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The Market

New Yong, Oct C.-Flour nrm-Slate -
25a5 80; Ohio s. 7Oa5 rs; Southern 81
Wheat lc higher. Corn is lc. higher-,mIE-
ell 7Oa7lc Pork dull. Lard quiet ard IN
changed Whiskey steady.
BALTIMORE, Oct. G.-Flour is quiet and
steady. Wheat is firm; white 81 49al CO.
Corn is firm; yellow esa72c.; mixed eoasIc.
do. sl4 o5 coffee Grm and unchau2ec =" MS.
kew steady al o2a22ic.
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TIETY DOLLAIsS REWARD.

DAN AWAY fror the subscriber. In Southampton coun'
IL ~ Va on the 9Th Of April 1850, mulntio man,
named JACOB aged about 10 years OF medium size and
about feet or inches high lie has black hair near
y strait has several scars on his hrcas; caused from rsnes
lie has also scar on the thumb OF his left hand Said
gro Is blacksmith and sawyer by trades, but for lew
years past hns been working my farm He well &C.
quane about Petersburg and Suffolk and supposed 10
be somewhere the former place, or In the Dismal
swamp. II caught Of the county, the above reward
will b. paid any delivering said negro TO me- three
miles North OF Jerusalem, Southampton county, Va, or
lodged In any jail that get him. II caught in The
county a reward OF $2U will be paid.
JAMES b. BRYANT.
n Va Oct a-c1u
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NOTICE,
NOTICE Is hereby given that from

NOTICE hereby given that from and after the lst day
~ of October next Dorknge all sicles shipped by
OF this city board OF vessels iu the Dock
lie paid before tho said vessel, will be permitted 10
pass through the ship locks unless responsible per-
son. resident OF this city the payment Of the
By order Of the President Of the James RTer and Kana-
wha Company JOHN CURRIE, JR., Collector.
Richmond, September ~, lsGS. Sept 24-c2w
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NOTICE..

VHTAs committed the jail Of this county on the oSth OF
w July last, negro who calls himself JEFF En-
son RANDOLPH and says he belongs to Mrs. Sarah
Brown OF Fluvanna county Jefferson ID about - or 20
years old OF dusty black color rather over I'VE feet hgh
low forehead and appears be Ignorant Had when
committed dark sane pants and coat, and also, an old
black cap has made good many contradictory state
men,s aud Judge from he that he belongs 70 some one
in Chesterfield or Dinwdde counties, In this State The
owner OF said slave required 70 come for.
ward prove property, pay charges and take him away
otherwise he will be dealt with according TO law.
j. THOMPSON,
I.lor nfG land
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Ry TIE GOVERNOR.


I-uEEEAS Tsca2cics have occurred In the Senate Of
X v!r,,ua by the death OF Alexander Jones' Senator
- ;Ae Esh:h district compo..h af the counties Of Pow
.,Ip Caao..snd and Chesterfield, and by the sigma.
- wn!i.ra c. Knight senator for the Ninth Ds'5ict
-n..i q the couaIies Of Lunrnburg, Sottoway ind
..rr- uisard aad Of Il. L. T. Bedl- Senator for the
s,a p::.:c; composed Of the counties Of Richmond,
,e-s-r Spr,ha, brriand and Westmore!ard, nud also
he c.a OF Don Pedro rasor member Of The House Of
.c 60. the E-tinn District composed Of the coun.
20 o: n-is urd So:;ow"y, and by The designations "f
-s-,. u Tuuer Delegate from the county OF Flsvanns
-: T A. sa.weil. delegate from tie county Of Patrick
a-rr,ic l. John Lecher, Governor OF the Common
., {: s:i4 have thought proper by wriis OF elecil
..d aaL .r=rI.a pursuant TO law - require IN eiect
,.- a sgca county composing said Senatorial Districts
.t7rral !a Of votin ;herrla according tn law for
s,:5 | cich n;:irc; and In Ike manner an election 10
h.d n ~ Election District. Of Auiels an. NoItoWay
nd n ne coctirs o flGyeuaa and OF Patrick for mem
...s {: e o;se of delegates 10 supply the racancl,s
;s =. .s.d elections be held respectively OH he
,EyEaTtENlA day o! OCTOBER next
t;,r.: ea.:: r-y hand a. Governor, under the Less
Seal Of the Coumonwcalth. at Rich
L /, :uoad, :his / :th day OF Sep;embe., !st".
49,! JOHN LETCilER.
= IL tnre7ar-
6: .a5- ". Mrs:eEr, Seey OF the Commonwealth.
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4 GOOD INVESTMENT roH CAPTT.NL


TsNrE York River Railroad h-iug nov completed Wes,
Il Point Va, from Its proximity the ocean It's superior
depth OF water the light grade o! s railroad which con-
il with Richmond. whose natural capabilities for
na1uaeurns are psrhaps IN. srea'e's IN the word from
ohio and far West this being the cheapest most expe
0us line to the sea, offers great inducements 10 capital
ists
Persons wishing buy Lots will address the
at "Aquinon, King William Va" til the 2.d Of scp,en.
.cnher; after that date. at Richmond Va" will br at
West Point frequently During my absence Dr. T. DuvAL
will show the Lots.
ALSO FOR sALE-A desirable Lot, with comfortable
new D"s'"s ''%sF ". WINSTON royrArSE, Apen. for
Aug2I-cwGw West Point Land Company
ff7O THE PUBLTC.-The undersigned beg, to call
L the attention Of the public generally to the following
North Carolina dated Raleigh " C., Sept ls6u, and
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
RALIxaH, N. c., Sept. 3, 1860
some Few weeks since requson was taken out from,
ms ONCE by one b. f. HARRISON Of Jones county In this
state asking the Governor Of Arkansas surrender Dr.
jog Forbes Of that state alleged charge OF Kid
mapping slave Of that State.
p Forbes was and brought to this State and
tne cnass auy investigated. This Investigation showed
the charge to be wholly Rroundess and malicious and
appeared that said Dr. J. j. Forbes had in any way rio
Aprosecuton will be Instituted against said Harrison
my instance or falsely sucng the rsquision aforesaid
athe nret session OF Inc Criminal Court Jones Cnuuy
JOHN ". ELLIS,
Governor Of North Carolina
VIII be seen thereby that the Governor Of Nore Caro-
lima has undertaken 10 pronounce judicay upon the con-
duct OF the undersigned and the motive by which he has
been acuatea The undersigned wholly denies that he act
ed With suy malicious purposes the matter referred
On the contrary lie asserts that he acted upon legal
and he expects to be able TO shoS when the
threatened shall be Instituted By the Governor that his
conduct based upon facts communicated him. hch
he was advised constituted sufficient cause for
the proceedings he has taken. The nnderslgnrd cub
mits to the public that the advertisement OF the Govern
or OF North Carolina In which branch OF the Govern
ent condemns and orders another 10 prosecute Is without
precedent and wholly for and he begs snspen
sion public opinion until the facts as they will he u
dicially ascertained. I. Is. HARRISON.
Jones County, y. C.. Sept lo-cwlm
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SPHTCJ NJ isJI.

"Ihe Courts are the tribu.
nal, prescribed by the Con.
| stitution, and created By the
authority Of the people to
determine, eSpound and en-
force the Law. Hence, who
ever resist, the anal dccl'
sions Of the highest judicial
tribunal, aims a deadly blow
at our whole Republican sys-
ten Of goTsrnment-a blow
which, II successful, would
place all our right, and liber.
ties at the mercy OF passion,
anarchy and violence"
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JOHN I.ETCuER.
gl:N E0vftiNOR OF VIisGTNIA.

= ..NI.LA tIh II IUN.
..M" EaTanS' h,s occurred 10 the House Of De.
h. N,fS'GIa in the Election District composed
., o; H!c:r:oud and wcsiInorcland, hy the
~, 60 :: ',1 HAsvxr, Esq now. therefore. ], JoHS
'''e'h9' "t ihc Common ea,lh OF Virginia, have
80 F.'pr' ey u wit Of election issued and directed
" - law, 10 require an election 10 he held at IN.
Il piaceS OF Tnilng In NEd Election district on the
.'lEESftl DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT for n usmbrr
Z" House OF Delegates for rad Di-tric, 10 supply tie
f;y Aforesaid
= Given under tny hand as Governor and under
Tic Le >: Seal Of the Commonwealth. This 9Th luy
= .! September, 1860 JOHN LETCHER
:7"a Governor:
'r:sGr vs.. MrSsoRD, scS'f ol the Commonwealth.
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Who Seeded

Stephen \. Douglas seeded from the Con.
stituton Of the United States, which gnaran-
tees equal rights to all the States.
Stephen y. Douglas seeded from the decl-
sion Of the Supreme Court, which decided that
Congress had no power to exclude slavery
from the Territories, and that the territorial
governments had no more power to adopt or
exclude slavery than was given to them by
Congress.
Stephen \. Douglas seeded from the Kansas
Nebraska bill drawn by himself, which fixes the
time of forming State Constitution, as the
time at which the Territory might determine
to adopt or exclude slavery.
Stephen A. Douglas seeded from the Demo
cratic majority of the United States Senate,
and with pugh and Stewart made minority
of three against thirty y-thrcc Democrats
Stephen \. Douglas seeded from the Demo
cratic House Of Representatives and gave
strength enough to the Black Republicans tr
defeat the Democratic party.
Stephen A. Douglas seeded from the Demo
cratic Administration because he could not DC
its Dictator, and receives Republican sympathy
and applause for his opposition.
Stephen T. Douglas and his friends seceucd
from the Democratic usage at the Charleston
Convention for the purpose oil securing lrauu
ulent majority in his favor, when, IN truth, he
never had an honest majority.
Stephen A. Douglas and his friends seeded
from the principles of common justice as well
as from Democratic usage in refusing to adml1 III
DELEGATES at Baltimore who were fairly entitled
to seats because they were opposed to HIM, anu
in admitting bogus delegates in their places
whose only claim to seats was that they were
in favor of his domination.
The friends of Douglas seeded from the De-
nrocratc Central Committee Of Maryland re-
fusins to abide by the action Of the State Con
vcntion, and called bogus Convention, con-
trary to usage, and outside OF the Democratic
organization.
The friends of Douglas have seeded from
the Democratic principles as established by the
State Congressional and County Conventions
since 1853, all Of which have denounced squat
ter sovereignty as anti-Democratic- -,
If any OF our friends are not satisfied with
this list Of secession and boltings we have
few more left Capital City Eact
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JOHN w. FAUST.
4 ~ IT q r Y Z v ~ VI

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS,
ALSO, Il E1 ESTA TIE AGENT,
LAS hand for SALE at low prices and favorable terms,
III large list OF first class CUon Lands improved and
unImproved lying chiefly In the valleys Of the mississippi
Arkansas White and fszoo rivers In the States OF Arkan.
ss Mississippi and Louisiana This list contains
so placr of from 2UO 900 EACH Prompt attention
given letters Of inquiry Refers to Capt. A. Pike, Little
Rock, Ark aug 4S-c%Sw
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LEAVING THE RAyEs.-.in intelligent and
highly respected citizen of this county, (says
the Warrenton alag, W who has just returned
from months sojourn in several Of the coun'
tics of lower Virginia informs US, that since
Douglas speech at Norfolk was delivered many
Of the Democrats who up to that time support
ed him have left the failing fortunes OF the
7 title Giant and come out for Breckinridge.-
81 will it be throughout the State. No good
Democrat is going to help Bell to carry the
State by casting his vote Tor Dougias' VINO ooes
not stand the shadow Of chance.
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OutSors. Hopkins made an appoint!

ONrxors. s.--Judge Hopkins made an appoint.
ment to address the people Of Three Spring
a Democratic strongholl-in this coun;y, g"
last Saturday. The Judge went--6at lie Yt'
pile didn't 90, as We are informed, and tners
was nobody there to speak 10! The "huEIe
blasts" Of our modern Roderck were not sulll-
cicntly spiritstirrins 10 gather any thousands
to the standard Of Judge Douglas" that ''"e'-
T 3JinG30n Deuocrat
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RUNAwAE-NOTICE.

WAS committed to jail In Marnsburg. berkeley Coun
w ~, Va, on the 18Th ult Negro Boy by the name
OF THORNTON GRANT supposed TO be about 10 Year, o.
age lie Is are feet high copper color had on when com
med SNUFF colored cloth coat blue cloth cap shirt nnt
pants coarse drilling, and shoes much worn The owner
OF ssd boy hereby notified forward and comply
With the Law. THOMAS i. DGGAN, Jallor.
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L DESIRABLE FARM, IN ORANGE,



TsSulS Farm Is situated at the =euhern base OF the South
Il West Mountains, within five miles Of Rapid Ann De-
pot on the Gordopsrle aud Alexandra Railroad three
miles from the surveyed Of the Fredericksburg and
Orange Railroad, three miles from the Fredericksburg
and Orange plank road and nine miles below Orange Cour;
House.
I,oonsi,ts Of about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES o0Oor which
In timber Of excellent quality, and abundance of
good Gre wood The arabic land is mostly gently undua.
tuG with southern exposure and water 10 every field and
lo and we'll adapted 10 corn wheat iObncco and oil the
grasses Of this latitude
The dwelling house, which commodious aud
located, and all other buildings, mostly and Of
the best materials. There il spring OF pure freesoe
water near the house.
This land situated In healthy and beautiful section OF
country conren1nt to several churches. mills DC. 1t Is
but seldom that farm with many advantages Is In
II lies remark ably we'll for division. desired. sly
manager residing the farm will show |. any gentleman
who wish view the premises. Possession given in-
edatey, with the exception OF Geld OF eighty acres.
Full! possession given the lst November, lSGl.
TLKNs-One-fourh cash. and the balance In and
years equal payments bonds to carry Interest from date
Address DAVID PASSlLL,
iordonSyille Orange Co Va
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PENITENTIhRX OF VIRGINIA.
NJ HANuYACTIIKEp nj This Institution and sold tere

PENITENTIAIsY OF VIRGINIA..
NJ ANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there and
IVA at the Agents store No. - Pearl street. tbs following
articles, at reduced prices to.wit
Boots Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children and Servants SHOES
Wagon and Cart Harness Of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
Drays and WheelbarroHs
Wardrobes, Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid Co,tons
kerscys and LnSrys for plantation hand,
Ready made Clothing for Servants
Most VI the above articles hand and FOR sale, vii!
oe made or repaired other job done order,
short notice for cash, or TO puncuai customers only
short time.
Orders from the country with satisfactory references
promptly attended to. Address K NJ SIMMQ
July S-ctl Agent and Storekeeper Nn. pcntntlarY.
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Death Of Gov. Willard, OF Indiana.
CIscISNATI, Oct. 5.-Gov. Willard, Of In
diana, died last night at St. Paul, Minnesota,
Of consumption.
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hulAsl
Tie American Education Society and other

The object Of this suit i, obtain decree against the
defendant, wliaR Grreu administrator with the viii an
the unpaid balance Of legacy Of ten thousand dollars be-
aucathed TO the p.inG Ann Roberta by the said Martin
slaughter And affidavit having been made and hled tha
named nonresident Of this commonwealth that de-
fendatt required appear within one month amer due
publication hereof and do what is necessary 10 protect its
Interest In this suit
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PHILIP RARM,
q L q u 10 L

RTCUN0ND, Va.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engnes Of every description
wi and size Circular Saw Mills, Mi Gearing, Mining
Machnary Of every description Casting, In Iron and Brass
doE- 1t shor. notice. Feb 8-sly
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SPEECH OF 1S1s.

1.-THE people Of a Territory
can, Ivy lawful means, cx.
cludc slavery before ltcome.
in as a State" and mo mat
ter what may be the decision
Of the Supreme Court on that
abstract question, still the
right Of the people Of the
Territories, 10 make a slave
Territory or n free Territory,
is perfect and complete"
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SEIOCKOE MILL
,nNDND IIRDItNn pI / STEn

HtIUHUNU UNVUNU fI.:NC L-Ii'
AN a0E pep .red 10 supply any demand for
IL HasiE., yEESu GROUND, for the Fall crops.
~ ::9ss Z Lu3p is large; selected from the Pure-t
"t: NCT. sco;i. Quarr.cs T,:. Special reference to
g i:aa-'. is Sctsa.-s or L.xr
Its.f. .or :h- heavily Increased patronage the r-pu
ie, q ur brand shall he fully au-i Tor trRrY aca
Isgs:s !-.TEsiE ,T;oS. John II. CLAIBORNE.
ssr; .t-:.s Office No. 4 Pearl street.
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Jerusalem, p. O., Va, Oct 3-clm
Personal

IF the heirs OF John Mayo, A. j. Cabe Arch'd Blair,
i Adam Craig, Mayo Darlington, Clement cgrr!nyon,
Edward CarrinEton ChrtoDheE Roane, Richard Archer,
Win. Thompson VIM Terry John Hunt John Il. Wimblsl',
Arms,ead Barksdse, H. A. GHtewood Philip Slaughter,
Angus Kucker Wm McCar,y James Barren, Richard hsr-
rem Sam Tinsley EathI L. Savage, John Harye Hrego-
ry smith, John Lee Thos Clay, Augustine cawne, Robert
CaHne, Cary Wyatt, Dawson Cooke John Williams James
bradley wm SpiIler Chns. Russell, John Allen, shaddy
Kelley benjamin Rush. John Marston, Isaac Holmes JAS
Harper Patrick Wright James Kennedy Beckwnrth butler
Edward voss and William a. Washington iaving land in
Columbian Hotel in all this week. they obtain infurma
ton that will valuable to them The land Is in tracts OF
li0O acres and npwards.
In my absence apply to Mitna Lnid and VIM. j. Clop
ton, Esqs. JOHN II. FOSTER,
h,ks T-f, fta NlE n
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copy-Tests,
Oct 2-cw4B REM POLLARD, D. Clerk.

CLOTHS, CASSsMEREs AND VESTISGs.
OFER olacs and colored Cloths black and fancy Csss
- neres French, English and American Velvet, slk,
cashmere and other Yesngs. All which we oG.r sale o5
the yard will have them made order and guaran
tee t6a It, CIIILES CHENERY,
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Colonel John ". Crawford, late clerk OF
Randolph County (Va.J Court, died on the .Tth
ultimo.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
-, n.rY. sEMI-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
: w.. ,,x. TYLER. WISE n ALLEGRE.
TIE X VI :

,..r rArsS, 5o7cn dollars per snuur, and at the
~ -. ae!,srs If taken for shorter pariod thah oas
a:s he SSN;.wEsKLr, Ave dollars per ann4n, anu
:; pc. amman, or six copies for $o TO be paid IN
a sdrance When letters containing money are ass
@ x :hry ,aus. be registered, or they vi" 'e"' 'n'
irer,i,rmen,s asserted in the Daily, Semi" eeSS'
rAr,s.y Enquirer. liberal :crns. ,,r,,sh.
-..;cAM,Sp ENQUIRER" ADVERTISING s.thl - ps.ns ho,
los advertisements. insert cd y; - cents per ine.
IT, ..ss thi, oice may be rcIu'ed per raa.i. ~
s-a!l.h:s Hank notes, QreG!efeTe" al Tue fsA "
=: ~ .tu,r;:s aEd Tributes Of Respect, eNeeenps
-. rEa,ced Cor as advertisements:
20 distance mus; be accompanied Win lne sa-
G,....Tsclory references. TO insure execution.
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5Ht scF.U"i- ASK attention to Their stock ol PRINT
/ lSr TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES. &C,
L,:e >anpy OF sic they keep constantly on hand at
-: yus and Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS, Goii Street, New York,
- zach We equal IN ~ respect TO any man.
.Igr i. ,n!s country nd viii >t ih. usual TERMS
y. .s :oa:s credit for approved negotiable notes Or
- ser Se:'. dscoun; for cash.
?. trrr,, Ia exchange for ncw, aI the customary
;: .c- cr,s per poaud i! delivered within sixty days
. g: c: Iurrh,- :. otherwise six cents pc: pound
WIZ. HhGnR JR x 90.
its undersigned, AobSI VIRsIi, for the above we'll
rr establishment con supply the trade with every te-
~; ;:g; q;
iaISrI%G PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
81: ~. inc-t liberal Having printed t;,e RcB-
c. E..Sra" for upwards OF ten years With type and
a=l eEia. parchss-d from Messrs nI0iK Co, am
recommend materials from their establishment
:?r;s.eace 10 Others.
s;:aea Books will &C furnished TO the trade and such
l., a. laSy 6s selected VIII be for~arded With des.
.r:h WI. Is. ALLEGRE,
,,ir.r' rhr
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nRNE.:s' SAVINGS BANK or RICH

CHARTERED pr -aF LrGis:A7ras Cr VIRGINIA.
IW.LL receive Mon-y deposit: 10 sums of Five Dol
" !.rs and upsards, which irf-rrs, Of six per
aaSurn will be paid, !! the remain on de-
;n:r, nou:n, longer aud fre per crn;n per nnnun
" 80 Ia. II uonths, aud for which The Whole Joint
! s:ga." !. agsnd
Dgo-'t -ecvved the Office OF James " Taylor Son,
AuscIss ul4, q: G.r Of I1th AUD Bank streets.
n JAMES VI. TAYLOR, President,
IA w, o. TAYLOR, Cashier.
n JIly !l=sE FRANCIS T. lSBELL Sec'y
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III THE GuvERNoI, OF VIRGINIA.

-
';"RHATIo; having been received by the Executive,
"a: WM. Il. WALTERS, who is charged with the crime
'-':s committed In the county ol Halifax In this
iohEe>,n, the eighteenth instant, has lied from
AZ |. nov going at large; therefore do hereby
''rEi.! Of 0oc Hundred dollars 10 any person who
1;;esi tho said Nm B. Walt-r5 and deliver him Into
.'' Of .a!d county OF Halifax and do moreover re-
ccers Of ihi: Cotnnunw eaith civil and military,
le' ar vrople ycerslly to their best eSertions
e-:s ~: arrest that he Ray be brought TO justice.
7a uni-r n!S hama Governor, and unCer the Less
- Seal .: :hc Commonwealth at Richmond, this 22d.
=. idsy Of September, isiA
JOHN LETCuER.
St>'-"1no.:
GE,. V. AC.r"Rn. Scry nf the Com'th
80. Walkers Is about ire feet ten Inches high light
u: c"r:pcIioa. !i!lle f:ecked, has cough and pc
isT an, hein2 daIt co.o.ch, not adhering to the
tSs-I. EE,.cr the skin, Sept 2j-c3w
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as :S.!:f JOHNSON. Nh.
Johnson & PEGaI.

l.:J.NNIISSION W b w FL-RN -
,F.oSr prILn:HG sHocEoR wsE*H"r-E,>
RICHMOND, VA.
.I Il. .ee OF Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, ani country pro-
-c- scaerSlly, return their s:cere thanks 10 'htf
%. tie re-y liberal patronage heretofore "Xeraed
.: a:d ns. continuance and increase o The same
ac gear, proisiop the- unirded personal S:ec'
{. % ~: consignment. col,rn;'ed 10 then.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
TNHE undersigned having procured the services Of K
In the Richmond market, will, with Luther s. Irvine be
In the market the s day Of September next prepared
to give cir undivided attention TO n business entrusted
them and confident their long experience, TO
be able TO give entire satisfaction.
We will make liberal Hlvsn ,emen,, on conEiRnments
JOHN GROUSE,
Arp 2p-of l.. S. IRVINE
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-g,-.s IN :!p Courts Of the city Of Richmond, aod
q I;s?t;so, snDTeT nns Ja59nSs o ,Se United
::.ies bt;wsvn Nc. Chas;sia White and him
| .e 20 .oyri, his o:lca Ii now On liid street, JUST
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