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The Mails and the Contra, Railroad.

Tho Hyhis OF Saturday took very proper view Of
the matter Of the disagreement Of the postmaster
General and the President of the Central Rairoid
about tho transportation of the Confederate mails
upon that road II lcploies the occurrence OF this
disagreement, and expresses no opinion about II,
because were il TO publish an opinion on the merits
Of the diniculty, ii might embtter the ms,ind,l-
standing and delay its settlement. We have al
ways observed that when the press took sides in diff
cultes of this kind just that effect produced.
We appeal with the Wig for the re-openipg of the
question and the intervention of persons OF niu-
ence and Judgment who might aid in settling the
matter in dispute and restoring the mails to the
railroad.
/. The public and the Government cannot Afford in
a time hike this, to dispense with the railroad as "a
mail-carrier Ii ever stood in need of rapid COM
munieation with the country, if ever there was a
time more than any other which demanded a con-
slant, quick and certain intercourse, through mail
between the capital aud the interior of the State
this is that time, To reduce us, then, at such Tine
TO tH-wcekly communication, by horse, with the
Piedmont country and the Valley, should not be
dreamed Of. indifference or disagreement between the
officials named should be permitted 10 lead 70 a
result Neither people nor Government should pei
init it. Then there should be instant steps taken TO
remove the difficulties lie the way and restore the
mails. These difficulties could be- settled by impair
tial umpires, which might be easily obtained but
it is plain that the Postmaster General and Colonel
Fontaine cannot settle them. So important do We
regard the matter, that consider it worthy the
Presidents attention. He ought not to allow the
great official and public inconvenience, We appre-
bend, to be matured We commend the subject
also, to Governor Smiths attention. The State and
the Executive of the State eminently interested
in the subject 1t is only necessary that fair and
friendly investigation of the matter should be made
to settle il properly and promptly
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~ II pears, aessf Ne Waf has erased INT he hrs
ess4alnsy had Me ssgacity - see that the public
tho bonds that have been tssued, The preferred
boiis have only helped TO degrade the Government
credit in the forin Of bonds not preferred and ali
distinctions in promises TO pay, drawn to excite the
dossfe OF the capitalist have only resulted in inn
pairing the value of the general currency issued by
the Government, and compelling these who held il
to pay more for everything they needed.
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Flour

There Is some Svershness about -four, and strin-
seney IN the market not warranted by the facts
The crop of wheat this year is not only heavy but
excellent in quality; better, indeed than ii has been
for many years The supply would now be quite
abundant, or at least liberal, but for the long
drought which has prevailed in large portion OF
the State and which has reduced the streams TO so
low degree that there has been no water power to
grind the wheat. The mills have been stopped III
almost every section trading with this city-or 50
nearly suspended that they have been only able to
meet the neighbolhoUd demands upon them Il
may be conJeetured that the recent oopious rams will
give the mills a supply of water sufficient 10 erind
the wheat rapidly and the stock OF flour, should the
transportation be afforded, Will soon be very much
increased
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Five Hundred Million Loan.

An important notice from the Treasury Depart
ment appears in our paper to-day concerning This
loan of notarabie bonds. Sales at the present rate
of one hundred and thirty-fve dollars and interest
will cease on the S0th of September, at such time
As the amount sold may reach seventy millions
The object of the suspension is TO consider The pro-
Priety of adsaaciny the price. Capitalists will, OF
course, understand the importance Of investing III
due time. An advertisement OF this department
says: "This loan should be all taken by our own
people"
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OBITUARY.

Died, at the house OF a friend, in FREDERICKSBURG
on the 10th OF June, 1864, aged twenty-five wears
Corporal JOHN LEWIS BURTON, company f
Fourth North Carolina regiment, son of Thoma.
burton, tlate Of Charlotte county, Virginiaj and
Mrs. Mamie c. Robinson, formerly Mrs burton
Of Washington, ID. c..
The deceased received wound 1T the battle Of
fredericksburg on the 18th of May last from the
effects Of which he died four days afterwards He
was gallant soldier, devoted son. all affectionate
brother, and leaves q weeping mother to mourn MS
untmely loss. Of Corporal Burton il may be truly
SAID that Ill all the varied and diversified relations
OF life, his course and conduct such as to win
the esteem and admiration of his friends and chal-
ienge the respect Of all who formed his acQuaint-
anee In his family relations, he was kind aud al
iecti0nate in his friendship, sincere, candid and
honorable and in his general department. OF lofty
bearing lie enjoyed the highest confidence and
respect OF his numerous comrades i'll arms ANA fell
while brayeiy defending his country against ruth
LEGS foe amidst the regrets and tears Of his conn
pany and regiment. He had presentiment OF his
tate, and ten days before the salnguinary battle
communicated Is fears 70 his mother accompanied
oy the following lines, which it was desired should
be placed OH his grase-stone:
lie fell upon the battlefield,
Who're other soldiers fell
lie was my only soldier son,
God knows loved him we'll
leave yon, my widowed mother:
For my country fell
Farewell, farewell, my dear dear mother
Farewell farewell! farewell"
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By Thomas W. Reese. Austjon,.,

~ A LIE OF STOCK or coono
~ AUCTION Having relinoui,Je,, y -. Al
ei I'm our store, We viii sell thprsat Co., '"' ',
an, anu Snth streets, by auction. on MoNn%y 'Oa
'iae ]'t instant, commencing at 10 o,rni NJ
our entire stock IN trade, cons;stin, q, d NJ
fihe Chewing and Smoking ,Tobae,o o, -.
most celebrated brands, N'' VI lie
superior Cigars,
Brier-Root Pipes,
Paper, Envelopes,
Port Monnaies, Combs,
Soaps, Shoes,
Fine Cloth Dress Goats.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
and variety Of other desirable articles
go ALSO,
Inc store Fixtures and Furniture slcL D,
Counters, Show Cases, Iron Safe
Platform Scales, Stove,
Chairs, Desks &c
Parties having goods stored with Il, will ,i-.-
them. pJlppTrSo - ~ "Ish made Of
au a3-tds '''4"'''et'
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The Finances.

Mr.. Trenholm, who seems to be quietly and as
siduousiy pursuing his measures for recruiting the
credit and the means of the Treasury has written
letter to Governor Bonham, of South Carolina on
the subject Of the Confederate Finances which has
been published by the South Carolina papers In
this letter he says "there is nothing in its fthe
Treasurys) present condition to inspire ALARM but
ON the contrary, every motive for confidence" He
eadoavors to disseminate the idea that the Confede-
rate Treasury Is the Treasury of the People," and
that it must sustain them and they must sustain it,
Mr. Memminger's Policy was more CONSTRUCTED.
Formerly the Treasury was sort of Car of Jueger-
naut that rode over people, and was entirely indie
pendent Of them. Mr.. Trenholm desires to amelio-
rate the relations between the department and the
public and to restore it to their confidence He at
tributes the loss of confidence in the Confederate
securities in part to the measures of Congress. He
especially OBJECTS 10 the system Of compulsory fund
ing and the tax OF thirty and Der cent
isvsod on the currency. lie thinks the expeients
ahorivs that prices not reduced and that every
body regarded with dstfust the new issue of notes
Gnilar to those Withdrawn from circulation and
depending upon the same pledges
Referring TO the high prices fixed by the Board of
Commissioners Of Virginia, he regrets them; but
Track and restored the old schedule Approving the
generous conduct Of farmers in complaining Of the
ADVANCE OF prices and demanding their restoration
he says that they should not have been alone. but
that manufacturers, railroad companies, and every
great interest, should contribute to this reo,mthis
iszsening Of prices.
M Trenholm Expresses, in conclusion, the iol
lowing generous and patriotic sentiment which NAV
b accepted on all hands
hatever differences Of opinion NAV have ex
sssss IN the past, or whatever errors may be sun
1871 % have been committed, may now be buried
-. s.. mon grave We are making new start in
nnxa.as Lcss, And under circumstances by no means
1a.ssoraois OF diseouraging. .
As new Secretary has hercalean task bai.ae
Me has exhibited some signs Of practical wis
$50 inca ansur well. II be can succeed s. his do
Ise % got some hasis-some solid fmr.,..,a =
lns paper credit Of the Government he Mn n."s
snsossdsd In eeetins great reform a. -. Aass
psrfaaee 70 the confsdsraey hat With ~. s -
naads q this great war; it cannot b expec.sa -.
- sh b enabled to place that sredit in
sn.sy sstiafActorJ. Tho power Of redanr.;c,
Nith e0iais go - 90 only b. acquired in o.
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BY Robinson, Adams = Co, AuetiVneers,
Corner of Ninth and Main strvetsl

BY Robinson, Adams Co, AuctVneefs,
Corner Of Ninth and Main str,etsl
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
i OF GROCERIES,
COTTON GOODS and
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Ar AUCTION.
On FRIDAY NEXT, 26th instant, at l0 o',i.,k,
We will offer
Is barrels choice to prime Now Orleans Sugar.
Is barrels medium grade Sugar,
70 half barrels Sugar,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
10 bags Cuba Coffee,
Is barrels st. Domingo Coffee,
10 casks new Rice,
bags Grain Pepper,
20 kegs hi CaTb. Soda,
10 boxes Boston Bar Soap,
10 boxes Goldfish, 100 lbs. each,
10 boxes Philadelphia Ground Java Coffee.
IS boxes Pearl Starch,
Sundries
$50 Packages Manufactured T0hacco,
Eases Regaha Florida Cigars .tIrsh arrival
ALSO,
h bales Al Augusta Shooting,
bales rs Granville shee,lng,
10 bales is osnaburgs
bales striped Domesties,
bales Cotton Yarns.
We solicit eonsignments for the above safe
Will sell Tobacco, Cigars ana Liquors Il l10ei0'A-
Cotton Goods at II o'elock.
Groceries at II O'Clock.
ROBINSON, ADAMS 90"
au % AueuUGacr'
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DIED.

Departed this life, Oh Union Hill, Richmond Va
Mrs JEANNE ELIZABETH PEGUAD, nativ.
OF France, IN the sevenry-tifth year ot her age
She leaves a number Of relatives and friends t,
mourn her loss. She was kind ana afirctionate
wife and mother.
AT the residence OF Hugh Smith, ESD on 2Ist OF
August. Miss BETTE L., daughter OF Thomas u
FenneE, of Prince George county, III the nineteenth
year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING At
10 o'clock from ST. Johns Church. Her friends
and acquaintance, and those of her husband, Jo-
seph X. Roane and Hugh Smith are respectfully
invited to attend without further notice
Petersburg papers please copy.
On Saturday, August goth, at 6 o'clocl, z. NJ. Of
consumption, ELIZABETH NJ. DIXON wife OF The
late james j. Dixon, aged thirty-threc Years four
months and ten days. She leaves aged parents iour
sisters and two devoted children TO mourn their
loss She was fond mother, afiectionate wife and
most dutiful daughter Her loss is deeply felt bv
her relatives and friends; for none knew her hut 10
love her. May she rest in peace
B1e- Lynchburg and Abingdon papers will pl4as,.
copy.
On Thursday night, 18th instant DUDLEY
ItARRiSON, infant son of Ella H. and Gideon
taibef, aged four months and fifteen DAYS
Dearest Dudley thou has left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us,
he can all our SORROWS heal"
Sc Staunton Spectator please copy
-Aot Instant, dittr an Illness OIL weeks
CLAUDE LORAIGNE, only son of j. c. and g. e.
Atkinson, aged eleven months and fourteen days.
So fades the lovely, blooming flower,
Frail smiling solace of an hour.
SO soon our transient comforts Y,
And pleasures only bloom to die
" Is there no kind, no healing art
10 sophie the anguish of the heart
Spirit OF grace he nigh
Thy comforts are not made to die''
His funeral will take place THIS MORNING at II
O'clock from his fathers residence, on Twelteth
street, between NJ and n The friends OF the FAMILY
are invited to attend. -
Killed IN battle, in front of Petersburg On Sum
day, the 2lst August 1861, Private ISAACJ- LEVY
OF the Richmond Light Infantry Blues aged twenty
two years.
His funeral will take place from the residenc. of
MS father, Jacob A Levy, Broad street. opposite.
the African Church, on THIS tTuesdayl AFTER
NOON at 4 o'clock.
Sa-N New York and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
August 10th, at Careysbrook, the residence of her
grandfather, Mr.. J. Il. Bryan, MARY WlLLFORD,
only child OF DR.. s. w. and +. 4. Carmichael, aged
ten months and three days.
MS Southern ChurchInan and Presby st erian please
copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrURE DAY,


r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
j 4 ALI. OF THE ELEGANT FURNITURE or
TIE BALLARD HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The proprietors Of this noted establishment, In
tending to close the BALLARD HOUSE, will offer
for sale ON THURSDAY, the LIST day Of September,
land continuing every day until the same is disposed
of at 10 o'clock, the whole Of the PARI.oR, CHAM
Der, DINING-ROoM FURNITURE, sc.
The style. manufacture and condition Of the above
are of the most desirable character az the estab-
lishment has been only recently furnished and with
the greatest care and best Judgment
In the Pailor will be found Rosewood Suites OF
Furniture, including
Tefe-a-tete Sofas
Parlor and Arm Chairs,
superb Rosewood Etagres, with marble tons
Elegant Mirror panelled doors,
Handsome reception Chairs
Splendid Brussels Carpets, &c
very excellent Rosewood Piano by Nunns s,
Clarke, very fine tone and make
Inc entire furniture Of one hundred Chambers
embracing Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut cham.
Der Suites including
Handsome Wardrobes,
Cabinets, with oval mirrors, entire marble
Slabs
Washstands, marble slabs,
Centre Tables, marble slabs,
. Sofas, Arm Chairs,
Reception Chairs &c,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets,
Very superior Hair and SfAick Mattresses
Feather Boosters and Pillows,
Excellent Marseles Counterpanes,
Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Slips, &c.
Brussels Carpets in all the chambers.
In the Dining-Room there are
% handsome Mahogany Extension Tables,
Maple Cane-Seat Chairs,
Handsome Casters, Chatting Dishes,
Dinner Knives,
Plated Forks, Spoons.
An assortment of Croekery, such as
Dishes, Plates, Iureens,
Cups and Saucers, &c.
In Kitchen Furniture
A variety OF valuable Cooking Utensils &c
Also
3 Hotel OHnibusses,
8 Baggage Wagons,
4 sets Harness, in prime order
The whole OF the above offers q rare invitation to
parties OF enterprise who wish to make profitable
investment by purchasing the entire outfit with Z,
view OF re-openi,S & house so widely and favorabIy
known. To private persons, chance seldom offered
rs here presented for supplying themselves from a
very large, valuable and we-assorted stock of good
Furniture, such as no other house cam supply.
L. c. TALIAFERRO & co,
Projectors.
Sale made by E. B. Cook, Auetioneer au %
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BY Z. s. Peasants, Auctioneer.

| BY L. S. Peasants, Auotioneer
IN FRIDAY, the 18th instant T will
Iseil atmy store, No. 10 Main street cp,,,a,l,'
at ~ O'Clock, an assortment. OF UOttSFT1iII1
ANDskIfCEEN FURNITURE, coosisti,,., - ,ioi-D
2exeellent Mahogany-famri Fiopo.
WardrObes, ''
Cabinets
Bedsteads,
Chars,
Tables,
Desks,
Sllrboards.
Lounges,
Saddles, Nc., &c.
In large assortment Of CROcKEpy- will.
iounu fine Dinner Set,
fine Tea Set
Cups, Slncers,
Plates, Dishes
Soup TuTeens,
TumbleTs
Wines, &c, &c.
ALSO,
A large lot OF Cigars, Paper, &c &c
Stoves and the usual variety Of Kitchen Fnrnitr,s
can be had. The public generally are invited Il. at
tend, %
Consignment solicited till day Of sale
eeu Is r.. y. PLEASANfS, Auetona,F
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M ANTED, Il good SHOE AND BOOT
w MAKER one that can tit up and make and
mend all kinds OF shoes. Such an one can find
steady employment by applying i'll front OF the
Spotswood Hotel at my shoe shop. You can see tho
sign III front. Call at once. au 23-2t~
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hY- SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Will be added to
our sale ON TUESDAY next
80 barrels choice SUGARS.
ALSO,
450 dozen ClaTk's colored SPOOL COTTON,
800 do. superior SHOE THREAD,
500 do COTTON YARNS, 8, 10 and IL.
GROCERIES and TOBACCO will be sold at IL
o'clock precisely Elicit, BELL x FOX.
au 22-2t
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by r. W. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

" Ehn VALUABLE PROPERTY
ONE ENTIRE sQUARE-Iy 80, -
Po,sEr gr iv ~ KENsINoToN, wTSPH AxG
Will be sold at public auction, 81, -, - AUCTION
TX nhiDAf the 26th Of August, at o,p ''i.,,s On
the very valuable SQUARE Of + AMI y S'y' K I. NJ
acGye, beng lots Nos. fss, 49, ~; AMI ,ss .f as
rms Is me opportunity for invesrn
TEENS: one-third cash: balanc, 81.
Twelve months, with interest /: or ali az TX anI
option OF the purchaser. A'' 'aSh az the
au % Successor o. 10, Aueti0neer
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EOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED

ErOURTHOUSANDF FIVE HUNDRED
Il DOLLARS REWARD will pay four thou
sand i've hundred dollars for the apprehension and
delivery to me IN Richmond, for securing them go
that get them, the following SLAVES, to wit.
JORDAN, yellow man, about twenty seven
years old, tolerable carpenter and blacksmith
Was raised near Christiansburg, Virginia.
Lew Is, a black man, thirty years old purchased
OF T. L. Drewney or Broddie, near HendersonviIle,
North Carolina
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight years old
raised by Walter Coles OF Pitsylvania county has
rather down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slim;
bought OF +. J. Stern, Of Raleigh, North Carolina
jim, black, about twenty-one or twenty-five years
old; raised in Maryland; is tall and very likely
WILLIAM, brown-skin boy, about twenty or
Twenty-Five years old; raised in this city;
once owned by f. j. Sampson, an agent at the Rich
mond and Danyille depot
ELIJAH, Of brown complexion, about thirty-fiye
years old raised Charlottesville, and is No.
cook Both Of his legs were swollen and at the
time he left.
SALLY, mulatto girl, about twenty-five years
old raised in Loudoun county, was purchased Of
N. NJ. Ice; tall and slender, with long black hair
HARRIET, fifteen sixteen years old, brown
skin, with bushy head Of hair.
They left my farm, in Lunenburg, about the last
Of June, with the Wilson raiding party. will pay
the above reward for all OF them, or i've hundred
dollars for any one Of them.
au 5-4ws E. II. STOKES
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS nav.
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Hs p. ". urutlsa. Auct,saa.y


rftWEEDSIDE, A VALUABLE FARM
j OF SEVENTY ACRES, THE KEsrrENf,r
OF 10. Join L, THOMAS SMITH, ESQ, ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES FROM Ricii.
MOSD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-wll be saa
a. pg gaa auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
valuable property located as above cont.;n;n 80.
eny acres lying on the Brook turnpike, which
Warwick, and adjoining Mr. belaplane and atbcr ~
The improvements consist OF a comfortable Frame
Dwelling, with six rooms, all necessary out-buijJ-
lngs, and "a well of excellent water in the YARD
There Is a variety Of Fruit-Peaches, Apples. Pears
&c The place is convenient to churches and within
one-fourth OF a mile Of manufacturing mill The
land is susceptible Of high state OF Improvement.
and is one OF the very prettiest situations in ali the
surrounding country and being on the Brook turn
pike, good Road at all times is, without doubt the
most valuable property IN this vicinity The neigh
6orhood is equal to any. The purchaser will have
the privilege OF seeding a crop Of wheat, and full
possession on the LIST Of January next
TERMS At sale
r. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer
au IL Successor to 0oddin Il Apperson
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DAN AWAY FROM MY FARM. AT

d AN AWAY FROM MY FARM. AT
III THE HALFWAY HOUSE, on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, Chesterfield county
my man RICHARD. He left my farm last Tues
day morning, the 9th instant, and had OH when he
left pair of dark pants white cotton shirt and had
on pair of shoes, no coat nor hat. He is about
twenty or twenty-one years DID, five feet six or seven
inches high, black, has small moustache, and
speaks slow. bought him last April of Lee & Bow
man, in Richmond He formerly belonged to Miss
Margaret Bottom, Of Amelia Courthouse He has
wife at or near Amelia Courthouse and may be try
ing to go there. He was last seen near the HALF
Way Station. will pay liberal reward if caught
and put IN Jail, or delivered to me. Address
J. NJ. WOLFE
"a Main street, Richmond, Va, or Proetors Creek
CheStefneld county. au l7-6ts
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pB AUCTION NoTIcE.--Our regular
Auction Sale of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY
GOODS, &C., will take place on THURSDAY
NEXT, the 18th instant, commencing at III O'Clock
Consignmcnts solicited for the above sale.
TARDY j. WILLIAMS,
au IS Auotioneers.
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i away, since Sunday, August 7th-supposed to
have gone off with some of our troops-rIy negro
boy, RURWkLL BROWN; dark gingerbread color
about five feet nine inches high is about twenty
two years old; speaks very slowly and lazily, and
wears rather sullen countenance. l will paw the
above reward ifdehvered to Mr.. L. Wagner, Sixth and
Broad streets, Richmond or confined in any Jail so
that an get him. FIR WTDMEYER
au 20-3t" Box 6l5 Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SrEc1Ar. NoTioE--Special attention
Is cQlled TO the sale Of TwEEDslDE, on the Brook
turnpike five miles nom Richmond, 10 take plaee
THIS EVENING at O'clock ON the premises.
Such an opportunity OF procuring valuable pro-
peiy so beautifully situated, docs not often occur
r. w GRUBBS Auctioncer,
Successor to Goddin s. Apperson.
P. S.-Persons attending the sale win have to
procure passports. au 25-it
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NHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran

II DohiL&hISC w hhb--IldU
i away from the subscriber, about the 10th of
July, Negro Man, named JAMES JACKSON
much pock-marked. He was purchased by W b.
Jones, from the estate of ], Williams, in Orange
county, near Barboursvle, and is supposed to be at
work, under forged pass i'll that county, on III
Caroline Hanover counties. will give the above
reward If arrested and confined Jail so that can
get him again. JAMES GUM
au 20-3t* Richmond v,