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Rlr join :. BARBOUR was iulOwedby
hrsGORDoN OF hIbemarIe, WHO rose Rud said,
ihH u would he pfesumptnou' in him, t. attempt 10
say any Thing calculated 10 guide the COMMITTEES 10 cor.
rect doci'on, tho important subjects on which the
were called 10 deliberate: That he had, however some
opinions AND scs, which lao felt il his duty TO submit TO
the consideration OF the Committee thu, ihey might At
ieas he enabled 20 judge, by Comparing his views snd
mei how much he might be in error or that he might
thi. assembly,
The course Of the debate hal seemed TO him some
what beside the qusstion most oil lilo arguments la IA
your 81 The amendment, proposed by the gentleman
RON CuIPeper. (Mr Gsoeh) had gone the iu length in
oPOSu0h 70 all reform whatever; aud would seem TO
Oy-'shdeF, that the gentlemen had not been called on
WIecommend amendments 10 the existing form of 90.
Vernheh', but TO determine whether there should be
AO0hVehuon called or not That question had been al
'e'uJ hs'dsn majority OF the eeh,ldsts Of Vlrgi.
na' aver years OF deiio ration, had determined tlt
convention should be called Tor tho purpose Of propo,
ing amendments TO ihs existing Constitution p,fuc
opinon' said Mr O., cannot be misunderstood on thai
subject; uOless, indeed. the Ingenuity Of ysrus,",
'hA be able TO make the people, (is "a. 1ec, 80
come to the right abou and persuade us tbeir roo ~
senaVes, to disregard the purposes Tor which We cr
.eh mere Are there, in reality, sty inequalities In
we eKls i0R COntlution Of Virginia witch neel re-
som' o me- cir, % seems evident lbat ,here are and
nsgl'Hus 80 gfsa, hat Thy cannot lOngcr be borne
WIN Ihey must be corrected, no., sir by foice and
-' hu ~ 'Ur ''.d co., tl''ono' pub ic opinion. act
.. strr. .'iac g. r.sauttti0n on Uus nJer
American public. "
nnt cir. an attempt Is now made in The modification
VI ,.ons'iuion, ig nusa into 1t new principie up.
" "' now go isr' Al least, a. 'Dy knowledge ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
IDUBLiC AUCTION BY virtue of !, deed .,


u trust, executed TO the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross OF the County Of White in the State of Ternes-
sss on the l2h day of August, 1920 and recorded in
the Hastings Court. for the City of Richmond on the
Goth day OF June, 1921; and ordered to be certified
which said deed OF trust registered in the Regis
tsf's Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee,
On the 9Th day August 1921 and also gstcred in
the Registers Office, in Warren County, State OF Ten
nessee the 9th day of August 1921 tor the purpose
Of securing the payment Of sunlry OF money,
mentioned in the said deed: will he sold hy Public
Auction, to the highest bidder ready money at the
trent door Of the Eagle Hotel, nthe City of Richmond
on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF ID December next at 70
o'clock, II fair Otherwise the first fair day
the following property TO wit: certain piece or par
eel Of land in the county OF Warren State OF Tennes
see, containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave
bsndry other pieces or parcels OF land purchased by
The said Randolph Ross Of Eli Saunders George Saun-
dsrs, Jacob Deske, Beverly Harp, John Officer, Will
Lam Eaves, Alex hnder McNurray Charles aud william,
Gfessun, Thomas Ray, ard Elijah ID AXE and sundrv
pieces parcels OF land in the said County and State
granted by the said State to the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece or parcel of land in the county
White in the said state OF Tennessee containing one
hundred aud fifteen acres, Including the Big Bone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land in the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Debrucc, John McLemorc, Geo. Saunders
Elijah Saunders, Elilu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-and sundry pieces parcels
Of land In the county and state granted by the said
to the said Randolph Ross, supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acres-Also third part of certain
tract or parcel oil land in the said county of Warren
state Of Tennessee, which hs said Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres, including the Salt Wells Rocky
Nver-Aso 10 negroes, whose arc "not now re-
collected nine OF which ia the possession OF Reu-
bea Ross, and six III the possession OF William Ross
Jr also all the stock in stores belonging
TO the sad Randolph Ross in Tennessee one Of whioh
kept at Sparta, the other at Arch Cave; he first case
OF which sock amounted TO 5000. And also the mer-
shsndsc in the hands of Reuben Ross Of Iexinp ton in
Virginia belonging TO the said Ross valued at $40 OOe
The sale will be conducted by Thomas TAYLOR.
w. CAMBRIDGE,
w. NEKERYIS, : iruiees'
Oct IL. Is-tds
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Oct IL.

ANLOUCESTER YORK RIVER LAND. NE
" GROES, SC. FOR SALE. In pursuance of tho will
oil Augustus Olivier, dec will positively be Sold ON the
premises, Wednesday the 25h November 1929
IL fair, if not the next fair day thereafter the valuable
plantation of which said Olivier died posscsscd-ying
on York river, and containing about 126 acres The
situation possesses all the advantages be derived from
River, abouno"g in the very best fish and oysters to
DO obtained mme liately before the door, The soil is fer
tile and well adapted the growth of corn wheat bar
10y, oats, cotton, sc. There is on it fine dwelling
house commanding an extensive view of the River; to-
yard OF the very best grapes For health beauty
This land adons the estate of Capt Isaac Andrews GO
nsrally known by the name OF Claybank,-a mils below
Col VIM. Jones-separated below from Roosevelt estate,
by Aberdeen Creek, and is about seven mics from
the Courthouse. ipersOns disposed to purchase such
an estate, are invited TO view the premises Also on
the same day, all the negroes stock and farming
utensils Of which said Olivier died possessed together
with the crops OF the present year.
TERMS-For the land one third will be required in
cash. annual instamsns for the remaining thirds
bond and approved security and deed of trust the
land For the negroes, stock, &c terms made known
ON the day of sale. The title sbclevcd will be I'M
Questionable, but selling sheriff and committee, I
shall convey such title is vested in me- Possession
delivered the terms of sale complied with
JOHN FIELD, D.
for H. Nuttall. Sheriff and Committee of the
Estate OF A. Olivier, deed.
The Norfolk Herald will pubish the above weekly
times and send their account 10 this Office for payment
oct %. 5O-tdss
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EDUESUANT. 10 Decree OF the County Court
n oiHanovrr, Of thc 23J Of September last in suit
IN Chancery depending in The said Court between Hem
~ Nj. wade, and others, Painuns against Hez~kiah
Mantle AMI wife Defendants; shall proceed 10 sell
on the premises, the 20lh day of Novcnb r. next on
credit OF one, two and three years Except for much
as VIII pay the costs OF hc Decree and ael the Tract
OF land near Cod Harbour, which Hampton Wade
OF the sad Comfy resided at the time of his DEATH con-
tanning 2Oo acres he the same more less-Ihe pur-
chaser viii b. required 20 give bonds the resrectve
Dhtitntcs. viii good security, and also Deed OF
Trust on The lani. The title is believed to be unqucs-
'.onabc But shal convey such tile only n am au.
,horsed By the said Decree to convey
p. STREET, Corn'rs.
Oct. ~. Ao-WIw
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Z Seminary, in the County Of Hanover 30 miles
from Richmond, the Mechanicksyille Turnpike Road
gentleman qualified 70 teach the English and Latin
languages Geography and the miner branches of Mathc
MATES Tor the next year. From - TO 30 scholars may
he obtained Those wishing to take charge of such a
school, VIII make IL known TO Col. VIM. Starkc living
near the school-house, before the 2st of next
month, when election for teacher will take place al
the school-house. THE DIRECTORS.
OCT. =. 6I-w3ws
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LANDS LoyLeligA 70 Me Lltrrarn Iilnd-

AUDIToR's OFFIcE, 9th July, 1929.
EDUBLlC N0TICE.-By the act passed Gll March,
nj 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-paymcnt of taxes, the operation
OF which was continued by subsequent passed 27t
Feb. 1S2S,all delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
hrsf Of the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited Provision is made, however,
by the first above mentioned act in favor such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
70 such lands held or derived under grant from the
commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time of the
said lands vesting in the President and DrectC Of the
Literary Fund, who previous to the 9Th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands But no person
shall be entitled to the benefit OF this provision who
shall not before the FIRST d.yof Dccember one thousand
eight hundred and tceny niHc pay into the Treasury,
on the proper warrant OF the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands claimed him either in his own
name orthe name OF those under whom nc may claim title
or by the person, persons in whose right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof the land
esned ought be eTUitsbiy and ataby charged there
with with Oper cent per annum damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day of Noyem-
Der, OF the year in which it becomes duo until paid
JAS. T.. HEATH,
July 10. 1S-U Auditor OF Public Accounts
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HOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENrfsr, has removed
eg 10 the middle tenement in the block Of buildings
east, (and next to Mr. Tcheuors carraec-nano shop,
whore he may be found al all times unlces oberwsc
engaged lie Is prepared 70 execute all kinds Of work
in his line in the nedtest possible manner He will
set teeth from one to full sett, the most approved
planand where The front teeth too much decay
ed he will renew thcmn such manner to defy de-
lection under the srctct scrutiny even ffCm a De list
He files, plugs cleans and extracts teeth with a.
much 10 the patient the nature Of the case will
admit of.--Tcrms moderate.
oct. p. Soft
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lTEVHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD viii give
Il the above reward for the apprehension and levc-
~ TO me in Richmond, my house-scrvant Patsy, who
left my house Saturday evening last. She is hand
bright muiatto about twentycght years old large
eyebrows and about the usual size; She took with her
months since OF Mr.. Oliver A. Shaw Of this place Her
husband is owned by Mr. Washington Bassctt of Fred
eFcksburg and her brother by Capt. WIN. ID. Wrenn OF
this place. She has relations ard acquaint-
ances here DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
| oct. 10. 47--tf
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$4,000 . wsssn or p NEW GOODS as1 '4 a.

y 100000 .oS S&1h D S1" GOODS @an '1 AT
PRIME Cosr.-KNLE COCHRAN, having deter
mined TO close their present business in short
az practicable, respectfully beg leave 10 inform their
friends end the public, that they will on Tuesday neri
NE 21h inst. commence Offering for sale, their entire
Stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY Day GooDs amount.
ing per invoice, TO upwards OF Fifty thousand dollars
PRIME .Cosr large portion OF this assortment has
been purchased during the present Fail auction sale
IN the cities OF New York and Philadelphia. Aware
that Advertisements OF this description frequently
presented 10 the public for the sole purpose of exciting
attention, they would state that 81 is not the oulJ
object in the present instance Anxious to close their
present CO ncern they have arranged their goods and
IN every Instance they will be offered FIRST COST
Their former customers particularly limited TO
avai themselves oil The present opportunity TO supplied
themselves terms which rarely placed tcifhin
their po,cer. Ever description of ie,o and
Goods will be found in hsassortmen,; Silks Lsa,ayicn
ries GrO-des Ind, erode Berlin It,styiDos sr; ,ou
ForeeeS, Fouidrd Calicoes .ltslins irish Linens,
Meeting, Bird Eye Diaper and La,cns, E.tra fine
Cloths, CdSsinereS C0attngS, BdiEes, Blankets Ne
gro CfothiHSS SdtiRe,ts, Domestics OF all widths and
qualities, aud almost every article in the Dry Goods
ine. ~ Terms cash on delivery Oct %. 52-u
H.vALL AND WINTER GOODS.-The subscriber
r. has received by the Richmond Packet, Phila-
delpa, Fairfield and Tantiyy from New York, his fall
supply of Dry Goods.
The follo,cing a part Of them.
suPertne mddlng quality and common cloths and
oassneres, all colours
Super do. do. do. saines
super and common mcrino and peliese cloths
tlanncls, baZes and carpeting
kerseys, plain, striped and plaid linsevs
Circassians. Tartan plaid and bombazets
Plain and plaid Norwich grapes
81 and common width bombazines
Ladies' worsted, silk and cotton hose
Centlemens lambSwoo ard worsted half do
Point, and dufle blankets
Merino, cashmere and Thibet square and long
shawls
Worsted barcgc handkorchiefs, assorted patterns
Common and superinc cambria prints
Irish linens, lawns and linen cambrcs
Fine and supcrtine cambrics and iaconet ditto
Plain and figured Swiss muslns, book do.
Italian Lustring, senshcw and sarsnets
tiro de Indies, gro de Maple and gro dc Berlin
Heavy satin Levantincs and satin reps
81, IA and 81 bleached and brown domestics
81 and IL coIorcd 10. and apron checks
lot OF COTTON BAGGING very low by the
piece.
With variety of other articles in the Dry Goods line
most OF which have been purchased at auction i'm New
York with money! and will be sold unusually cheap
MANN 5. VALENTINE,
Corner 4h and ii SITS. Shockoe Hill.
oct. IT. IS-I2t
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NOIICE.z-A petition will be presented to the next
y General Assembly Of Virginia, for leave to be
granted to the following persons Of colour to with ely,
Hulcly, Palmelia, Louisa Eliza, Dabncy, Milton and
their increase, emancpated by the last will and tesla
ment Of Richard Sandridge decd. Of record in Louisa
county Court Clerks Oihcc, to remain in the State
oct 81. 5f-f7thDec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

ZACHARY LEWIS, at the Corner Of 10Th and f.
"a street, \ orth OF the Virginia Banks is prepared
to accommodate several Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with board and lodging. Families vi
sitting this place, will find his rooms airy and com
!orabe-Eycry effort 70 render satisfaction 10 those who
call on him will be made
Nov. b. &c
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gHHo FURNISHES OF TIMBER.

,FENO FURNlSHERS OF TlMBER.-Proposals will
q be received by the undersigned at the Farmers
Hotel i'm Manchester until the 18th day OF next month";
Tor furnishing or before tho LIST of May 1880 sis
and rails for the Chesterfield Railway. The sills TO be
OF white oak, feet inches long, by 10 inches in diane
ter and lattcd side; the rails OF heart pine
inches by D, and in lengths of IL 2 feet Both ss
and rails 10 be delivered the line of the Railway;
it furnished from the Underwater country on James Ri
yer, at the coal yards opposite Rockets
The proposals will state the number of sills and num-
Der of fee; of rails which be furnished and the
points at which they can be delivered.
AIONCURE ROBINSON,
oct. 20. 40-td Engineer
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2. VIE Proprictors of the Richmond and Baltimore
"a Union Line OF Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation year;
that he best OF coaches horses and experienced and
careful drivers are, and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations, good roads and
no night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at o'clock, and arrive at Tappahannock din
ncr, returning leave Tappahauuock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings the
rival OF the steamboat Patuxent from Baltimore and
rive in Richmond, in the evening On Saturdays they
must meet the Patuxen at Tappahannock, ready to take
passengers TO Baltimore, which arrives there the
cecding day by o'clock, p. NJ The boat leaves Bal
tntorc every "Wednesday morning and arrives Tappa-
hammock on Thursday morning. The Froprietors will
spare no ajour expense TO render this agreea-
bic and they have the pleasure state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line.
IL Stage fare at the low rate of 50 5O Intermediate
stages cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intelligencer
Lynchburg Nirginian, will publish the above for two
months. oct 10. 45-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

20 The ENoUIRER is published twice week generally and
Three timcs week during the session OF
Plss tho as hoctofre Five Dollars per annm payable in
advance Notes of chartered, banks (onI will c
fsesivcd Tho Editors will guarantee the safety NJ 10
hitting them by NALL the of all being paid by the
~ No will be discontinued but tho discretion of the
Bdtorsl until all arrcaragcs have been pnid up. " 80
Whoever will guarantee payment OF uino panc,s
have tenth GRATIS. fNfN '
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One OR LESS-Fst insertion 75cens-eaeh con-
Nnuance, so cents.
sNo advertisement inserted until been paid for Or
assumed bv some person in this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

EOHN GARTH respectfully inforins his friends and
% The public, hattie intends continue the ale Of
Groceries, and will also transact business on Cootnis
siou ~ has rented TIE large fire proof Ware-hons,
ior many yssrs occupied by The late Grm of Monrure
Robinson and Peasan, part e which is at present I'm
In possession Of Ar. Brooke, Sept 4. sl-tf
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n & 4. WARWICK offer for sale

~ & 4. WARWICK offer for sale
~ White Napt lotions, Plains and Kcrseys
Rose, Point and Duiic Blankets
Cloths. Cassmcres, Flannel and Bombazets
Ozuaburgs, penny Wrought Nails, Bottles and
White Lead
Crates of Earthon Ware, assorted, Shot Tin and
Copper
Liverpool filled sacks Of salt, London Porter and
Brown stout
Madeira and Port Wine. sept. 30 d1-Vysv,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

"a NRAND SOLAR MlCROSCOPE.-The public
Nm are respectfully informed, the Proprietor of the
Microscope, has obtained very eligible in the Mu-
scum IN this city, Formerly occupied the S,atuary
koom) and which is fitted up for the purpose of
better displaying the great Magnlying powers of the
astonishing instrument The room viii be open for vi
S"S 9n rom y: a. NJ to ., r. NJ. every fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers TO view the mos,
minute bodies in the animal vegetable and mineral parts
OIL creation, magniiyng them than = OOO. 900 times
maicula is scarcely perccptibc the nahcd eve is mar
Mined TO the enormous size of from TO feet, and i'm
actual NOTION fighting and contending in the spirit
eu manner. Many other objects are prepared and will
DC exhibited. The interesting process of CH,ystalira
io" Is shown in most rcsplenden and agnilicent CO.
iours-it needs but TO be be most admired il be-
brilancy.
= Abundance so cents. children half price
vow u 56-f
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n NORDONSYlLLE FOR SALE-The subscriber
% offers for sale his tavern at Gordonsvlle in Orange
County with i,oo hWtdred ind ffy acres If land at
OF Richmond Goronsvc is situated the foot of The
South West Mountains 81 mi from the University OF
virginia, 90 from fredericksburg, 90 from Harrison
burg and 20 miles from this place. The stages from
Charlottesville to Frcdc icsbre pass three times week
and snce the late arrangement oil the mails between
stanton and Guyndote the number Of passengers has
greatly Increased. The mail stage from Richmond to
Iarrisonburg passes twice week For terms and far.
Their particulars apply TO the subscriber
sept. % I0-tf JOHN n GORDON
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An invo'shle hdeiity, good humour, and complaeen-
cy Of temper, outlivs ~ rie charms Of fine face ADD
make lhe decays Of IL Inv ioe.-- TGfcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

FENHE TAYERN>AT HANOVER C.. H. will be
Fl rented, on the premises, on the 2ith of Noyem-
ber ianoyer Court day. for the ensuing year. and pos
session given the ls Of January, 1890 Particulars on
the day Of renting. ~ THE PROPRIETOR
NOV. D. 56-3w
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"a ZEN lLEMAN who has recently graduated at u
LAA- mon Cqtege, New York, and who has been for
several yearsan instructor, is DESTROYS of procuring
situation in an Academy private family. lie will in
sructinthe Greek Latin, French and English languages
and in Mathematics.
Forinormaton respecting his qualifications and &C.
moral character, persons residing distance, are re-
ierred TO iliphalc Mott, ID. d. l.. l.. ID President of
Union Collegc-to Professors Proudfet Joslin and Mott
oil The same colege-to Mr.. Michael OShannessIv, A.
NJ teacher of Mathematics and Author of treatise on
Anaytlc Geometry, No. IL, chamber near Chatham
Street, New Nork--to Mr.. James Ryan, Author of a
treatise on Algebra Astronomy the Di.rcntal and In
tegral Calculus and Editor of the Mathematical Diary
published at \ 322 Broadway New, York. To persons
not residing at considerable distance other satisfactory
evidences can be exhibited.
letter (post paid) directed to a. b. Urbanna, Mid
dieseN County, Va. will meet with attention.
ocI. u. 5i-w3N
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NtoFiCE.-A petition will be presented to the next
~ q neral A.-embIy, praying release Of the claim
urged by the State OF Virginia, by virtue Of am es-
cheat g. ceriain Tact, parcel OF land in Nanse-
moGd County. rallied Mount Pleasant containing by es
tune 1878 l. acres Of which, WIN. Shsnks died seized
COLIN McRAE.
Oct 30. 5i-U
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&taJILL be sold at Pitslic auction on Tuesday The
w Sh day Of December nerf, if fair, If nat N,
inert far ddy, the premises the tract la,id trhich
J0rnegty resided on i the County Of Louisa on the
hJo'h9 Pdmluihey river and containing by esti-
nation 3ii acres large portion Of ,chic is rve loc
grounds, and is irood iaid loih good improvements
Ihe tract Of iand tciH be sold credit Of one t,ro
and three gears tCih the usual security and possession
deicered The Isl Of January, 1880 AMI the usual crop
ichedt iH De seeded this fail: flSo al the same time
ana place. iciH sold at tre!ue months credit for al
sans ADORE fire dollars all the stock Of erery descyip-
to on the said plantation, together ciih he crop OF
corn, JodfeT and hay. The purchaser TO gre bond
tcih approved security.
BICEERTON' J7TN'STON
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RICHMOND COTTON NtANrFACToRY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACiOBY.
4 cotton cloths and yarns. of a superior quality
"a manufactured at this establishment, offered Tor
SALE wholesale & retail the Proprotors Office ION the
street leading TO Shockm Warchousc) at moderate prices
They will also wish 10 purchase quantity Of prime
cotton Of the ensuing crop. preference will be given
10 cotton i'm the seed, which will be received Of the
Planters on the most liberal terms.
MAY ~. 3-tf CUNNINGHAM 6, ANDERSON.