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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14
Wy Semmes Avo!,ls the Vanderbilt.

In commenting upon the probable
cons. qHcnces 81 an enconot,r wth the
Vanderbilt, Capt. Semmes spoke with
much modest, Of he power 81 hls own
snip. II sad that athou h tic ma
chlnery Of the Vanderbilt would be a
good target in fighting with steamer,
Il IS not easy TO escape from h wing \
aroads de. lie found that t, be- the
ease win tie iIettcras. Although he
d sposca Of her pretty essilv. it was as
much as .o conld 90 10 prevent her
from giving him bloa1slde. Tne plan
ne adopt w,lh the ilatteras was 10 use
rs large Biekoiv gun from the stern Of
hs ship, and ihls gun i d the work.
The Gun 10 an eighty five pounder, and
he th'oks his only chance with the Van.
dcrOit WI be to use it upon her naciia-
cry. Ills opinion is that the Wander
hit has much greater speed than the AL
ahama, AID that il Will he lnpossib for
RIM TO get away from her. He docs moi
intend TO lock for her; but he Say tia,
ii be las t. fight her he will DO bis
test.
ne AhGtIOilt rs arme Win twelve
broalside gems, two swlvsl gus, fore
and al u, bat she has the disadvantage Tor
man oi-war Of having her ma nh.neuy
on deck, her engines beng beam ones,
aud she hardly presents the appearance
OF q manof war at all. The VandeI6l;
Il Is said VAS built il America to run
agai. 81 the CGnard iue OF Steamers, bu,
aiied. The American consul received
an oiiicisl letter from the commander Of
he Isnderoilt ye.terday, ana It i prob
abe il that vessel does OF sneceed in
meeting wish any OF The Confederate
cruisers, she wil return in about seven
days IL : mons Day ior supplies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14
Tsae sipge~ Sewing m.cs,snc.

Orr LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE 10 fast gaining woTid-Tido rerutati n.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
most beautiful o. all Family Swing Machines
get offered to The pahl.c n ether Family sew
ing Eaeaiae has SO many useful appliances fer
tlernmiug. liaarE. Telling, Tuckiag Gathering,
Gu aging, Bfaid'ng fplbroideripg. Cording. p d
50 forth No ether family sewing maohiue ms %
much apa,ity fer great variety OF work. it
v IL! sew Nil Kinds cf c eth, ard With all k;sds Of
thread. GEe.s, Ut imp ovsr,en,s maxi.
our Family Sezin; Iacaino most rsnable. ana
mos e4'aoie, ani 10 osi certain IN action at ali
ra'es Of spe II .ah,ss lie interlocked stitch,
when | the best an. w,. Any one. even If the
binary edpsci.y, can see AT glance how to use
.he tette' + sta' y Sewing hine Our Pam
lily Sewisg Mao lines are snished in chasse and
exquisite slli.
me oii' .ng CASE Of tho Family Machine is a
piece OF cunning workm nship of the most useful
KIND L protfcts shc machine when nc. in use,
ano when about to be operated may be opened as
. spacious and Substantial table to sust-in the
work. While sore of the Cases, made ont OF the
choicest woods, are flashed in the simplest and
ehastest manner possible, others are adorned and
embslished in the mos. ccsuv and superb manner.
1t Is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, SO as to judge Of its great
capacity and beauty. It's fast becoming as pop
ular for ;amily sewing as our Manufacturing ma
chimes arc manufacturing purpose
Tao Sransh Offices are all we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles. oil, &c, Of the best
quality.
send for q PAMrnLEr.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ASS Broadway. n. Y.
2 Chicago OGics, so Clark Street.
r. KKAUSE,
ivg3-d6m kOeut in nayenpn-t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14
a,Ircs or THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws-- Bear ,sii

E,Iroa CT THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws-Eear ,sfr ::
With your permission wish 10 say to th e rend-
Of your paper chat viii send by re'urn mai
70 ~. who wish il. free Recipe, with full di-
rections for making aud using simple vegetable
Balm. that will efectuaily remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Blotches. Tan, Freckles ard al lmLnri-
ties Of the skin, leaving the soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads
or bare Faces, simple directions and information
that Will enable hem to start full growth Of
Luxuriant ,sair, WhisK RS or sious,ache, in less
than 80 days. al applications answered by re-
tufn mail without charge.
Resnectfully yours THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
ie30-d3n them's. No. s3l Broad way. n 7.
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NR SosoAoS, Sir:--I have ben uDder the
neces sty OF using elias es ior several years, bat
have never founa pair 10 suit my eyes until
got them from. Mr. j. Since that time / find by
eyes much belter. Wishing you every success IN
your undertaking. am yours, dc,
CpkYLLoG No l73 S,a.e street:
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Total estimate S59 .

Tie receipts at the dining loom have
been as follows:
DC. o. $500; 2s'h, .75l.l2; 2G't.
ss5S 25; sob. Ssoi %; sit. $Gi2 Is;
NV. "a, s3t4.35: Sd. .c75.75; III,
$GGl,45; oh. s5s5eo; 9th, 1860 80 !;
Total, sO,074.27.
The average number that dined at the
FAIR II Il daily, was I,50s. Tho aver
age number OF daily visliers to brN an
Hall proper was 5000. Caicsgo 1rsb-
Gae, 0.h.
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To Horse OWner..

DR.. SWEETS tNFA l4LtaLE b!NlMt Mt FOR
Horses il uurivaied By any, and in a! cases OF
Lameness, ariskg. irom >pg.ins Bruises or
Wrsuching, IS &e& is magieh and certain.
Harness S4tde Calls, Scratches, hiange, &s., i,
viii alec care speedily. SPAWN and hiugoone
mayse easily prevented and cured in their incip
lent stages, bot oonfrmsd cases beyond posi-
hiity Of q ..fdick No case Of the Kind.
however. is 30 desperate or hopeless that il may
DC al!e,iated ~ this Li1iment, ard its faitAful
Application Will always remove the L,meness ,and
enable the h0rses 10 travel with con paratve
Every horse owner should naye this remedy at
hand For is timely use ut the first appearance Of
Lanene will eiiectuaIly prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, To which Ill horses arc liable
and ~h;h render so many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
soc vertissment r!s-1wlv
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Chteo,, Fch 81 Ie53

Mr. Solomon, Sir - lien you FIRST arrive In
TIL ely called with Mrs Sherman az your Office
and ,ueeA sed two pairs o. your parent gcia
Spe9'aeles. We have found them superior &c
apy al eAer used &c &C. They realized more
conf rta Die as W en- girl and boy.
! remain yours respectfully,
i snEaAsw, No 20 sherman House.
g. SeLoaoa, Room No ., Fare nd = biock, corner
Secenu ard Brady streers. ocl7 -d6wim
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Tue REcE'Pra.-The Chicago Jovr.
nal figures up the total receipts Of tho
Sanitary Fair in that city last week at
$6t,l40.2s.
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THE CaeFES Il GINS l. aAFkRiEaCE
~ r---71-

Published for the benefit, an warning and
CAUTION TO YOU-,5 MN.
who suffer from Spernaterhosa. Nervous Dstili-
ty, Premature Decay, etc, supplying at the same
time The sieabs Of self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself eter being iut 10 great expense
ana injury through medical hambug an quack-
cry.
Ry enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
,ny27 -dAw1yl hedford. Kings Gn"n.v, Ny.
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REcEIPrs OF THE NORTHWESTERN
FAIR The following are the snes re
cevcd on the several days OF tins gcoat
Eair
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MISCELLA NEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~------------------- --------------------
WILCOX kClBBS'
> Z w In q MACnlN
Price, with Hemmer & Teller, so
1'HE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACnf
i y The beet ~ccains, 'sslso~s rsyard 10 pv;e,. (
Family sewing,
Braidimg,
Hem ming,
FEELING,
Tucking,
COrdine

COF0Ine
II fo'ms NAT even and elastic sssm which II
warranted not to rip In wear even If the sesm 10
cut at frequent intervals and also Under oil ,;r-
caDstances Ito survive the wash tub"
A patented device or great utility 10 lfa,r,r..
prevents the possibility q the machine being nm
IN the wrong direction or the baiauce-ML.y
wea,ing a lady's dress.
Ano'her feature which deserves rarticu,.y M.
tention Is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which cam
no. be set wrong.
Iii ernphaticaly the COED low.piiced fan.'v
sewing machine that the public have long lt.n
wanting for.-Eoston 7,an,cr,pt
II il indeed wonderful production an for fam.
lily nsa especially no other vii. bear any c,mrar
ison with it, Fha. Ereaisg Jouy,.,i.
ucchanicsl wonder Scientific dine, icqn.
Among the best and most setviccatlc sewirr
maehiaes Light and elegantly finished and %
simple in its construction that it seems almost
impossible foi to get out 0. repair Piusltro
Carortc{e.
Has confined with its own peculiar merits all
the really valuable improvem ents Of the higher
prices machines. Pean.yi runiQn
THE machine in the opinion o. the committee
fills more nearly the requirements Of perfect ma.
chine than any on exhibition.-frdnkiin institute
Report Of lsss
Taking into consideration simplicity hes pne,s
durs blity and aoing all woil the commi,toe . "a
unanimously in fsvot Of the " iicoI q Gibbs,
single thread machine = Pennsy irania Nate ia
| ,ieslttH,di foeie,y's Perort
We mist in Justice express our condolences IN IN .
merits Of the Wilcox I Gibbs SEWN machine. =
We.considef that = great disiaeratam haa been
supplied BY II In proving beyond doubt that "
shrcaes are not, ~ was fuPrsstd, necessary 10 :
| coed mschioe.- Chris'ian Adcocnte and ,Iov,poi
| jane 81. 1859.
Alter much west and many vnshines the
| Stitching 70 found TO retain oil the rourdpsss
| evenness and brnness which are 20 much admire
! at fr3t.--Aer York SIN,
IN principle II is perfect -Engineer Lndon.
has evident o'nts OF superiority over all others.
| Philadelphia Iess.
sersiceabie machine. OF this VIC have ex.
| periefce in our own family Horton 1rartl.r.
The beauty and simplicity OF It's mechapi.m
| are ndmiratie.-- cypress.
Nesewing machine heretofore introduced has
IN 81 short tine acquired such we'll merited pop.
| uiarity. Cincinrufi Gazette
| We esteem il the bet machine for family use. -
The stitch is nseccsp,ionai. Siyn.d dy ssams hun-
drea cit.1eas 81 Philadelphia.
Ia send for n Circular. az
| JAMES WILCOX Manufacturer.
| sp3-dH 50s broadway, NY
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A GsSTLEAAE,.. cured of Nervous Debility
Incomp.,ency, Premature Decay and youthful!
Error. aetua;ei by desire 10 ben Ct Others, will
be happy TO furnish 70 all who need 1t Gree Of
charge,) the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy used in his casc. Those
wishing 10 pref, by his experience. and possess a
Valuable Remedy, will reeeive the sarne by re-
turn mail, Carefully sealed by addressing
JOHN. Is. OGDEN,
sp2gd3m Ne. 60 Nassau Street. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lcoMHrsicArHD.t
putmon0ry COnsnmptsOn q CurooIe
Disease.
- q - n q
TO CONSUMPTIvEs.

TIE unde'sigoei having been restored 70 health
few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sewers lung
Affection, and th It dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fsllow-sueerers
the means ef cure.
To eli who desire It, he viii send copy Of sns
prescription used free If charge) With the disec-
tons for preparing nd using the ZANE, ~nicn
they will find q SURE crKE fos Cossuzr1fos,s srH
MA, paoscnrTIs, &c. The only object OF the ad-
vertiscr In sending the prescription ID to beLeht
the afflicted, and spreaI information which he
conce,ves to be invaluable, and be hefea every
sufferer will try his remedy. as il will cost them
nothing aad may prove q blessing.
REV EDWARD a. WILSON,
williamsburg,
spas-dkw3m New York.
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DRUsHES, woODEN WARE OF livery
ID ki.d /; also Washing Machines and Clothes
Lines at (sp8-dtfi BUKkS.
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HuBulunb Enqlllrtr%
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY j, 1863.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Owing to thewar rumors, ON yesterday, there
was paratively no business transacted
The markets have been inactive for several
days, especially in the financial department
Transactions in specie have been limited, and
bonds arc.dull at last quotations. The buying
premium for gold was on Yesterday, 1928 ;
selling premium, s. IS: silver was bought at
S., and sold at s.. Sterling bills, S7.25@S
premium. Southern bank notes, $l.05Ml. 20.
Confederate 100 million bonds, $1,000 90
and interest: bonds Of the Is million loan, $500
and interest Virginia State bonds, $3.50 and
interest. North Carolina new six per cents,
Sl35: old. $40. Other bonds and stocks MAIN
tain last quotations.
In the general provision market we find
but slight change and no settled condi-
ton. The different grades of fiour range
as when lust quoted. from $50 to So, the Int
ter for best family brands, but little of which
remains in the market. Corn meal continues
at Sll per bushcl. Bacon, 81 45@l 80, for
hog round; choice pieces 81 Gp@l TO-
Sugars 81 40@l 80: molasses Sl0Mll. Col-
fee So I5i@4. Teas, black and green, ssGlO.
Soap Goa'1j cents. Tallow candles 50 715(a
;: adamantine scarce at 81 -.
Large quantities Of tobacco have been placed
on the market during the past week, hut gen
orally Of inferior and medium grades. Com
mon leaf is quoted as S25@32; good ditto
ssss4e. inferior lugs slelalo.; good 5000
F25. - -
Manufactured tobacco has advanced. Mr.. B.
J. johnson, Cary street, whose prices may he
taken as an index Of the market, quotes no.
4 pounds at So 75(G3 10; No. half pounds
81 0a(G3: medium pounds 81 25Gl -
medium half pounds 81 25Ml 80; No
tens 81 00(12 90. Smoking tobacco has de-
clincd. Killikinucli is quot"d.at 81 To- Deu-
Gallon Sj(N90 cents; Common grades 2j(njtI
cents.
The liquor, leather and dry goods market,
arc unchanged.
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pROCLAMATIONS.
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION


PROCLAMATION.
lDcsnrarmi,y 'o,he acquisitions oflaw and tC
:. rautns made Ia the Executive Department.
j i,ys a;cer,aiucd that John Randolph Tuck
!, s,> been duly elected the Attorney General
[iti, Commonwealth. for the term of four
|Es,.: tia, Benjamin +. Beall has been elected
/, rgnni..ioner ot Public Works for the third
Ii,,- :. ioc the term Of six years: and that
L, lilo 7iuc persons have been elected men,
h. a IN House Of Representatives of the
9c%s iea..c States. from the respective Dis
ne, r:iiile! 10 representation in this Conn
h aa:,!h. 10 wit For the first District, Ro-
b. l.. McniasGe; for tie second District.
b i,r; II. Whitfield: for the third District.
1T ...ams C.. Wickham: for the fourth District,
r. aa, :. Ghol>on: for the fifth District.
h. rnas 5. Boccck: for the sixth District. John
! lie. Ir.: for the seventh District. William
lives: :3r The eighth District, Daniel C..
lJl:usi;e; trr me ninth District: David
f.alsn: FIR the tenth District +. W. NJ. TIol-
t!47: !y- the eleventh District, John B. Bald
b.: !,r the twelfth District. Waller r. Staples:
!: lie thirteenth District, Fayctte McN1ullcn:
lie fourteenth District Samuel 4. Miller
!: IL s..ccnth District Robert Johnston: for
+ ,i1.renth District, Charles ". Russell.
lai tina; to supply vacancy created in the
Ea;h Congressional District. by the resgna-
b. i William Smith. David Funston is elect
l!tF:H2 uncxpired term.
-, In testimony whereof. | have here
Is. unto signed my name as Governor.
49, and caused the Seal Of the Common
Feal'a;o tcafixcl. this 9th day os June. 1868.
Eiliu lie S11tl, year Of tue Commonwealth.
JONI LETcHER.
Ey tie Governor.
GEORGE W. MrSrORD.
iy!St Secy. Of the Commonwealth.
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will cause much grief from any one, as they
| could bear no information that the enemy had
not already acquired by the loss of thousands
OF their men and as to the service of such
| men being worth anything you never find
| men deserving except those who are accus-
toned to Sinking duty, and of course had
best for our cause be fed by the Yankees.
Up to this time very few Tennessecans have
either been killed or wounded. Major BOYD.
| of the third Tennessee regiment died from
fever on the night Of the It'll instant. Capt.
! Alexander McDcrmott, Of Athens, was acct.
ientallr killed OH the 10th Of June hy the
discharge OF II pistol i'll his own hand-thc
ball passing through his head he died in
stantly. Capt. Turner, Of the .I3d Tennessee,
was killed ON the I'D of Nav. Capt. John
Gal!aher lost his right arm during the frs,
days fight. May 18th.
In passing along the lines sec all of the
Knoxville boys--thcy still enjoy good health,
and are in fine spirits. If any of them are
hurt will apprisc You of the fact as soon as
possible
Though II small individual myself. must
say that | wouli he much better satisfied if a
little more room was allowed us to navigate
i'll. This way of being restricted to space
vi tIcc ililcS ny tWo, noes not accord Win
the feelings or desires Of one who has enjoyed
such expanSc as the mountains of Tennessee
afford. Take it as YOU will this is, to say the
least, Il warm place.
But it matters little now, Lorena," we are
in. and the thing is to try and be contented
which | believe all hands are.
No alarm need be felt for Yick>burS. We
lack nothing whatever. The best sanitary
arrangements arc complete to prevent pest-
| lance, either from dead animals or from filth
the city being cleanscd regularly; nothing of
that kind need be feared. With an abundance
to cat-good water, the men possessing the
utmost confidence in their officers, and rice
cerSa. What more could be desired by the
most luke-warm and weak-knecd.
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500 r Z W 4 K D .

1NHE Federal cavalry, in their raid in MaNast through
tn. county OF Hanover took from gi Residence
Old Church, Hanover valuable IRON GREY
HORSE. five years DID, about five feet high. usual full
uess OF name and tail, and when taken. from q
splinter in the right fore foot just above the hoo Oh the
outside When carried of he had shoes butli;te wor
all the ee except the left fore foot, from which the
shoe had been forced off.
Believing that, in consequence OF his lamenes said
horse has boe left In of the lower counties OF Viz
gui3 have offered the above reward for bis recovery
This horse had been the property OF OF two sons who
died martyrs the battle Geld Of Sharpsburg and was
and while living would be, ame,nento. which none Lu
similarly bsreaved father can fully appreciate
iupGL3vl EZEKTEI, O. TALLEY.
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- RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,n DAILY. srNI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
ny TYLER / ALLEGRO.
TIE Il NJ S :.

~ r,rFR.-For one year. fifteen dollars;
s' mouths, eight dollars. No subscription
..j ssr less than six months.
r:.,,.WEsSLr.-For one year, ten dollars !;
- months, six dollars. No subscription
81 .ar less than six months.
FG,,,,y.-For one year, five dollars: for
aoorhs. three dollars. No subscription
-,;s,- |, IS than six months.
80 Subscribers changing their Post Offices,
,nss state the name of the Post Office at
4; ,Sev have been in the habit of receiving
p -. The paper will be stopped in all cases
~ .,r tine paid for expires, and those who
'as- *, *. h - Lc without the paper must look
!, ~, sal renew their subscriptions in
y, .,r,. and news dealers are furnished at
!, =. - =: i've dollars per hundred copies.
" ADVERTISING.
,,,s-,i.ements will be inserted at the rate
:1yr 2ollAS per square. for each insertion
:, Ines or less constitute q square.
~ orders must be accompanied by the
- -,,herwi>e they will not be attended to-.
Is-s,s containing money arc sent at the
!: u. :be writer's thereof.
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TO FARMERS AND QUARTERMASTERS.
ASST QUARTERaASTER GEN'L'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, Juno ~, 1869. 5
TAX IN KIND.

THE following Is the system adopted for the collection
i of the TaN in Kind
An officer the Quarternaser Generals Department
a.sisned to the special charge OF the subject
trolling Quarter MASTER, with the rank Of Major ID assign
I'd 10 each State and Post uartermasrr with the rank
OF Captain, each Congressional District, where 4; is
practicable to collect tina tenth.
Each Congressional District will be subdivided by the
Post Quarternaster in Charge Of il into sections for the
convenient delivery by the tax payer OF his quota ofpo
dcc and agents will be appointed by that officer TO take
charge of the drpOts be established III each section
Before these depos be established. the
ments eQuirrd under tue law be made the crops of snail
grain hay and the clip Of wool for the present year will
.ave been secured.
To relieve fnrmeis from the risk and inconv eneu Of
storing the Government portion. as well NJ TO obtain inn
mediate Supplies for the OF the Army the Department
authorizes and requests farmers residing posts where
Quartermasters stationed deliver the Govern
ments TENTH or any part Off, to that Quarermaster
Under the law, farmers required 10 deliver their
tenth at depo:s not more than eight miles from the place
of production Ifthey will deliver under this request the
Government Will for the transportation In Of
eight rtes fio far$errca. ter receiving produce
der this rule will gre receipts to the producer az o7
'encs that much OF ha tax ID paid. And the Pos,
Quart.rustr Of the Congregational District is responsible
for the TENTH after the hs established and made
known Ia him, the Quart to whom the produce
IL drliverd will also receipt for Il TO tile Post Quarter
master Of the District who will endorse copy OF the
cep the assrs.ora estimate before transferring
the agents 1t tho receiving depot.
LARKlN SMITH.
June lT-lm A Quartcrin' Gen ! In CHARGE
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CHANCERY NOTICES.

ElRGfSIA-IS CHANCERY.-Iu Goochland Coun-
" ~ Court; 18th June, lsGJ-
Marty Clsho''a' ra!n,if.
y. ". Haa!ot;en. Shr.T OF (fooc' land county and IS
such administrator De bnuis non. h the will annexed
OF Gideon Bosl"s decd and the uut nown heirs of the
nau ufiton Is iwleS. decd. Defendants
ne object Of this suit u Obtain decree for the sale
Oh O acre. Of land in this county bchnEius cs.ate
:" tue sd "ideon Bowles decd aud distribution Of III.
psoSeeu I tho parties entitled 1t appearing by
defendants ihorein BY tie ge .ral se .rn,inn ~
Unknown are unknown. and residents Of this
State. Il Il ordered that The sat unk nou defendants do
appear within month after due publication q; ,his or
der and do what is necessary To prr:ect their in,pr,s
4 copy-Tes,e:
juno 23-lawiw NM. MILLER D. q
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RoDEEEy.-On Wednesday ght last, a desk
inthc Office Of Mr.. Samuel Hastings, on l4th,
between Cary and Dock Streets was robbed of
about $50, and, on investigation, it was dis
William; nesTo boy employed M, by Mr.. ., Hast It.
the money was found upon him, and he con-
fcssed the deed. He is slave Of Mrs. Mary
R. Sweeney, Of Petersburg.
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CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE.

r"rrtN FOk SNIE PRIVATELY Until
Va, tsDAf, the 'h of July, and if not sold, will On
I. - T 20 the highest bidder, by public auction. on
|. - a!y FARM, situated IN the county of Ca 20
eiI"' tom Bowling Green and b miles west Oh
G Ns'.oa adjoining the lRnIls Of Tho.. n. WEIGH
e. =" :Cnia"ing Eight Hundred and Eighty tssOl
(, .Ae ,nprCv nrnts are good, embracing large,
-. -aad'nne Dwelling, combining nine rooms, with
Re '~'tinss required on farm of that si:e, in
i. is'- AyOung Orchard Of :hoice fruit IF vurivus
!,.tas water, &c.
-1airs4 nd fifty asses are cleared the balance In
d. t'9"'H 0! oak aud pine timber. The clearedland
'n. r'- heart. producing abundantly all the csops
!-i@ III. ,"e,iou Of the State.
:, 'ai"s % purchase are requested to call and
N.r s''ll!.-s, or address Tue at Thornsburg 2. o.,
go. IN comfy. Va.
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