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ARRIVED

#,s ARRIVED,
Schooner Fair Play, Captain Grinnels,
Is days from Cumana--run, cocoa, &c.
to NJ. Miller. ~
On the soth August arrived in Cumana,
the schooner Hero, of Salem, Capt. Up
ton, from, St. Bartholomew, himself and
the greater part of his crew very sick in
consequence of which was ordered to qua
rantine, and had lost two Of his men, and
the rest of his crew with himself was very
bad when l left that placs, which was On
the 9th ofSeptember.
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DiGolution of Partnerfhip.

THE co7tartnershit; Of AoRNAN WALLER
and 20. quas this day diss2l0ed by mutual con-
sent Those lGving claims against SAID .fS''1',
are requested to Present them for settlement !;
end those indebted to said concern ayiH make
halunent to William and TVlthsrs Waller. qvho
are duly authorized 10 receive and grant re-
ceihts for the SANE. The business IN future nil
be transacted By and in che name Of IpILLi-
nm and WITHERS WALLER.
Norman Waller & Co.
.4guia, Sefsfembsr 90, 1902
los. $: . 2evsw4
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Extract Of a letter-Daaed,
~ Rioaye faueiro. Aus. 8,

N7Vat- u7Ie7V, 1USS' o, 1o09'
/" A Spanish vessel has just arrived here
in IA days from Buenos Ayres, with infor-
nation that the new Spanish viceroy had ar
rived there from Spain, and governor at
Monte Video; THAI on the 18th ult. Lini-
ers gave up the government quietly; and
had retired with an annuity, and the rank
of Field Marshal, in consideration of past
services. Senior Elio, late governor Of
Monte Yideo, gave up at the same time.
No English or neutral vessels will be allow
ed to enter the river without a special Ii
cence from the Spanish .Junta, or the go
yernment of Buenos Ayres; which may
generally be established here"
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, QUEBEC, Sept. II.

Capture Of Senegal by the British.
|. The Surry, capt. Potts, sailed from Ma
deira July 90, and from Fayal, August 3.
Can't. p. has communicated the following
Intelligence.
g The fortress and dependencies of Sene-
gal surrendered on the 18th of July, to his
britannia msiesty's forces under the com
n,and of com. Colum5ine, of Il. NJ. S. Sole
by.
4. The forces consisted Of one hundred
men of the royal African corps from Gorse,
and the sailors and marines of the squadron
in all four hundred rank and file. These
were accompanied by eight gun boats be-
longing to the feet. The enemy made a
sortie to drive the troops back, but alter a
.sklrmish of two hours they retreated to the
fort. In the mean time the gun boats
attempted to pass the bar but only three
Of them had the good fortune to get O.
We, they however succeeded in cut
ting the boom and capturing two OF the enc
my's gun boats, and maintained themselves
within short distance Of the fort. Alter
some further resistance the enemy surren.
dered prisoners of war, to be sent home aud
regularly exchanged.
tue squadron consisted of the Soleby,
commodore Columbine, the Tigress brig,
captain Parker, one Liverpool letter of
marque, one transport, and gun boats.
The Soleby unfortunately got on shore,
having run very close in to protect the land
ing OF our troops and was lost. Captain
Parker and, midshipman, and oneseveral
seamen were drowned in two boats which
upset and sunk Oh the bar"
The capture Of Senegal, by the English,
is confirmed by capt. Porter, in the Triton,
who arrived at Boston on Friday, and In
forms, that on the ED Aug.in lat SO .46,
long. % A., he was boarded from the Bri-
tish sch'r Topaze from Fayal, where the
Derwent brig, of IS guns, had put in, and
informed that Senegal surrendered on the
18th July and that the Solebay frigate was
lost. Com. Columbine commanded the ma
val and maj. Maxwell the land forces.
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~ SEVILLE, HH25uSt %
Yen. Venegas sends Intelligence from o.
.ld, aader date the 5th inst. thar, on that
ny NY 'as LIST, I'd, and Sd division, Of his ar
~ covered themselves with glory on the
,s. aSs OF the Tagus and Aranjuez, where
wy With andaunted bravery, reFelled
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James Wright,
amelia George,
Mary Smith,
Harriet Patten,
Martha Wood,
Frances Blackwell
e sceived at thc Department. OF State On
lth November, 1909.

- eCetveQ az tWC CSt'aietsA~AS IA SsstsS 80
- lth November, 1909.
~ Fir. OAKLEy.is desired by Mr.. Jackson
ITO $. = 10 the Secretary of State:
That Mr.. Jackson has seen with much
regrss that fac,s, which it has been his du-
~ 20 state in his official correspondence,
havs been deemed by the American go
,eritn:ene To afford sufficient motive tor
hrs%king OFF an important negotiation md
inr pntung an end to all communication
Whatever with the minister charged by his
sovereign with that negotiation SO interest
Ing to both nations, and on one point OF
which al, answer has not even been return
ed 10 an Official and written overture.
One OF the facts alluded to has been adj
mi,trd hy the secretary of stat. himself IN
his letter Of he 10Th Oct. viz. that the three
conditions forming the substance OF Mr..
Erskine's original instruction. were submit
ted to him By that gen,lsmak The other,
viz. that that instruction is The only one in
which the conditions werS prescribed to
EIr. Erskine for the cong fusion OF an ar
rangenen, on the matter - which it relas-
ed, is known to Mr.. Jacksdh by the instruc-
tons which he himself hasreceived.
In stating these facts nd in adhesing to
them, as his duty imperiqpsly enjoined him
10 do, Mr.. Jackson couldnos imagine that
offence would be taken at it by the Ameri-
can government, as most certainly none
could be intended on hispart; bu, since he
has been informed by The secretary OF state
that no farther COMMUNICATIONS will be re-
ceived from him, he eonceives that he has
no alternative that is consistent with what is
due to the kings dignity, but to withdraw
altogether from the seat OF the American
government, and await the arrival OF his
maiesy's commandsApon the unlooked-tor
,arn which has thus been given to his affairs
in this county.
Mr.. Jackson means to make New York
Toe place.of his residence.
Eosh;rytos, 18Th Nov. 1909,
10 Ss continued.
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IN sE N A T E.
DECEMBER 5.

Mr.. Giles from the Committee appointed
on the first inst. feporteebin part the follow
ine resola,ion which vas read the first
time and passed to the second reading:
Resolped 5yfhe Senate dad House IF Re-
5resentstiveagf the U. Ssatss Of Amsrica i"
Congress- assesylsd, That he expressions
copsaine d IA the official letter of FraaeIs
James Ja4son, Minister Plenipo:entlar'e'
his BrisaA.,ic Majesty near the y. States,
dated thsasd Of Oct. 1909, and address
ed TO Mssmi,h, Secretary Of State, convey
ing the Nea,tbas the Executive government
ofthe II. States had knowledgs thatsthe
arranaxment lately made by MIR. E!skine'
his ., edemssor, on behalf Of his govern
mens, witAt The government of the y. ).
was entered me- without competent powers
on the part ofr. Erskinc for chat psr-
pose, were highly decorous andinsolent ];
that the repetition j khe same animation in
his official letter dasedkhe 4h Of Noyem.
Der, 1909, after he was Rized by the as
seyera.ion Of the secrsa Of state that
the executive govera9sns had no such
knowledge, and shasfit had essessed such
knowledge such Arrangements would not
have been easfed into on the Part Of the
II. S. andaIter also being officially appr'z-
-, that "a intima,ion was inadmiss'ble !;
,v.s s,;ll more iusolent and APPOINTING +; and
,ha, in refusing to rseia ~ further com,
munieations from consequence o.
these Outrageous fsmedisa'ed insults
the execu,iys BTernui t has manifested a
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1eh there, schooner Ocean, Haynes, to sail
for Baltimore in a days; schooner Freighter'
i ,everin .. OF and for Alexandra IN 10 days;
br;o Three Brothers, to sail for Baltimore IN
ten days. g. pa,.hon
rncws. last from St. Kits, where she was car
ried in by British Cruizer----Cot fee--to
George colman and others
Schooner Citizen, Sturges, New York
Groceries and Dry Goods. Hampson
and others.
Schooner Fair Play, Pasquall, New Port;
cheese and apples---:o M. Miller.
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ageranpsta pailp @ketts.
THURSDAY, pEcEMBER Z.

We ass much sralidsa asl,hs Fss. \ Of
ne charter election nc s'sav. hea . de.
eerasy and 1Isfsr1ss',a'.a' s. i'asss, i
WAS wa, e indebted as for hs ezsts,oa. Ths,s
.l....:, ~ =. ,vo,,ld.be pbi,o-
- 80, Il -. (,re,t Washing
~ .rf,rosa more than
-, - sg.r.on knowing to
- j, 80, ..ss -
whom ne 0ws1 poN.' 49, :.
,.;led on CO..
.o,.;dsr.,;on 20
'' W. .,on.a - -.
"'.'A"'u - see I" e' In, .na
mss % ue,ao1' m .hs eln,.
az one 'e'i.'.e -. y,
"no 'oe' - 0"'
eo,,rne az tbeMJa1ted States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
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on motion Of III. Basseti, the commit
tee Of ways and means were discharged
from the further consideration Of the Mes
sage and Documents received from the pre'
asident yesterday and the SAID Message
and Documents were referred to the COM
mittee on the naval establishment OF the ".
States.
Several petitions for post-rosds were pre-
scented and referred.
The house went into committee OF the
whole on the bill !" For extending the right
of suffrage in the Indiana Territory and for
other purposes" The bill was reported to
the house without amendment, and the re-
port agreed to.
Mr.. Nelson offered resolution to APP
point a committee to enquire into the ex-
pedieney of making provision by Law tor
the relief of the disabled and Supernatural
ed officers and soldiers OF the late reyolu.
tionary army and Of the present army OF
the United States.
Mr.. Waitman presented a petition from
several inhabitants of Portland, Maine,
praying for uniform system OF bankrupt
cy. Considerable debate took place on the
motion for reference of this petition. It
was moved to refer it to select committee.
Lost. Mr.. Mervton moved to refer 1t to
committee of the whole house. Lost.
llr. Waitman offered resolution to re-
quest the President of the q. S. to lay be-
fore this house such information as he nav
have in his possession, and which may be
proper,,o communicate, respecting the cap
,ure. seizure and condemnation of vessels
and merchandise Of the u. S. madesunder
the government Of Denmark.
m. Nezvlon moved to amend the resolu-
ton adding" G. Britain and France. -
On the question Of amendment it was car
ried 81 to4s.
On motien of lfr. Bassctt, the resolu'
ton was fdrher amended BY adding, n''
heretafare cdnmunicatedt0 Congress Inc
resolution thus amended passed, and 2
committee waseppoinsed % present 1t 70
the President. i
afr. Morrozv offered asresolu,ion tor IN
s,ructing the committees on public lands &C
enquire into the expediency of extending
the lime for locating military land warrants
&c. and to report By Bill or otherwise a.
dopted.
Adjourned.
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick Dwelling House u.s.
the corner OF Washington and Prince stree
at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas jacob.
II l. s o,
A WARE HOUSE, they will be lettogetheI
or separately. Possession will De given OH Oh
the first of November next. for terms ap-
ply to Mr.. P. Triplet.
- Edmund Denaey.
0stossr p:
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II rs Hmb to NIKE kno7on me truth and
10 bring 10 Hsht the fakSity Of me Infamous
tmhoStHreS my enemies haze ShrcaG zyith so
much hrcfnSton against me- The unhattv
circumstances Of me embareo in the Uniled
otaleS mas 7lreUented q Communication be-
f7oeen the continent end Bayti from furnish
7nS ohforfuHiHest 10 conjufe these deshicabke
assurances II IS MOI only 10 day rhat M
character rs 6Rosvn IN vain 7Uould Be me
aHehnHt 10 tart'fSh IL ) nyactonS alone 7vilt
froUe Tie .fai&ify Of their asserllons.
ahfedt 10 you .Hme,fcan merchants thds
maze been e8tabhShed numbers of years in
me TOWNS and fiorts Huder mn command
say " nrfiroferty and your fierSonS hare
euer suffered any iyury either from he
mt30rtuneS If ciu,H 7var or from The defect
81 police and Civilization. JHen entered
anto contracts 7oieh you, haze mol aLzunvs
Tehgtousfy .Jnyfhed the condifi0u8? HaUs
MOI 20" at all HD,eS carried on commercial
TanaaettonS min he greatest Sccu,fsv ar
me places TVLtch acknowledge The kel;itiniate
aufhoritg2
Comhare tie hoLce and Tie suborojuotiou
Ihnt HreVait. from Fort LiGcrty 10 So. Marc
Twfh the FcendoUSnesS ind the disorder uou
J"G m IRE Po1T u Grimes Port auP prince J
ma al fhe nLdccS 7chich are sill in hosSe$-
SION Of the rc6ei8 ) judge il 7Uhere justice is
Teperenced, and 7phere hroherty and her5ous
are as much reshected as hey are under
my dufhotity, Such disorders cum take
fi0ce.
Tie rebel Pefion and his accomhHce8. de-
Jrdfed by Sea and by land, are a4yare of he
danger offtcir sifHulion. Lies and cglun,
MES uioHc are hence/orh their last refuge :
Mey cHdeaVor by tie .jorce Of fcrfdV 10
keen uN M odiouS rebellion, iHSu9era6lc
eOeH TO Ho8e gOh0 haUe the misfortune TO be
enUelofed iH n. These 7Urstches fy.v 10
Gtfrocf you, beHeUoiencethe better ~ 6eirav
you--they make you Udin hron,ises 7vhich
t,hcy arc incaha6te ef/nJfHing --they neyey
kne7O any Mfng eise hhan TO deceive! Ylur
T'roilertg 4" .Sone, V'vou continue TO eonjfde
an Their fnSi0fouS re/iorts
Nerchant8 If me u. States, you cannot
DC ignorant ho7g much I hare oizvays had
~ hearf ~ Iirofect yoar commerce and your
JeHo1v citizcHS, scho trade zOith HagG Mn
dtaassitioHS are iDlmufabie--fhcy7 ciH neDer
change Came 10 the Cafe, Part Dehair,
Jean Rabek, Fart DQuEhin. 10 Gonaivts ana
~ dlarcs, III Z rcdHce lhe other fozuns--
lhnfssiH q tsOlys .fg6 NE same .Iacihly upa
''' same J'Ishee--cu8.e !othe part. 5uIjec.
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VIA BOSTON.

.S7 SErILLE, Man IS. .
The Sufreme Central Junfa has decreed
The assembly Of The National CoRrEs and
that a day shall be ser aharf in each near
Tor fiu6fc f''ayers for IRE restoration of
FERDIEAHn 7th- and ia f.e.fiefuatr The re-
m"m6'ance e. khe IBrnnnteat eomauct Of
.NAPoLEoN EoN6PXRTE.
LtssoT, May 90.
The Astnrians hare taken 50 .4ndero }
ard are hroceedins to7Jards Biscay.
pIc7oR still commands khe French in
EStremaGura !; ShBAS4IANI in La blanche
tile cekeJrated Cen RIDING is dead.
and BLAKE las succccdcG him in me com
niand ofihe ar7nuin Catalonia
Marshal BERESFoRD has published an
7tfested cofy Il an 1nfe"ccf''rd fetser from,
General kELLERMAN, he Frrnth con,n1an-
der in Chiefin i'PPER SPAIN 10 Marshal
SoULT; Ills da:ea PALADoLyD, Narch 81,
and onnounces tha, The OuEe Of IS1RI.s
{ RESSIERES IA a all the In'heriat Guards
rad 80t Of from Sltain, TO ON he Ems'c-
rOr.
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DOMESTIC.
NEw-YoRK, July 81.
rrRANsLATIoN.1

L N. %.
We are authorized to announce to the
merchants OF the United States that Ameri.
can -four will not be admitted into the port
OF Maracaybo, as will be seen ly the follow
ing letter from the governor of that place,
TO his excellency the Chevalier de Foroneia,
dated May %, 1909.
"Ihe American nation expected to do is
an injury by depriving US of its commerce ::
but they will now know, that this prohibit
on Ia. only served to make us acquainted
with our own resources, and to the great in
jury OF the principal branches of the Anne
rican commerce. For the want of Ameri-
can imports, we have had to resort to our
own produce. For two years past we have
been consuming no other than that of this
province; and in the ensuing year, we ex-
pect the harvest will be so abundant as to
enable us to export consdera able overplus ::
and tn give all possible encouragement to the
cultivation OF wheat this city has demand
ed, that the introduction of American flour
should he prohibited, which request has
been granted by the government Your eX-
cellency, IT you think proper, NAV give no
tice accordingly to the American mer-
hants."
We learn from Halifax, that IN the goth
ult. there were there ZOO troops and is
pendants lying in the harbor; and that adj
miral Cochrane's squadron is expected from
the West Indies, to pass the hurricane sea
son.
BY British order in council, issued in A.
pril, the governors Of the West-ln Is.
lands are authorized to permit, for twelve
months, the importation from neutral coun-
tries, In neutral vessels, of slaves, lumber.
hopses, mules, asses, neat cattle, sheep hogs
and every other species of live stock and
live provisions, and also Of every kind of pro.
visions whatsoever, (beef, pork and butter
excepted, which are the growth or produce
OF the country TO which the vessel, import
iRs the same. shall eelong-and the exporta-
tinn OF rum and molasses, and of any other
articles, goods and commodities whatsoever.
except sugar, Indigo, cotton, wool, coffee and
cocoa-a tonnage duty must exist at such Is
land, and duty OH fish.
PHILADkLhHIA, July 81.
Mr.. Erskine, the British minister arri
we'd in town last evening, from WASHINGTON
city.
The following American vessels were AT
Cadiz May 22:-Intrepid, Saratoga, Shelf
iiesd. Calpc, RolIa, Georgiana, from South
ern ports-ship Cornplanter, from Philadel-
phla-siH other vessels from eastern ports,
and Sc eral in the bay.
! The Presidents Proclamation, permitting
the trade to English ports, was received at
Cadiz by the Cornplanter from Philadelphi
a; IN consequence of which, several vessels
loaded with tobacco, were preparing to sail
from C'rdIz for England by the 10th June.
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z HE Subscribers for the Book of FoRus
b of LEGAL PsocEsS and JUDICIAL PRo-
cEEpINos, proposed TO be published by me, are
informed that the york is in Press, and il is ex-
pected, from the progress which has been made
IN the printing thereof, that the Book will be rca-
dy for delivery by the ensuing fall terms OF tie
Superior Courts of Law. here take the Eber-
ty Of suggesting 60 those who wish to own this
Book. and have nst subscribed therefor, the ad
vantage of doing SO as early as possible, and
complying with the terms oil subscription here
totore published, as a very small number Of CO.
pies will be printed, which will be delivered
az there be occasion to do so,) according to
the dates of subscriptions.
.. ]. ROBINSON.
Richmond, July %. IF
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I .ANDS FOR SALE.--The Subscribers, at.
IL tornes in fact, for Col John Simon Farley,
and his sister, Mrs Elizabeth Morsun, residents
in Great Britain, offer for sale their remaining
proportion OF that valuable
Tract or LIND.
In the county of Rockingham and stats of North
Caroline, called the Ssurstown Estate. 81.
This land lying contiguous to one 81 the BRAN
ches Of Roanoke River, and in the midst of a
wealthy country, represented to be Of great fer
tiity, and 20 unite SO MANY advantages as TO be
well worth the attention OF the purchasers it
contains from 10 TO 1000 acres, and will be sold
in one whole, or III distinct parcels, at The option
of those who may wish 10 buys tor which pur-
pose il has been laid off in separate lots A plot
of The land is left in tire possessionof VIM Ed
ward Broaduax, esq. Of Erunsv:icl; county, Vir-
gInia, who has purchased part Of it, and to
whom, for more correct information as to its qua
l'ty, situation and other advantages, purchaser.
are referred, az well as 70 MIR Ira Ellis, who
lives Oh the spot MIR. BroadnaX sill also make.
Known the terms Of sale, and any contract enter
ed into with him for the purchase of the above
land, or any part thereof, viii be obligatory on
ourselves, and our principals.
3 K T4rLOR,
o.. JOAN DUNLOP
Petersburg, Va. July %, CIV
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" ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-The
Subscribers wish TO dispose of that valua-
BILE tract of LAND called FoRr LEWIS, living
ia the Counties Of Bottetourt and Montgomery,
and containing about 1900 acres They also
wish 20 sell $3.50 acres of Land lying in the
County OF Fluyahna, on the south side of the
Kicanna river, extending from Col Cary. line,
down the III ar, to within about mile of CO.
Iumbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in FIVE dis
tinct tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may best sWt any person desirous of purchss-
ing. One fourth of the amount being paid in
hand, any reasonable credit will! be gwen for the
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July 90 IS
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tish admiralty be so much under the inIiu-
ence of mercy Or inactivity, rs not tolay all
the important ports of Holland immediately
under blockade? What then? If our vessels
attempt 10 go in, they are ton hris--if they
90 into British ports for a market. theircar-
goes will almos, he sacrificed for a song
British merchants will purchase it, procure
a license. and Snugge it into the continent.
Thus they will run of with all the hrofts of
our cargoes--and spe shall receive indemni.
~ with vengeance
1t seems scarcely necessary to notice the
short date at which the clearance of vessels
in this country for Dutch ports is to expire
Amidst such a mass of atrocities, one feature
may at least be spared from the group
Still j: is fact, that the Orders of Nav
VIII not arrive in many of our ports until
after the goth 1uly--al those vessels of
course, which s,ay happento sail within this
interval, arc good frize."
Mr. Jackson has been mir ,;named the Cobenta-
gen Negoc Wor-from the share which he had in
tiiai auocious transaction.
According 10 The Merchants of London, use
must not Garry on the trade to Holiand-We, be-
iHS neutral, can 10 !, 6et.cr tey7sis than they,
who are 6el!iScYents & smnSyiers This is in truth
one OF The great key! to the measures OF their
O. The joilo7ying is foe,, the BOSTON
fEpERIORY-han4edto Us last eveniag,-Le.
the reader take II ior What itis yvo,tA :
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10 my authority, and yoit 4syiR Fudge far
yoursefves Of the ruth Of zshich + declare.
The PROSPERITY of The cnilivation. me Aaa
hy dishosi,iens Of the gopernmest e fhr in
ha6itants. are the guarantees offhe oavan-
toges. srhich s0W be offered to you by the
state IF HayH.
Done az the Palace Of the Cate. The I'd
Juiy, 1909. sirth year Of INDEPENDENCE.
HENRY CHRIS7OPYE.
BY the president.
ROUANEZ, jttnr.
Secretary Of STATE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-28
Richmond, July %.

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w house SEKvhNTs-one male, the other
female for one or both, if we'll recommended,
a liberal price will be paid in casln-Apply to
Messrs. Tompkins & Murray of Richmond,
or to JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July o. ct