine TONIC. Ii IS very beneficial for n
v-sa stomach ar bowels.
IT, .il'sS ri Il - and 20 cents Sold hg all Drug
c.>-s 8 tchmoad, Petersburg and NcrIolk, and
t.fl.- .-i 'te Stafe. le l4-l2n
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Arreas.-John Heath and John Vest were
arrested yesterday Tor drunkenness. Sally
Valentine, free negro, for ASSEMBLING Leafy
Ann Page, aud Mary Jane Smithers, free, for
receiving stolen wood from slave, were also
taken into custody.
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ST. Jeha's CAareh.-T The new Rector of St
Johns Church, Rev MIR. Points, (la,e of ST.
Peters Church, New kent,) preached his OPEN
yorable impression upon a large congregation
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Seat Baek.-Ann Eliza Pollard. an idiotic
woman, who wandered away from the poor
house aud got drunk, was yesterday directed
I'd street
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~ JAMES RIVER LaNDF0 SALE

izssez offer Tor sale my FARM lying on James rv-
-~- in Charles City county, and lust above SAN
dy Point, formerly n part of that estate. The Farm
contains about $50 aeres-ahout 80 cleared, and
most OF it lined. This land lies in compact form,
with beautiful Southern xposure is of ine quail
lty. well adapted 10 any crop, and in every way
desirable place. Any one deslrins lar er farm can
increase 1t by the purchase of other lands near il.
A. Z. HARHfS0N,
je 2-cwts Cabin Point, Surry.
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Postpoaed.-L Lloyd Jimmerson, charged with
making felonions assault upon Martina Per-
kinson, was arraigned before the Mayor yes-
terday, but as the woman did not appear, the
investigation was postponed to Wednesday
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Rain was anxionsly looked for yesterday;
hut though designs were good every body was
be grand glorification about here. The dust
has become intoierable.
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FARM IN CHEsrERFiEiD touNIY

Il FOR SAL LE.-PuTsuant to dee ee # the Cir
cult Court oil Chrs erield, made at lis last Term,
we will sell: at public au tion, on the premises the
22d day oi Novas bsr, 1889. the FARM on abieh
MIR. Chastain Hancock died seized about miles
rom the city of Richmond, on the old Chesterfield
turnpike.
The tract contains 2Ai4 acres. about 100 acres
cleared and IN good conditions; ths remainder in
orr lnal growth of OAK and pine timber. Tho
bulldln s consist of gooa dweliing, a new barn,
and all necessary out-honses.
TERMs.--Enoueh cash to defray expenses of the
suit; and the remainder in equal pat uients OF one
and two years. VIM. AN BfRS. aad
H.- a. 4
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RETRiBUTIoN.-Oneof of the villains w no late
ly threw stones at passing trains on the Maui
gatuck Railroad was drowned in the Housa-
tected in the act of stoning train, ard at.
tempted to escape by swimming across the
river, but was drowned. His fate was well
deserved. A brother Of the deceased, who was
also engaged In these yillainies, has escaped the
officers thus far, but will probably soon be cap
tured, and brought to justice.--Nsm Harsa
Neps
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CAmpHENE EsLAueHTER-on Thursday night

CAMPHENE ESLAUGHTER.-On Thursday night,
Mr. Charles Lambert a German butcher at
Clifton. Staten Island, was burned to death,
in conseq uence ofa camphene explosion. Lam
berts wife also nearly lost her lifesby The aeci-
dent. In the course of the night Mrs. Lam
bert rose 10 light camphene lamp, and when
she was filling the lamp with camphene, which
was done very imprudently while the wick
was lighted, the camphene exploded, and Mrs.
Lambert's dress caught fire, and she was al
most Immediately enveloped in flames. AT
this instant Mr.. Lambert rushed ont of the bed
and attempted to extinguish the fire. TO save
Mrs. Lambert from being burned to DEATH In
doing SO his night clothes took fire, and he was
himself almost instantly burned to death His
wife lies in a horribly disfignred condition.
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The GREAT BALLooN.-The great expert
ment of Professor Lowe, in the construc tion
and Imitation of his mammoth balloon, the
City of New York." is creating considerable
interest. Thousands of visitors daily flock to
the grounds where the balloon is being filled.
The process of imitation, which was suspended
yesterday on account of the high winds, which
rendered the partially inflated balloon unman-
ageable, was resumed to-day. The balloon is
about one third inflated, and presents the ap-
pearance OF a huge yellow dome gradually ris-
ing out of the earth. The imitation will pro-
bably occupy the whole II next week The
experiment is attracting considerable attention
in France, where ballooning has found many
devotees. The Paris papers have given their
readers a full description of his aerial ship,
and the lively interest taken there in regard TO
the trans A tlantic trip Will insure Mr. Lowe
a cordial welcome should he ever land, as he
hopes to do, in France.-N. y. Letter, Saturday,
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"A sts-s- fA a .ss-s. s..D
@X%s FOR SALE.-Ths unders4He. Offers fer safe
- - privately, the TemalnIns portion OF the rs
TATE OF the late C. G.. Taliaiefro. IL contains
about 3z2 acres nearly 200 of which is openiand,
the rest IN wood. IL rs situated IN beautiful
OFan1e aed Alexandria Railroad. iersons wish
Ins to purchase small farm in q healthy snd de-
lii htful ueigllberhood are in npited To examine IL -
The tract viii be divided. ii desired
l.. Ii. TAldAFEHRU,
Rapid Ann Station, CaitepeF county,V
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yTALGasLs sTosELoT FOB @ sa,E m

" r.,
FIUVANNA COUNTY By virtue af n de-
cree Of the Circuit Court et Flayauna, pronounced
AT the recent term thereof IN the case oi Hu he's,
gdn cs, Payne, a ats, we. rs Commissioners rs APP
pointed by sal0 decree. shalt proceed tn sell on
THURSDAY, the 2ath day OF November next, on
the PREMISES at public auction, t. the his hest bid
der. the LOT oceupis by the late N. II. Pts no. at
has death. epntalrans acres of lard Rdion,a{ the
lands OF Stephen p. Hu hes, Anderson HUI he's
and others, to- she with all the hdin stand ng
thereuron; eonsistin OF large new e M0STORY
SToRE. .aoDSg, a LMMBER HOUSE BLACK
SMITHS SHOP and WHEELW RIGHT'S SHOP.
The premises are handsomely 6Oafsd IN an in
teliisent and desirable neis hI "A, about y or 10
miles from the James RiveF Rnfwbs Canal
at Columbia. and 10 miles fro BunfY seat, at
Palmyra.
.Fh5 terms of sac will be onc-tbird Of the pur-
chase money in cash and the residue II, equal If-
stalDents III one and two years. for which the
purchaser will be required 10 execute bonds with
good security te bear interest from date aud the
Iega title 70 the ot will oe retained additional
security until the deferred ra, ments shall s made
THOS. SHEPHERD c,
WILLIAM II. PAYNE. eoian' TO-
?. S.-Any further Information respecting tho
LOT mas he had by sddressins Thomas Shepherd,
Kent's Store +. o., Fiilvapna county. Should the
day appointed for the sale bs unfair, il viii take
place on the first fair day thereafter.
Oc li-cw6tf
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Assanlt.- Edward Kelly, who assaulted one
VIM Read, while the latter was quietly per-
forming his morning ablntions at hydrnnf,
was yesterday bound over to keep the peae4.
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CASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
- SAVING AND TURNING.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT
IN RICHMOND,
Where may be found all articles in the above
line in beauty of proportion, and perfection of
execution. Being confident OF giving entire salts
faction the subscriber so6cits from the public that
share of the PATRONAGE that has for 10 years been
extended to him, knowing that from his desire to
please, and ability to execute, satisfaction must
follow.
Having recently added CABINET and CAR
PENTERS' TURNING to the above business the
public can now have their orders executed tcithont
dsyaY or disappointment. Give me a call.
MI
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A PRISONERS ETIQUETTE.- \ curious case
OF prison etiquette recently occurred in Della
ware. A number of prisoners broke JAIL and
among them was one named Turner under
sentence OF death for rape. He called upon the
Attorney General coolly seated himself in his
Office. and informed the gentleman that num-
Der OF prisoners had escaped, among them him.
sell; that he was prepared to so back again
whenever he could be assured that he would
be sale IN so doing. Several of his social COM
panions had been discharged, and in their
stead a woman had been placed in Jail VINO
was afflicted with scarlet fever; ne had formal
ly notified the deputy sheriff that if such con-
duct was persisted in he would feel obliged to
change his quarters and that receiving no sat
Is1actory evidence on the part of the officers of
the Jaii that his grievances would receive at
teRtloE, he had thus awaited himsei OF the first
favorable opportunity of giving a pract teal
turn To his Indignation by leaving the prem
lses. lie dld not care a straw about the SEN
tence of death hanging over him, but he didn't
want 10 catch the scarlet fever. The escaped
prisoner was escorted back to his old quarters
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County Coas-Nothing Of Interest transpired
la the County Court OF Henrico yesterday
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Land Commlssoner H. 4 st. 10. X, X.
HANNiBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
jy 2l-d&w4ms


sH4 VALUABLE LAND IN SPOTSYI.-
1TVANIA COUNTY FOR SALE.-Will be Of
| - iered for sale privately. until TUESDAY. the
I'D day OF November is59 fand il not sold before,
u will on that dsv be offered Mt PUBLIC AUC-
TION the TRACT OF LAND in spetsyivania
county. upon wwh'ch at present reside, twelve
mes from FredeIi IiekshuTg and four ftntn tiainey's
Depot, on the Richmond and ksburs T. r.
The sad lnpd M Is, ls hishly lmproved. and conlains
about 4oD ACkES, 2t0 acres OF which cleared,
thousand weight of tobacco. and corn. wheat oats,
&c.. IN proportion. The balance is in timber in
IN the Third Branch the Mattaponi river. and
ad olns the lands OF the late Robert Stanasd aud
others. 1t is divided into three fields each field
having good Sprlng. The Bull DIN6s are nearly
new consisting of n larSe aud com niortable DWELL
ing with nine rooms good Ne ro Cahng. with
stone hin neys and Tobacco Houses sufficient 10
cure 10 700 poands at tobacco. IL is unnecessary
To say more. as persons disposed to purchase are
invited TO eXan1ne the premises, address me at
IhoTnhurE. Spotsy lvanla couut.. Va.
4-cW3t JND. w McCAJ,IFY
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no 4--cwSt ''''' JNoa ". MccAILFY,

S$e sUNBERLAND LAND sun SALE
--s~s Land upon whi' res,de, contsining 2s
acres acres well i. asapted - ,he stewth Of WHEAT.
;ro,,,oIs s.u nv AODAS -, N me stste OF
There is a oud STORE. aud DWELLING HOUSE
on the Land, and it is p ood stand ior \ Store If
on I tuesday,. 10Th Noven,ber. 1850. Aadeess me
at Royal Oaks, Cumberland Va
o4-cwitt r A. RRYAvT
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H. steam Engine for saIe.-A two-and IA
psif horse STEAM ENGINE. in complete order,
hsyiEs been used only three weeks II wall be sold
a. d basfsaiH Apply at this Office. oc 4-ts
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ROBERT ROBERTSON is about 2. or 25 wears
otd, DARK skin, thick. square buit about feet or
~ lneheshish h. de Will probably attempt TO get to
the West, where he has many relations.
IS-Sw3w
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IA " ord te the Wise Is Snfficicnt.-F,ni-
rer7- I'm, $ ans now using T. r. BASS COUGH
81 kl- :. i.- Coughs, Colds. Consumption. &c, in
ra-r practice, testify that II is the best in use
and ID te4 ara sJtr-inE- 80 rs others are doing.
..Es n q t5i4 and continue Us use # i benefits
7ru as un-u IS accomplished every way hy rer-
sata-!n-e. 4 u.hef remedies, equally valuable.
;tls tn. FsIa EN.~s5tor. Compound Aperlent and
Liver Pills Eve Water. the rlsrrhR1. Dysentery,
and E'noly Flax Remedies Tonthache Tincture,
cure fer ues-t!-le, and others, can be had, by
y4-irs4.s .ud retail. Of
Z. r. BASS Proprietor.
t'I4v street, west side, between ist and 3D..
Richmond, virginia.
Atea. APPERSON & DUPUY, Druggists. No
o. Er0ad street. &C 26-lm
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HA- H. q. Hebsen, Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESsER.--His HAIR CUTTING. SHA-
VINO, shAMPooiNG and pYEIsG ROOMS are
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most APP
ffo. ed style, would advise you TO call on him.
Entrance on ilth street.
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Accidental FirsS.-A resident of Union Hill
informs us that the house occupied by Rev.
Mr.. Stubbs has been set on fire in the garret
Ame three or four times, in most mysterious
manner, but has always been discovered ard
extinguished before doing serious damage.
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by the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD.

~ , q = Ol1IlItIfII" :" eFtFtE'
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VfRGINEA-A
receIved by the Executive that ROBERT ROB
ERTSON, who is charged with murder, on the 9th
instant. IN the county of Rockn cham. has fed
from justice and rs goin2 at iarae: Therefore,
/ Do hereby otter a reward of ONE HUNDRED
AND Fifty DOLLARS to any person who shall
ilVer him INTO the Jail of SAID county of Rocking
q m and do moreover require all officers of this
commonwealth. civil and military, ard request the
people generally, to use their best rxertions To
procure the arrest of the SAID f,i5itive, that he
may he broug ht to Justice.
~ Given under ms hand as Governor, and un-
}Is der the Less Seal of the Couirnonwe aith
at Richmond, this seventeenth das Of Oc-e
tober. 1889 HENRY A. WISE
By the Governors:
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, Seo'y of the Comb.
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Stealing ForiS.-Peter, slave, the property
of John S. Walker, was punished yesterday,
by the Mayors order, for breaking into Mrs.
Mekenny's hen-house and stealing pair OF
fowls. Another negro, named William, arrest
ed for the same offence, was discharged.
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IA Every Lover Of Good Rread, should
VIZ EEMPLE's ISFALLiBLE BAKING POW-
Ohh-prics " cents. For sails ever. where.
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BX THE GoyERNOR OF VIRGINIA

j Z 2
- PRQCl4AMATION,-fn having been
received by The Executive. that NATHANIEL
SUNDERLAND. who was confined in the peni-
tentiary OF this State, under sentence OF tho Cir
cult Courtof Richmond city, for murder in the see
ond degree, made his escape earl5 Saturday morn
ng, by cuttlne out OF his cell and sealing the wits
ard is now so'ns at largo: Therefore | do hereby
any person who shall arrest the said Nathaniel
Sunderland. and deliver him into the Penitentiar,
at Richmond and do moreover require all officers
OF this Commonwealth, civil and military, and re-
quest the people generally. TO use their best exer
tons to procure the arrest OF the said Nathaniel
Sunderland, that he NAV be brou h to Justice
~, Gwen under my hand, IS Governor, and un-
}L.s.t der the Less Sc Of the Commonwealth
- at Richmond, this 18Th d8v of Oct. 1859.
HENRY A. WISE.
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TWO WORKS VALUAB T. To THE
i SICK OK WELL. sent by mail. no pay sx-
pee ed a NJ al Teeslyesi. read and appfaxed.


Two WORMS VAIL ABLE To THE
L SICK OK WELL. sent by mail. no pay sx-
Adde'S Dr. 5. 5. FITCH, Ia broadway, New
ist. SIX LECTURES on the causes. peevsp ion
and cure OF Lung, Throst and san diesses Rhea-
the mode of Preservlne Health TO 100 years. $50
pages u Engravinss. Price " cents, iI silysror
2nd. 4 work on the Cause and Cure OF Diseases
of tire Heart stomach. Liver, Bowels, and Gid
we grow old and what eanses disease III pases, 8
engraving. s. Price aS cents. Say wsieb tosa ,oa
wish, giving uaiae, State, county. town and post
COMFIHING FOR SHOEMAkERS AND
- aDLERS.-I woula hereby return ny thanks
70 all "a, customers fer their knd gs,ronass . ier
the last iour years. and most respectfully teis
nave now on hand good assortment of SHOE
cHE4p FoR cAsH. as am is,srlns ass a iuiars
to sell these ,hlnss 1t retsd, chssps7 thar thss
sapIikRS SDfiiSs skfiiRTriiNG.. aAKNf s. EEATA-
Kept 10 Ieafs 81 ard Find ug Store, tewhicb m
vts the attention Of al want. - ara dessrmin-
- . 'sA 'as't H. cHaI.9LLY. lash s,res,.
se y -dlmcw3m bstwssn Mala snd Cary,
WHiI.E,a oAk Z Tl:Ankk { ~ iw;in,rr oar
s.s,s g. sa..s 4 .,ses sa..s. s g. ssr -a.ss & q.
ssiss ssss s'ssss s.ss sssssPfk kGaas Ssf s.s
RRANpIGS.--A Issss .ases,n.est q sassp s.s y:
bo,a, D. Go aaa a,si sss: Bsass
pale, warranted pure, Just out of casseln- hses
here ies '.ls eoassaA''iw iwplfssroN II i rcwxxs
HUNTING SUiTs--Nais uish .esesx soave<
as'ss '1Bs'tssss|lA 1BBsssAcbsi. * sse' e'iHs aHssssaM u 1
FYATUx.--s. h,.ss- .-ime Wsstsss sidsss Ndn
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'
no HIRAM TURNER, Esq.-Take notice,
that on the l2rH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859. mt
the Office of Mssssrs. Lensr \ Davis. in the city of
phadelph;a, No. IS south Third street. between
the hours of A. NJ and 7. NJ, shall take the
deposition of BARCLAY T. LEWIS, TO be read as
evidence my behalf IN certain suit at law.
pendins in the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond, Va. between you as plaintiff and me de-
fendant; and If said deposition should not be fully
taken on that day, the further tahing of the same
will be continued from time 10 time tiil competed.
JAMES WILLIS, by has ATTORNEY.
NnN 9Th ~ atrl,c
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GEORGE u. MrxroBD, sec'y of the com'th

NATHANIEL SUNDERLAND IS an TrIshman
bs birth, feet Si4 inches hl4h forty one ye9rs of
large scar upon the shin of the ri h ieg and the
rlght rm has been injured and cannot be stra4 ht
ened When he escaped, he was without hat, coat
or shoes, and had on his convict pantaloous.
oc 15-sw3w
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-, na W LINUS x nOLLADAlt
18th street, between Main and Franklin,

sa@ RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
~ LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
or lNTERESr.--The Hannibal and 81. Jo
OF LAMB, lying IN he State Of Missouri. T. wf,ca
was granted by Act OF Consress to aid in the con-
structi2n OF their Road, offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen. miles of the Railroad, which
entire length, 200 miles. and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saubrity of
it's climate the fertility of its soil, and the extent
of IT'S mineral resources. = -
For further information, apply at the Land once
OF the Company, OF address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT.
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PRocLAMATT0ra
20 0OO KsWAEn..-,!y 4 TnE "a. 8,

gS, ,UljU NOR CT ViRGiNifA All Allik pSJrER pSSnJvER-
NATION. nfarsnat,on hssins been reeesSsd e. e.
The Executive. that OWEN BROW N. BsHriI AZ e
T.. T4DD. fwio ara seversily ciarsed with : ne Is
crimes Of treason, murder and conspsting and "a
visnS with slaves ta rebel in the counts af Jefr
son, in this Commonwealth. have escafed from .ns
pee, and are nnw going st larse: Therefare. de-
perez. ,n otter reward Of FIyEsHE Ed IloI +.
iuzisIyes and deliver him into the Jail Of ssjd ecu
~ OF .learsgn, and do moreover reqnire all off,
GERS oil this Commonwealth civIi and military and
requestfhe people generally. to their lcst exer
tons to prccn,e their arrest, that they may be
broushf TO Justice. -s - =
~ GIvea under nv hand ~ Governors and nn :
L.s.f der the Less Seal OF the coniuso eaitt
ber. 1882 TENHy 4 wIsr
By the Goyernpr:s :. ss.''''. :. : - x
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60 LAND t0K SALE...I shall sell II sIs
F hig hest bidder. on the 10Th OF NnvENBfR
- -, next, the TRACT Of LAND nn which | nov
The tract contains 2s3 D 10 acres more than one
third II which is in WOOD. the balance in ksal-
thy state of improvement.
The btlildings consj Of large comfortable n
houses 80
sPhi NG Wat. as Gao he found in the Ststs.
ms land hes within NJ mile of Charlotte G. H.
Va; Churches in the village, and al exceilant
Male and Female School
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08

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