The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

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y A u A w A Y TWENTY DOLLARS
IA 6EW AKii-For my negro woman MARIA
VINO ranawaF from me in pTil, and is supposed 10
ne lurking shout the CITY somewhere, as she is an
excellent washer and iroRer, and may be around
some oI the fncamp nentS washing Tor tne soldiers.
HAD on when sic left blue Virginia cIoth dress;
apron somewhat similar, purple gingham handker
chief around her neck; and has q large mole on the
meek. Sad negro ass down'east lloA; is - years
old; q "a lnuias.o. and speak grufiy and NUT.
teringiy wha4' spoken TO. If found, or any infor-
II a5l0n address Z. /. RICE,
oc29-2t* Leigh st between ed ana I'd
DAN AWAY.-FIFTY DULLARS RE
Ia W ARb.-Ranawsy from the jail Of Ihos
Jones, OF this place. on Monday 2lst Of October
"a negro man. named j JAMES dark brown color %
years old, and near SIX feet high. will pay the
above reward for said negro Il taken out of iris
ci5y or 80 ii found IN it. He had on a black suit
when he Jeff; also, military over coat. To De
delivered 10 L. 4. Stokes, Richmond Va
&C 80 j. a. BUkDETT.
ID AN AWAY-sI00 REWIRD.-Ran away,
HI on Monday, 3 NEGRO BOY, named ESSEX
about five feet eight inches high; black; etasa :
mers sLiget'y about twenty or twenty two yesrs
old: light abort 50 pounds; formerly BELONGED
to Capt John Wright, OF Plain View, p. o King
and Queen county, Va. The above reward win
city. He nay be- making his way to West Point
Va. He hiss wife in that meighborhood. Ills
upper teeth ars dark, from taFter on them.
oc Pts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
AeU y a " Y-FIETY DOLLARS RE-
4 L, WARD Runaway, on the 9Th OF Aggust
my NEGRO WOMAN, named Betty about %
years old, hve feet four inches high, biacx VITO
was hired to Joseph Davis, on Eroad strsat Che
has marx on the face, in consequences of q fnus
ta-d plaster she hsd GU, which place Is darker
She has children ii Cumberland county. where
bought her OF Mr. j. AZ. Price. She Il probably
In this city, or hes made her way 70 Mr.. Prices. /
viii give the shove reward II delivered TO nls here
or II lodged In jail IN the county or G ty.
oc 7-lmf JOSEPH STEIN.
NOTICE TO JUDICIAL q FF-I G RS
" taking Testimony In cases of slaves ab.
Quoted or harbored by the enemy. and Of other pro-
perry seized, wasted, orsieStroyed by them"
/. The owner of slaves abducted or harbored by
the enemy, or of other property seized, wasted
destroyed by theIIi shall if living, either by him
self or attorney, make affidavit of ownership and
of loss by such ebductioc harnoring, seizure waste
or destruction If the owner be not vina or Il; la-
boring under the legal disability of infancy, insar-
ity, or eoverture then tie legal representative Of
such owner snail make affidavit OF ownership aud
loss or injury.
2. In no case will the affidavit Of the owner, at.
torney, or legal representative, be taken 80 evi.
dence of the fact OF ioss uness 4 shall appear to
the satisfaction OF the judicial o.sieer taking the
same that no other and better evidence can be OBJ
tanned which fact shall distinctly appear in the GER
tfeste of such officer.
3'Tbe Judicial officer shall resi- ee TO writing the
oral evidence offered IN support e the alleged own
efship, aud loss or injury; and -, evidence thus
ken by him. shall be transmitted him TO the Sc
cresary OF State within thirty lie ~ from the day OF
hearing.
4. The judicial officer shall ats'' In his certificate
whether the eyi ence heard e. ransmitled Il,
or Is rot, entitled to ereoit
5, Evdsace shall also be taken affidavit made
and transmitted with the ether zTiaeUce showing
the State county of which III, owner alleging
less or injury was citizen st the time OF sucb loss
or injury sud at the time OF offering evidence or
making afldavn.
6. In the Department shouId re required 30
fnrnish certified copies OF the papers died, the
charge for furnishing the same, as established by
law VIII De ten cents for every hundred words Of
copy. WA NJ. BROWNE,
Acting Secretary OF State.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Richmsnd, Oct. 25, 1851 DC 25--fs
ID ELIGIUUS RE DING FOR THE
III SOLDIERS AND OTHERS.--The Bap-
list Colportage Beard. located in this city, have
new on hand very large supply 81 religious tracts.
large proportion Of which are Addressed espeeiaiiy
to soldiers and written by distinguished Southern
divines- We ere daily hearing Of good results
from the reading of these tracts In the camp. Wa
anxicus place them In the hands Of every sol
der in the State, aud appeal 10 Christians In and
ont Of the army TO aid In work "a which
much good may bs effected.
HYMNS FOR THE CAME. This 10 the sstie
Of al excellent selection Of hymns, which contains
twelve Of the favorts spiritual soags OF each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buying twenty
more can have them At two cents apiece. Speci
copies will be sent to Chaplains who desire IT,
POCKET lin . few daya
VIC shall be able 70 furnish l2 GOO Testaments at lie
css. apiece. Those wiahing supply would do
well 70 scrd In heir orders.
The above may be found at aeoxee J. Summers
IRON -srnnt baildirs Governor strseh
A y. DIGKENSUN,
"a WHAT'S Geu. Supt Rapsiss (folpoFtasA.
NOTICE-Au persons indebted 70 the estate
IN Of the late RoRERT THOMPSON. win
please make paynent 70 rae at IN early day and
these - WHOM the Astate u Indebted, vii present
ihajr el6aus 10 No foR aeftlSnanrt 1900