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nR. p1NkxEY TO Mp syIr,y
LONDON, 24th Feb. 1911,

LONDON, 24th Feb. 1911.
Silk received last night Lord WeNes.,
iey,s answer (of which copy is inclosed1 To
my letter OF the 9TH inst. He has marked il,
Ef.Oase' and speaks of my letter to him as
being Private also. My letter, however. was
not so marked or intended /; and his answer
however marked, is essentially an official
communication of great Importance.
Ills letter amounts to an explicit dec,ara
uon mat the orders in Council are to be per-
sisted IN and it furnishes no evidence of p
disposition to give us any thing bpt vague Sc
general professions on any subject. / did not
therefore hesitate to send him reply. de-.
ciaring my intention to take leave on the 2Sth
IN pursuance of my request of the 18th. and
declining to attend the Princess levee ON
tuesday the Goth. OF this reply copyis now
transmitted.
10 mistake the views of this governments
rs now impossible. They are such as i all
ways believed them to be, and will, hone :
be resisted with spirit g, frmness.
In shaping my. course on this occasion, /
have endcavored to conform to the orders OF
the PRESIDENT, signiiied to me in vour letter
OF the 18th Of Nov With those orders. asI
understand them, ms own wishes certainly.
concurred bat trust that ! have not suf4
tered inclination 70 influence my irterpretati=
on ofthem.
According 20 your letter my functions
were to be considered as suspended on the
receipt Dit, il the British government had
not Me1t appointed minister plenipotentiart.
othe y. States. Such an appointment had
not at that time been made, and conse1ue,ts
| iy the suspension took place.
upon careful consideration Of your !es4er.
u appeared to me to look to a reUi1,dI Of my
functions, in the event of satisfactory
change in the posture of our relations with
TINS country. could not, indeed, find in IL
any precise provision TO that efect but there
was apparently room Ter such construction
ana nave already informed you that, howe
Vet anxious 10 close my mission ard retire
from the public service / was disposcd 10
act, for Il few weeks, uron that imr,rcat;on
! in case such change occurred in CIR rela2
tons as deemed Safiqiactorv one.
| ltcould not be imagined that the arpoinfg
mcnt Of MI Foster produced that change
and supposing il to be left, in some decree ~
least, to my discretion 90 determine in what
II should consist, had no difficulty III dccid-
ing that the inm ediate repeal of the Ordcrs
IN council and the Blockade Of Nav 1906. q,
distinct pledge on the affair of the thesa
peake' and a manifestation of q disposition to
accommodate with us, on principles Of ms
! ticc, on all other concerns, were indisb;nsa-
bic ingredients. 1t followed that, uD1n re-
ceiyipg Lord Wtllcslcy's letter of 'vester-
| days date, had no choice but 70 press to,,
ry audience of leave.
! It may perhaps be thought thai c,~bt
| not to have refused to apreay at Carlton
! House on the 26th; for the purpose Of being
presented with the other foreitR mibisters
to The Recent. have not myself, ahJSiotbt
ct az upon that point. Ny appearance ~
'rhe l.fvce .Sr such rirTnsc would isrnAsE
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Ep Y virtue of Deed of Trust executed by

EpY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by
-aE lanes C. Anthony and Mary 5. Antho-
NJ as wise to the Subscriber, bearing date the
day of December, in the year 1S1o-and duly
recorded in the General Court-UiI be Sold, to the
Highest bidder, for ready money, ON Saturday, the
seventh of D .cember next, before the door of the
Bel in the CITY Of Richmond, undivided, Sd part
" Tract Of LAND, situate in the county of Glou-
Jester, called and known BY the name of Paradise,
containing, in the whole, Eighteen Hundred Heres,
more or ess--it being the tract ofLand devils
al BY Philip lee to his three daughters.-Also, the
following SLAVES, to SYit Sam, Frank, Bob,
Jerry Reuben, Daniel Patsey, Lewis and his
wife, aud Mary Girl The sale of the foregoing
propery will take place at the hour of Eleven, in the
forenoon deed, with special warranty,
will be made the purchaser, for the Land and bill
of sale, with the iike warranty, for the Slaves, by
UrTLLf.4N MRS mn,
Trustee.
Richmond, Nov I, IDS
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SAMUEL TEMPLEa VIM,
ELIZA. STEPToE, deed.
kpoBERT NELSON & Co. have receiv-

spOBERT NELSON & Co. have receiy-
y u ed, and are now opening at their Store,
Maip-street0 very extensive and general assort-
ment Of WOOLLE.N, COTTON 81 F.4.NCY
GOODS, ofthe newest fashions, which they will
sell, Wholesale and Retail, at their usual prices for
Cash or Acceptances in Town.
Oct. IS. IF
p. s. They have also received an elegant assort-
mcnt of JEWELRY, Of the latest fashions-En-
g;sh, French and American manufacture--A few
boxes PATENT SILK HITS, of the FIRST qua.
lity
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DOCUMENTS
Accomfonying tie Presidents MESSAGE
(CoNTfEUED.)
Letters If Mr.. Pinkney 10 the Secretary OF
STATE, and IF Mr.. RusseNto Mr.,
PiHkney--:corcisdcd.
MR.. rINENEY no LORD WELLESLEY,
GREAT CUMBERLAND PLACE,

GREAT CUMBERLAND PLACE,
January Ia, 1871
My Log D--Aftcr lapse Of many months
aimee had the honor to receive and convey
to my government your Lordship's repeated
assurances, written as well as verbal, (Which
You declined, however, to put into an official
torm) that il was your intention irtuedi-
" 9fciR to recommend the appointment Of a
" Minister Plcnipoten;iary from the King to
" the United Sta.cs," the British govern
ment continues to be Represented at WASH
ington by Charge d'.4faircs, and no steps
whatever appear to have been taken 70 fulfil
the expectation which the aforementioned
assurances produce and justified.
In tbiS state Of things it has become nv
duty 10 inform your Lordsiiip, in compliance
with my Instructions, that the government
Of the United States cfanct continue 20 be
represented here by Minister Plcnipotenti-
agy.
As soon, therefore, as the situation Of the
Kings government will permit, l shall wish
70 take my leave ard return to America in
the United States frigatc Essex, now wing
lat Plymouth; having first named, as I am
specially authorised T. dc. fit person 10 take
harse ofthe affairs of the American legation
~ this country.
have the honor tn be, &c. &c.
(Sigr'ed) WN pllIKNT.y.
z.fc rrcst nsJ1e tic. EEargnts wcsosisM
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AxURPHYS & CRUMP, fourth door above
IN the eell Tavern, Richmond, have on
Hand an assortment. of GROCERIES, CHINA,
GLASS aud CROCKERY WARE, which they offer
for sale on reasonable terms, or i'll exchange for
country produce.
They have Just received supply of fresh Teas,
london Porter, and Salt in sacks, Liverpool filled.
November 30 If
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n~E HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward

n%E. HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward
W Runaway from the Subscriber, in Ha-
Ifax County, Va on the night of the 7tb instant,
THREE SLAVES, viz. JlCK, bis wife BET1fF,
and their daughter F.2gN.NY. Jack is small rnu-
iato man about 40 IS years of age, his hair in
eincd to be straightc is very sensible, and an ac-
i've, good gardener, hostler and carriage driver
Betty is large mulauo woman, inclined to be very
acshy, and has pleasing countcnanee when spoken
to--she is between 80 and IS years Of age---And
Fanny, muatto girl, II or Is years of age, very
cross-eyed, has pleasing countenance, and apt to
smile when spoken to-slie is low, but stout and well
made. Jack carried with him two BlGe Coats turn
ed up with buff, one Of which nearly new and
number of other clothes. Betty and Fanny carri-
ed with them number OF clothes, rccoliected.
Fhey will doubt ATTEMPT pass free, aud pro-
hably will be lurking about Richmond, where Betty
has brother and u mother living both oe them as
Gee---her brother calls himself John Harnbleton.-
All nasters of vessels and others a~e cautioned a.
gainst conveying away in any wny harborins said
Slave ut their peril.
7 will give the above reward if secilrch in any Jail
that get them again, ope-tlrd for either Of
them. II brought home, all reasonable charges will
be pail in addition to the above reward.
N. p. Jack formerly belonged 20 John Byrd, and
Eetty was purchased Of Jol,u Corhit.
JOHN WI SON,
Com-,i'fce Of
JAMES A. GLENN. =,
Sent. g.. r.
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FHViE subscriber being about to leave the
II country, requests all persons to whom he
is indebted (f there any suci) t. apply for pay
ment. GEO JEFFERSON
NOV ~. 2wp
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MTOTICE-The subscribers having de-
< tecmined to make another effort for the purpose
of discharging their just debts beg leave to call a
sueeting of their creditors the Bell Tavern, on
Thursday the 2sth inst in order to lay before them
suc. proposals for the liquidation of their debts and
and sense Of Justice demands tits earnestly desr-
ed that this solicitation will be attended to.
RO. TURNER,
ron SELF &
GEO. TURNER.
November .32. Stp
NIB The time Of meeting to be between and
O'clock in the evening, in the old coffee room.
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BY Thomas Richie.

or COMPROMISING Dollars year, to be
IAaid annually in advance. Those who do mob direct
r,eir paers be discontinued at the end of the year,
will be considered, engaged for the next.None will
6e discontnuet until all arrearages have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS None will be inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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TOHN KING has just received an adsli-
- tional assortment of FALL. & WINTER
GOODS which he will sen, at Lis usual cheap rates
for cash
Richmond Oct go. If
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by your Lordship at what time His Royal
Highness the Prince Regent will Go me the
honor to give me audience Of leave.
have the honor to be, with great re-
sPect and confederation, my lord, your lord
ships most ooedient humble servant,
(Sgned) Wp1. PINKNEY.
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EIGHT or TEN well disposed Negroes
aI are wanted, for next year, at our Mills
For such as will answer, liberal hire will be paid
CALICO, RICHARD & Co
Richmond, Nov. 49, If
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EtNCY GOODS & MILLJNERY.-Fo-
v bert D0Uidsor hos iust received p hand
sc.pe assovtrpent Of F.g,NIiY GOODS ~ MINI
.NERY, which he offers for sale Composite The Globe
Fa7ern,) or TIC most reasonas tcrms--Thc Mill
1erY rrd N1ontgG--Jrtiag viii BE attended 10 by
Mrs Davidson - formerly Al orders viii he pune
tualiy cxccrtcd. and in the NOS onahle rnanncr
Y. ~ having made arrangement 81 procure from
The north the newest fashions me shortest notcc
Nov. ~. f
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MIR. P1NKNEY TIC THE. SECRETARY OF
.. STATE.

! MIR. P1NKNyY TIC THE. SECRETARY OF
| STATE,
LONDON, February 16,l 1911.
!. SiR-I received at Il very late hour last
night two notes from Lord Wellesley (bcar-
! ing date February 18th, 1919 Of which,
copies, marked Nc. land No 2, are cncio-
sed.-Takcn together (as of course.they mast
be,) they announce the appointment OF Mr..
Foster rs Envoy Extraordinary * Minister
lPleIipotentiary to the u. S. and set forth the
reasons why an appointment has been solong
DELAYED.
You will perceive, in the second and third
paragraphs of the unofficial paper, a distinct
disavowal of the offensive views which the
appointment OF a mere Charge d'.lfaircs, &
other circumstances, appeared originally to
Indicate.
We arc nov told, in writing, that the de-
lay in appointing Minister Plenipotentiary
was occasioned in the first instance, not by
any such considerations as have been suppo-
sed, but "by an earnest desire of rendering
= the appointment satisfactory to the United
9 States, and conducive to the effectuai esta-
biishment of harmony between the two go
= vernments ;" that more recently /" the
state OF his Majesty's governmentrendered
timpossible to make the intended appoint
ment ;" s. that Lord Wellesley was there
tore concerned to find, by my letter of the
14th OF January, that the government OF the
+" United States should be induced to sup
pose that any indisposition could exist on
8 the part of his Majesty's government, to
place the British mission in America OIL the
footing most acceptable tothe U. States, as
soon as might be practicable consistently
g with the convenience of affairs in this coun-
"try."
The two papers are evidently calculated
to prevent me from acting upon my late re-
quest of an audience OF leave, and they GER
tainly seem to put it in my power, if they
do not make it my duty, to forbearto act upon
lit
have thunder consideration Cooking TO
the instructions contained i'll your letter of
the 18th of Noyember) what course l ought
to pursue. 1t is at any rate mig intention to
return TO America in the Essex, as shall
doubtless have the Presidents permission to
DO IN consequences Of my letter you of the
Gath Of November.
! have the honor to De, With great re-
spect, &c.
WIN. PINKNEY.
The Secretary IF State ,ofAc
United States.
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nANCING- SCHOOLGIRL La Taste

AANCING SCHOOL.-John La Taste
~ respectfully informs the inhabitants of
the City of Richmond, that his SCHOOL. is now o.
pened, at his Ball Room facing the Basin, and will
continue until the LIST day of june next The days OF
tuition will be this season. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. once fortnight-beginning on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th.
During the winter, on the two first days of eaoh
Dance, Tuesday and Thurst!ay) the school viii be-
gin at eight O'Clock, and break up at three, instead
of one-those two hours to replace the same fin,e
that he kept formerly in the afternoon--And on
the last days Saturday, there shall be practising in
the afternoon from three to six.
Young gentlemen wishing to be instructed in Dam
cling, are respectfully informed, that his Evening
School il opened and kept Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday, from to o'clock.
His Ball Room being ready, his PARTIES will
positively commence on Tuesday, Nov. 26th, and
continue ON the same day, every other week, during
the Observation-Disclosures, 81
Nov 10. If
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WILLIAMSBURG Chancery District
w Court
BefSreen
. James Steptoe and others Co7nbPts
find
Saml. Templeman, Ex'r. of
Elizabeth Steptoe, decd. Def.
The decree pronounced in this case, on the 9Th day
of November, 1905, having been affirmed by the
Court OF Appeais-I hereby gipe notice. that on the
LIST day OF January next, shall be ready to deliver
the negroes to the commissioners who are appointed
to divide and aot them agreeable to the said decree.
Those who are interested, will be pleased to attend
at Westmoreland Court house, that day, In person.
by their agent-It appears from the decree, that
the following persons should be notified to attend if
they please. vis. James Steptoe, Elizabeth Steptoe,
widow of VIM. Steptoe, decd. Tor herself and chill.
dren---Henry Lee, decd. Bernard Moore Car
ter, Ludwell Lee, Laurence Washington, Lucy
Washington, Xxx. of Geo. s. Washington, decd
Fanny Lee, Ex'x. of Thomas L.. Lee, decd Lud-
well Lee, Ex'r. of Thomas Lee, deed. The Ex'rs.
IF William A. Washington, dec'd.-John Park and
John ID. Orr.
SAMUEL TEMPT E. MN.
ExecutoS Of
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TaTATTED imnediatcly,a ME1 Anrse
w Apply at this pEigc.
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-, FOR SALE, FREIGHT or CHI AR
xs21EISM>> FER, tue excellent ship SILVER
"a MKN- GREY, Capt. Potter, now living at
sesSEe@ City Point burthen $50 IIhds. To-
- bacco, or $500 bbs. Flour. Freight
10 port direct in Great Britain would be preferred.
Fur terms appiyto
= November S. F,- II.
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lord WELLESLEY TO MR.. pIEsNsY.
(MGrked +" Ptiuate"J
EOp NJ NEnIcR

to You, respecting the appointment of a
Minister Pienipotentiary from the King to
the United STATES, | have endeavored to ex-
plain TO you in the most distinct manner, the
circumstances, which had delayed that APP
pointment ; and | have expressed my in
tention to recommend that il should be
carried into effect as soon as the situat-l
on OF His MaJesty's government will permit
The delay was oCcasioned in the first in
stance (as stated TO You repeatedly by an
earnest desire of rendering the appointment
satisfactoryto the United States and condu-
Give to the eftcctual establishment OF harmo-
ny betweenthe two governments. Since that
period of-time the state of his Majesty's CO.
vcrnment rendered it impossible tomake the
intended appointment
| was therefore concerned to find, by
your letter OF the 18th of January, that the
government of the United States should be
induced to suppose that any indisposition
could exist On the part of His Majesty's go
vernment, to place the British mission in A.
merica on the footing most acceptable to the
U. >. as soon as might be practicable, con-
sistently with the convenience of affairs in
this country
In pursuance of the intention 80 often de-
clared to you, His Royal Highness the Prince
Regent has been pleased, in the name and on
behalf of His Majesty, to appoint Mr. Fos-
te1 (lateiy charged with his Maiesty's af-
fairs in Sweden) to be his Majesty's Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to the y Sand that appointment will be
notified in the next Gazette.
You will of course exercise your own judg-
ment, under these circumstances, respec-
ting the propriety OF requiring an a,idience
of leave, ON the grounds which you have
stated.
| have the bonorto be, with great respect
e@,I...
humble servant,
(Signcd) WELLESLEY.
LORD WELLESLEY TO MR.. P1NKNEY.
FOREIGN OFF1GE,
February IS, 1911.
! SIR-EIayins submitted 70 His Royal
| Iiighness the Prince Regent, your desire to
have an audience of Leave, with a view TO
your return to America, / am commanded
! by his Royal Highness TO inform YOU that he
will be prepared to receive YOU at Carlton
House on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
I At the same time, | am commanded "a
inform You that his ROYAL Highness, in the
name and on behalf Of his Majesty, has been
pleased TO appoint Augustus Foster, Esq.
! Cately charged With his Maiesty's affairs in
! Swcden) to be his Maicsty's Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary, 70 the
| US.
| have the honor ~ DC, Sir, With great re-
| spcct and consideration, your most faithful
and humble servant,
4 (5igned) WELLESLEY
MR.. PINENEY TO THE SECRETARY OF
STATE.
LONDON. Feb. fe. fot1.
| SIH--Thc result Of my reflections on Lord
! Welles!ey's two communications Of the 18th
! inst. VIII be found in my letter to him OF YES
! terday's date, of wire, nav trarcruis n
! CITY.
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in imitation ofswans down He no doubt wal
attempt to pass tor free man, & probably will
he lurking about Petersburg or it's vicinity
where ann told free woman lives with whom
ne mad taken up sc'"e sine Pastor perh- y
gone to Sm'thfeld, where his mother lives -
All masters OF vessels and others are cautone,l
against conveying away Ut in any way harbour
ins the said fellow at their per-,I will give TIE,
absve reward; # secured in any gal in the stat,
so that get him again-snd forty dollars if ta-
ken & secured out Of the state.
r. S. II brought home, all reasonable charges
Will be paid IN addition to the above reward
VIM. YOUNG
Richmond, April 16. IF
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PENITEN71ARr STORE RE MOVED.

-" NJ. ANDERSON, having been recently APP
w pointed Agent for the Common wealth, in
She place of (David ]. Burr resigned, has re-
moved the Penitentiary Store to the H use for
merly occupied by Oakley Philpotts, nearly op
Posite Robert CANDLES, where he will keep
constant supply of the articles enumerated be-
low. The manifest improvement in the quality
of the nails manufactured at the p -ntentary,
under the direction o., the present Supermten-
d7nt of the Institution the late deduoiion
which has been made from the former low prices
OF the Cut nails. together with the disposition
which should be felt by the nhsbtants of the
State, for TIE encouragement of its own manu-
features, are Inducements which he hstters him
sell, will give them preference to any others
IN Market ord ars from Merchants, inspectors,
Carpenters, or others, living in the Country
shall be particularly attended TO.
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II WENrY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
\ Ranaway from the subscriber, on the
night Of the 9tb inst. q mulatto man named
Join, al!ss John White, he is remarkable likely
Upwards of six feet high, about % to % old
--nis hs,r inclined to be srajght-----he is very
sens Die, cen read nd believe wrrte-he for
mcliy belonged to NJ. b niamin Drew 81
Snihhcld, AID served him as a house servant
ard WAS rs am informed an extraordinary good
cle: he carried with him--a drab surtout coat
B. er 'rn bali worn w,th pockets at the side,
-----s hl'c. clo3e Bodied do. one pair whit,
,.u,tc pentaioons oI virginia 10th One do
m. 10 lone DO. blue p..ans----one vest striped
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o. Published BY Tho,na. Richie. neayf, ob.
petite the Globe Tavern, Richmond. Virg mil
IT CONDITIONS .-Five dollars a year, TO
Be paid annually in advance. Those who wish TO
te conidered a. annual sv6scrbers, must hereafter
designate 1t at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
shsir papers vii he discontinued at the expiration
Of the first year
GJ ADVERTISIN:- Non-residents IF tb;s
City and Manchester ,,xs. paw for their adve,ti.r
ssents before they abbear in this PAPER The
Price per squire is, rs Cents for rhe first insertion,
and 50 foreve,y subsequent one.
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CT There will be published, from this Office,
(perhaps in volumes.}

TperH2pS III q Volumes.
THE OLD BACHELOR,
Which has deservedly attracted the attention of
thelterary worlds work, which has, in fact,
been pronounced sufficient to redeem the cha
racter of the American Literature from the ILL
beral structures of the Edinburgh Review.
Subscriptions will be received at this office !;
with view of forming some sort of estimate
as TO the number ofcopies, which may be struck
off. Those who wish to have a copy Of these e.
Iegant Essays in the book-forH, would therefore
oblge the Editor by entering their names, as
soon is convenient:
The work shall be put to press in a new type
and on good paper. ~,
~ Any gentleman who is disposed to receive
subscribers in his neghborhood, will have the
ehanks Of the Editor.
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LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

We have received flies of Portuguese
aud span Sh Gazei1es, down to the earl,
part Of April, and some private adyiees OF |
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WROUGHT NILS.
Retail Prices.
CUT BRADSs

RFnad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mat
tochs, Peck Axes, Grubbing Hoes, Broad
Bj''1g and Garden Hoes, Traces, Well
7ns, Plough Shares and Coulters, Stretch
er. and Ok chairs Hinges of different ST.
2cs Hammers, Wedg s, Tenders and Cind +
Siyeis, Snaffl s Curh and Blind Brides, Hal
Ter, Horse AMI Mule Golfers, Surcinges, Back
Z d. Belly Bands, Braces, Breaching, Fir
Bufi :, B d C9rds, Leading Lines, Sash Cord.
C TX Lines and Seine Irvine. Cotton Cloth #
diff rent descriptions, Spun Colt n, Bed Tyke,
Mnrnccn q IN. &c e,
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

D.. C.
TOBACCO, q to-
REPRESENTATIVES,, so
DO. FINE, 9
CORN, PER BARREL, 4
WHEAT, I &c
BACON, TER LIB. 90 ID
WHI5KEY, PER GALLON, o 81
BAR IRON, PER TON, 100 90
HEMP, PER TON, $50 300