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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

TBE JuDge ArrESDs A MtsousaADE.-A lead
ing citizen sas recently invited TO parlor mas.
qucra e. He resolved 70 go, and TO mako his dis
guise impenetrable be sent to Culutnbds for en-
viots iull ,uit IL arrived 10 due tine and abou,
O'Clock on the evening Of the masquerade the
Jadgv put IL on, covered himself With light cloak
sud sallied forth. A violent wind prevailed Rn.i
me OF tEe gu,,s t'ok the judges cleak of and
sent it whiriiug into the ayr. hesprsng TO toeov.
er Il, aud at the same tmea waicnman spranl for
him. The Judge got his cloak, however. before
the watehman got bin, aud started on fast run,
holly pursue BY tne watchman. The Judge v
Il all. Toe Watohman misto1k him for q regular
escaped convict. II caugh, Il would bear uapleas-
ant pickle Tue wstchmnn saw it all, too. Here
was a cnanco 10 Distinguish himself and perhaps
make something BY a. The rtss became executing.
fortunately tor the Jadgs ~ happened On bacE
Il Get. Tho race continued. The watchman was
reinforced bJ another watchman aud boih pursued
the Jadse Al iaFlous pace The Jadge finally
gin eout," and made the watehman, after consid-
orsbls trouble understand who he was and what
he was about He was then suffered to proceed on
his way. lie told his vito, who said she would
never say thlag about it, and that Is how IL gO
out,-PiaiR Dealer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
The ruty Of a Citizen

Judgs DrummOnd, of the United States
Di,trict Court fr Illinois, in his charge to
the Jury upon tho trial of the rescue cases,
just terminated. gave expression to the fol-
lOWiog pertinent practical and sensible
suggestions upon the duty Of the citizen:
Add perhaps the duty of the Court would,
IL this we're AN nra nary case, b. periprmed
Batit may not DO improper to add few
sue 'es'' NJ The case which we have been
trying involves mnst exciting sub ieet tnat
at s4s - "a Ghers Lnitrd ~tates. IL is tried
in Northern State, where the institu iun
dOss not exIsr, ana before jury Of Northern
msn. and before Judge WIN was born and
has always hvrd in a Northern state. Our
rympathlea may, therefore, be presumed &,
be al against Alavery aud IN favor Of free
dom. But tte same Constitution which
our lntaeEs trHpad, an the same laws passpd
in pursusnee nf 1t, operate with tue sam.
f0r.s alike ih the North and the south. -
They bind you rs jurors and me as Judge
uader their most solemn sanctions I hey
ara obligatory upon every citizen. Since
hia great compact was turned, now more
than seventy years aga, slavery has grddu
ally disappearsd from the N1rlhern States
.WhAFe IL tbsB EXISTED, bus il has ceased 10
eIi; - uhdeF ihs constitutions and laws ol
che rfAiss spd nos ny fnhs aid Yioleues,
aad u nay 9itb ssess degrees Of confidence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

coSDrrOs or THE BsncA Bor.-The DsniciS
Boy hgbtng weight Is l75 POuAds-sO hO told
tho editor Of Bells Life In London. Letters re-
port the Boy in ane condition, and daily .knOcked
"spots7 out of ssad bags. and 90 forth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
Commercial Calculations
FOR REM!

THE House formerly owned by Nj. Shafer,
4 aud known as the Half Mile House, situate on
the AeniA Pike, at the east end OF 9Th street. DA,
ton. The premises are well suited ior public
house-one and a half acres of land. Premises In
good repair.
Inquire OF $. D. JACKSON, Attorney, near the
corner Of I'd and Main streets, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
PROCLAMATION
CITY ELECTION

MAYORS OFFICE,
City OF DvSToN, March 90, 1850.
THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE
City OF Dayton are hereby notified that the An
nual Election will be held Ia said city, at the pla-
cea OF voting designated below, on MONDAY, the
second day Of APRIL IS00 for the choice OF CtS and
Township officers as iol ows, to wit;
ON THE CITY TICKET.
Mayor, City Marshal, City Clerk, City TrsAsu-
Fer, City Engineer, Wood Measurer, one Director
Of the Ciy InhrmaTy in the city at lAfgej and one
Trustee or Gilman, aud one Member of the
Board OF Education, In each Ward,
ON THE TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Two Constables in the City at large, and one As
SCISSOR In each Ward
The following are the plaees of voting designa-
ted In the several Wards;
lst WsFd-Neptune Engine House,
I'd Independent Engine House,
Sd Miami Engine rouse,
4th Deluge knRine House,
9th Greg IN Engine II. use,
9Th Pacific Engine Honse.
The polls will be opened between g and o'clock
In the forenoon, clos ng at o'ol ck In the AFTER
noon. ID. W, 10 INGs Mavor.
mh2i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

-m-For Locals, Telegraph. and othe
nsttere of interest and Information, sec
First aud Fourth Pages
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

A VERY NyENlEN FRAME
y House, Of Rooms, 81 sble, ke,j located within
few thinutea' walk OF the centre OF the city -
WI be suid on i've years time rented TO good
tenant. CuAS A. CLAEkk,
mhsO Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
Turnpike Election.

THE Stockholders Of the Dayton and Xe-
mia Turnpike Road are requested TO NEE, at the
Dayton Bank In Dayton on Saturday, ApH 2Sth,
$780, to elect Directors and transact other business
mh2d-wtt DAN'L. BECKEL, Pres't.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
EARNS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
i'm ACRNS "a miles from New Castine,
w UArke County, and y mile from Brown's
station on the ID. A ~. n. isO acres under Tine
cultivation. Good frame dive hnEj name barn
Also, hewed log dwelling. Good orchard.
springs and a creek OF funaing water through the
place, Part bottom land, and the balance beat
quality o. second bottom.
This las hrst.rate Farm, and will be sold % per
cent less An iaierior land has actually sold ior In
the vicinity.
ALSO,
III acres mile west of Sidney, on fne road. 70
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwell
ing houss OF q rooms Well, eistern, orchard, sc -
Land OF good quality.
ALSO,
81 acres nearthe Centrevllle Pike. Small frame
house aad stables. Is ceres timber-sugar camp
Good spring and stream OF running water.
Terms-SS0O down, balance In years.
CHARLES n. CLARKE,
feb1 Clegg's Building, sd 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

b assdiae \ ,iirr 90 Every Pago.l1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

Desirable city Residences aud
Vacant Lots,
IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY,
l in many OF which there are great bargains
CHAS ~ CLARKE.
mhq0 Third attPct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31

ABOLITION FRUITS IN Lorls!ANA.-A private
letter to a gentleman in Baltimore rom Alczan
dria, Louisiana, dated August 18TH, states tea:
abolition and republican documents, considered
inccndiary in their character. have been sen:
to nearly all the cicrgymen Of every dencnina
ton in that region OF country These missile,
come from Northern States throus: the post
Office, and are considered great annoyance. -
It is further stated that the negroes Oh l%o ad'
joining plantations, about 6Tc miles ircn the
town, were found together in the "oodS. BE-
Tweed to have been consulting together plan
ming mischief or insurrection. Two s,aTea,
both intoxicated we're detected hnrrahirS for
Lincoln. Patrols, composed Of the best Cit.
zeps. have been instituted, in appEehsrs:cn Of
further disturbance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
VERY FINE CULPEPEfs FAIsNI Ar

,, o. crs., us sb,,, nm MON
EHeeG.nrs n o, So. nr SrnTSNnEu va 1sES g.
- " ~ III "a art tar Jar sr NJ nubc nnr,Ion A.
&C., .cra,rnI a r " The following tracts Of land
". ar, ts.. ~ IanI r5own n, "(;rrrnuooJ fhe nto
iTn e =, A., Green cont ,sjnnp ninr hundred acres -
T ,rc, ,s h.en for yrors retarded n, unr Of the finest
IN ill., ron Of country IL lies within one mile Of the
rrIm.,.r rnnr Unnsa jnn,Iiatalv On The Orange and
Irepa Ra;I Road Abnut unetytw acres are In tim.
nr , residue clrnred and In hic state of imuro
imnrov,d bv its late owner with view solely 10 produc
ss nn with mo esn.rn,iop of selling H. II il Divided
Into sven fields with never failing water in each owinr to
he Sou,h giving TO nearly the whole OF the land an
So,hrn and Son.rasi.rn exnosure II Is, Thoroughly
,Id l.. onon md sacret d,rIe. m, Istt.r siJ With
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31

n<
S(i virtue Of sandry acts OF the General Assembly Of
- Virginia. notice Is hereby given, that Inc BoafG Of
pac Works will receive any time previous to the hftt
LAY September s6U proposals for SIX per cent loan 70
e Of QUO ix miion) dollars payable IN snch
ooshly instruments Us may be required, not exceeding
40 ,%o hundred thousand) dollars per month Said
aH be red1enabe in thrtyfou years Interest paya'
DE- seuianuuay on the 6rst dny Of January and trst d
July o; each year. the Treasury OF the state Kch
si0ad.
Proposals also Invited for the same loan ut ~ or
vr Federal! sterling other appropriate bonds VIII
'- ;,Sgrd os ,r "an paid in, 1T the option oi the
',Ei-r.
yt- Constitution of the State and laws In pursuance
'--"i sinking fuGI is established Tor the punctuG pay
Gent Of t!r interest sensnoually and the redemption OF
;s ii: pal In hirtyiour year3 IRON the Issue OF the
s0a T,rse provisions OF law, the SrIs md increasing
'sflb. of the state and laws, furnish tht
slrsscH possible OF the safety and value OF the
'aan.
Sealed p.prusas 10 be addressed the "Doard OF Pub
y: Works, Richmond, Virginia" and endorsed State
,.n ws'ere amy further Information ,ha, may be desired
will he promptly S?ru.
Er order THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Secretary d. =. Works Of Vi-Sinu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31

nrscHARGED.-Twenty-fve caulkers were
discharged from the Gosport Navy Yard on
SATURDAY last Affairs arc getting worse and
worse from day to day in this workshop OF
Uncle Sam; the number Of employees Is
smaller than has ever been known before,
while the yards Of the North are oVerbowlns.
The New York yard, as All instance, employs,
at the present time, nearly 1900 workinen;;3,
When will We have few crumbs sprlnkleo
in our midste Quion sa6e-( NORFOLK my
Bool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
WILLIAM II. CRANK, Executor.
ANNIE BRANHAM, ! Executrix.
ctIl1 OF John L. BranhUrn dec IL
POPLAR NECK FOte SALE!

POPLAN NECEA TUEE oALE
INN the 2Sth SEPTEMBER, shall SELL The premises,
" Mt PUBLIC AUCTION, the Trnct OF Land, In Spot
sylvana county, the line Of the Gordonsvile Railroad
called POPLAR NECK 1t contains about iIJ Acres, is
heavily mbcred and abounds In iron ore 1t has Also
GOLD on IT, most probably Being the Ca:harine Fur
nace and Immediately on the Railroad its present anil pro-
spectye value Is very great To Of enterprise IL Is
most desirable investment as would furnish crosSies for
nany miles Of road, and R wood and ore must be highly
valuable when the Eunaces ugan put in blast which must
probably Address, Guineys Post Office, Va
SAMUEL SHOOLEE. NJ. A.,
Aug. q-cld Principal Of Edge Hill School.
Rjrhnond uWhirn cony
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NHIT COPY.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE

WILL offer for sale Ut public auction the premises,
l. on TUESDAY, ELEVENTH OF SEPTEMBER 1sGe II
fair II the fair day. Tract Of Land belonging to
the Of Dabney Minor deceased OF said county, nnd
containing about 1000 This large and valuable es
tate is situated Machunk Creek md the Flaands or
Greek Low grounds constitute large part OF the cleared
land and only need proper drainage TO make them highly
productve the balance Of the cleared land Is either table
land beautifully undulutng hills, and Is OF good quality,
and for the most part In good condition for profitable cut'
vution.
There is vein OF Limestone running through the farm,
(Which has been opened many years ago. and the lands
being admirably adapted TO the use OF lime, Gas may be
seen the adjoining farms renders this property essen.
TALLY and permanently valuable in the eyes OF the enght
ebed agrcuuralist; and this with Its remarkable proryl
IS produce grass would make 1t, under good manage
ment, unsurpassed In The county, as "Grozns
dow" Farm. At the time, the land Ia we'll suited to
the growth Of Corn, Wheat Oats and Tobacco and has an
unlimited supply of The best "plan land. large portion
Of this farm Is 10 original forest well tinbered with pine,
oak and chestnut. This timber is all marketable at remit
traiire prices either for railroad si for fuel a CRr
lottesvie the University Of Virginia, for the lumber
market nt Richmond, and elsewhere.
The farm 10 mile. from Charlottesville and the
University and the Central Railroad passes through IT, aud
the Improved Iorse-Boat Navigation on the Rvatpa River
Is only three four miles dstHnt and the University ns
been supplied with fuel several years past by farm on the
same railroad but more remote from the University. The
buildings comfortable and good, and In good repar-
Tile Dwelling House Is beautifully situated and cominans
extensive view Of the Southwest Mountains from which
It Ia distant three miles, and The neghhorhood al
fprds good society be found anywhere. and has
convenient churches Of all denominations.
The Farm is susceptible Of ivson, and desirable may
be divided 10 suit purchasers.
Permission will be given to crop Of wheat In the
fall desired and possession given the Isl day Of January
1861
Tgrus-0ue third n cash the st Of January, 1861; the
balance In equal sBlInens In and two years there
after with Interest thereon from St Of January, 1S6l-
Bonds wiu approved security required for dcfc; rcd pay
meats and deed OF trust on the property rs ahdonal !
security. WM. w. MlNOR, Executor OF
Jnl Dnbnpy Minor. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
PHILIP RAHM,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND, "a.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Of every description
~ 49,! size Circular Saw Mls Mili Clearing, Mining
4la1y every description Castings In Iron and l:rass
.,,. :, .ia-. no,;cc Feb S-slp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31

Hanging ,Jony BRowS.-An et6gy oil Jonn
Brown was suspended by the neck on triaay ;,
night last, from Lincoln banner ~hich Is
across Main street, in Wheeling
Efioy and emblem were we'll met
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
LAND FOR SALE, ADJOINING AND
NEAR BErERoAM DEPOT, on THE VIRGINIA CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
=. HAENTH 4 4 4

LAND FOR SALE, ADJOINING AND
NEAR BErERoAM DEPOT, on THE VIRGINIA CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD, FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
N THE COUNTY OF HANOVER; ALSO, CATTLE,
SHEEP, HOGS, &C.
T1LL be sold, on the premises, at Public Auction
w MONDAY, TiIE SEVENTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER
next II fair and not the next air day thereafter and TO
continue from day to day, unit, completed three tracts Of
Land belonging 10 the estate OF the late Lanceot Phillips
Two OF the tracts up Beaver Dam Depot being d.
Yded by the Raroad the the north side fthe Rail-
road, with buildings ut and the Depot contains about
S00 acres and the other the south side nf the Raroud
contains about 50 These tracts will be surveyed
before the sale. The other tract, about mile from the
same Depot contains about $50 ncres and lot OF ltH
acres, sepRrated.by lanefrom the latter.
These lands are wel.watered. have ample Timber anil
rewood are suited thc growth OF Corn Wheat and To-
bacco and for health no location is more healthy.
The stock ofCattle Sheep Hogs Farming UtenSs ouse
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &C., VIII he sold al the same
time.
TERMS OF saLs-For the Land, onrourth of The purchase
money cash. and the residue In three equal instruments, Of
nine twelve and eighteen months with bond and good
curity with Interest from date and deed ofrust the
land.
For the personal property, all OF SlN and under
cush, and all that sum- nine months credit with bond
and good security with interest from date The Cattle and
Sheep improved STOCK large aud fat ane beef and nut
ton, fine lnllc cows, oxen, &c.
The undersigned living Beaver Dam Depot, Will show
JOHN w. PHILLIPS,
I,,s,t C,ph md her l,prs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
r.ICKoCx,S p,TENT PORTABLE CI.

DER MILL.
AN Inpplca with the above Mills, made With many i'm
proveiens and 10 superior style The grinding cyl.
nders iron instead Of wood formerly made
The screw is Of two c wrought iron the beam cast ron
heavy and stron: Altogether Is The most perfect Cider
MIL eStant
Any farmer who has !s mill eau, NJ ans time, IpHkr
few gallons Of cider In tanutrS Ih single boy
and equally well make burrrs day with shout
three hands. viii: ,ls Mil you make Cider rs you
sant IT, and in quantities single gallon 10 any num-
her Of barrel-. Il. N. SMITH,
Aug 3-c1u No II, Main street.
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UQS. riSsLgY JUnSSuS. xA h. ftO
JOHNSON il PUGH.
rOMMJSSIoN MERCH a MS,
(FRuST BUILDING stoCXoI WAREHOUSE

(FEuNT BUILDING SuOCXoI WAkEuOCSaD
RICHMOND, VA.
E0R the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn and country pro-
L duce generally, return their sincere thanks to their
friends the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
theu and ask continuance aud Increase OF the same
for the year. promising their undivided personal attcn
lion to all conSsnmrnia committed 10 them.
Sny0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
The Little Giant in n New iSoIc.

Mr.. Douglas appears bcIurc thc ?cn!'Ic o:
Virginia in me'c role-that Of l.imroinS "aiP-
perrin. In Norfolk, he informed the people
that he would aid and support the Presiden:
against any seeding State. The Democracy
of Virginia, taught in the school of 'as, believe
in the right Of u State to seccde and That &,
State is to be the judge of the cause OF >eces-
sion. But Messrs Douglas lIaskin and the
eighteen millions at the North, think differ
emily.
There are upon the Douglas electoral ticket
several State Rights Democrats among
them our valued and esteemed friend George
". Brent Of Alexandria-a gentleman, VINO,
some years ago, was elected to the State Senate
as secessionist, and maintained throughout
his canvass with Mr. Shackelford Qhe Bell
elector) the right of secession, What has Mr..
Brent to say to the declarations OF his Chief in
Norfolk?
What has an old nullifer like Mr. JOHN B.
Aiworth, Of Accomac, to say to Mr.. Douglas
Norfolk declaration: What has Henry L.
Hopkins, who presided at 4 dinner i'll lS+9, at
the Fauquicr Springs given to Ellwood Fisher,
that pioneer Of Southern rights, to say to Mr..
Douglas whipping-in declarations: Have these
gentlemen, overcome BY squatter sovereignty,
lost their reckoning as State rights men:
We have only to say to Mr.. Douglas, that
when he undertakes TO cocrcc, as Lincolns
lieutenant, the sovereign States Of the South,
the galows Of John Brown will bc rc-crccted,
and he may find himself pendant therefrom.
john Brown began the cocrcing process
which Mr.. Douglas is to perfect under the Pres
idcncy of Mr.. Lincoln, and the people of Eir.
ginia have not forgot their iiandiwork in his eS-
ecution. This doctrine Of coercing sovereign
States, though old and familiar at the North,
is new and unaccus:omed to the people Of the
South. John Floyd, f%hen Governor of Virgi-
mia, caused General JAs kson to know that Vir-
gina would not tolerdtc it, and Mr.. Douglas
will find his new role one OF no little difficulty.
Mr.. Douglas has fully and fairly, and We
must say, boldly and de6antly, proclaimed his
purpose. His own election he sees to be i'm
possible; he knows he will not receive the cleo
toral vote of single State; he has stumped
New England and New York, not against the
powerful and dominant party in those States
against the Republican party he uttered no
word of objection against his late associates
of the Democratic party he levelcd all the in
vcctivcs which disappointment and chagrin
could invent. lie comes South to create divi-
sion and dscord, to break up the unity Of the
South-her only hope against the aggrcssions
of the North. His speeches and candidacy are
help to Lincoln; and he is the most ehcientai
to Black Republicanisnr that they could have
selected.
The future Aid-de- Camp Of Lincoln has de-
monstratcd the wisdom Of Gov. WiSc's remark,
that "Squatter Sovereignty was Il short cut 10
Black Republicanism."
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BROAD ROCK VA. KACEs-FALL. lsC

BROAD ROCK VA. kACES-FALL.1 1850
pAyTSIsD.r sNs.ns.nsss oG oeTGpss 'SPse 81 a
year olds-two mile hcats-s2d0 en- @s&Ee&S>
irance-&l0u forfeit. Club to a!d:-f-.S a!d:-f--G---sSSS--
1885, II tile is ruG-four more TO hl the stake
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.-SwcePstakes for all ages
,ne-*5U eEtrance-$95 forfeit Proprietor to add
$Jn II the sarnc is run-hrer more to MI the stake
SECOND DAY-Wednesday, October Sl-Proprrtor.
I'u SC S.'Nl--two mile heats.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-Swecpsiaee for two year
ods-oDe mile-San0 forei-tEree IL.
10 Gi! she stake.
THIRD pAY-Thursiay November l.-pnstake-four
mile heats for year olds!5U entrancesOO forfeit Club
and Proprietor to add $780, H the Is run-three or
more to oil the stake
FOURTH DAf-Fr!duy, November 2.-Sweepsiases for
three year ols-nie hems-S Ot entrance 10 forfeit
three moro 10 I'LL the StaGe.
SECOND RACE-Saiue Day-Saddle Race, for Saddle
Horses that have been trained this fall for' purse Of
$50 or Saddle and Bride worth the money.
all the stakes will close the 18th Of September.
Entries 70 be made TO TiI0S NJ. JONES, sec'ry,
Or CALVIN GREEN, Propr
tup ls-dSt ttl5 Sept. Richmond Va
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!. ntU:EL, ~,
ATroRNEY = Ar LAW,. L,y ,.o,., s,x,s
,,yyiyE with Rotert rrlsE ESQ., No. H. S""''' 'N'"
- s''+''' pH1LADELPH1A. sus.
=, ,sr collection o: claims aud n!i other ousi'
wil attend 10 'is n: .ar. Jan 81 cif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-31
n EDITORS and PRINTERS. !; !.

vt Ut,ib.rs ask attention to their S;ocs OF rElHt :
";;|i rYrt.s ORNAMENTS. BORDERS. rkEsshs, Se.'
S.piiy CT which they keep constantly OIL n""u ~
t,..r Fvrr 49,! Stereotype Foundry.
30. IS, Gold Street, Ser York;
W. T., ri. rorriry snd will s.u The Usual terms,
~; > ;nnt,s credit for approved negotiable n"'"= -
len rrs cent. discount for cash
III T,r taken In exchange for new, at the ci,siona!
,,. cents per pound II delivered within Sixty DAYS
r. r."' in, =, purc...s. otherwise six cents per pound
''-'- '' " VIM HAGAR JR., * co.
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t.,-rrr-
E".-:E-S : - =: .,- ---------
SSEfSEEtS HAe EU:: EDU,::,pcrrp ., :
WISH to employ single man Hs an ", LlsLIN AZ.
acoher year 10 one 1ho Understands '.'e
G!vui:ou and caring e' Iooscco E0srai WAYS vi" W
ssi. Address of. EpMosw StIhas. IL, -,
aos ii-cilstOct- Charles CRY court Nouse.
RIA HasE AZ pHs,cH SW.TnS
,>rnrS,TroS hnyine been received by the Executive
49,: " :; prnMSS. charged with tie murder ofhs
80. ,y r.. O.. sr.nsd from the ia OF the county OF
i and nre now going at large therefore do her eby
A.. a reward OF one HUNDRED DOLLARS for each, to
r.rson who shall arrest the said luCyes from Justice,