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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
70 Planters of Tobacco on James RiDer-
RtRMONY HILL !SEJjIN9RY

M rs TURNER takes this method of eoruc,in, . ,,Do,,
" winch She has been informed, is circulating in lie coun
leT School IS discontinued;" and of informing the
Puc OF the new arrangement made Institution for the
ensuing year She has secured the
"1'O CLASSICAL education, moral worth and eXrerence M
waeihls emnendy qualify HIM for the duties of ms station
nus dId SHE proposes system, which will furnish every
iacHHy oE the regular progress pupil from the sipe
ee ary branches, 10 the highest department ofletters M
utt oI system IN every occupation life will be eadiv al
wv" m perhaps III 40 pursuit is indispensabie-su ret-
mans IN MS effects Is IN the business moulding the chnyar
" yDt TASK which deyoyes on every faithful teachsr Eor
Adopted: '"'1- VIII NC
introductory Dpdrt7ert-In which will be taurbt the E1e
mems OF Leaning, including Geography, Arithmetic some
OTaslcs OF Natural History, Plain Sewing ami Narkng
lies. % ~ " VIZ 'Oii'-
JtHior MISUNDERSTANDING Writing Spelling Ceooraphv
Sp lnar Arithmetic mental and written Natural Hs.ov
os;, Map Drawing, Exercises in Execution and Needle
Se11or DEPARTMENTAL Geography History Na,,.,
fhhosoPhy Rhecrc, Logic, Geometry Astronomy with Iec
lures Chemistry with Lectures Botany, COMPOSITION Natusl
!heo-ogy, mlneaogy In the cabinet of minerals
IuneNc, ALGERIA, ats on the improvement of the mind
Vlcences OF Christianity, Ecclesiastical History and the Crerk
LATIN rcnch Spanish and Italian languages viii I ta,,ob
Every Pupil q suitable will be taught, Drawing as
Oh acquiring habns OF accuracy, of improving the taste
ana OF facilitating the acquisition OF Pemanshp Teachers
M be furnished for nstructing Music Painting ON Velvet
wood and Paper and Fancy Work Vocal Music is to he
regular branch OF instruction. as suitable TEACHER can
be obtained. ~ '
good Library Is attached to the School for the use Of t
fupus Farther particulars be asoerianed b. application
Boarding inclusive of Bed, Bedding
r, a%d "a a; ,ha SO Per session,
Do Junior DEF aruient
Do Senior Department, ~
dec ID sovsv
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EDUCATION

I'VE subscriber respectfully inloruns Acr former
patrons and friends generally, that she has taken
inc ophG"y SnnooI room attached to Trinity Church
whore she Will commence Touching ON N1NnAV
the 9TH OF January ncXt.lhc branches 10 vb,,, Size
WI devote her particular attention VIII conss, Of
Roading, Writing, Arithmetic English Crnnnnr
Geography WIN the use oil O. = aud Mans. His,o.
~, Nc.' also, paIl aud ornamental Need. Wor; and
Embroidery. with Drawing and Palntin. in ,I.;r Ef
:cront varieties With u gra,ct, rc.nel ,5rpncc q,
the h1cIal support she ha, heretofore rcc ed N her
school, and with full Determination "a, a.. bor host
efforts to advance the youth with whose Instruction
her friends for the year to come
Dec 25-t &f Ct MARY ANN iF.IBEP.
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NIRGINIA: At rules holden in he clerk nace Of .h.

NIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district The
81 day OF November, 1923 Thomas A. Baber DIT against
John Fleming, Isaac Curd and Jane his wife and Ssmo9
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife dts
The defendants Isaac Cud and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer r. and Martha his wife having entered their apr
ance and gwen security according the act of assembly and
thes Of tins court, and appearing satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this country il IS ordered ira,
the said defendants do appear here the tenth ay of the next
January te and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy ofhis order b. forthwith inserted in some ph
sbed the city OF Richmond for two months ccessive ara
posted u, the front door OF the capitol in the said CIV
81 copy. Iesie, WIN. g. PENDLETON C. 1,
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VIRGINIA.: AT rules holden in the cleks office Of E

VIRGINIA.: AT rules holden clerks Office of Essx
county, on the 30 day OF November, 1873: Elizabeth
Ludlow William Camett, guardian of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, infants OF Richard Ludlow dec James
VI Ganeit assigned guardian ad Item, defend the aid in
iants, and Richard Ludlow, deiendants-IN CHANcyRY.
The defendant Richard Ludlow not having entcred his an
Peance and given security according the act of assembly
and the rules oth court and appearing by satisfactory evi
ocnct' that ne Is NOT nhabani this State; therefore on
e moon OF the Prtfsi ordered, that the said defendant
"!chafd Ludlow, do appear before the justices of the com
court OF Esex, the third Monday January next and an
e Their bill and that copy OF this order inserted
~ some newspaper Of extensive circulation published in this
Sncnwealih for two months successfully, that another
copy be posted the front door the of this COUNTY
A copy Ieste, ZACH. u CRITTENDEN, d. c
VrQ.~
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COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS N

IT0M ne P07rhat08 Cotton Factory.
A FUnTHER reduction in the price of Joseph Hev
woods cotton yarns, has this day taken place. The
SUBSCRIBER having made arrangements with Mr. IJev
wood VIII be regularly supplied with all numbers th1
may De called Tor at the prices hereto annexed is
ny 10 Gwei on the superior quality of this
yarn; Ibosc who have used it invariably give il q
Uecidec preference any Other spun in this State
or an! imported from the Northern Factories Asin
gle tri Is sufficient to establish the truth of this as
serloh' HIr: ucywoods prices for yarns will OH ex
aiming the following list be found 10 he Io,r 10,
any orrs sod III this State, taking into consideration
tht great difference in the quality Good clean white
COTTON Will be received by the subscriber in exchanges
of COTTON yarns at the prices hereto annexed and the
highest market price allowed for the cotton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave to return M,
lar thanks TO those planters who have been 50
y as to n'rust the management of their Tobacco
rs Salesman az the Public Warehouse. none il -
not necessary iJr meto say that nv hes, cyerto,s
ave oeen usrc 10 render general satisfaction avan
'lecr .heih te same attention. nay more, Us myheah
trust has been rcstored.-I would Lrr r.,nork 10 80
i'iepds Tor WHOM have done business. -, ,v,I nc ,
ny others ior"horn hope 20 be cngavcd that this no.
Gee Wouldnot have been Introduced mon them but f
the oter OF Mr.. Lakeland TO do busiu .s t tho s,,,
tC' rs competitor. Oar friends vii please dire.
r 4oDaccU 10 one or N" other al o.. they may 500
~"'sr which VIII save any thing like contention II
s1ou-d not be- expected that when tore is fair
cJwptd'l'n IN this way that the inspectors wouId
~ themselves ma any way Interested. particularly
ne r'h'r patronage u e"teuded 10 tic Warc-housa
Il. heretofore BY Tie Planters. Should any Tobnc-
30 ~ directed 70 the Wrc.house without snecif;.;n,
a1y preference in the Salesman the o,,-nor vii 70
'.1'l That lie has tic right 30 choose for himself
even On the day Of sale. The situation OF sales
i'!ah l. IN no way connected with anv of tho
ol!cr duties OF the Warehouse. Consequently,
II IS hG'd alone by the patronage Of the Planters
ana ueicrs surely can give 10 better evidence of
my attachment TO the interest Of the Planters and INV
.!A!Ct - promote their interest t1n 20 annex tho
''.!"Wihg names, composing large majority of fhn
!.'"'!pa, buyers, VINO have k.nGr dire rted mo to
NV. ieIc.eh'e 10 them by way Of chewing their sa-
E'c'"n 10 my mode "f doing business ns Salesman
Pd't'ir a'r ma tC ~ 'c.. dealers j. worth moro
10 ne growers o. Tobacco than any r,ha~ .,;loncc
lat nave to o'i,r--ir~ s-.h IN e,I.,c,s1,, f - DIV
.''i"N'l nave Oily 70 ,..n Ivy humble auL.
TIC inspectors rec.nh -" j Tobacco sent 10 li, VIII
t4Iurheu TO the owner -gueuti: shall y,i, his
or'ar Tor rs Inspection and sale. All expenscs ,,ad
y directed, o. the sub.crh"r-OHice NJ the W.
' j.. 3. MONTAGUE.
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S25 REV Ann
500 REWARD.

E'liE above reward will be paid for the apprcIau-
henslon OF NEGRO man named RICILARD win,
salls himself klCtiARD SMITH, wholcit my lot 90
Saturday night the nth ult., and n woman DI1,io
who, it is believed, have gone of together Richard
is black fellow, about feet or inches biuh yr,
likely whenwel dressed but of rather bad cnuntc.
lance when spoken to- he had sindry clothes. AMONG
them blue surtout coat Maria is a stout Girl about
% years old, not very black OF pleasant conntepaucc
when speaking; she had mkt winter dress and n
variety of other clothes not reelected The above
ielow has left wife and children, who live Mt Mr.
Thomas Undcrwoods: he is very intelligent and can
read and write tolerablv well. he has NO Td,, &c.,,
pass, and will probably attempt to get TO the north
ern states Thirty dollars will he paid for him alone
and 90 for Maria. fifty il taken together and dcly
cred 10 the subscriber, secured in any Jail in Viz
Una or inc same proportion Of 100 dolls and cxpon-
Sos paid, iftaken out ofthc State ana delivered 10 me-
Jan w. - MICOU
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LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER EOR cQJr

OFFER FOR SAFE,
so bbis and 100 bags coffee, Lscuira, ST, Domi.eo
and Java
10 hhds moasses
~ hhds aud 10 bbls st Crox and Now Orleans SUI
CARS
hhds ~ boxes and 50 hh,s loaf and lump surar
% bids and 100 bbs rye whskcy
10 bbls Caruther's rectifcd do
200 bbls Isle OF wight and Northern ample brnnsv
do peach brandy
hhds and so bbls pure n. l.. rum
. do Antigua DO
do Jamaica 40
2 pipes French brandy
) do Holland gin
$ & :: $:; s;::s
London porter, cider
100 bhls vinegar
lao sacks Liverpool ground 81
Do do blown do
so tons Swedes, English and Anrsr.,aiI, b,r inn,
do castinrs
German, crawlcy hlistorcd ami cyst y.ral
Cut and wrought nails
go Spanish hides
ESQ sides soal leather
90 sides upper leather
barrels tanners oil
SUD bbls N. Carollrm cut hcrrtr-;
so do mackerel
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
~ casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, coppcruS. d!iiin
Rrmstone, indigo, pepper piinerito
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs, cassia dcuiiiohus
Quart bottles, tumblers, dcUapters WINS &c
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping parcr
Sperm and talow candles
brown and shaving soap, bccswax
Imperial, gunPowder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass spci
Whttemores cotton and wool cards:
ALSO,
lotion bagging, bale ropo, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds OF cor.
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
shoe thread, osnaburrS thread
Osnaburgs, hessans. cotton varn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &c,
in lO-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

MR.. WILLIAM WALTON,-Sir, take notice that 1ve
AVE- shall on tuesday the Sd day Of February next il fair IL
not the next fair day, AZ Mrs Frances AImisea in the
OF Cumberland between the hours of 10 o'clock in the fore
noo ana sN IN the afternoon OF the same day, proceed to ase
the dispositions of said Frances mistead 10 m read a.
III suit now depending in the Superior Court Of l. m Cnn,
eand county, at which time and place you may attend if YOU
iAinh proper Respectfully, JESSE 5. ARMiSTEAD
JAMES A. ARNIlSTEAD
Executors Of JAS \. A1listead decd
JANUARY 3--,ri -' W. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

T, rsole Itehets $, haires 50, quarters %.
Hartford, January 18Th
~ Inc drawing OF the above Lottery, will be re-
ceeh at my Office on Saturday next. when the cash
wiIoG PAID Tor prizes the moment the drawing is re
keco!lect and call at No. l59 Main Street. for pr
HeS ~ Ill authorized Lotteries, where have been sold
more capital prizes than at any Office IN VIRGINIA.
I1I 10 L. CBUBB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

OO'o P.'Les' S69,lSl
Hartford, Jan. 18th
~ The drawing of the above handsome scheme
VIII be regularly received. and 10 doubt most oftLe
capitals will be paid usual at the truly fortunate
Lottery and Exchange Office of
THO. b. BIGGER.
Where has been paid No o. %, So prize of g 600
4, Is, p, do 1000
!, %. 80, do 200
10, p, a.. do GOO
80, So, 43. do 500
with great number Of other handsome prizes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
.NEU GOODS.

aNLEGAN'r carved tor,ois, tuck and .;.,o.,,,.i.
IA DO plain 10 Of MI slcs
New style calcocs, end printed caIn6rirs
'"' ana D!ue-black Murcclilc, groy Ge naples.
and Italian lus,rues
slack blue, aud mkt broad-clo.L.
N"sslmcrs, sattinets, blanket, aud va.io.- Of
oiher reasonable goods, which are of;,rod a. recci
WiUes. Ioi cash'by HALL NELSON
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a. The prize Of SUBSTITUTION 70 ,he DAILY RIcunroNn

~ Inc prce oil subscription TO the DAILY RICHMOND
~nio, Is SIX dollars year, payable in advance
The charge for .4drrfsnes Is cents for sngl, insertion,
Oh square OF less and S3I for daily oI
every o'ncr day Where advertisements inserted only once
fra ~ N '"S' "'e
Annual Advertisers charged 20 dollars for two snares
and IN that proportion for advertisements of greater
except Auctonecrs and Lottery dealers charged
Present circulation o. The Daity JYhig COO eoptsy.
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. Ciuesdays and Fridays) five dollars per ann,u
payable in advance. - N'N'
For ddrerfsng-75 cents square, less for the ls in
sefton, ana 90 cents for each continuance
Present circulation Of hhe Co,lntry Irhi ono cnni
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FOR S.3LE.

fOR SALE.
"a /. CroiX, Podo Rico and New Oy,ea,s sry,,,s
- 40, Por'o Rico, Cuba and Liberia coffee
i"ti sugar. chocolate, race and ground ginger
PHt German iu'nbcrs, German stee
D'mgohn., liquo. cases, mustard
Ng,n'gS, indigo, soap and candies
White lead in kegS, bunch raisins
Gvntowter imperial and Young hyspn i-ls
lt'Na.IS nails, al sizes
louics pa;,n; shot, al sizes
Hi".h>SeS, sweet Malaga and other wines
Holland ana country gin
Jamaica Antigua and northern rlnI
liod-c'S Goshen cheese, syal leather
Sperm cauu.c, &c. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
THIS DAY.

IIo "VnHcctlcut State Class Noe will be drawn
eh the following prizes will be distributed, to some
fortunate adyenturer.
10 No. LOMern---=7 Drc-rn RnUat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
ENTERTAINMENT

"a
hn asen Mt Lavallee, the residence of James
aI 90. Fetguson, on the road leading to Charottes
ttn e, hVe miles above Goochland Courthouse and six
.ts sey Sis now open and ready for the re-
OF travellers, and the proprietor hopes his fare
1' Intention viii merit the patronage of the public
|-, - 90. w4w
WI ~. WARMER W. PRICE.-As YOU are monroe
-, t Oh Virginia, and have agent known 10 me tat .
- 70 az the following places and periods viz at Eos
unDeIland county, on tire first Saturday IT,
anary next az William Ne,y5ns ir Euck;-gbsr, aS ~
Sren c oai9oay IN SUD January next Geensburs
Iee county Nv ON the 10th Of Jan next proceed ,,,ak. de-
lild aiiiayis Of sundry Witnesses 10 be read as e,
@ NJ sur IN the county Cumberland in cbancer
III when am plaintiff and you and o,ersa arc Defendants -
~. i-~SI JOHN p WILLIAMS
20 Planters of Tobacco on James River-
NUIlCE IS given, that all Tobacco intended for shnckn
tafehouse arriving III the Basin, will If desired hs r.
eived ino the Fire Proof Warehouse of the sbscrb.r &
ad DIN and adjoining Shocko free expense drayage
leceps granted BY the inspectors Shock without r
fI expense to the (yen called for nspecon or san
% man would occur delivered at once into Shoe
Ample insurance has been effected upon al tobacco s,o
- -. ti-4sc dIoNt named w l. MORRIS
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o3i HhCEil Ep-Sym-' wa-.r-Iroof uatc.t
~ .ai2cc0siaS, Tor lnd!rs and een;crurn-Ai.5 con-
'Hmcns cal! shin Boots; squar.-to, Boots. wiki 1,.:,
rubber hnEg between the soa's r,r =. Vor.f,,.-
Mian ever aescTption Of ladies', e.nigiuens mise,
ooyS ana cildrens Boots, Bootoes md Shoes a ,,r
feducGd prices; at the corner O.. Nam and it So
hv GRANNISS SOW ~ ~ IN 49,. ,, SI.,s' :
dec 9-ts ~ ''14i''-'
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NEW AND sUPTRToR AaTTCLvs-
Haze Reccircd by the Last PacEets, reyy extensive
supplies of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS g. SHOES.


supplies of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS g. SHOES;
Such as ladies' and gentlemens moccssins or over
socks ofevcry kind; of the most comfortable ar
icles ever invented And complete assortment oil
inuia rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, with
IRON frames, and travelling bags
Also, ladies French g. American slippers trimmed
IN every fashion, scalskin Il mock kid walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels single
and double vamPs, and some lined with India rubber;
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Gentlemens Superior made fine calfslin boots with
square and round toes, and great variety at every
price to s. so fine caskin booees of every descrip-
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancinn
pumps, with square and round toes and With buckles
very extensive supply OF misses, boys a. clndren's
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes of every kind.
D'All their goods are warranted.
Seal-skn and Hair Trunks of every size
~ .Athc corner Of Main and IAN streets.
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

RfLEGAST GOODS have rec, ..,,. .Iy IN. -, ~,
~ other late arrivals, y = " '-''' ''''
sack i and colo"rcd Palmyrnc for ladies' dresses,
i 10 nets assorted black t,l;-a lu-'.mes
BLACK and colourcd Gros lie Naples
i'ch bohDnct lace dresses wells, n.le-rn.s -
ftead and bolDDct lace, AN! Ell in.. 49,
i'AhFoutIed ano plain silk and volSfcd Iu.i,tr
SuPcrilne printed cambrcks and .,,.ca pi,.-b..,,.
Nl,i variety of other staple ana .,rc- GOODS e., -.
sold Al the lowest prices for cas "' -
w II ~. NElI SOY
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Eerry'a Ptcnli,ua Fire Ir.cf.

EenY's Prcmi,Ds FGrc Hr.ch.
w - nave JUS received further supply Of -.
w above superior article Which Lave hecp ,-,,.,,f
70 he cquo to & English Stoutar.l,c n,icE..r-'rEt
principal Fonntrics in the Uncd states are nov nm
KING use % ti.>- lli'l, in preference. o. lie EY-is
CJ&uMAN &. ANDREW.
u.E Is .2@6Hts fer U,r .FgGupC,.iu,,y
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FREDERICK \. M.y0. n11, rI.r,-n

H'nEprhith \. MAYO. WDCE-El,nrP . .-
- "o,S n'''n ne Bat Idre,2, -ycti.r I'm .r,, m t-
' ia sln' ''fes on tire Book t,rs %, q its lr,,,. ~ d
- .. ms experience as Workman - Obtain, No., -.
'.oL"-e Bank books executed or'.r arI pm NJ 80
''u !" any pattern. Tie lacrs himself That be h.s
- "ins Along statement o. the .r,rt. ,5 .-,, I'm .
orua!s NE may receive al be- done nr cvccu-aa 90
YnNhc' no dorht, has long bet9r' his uss,,,c md
HN Woihinal'lp ~ that line OF bushes NJ M cyc,,s
nc snail ~ n! times lr glad (1r fur -, 10
& VIC u'ion OF any work with ny o.c in j.c .uue line NJ
,Htss III the city OF Richmond or cl.cvhca Oct Ill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

''eN'N'
Jan !. ". NASH
Furniture, Fcnetian Blinds and Pianos.
SHNEE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand n conc
raj assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, manufhc-
turcd ny the most select ourneymcn, and nj the hest
materials viz sidcboards, bureaus secretaries booL
cases. emma presses, double and single wardrohcs
carved ana plain screw and patcut Joint bcdstcade.
S.lu,snt "g and pillar and claw dining ton and
card tables, low post and canopy ton cribs p,in and
inquired cloth soias curled hair and moss mattresses
har and moss stuffed easy chairs new panocs. with
IN assortment Of Venetian blinds If various sizcs.-
Any article IN the above Inc will be- made at the
shortest notice, the most reduced price and in tbc
most fashionable and workmaniike manncr.
The subscribers spccinl attention 20 the TIndcrfak
ing shall be gvHn at tho shortest notice, and AZ Inc
most reduced prices lie also keeps for hire meat
funeral hearse with good driver aud goutle horses
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite 10 the Merchants Coffee House.
Ndv u Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

Uhotc Tie'fis, so Quarters. s.
Hdlre', $40 Eighhs 81 so
. packhgeof IT whole which s compelled 10 dray
$40 can he had for s2&O--Shares Of packages in
same proportion.
u Orders from the country (post Tsd) promptly
attended 10. Address your orders IN
YATES g. MINTYRB,
uCc - Rich mopd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED No1s.
To be draioa goth January.
$4,000, $4,000,
5000, $500,
1000 ; OF 900,
Of COO 5 of 500.
And 80 each of 500, 90, so, GO, and 30. and 500
~ 10, $3.50 OF 20,
Ntr York. 1879
The drawings will he received at the Manners.
Office, Under the Eagle Hotel, where the fortTnat,
holder OF A. 81, %, capital of 50 900, whole ticket
is respectfully invited to call aud receive the cash.
lau YATES q N'INpYRE
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"THE GREAT KNOWN"

'FALES OF Grandfather, being stories taken from,
Scottish history, sccoad series, in two vols.
by Sir Walter Scott Just published and for sale b,
Jan T. n. NASH
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CHEAP BOOKSYORE,-

CHEAP BOOKSVORE.
i II. NASH has received. bv recon, ,r-ic,r,
~ very considerable additional supplies 10 his
lormcr extensive stock of Books and S;tation,r,.. MI
OF winch will be sold low, for cash. nov ,,
->.u, NoPet By a Lady Of Pirgiaia.
OHi published and for sale by the subscriber for
the exclusive benefit of the distressed family of
the Authoress MORTON, a Tale OF the Revolution
rice l collar. j. H. NASH
ia EAl4.-Ihe subscriber has on haId. and VIII Io
constantly supplied with Meal of superior quality
III oags OF : BUS. each, intended for families and fur
hshcd ut the lowest market price: any orders address
Gu to pr Saml Peasants myself, VIII he attended
o. WIN. J. CLARKE.
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LvcI;e md Si=e5.,
Daniel u a. rjiI:.
|HO. James,
I'm. Barrca,
Chs. Ellis.
Il. ". NoHiEg,
!. c. Brandcr,
I'm. ken,
firt,hi2on & Kerr
-. l.. E't-ht& S57,
HdaI. s. S1vadlrS
nov l5-y-tfc
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Correspondence. j

Corrcspondencel LIVERPOOL, March - 1898.
The difference often alluded to IN the meuufae-
turing districts respecting the rate wages, arc not
yet settcd and tho approximations entertained by ma
ny that 1t my lead to serious consequences has also
some effect in keeping the market in cheQue.
You Will observe the buspess done in Louisiana
Cotton Ia very Hunted, the principal enquiry coun-
ues to be tor Upland at l2a5d for fair rood quail
ity. We have examined lately several parcels, and
do not notice yet any falling offin the quality.
The demand for Corn both here. and in London,
has been much better, in Flour also u fax business
has been done, 3ss 32s, duty o. 30.
There has been some business done in Tobacco
both on speculation and for the trade l-2a6i hus
been paid ior good, to fnc virginia stcgnmcd We
have heard OF no sales in Kentucky Leaf OF Stem d
1--we quote The former 22.@o5 ID. and the atler
4a6d.
There is much fear that Government will at some
future period, propose again AN additional duty on
stemmcd Tobacco; but in what mode, and To what
extent the Chancellor Of the Exchcqucr has dc--
ned giving any information: under present croum-
Stances. We would net recommend any shipment Of
that description.