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Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20
THOMAS KINNICUTT,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law
Not BRISLEY HALL WORCESTER MASS.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20
Gxpresses 6e.

T EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
IL EASTERN EXPRESS,
OUer the Boston Worcester R9itrOad
OFFIoEs-No,l Lincoln House Block, Worcester;
Court Street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20

Straw Beds taken at houses emptied and relled with
oat Str aw and delivered at the usual prices
nl2 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20
WESSON'S IMPROVED CLOTHES

WRINGER-rhe improvements on this Machine
make 1t one OF the best In the malket 1t will save th
price Of the machine in short time the wear of the
clothes; also much nard work, and Will wiring quicker
better and dryer than bv hand Any family wishing to
try one can do so, and f does not perfectly sa
factory it can be returned an the money refunded
Please call and one in operation at HAVEN'S No.
Harrington Corner decd W. IS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20

OSGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR.
" CESTER EXPRESSLY every train. Packages
forwarded Notes Drafts, and Bills collected and paid
and all orders attended to with Dispatch oFFIcE-No
Lincoln House Block, Worcester; No Exchange st.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20

rVHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

That times very hard and money very tight.
That the people have not ork, and in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockev they cannot high
And that, for all extras they must pass them by
Of this and other matters the people they complain.
And it makes me feel sad to see their faces filled with
paint
And if by selling cheap-if this will make them SMILE
Even if my money lose, they shPTe it awhile
Therefore have concluded, without regard to cost to
sell
All Of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well:
Also, my Crockery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling,
With Brooms and Bra hes, and everything, all cannot
be a telling
Therefore ladies and gentlemen come and buy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my Poetca station
1t is located in the Bay State Block, at the Poets
Here have good Stock Goods and as CHEAP as any,
upon my honor.
Now come one and ALL buy your goods, and times
for better will change,
Andi money Is little, it will hold out If buy at
the POetical Exchange
And should my capital at the end of the be light,
Why then here energy and AMBITION wich Is in tor the
fight,
Forle is battle field and If do right my customers
Ana we can put to flight hard times with one vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion my customers thank for the tavors
that are past;
Also for those which am receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last
N B.SThe people respectfully invited to call at
the PoetieSf Exchange, and examine my Goods, which
jeIe dtf .QRSoN n. HEATH
Worcester daily spy., 1861-09-20

M o "a = y
OXFORD AND WORCESTER DAILY EXPRESS
LeaYesW. L. Pease IL Co.'S store, Oxford at a. IN
Leaves A. W. SAwYER's Music Store, 2O7 Main stree;
Worcester, Gt o'clock p
All business entrusted to this line will be faithfully and
promptly attended TO. 0. Y. MORRIS, Proprietor
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TERMS or an ERTTsyNe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or 81
square for three Insertions and 20
ia4uent insertion. Ten lines less) constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
romnent place, as also those largely displayed viii
10 charged extra rates Contracts by the year may
siade on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square;
tequent insertion 25 cents.
w All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
sdraRce Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
D make quarterly payments
1B No grdtHito1s Advertisements No report, reso
utions proceedings of corporation, society
association and communication designed call aten
lion to any matter of limited individual interest
heinserted, unless paid for Advertisement
" The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
toe for any that may beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
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0otrtes.
II e NJ o v A L
DIR. j. A.ANDREWs
Has removed his Medical ONCE from lO5 Main street to
June 25, 1851 Cdtn Worcester. Mass
MEDICAL NOTICE F-GITMAN- MT

49, Accoucheur, Physician, and Surgeon. late
Iaunton Mass having found it necessary his health
10 seek location more remote from tcs shore, would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Worcester and
Ventv, that he has taken residence PARK STREET,
NO ~, corner of Orange where he may found ready
70 attend TO any calls in the line Of his profession Fiji
Teen years experience in tire all diseases Incl
cent TO this climate with good success hopes will
cure public confidence. Special attention given to dis
eases OF tne Ihroat and Lungs Office hours from to
anu 10 III p m dtf mySJ
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,,.,.ssrf3ggs,, p. f. NICHOLS, dealer in
f--S--s-R.S-S ali kinds of FRESH AND SALT FISH,
L0BSTERS, OYSTERS, &c, at Wholesale and Retail,
at the Fish and Oyster Market No Foster street. Wor
cester. g5gFames and Parties supplied with OYSTERS,
ut short notice dit mchl2
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The telegraph wires were cut near this
place last night. All the steamers and cars
are withheld here, and no mails or freight can
be had from Baltimore.
LArsR.-Aanapolts, April 23.--Two com.
panies of the Massachusetts regiments have
depot here, preparatory to leaving for Wash
tngton.
FROM THE NORTH
We learn that a large number of troops are
concentrated At Harrisburg, Pa, "a we'll as at
Philadelphia and New York. and a determi.
nation prevails to subiugate the South /"
The following summary of news is cleaned
from a Philadelphia paper, Of Monday morn
ing
There was great excitement IN Philadel-
( phia, New York and Boston, in censeq uence
of the military movements South.
Great fears were entertained at Chambers.
burg. Pa, of An attack on that place by troops
/ from Maryland and Virginia. Hundreds ol
| volunteers, including 800 United States troopt
/ from Carlisle, were marching to Its defense
a large meeting was held IN Bos ton on sun
day, when regiment was organized BY
/ Fletcher Webs ter.
ES-President Pierce had made speech a
/ Concord, n. H., in favor of the General Gov
eminent.
/ At New York the steamers Mon ticello. Ma
/ rion, James Adger, Roanoke, Parkershurg
I Florida, Alabama and Augusta had beef
chartered by the Government 10 transpor
troops.
The residence Of Gen. Cadwallader at Mag
nolia Station, Is reported to have been burned
dispatch received in Philadelphia iron
| Wheeling says some of the citizens are guard
ing the Custom House there, TO prevent Gov
Letcher from seizing IL.
Major Anderson has left n. York for Wash
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FTTTURE DAYS



Der EMPTeEsYo AuGTISS SAFE a.1Er OF H,, 4
THHREoN. TOGETHER WITH THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF CROPS. STOCK, FARMING IMPLY
Mk MIss Fk9N The CITY
business In the city requiring his undivided At
,snto1 will proceed t. sell st pIsiis sncsis"n
FARM upon which he lately resided, situated on
the new Central Road, in Henrico county, y
divided and sold rs follows:
lat. The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres of
highly improved land, upon which there has been
ara well set in clover.
The improve nts are a comfortable twe-story
Dwelling. containing rooms, with the necessary
out houses such as stable, barns, sheds, &C., all
| In perfect order.
| I'd A tract Of LAND containing about 90 acres
water, and an abundance or mari easy of access
| Sd. A tract of LAND containing about rs acres,
| known the Mill Tract, upon which there Is =
| URIsT MILL, in complete order. and large mill
| pond which has an excellent trade, and is a ne
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
business
| tate, will be sold tho entire stock OF CROPS,
| FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud many other arti
cles too numerous to mention In an advertisement
TERMS OF SALB.-For the real estate, cash;
the balance upon a credit of 9, IL and Is mouths
for negotiable notes, with interest added, and Sc
| cured by a trust deed. The taxes for 1851 TO Dc
erty, al sums OF $50, aud under, cash; over tina
| amou ct, months credit, for approved, ne8ouA
| Bile notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, re eIence IL MAGE 20 "
subscriber, ON 18th, between Main and Frauklii
streets, or to the auctioneers.
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
B. w. ROPER.
JAS. M. TAYLOR b SON, Aucts.
P.S.-A plat of the property can be seen at tn
ap4 INIT SON
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PARIN FASHIONS:

- ~
HEA MISS EEBECCA SEMON YEx0
-aas ius. returned with her rew.2
SPRING STYLES OF
PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies' and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies snd Gent.em
down to examine her complete stock OF NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following nsmed
Spanish Suits for Boys; Zouave and Josephine
Sacaue for Bove; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket for
Bows Mazzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for Boys;
Circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Paletat foI
Girls; Children's Franklin Drees, beautiful; ST.
Lawrence Dress for little Girls; Misses Cherub
Saeque; Piccolonni Apron for Girls; Children 9
Fantra Apron: the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
Tulie Waist: variety of Waist and Sleeve Pat
terms; variety of Waking Sacques for Misses: a
Cared Dress fer Misses; an Arabian Mantle Tor
Spring, for Ladies; new style Zouave for Ladies';
Zouave shirt for little Boy: Palmetto walking
| Sacque for Misses: also, great many other new
| style patterns now ready. Persons In want OF
| som ethfng handsome will call down eoon
| MISS SEM0N is now ready to kMbkOID and
BRAID all yles Of n eedle Work and STAMPING
| PINkIEG aud MARklNG done at the shortes
| notice. An entire wardrobe for Infants Ladies
Flannel shirts embroidered. Country orders
| promptly attended TO. On hand and for ssle al
| eolors OF French and German Embroidery sHk.-
| Ladies' now call down and see for yonrself-it Ii
my IN otto to please. Thankful Tor your past pat
| ronage wish continuance OF the same. Don
| forget the place. at Mr.. SEMoN's residence, TIVE
doors below the St. Charles Hotel, Main ST., tul
| stsirs.) Zap Sim REBECCA SEMON.
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HE w \ r.
-.,,.,r ppoN THE sEABoARp.

-.,,o,s from Norfolk, last evening. re-
sIsniet and preparations Tor defence
- -, vigorously. The steamers DE soto
c,aiSinc are reported to have landed an
~" Tn t,,r7ement of Northern troops at
Gus Nonroe. The Norfolk Argus learns
4, resaient of Hampton that 1000 troops
ga Point, Tuesday, at II o'clock n M,
shtnrton. and that :hree ships and two
-stnar,ers, with large number OF troops
- wore cfg the fort. This is confirmed
G" s,atcuents A letter from member
$50 Richmond Grays, written yesterday
.-,;rr says: The guns at Fortress Mon
rop, being spiked by~federal troops,
., exrsct an attack tonight. a gentle
,,st from the fort reports this as fact"
,sritar adds IN a postscript FORTRESS
- has inst been blown up, or portion
-. This is reported ny a messenger.
- these as rumors, which may be con-
aimed hereafter ,... 49,. .,..,
,,,s .~,o,,> from Georgia, and says
-, ~ fha com ptnies are from Macon, and
,,,,,,,,as,d OF the elite Of that fourishing
AZ merchants, store keepers, capitalists,
Who have perilled their all in defence of
- S,pth its honor ami It's liberties. 1he
- We learn. is from Columbus, and line
le5Kiac band 81 heroes VINO "id No hoh"A "
.,,ar noble state,
The following items are from the Norfolk
Argus:
hr-a number of slaves are bnsily work
~ M. N 5ile ba t;eTtes and other means OF de
.-,tise the harboF. The seryi ices of many 81
....a stall vearr sons Of Africa have been ten
Ts~ef bv their generous owners and they
s-tar upon their new duties zealously ant
eagerly.
i,iata Walker, of the schooner Zepha
,IlH' which arrived from Baltimore on Mon
4ry night, reports that On his way down th'
NV he saw two large steamers, probably
-.t.Starts, bound up. One of them appearet
~ be- flied with troops. lie also saw a thir'
s.,.,lusr, yesterday, take troops 10 L ort Mon
rtH.
l!~t Of thir;y-tvo worthy free negroes o
:bIs clIy, who have offered their services d
-se work Of defence. or in any other capaclt
required. has heen sent III 10 the Captain Q
he Woods Riflemen.
:. l. reported that a secret attempt wa
made to throw in the river the train OF IN
S4.board Road IN which the Georgia troop
we're brought, hv saving INFO the trestle wor
. a one Of the bridges. II was not discoNere
pufl the ears passed over.
Tae battery At the Naval Hospital woui
strike the military eve AS an elegant aualr-
large number Of nIue-lnoh D1hlgren gun
are among the baby Walkers anu the
Womb rake the channel for two miles doWi
The CIV Council, last evening, unanimous
d, r,.-olvei to issue small notes, to an exteI
10; exceeding So, 300, in sums OF s., II and
cent?, carrying interest.
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T r o NJ Il u II o 2 Il.
A French Frigate Reported TO have bee
sent to Charleston.

ST. JoHSs, N. F., April 2o.-The steamship
Columbia from Liverpool on the Sth inst, ar
rived at this port to-day.
1t was rumored that France has sent a fri
gate to Charleston, at the sugses ton of Pres
ideut Davis.
The British Parliament reassembled on the
Sth inst.
Som of the leading men of Greece were
proposing Prince Alfred, of England, for
King of Greece, as the best means for settling
the present dynasty difficulties.
Ills reported that Prince Napoleon intends
making a rapid incursion in Syria.
1t is asserted that Il treaty has been conciu
ded between Russia and France.
The Opinone Rationale says that in the
event of a collision, France has secured the
support of Russia, and Austria that of Eng
land.
The French army is to be increased nearl,
| geo 900 men.
| Garibaldi Is said to be opposed to Coun
| Cavour's policy.
The Magyars have invited Garibaldi to lea'
| them into ction, assuring him that hall {
| million of men are all ready.
Several arrests have been made in Naples
| a conspiracy having been discovered IN "hlc'
FIVE bishops are implicated
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Rlchmend Dispatch.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS At ALEXANDRIA.
THE POTOMAC LIGHT boats BURN
RrxoRs FROM WASHINGTON, DC.

ALEXANDRIA, April 2l.-A company of Cav
airy from Rappahannock county, 80 strong,
arrived here TO day; also. the Loudoun Guard,
from Loudoun county.
The light boats on the Potomac have been
burnt by citizens of Virginia and Maryland.
The steamer keystone State, on her return
TO Philadelphia. passed down the river this
morning.
1t is said that no troops have yet moved
from Annapolis.
Among the reports from Washington Is one
that four regiments have been raised in St.
Louis for Lincoln. 1t Is also said that Ave
regiments went to sea from New York for
Annapolis, In large vessels.
There ia no communication with Baltimore
by mail. the Federal Government having pos
| session of the Washington and Baltimore
| Railroad GAZETTE.
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ERnhf TILE SnITH,

One Of the South Carolina volunteers, who
,.-t,,-3 last evening mentioned II rumor that
For. PIckens had been taken by Gen. Bragg
af,rr a terrible battle, and loss OF ,0t4 men
Oh Cur side. The report needs confirmation.
New ORLRASs, WA CHAkLBsrosJ April r.
4 meeting was held here to-day 10 clear the
city # Abolitionists aud suspected persons.
Two are under arrest.
The free negroes have organized company
"a irfene the State.
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYE.
by z. B. Cook. Auct.

ARaE ASSORTMENT OF GENTEEL
IL FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &c: AT AUG;
will sell At nv store q large assortment, of gem
teel FURNlTGRE, such ss wardrobes Bureaus ..
Mahogany Cane and Wood seat Chairs; Etegre;
splendid Hair and shuek Mattresses: feather
Beds and Bedding: Extension and center Tsptes'
China, Crockery aud GLASSWARE, eieSant Morn-
ing Star Cooking stove.
.,o, NJ GPoCERIEs. consisting Of Soap, Can
dies. salt pepper, Ground Coffee, Brooms,
bbIs. Rectifed Whiskey; cask very superior
sns5 L. B COOK, Auct.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,

Richmond Va, April IL. issl}
cEALED PROPOSALS will be.received at |
> this Office up to IL O. clock NJ, on the 10Th of
May next for furnishing the following articles:
For altering s.0Oo Flint Lock MOskErs into
5000 Best RIFLE MUsKETs-Calibre, English
or American, 81 g or I,i s. .,
1000 Beet REVOLVER PISTOLS, Navy or Army
1000 cAVALRY CARBINEs, Breech- Loading,
1000 100 t Uaisd IS States hkTILLkkY sABREs
l2-pounder HoWITZERS
Founder H0WITZERS.
10 s.pounder GUN CARRIAGES, with Gals.
sls sPHSi GUN CARRIAGES, with Gals
s,2s psi HowITzER CARRIAGES, with
e4-Pounder HOWlTZER CARRiAGES,W with
CaissOns.
4BATTERY WAGONS.
4TRAVELING FORCES.
60 Sets of ARTILLERY HARNESS. q horses
30 H "a I ks for Artillery.
s.7eo 8-Pouud sHOT-per pound.
2,4oo II Pound sii0T.per pound
5000 IL Pound HoWITZhk SHELLS, ready to be
900 "a. Poand H0wlTzEk sHELLs, ready to be
charged e and fl, f9Ssd-per piece p.ns
/ PERCussI0N CAP MACHINE.
500 TENTS, (sibiey's) -
1000 SPADES.
1000 AXES.
1880 HATCHETs.
1850 CAMP KETTLES.
1900, 1000 C c
5000 KNAPSACES.
5000 HAVEksACkS Unfautry.)
5000 CARTRIDGE BOXES.
| s 900 BAYONET sCABRARDS.
| 10 900 PERCUSSION CAP POUCHES.
| 1900 BRASS PLATES. for Infantry Belts.
tons Of LEAD, ready for a Bullet Machine.
| 4 tons PIG LEAD.
| These articles must ne of the best materials me
| make and according to samples, patterns an'
drawings, to be seen at the Armorv, IN TINS city
| The shortest time possible will be required
| within " hch the articles in whole, or IN part
| must be delivered at the Armory. where they VIII
be inspected by officer OF the Department, or a
The Department reserves the right to reject al
| bids CHARLES D1MMOCK,
| Colonel OF Ordnance.
| NoTB-Fer the Muskets, Pistols, Carbines, Sd
| bres, Builet Machine, aud Cap Machine, proPo
sails must be handed in by IL clock M on the 2St
| of April next ap IL--Ii--
1IO-PAK Rim Z X sHiP.-We, the undersigned
y have this day formed co-partnersbip, un
der the firm and style of J0YNEk y co f0T n
purpose of CONDUCTING GEN NERAL dkoCEh
w Nipe CO., No 80 Main street, where the
would be pleased to see their friends.
B. w. JOYNEk.
! Late of Jones u Co.
| WIN. l.. SLATER,
~ Late Of J. w Nipe Co.
ap1-1m Formerly of Lyuchburg
Al BLAIR 4 co. nave ON nand sever
vi. choice R sTanSs q wH1sKEY,
Such as L. Bumgardner Co., Summerdean, ge
! uine Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer
WaVTsS Pu T RYE AND WHEAT WHSLE
or all the above brands, We have 1t from one
! FIVE years old.
snrA ,sey NH lam
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ALUM WATER.

Wy ATE II q r T III r

WATER OK sF,n TH if1M SPRINGS, VA,
The undersigned have constituted the house oil
PgScgsL, LApp Co prGggii-sS, KFfiS STarEs
and a a. the + coNFEDERATE STATES Of AMERICA;
The repnasG1h Of this and sd maSy parts
whole country. The mportant facts now well es
tablished that ii is of the few Mineral Waters
which win bear transportation, and that 1t has
been gept from tw to five years In glass, without
apparent damage, either to Its taste or It's heoei
The many remarkable cures performed oy II IN
Dyspepsia. Chronic D'arrhed and Dyse,'leTy' S"ty I
D;ssoass CSrenc Nervous Complaints bronchitis, Piles
&c have attracted the attention OF the most emf
Dr.. Cartwright, of New orleans, says: In
truth, know of no water in Europe OF AihetiGa ~
rich in medical substances as that Of ho0Aofids'
Dr. Moorman, resident physician at the White
Sulphur: at is matter OF no httle ihPoi ~
that the public should be fully apprised OF the
remarkable efficacy of the Rockbridge waters, III
| strumous diseases especially, They nave i4ns
stood a reproach to profession, ana never, pu'
in these waters has a remedy been found that de-
serves the name of specific for their cure, o.,
Our pamphlet is filled with letters OF the mos,
| eminent physicians, clergymen, lawyers, ana az
classes OF our fellow citizens, who certiy theLi
| personal knowledge and experience OF 'he FAi-
'uTb THE Undersigned have now completed such AT
rangements for bottng and MISREPRESENTATION PORN a.
forth fully and promptly to meet the steaoiis
| growing demand
| CAUTION The unprecedented success OF tnl'
| Mineral Water, not only as used ut the FOUNTAIN
by the visitors Tho have throDgs al thither put pS
inyaljds al their distant homes, has naturally nag
the affect TO bring INTO the market. to some eXte nj
| other waters bearing similar names hereiofs
persons who wish to use this water VIII 40 Wen !.
efaI agents in Richmond, whilst the trade MI, II
all cases. procure their supplies through the nous
| of PURcKLL, LApD 4 Co., by whom also tnsy " II
be furnished with the proper certificates ana snow
bills. ..r, ,,.cs III; .ha va
| siduary salts of tho water, obtained by evapora
| ton. have been found by long experience 10 re
tain the medical virtues of the water, aud TO be
| excellent substitute for the same. 1t IL sent WI
| entire safety by the mall and 70 remote poiItt
| where the water cannot easily be transported
We viii send the pamphlet, post paid, on appli
| cation by letter, addressed TO
FRAZIER u RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post Office, Alum Springs,
Rockbridge county, Va. or to
PURCELL LADD CO., General Agents,
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RUNAW WAYS.


a S25 REWARD,-Ranaway, on the
~ 29th of March, WOMAN, named NANCY,
EA whom ! purchased Of IL. Stern, OF this
~ city. Sheis of medium size, rather spare
-S@kzs made, of ginger bread color has DIM
dent look when spoken to Is % years old has
blister scar on her neck. She vas sold last Christ
mas at the sale of VIM. Andrews, deceased, nine
miles above the city. She may now be IN that
peighborhoOd, or near Slash Cottage, as she has
a mother living at Mr.. VIM. Winu's, near that
place. in HANOI, county. She WAS hired to MIR.
husband hired to Mr.. Ballard, at the Exchange
Hotel, ty the name of Dolphius. will pay the
above reward If delivered to me In Ri We ond
ad 24-lw~ X. WOO ~ AkD.
la IW ENTY-TIVE DOLLARS RE-
Gy WARD = Runaway from my place, in
- BEN JOHNSON, of black color, about s
~. feet 70 inches high, weighs about Ia lbs =,
apparently IS or 50 years old, aud is good cook,
and is probably hiring himself to cook Rich
mond or Petersburg The above reward rii .
paid for his safe delivery to me at PULLIA5 Il
Go s office, or safe Judgment in some iail He
APP 17-tf ALBERT &. PULL. AN
"a COMMITTED SUJAtL As kUN-
@ AWAY committed 10 the jail OF The
IA corporation of the city OF Norfolk, on thu
- I'd day of January, 1851, Negro Man WIN
three inches high, aud weighs about 1875 POM DIS
has scar on right arm above his elbow, ngn
complexion; about thirty years old
Had on when committed to jail, black ctotl
coat, black pants, glazed cap, aud says ne Wa
| born free, in Baltimore, Maryland.
THOS. j. CORPREW,
NH Is-sw Sergeant CITY Norfoi X.
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nv Richard Cau,horn, Auct'r.

AN FRIDAY. 2sh.inst. at 10 o'clock, at my
" store, | will sell at auction tho following ar
ticles suitable for grocsrs aud others: 10 boxes
In bbls, Herfings, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs, ba-
con should and Hams, Brandy, Whiskey, For
ter, Vinegar, &c.
Scales and 80 gallons Green Pickles.
ap2s R. CAUTH0RN. Auct
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MILLINERY & pRnss.MA


R FRENCH MILLINERY. Ayn0
MADAME SON Nr{0
~, Has on hand complete and varied ~
stock of MILLINERY Go0pS, Of the very latest
styles, ready made up, and MATERIALS Of every
quality. which she IL prepared to m AXE up At the
very shortest notice. MADAME SON,
No IS Main street.
NB-Store closed SATURDAY aud SUNDAY