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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
MARTNE NEWS.
PORT OF RTCH.NO.VD.
ARRIVED.

Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore. via
Norfolk and City Point, with sundries, to l. Webb
a. Co, Workman s. nj. Gruder, Lancaster &, DENLY, b
TonpkIns, Winston, NJ Nemara " Duval, b Peyton
l}agwell & Smith, Stratton, r 'faylor King d.
Richardson, & g Clarke, Cook g. RYAN, J Garth
George d. William Merriam, John II Nash, p.
Suvan.--Passed off Point of Shoals brig; off
Cannon's Marshes, schrs. Richmond Packet, from
New York, and Emily Davis, from Philadelplia
IN company, Cuff topsa schooner: off Bermuda
Hundred, Schr Alice g. Mary; Brig; . Egg Har-
bour Schrs; OF 4 Mile Creek, one fore & aft Scnr
of Rock Mills ,Sloop Philadelphia and Schr. Miner
vn, Mister, from Baltimore; in Wards Reach, Schr
Emulous from Boston, all bound up in Hampton
Il Dads, ilips Anacreon and Jefferson bound out.
SAILED,
Schr Hero, Chatter, for New York coa
Schr. Armada. Clifford. for Salem Mass coal.
BOSTON, Aug. 22-Ar, brig Factor, Richmond
Cleared, barque Richard, NorciA.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.-Cd, schs Richmond Knapp Rich.
mo"d; Alice Mary, Sanders do; Planet, Cole Petersburg
, BEAooN OFFICE,
Norfolk, Aug. -, 1929 (
At Oh Point Yesterday, schr Excel, Howell, fun Richmond
Cleared brig Gov Fennc Rlanchord Richmond; Bril-.
liant, Winsnr, MaIseilles.
NoRroLK, Aug. 25.-Arrivcd, sclir Increase Hi
likcr' from up James River, bound to New York.
In Hampton Roads, ship Jefferson, wv from up
James River. bound TO London.
The brig Caroline, Smith, bound to Leth went
to from Hampton Roads this day.
There ABBOTT 81 sail OF vessels at anchor be-
tween this harbor and Craney Island, Diet mod bv
n. f.. winds, among which arc sclrs. philadelphia.
hetchum FOR New York, Telegraph, Somers for
do; .Ariadne Robinson. for do Sun, Horton for
do: Wavcry. Ashley for do; Meridian, Ingersol.
for do: Sloops Capital, Acky, for do; Sally g.
Amelia, Barrett, for do; Schrs James Fisher, Som
crs, for Boston, and Francis, Petty. for Newark
ell from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
Mss MACKENZIE'S
SEMINARY

WILL be re.opened the LIST October, for the
W reception of boarders and day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks TO the public for the pre-
ference given TO her establishment. and rests her
hopes of its continued prosperity the Improvement
cvinced by her pupils
II is Miss Mackenzie's ambition that Richmond to
whose inhabitants she owes much, may, the means
ct education, equal any city in the United States
To attain this end, she has cheerfuy contributed
and will continue to do so, by securing the aid of
the most efficient masters, all the advantages that cen
be derived from a free access to well chosen libra
ry anu the use OF an extensive chemical and philo
soPhcaI apparatus, with whatever else she can pro-
cure, to facilitate the improvement of the rising
generation, and render literature and science attrac.
i've. Nhh view to further this object, Miss
Mackenzie is at New York.
aug 28-lawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mail Coach Line from G,lyQndotte to Sia,al-
ton, Three Times Il Weeh
I'VE subscribers have established Line of Post
IL Coaches from Guysudotte TO Staunton, which, i'll
stead of running tt0ce week only as stated in for
mer notice. will, for the greater accommodation of the
traveller. and TO prevent unavoidable delay on the
road, perform the three times week
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike To
I.cwisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs to
wit; the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm. &c 10
Stanton.
1t viii leave Guyandotte every Tne.,la,,. Thurs
dag and Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ. and on It's
return, will leave Stanton every "Wednesday Fri.
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
At Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also uunng
three times a week.
Fare from Richmond to Guyaudotte 500 so
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Staunton viii be
performed III five travelling days (the eth day IN each
week being necessarily resting day. and from Stann
ton to Richmond, Fredericksburg. i'm two DAVIS
and from Richmond to the City of Washington in
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the City, in
eight hours
There will be no night travelling throughout tie
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, will find this route very pleasant and cheep
one. And those who may wish to visit The Springs
arc informed, that, exclusive of this Line, they can
generally be accommodated, on short notice, with
good ertrG Coaches to those watering places.
And the public assured, that in attention to the
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers SO far
as good Coaches and Teams, and skful attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not h.
inferior to any other i'll the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
Propreors from Guyando;te, To the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE.
Proprietor from tire Warm Springs 10 S,aunoo
RichUOnd, Va. June IL, 1929. c 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
STAGES.

TNRAVELLERs are respectfully informed that
- the Western Stages to LynChburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, W ednesdays &,
Fridays, at a. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley line Huntsville. Nash
vile, &c. IS connected. Before reaching Salem,
at F'uks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in.
tersects Cadwels line. which passen Fincastlc.
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs &C.
intersecting Porter a. Beldcn's linc at Lewisburc
which runs to Guy0ndotte ON the Ohio river
The Richmond line IN returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at i a. NJ
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon.
days at A. NJ.
The travel will be performed by daylight in sum
mer.
For seats to the West, apply Mt the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers other persons, the risk of the res
pcctvc owners thereof
a. PATTERSON, Proprieior
RtcHMOND& SALEM.
n. B.-Cudwells line runs only twice n week.
Passengers for tho Springs, &c. should leave Rch-
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
Iuly1O eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
j. RUSE,

Loaf and Snip 6reGd Baker,
INFORMS his friends and the public in general
4 that he bakcs all kinds of family and ship bread
at his Bakery, near Rockets. Families aud Others
may be supplied with the following kinds of soft
bread:
and 10 contloaves, made of now supcrine flour
, and 10 do do do do do do
mixed with corn meal very much approved of by
families, and can be particularly recommended TO cap
tains of packets and coasters for retaining its mois
ture and sweetness longer than any other soft bread
and 10 cent loayes anti.dispeptic bread, highly
recommended by the Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
Butter ond water crackers, at 6 Ii cts per pound
baked every day.
Pilot bread, dG.4) no charge
Navy do 9 for bbls. or
Snip do 2I-AN drayaue.
Customers regularly supplied at their residence
All orders left with Messrs. A. Sweeny at the Basin
l.. DAVIS at the Old Market, or at the Bakchousc
thankfully received and punctally attended to.
N. Ii. have made arrangements with my son,
opposite the Market, to keep constantly hand the
above articles at the annexed prices.
u Wanted, MS All apprentice to the above business
youth from l6 To - years Of age.
aug t8-eo5if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
LOUISA RACES.

'>IIE Louisa Races will commence at Louisa court
Il house, on Thursday. the LIST Of October. First
dayss race, mile heats for years DID, six entries and
closed. One hundred bushels OF megcimntable wheat
entrance, half tcricil+
William Morris, IT. c. h.. g.)
Maj. Bickerton Winston, b. ).
Elijah Hutchinson. black + ! by CarolirTian
Robert u. Willis. b. t.
JOHN Graves, s. {.
DIR. James NJ. Morris, 5. q. by Alfred.
ID. days race, two mile heats one hundred dollars
IN cash. with the addition of such subscription may
be subsequently made.t
Sd. days race, proprlctor's purse made mp of the
first and second days entries and gate money. This
will he handsome purse, to he run the best 3 in 5
NILE heats. JNO. NJ. PRICE.
1t is confidently expected that the first days race
VIII be exceedingly interesting, each runner intending
10 be at the goal, and all having high expectations OF
winning.
This purse is encreasng and it is believed by the
day OF the will be of considerable magnitude
aug28 Sic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES'
Boot and Shoe Mandatory,
OpnosiLe a. ON Sman Taretn.

Opposite Me Old Slodn Iiarern.
THNHE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public for tho liberal encouragement he
has heretofore met with. Having lately employed
first rate workman from the North. il now prepared
10 execute orders in the ladies' and misses line, AID
will make in the most approved manncr TO measures,
i'm fashionable style any orders which he may be ia
voured with. and hopes by strict personal attention
TO business, to receive a continuance Of tho public
patronage.
On hand, gen;lcmens boots, shoes md pumps,
bows fine shoes, and assortment of negro shoes,
all Of good quality. ...,..,..
iuly 2I-eol8t c12t JOHN DURllAM'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
FoR THE Vine.

STALL, aud perfume filled Many stopped gaze
upon many bowed its fragrance and its owner hung
delight passed IL again. and behold gonets
Stem was leaes It's had wered; the enclosure which
surrounded broken DOWN The spoer had been there
he that admired ii; Inc knew dear him who
planted IT. aud beside he had other plant love Vet he
suatched secretly from the hand that cherished he
s bosom ill hung head and AIDED, aud when
that its glory departed he flung udely But left
thorn in his BOSOM and vay did he seek il; for
perccs spoer his hour Of mrth And
saw that who had loved the beauty of the rose ga
thcred again its scattered leaves bound stalk which
the hands violence had broken looked earnestly the spot
where grew, aud my soul received instruction. And sad
lei her who Is full Of admiration, sitting like the queen o flowers
majesty among the daughters women let her watch lest
her vanity her heart; besng her proudly upon
her strength; let her remember that she sandeh upon
slippery places, and be high.minded, but fear.
AuriIst 9th.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

ETIEGiNIA:-A superior Of chancery, held at the
capitol IN the city OF Richmond on Thursday July ID
1929 Robert g. Scott, and other plts Nathaniel Har
Tison, eNor OF Edmund Harrison, decd, and other OTIS
For appearing the COu.t, much order
this tie 9th of February, 1929 directs the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render
real and personal OF his estaOr uns1d
aside and the the motion of the plaintiffs the
the defendant, doth order that defendant
render at the legal aud equitable tesla
tors estate and of the ems thereon showing porites
before the commissioner who shall much OF the said
order as set aside: And that the commissioner
after having advertised for eight weeks some new p
sed the city Of Richmond, for ali the creditors Of the aid
estate 10 produce and prove their claims state ar
OF the debts due from tine said estate and report the
same to ie couh with any matters specially deemed
pertinent by himself which may be required 10y pae.
he stated. copy. 1esie
WM g. RENDITION C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

Departed this lie Monday, the 7th inst (at DR. Sam1
Oldhan's, King George county Va Mr. BEU J. MONROE
in the 18th year Of his age The disease which terminated his
existence violent bilious fever But few Gays previous
his he the picture of health and might have anti
pacd much happiness H alas the uncertainty Of human
ents-''n the ndst Of life in dcath!'hc is
,re has been taken from the of action in the bloom
auth, and his active body is consigned the
omb aud trust his spirit has fed the mansion Of
felicity. He bid fair To be useful member Of society;
although he separated from this world by the
of death, he lives 10, the memory Oi lbs liicndA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

NOTlCE.--MR NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ington Tavern within City yards ofthe Capitol Square.
She will be prepared TO accommodate, in tho best
manner, number Of the Members Of the Con veption
and Legislature, with their families if required
Good stables, and carriage houses well supplied with
prOvender and careful HOstlcrs. uup : clGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
JOIN .. ADAGa,

as located in Williamsburg, and offers his profess
y sonal services to tho public lie VIII Pracuce
!, The Snpcrior Court Of Chancery and Hastings
court held in that city, aud in the Superior and In
fcrior Courts Of tho counties Of James CITY, YORK,
Warwick and Gloucester. All communications adj
"a % aug 95-3;cF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
Flnm the srnrmcl of ihe Vnllcr.

"4ngfher Revolutionary Hero gone"
DIED, the residence of MIR Oesbye, this place, the
wck before last, the venerable PHP BARR. soldier of the
Revolution Mr. Barr served faithfully throughout the period
tired mems sou and in his discharge from the army,
which e possessed until his death, the hest testimony is left Of
the faihues OF his zeal Ills epiaph may he found written
IN the blessings which enjoy, for his early history iden
thed with the struggles of his countryand his latter days
spent the practice of virtue and honor IT Is believed
that bur two of band Of these conscpt fathers survive
TINS county Peter Grim and Dennis OFerramay hcr "at-
a. IL lnI lie liis S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

MRS. HIGGINBOTHAM begs leave TO
1'A inform her friends and the public that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging to Mr.
Moncure, recently occupied by Mrs. Heih. and ad.
joining the house recently occupied by Ms PAGE as
a boarding house.
Indies and gentlemen. Members of the Convention
and OF tho Legislature will find the situation oprees
ble and convenient to the Capitol Also families
visiting Richmond. aug 23-w5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

CoMWRsIoNEE's OFFIcE, Richmond, Aug 2Gia. 1929
The parties Interested notified that appointed the
18th day of October office and place for
commencing the tine foregoing order of
CouT: and the creditors Of the of Edmund Harrison decd
required In attend at the same time and place and produce
and prove their claims.
aug 28-w3tc HILARY BAKER Co,-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
NOTICE

MRS. MARY TOMPKINS continues her Board
Az ing House, in that large and airy Brick Building
on u Street. so very contiguous TO the Capitol where
she will be prepared to accommodate ten or fifteen
Members OF tho Convention, and approaching Leris-
lature. aug love,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
TRIST SILE

* virtue OF a deed Of trust executed 10 the rub
: scriber by John Johnston and of record in Tho
lIu.u lungs court office Of the city Of Richmond on no
1th DAY OF October, 1897. shall on the liSt day ~
august l829, at ~ o'clock NJ before the front door
OF the Beil Tavern in the city of Richmond for Tho
purposes therein mentioned, proceed 10 SCH at public
auction on credit Of so days Tho following proper-
~, "a wit; lots parcels ~ land ying md being
IN the said city. on N1llog ard Concord streets.
known ia a survey inadc oy Richard Young tfor the
late Dr.. John Adams, bearing dafc the 3lst NAY
1885, by lots No. IS, -, % and q: also iwo ncoTo
men, To wit. Stephen and Dick For moro psrti-
cuar description Of said property sec sbd decd The
tide to the above property believed 10 he good
but acting rs trustee, she'll not ,,,rrrri
aug ii-lOt JESSE +. KEESFE, rg,sto5,
" The sale oi lac above Land is postponed utli}
Monday, 9TH September mex, ~ o'clock on Oh pre-
misos. Of the r"grocs. m.d Tuesday, 9Th - Ia
o clock. NJ tho Bell Tavern - &c, e. ivry.
aug q JESSE y 'yvaprol, iu the said eify.
este. WN. O. FFNnIEroS, e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
MFRS. SAMUEL G.. ADAMS. onr

~'A the Eagle Hotel, has recently added To her
Boarding Establishment and will be prepared TO ac-
cOmmodate several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
and comfortable, and every effort to render satisac-
ton TO those who call on her, will DC made.
auO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

NIRGINIA-At u superior cnuu Of chancery holden
athe capitol IN the city of Richmond, Wednesday,
June 10Th, 1929: Richard Boyd, pltE against John D.
Hawkins aud Alexander Boyd, DIS.
This cause came this day to he heard on tho bill
taken for confessed the defendant Alexander Boyd
the answer OF the other dc endan, with the replication
thereto exhibits aud limitations Of witnesses and was
argued by COUNSEL On consider whereof. the court
doth refer the accounts betwecn the parties, OF
the commissioners, who is directed 90 and
SETTLE the same, aud make rcpcu thereof the court,
with matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himsef which may be required 10y the parties be
stated
A Copy. Teste, wM. g. pENDLELoS, G. 6.
Co~mis'ioney's QDcc, Richmond, July 25h, 1899
The parties Interested will please take soee that have
appointed the eighth day of September next
the directed w the foregoing order court
on which day, ~ o'clock A. NJ, they are required to
attend my office IN this city, with their accounts vouch
ers aud documents ready foT examination and settlement
aud With Office copies of the necessary papers
SO va, G, HILARY BAKER, Conf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

NEw- loRK, August %.
lotasses-New Orleans sold the loo 20,
nds To supply the immediate demand at 81 The stock of
this kind il quite snail
Sah-Several carsoes Of Liverpool sold adj
vance, Chiefly for Southern markets Sacks o full weight sold
at S2i until Saturday, when cargo brought 81 27 COCO
bushels ground, sold at ~
Corn Etchdngein Flour there large
parcel of Ely Brand from wheat, in crop
and Of good quality sold 5l fresh eroni brought S
he whole stock estimated below i01D bbls Sales
OF Baltimore wharf at So a. and OF Southern the
same price No wheat has yet from the
West The quality said to I've very fine Of Ching
63lbs and 65lbs per bushe % Virginia Wheat
sold 100 cts, though consequence of Icing fund
heated deduction made OF cargo of prime
James River sold Friday, 40 These prices are
caused by the scarcity OF the moment, and 20
far that they would he dangerous gdes
for transactions to take effect here weeks hence
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

Land and Negroes ct .4ucfi0R
~ pursuance OF decree OF the County Cour, a,
AenrIco- III the case of Adams and others vs. Cay
'lhgton and others shall, Commissioners nplne;,
III tnc SAID Decree proceed To sell, at public auction
at the Court House Of the county Of Monroe. ON
M"nuay' the list day of September next one Trort
OF Land, belonging to the estate of Tabitha Adams
deceased containing nine hundred and 6fv eoht
acres about two hundred acres are under cultivation
and on which, there are several corofo,tabs dive
ing houses. With the necessary out houses lbis
property lies within hree miles of the Sweet Sprr
anu SAID to be mountain land of the first ulalii -
PERSONS wishing To view n referred To Mr. JacoA
Baker, and Mr. Elijah Wickliae residing on the
premises ~
And on Monday, the 2sth day of the same month.
IN the town o. Staunton, as Commissioner aforesaid
snail sell, at public auction FIVE slaves CONSISTING
OF two men, one woman and two girls.
The slaves viii be sold for ready mopey--the Land
on credit of one and two years the purchaser 10
give bonds, with approved security and a deed Of
trust upon the property to secure the purchase mo
ney Possession VIII be given the first day of Jan.
uary next G. NJ. CARRlNGTON, Conmr
arg 17-2awi0t
- ALE OF LAND.-Iy virtue of deed IN IT1SI eSec1f,5
- To ne subscriber by John NJ Gregory on the h iav az
august 3l and admitted to record the clerks Office of M
'un} OF James CITY, on the 7th day Of January 1922 for
day. the thnd day OF September next 10 sell on the up,;s
To the highest bidder. of ready money Tract of and in ai
county Oh James CITY, M SAID deed conveyed and described "a
containing iour bundled acres, having allotted p Dab
ny btowne, ,oi whom JOHN Crcsury purchasedl ami
adjoining Brownies saw nl This land Is heavily t,pf errp
conveniently situated Rayigabe water and may DO roo
s0cd ~ desirable 70 those disposed engage the timber
NO oeec' ~ the title Is known the subscriber bu, as
S a. uus' NC VIII convey only such title vested iu
hmm 10y the dCef aforesaid John y ri DprON ~
August Ist, 1929. 70 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY,

Nearly opposite the Soan Tarern,
WILL be eopencd on LIST October next. The
w studies of this institution will embrace as here
,ofore. regular classical, mathematical and English
course.
The French. Spanish aud Italian Languages will
be taught by Mr.. Colonna D'Ornano, who is well
known in this city n teacher Of foreign languages.
Terms, $50 per annum.
For the French, Spanish or Italian Language,
there will be an extra charge.
Richmond, Aug. 90 -Iawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
From the london C,,,ri,r .yuIy q

From the London Courier .July 2.
EVASION corn LAws.-A curious plan has
been started at Paisley, to deprive the agricultural
interest OF the protecting bene, of tho Corn Laws
Ii is form national association TO raise fund for
paying the duty foreign grain, by collecting pen
ny a weakfrom each family thus holding ont a bonus
10 the foreign grower to bring his grain the Eng
lsh market, and by so doing create gIut of that
commodity, and also demand for the manufacturers
of the country public meeting is to BE- held TO
consider the subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SAFE
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS. DUNLOP u co.


4 pursuance OF decree of the county court of
buckingham, the undersigned commissioners or
one or more OF them, will proceed, the premises, ON
est bidder tract of land in the lower part of Buck
ING haIh, on James River, called Mount Ida.
This tract OF land is believed TO contain siy hmm.
dred acres-about hundred md fftv of W bch ara
low grounds good portion of the high land is IN
woods, and IS tobacco land. The whole of the open
land Extraordinarily fertile.
Ihe Improvements originally constructed with an
eye TO taste and usefulness Will require SOME repairs
An accurate survey of the whole tract, ascertuin-
ing the quantity of forest and open, hill and BOTTOM
land, will be made before the day of sale and plat
exhibiting the results, will be prepared for the inor
rhation of those concerned.
IERMs.-A credit OF !, ., 9 and A wears viii H..
gwen TAe commissioners will require from the pur-
chaser bonds with approved security, and will retaih
lien on the land till the purchase money be paid
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
w. L. FONTAINE, Commis-
WIN. F. RANDOLPH. s'onerS
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