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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

FATAL ACCIDE>Ts.-Coroper - keeie held Al in
quest Wednesday the M. York HoVi.a upon hi
Of ab'rer shout 81 u VINO Died rom the
effects fan into OF NJ - Warm The sry
vrdc OF dental death the bo3y removed
% Bellevue q sp'fal f1r id-uti6 cation.
shirTler held inquest the day, No ~
Chrys street; up0n the body u Herman Dlrnhach Pr1ss,
YOUTH II yea Of exc, who while sing himself With
pigeons the ri 81 ~. fsth- hoase Mouds. made
u.stfp I'll fh~ pavement. distance 81 $ frrt, sad
severely IN uTrd that death ens-d W-dr-s6y u1r-s
LIE Jufy l,naeIra verdict u sccl4entAl eeatA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

Assarfr WIN KNFE.-Ferdinand Hook was ar
rested on Tuesday night attempt sab Tneodore DUN
knife while engaged IN he was ocked Up ioT *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

STREET BFGGARs-The police have received in
s.ractous al mendicauts found about the streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

ToAl,,r..s 1888 y >5,ei.si -Is7n u Dser.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

LYNCurNG. The Leavenworth tkansasl
Herald relates the following tragical occur
renee as having taken place in Jefferson coun-
" of that Territory;
II appears that young man by the name OF
Price gained law suit over his father-in-law
who. 10 revenge himself, persuaded his daugh-
ser 70 leave her husband, and live with him
afterward suing the son-in law for her board,
gained the case, and seized his cattle TO satisfy
Judgment The son-in-law afterwards seized
The old mans cattle and was making off with
them when he was arrested, and brought back
He was about 10 be tried by law when q body
OF men COMPOSED of citizens of the Deighhor-
hood. seized and hung him without judge or
Jury, very coolly burying him near by. A cor
oners jury afterwards rendered q verdict
against them, but, though a mock trial was
had nothing was done
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preceedlnes q C,r,r.,,.


WASHINGTON, Des. H.-Ssaass.-Nfr, rver.
son made personal explanatton thai d Nj
remarks the othera,ay on the nnsountsnes. -
;he Democratic party at the North. he haapot
intended TO charge completely with the John
Brown affair, but merely that tho position 81
Judge Douglas regarding the territorial rights
Of Souiherh people was not sound. and that
Judge Douglas.
Mr.. Bisler defended the Nor,hern Damocra.
cy from the charge OF leaning towards aboii-
tienisra.
Mr. Johnson, of Tenn, made sr,eech against
the Republicans and In defence OF the Union
He denounced John Brown as a thief and
nurderer.and severely criticised Stewards Ro-
chester speech
Adjourned.
HopSe.--Sessrs- Stewart of Md, and NOEL
Of No. made firm bat temperate Southern
speeches.
Mes>rs. HaslSin and Hickman made remarks
in justification OF their refusal TO ACT with the
Democracy on the organization of the House.
A ballot fer Speaker was called for.
Mr. Clark, of Mo, said he would resist sno.
4her vote until the House voted on his resolu-
non lie wsnted 20 smoke gentlemen ont.--
make them declare their sen iments 10y their
vote on il.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13
Ny James M. Taylor M SEN, A10e,ss
TRUSTEES SAL or
REAL. ESTATE,
NEGROES. AND

II IL
BY virtue Of deed oil trust, executed BY Peter b.
ei,nn and Wilsn Davis, and their wives; 20 the
corded in Richmond Hastings Court and Henrieo
county Court, will sell at public auction the pro-
peIty cd By said deed in the olIowins ofdsrs
On MONDAY 18th December, CONNER cinx Il
81 clock; M, viii be solJ, upon the pteniIses,
property Of Col Bigger and others. II contains
aopi acres srd will he divided int let's and sol1
ALSo-At the same time and place, 4 FARM il
tse count q hasoysr about 4 nlles irsm ths city
and S Poae
100 AC r rs. adtolnlnl. tho lands of Witiaam WfnM
and others formerly the property ef The fnasss e
Far viii he sold iss The 81 si Gcf Issa mt
The gssiSssee & 2. Glipp; Eontis:s 50 beet. =.
a,h ThPee fo on s SION s.rs..
The s sd ssdf.s 81 Rnss X sss. La
former residence oil 4. Rsins snd running beek 10
the prn ,,g z, ~ Of lohn I. Jehnson;
On TUESDAY, december 18th, commencing at
sold the stock e Bricks On hand, sonsss
stock Bricks: also, al, the Brick mskins lmpiS.
ments: Presses, &C.; "A Mules, WAGONS. Carts, Hsr-
After which commencing at o. clock, p. NJ, will
be sold, about ~ mes res, being AZ vnluabe lot a.
have ever bsen offered, comprising mon, women,
boys and girls. Amcng them are two excellent
Breklas err. and several vausb.e family servants.
And on I TUESDAY. December Nth, commencing
the residence Of VIM. Davis. situated on Clay and
Monroe streets, opposite the residence Of Samuel
sold she nd ~ fss
Clay and Gllmer streets Both If these are very
venence. ard pleasant, situated. -
| Plats of the Real Estste may be seen, soon q
they can se prepared at the office d toe AaciioE-
TERxs.- For the Real Estate one fourth cash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

TARRKp AND FEATHERED.-A man named
Clark was tarred and feathered in Ontario
county, N Y, on the 5th instant. Three stall
wart fellows, painted black and otherw Use
disguised came 10 the house in which Clark
was. knocked At the door, and as it was opened
IN .nswer 10 the knock. burst into the house,
seized aud bound Clark, threw him into a
wagon and drove rapidly OF to q swamp about
half a mile from where they seized the pris-
oner Here the disguised men kindled a fire
aud proceeded TO warm rar which had been
brought in the wagon. Alter abusing CLARK
in a shameful manner. they tore his clothes
from his person, poured the warm tar over
him and covered the TAT with n thick coating
OF feathers. The charge against him was i'm.
moral conduct in marrying female, then de-
serting her and marrying another.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

BlrIsoRE. Dec, l2.-Fiour dull Howard ST.
IS & akS Wheat firm At unchans ed rates-whitc
= aai4s Corn hsher--yellow advanced IS 3c,s 1,
c.osinx at 7os72 cents; white 65a7o cents. Provi-
sons steady. Mess Pork Sl525, prime : lo-5oTll
Bacon Sides 20 cts Whiskey steady a. 2s,a al cts.
New Yosk. Dec. I2.--Co.ton firm. Flour de-
rlIned S cents Southern S56oGsT5. Wheat hrin.
com hrtu--ne1 white SSzs90 cents; new yellow 81
,>2o cents: old yellow 95 cents. Pork heavy mess
sleSTalS 80 Whissey quiet at % cents. Turpen-
;lre stead, y, sfts u. Hosln firm. Rice .tcady.
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BY. ~. Digses. Ases'r. s. q
rs Main Street. 80

DOSITIYE sALE.-e se0oe WORTH or
MATCHES And FINE y : W y In Y, At
ACCTI0N.--Wii be said, cpmnsenalnx % RI.
DAY EVENING. Dec, 9Th, q, 3, closk, - lsfxr
est sseck Vi gold and llyef WATCH Is. CHAINS.
and INE JEwELRY, ever offered in the csfy 81
Riehmend. The sboye stock war buuSht sxpTess-
y Tor the retail, ysdes and wss ssa1pst hsse a
Of parties 10 the hix hest hsiiss TIE above stock
caEsists in part folaNs: 6eid HonsinS, Ems ttsh,
American, Swiss, Lhfgnometes.i poutaes tiSn6 {,
atehss. of all Descriptions. God Vest, 6saIa,
Fob and Neck Chsins, very hne; Braeeist4 81 ~
Cameo snd Ennmelsd Sets O. reich; ilDeke35'
Pens. Psnsi!s, btcaeh<s Gold fkis.lAes. ~ 4
tact thin. asss N f,ss s..s isssssS ssss
10 o'cInck, a.. ~, and q D etsck. IL N. 3nle -.
tive. TExss-, cash: Il. DfG6kss Asss.
r. s. Msfchanss viii Eud fhis rood oppost&1t.
~ u purchase ADDE'S are fnsits< - estt 80 VI.
agine the stock turing the ~. - Ses:3.N,ll n
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191EE9 eAEE o. nEa1MAnGx
I'D 81 Ss18 s ~ ss1.ass e - y
~ cIs 81 6ej 8 ~ ~ ssy
81 "a ~ s rs ss ssssfs G.
besnext. III mir e adt the next m AZ
s ss called /, .r.ss
Hsnrieo, pssr The city y Riehsosl. IL
lie frsct ecsfsins ii acYes. ana has -. i. !.
comfortable dweuE- house. and AL neeoSs4F5 rst-
honses for the accommodation Of small family =
IT. proximity 10 the cIty renders it very eaifSk,o
den There y an Insurance upon the dwellinx-
n0us0 for 9l1M until 9Th JaHqars 1850 my tnter-
eet IN winch VIII be transferred to the purchaser.
TKRMs.-Cash Tor sOmnch as will b necessary %
sHfiEfy the purposes Of the deed say shout 94foe
FER the balances. upon q efede Of - months. with
interest from day Of sale; Satisfactory security, By
deed OF trustcr otherwise. ~ b given for deferred
payment Thoush, ~ trustee. am required to
SOIL Tor cash yet the chasef viii be able to ar
renge Tor reasonable cred upon about 81 s0O oi
the cash payment. saf
The titfs il isIisvsd TO is GOOD: hut. selling a
trustee, shall convey With specisl warranty only
g. G.. GRlSWO1.D, Trustee
Sale conducted BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 Sox,
Auct's- M ~ -td
P0STP0NEMENT--In consequences OF incle.p.
emf weather the above sale wss postponed till
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst !. at II O'clock M
de- G.. q. GRiSWOI.D. Trustaa
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TRAPPEp.-A lady In Xenia, Ohio, after
having been troubled for some time by sian
drruus letters addressed TO her friends ap-
pealed to the postmaster for relief. he put a
private mark on five postage-samps, four OF
which were sold to the suspec ted individual.
/ tso or three days two Of the four marked
s'amps came back on letters addressed TO the
lldy's brother-in-law, and TO her minister.
The writer was soon invited 10 the residence
Of the lady, when he was treated 10 a COW
hidinp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

ABOLITION School TEACHERs.-A bill was
introduced in the Alabama Legislature We'd
nesday. TO protect the State against abolition
teachers. 1t provides that county Superin-
iendents of Public Schools shall not issue H.
Senses 10 any person, male or female, TO teach
school unless the applicant has been resi-
dent of the State for ten wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

MURDER IN FLoRTDA.--.Iames nj. Sweat was
murdered 1T his residence in New River
county, Fla, On the night of the 10th nit. by
some persons unknown. He was sitting by
his Preside reading book, when he WAS shot
by some one on tside the house-nine buckshot
taking effect in his person.
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Later from. Calisornia-Retarn Of General

NEW YORK. Dec. i2.-The steamer Atlantic
has arrived, with later adyices from CaIifor-
MIA and Slsd,eoo in specie. Lieut.. Gen. Scott
is A passenger. The John l.. Stevens brought
down the mail, the Vanderbilt line having no
beat readyV
San Juan Island is virtually in the occu-
pspcy of beth nations. All but q few of the
American troops have been withdrawn, and
the matter of sending an equal number OF
British troopA is left 10 the discretion OF Gov
Douglass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

FAILUEE.-We regret 10 hear thar Shepard.
Clark & Brown. book publishers of this city,
have failed. Their liabilities, we understand,
are moi far from 5ludoo0. There have been
several failures ef firms connected with the
book trade during the last few mon tbs, which
have not resulted from an unhealthy condition
Of the trade, but from causes of long standing.
which are well known 70 those engaged in the
business. We presume thd trade never was i'll
a better condition than at present.-Bosfoa
Trnnseyint, Dee. Q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

ARREST or CAPT. FARNHAM.-Capt. Farm
ham. of the slave yacht Wanderer. was ar
re. led in New York, Saturday, by U. S. Mar
shall Rynders, and surrendered IL officers from
savannah. 10 be taken back 10 that city for
trial, on The charge of violating the slave trade
laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

BOOKS,
- beautifully Illustrated and richly Bound, SUIT
So Nx a an sessns book
beautifully hospd; and Illustrated with thirteen
GALLEai Of pisTiN a saisi s ENSEsH
and American Female Poets; richly illustrated
vita hundred steel engrayings; elegantly
r. :, h b y {, 100. ,,,,, on,
Illustrated by Bnrket Foster. ard othsfs' ! 50. y
BY Mrs. Jameson: Twenty portraits
THE Gs2is2 fHsEa oF OUR LoRD illustrated
with ten superb engravings, richly bound,
ii sae TSB G sfS@e coored illus.
trations, printed IN sold on Bristol beard, and
The FLORAL SOUVENIR; Flowers oolored
from nature. with their emb'ems, letter press,
printed in gold on Bristol board-a pretty book.
THE DRESDEN GALLERY an elegsnt as well
rHE S MNeH HoGk i q Fssas0ns So with the
TT, Dresden 2 s 3 !, Gallery ,N 2oS env -, -.
Dresden Gallery and the Berlin Gallery. 20 o..
stantieid e and others. Morocco antique, worked
CoMUs. By Milton. Handsomely illustrated and
INT, h b 4 If l b bound ~, ,o ssn
Illustrated. Uniform with Milton's Comus.-
THh 30 POEMS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Beautifully printed, with gold borders and with
III h y EE NS Or ENGLAND u, or ROYAL Book oil
Beauty; Twenty eight highly finished portraits
THE STRATFoRD GALLERY; or. The shaks-
peare Sistcrhood. Forty-fiv ideal portraits,
beautifully engraved. and described by Henri
BoS SKA of lee F Ps%s lfoo BALLADS illustrated
THE WAvERLEY S1LLEsf Of the principal
Female characters in Sir Walter SCOTS novels.
new and elegant edition ofth.s favorite book.
MoORE'S LALLA ROCK; a newly illustrated
edition: a small quarto--very beautiful. 100
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS Steel IL
Illustrations By Strickland. Morocco antique
SACRED AND LEGENDARY ART. By Mrs.
THOMSON'S SEASONS; a new and handsome
edition. Illustrated.
The COURSE OF TINE. Illustrated.
The above form but a portion of the splendid col
lately received by the subscribers, nearly ali OF
which are fresh and new stock
JAMES WoODHOUSE CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Dealers Piano Fortes
and Music. de l2-3t
EslOyAL, r Z OVAL.-CHARLE A.
IL GWATK IN will remove from the store he now
occupies on the first DAY OF March next. Until that
DRY GOOGSI CARPETS, SILKS and EMBROID-
Err ES, RIBBONS, NEGRO CLOTHING, Brown
to clear them out by that time. His object is to sell
trouble of moving: The prices will be so reduced
as to effect that object.
NoTICE.-The attention of the ladies' is request
ed to the large stock Of Silks, Double Skirt Robes
neis. Also, 5000 yards Printed pelaines. We will
take pleasure in showing those who call through the
stock at any time. CHAS. A. GWATKIN.
de lt-6t Opposite Exchange Bank.
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Kentucky u. 5. senator.
Nnrthern Markets,

FRANKFORT. Dee. l2.-The Legislature of
Kentucky have elected Hon. John e. Breckin-
riase TO the L. S. Senate. by 90 majority.
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6l|| h |! Il' 4: 4
III he 1HtI e =; 1 Sc " g -. s;5 ~
a ssss a1s:s|sE Co. 40 css;as f. ~
Sc !: s. 4 Z: :ss;ss' J. q ~ S::
e: 90: 81 g ss ssss No 1s s Il
lass!s Crest. s ssIisd si;iid 81
e ses ses.sssscs 6 ths ~ E{S
TX asrss ass On VOID "a 6skS;. ~ 1sass ~
~ = ss sss x 3 .ssek = Sc. e sss
S%i a.: 81. IN 4 /; :s::s s'::
imp5eyemest. The siass are asssasiIy Va n
s ssnass,a: :' s sSS g Is 9|:
ssssi S:s I. Ar a al 'ssSSo
sSISs szaS Sa i|S
fPiRfs S@ .ss d ;ssi :l So
Covered CO. With s6inslss. suakcisnt r. aessss1ssls
"a a':I II x; 4 =; sAEs 8:
yoang and likely, embracing twa BlaeksHitl 49,
81 GfSs + snps -, - yHx.mss 80 tn h,
PLANTATION UTENSiIS. tSs CR6fS = tt6kNs
ss.,,.ns,sS :. ~ g ap bSrIs!sJ sc TQhAGqs
SHUcKS. &C., 10 MULES, TWO BROob nxIEd
and COLTS, slsrge numiberof MILCH COWS and
OXEN, SHEEP. HOGS, re. 1akink into oon1ii4
eration the fact that the James River and HensWka
Canal passes .threaEh the aeove estate, andthaf
cheasly delivered in the markets 81 a. dis a
kicbmond and the quality Of the iebdo fbf ial6s
there are few estates offering great
a. this does for judicinus investment ~ 00S1tNE
The Farm being in perfect order, with syery tmita.
ing needed for the comfortable accommodation IL
large family and every kind Of property us4a 10
and ht out place, viii rarely meet with n ODpor.
tunity to suit themselves with ino N esta<es 80
TEkMs.-4For tho Real Estate, one fourth eUoAt
balance NJ orc, two and three years, f4f hputG,
hearlng interest, secured By decd Of tsuub. For
the Slaves, cash. six nanfhs efsdit, for Appguye5
endo, sed ne ;otiable netes, adding i4tesesE For
the Psr,shable Property, ~ sams under ~ cSahi
dorsed negotiable paper. - 80
a piat OF the landcsn be sesn ct the olloe Of tAo
Auctioneers. ~ ~ & :. 4sssssssft Sal;
The CREDITOR, secured BY the decd Of fvnst above
mentioned are requested to present THAR claims,
SsspsFls suthsntcated e tes before hs
Sale conducted by GoDDiN APPzksos, Auct's,
p. 81 Understanding thst there are runuora n
circulation IL the effect that the foregotnx Ssle
would NOT come Cd at the time specified abOva.
10 remove all such erroneous impfessiona, Ne are
authorized by the Trustee that the sate sctjS
take place on the day adcrvfsSsd and persons nag
ate nd with the assurance that the property will -
sold utthoHt limitation o. rsssvraff ~
do a-tds GODpIN = APPERsON, Auct's.
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e. cMMIsSSI3NERS,n SALE OF HoES.
BY A. ID. Williams, Auct

CONNISSyGNERS SALE OF REAL
~ :, ESTATE l,4lrrE,G ON BROAD And 2srH STREETS,
the Circuit Court OF Henfice county, on the sth
day of Nnvenlber 1859, tae ease of BisganI's sd
mlnstrator rs B,ssS we WI sell upon the pre-
o'clock r. M, the real estate, in the proceedings
in said case mentioned, being l,ot of ground at
supposed to contain half an acre, ard upon which
stands the Brick DWELLING for many wears past &C
euPled by John BiSgam and since his death by his
TIE property viii be sufdivided and sold accord
ing TO plan, which viii be exhibited at the time
TKRM..-one- fifth cash; balance at 6, IL. Is and
months, for notes with interest added ard title
and convey snee directed hy the Court. ''
} 4 !, s + aSSSASSSssTI coH'r'
Ao E Ttr5I1si FH tffs &C., AT AUG
reai estate, will self at the same place. the Honse
hold and Kitchen Furniture hslensinS to the estate
TEaNs-Cash. I'D. WILLIAMS. Admir-,
with the Will annexed. Of
de s-tds John biegaln, dec't
Tfk Real ! T A 81 a ~ xahh1AI aEf
FIRST STREETS, AT AUCTION by virtue, 0,
jr and WIFE to lie subscribe dated isf d., q
March $780, and recorded IN Richmond Hnsting.
Court offce-beng the reto requested by the per
sonai representative OF the creditor secured by
said deed, win sell at public auction ON MONDAY
18th December 1852 iii fair; if not, the next fair
day thereafter, upon the premises. commencins
at 80 o'clock, p ". the property conveyed BY said
deed, being LOT OF GROUND situated at the
northwest corner OF Marshall and First streets,
back on FIRST street and between parallel lines i22
feet, to cross lot. The Lot to be sold has npon
it an excellent BRICK DWELLING and other
Improvements and is the same which was recent,
occupied b, Mr.. Ichn Fl. Bosher.
The title is believed to be perfect; but. selling as
trustee. | shall convey With special warrant.
TFRMs.-There will be required in cash. sum
sufficient to defray the expenses atteHdlng the ex-
eeution of the trust and to raw off FOND for the
principal sum of 81 400, with the interest in srreaf
thereon from the l4th DAY of February. 1868. and
the remainder upon such terms 81 payment VIII
be made known at the time Of sale.
SAMUEL T. PULLIAM, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. d. WILLIAMS, Auct.
da &
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1850. NEGRO HIRING. 1890

lCOU. - 1850.
r. A. y. CLOP TOM.
ENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
OFFICE coRNER WALL AND FRANKLIN Srs.
oospos'tRs , pissisisr; H ~ = c0.,'
The subscriber bees to return his acknowledg-
ments to his friends and patrons for their favOrs
during the past year. ard would inform them that
e st Goatpnss the eqsPezE Of HIRING ouT
tanning to 6 ENERAL AGENCY. to all Of which
he gives his personal attention.
Parties IN the country who may entrust the hi
rlng OF their negroes to him, NAV rest assured of
ether but gQod homes and the best prices. and in
the event d sickness, the best medical and per
sonnt Gtfsntton shall always be supplied
Ma negroes Tor hire the coming year had better
ne sent In to me early after Christmas az posi-
bic. = 49,
Ie those Of a distance to whom | am personally
unknown. beg to refer to the following persons:
NIL, n! k,ehMM TER = Esssz Conaty.
Kfng e. Queen County. DIR. f. l.. WTight,
DR.. Thomas Latane, DR.. Jas n. Latane
DR.. q. Fauntleroy. Ed. F. Noel.
,Wssfmorsland County. Dr. Bev b. Rey.
DR.. F: D. Wheelwrisht, King William County,
Rev. Thos. F. Locke. John L. Latane
caroline County. Vim. c. Latane,
hoDi. Hudsln, DIR. John Lewis.
DR.. ino. d. Butler, GIorcesfsr Countv.
de s-switp&d&owlm u = y oi0p'0n'
NEGR0 HIRING FOR ls6o.-The under
L, signed offers his services to the public as
HlRER OF NEIR for the ensuing wear. His
increased experience enables him confidently to
promise those who engage his services, that their
business Will he attended to in the satisfactory
manner, and prompt returns made quarterly.
LUClEN LEWIS.
Office under Metropolitan Hall,
de2-lm Richmond, Va.
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Lost AVE GFRAyrsn

80 -.---f]s
q sss,r me- ,s,SK BOOK .i.rst i De peters.
sa e f isssS & &c ss I.;:
ksnsaSty bllay sso 80 fennsssss SSas Ia q
Gfsse,,ss Shsrssson ssnk rscc,,s Ssssh
~ ass ssss M aes,ss 'i bi,y.
esr.os wedaesday, the -7sI inst. near The
They Rocket @a fssa r vish saa.
4 s.s Wv f!Sf s ssssFf sEet tP ls
10 oe ~ e Free woman of colcr
4eybf asTRAYED-From m, residences. . al
pas red 1cs oW mi;s % s Mssdsssd.,
hack and belly rather Dashed faec. her horns not
ss! ssa he s0R !. a ss iss d.
ser tau ~ white, her marks are not ted
liberal reward s m s. asv ,a,k When ben che
'ls IS Is e ne a home ,.urs : -, rnn
ETN ad LOST TRIM I'M, $40 REwARD.-Tsn
E R Ri.d FL III freasG ss16
he end "tsfs Sal + Mxfkss RR FTTTkN
n.ats. 1 1osh e. street. ks an H.1, Fs
COW Hnr cSny: Nov ssth. medium sized RED
were marked she was snrss rsd eo.h
perhags very little white in front; had ro pc
LIBERAL reward VIII be pad or h.x Z, the time
me as above, or for information which NAV lead tn
her recovery. CHARLES II WiNSsT0W ~
de l2-ts - " A1ss AoN.
e2er@k STRAY COW.-Came to nv house IN
~ the Westham Plank Read miles above
a.n1nna Il ,chiond. last Tuesday nighs. red and
waite sperkled COW. Both ears cropped and short
tai; sIves milk. The owner will come prove
properly, pay expenses and take her away
de H-6t- w. H. BROWN.
,sd o SqsS ssfIss o srt s s ss t.
drawn by X. A. Nance, payable to Anderson
richards. and endorsed by Miles Amber, VIM
+. HARDWOOD. and VIM Holt Richardson, and dated
October 18th. At four months il having been lost
de3 JOHNSON HARDWOOD.
azerk SIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from nv re- :
kA@T sldepce Marshall street. Saturday the
dk-...al2th inst, Brindled cow, with both ears
cropped and the tips of both horns sawed. with
white mark half way down her back She was civ
ins milk when she left. The above reward will ba
HsRwoop's, or at my residence.
dc 1-2w P. w HARDWOOD
&S0 REWARD.-My store was entered on
spoO Monday night last and robbed Of 4 large
amount OF WATCHES, EWELRY, DRY GOODS
&C.; Tor the return of which will pay a reward OF
FIFTY DOLLARS. Amongst the watches stolen
were four hne Double Case Hunting w atches IA
jewels Nos IS 639. 81 $40 $50 nd 27 and several
other Gold and Silver Watches. Also. one fine
gold locket and Chain, with two Likenesses Pins.
Ear Rings, Pencils, &c. ALEX NOTIs
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