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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

PORT OF HONOLULU. n. l..
ARRIVALS.


March Z3-SchM Margaret, from Hanaiei, Kauai.
gam VII ship Geo. Rowland, Pomeroy, I'm Margarta
Bay, $50 bbis, season
2I-Sch Henry, M'Grezor, from Kavaihae and Lahaina-
24--Am sh ship Navy, Saryant, 7 months I'm New Bed
ford, $50 sperm; sailed again IN 26th for the North
25--Am VII ship John Wells, Woodbridge, clean, dying
OF and opl
2s-Am VII ship Martha, DAILY, clean, sailed 2Sth-
25-Am VII bark Hercules, Athearn- ID sP. 80 humpback;
sailed same day.
2Nschs Excel and Jeanette, fm Kauai, with Is tons SUI
gar, so bbls moiasses, &c
2S-SchK alana, Antonio, finn Hawaii, with pulu and pro-
a5-Am vh ship l. G. RIchmofsa, Hathaway. fm Msrgs-
rea Ray, 100 bbfs. humpback.
25-RI- Oh hrig 8 Constantine, Lndholm, 100 barrels
whale, I'm California coast, sailed 9Th
a6-sch Lhniao. FIN Hiio, with puiu, molasses and su-
gar to A. Harris & Co.
2s-Ams VII ship Simrod, Howes, I'm Galapagos Island
via Lahain, clean; sailed 18th
26-Am brig Agate, Estou- I'm N'kean's Island
16-Am VII ship Onward, Allen, I'm Margarita Bay, 100
bbls. humpback. sailed 18th
27-Am VII ship Thomas Nye, Holly. finn line, cIeani
sailed 2sth-
27-Sch Kamoi, Wilbur, FIN Lahaina, with oil
27-Marfa. Moiteno, from Lahaina-
23-Am sh bark Ripple, Morgan, I'm scammons Lagoon
500 bills hmpk the season.
29-Sch Nokeiks, wetherbee, hn Kahuiui-
O'Clock, A. MA vh bk outside, SUPPOSED to be Tempest
Also skip Biographical od coco Head
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

- The convicts in the prison at Honolulu, Sand
witch Islands, are fed on poi and salmon. The latter
is rather expensive eating in these parts-of the
former we have no experience-Portiand Trans.
AS there is no probability of our cotemporary's
having an opportunity to test practically the price
and quality of poi in the above institution, we will
inform them that its price is about a cent and a half
a pound, and a glance at the robust condition of
the prisoners who compose the chain-gang is enough
to satisfy the most ~skeptical that it is the healthiest
food i'm the world. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

ohio, GOO nrisl.-.-ls whAss
George : Mary,...s Fabins, .---.-----.3oo brs-
Capt. prase, Of bark Ls.riean, at HAo, reports OhrOush }.
n. csuey, EsqJ the sHo-ius ships spoken OF Galapagos
Islandss-veb.s :, Easari Carey, nothing Dartmouth, eio 'p
sacramento, 80 -; Domingo, 50 sp; Mary Ann, $50 sp
Aurora, 100 sp; Sea Queen, $50 sp- Whales scarce, weather
ane and pleasant The Massachusetts vas seen OF Cape 81
Lucas about ieh Of January, cutting a large sperm Whale AMI
boiling. same time sag the Nimrod, Of n B. clean
Ship Nary ook one whale OF the Rio Platte, and another
on the line IN the Pacific, each making 20 obis- has seen no
vessels this side % Cape Haso-
II Bark H<resles. Athsarn, toox = humpbaek whale. while
tying on and 90, q Kavsnse, shkh male % bbfs-
Ship Henry KnesGsnd. last from Turtle Bar, reports hsv-
ing touched on . <ant bank, waiie entering Bolina Bay. break
ing her radder snd Gins part OF her alse-keei, which she has
Capt scammoo's bark WITH two tenders, 1'oobbIs- Sarah War
rem (sf San Hr.nciseo) TOO bsueic
~ Brig agate reporss-Len MsKeans Island Feb 10 no
vessels there 1t hat date. rouched ct Bakers Island Feb Is
The Far West arrived at Bakers Island. date not named, sailed
on the 18th February, outward bound The Josephine arrived
at Bakers Island on the 18th, having touched at Jarvis and
NsKean's Islands, II days from Honolulu The Flying Dragon
sailed fer Hampton Roads on The 7h Feb, with lbs tons guano.
The Daring and Josiah Bradlee we're loading. Weather bad
but 10th these ships would be loaded by the LIST OF April NJ
,at. 80 .. long. 1855 &C. spoke British bark Heather Bell, hence
for yaness~es Isand obtained provisions from her.
J.rvSs Issa.A Marise Repsrs.
ARRIVALS.
Dec. 1o-Am clipper ship Webfoot, Hedge, 10 days from Homo
lulu. Came To the buoy Immediately.
so-Am .h ship Carolina, Harains. Is days FIN Honolulu,
Jan. Jam VII ship Maria Theresa. Coop. from Honolulu
Am VII ship Oregon, robey, bousd West :.
Is-Am brig Agate LAYTON II days from Honolulu bound
Feb. s-An brTsns Josephine, Stone, J days FIN HODO'uiu-
Dec. 1s-oc-.n Express, Wills, sr Hampton Roads with 2.lss
Ian. as-weSsoos. Hedge s~ Hampton Roads. 1865 tons guano.
FEB. lO-Josephine, ssone. for Bakers Island
Furnished by s. @. wnDEz-
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SPoRT.-A Wicket club has been organized among
the young men of this city and students of Punaheu
College. They will play their first game on the
Esplanade Friday, at 4 P. NJ, and will probably con-
tinue the same every week. Wicket is a most
healthy sport, and we trust it will be kept up as a
permanent institution.
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TRIAL TRIP.-The schooner Emma Rookie will
make an excursion to-day or tomorrow down to Pearl
River, to give our residents an opportunity of testing
her sailing qualities. The party will be composed of
ladies and gentlemen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

NEXT MAIL-The Frances Palmer will probab
being our next mail of February Doth. She won
leave San Francisco from the Goth to 31st of Marc
and be due here, April 10th to 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
CARGO

OF ShiP SAxrzL ROBERTSON, rhieA sailed from Boston Jan.
q, FIR the Sandwich Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

Orr AT LAsr-The Yankee, which had been de
laying her departure day after day for some time
'waiting for the Liholiho,'' sailed on Tuesday at 1:
o'clock, with n full freight.
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DEPARTURES

March 13-Am Oh ship Cambria, Pease. for Ochotsk-
Gam wa ship florida, Fish. for Arctic
xc-Sch Moikeiki- Wefherh~e. for Lahaina and kahuiui
2S-Sch Mary, B<rrfn, Tor Kawaihae-
26-Sch Naryzrir., for HanaIef-
g.-Am bark Yankee, Lovetf, for San Francisco
g7-seh Kamoi, Wilbur, kr Lahaina and kahulli-
g5-Schs Exrxi and Jenrsfe, fur ports on Kauai
27-Sch Kaluaa, Antonio, for Kaxxihae and Hno-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

SUPREME CouRT-The April term of Supreme
Court commences on Monday next The schooner
Ramoi, left on Tuesday last, for Kahului, to bring
down some thirty or forty persons ~subp9naed as wit
nesses in the trial of the natives charged with the
murder of Mr.. H.. Bigham, at Makawao, which case
is among those on the calendar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-27
democratic Meeting In Orange.

At meeting Of the Democrats Of the coun-
ty Of Orange, held at the Court House, OH
Monday, the 23d inst, court day. on motion,
Col. Garrett Scott was called to the Chair and
". s. Newman appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained ny
George Fannil Jr, to be the appointment Of
delegates to the Democratic State Convention
10 be held in the city Of Richmond on the l5tl,
Of February: and, on his motion, 1t was
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint COM
mirtec OF live, one from each magisterlal dis
trct 70 select and report to this meeting suit.
able persons to represent this county in that
Convention.
The Chair appointed upon that committee
Mcssrs. George Pannill, Vim. G. Scott, Philip
B. Jones, y. j. L. Voolfolk and Capt. John S.
Row: who, after brief retirement, made the
following report which was unanimously
adopted:
lst Dstrirt-James B. Newman, DR.. D. Pan
nil, VIM. c. Graves, Thomas G. Henshaw,
Maj YIN. A. Jennings, DR.. Vim. Parran, DR..
Colby Cowherd and j. ". Scott.
Cd Dis,rct-James Newman, DR.. Wm. S.
Grimes, Col. John II. Lee Col John Willis
Joseph Hiden, james Chapman, George r.
Brent, james I. Voolfolk, Pcyton Grynes'
Alexander Daily and John N. Chapman. ;,
Sd Distrct-J. F. Talaferro, R. S henda1' u
James NJ. Davis, Capt. VIM. II. Walker n: y y.
Halladay, Waller Holladay. r ". Voolfolk,
Wallace Carc and Joseph Jackson.
4,h District-Maj. John W: Voolfolk, John
Gibson, DR.. VIM. T. Voolfolk, r. 3: Gibson,
Henry willis, Thos. Scott, Thos. Davis, DR.. E.
Row. VIM. II. Payne, Calhoun Buckner and
J. 2. King.
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nj

Tho public dinner given by The members =: nc
General Assembly 20 the Commissioner from South
Carolina, the Hon. G. g. McmrhiTger, WAS largely
attended We are informed, on Tuesday evening.
The absence from the dinner ui' two of the prnci-
pnl editors of the Enquirer" having been made the
subject OF some expressions, written and veria OF
surprise and regrc. by large number OF the Rubserl-
bcr, thereto We feel called upon 70 make some en-
plantation.
Finding that no invitations had been issued to
We were still very DESTROYS 10 assist III Testimonial
Of respect 10 guest Of the State, especially COM
menling, We do the object md purpose OF Mr..
McninIinger's mission. We Immediately applied Tor
permission 20 subscribe to the dinner. This was re-
fused on tho grouud that none but the members and
officers ui the General Assembly were permitted to
subscribe This would, we suppose, luvc included
Mr. RclIic, in his capacity ni printer for the lousc
Of Delegates Ilr however, received the coInr!i.
nient Of al invitation.
4 member of the committee Of invitation informed
us that the committee was Instructed, we know not
BY whom, to invite only one principal editor OF each
newspaper in Richmond. The Enquirer" being,
,hcn tho only press possessing more tilHn one prin-
ciru editor we were the Only members Of the corps
not favored with invitations.
Wcarc we'll aware that this marked exception OF oui
names was not only not intended by, but has proved
Objectionable to large majority at lcnst, ot the sno'
scyihcrs to the dinucr We refer to it, simply fol
the purpose Of showing that We were not behind
hand in an earnest desire to tender sympathy and
respect to the guest of the State. We also take oc
casion to explain, that being tins unable to attend
the dinner, We could not make arrangements for re-
porting the proceedings Of tho evening
NAT. TYLER,
y. JENNINGS WISE.
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III previous meeting at January Court,
Werklenbury Democracy declared for Henry 4.
Wise
Democratic Meeting IN MccllIcnburg.
At meeting Of the Democratic party of
Mecklenburg county, held at Boydton on Mon
day, the 10th of January, 1860 on motion,
Tucker Carrington. ESQ, was called to the
Chair, and John e. Boyd appointed Secreta.
rv.
The ciia:rna,. briefly explained the object Of
the meeting tu DC TO appoint delegates u re.
present the county Of Mccklenburg III thc State
Convention, TO be held in Richmond on the lGth
February next
On motion of Henry Wood, Esq, it was
Resolved, unanimously, That delegation
Consisting Of five Democrats from each magis-
trrial district, be appointed by the Chairman to
attend said Convention.
In pursuance Of this resolution the Chair
man appointed the following gentlemen dele
gates:
District No. l-Robcrt y. Ovcrbey, DR.. Geo.
C. Scott, Henry Wood. G. j. Dabbs, j. }. Da-
nicl
District No. ct. r. Boswell, J. Y. Rich
ards, Reps. 0. Robertson, Cephas Pettus, Roy
al Lockctt
District No. 3-Capt David Bigger, Vim. G..
Burton, Thos. C. Reckes, Benz Roberts, JAS. A.
Gregory.
District No, &C. r. Edmundson, Col. T.
r. Gcode, Col. John Goode, DR.. John W. Will
hanson, DR.. William II. Jones, Il. G.. Thack-
Ston.
District No. 5-Charles Alexander, II. Z.
Coleman, f. l. Hendrick, John N. Wright, DR..
John Davis.
District No. 6-Wilcher Simmons, Saml G..
johnson, Chas. II. Ogburn, Dennis r Fielder,
Dr. P. f. Lett.
District No. Mark Alexander, Jr, Col.
w. R. Baskervil, Mark Alexander, Sr., j. S.
Moss, YIN. H. Harriss.
District No. s-A. G. Boyd, n. NJ. Thornton,
John 3. Northington, Edmund n. Hitc, Benj.
Davis.
\ resolution was then offered by Mr.. 7. c.
Thackston, that any Democrat Of the county
who might happen in Richmond at the time,
should be empowered 10 act as 4 delegate. Up
on this resolution brief debate sprung up, in
which McsSrS. Thackston and Wood partlcipa'
ted after which the resolution was put to vote
and rejected.
Upon motion Of Col John Goode the Chair
man and Secretary were added to the deeGa'
ton.
On motion, il was also
Resolved, That our delegate in the Legsla.
ture COL YIN. Baskervill, Jr., be authorised
and requested to act as 4 delegate.
1t was then resolved that copy Of the pro.
cec.iings Of the meeting be furnished the To.
bacco Plant for publication, and that the Dc,
mocratc papers of Richmond and Petersburg
be requested 10 copy.
Wierenpon the meeting djourned
I. CAItRlSGTON, Chm.
Ion. q nnyn Ser'r
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Which would leave the net income 70
that company at. Slf"'o'o
and the States portion Of that is $SS, 1oI winch
is over 20 per cent on the $500, 900; and if the
per cent, which We think it reasonable to cal
culate upon receiving irnul the investment III
the Roanoke Valley company, is added, 1t Will
give IS per cent. or the investment Of $500, 600.
We respectfully submit that if there ever was
an appropriation asked for any railroad, for
which the most ultra ahtiihtcrnal improcs.
mcnt man could vote, with certainty
that his constituents would not object
to his course, it is that for this cXten-
sion, for there is not that :na,i to be found
who would object to the States lending 10 aid
her oacn citizens, when it eau be shown that
she will receive 33t per cent. on the invest
ment. Some persons, without investigating
this question, may adopt the idea that . short
| road cannot pay. That rule is not always true,
and if it were, this road fDrnls All exception,
for short Us it is it connects two long roads,
and in such manner as 10 command large
trade from cach-the down freight from ole,
and the up freight from the other. 1t should
also be borne in mind that this road will serve
to bind us more closely with the large slave
holding counties Of North Carolinu-a portion
of the State as much interested rs any part Of
uur own in the peculiar institution, that will
gladly furnish US with the productions Of s!ace
labor, and make common cause with US upon
all questions connected with slavery, and in
case any raid should BIZ made upon them, the
First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers could
hasten to teach them Wise doctrines in regard
10 thieves InurdererS and traitors.
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s-so1nvs "; +; GEGEI' t;s,v Secretaries.
Democratic Meeting In pIttsylvanin.

At meeting of the Democratic party CT
Pittsylvania county, held at the Court llousr,
on Monday, the 10th day OF January Count
day. COL Stephen Coleman was called to the
Chair, and WIN. D. Coleman appointed Sccrc.
~. -
The Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting to he to appoint dc!cerIcs to represent
our county in Convention ul ,he party 10 be
held in Richmond, on the 10Th day Of februa.
! ry proximo for the purpose Of selecting can
didates for the Electoral College Of Virginia to
elect the next President Of the United States.
On motion of Walter Coles, Jr, Esq. The
Chairman was instructed TO appoint i've dric'
gates from each Magisteral District in tic
county.
Under this resolution tic Chairman made
the following appointments, viz:
| Danvillc District-Gen. L. ". ;. Cabeil,
! Wm r. Edwards, YIN. d. Coleman, Geo Z.
CabelI and John F. Cobbs.
Chatham.-John j.. White, lhos 5. Jones,
| Col. r. White, JAS. N. White, lion. WIN. A.
Tredway and Jos. ". Terry.
Rorcr's-I. II. Watson, Joab Watson Eu-
dolph Rorer, T. T. Adams, and Edward Latch
ett
White's-W. II. Cook, Arch. Haley, Capt.
IIundley, T. Cook and Ambrose Ruckcr.
Chalk Lcvcl-A.- D. Whitehead, S. j. Nus.
tain, Walter Coles, Jr., j. D. Glenn and James
llodnett.
Rccyille-J. c. Thompson. David Logan,
James c. Luck, Wm. WinIbish, JAS. NJ. CoE'
way and James 4. Luck.
Laurel Grore-Bcverly Lindsay. I. j. Shel.
ton, John S. Easley, George ". Coleman aid
WIN. CLANCY.
Cascade-Colonel NJ. NJ. Millncr, Jackson
Milner, j. 6. Cabaniss and Samuel llairston.
Callands-Dr. J. r. Cabcll, W. y j. I'm
neg, Colonel Davis, Henry l.. Muse ana ".
| Cobbs. ,,- ~ =,
| straightstonc. Estes, v. v. Nc
Hanev, Miles T. Tucker, Vim. II. Waller and
Chesnut Groyc.-Captain Philip Thomas,
| Thomas Smith, ". NJ V. Hanbleton, Thomas
| W. Walton and Norton y. Beck"
On motion of Geo. G. Cabell, ESQ,
Resolved, That any Democrat from this
| county who may be in Richmond at that tine,
be likewise requested to ac, in the Convention
as delegate
Several gentlemen were called upon to ad-
dress the meeting, and few remarks from
some OF them in rather conversational man.
ner engaged the meeting for short lime.
On motion Of Capt. j. c. Luck, the Secrc-
tary was instructed to forward copies Of the
proceedings of this. meeting to the Danyllle,
Lynchburg and Richmond papers for putlica-
ton.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
STEPHEN COLEMAN, Chairman.
VIZ. D. CoLEXAS, Secretary.
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JAMES T. DICKINSON.
C.. X. fIATCHRR

c. +. HATCHER,
ii?o no i?o GRAFlER STREET, NEW ORLEANS, La.
.hAt Advances made on Property placed IN my
VA Lads Boush. and Sold.
C. u. JOHNSON, Superintendent slaye Depot.
orieE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, TRADERS, AND
u. OWNERS OF SLAyES
-. ~. aae extensive alterations and accommodations
n.,Ss, 49, na, an nov prepared 10 receive and ac-
mi.in '1n t"o TO three hundred slave- for sale
bod ho.rd and n a.o accommodate the with
ho.. h IT,, .sToi'soie rotn, reasonable terms
.n,, ,.eTss esfor. looking sevhere as the induce
Vi. be- csns,un;s good stock Of Negroe. for
ar Aeu's ssrvap.s, ssamstreasss, Eurscs
Nsv ori'... n, @. p. HATCHER
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The Richmond Enquirer,
UsLIsllEp DAILY. sEMl-wEEKLf AND WEEKLY
ny RrrcH1E, puNNAvANT, TYLER 4 WISE
TERM &.

r-n,u, p1pr. seven dollars per anuutn, sna 81 tne
~ =, vh, Iolxr, taken for shorter period 'hsa ono
~ For the SrswsrxLY Ave dollars per ahaGn,, sha @
rec dollars for six months, payable In advance
A. prr auuun OF six copies for sV 70 DC paiu n
,,hlv In advance When letters containing money IA
by mail theJ mus. be e1issed or they ~hs Oe 1t 'ls
sk Of the writers. nu s,,w.+kIv
Weekly Enquirer on liberal terms. ,,,,us,.a
The iicHauSp ENcuixsx ADVERTISING SHEET ,hn,.
rry Month the monthly ercuisen .. .sn,s nsr I'M
An dues to this ohce may be remitted pc. mall IN
nd .yaiisIle Bank notes frfci'Eered at the FlsS 81
~ n,,,narirs and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
Ebt linz. sr. charged for As advertisements
Urdrr, from distance must be WITH the aa
or ..tisIactory references 10 insure execution
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5th District-Col. T.. Row. r. l.. Gordon
Jas. L. Robinson, George Beale. DR.. Y. Qu;s.
enbury. Wexford SiSson and VIM SiS~on.
On motion of DR.. John J.. Voolfolk. it was
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary
of the meeting be added to the list Of dele
gates.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be published in the Democratic papers oi
RIchmond and Alexandria.
The meeting then adjourned sine DIE.
GARRETT SCOTT, Chmn
WILSON s. NEWMAN. Sec'y.
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FEN1TENTlAaiH or VIIsaINaA.


MANUFACTURED this institution, and sold tS!e sao
ri =, the Agents store No. u, Pearl street. The FOLLOWING
1ttIees, at reduced prices, io.wn;
,,SSSl,voIs Shoe. and Brogues
PSWomrn, Children AMI servants shoes
!sSW ayon and Car, Harness Of every descnpi'o
sS3iarAnr Bands, Leather llose
ES Hgous, Carts,
Es3ssys aud wherloarrows
~ far.trUber, Ssfrs, sc.
" 4tyipe,i and Plaid Cottoas
K rrs.y, and Liupeys for plantation hands
SsKexdy made Clothing for servants ,,
Of the above articles hand and for sale, "r Will
made or repaired other job work done TO order, on
notice for cash. or TO punctuai customers ony' Oh
4vr tuie. .
orders o.n the country With satisfactory references
kou,l,Ily attended to. Address NJ NlMMO,
Juiy S-ctf Agent and Storckeeper Va Penitentiary
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ths, 80 UeVteGE Stslas. St"-MR.Fake h0slce,
8.s hours Of o'clock, A. 81, and o'clock, p. NJ.
q the r-.iie,ce OF Ir r. u. CheSnlns. OF a, the
.rne!' o,el, in the Town Of Fredericksburg, Spot.
yrania County. ,lrguIa, 1 shall proceed 10 take the
spviiols Of william Hing smith, and others, 10 be
e.i -i e'iiynee for me In certain matter u con.
Fof;ry noxpsndng and undetermined, between you
Circuit Court Of Goochland county, upon pe.
ny leave Of the said Court at It's September term Isl,
st' oy n In certain Chanc.ry suit thea and nov pend
IN SAID Court, wherein you plaintiff. and William
E,soy seymour, The Waller Gold Mining Company ant
aeEs are defendants
- JAn 6-cx4s LANES r DICKINSON
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RY THE GOVEKNOn OF VIRGINIA.:


INFORMATION having been received BY the Executive,
,hs, murder ~as committed, at TrisdephiA In the
kumy Of Ohio In us State, aud that Alexander Melville
charged With the crime and tina, he has fed from justice
now going a, 90 he eby offer reward
one Lundred dollars person who shall arrest the
Alexander Melville and deliver him into The jail OF said
Sun,y of Ohio and co, moreover require all officers OF
N. Common wealth. civil and military, and request the
r.nxr. to- their best eserions to procure his
trrrst That he may be brought 10 Justice
Uyen under my hand GovrrRor and under the Less
! - "a Of the Commonwealth, a. eichmond this Sd
sKAL January, 1850. JOHN LkTChEN
--) By The Governor.
EpsCk ". MrHSuNp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Alexander Melville Ia between u and ~ years OF age,
bout 6re inches high, rather slender has s'urr
a,urr- head high and pointed the back part short
ch, brown hair, beard Face slightly piinPicd lie
n.!leedrr by trade. Had when hs lett plush coa|
4 jan +-cSF --
RaCHnOND LIVE STOCK niAxh Ei.
hlfi undersigned having procured The services o. H.
H. Crockett, for the purpose OF selling Lave STOCK
the Richn,oud market Will, With Luther 3 IRVINE, be
the uarSe; the ls day Of September neA prepared
dive cir undviuel attention oil business entrusted
them, and feel confident from their long experience to
e able TO give entire satisfaction.
We VIII make liberal advsn cement, on consisnments
!, JOHN GROUSE,
ANY oo-etY l. s. IRVINE.
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ADnINIsraATRIx,S NOTICE.

LII persons holding claims agRns the estate of Thomas
"1os, deceased, s;e Of Chesterfield county ylrga,
hereby noiined TO present the me for pay
o.s N. tiHsr DAY w MAY next AL claims present
.ss thAi day, this notice will be plead In bar Of pay.
! 3shI or recovery By law Of the same.
JULIA A. 0IBDS.
Administrative OF Thomas Gibba.