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Negroes 9nr Sale.

WILL be sold cash on the 2sth Of February ffs
" ~ not The next far day Henry Floods tavern
in buckingham county, OF 0hkely NEGROES. consis
ting of men boys, &c. GEORGE ". WEST
Executor Of koben west deceased.
King William, February 8. ~ los
~ Posi- PCNFWENT lie above sale is oesipaned
until tie lith oiNfch meas, i $500 80 net tbe u - fr
day. ftctaaigi7
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Nrown w inaoW Nlaes.
eMeAiciNA StNve.

JAMES RICHARDSON 4 co. I'd door on II 81 ,,,,v..
a. 9Th ST. and opposite the Swan Tavern have orened
an assortment OF URUGS MEUYCJNES y AJ,S
&c. JUST received which they US ro,.
rate cash prices as eau be afforded. hey invite the
custom 81 the practitioners Of line ci,y and
country, with promise that tl.e stall ~.
properly amd correctly prepared.
J9NES RiCHaRDSON. having been Practically
employed heretofore in preparing and copou5d ~ ne.
diclneS, shall devote his atieiion TO lie
aud the public may rely The accuracy and loelitv
WIN winch II viii be conducted aHd any aiyices gwen
% hinl, with respect u The ss Of medicine n.ay be
depended Hpon. as he has a; and ioI may
years pracised medicine
GARDEN SEEDS of last year, OF ali sorts and A le.y
nower seeds, for sale. n An 4fpPrenfics wan,ed
February 50 VIZ
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Attention.

HAVlNG sold out my cs Of FOODS on hand fortl,e
purpose Of collecting all debs that may he Due and
nlschatging Az that say hc rs, me, nv means
hdhd at ihts tine bciHg very lfd, o0mpsis
ny n ends and cusoinci 20 dischlt their Tesysctits
accounts without dea' " viii be Of MS power 10
JOtFA aifCHELL.
IT JOHN r. FRASER, iaving pnfctastc 81 s.otk Il
'n'oN on hand aud will continue 20 ktsp aeherai as
lnpdsiint terms. j. ST.
Petersburg. febfuatv ,.
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%Otice.

I'm the sh of this moath tool from on be Ard uf s.
- % Jacks0ws h1at, one barrel ~ FLOUR bra.dr8
=. G. Jefferson, aud be7nns the LyncbDrfe nsgtctDp
braud Of supefnne
Ihis Is 20 feqnest the 10 come abf Prove his
property. pas charges dae fabr l@ay o. sLat d.si
With q 90 tie las directs.
VILLAS plGG0Tl tusp,clof
~ coats III i8rh HaftfGr.
Januars Is ~ go,
htANANAT from Tie suBscrihel 30 TIE 1ah lsi NJ. /.
- an Spfteuice 1sf. DAVID "a fE' fli,E5. 90 ~
VAN du pcfs1ns ir"i hdIueuil ttapl 3ff o. atd
apprentice. audfftBe Ucsaiiy ftr fst n.sfiors o. s.
serving hi' une WIN me- ohica si 30 pa. sntti e.
18th eay 81 Jfly. is2f
reward 81 go wii be given % ~, pei m. o. 80.
sons, who wi anptCtend ald deliver st ppscntitc %
nle. n the c01TJ ci Chail1iic nrsf SIS Iaan Ks,t
Fe3Tmry a.
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JOHN ~. FRASER respectfully informs his Girndf &
The public, thri be- has lately purchased Mf lanes M
chetPs stock Of NEkCHANDiLE, taaiWuirg an sss8.t-
meht of Dry Go0ds HsrdSoorc aud ref(tr tn gtdrs-
en- to which he will add be- fcw dajs iftsh sa0py,
Svl,an'e 70 The approaching srasoasli OinLic 81, Nal
sell NJ The most accommodating terms.
bohngDrocs Stfeet. SO. =, zen. ~ p0w4m
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PORT OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA
ARHl|ED-Brig only Son, Robinson Thouastown
sehr Indian Hunter, Seaman, New YOTk EXpe riment
Pereyal, w Indies On the 10th Of January, BafHabas
faIsef seaman tell from the masthead and struck his
bead on The windlass-he survived oni, about an hour
IN TAT "a deg and long 10, spoke the schr Mary Gosh
ing zen days from Boston, bound Tor St Jago de Cuba
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HaYYy Gaines

AS removed 10 The city Of Richmond where he viii
II practise Law 10 the Superior Cout Of ancery Tie
superior and Inferior Courts Of Hcnfco aud the Hu.t
ings Court hewii as heretofore regularly attead The
Coutts Of King Queen and Middcsex the Snuefiof
Oouts OF Gloucester and King william aud tie Snpefi
of and Quarterly Courts OF Essex. ~. Ills oGce p. on
MARKET Bridge. Feb. 40 ox4,
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NegrNes 9oY Sale

n pursuaure OF decree Of comfy court Of tia,o
xfrh "f hs NORTH frbfnarv lir tsfwi.r The ~
s'r dat at The tavern at VIM. wckrf ion iSih. To-. I,
pait pi tie t"nn.y OF aan1ver. Einht NEIRObs-a
me heheih 81 hislesaees. Lfedit IN Tie Lrst ~, of ~
mary hest WI ne an wed the purchasers uso ihstr
giving bond .nd approved seeftip.
VI" De sold also a tie iiie aud place ard ga
te same tefuls IA parsrance Of arether deere. ~ fte
saiG court -FOUR NftROEs- belonging to tls ess,.. II
ELIZABETH CRUrCltiELD decreased W,ios of J,hn
Cruichfed, ioI tie helcai % hes dsa .bulees
~ The above negroes consis, of inen women ava
children. IFil, ctL,l liSSts.,.ft. 80
February IL D, a.
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GuNvOw0pv.

VIE sub erber agent for The proprietor "a the Niire
HAIR Mus. Keeps constantly Ter sale On very favor.
able terms e, ~ & FFF GUNPowDER, which he war
rans to be eqna! Ia quality any manufactured ~ Tie
- States. Il. BAKER, DOCk-T0w.
JIMMY y. 4 ttr,f
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.AgricMltMvaN SncietY

az hLBEMtRLE.-A speriai meeting will be held -
~ Charlottesville the fret Monday ia March next
A full meeting is desiIahie.
" request of the 49, Vice President.
P.MlNOF, Secretary.
January ~. 81 vtd,n
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'Yucks IslaMA SMlt.

fNHE cargo OF the schr Experiment. consisting OF $500
bushels Turks Island Salt of very good quality Just
arrived at Rocketts-for sale, by
SMITH x RIDDLE.
February 10. oatf
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Canton.

TNHE subscriber takes this method Of Informing the
public that be held NOTE, execHted by HENRY
KING, amount 5 800, dated EohmOBd, July 2lst 1877
and drawn ON deinandas he has lost The said note
~. WIN. S. WYATT
February 10. o. N
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PeniteNEary.

WISH to purchase for this Institution parcel Of good
FLAX and HOUSE TIAsER, fOI which liberal price
viii he given. SAMUEL p. PARSONS, Keeper.
feuTnar1 10. .aa q
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VWenty Dollars

TWILL be paid upon the delivery Of SAM 10 the sub
w scIibeT, residing IN the City of Richmond sam
ran away about the middle OF August last is black man.
o. common sire, twenty Bine old has a smlky aud
down look, neither uses the comb razor generally
complains Of pains IN his hip and os aud Tor his relief
wears belt lie wishes to appear as old aud mach
~ rags as possible II closely examined vii stanner
and tell improbable story suspect he IS InI King be.
tween ihis place aud Lynohbnfg.
JOHN MURPHY Sen.
FEBRUARY 10. p3y
CntNCEBY.-ln Notlonay county cont, 5th Nov.
James camp q sarah hi vile. william, rIoprnoy Ann
bis vile, Jincy jiuniHgs saiJ Oliver and Rpbt y. Bill
lnps < Armon his vie, (omggaia0nfs
AGAINST
Langley y. Jinnings ,Jsiues Dupuy BSni ward David
g Talbot < Martha his wife, aud John Hsliand Flzs
beth his wife, Df(sadoafs.
This suit abates as to James Camp he having ,eust
ed this lite; and thsca by consent OF the pai
ties 20 be heard ~ being admitted that the order of pub
licatiOn against John Hall Elizabeth his wife non fe
doth order aud decree that the bill ne taken tor confess
edAs 10 tbs defendants, Oftte inietlucutofy de
cree has been Returned executed ON the csde defend
auts, except as t. Langley X. Innings who has Gled bis
aud confederation there's IL is decteed aud
ordered that tic defendant Langley g. Ines do nias
~ an account O his uasacioils executor 0f Joseph
Jnniugs dec since the death Of Ann Jhuings the exec
utfix, beiOfe John p Duruy master commissioner IN
CHANGER this court aud also 81 the sales OF the per.
shable estate uudeviscd by the said Joseph Jiunngs and
that he also take account 0f the sale slaves sold by
the defendants Duruy ward aud divide the amount so
found due those accounts among all the compliments
aus defendants. according 10 The award II certain
parties respecting The said sales and ihal be report
the court tof q mai decree. copy-feste.
Y. vs.. POWELL, u. c. ". G.
TIE parties interested will take NOTICE That shall
te county, % Soitoway, ON hs tb 1oncas n ann next
neirc he p dey ot tht NORTH, CAfy iuto effect
me fo'eg'irr dsCfss. JOIN e brPtY ~ G. n. e..
fegiie}i9 qAN9t
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to decree the au'iity af the marriage,
which pre-supposes, and can only be
founded upon, Ike previous judgment OF
the court, thar the parties are guilty of
the crime imputed 10 them. IL not only
prays that the court should decide whether
they be guilty OF not, but requires IL TO
iniiict the consequent punishment upon
them.
The act of the parties now in question,
although ii ofiends highly against the
laws and public morals of the country,
mfiicts no private injury upon any midi,
vidual. 1t is therefore 10 be considered
entirely as a public wrong, in conlradis-
tinction 10 one involving, also, a civil IN
jury and IL follows that a prosecution
therefor, is, emphatically, public or
criminal prosecution, and is not, III any
sense, civil proceeding.
This prosecution does rot lose that
character from the preventive duty as
signed 10 the court, of restraining The fu-
iure inter, curse OF the parties. Although
thai powerpruperly belongs la a civil and
a cl,ancery court, and standing singiy,
might denote civil and not "a criminal
proceeding, il cannot have that effect IN
this case, in which II is not distinct AID
independent provision, but is merely AN
incident TO The main object oil The prose-
cution.
Nor can this inference result from de
priving The defendants, by adopting the
modes of proceeding in court o. equity,
of the right OF Jury trial, conformation
with accusers and witnesses, viva voce
examination of Witnesses, and exemption
from self accusation, which are high PIT
vlcges- secured toevery citizen, by the
bill of rights. they rather show an at
tempt TO invade and elude those inipor-
tant provisions, by throwing an indici-
ment into the form OF bill in equity
These great rights, so essential 10 Tie Sc
curly OF every citizen, would rest upon d
slender basis indeed, could they be an
nulled, by changing either the forum of
controversy or tile forms of proceeding.
On these grounds, The court is clearly
and unanimously OF opinion, that the in
formation i'll question is essentially, q cri-
minai prosecution; and, as this court has
no jurisdiction in criminal cases, the APP
peal must be dismissed.
This disposition Of The case will, per-
haps, make If improper for the court to
pass any opinion upon lis merits, further
than is iDferrable from what is already
said. Nor is il, probably, regular TO say
any thing in relation to a crime, which
is understood 10 be a growing one in this
country, and strikes deeply at the happi-
ness and well being of society. 1t rests
with the legislature, in their wisdom, 10
supply further and ether provisions, for
the purpose ofpreventing and suppressing
1t In future.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-19

kJ- Our anxiety to gettHrough the discussion
of the School-bil, before the legislature adj
journs, induces us to insert, Gu this day, No
Of the Constituent, as well as one of the Reply
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WI. ". HENING. c. c.

COMMISSION RE's OtFIck,
- Richmond ! 30, 1913 (
iht psrties interested dssiied tu take NOTICE
that have appointed the .ih DAY 5itA4 biz ,,i h Nav
next Tor commencing thc Statements feurited by lie
above order Of the Cont, which DAY Al y o'clock A
u theT aeudance Is feqred MY oice tm inns c.ty
win COPY Of the count papegsand Other neccssar, d.
ouineht' 10 the cause THOMAS LAID. NC
February 10. - "a
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Virginia

Virginia
4 1 Superior Court of Ciaucerv ha,Ien AZ ;l,, s.a
"A toll, the city Of l,ieA,ood tie lhitd dsy ..
isi7- " '''N'
Francis Anderson. VSsissy,e
AGAINST
EsbeTt Harris aud Joseph BRAGG aniasiaer Of barrel
wilson, deceased, I5,,...ro.fs.
anu So''n JARVIS, Fi1iatB.
AGAINST
The same yls0,5,s.,
On motion of e plaintiffs respc r.iyely by couus, lie
Court DOIH ORDER hat one Commits s.aners do
STATE the amount of he several Claims agaus the absent
oeiehdait, tgbeTt Harris, well lie MONIES aud 81
iecis IN the hands OF The eieidanI Joseph Es
neonsis 10 the absent dc'enaaut. ard make fepnit
'h'Ieo' To the Court, nth any nncfs specially ;at0d
dermed pertinehl 10y himself OF which MA, - .ro,..
% Tie paItes tn u 80 stated.
\ COpy-IVsie.
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% Monday and Tuesday last, the Manches
ter.Casal Blu was discussed at nnch length.
and was finally rejected, ayes 3, noes ~
We understand, that the resolution of the
House of Delegates for erecting statue OF
Patrick Henry has been also rejected by this
bOdy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-19
STEAM.

STEAM.
The most impressive and beautiful Illus
tration of the steam power, when applied
in that way, that we have ever seen, IS IN
the mill of Major Isaac M'Kim, on Smiths
wharf. The machinery is one oil sixty
horses power, and propels eight pair of
burr stones, with so much ease and Preci-
sion, that, in the midst Of this amazing ope-
ration, one is struck with agreeable SUR
prise at the silent smoothness and regularity
with which every thing moves.
The measurer Of the wheat. without
changing his position, casts it, at once IN
to hopper placed upon the uharf; and no
manual labor whatever is again applied
throughout the whole process, until the flour
IS put into the barrel. The wheat is eie-
waited by machinery to the roof Of the house,
where it is by the same means thoroughly
cleansed and deposited in the hopper; It
then re-ascends in the shape Of -four, and
being bolted. and its several qualities duly
separated and cooled, is finally conducted
to room on the second floor, ready for the
hand of the cooper. Such is the immense
power of this mill, that she has, we have
heard. turned off two hundred barrels OF
-four in twenty -four hours, using fuel at the
rate of two and half cents per bushel.-
We are happy in every opportunity to bear
testimony 10 the public spirit OF our cItI-
zens; and this elegant establishment GER
tainly does credit to Baltimore, and adds
another proof oil the forecast and enterprIs-
ing character Of its owner. May we not
look for an entire revolution in the milling
interests baltimore censor.
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Of four hundred iolfa1s--lhc sixteenth was
at Princeton, New-Jersey, where ne TO
bed merchants trunk OF thirty tl'ouSahu
dollars, for which he was tried at summer
vile Court house and sentenced 10 Tue STATE
prison for five years, two oil when ne SCI
vcd when he wa. again liberated tor his
good conduct-the seventeenth ana iaS'
robbery in which. he was concerned, was
that ofthe United States mail near fiavre-
de-Grace, Of nineteen thousand nine nun.
dred dollars. for which he was hung, logo
Their with John Alexander; it was 5lheirin-
tention TO have robbed both the noihern ana
southern mails, as both mails had to pass
the spot on which the robbery was com
mi,,ed within about an hour or Two oil
the same time, but one of the company ma
king way with the ropes intended to tie tie
driver and passengers, they permitted Tue
mail to pass unmo!ested.
Hare was man OF great strength ana
courage, and possessed more generosity
than is generally met with among robbers
he always acted as principal in the robbie
ries in which he was concerned. The fol-
lowing is the concluding paragraph OF his
confession, written by himself while IN
Baltimore jail
" The circumstances of our trial, and
our sentence, are already known to the CT
items of Baltimore. Siuce then | have
been confined in dreary dungeon, heavily
Ironed, -withou: hopes oi.any mercy here,
but looking forward for a crow n OF syeriasl-
irg glory in the world to come. through Ihe
intercession of my blessed Saviour. My
offences have been great and many. For
for the last fourteen years OF my lie, have
been highway robber, and have robbed
on larger scale and been more successful
than any robber either in Europe orin this
country, that have ever heard OF; but !
have the consolation Of rejecting, that
never killed or wounded any man, and that
no mans blood is upon my head. have
emnIoyed myself, in my confinement, IN
writing this confession, which, solemnly
declare To the world, and zcW repeat under
the sallosys, is true and faithful history OF
my life and adventures, and hope il may
serve as a caution TO other persons, how
they follow The same course. My the
COP of Mercy pardon and receive my soul.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-19
Loss of the ship Gen. armstrong.

The ship Gen. Armstrong, Capt. Hill
sailed from this port on Monday last, bound
TO Havana, in ballast. Next day, on the
outer edge Of the Gulf-stream, discovered
the ship had sprung. leak, and on exami-
nation, found it originated from the open
ing OF the cardboard streak. Immediately
all hands 10 the pumps, endeavoring to keep
her free, but Without effect. Capt. Hill
finding it impossible 10 proceed on his
voyage, wore ship and stood in for the land,
and anchored OF Folly Island, little to
the northward OF the lighthouse, on Thurs
day evening, where she remained until yes
,erday morning, both pumps going all the
time but the leak gaining on her, she I'LL
ed, and at l2 o'clock went down in IA
thoms water The new pilot-boat Enter
prize went to her assistance on Thursday
evening, and remained by her until she
went down; a short time previous to which,
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= The scene lies in the Alps.
FOR THE GAZETTE. q

Man should pursue his oun true happiness.
This is the first principle in ethics, and
if happiness is preferable TO misery, all
must be DESTROYS 10 pursue it. What 4
poor, deluied race Of mortais we are
None dispute the abstract proposition, none
deliberately prefer the evil 10 the good,
vet, very few carry the maxim into practice.
Is it because men are ignorant and do not
understand in what their true happiness
consists ? "Have the worker, OF iniquity
no knowledge?" To affirm this, would be
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Died.,

Yesterday, after an illness of 40 hours,
AMELIA. daughter Of Mr.. John Kimball,
late Of Portland, Maine, aged g years and
4 mouths
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she took off the passengers, officers, and
crew, and brought them up to the city iast
evening. They also succeeded in saving
the greater part of her sails, her boats, and
some other running rigging.
[Charleston City Gazette.
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k1S\ Exchange Ce6se-House >Ms>
No. MARINE JOURNAL. .SasaX
PORTOF ALEXANDRIA. September 10

CLEARED,
Schr. Happy. Return, Ihorogood, Cam
den, North Carolina.
Sloop Rainham, Smith, Newport.
Schr. Salome, Eldrid, hence, arrived al
Boston 18th inst. y days.
Schr Brothers, Brew ter, cleared at
Boston, 1A;h inst. for this port.
Brig New-Jeisey, Smith, 80 days from
Liverpool. ar. at New ork 18th inst
Reports, Aug. 28th lat 40, 46, lon. %,
spoke ship Washington, from Alexandra
to Amsterjam.-3lst, lat. 40, long. 81,
experienced gale in company with snip
Potomac from Liverpool 10 Alexandra;
and saw her again on the Cd, with her tore
and main mast badly sprung-could n''
make sail, and was leaky.
Steam EoG. Report.
The Washington arrived at 3 7. NJ
OF Sandy Point, passed ship Wi!he!IIina'
bound up.
State of the Weather-At 2 P. n. 81 deg
New- York, September 16.
The British Packet Francis Freeing
Captain Cunningham, arrived this morning
from Falmouth, via Halifax. Her passage
TO Halifax was performed in "a days, ana
thence 10 this port in 8. On the 3IsnTh.
she experienced very severe gales ano q
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schr: Happy-Return, Thorogood, Cam
den, North Carolina.
Sloop Rainham, Smith, Newport.
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NLRGINIA-AGAINI

a writer in the Philadelphia " Union )"
who has been weaving \ long tissue of
NICE political riddles, for the solution of
grown children, such as the right of the
president 10 make Uar upon the Indians 2
or his right to march our troops beyond
the Florida line has thought proper to
make Virginia the theme OF two ofthem
The first is in these terms
lsit not certain that in every coufedersted
government OF which history informs as. one
OF the members of the confederation, has ac.
CURED the chief power and influence I'm
Greece, Athens, Sparta, Thebes q chaia sItor
nately enjoyed this power: In the United pro
vnceS, Holland IN Switzerland Rerue. Ia t
not evident that for twenty years in the I'M
ted States, Virginia has had ihs influence
Is not This stale. as slave couutrv diHere,,t ia
ITS whole moral organization from the free
states win its laboSring population i'm
CHAINS, and with a white population of peruIiar
habits and sentiments, are the opinions which
come from 1t entitled 10 the consideration of
ctree states Not commercial not u1anuf,c
turing, nor raising the same a1ricultural n,o
ducts are Is interests the same u i'm tbnee nc
the free states As the chief power. nevit not
therefore become dangerous to the liberty
commerce and manufactures Oftbe free states :
We protest beth against his Crcis and
his conclusions. Four ont of tlIe five Pra.
sidenis have been Virginians-but ,.by ?
Was II through the Influence of Virgir,a
or their own merit ? In all these cnses i
Is true that she voted for them but IL il
not equally true that that circumstanre
would have been of no avail, if Other
states had not joined their VOICE 30 hers ?
Ascrlbe not this concurrence 20 her now.
er or corruption there was not dnllar
given, nora sword drawn-bm the names
OF Washington, Jefferson, &c. will Tell
~hy they were cbosen.-But did this
choice give her the "cIiief power" in
The American Conlederacv Where Is
Congress! Where is the Judiciary those
other branches, in which otner powers re.
side, aud IN which other states parfici-
pate Besides, how does the election Of
one OF her sons to n high post in the 90
yfrnmenl, give her the chief power" 2
Has So an atom more than she had 20
years agol Have her sislerstatcs an Atom
less
But Virginia is slave country
her whole moral organization is different
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Respectfully,
". GRAHAM,

tWhat are You there, Old True Penny 70
My particular friends, "'Fhe independent
Manufacturing Company Of BatiBDrr i"-Af-
ter beng blown IN Richmond, DO you find il
convenient 10 shift the scene ofyour operations
I" knoxville We warn the vs. Western psople
to beware The first scenes Of The drama OF
the |. NJ. Co or Baltimore are DEPICTED, as We
be'eVe, IN the Letters from the Soutn.-fAe
scene next shifts 20 tie jail al Richmond,
where we tiud their arentS imnured for want
OF cash 10 pay tavern hill. Wha,a pity that
Pamlding WAS not Informed Of ihi, adventure
10 exc oHt their comic history = Bat, 10 the
scene n0w changes 10 knoXv i,ie where the
press still rises 10 expose their notes. so ele-
ganiiy engraved ! EnrGrer.l
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$500
Sank ofLhe Ricln,o,ld Mn,a.,

Staples Of the Richmond Ma,Ist.
Iobacco 10 to i.-torn S a. Flour 6 /.
rs TO 9-Wheat los 2s-AieAl $ HEM IzS
TO 200. -"
GrrocSr1es.-Sugar brown, r 10 SO TO IA so per
hnudred--Cotiee u TO 20 cts. per lb.-N,oiai..s
% t959 cts. per gaiion-Herrings scarce 5 6
qua, y Us 70 10 per gallon-do. Jamaica
y % per gallon.
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank of Firginis, dividendoff 100 so
Farmers Ranh, dividend on ia so