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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
To MY MOTHER.
BY Miss Edgeworth.

BY Miss Edgeworth.
Sleep, Mother, sleep! in slumber blest.
Il Joys my heart to see thee rest.
Unfelt, in sleep thy load of sorrow,
Breathe free and thoughtless of tomorrow;
And long and light thy slumbers last,
In happy dreams forget the past.
Sleep, Mother, sleep, in slumber blest,
1t Joys my heart to see thee rest.
Many's the night she wak'd for me,
To nurse my helpless infancy!
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
MIsANTHROPIC HOURS.
By Nathaniel p. Willis.

Oy NuH"'ttt' - $500
I sometimes feel as could blot
All traces Of mankind from earth
Az II 'twere wrong to blast them not,
They SO degrade, so shame their birth.
To think that earth should be so far,
So beautiful and bright thing.
That nature should come forth and wear
Such glorious apparelllng,
That sky, sea, air, should live and glow
With light and love and holiness,
And yet men never feel or know
How much God of love can bless
How deep their debt of thankfulness.
I've seen the sun go down, and light
like floods of gold pounc'd on the sky
When every tree and flower was oTight'
And every pulse was beating nlgn'
And the full soul was gushing love-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17


And then when men would soar, if ever,
To the high homes of thought and soul
When life's degrading ties should sever,
And the free spirit spurn control
Then have seen, oh how my cheek
Is burning with the shame feel,
That truth is in the words / speak
I've seen my fellow creatures steal
Away 10 their unhallowed mirth,
As if the revelries of earth
Were all that they could feel or share;
And glorious heavens we're scarcely worth
Their passing notice or their care.
I've said was a worshipper
At woman's shrine-yet even there
found unworthiness of thought;
And when | deem'd Just had caught
The radiance of that holy light
Which makes earth beautiful and bright
When eyes of fire their flashes sent,
And rosy lips looked eloquent
oh! have turned and wept to find
Beneath it all trifiing mind.
was on one of those high hills,
Where genius breathes in sculptured stone,
Where shaded light in softness falls
On pencil'd beauty. They were gone,
Whose hearts of fire and hands of skill
Had wrought such power-but they spoke
To me in every feature still,
And fresh lips breathed and dark eyes woke.
And crimson cheeks flushed gowingly
To life and motion. had knelt
And wept with Mary at the tree
Where Jesus suffered had felt
The warm blood rushing to my brow,
At the stern buffet of the Jew
Had seen the Son of Glory bow,
And bleed for sins he never knew
And then wept. thought that all
Must feel like me-and when there came
stranger bright and beautiful,
With step of grace and eye of fame,
And tone and looks most sweetly bent
To make her presence eloquent;
Oh then looked for tears. We stood
Before the scene on Calvary
saw the piercing spear-the blood
The gall-the wreath of agony
saw his quivering lips in prayer,
"Father, forgive them''-all was there!
turned in bitterness of soul
And spoke of Jesus. had thought
Her feelings would refuse control;
For woman's heart, knew, was fraught
With gushing sympathes She gazed
A moment on it carelessly,
And coldly curled her lip, and praised
The high priests garment. Could it be
: That look was meant, dear Lord, for thee!
oh! what is woman-with her smile
Her lips of love--her eyes of light
What is she, if her lips revile
The lowly Jesusl Love may write
His name upon her marble brow,
And linger in her curls of jet
The light spring flower may scarcely bow
Beneath her step, and yet-and yet
Without the meeker grace, she'll be
A lighter thing than vanity.
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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

TOT oTICE-The coparnershp heretofore existing between
~ the subscribers, trading under the firm OF A. a. VII
SON. this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having unsettled will please present them los
meht, TO either of the undersigned. ALBERI MlLSU'
August l, 1929. HENRY WlLSoN'
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
TO LUCINDA.

Tell me lassie, if offer
This proud heart upon thy shrine,
Wilt thou, for the noble profer,
In return but pledge me thine'
Wilt thou promise not to slight me,
Not to trifie with my vows;
With no cruel scorn to blight me,
If to love my bosom bows'
Alas, | fear-for thou art tDOman;
Who can woman's smile believe'
Tho the mermaid's form is human,
Still she sings but to deceive.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

MD DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS-JAMEs MNEAL CRATE
Nd full for past fayos informs his friends and the public
generally that he has hand large and complete assort-
ment of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES,
ALso-MIssEs', BOYS & cHILDRENs do. of all kinds Of
Leather Morocco Lasting, &c. which will be sold at the
Gill; co. Toal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

PoRTueAL.-Captain George, Of The ,sp
Superb, arrived at Philadelphia, states hs
when he sailed, Lisbon was in very unseut
state, and revolution daily expected; the pri.
sons were all foil, and many prison ships lying
in the Tagus, with prisoners, bound for Mst,i,
ra and O2orto. A few days before sailing
heard tina, the first division Of Portuguese
which lief, Plymouth on the 10Th January, h,c
safely landed at Terceira, one Of the Wessn
Islands Several mea of war were fitting og,
at Lisbon, supposed TO be for an expedition
against that Island. II was expected that Don
Pedro would send squadron TO blockade til.
port Of Lisbon, and that the Portuguese feet
would join them, as they had received no pay
for six months; several Of the crews of lho..
lying in the Tagus had mu,inied, and were At.
forwards sent to prison. Press gangs and an
armed police were continually paradins III.
streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

From HAvANA.-The brig Sarah, Captain
Latham, has arrived al New York, with Hau.
ma papers to the 18th instant, inclusive, con-
firrning the piratical capture OF The brig Ailsn'
tive, Of Boston, and the proclamation by the
Governor, offering a reward. The small po1
was raging at Havana.
"Cap'sin Latham states that on the 9TH H.
slant, of Point Yacos, he was chased bya pTa'
tical fore-,opsaiI schooner, about $50 TONS
which showed white flag flying al her ioe'
topmast head" "When within gun shot, We
fred several shot at her. She hove about, ana
stood in shore. We have no doubt we escaped
in consequence o! having-a number oil pa'en'
gers, who showed themselves on deck al VIC
time"
"Tts ship Green, Captain II. H. Green o.
and from Baltimore for Havana, was 'o'''!
lost, February 26, on the Grand l:a'ks, "s'
Their with the cargo-crew saved, and iaken"
Havana by the brig Pac,ous. Captain 'efa
is a passenger on board the Sarah. 'e'sa
arrived a, Havana reported having seen .a'
brig Columbia at anchor near Key oa DaDS
sbou, 18th February, with clothes s'rewed 0".
the deck, sails flying in the wind, suppose r l.'
had been plundered by pirates. he org y.
licians, from Philadelphia for New orean'
with loss Of Iudder, cables, anchors &c W,
brought into Havana, 25th February, oyA s'ta"
boat. Pilot boat schooner Patriot was ''~.
and brought into Havana by ii. b. VS. S'"'
Shippack, OF 2s,h February, having oeeI ~ ,~o
cerned in the slave trade She mad hau ~,
hundred slaves on board, and had landed al w.
one when taken" u,;.,,
"Capt l.. reports markets dull tor az N'"'
Of Anne rican produce. Lumber, $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

person shall be permitted to visit the said 'e'
niten,,ary. without a written order from one or
more Of The said inspectors, excep! the PresI-
dent Of the United States, the Secretaries oil the
several Departments Of the Government, Mem
bers of Congress and the Judges Of the Courts
Of the United States,
Sec. l6 find be IL further enacted, That, it a.
ny Keeper, Assistant Keeper. or other ohceri,
or servant employed in or about tie said fenl-
Tertiary, shall convey out Of, or bring into, the
PcntenIiary, 10, or from, any convic' confined
there, any letter or writing, or shall bring into
the said Pen,entiary, TO sell or give away, any
spurious yinoas liquors, or any thing whats
soever, without 'be consent, IN writing, pre-
viously obtained, of 'p said Inspectors, every
such person, 70 offt aiding. shall be deemed
guilty of a msdem' ano', and shall, on convic-
ton thereof, be punished by fine, not exceed
ing FIVE hundred dollars, and imprisonment in
the Jail of he counlyS for any time not exceed
ing one year.
Sec. II. find be ii further enacted, That the In
spectors shall preso iibe and II shall be the duty
OF The Warden rigidly to enforce such rules Tor
the government Of the subordinate officels"f the
Psniten,iary, as may prevent all lyrannlcal or
violent behavior 10. the COM, lets, or all CONVEX
sation between them and the consicts, or with
each other, within their hearing, except for ne
cessary purposes, and may best preserve order,
silence, sobriety, and gravity OF department
lhroughou, The establishment.
Sec. I8. find be ii further enacted, That in
case Of the death Of The Warden, or the tempo
rary vacancy Of his Office, or his absence, sick.
ness, or other disability, such Keeper, or other
officer, as may be especially designated by The
Inspectors, shall have power to exercise the au-
,hority and discharge the several duties OF the
Warden, as prescribed by this act, and the
rules Of the Penitentiary.
Sec. l9. find be it further enacted, That the
SUN Of twenty. seven thousand dollars be, and
and the same is hereby, appropriated out Of
any money 10 the Treasury, not otherwise ap-
propr,a,eG, for the purpose Of carrying this ac:
into effect, and Cor completing The said Peni.
Tertiary, and preparing it Tor The reception OF
convicts.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
]. c. CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
Approved, Sd March. 82e.
fF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
From the New. York Commercial .7afe'''''
ROWLAND STEPHENSON.

The deep interest felt at present ia al w..
relates TO Mr.. Stephenson, arising "''"
daring attempt which has certainly oeS
to foreibly carry out Of the country oe'."e.
less stranger, Iabouring under heavy oa''"'
and unapprized Of his rights, IS ereo'' -.
American feeling. Knowing lis e..e" Il,
think i, proper TO give all such de'a''' u w. :,
circumstances OF the case as we have 'ea''"
believe are accurate. Our report OF '"'
ceedings before the Recorder yes:eF''n :,
necessarily hurried; and it was our ''''".' =,
the time to have given fuller report 'n'. ~
Blu, as. on reading it over, and comparing !,
with other reports, we find we were Ms 49,,
correct, i, seem. unnecessary to advert 70 w..
proceedings farther. In relation 70 'n' Go.
ner of Mr.. Stephenson's abduction 'f'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

Enoch Lincoln, of Maine, has declined being
again considered a candidate for the Office Of
Governor Of that State. The Convention, after
accepting The resignation OF Gov. Lincoln, re-
solved thar it was inexpedient to proceed to
another nomination a, this time, bu, recon-.
mended that State Convention be held 10 Au.
custa, in June next, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating some gentleman for the Office, as Gov
Lincoln's successor. II appears by The Port
land Gazette, that portion of the members Of
the Legislature held a meeting in the Repre-
seuta,iyes' Chamber on the 4,h March, at which
il was unanimously resolved TO supper, for the
office of Governor, a, the ensuing election, the
Hon. Jonathan G. Huntoon, OF Readheld. Mr..
H. has consented to be a candidate Thus il
appears that there will probably be a warm
contest at the ensuing election between the
friends Of the old and new national ADMINISTERS
tons, respectively--between "Re publioans" and
democratic Republicans" -Bosfon Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

The Telegraph contains a lone H.,
pointments recently made by the PRESIDE.
and with the advice and conscn, of III. s.F
We have already published the prir,;,.
these, and do not think i, worth while y.
the names Of the various persons sppoj,,.S
ceivers, land agents, SC. We find hon,
that it is demi-officially announced ,b,, y
prescription list is to be extended du,,,
recess. Some will perhaps read The foI,o,i
with fear and trembling: =
"lnlense an xiety, amounting 10 imn,i,.
is manifested in all dirrc ions, as 10 III, ,'.
when the promised "reform" is 10 conn r.''
and the extent 10 which it will be Carried y
can only say, that we are convinced Ii, p,''
dent will, in due season, redeem The pledp, a,
he has made TO The nation, and which i, ,I,.'
at his hand; and that good reason, exist e., W
monetary delay that is observed. H,i,tT
sustained by his whole Cabinet in the ,o',,
that he is pursuing. They, like himself Er,
moral courage 10 do all that devolve upor H.,
and q liIlle while will satisfy the demo,rri.
party, that The most decided and ample mo-,
surrs will he taken t. re-es,ablish rba, ,r,..
Of measures which was pursued by J,S,,s,
and sustained by the nation. To rebsr 4,
much abused and deranged machinery Of q,
government, is an arduous and responsible nd
Examination throughout will BE- closely mad,
and thorough repair will be effected u2o, d.
mos. approved principles. The materials i,
in state OF forwardness, and the events d
few weeks will prove that all is well.
This may be translaled-Those who h,r
no, gone the whole, are to walk the plank-Qi
fer unde. the second section.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
$40 Acres, more or less.

ALSO, all the light, lille and interest Of said
Luke Cannon in and to u negro slaves with their in.
crease and the stock of horses CATTLE hogs and stock
of all kinds, with the Household and Kitchen Furn-
ture belonging to said Cannons estates or so much Of
the above described property real and personal, as
the undersigned trustee shall deem sufficient, and
think proper to SELL to satisfy the purposes and con-
ditions of the deed of trust aforesaid, including all
costs and charges attending the premises The title
to the above property lie believed BY me to be ndis-
putabe, but, acting as trustee, shall convey SUCH IT,
tie only to purchasers as is vested by virtue Of
the aforesaid Decd under which am hereby authorize
ed to SELL GEORGE w. MACRAE,
marco 2l-3tawts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

DY virtue of deed of trust executed BY Luke Can.
I'D non, (late dec'd) in his lifetime to the subscrio
err which deed bears date the 24h day Of January,
1885, and is duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Prince William County, 1 SHALL on
the premises late the residence of the said Luke Can.
non, near Dumfries Thursday the 23d of prlnext,
proceed to SELL for the purposes in the said deed e1-
pressed to the highest bidder at public auction, tor
cash. all the right title and interest of the said Luke
Cannon in and the tract Of land which the said
Cannon lately resided, being situated the waters Of
Quantico run and adjoining the land attached to the
Quantco Mills, Dumfres, the said tract being es.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
StiN for Sale,
That valuable property the
BhEkTSVTLLE HOTEL

- That valuable property the
E4f7fA "BhENTSVILLE HOTEL"
~ ita adjoining the public square, Prince Viii
r. liam Court House, embracing acres of
ground stables granary and ice house, with all neces
sary out-buildings and brick tavern house. in which
are rooms and passages. In suitable part Of the
building is store room, counting room and cellar,
well fitted up This property wifi be offered on H.
beral credit on the First Monday in March (beng
Quarterly Court) and an accommodating arrangement
might be made by the transfer Of bonds by the pur
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
e., ii It's TIL. r. HAMPTON.
~The above sale is postponed until the
First Monday aprb being the day ofthe election.
march 9-tA6 Il. II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

Our correspondent Of The Boston Palladium
writes, under date Of Saturday evening, a. fol-
lows J" The venerable DR.. Holyoke, Of Salem,
now upwards Of one hundred years old, has
been very sick for abou' week past. His re
coyery is considered doubtful"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
AEEii11.xs AN!DmnAs
SATURDAY MORNING, hARcu -

Part Of the goods stolen from Mr. WI
store have been discovered; slowed Nv
hay stack, little distance from tow, "'
this, it is evident, the robbers mus, =. '"s
ing about the neishborhood: no ,rac.. 9
however, have yet been discovered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
$50 Acres.

ALSO, the right. tile and interest Of said Can.
non in and to IN undivided moiety of three several
tracts of land formerly the joint property of himself
and Francis Cannon, decd to wit:-One tract situated
on the waters of said Quanco run, and adjoining the
last mentioned tract the being estimated, by
yey, to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21

Jerry Snow, very early in the morning, was
awakened by his companion, who said "Come
Snow, day 10 breaking. swell" said Snow,
let il break-i, don't owe me any thing"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
800 Acres.

One tract situated or the north foyk Of said
run and adjoining the tract last aforementioned, be.
ing estimated by survey to contain II Acres; and one
other tract situated in the lower end of said County,
on the waters Of Poplar fork branch, and containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
JOHN,

about % 4years Of age, feet or 10 inches high,
middling dark. He had with him two pair of panta.
looms, one a reddish color made Of nsey, the other
blue cotton; also homemade lnsey waistcoat. dark
red, an old black hat and old roundabout $40
ward will be given for his apprehension in the State
District, and so dollars if taken up and secured out
of the State of Virginia, SO that get him again.
JACOB SMITH,
Newton, Loudoun county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
600 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the sub scriber living in Loudoun
Il y County, va. iSst Saturday night, negro man
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-21
Trust sale Of Hand, Sc.

march 9l-eo7t<
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

VIRGINIA; AZ rules, holden IT, the clerks Office Of the
superior count Of chanecry for this Richmond district
the End day - February, 1929: Isaac VancIcef phL
against Henry Davis Co. aud Henry W. MoneUre, end
John ROBINSON surviving partners " MoncuTe, Eoin
son b Pleasonts, dts
The defendants Henry Davis & Co. not having entered
we" appearance and given security according 70 the act Of
sSsemby and the rules Of this court, and appearing by
saisaeioy evidence that they inhabitants Of this
coUny it's ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the 1upe term end answer The
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order 10 forth.
with usred in sno newspaper polished IN the civ n
kiehmDnd for wo month ssucecssyey aud posted M she
font door Of lie capitol Ia the said city.
Ac9fy Tes'c, WV g, pgSurrov g. =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
CoMMIssrosER's OrrIcr,

Richmond, i5ih May, l82o.}
The parties interested in tho execution Of the
above order, are hereby notified, TINT have appoin-
ted Monday, the Goth July next, to commence the
same at this office, at which time, and place they are
hereby required 10 attend hearing Of the matters
in reference by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
SPRINGS ST.AGE-

AIS Stage will hereafter run TWICE each week to ana
- from Flucks, where il connects with the line from
Lynehhurg to Nashville Re- aud Lewisbug. where IL will
connect with Porers line Of coaches which runs 10 mo
Ohio river =
FARE. For eeeh person there will be charged for
passage in the stage,
From Lewisburg 10 White Sulphur 20
White Sulphur to Sweet Springs ~ M
Sweet Springs tn Fincasilo, m
FincastIe to Flucks, m
LewisbuTg to Union Or
do. Sal, Of Sweet Sulphur, 30
White Sulphur In Unioo ~
Salt Sulphur IN Swert Springs *
The stage will alternately run from m. e., &C.,,
by way ofths W Sulphur to the Sail snIp,s nj
and by tie Mill Gap and Union. p' 80 'eeer',
Eash passenger viii no allowed take a05s Of hae
gage cc OF charge bot all over that will bo shaysed r.
81 ,he Ia,eo cents per 10. per 100 miles Tho hc
,ne names at the places where tho stage s.ops
There will be Rood aud e.,.ca s,a
hoIscs IN Virginia =, - s ,l.., ,es oos'
Sih month. 24,h, 1890 ~"Sv" hSN'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

ItiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
s9ct, and its pre-cminent virtues arc so well
ta0iishad and so fully acknowledged by IN intelligent
further than that i, is 4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases the Liver Debility resulting from intem
peraucc and dissipation: Old and irvcterate Ulcers
rams IN the Bones, attended with swcngs of the
joints: Indigestion: Botchcs the Face Pimples &c
Hvphis Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercurial and Scrofulous complaints.
ihe certificates of wonderful cures performed by
the Catholcon, have become numerous, as To pre-
Guide their insertion in any newspaper, and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to print hem in
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
ell as soon rs possible TO the several Agents for gra-
tnltots distribution, and must perusal, strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
tils rGdicme, and disarm, us 1t s hoped, tie prcudi-
ces OF those who view with distrust any medicine not
known IN what IS called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be aainsaid
AT the earnest solicitation ofmcmbers of the med
ica faculty, and Others who have witnessed the aston
lshlng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Cathocon, and who are anxious that its benefits 20
mankind may be more widely difnscd, the proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out IN any way deterioratmg Inequality of the med
cine or reducing The size Of the bottle, has been
materially done in the case of SwaiIn's Panacea.
fITd % ers recently ree1ued from Phy1ensS, and from
dstor me SAFE Of Potters Cathohcosl most IF ro0l
~ retail more than do.e bottles of your Ca,ccon where
sen one bottle of Swans PaDace and feel great pleasure in
niprnns yon that in every in which have sen the ca
thoiicon tired, 1t has produced DECIDED be,lSft"
Gould you afford TO reduce tho price Of your Catholon To
TWO uoas should more frequently prescribe patients
and this would ao be done by of other in
us Town and vicinity who have used with the effects
saparila had failed"
An eminent physician says az have known cures per-
oned by the use of your Ca,holcon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. and have
never knswn II TO produce injurious tHeets"'
The above invaluable medicine may be constantly had
j. H. BLAMIRE,
Jan - Opposite the Eagle Hotel. Richmond.
RACON.-I4, 600 lbs. of Smithfield ha-