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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

The Editors Of tic journal &c Commerce have
been favored with tie following Circular Of Hill aud
Bodgct, dated Cad.z Nov. &c 1929, received BY the
Bolivar LibeTatOr:--
"Fcs5cls of oil nations III amiIy with Spain NAV
now enter this PeufiO Franco aud land their corroes
Tree OF duty the same being subjected only to a
smill charge Of wharfage their being landed upon
onr Mole aud our vess"s may enter here folly Iadep
ana obtain The necessary Information Of the stoe Of
tins and o'hcr markets. and unless they break bulk
they w not incur the tonnage duty, but mny depart
w merely paying IL n.iInntol charges uf pilota ge
10 aud out. with small fee to tie Captain Of ihe
Fort aud Health Oiicer amounting in oil 10 $50 n
sou M bike manner, vessels entering here IN bal
ia@' exclusively, aud having 40 cargo whatever 10
discharge Tor the OBJECT Of taking away a cargo of
sat- arc hpt subjected - any other than the Port
ciar2es. NHercan vessels, however. dlschafginp
LncT c'rgoas here or any part thereof or having
discharged cargo III this pJrt AID subsequently
t'HHn cary" Of snit Obliged 10 pay tho Tonnage
gu yf 81 % per ton. Astbis subject Is still under
t,o discussion OF the two governments we ntcrfnin
lIo nope That iAis charge viii long hc rolnquish-
co. 'ni hcrc - well grounded reasons for believing
I'ut Itzrre'to VIII he established here, in which
co7'' q would essentially mitigate INC evil o.t,ch
Voss'', no" c%ucr!cucc when cy1;nr tn sko 2
! PJra' "mch sni s'C's them 10 u long qoal ntin
Mn'ch is Gow IeqGi ed to be lerormed al Mellon by
b pciHg nefm'.cd " rd.6ffa u tetc.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

q case has recently been decided by Judge Hon
kinson IN the Circuit Court of the United States of
considerable commercial importance
Thomas Newbould, who carried on business in
New York in the name of Thomas Newbouid g. Co
being about to depart for England in 1899 gave
general power of Attorney, by which the deiepates
were authorised, among other things, to draw such
bills OF exchange, as might be necessary in mana
glng his business. In March, 1913 the Attornies re-
celved letter from house in Philadelphia address
ed to their principals acknowledging the sale Of
quantity OF tin, and giving authority draw on them
Immediately for the amount stated TO be in their
hands At the time the Attorney received this let
ter, Thomas Newbould was indebted TO the plaintiff.
III this suit and continued TO be after this SUIT was
brought. The Attorney, showed the letter to the
plaintiffs offering to give them draft on the de.
PENDANTS to- the amount stated, which they agreed To
receive as cash, in port payment of their clam and
the draft was accordingly drawn OH the second day
after The date of the defendants letter. At this time
Us IT afterwards appeared, Thomss Ncwbonld had
become a bankrupt in England and there was n ~
NOR to that effect before The draft was drawn but
the attorney was not officially informed of the fact
till two days after. Wien tic bill was presented to
the defendants, which WIS on the second dav ali or il
was drawn they replied that it could not be paid for
want OF authority; and was protested The points
reserved for the decision of the court were, lst
whether there wos an acceptance the bill and I'd,
Whether the bankruptcy of Thomas Ncwbould took
away the authority Of his agen, to draw the bill On
the first point the Court decided IN the language Of
th Supreme Court in the case Of Cooldgevs Pay
son : Wheaion-6Gl 'that letter within feaso.
nable time before after the date of bill of EX-
change, describing II in terlDs not to- be mistaken
and promising to accept it, ie If shown to the person
who afterwards take the bill on the credit OF the let
ter, virtual acceptance, binding tho person who
makes inc promise" On the second point, it was
decided that "thc bankruptcy has effect upon the
acts Of The agent Whatever IFS general operation may
be. The fund ~ the hands OF tic defendant To- the
amount Of their acceptance, was appropriated TO the
use OF the plaintiffs, and they arc entitled TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
TmE VOICE OF SPRING.


come, come yc have Called long
come o'cr the mountain with light aud song
We may trace my steps over the Weakening earth,
by the winds which toll of the violent birth,
d by tho primrose stars ia the shadoNvy grass,
By the green leaves opening pass.
have hrenth'd the SOUTH and tho chestnut flowers
ny Thousands have burst fom the forest bowers,
Are vci'd with wtcaths on Italian plains
BUTT is not for mo, IN my hour of bloom,
To speak of the ruin the tomb -
have pnss'd o'cr the hills of tho stormy North
Aud the h'rch has hung all its tOssels forth,
The Usher - out on the sunny sea,
And the reindeer bounds through the nsturc fec
And the pine has fringe OF a softer green,
Aud the moss looks bright where my step has been.
have sent through the wood paths n gentle sigh
And have calrd out each voice Of the deep blue sky,
From the uis birls lay, through the starry time,
In the groves of the soft Hesperian cline,
10 the swans wild note by the Iceland lakes,
When the dark hr boush into yoiduro breaks
From the and the ounts have looscd tho chain;
They are sweeping on to the sivcry main,
They are flashing down from the mountains brows
They bursting fresh from their sparry caves,
And the earth rcsounls with JOY OF waves.
Come fourth, o yc children of gadnes,, come.
Where the violets lie may be vet your home,
We OF the rose cheek and dew bright eye,
And the bounding foot step TO fy,
And the lyrc, aad the wreath, Snj the joyous lay,
Como forth TO the sunshine--i may not stay.
Away from the dwellings OF caro-worn men,s
Away fom the chamber and d,isky hearth,
The young leaves arc dancing in breezy mirth,
Their light stems thrill to the wild wood strains,
And the youth is abroad in my green domains.
But We We changed since yc mot mo last;
~ snhuc oi eufth nus bccn round YOU cast.
Which speaks world where the How rs must die,
We smile but your smiles hath a dimness vet
Oh! what have we look'd since last we met.
We are changed, yc changed and 1 SEQ not hero
All whom saw in the vanishd year!
There were graceful hcnds with their ringlcts bright
Which toss'd in the breeze with play of light;
There were eyes in whose gli,,orng laughter lay,
No faint remembrance of dull decay.
- know whence the shadow come o'cr We now,
y q have strcsu the dust of the sunny brow
10 huvc given the lovely tn carth's embrace,
She hath taken the aircst of bcauty's race
They have gone from amongst you in silence down.
They have from amongst YOU the bright and fair
We have lost the CLEAN of their shining hair
But know world where there falls no blight,
' shall find them there with thrir eyes of light
Where Death midst the blooms of morn may dwell,
larry no longcr-i1rcwell, farewell
The summer is hastenng sofl winds borne,
We may press The grape, yo may bind the CON!
For mo, depart to brighter shore
bc are moTk'd by care, muo no
90 where the lov'd who have left YOU dwell
And the flowers Deaths Farewell firewoIIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

aDY vittue Of a Deed OF Trust executed by VIM.
IA - T.. Base tn Richard Booker and the Subscriber.
the 25h day Of March, 1923, ard recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court for pnrpo-
therein mentioned will be cold TO the highest bid
der, at pubic auction 1T the Farmers Hotel i'm the
town Of Manchester. The 9Th day Of May next ons
hall acre lot OF LAND lying and being in the said
town Of Manchester with Tobacco. acfofy thereon.
late in the occupancy OF Blair DurweIl
The TERMS Of Sale will he made known on the day
sod suth title ~ IL vested in the Subscriber under The
deed aoresaid, Will be conveyed 10 the purchasers
WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee.
March 3 IO5-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
I'm cuANCERY: In Amelia County, January COur.

III 1890
Ann * Lyon. widow of Joseph Ligon,)
dec, and William Lyon aud Benjamin Lii Comsl't
gon, children OF said Joseph Lyon, dec.
against
John C. Jackson yin. right Of his wife Susan,
formerly Susan Ii on, Anderson Jennings, in
right OF his wife Nancy. formerly Nancy Lii
gon, Mrinda Lyon, infant daughter of Reu- Debts
ben Lyon. dec. by Gabriel Jones her guar
dian, AL htcin. and Alexander b. Walthall, adj
mins,rstcr of Joseph Lyon, dec.
The defendants. Anderson Jennings and Nancy his
wife, and Mrnda Lyon, having entered their APP
peaIance and given security TO the Act OF Assembly
ana the Rules OF this Court; and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that they inhabitants
oil the CommonwealthIt is ordered, That they DO ap.
pear here on the fourth Thursday in April next. and
answc the Compainants' bill and that copy OF this
order be forthwith Inserted in publish
ed in the City OF Richmond for months successive
aud another copy posted up at the front door of the
Courthouse oil this County on two successive Court
DAYS. A Copy. Tese
Feb. 23 lo2-wsw IT. LEIGH. C. A. C.
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a Coach SMITH WANTED WHO undor.tsnds
IA all kinds Of Iron work belonging to Coach. work
such SPRING, sc. &C. would prsfera single man;
bot would not object to with small family pro.
vdcd be i well acquainted with his trade sober and in
dustfious.- Liberal wages will be given.
HENDERSON n. TRABUE.
Hafaz Court. Houfc, Va, April 0. Il5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

b q EAA REWARD will give ihe above re-
~ q WV ward for the apprehen ion and delivery
20 me Of my man, Will IAN SAMPSON. who ran oil
from Shirley last April. William is rather tall and
stout, tawny coloured nego, about ~ years old with
thick lips and ioersbly white teeth; ne stu tefs little
Wien BE- speaks; had when he ran or plantation
cIo.les-buino doubt has changed ther before tiia
HILL CARTER.
Shirley, Charles City Co. Jan 10. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

a N CHANCEKY.-At Court held Tor Louisa
a County, at the Courthouse, OH Monday, March the
Sth, 1880
VIM Hughson and Judith his wife, PIHs.
against
John Chswniug and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Tsdale, WIN. Tsdale, Tarllon T-dale joseph Tisdale
John Tidale, George Tisdale Parks Pafri.h and Bet
ey his wife, late Betsey Tsddle, Henry Tisdale Tho.
Isdale, Samuel Tislale, Ehzs5elh Tislale, Woodson
Iisdale, Mary Iisddle, Susanna Tisdde, Nancy Tie
dale, Frances Tisdac, Pleasant Hackeu, John Allen,
James Crawford, and Colin Johnson, adm'or de bons
non oil shirley Itsiale, dec. Debts
The defendants WIN. Tisdaie, Tarlton Tisdaie John
lisdale Packs Parrish and Bssey his wife, Henry lis
dale. Thomas 1isdaie, Samuel Tislale Elizabeth Ts.
dale, Wooden Tisdale, Mary Tsdale SUSANNA Tislae.
Nancy i salr, and frances Tisdale, not having en-
tered Their appearance and given security according
Law, and The rules OF this Court, and il appearing
The satslac,on Of The Court, hat they are not inh abb
anis oil this STATE On the motion OF the Plaintiffs by
their Counsel, II is ordered, That The said last named
defendants do appear here the first day OF jun
Court next, aud answer he Bill Of the PlaintHs-and
that Copy OF thi' order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper pul in The City Of Richmond, TO two
months ucces.ively and posted the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this County, on some Court day.
cory Te"e, JOHN HUNTER. e. L.c.
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Nfsrch 10

IN CiANCEkY-ln Hanover County Court, Feb
"A ruary 25ih, 1880:
Charles Vest, Pitt
against
Nathaniel Callahan and Thomas Teller, Defis
This day came The plaintiff by his counsel and fled
his b. in this cause; and the Defendant, Nathaniel s.
Callahan not having entered his appearance, and given
security according TO the Act Of Assembly, and the
Rules OF this Court, and it appearing the satisfaction
monweslth, II is ordered that the said Defendant Ma.
hanel s. Callahan do appear here The first day of
May Court next and The hill Of the Plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted in the En-
quirer e. newspaper Published in The City Of Rich
mond) FOR two months successfully, and that another
cory be posted h front door OF the Courthouse Of
This County. y Cory. Tesie,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. II. c.
March q. IO6-- wSyyH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

have known the Rheumatic Plaster, prepared bv
Mr. George H. Keerl, applied with prompt and perfec
relief in some cases OF severe rheumatic pains.
THOS. ii. WRIGHT, M. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

TX EERL'S RHEUMATIC PLASTER, is recon-
EA menied as the most efectual and cheapest rem.
ehy now in use for Rheumatic Pains. Sprains Pains
in the Breast and Back, SC. SC. Since it has been
offered to the Public. only eight monhs) many Of tho
most respectable Citizens cf Baltimore have tiled it.
and can testify TO its efficacy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

IENWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
- runaway from the subsc iber living in Camp.
hell county last May, my negro Jim. I will give
TSu reward Tor experimenting him and confiDing him in
ya so get hm again. or $50 IL taken OF this State
1im i an aruul fellow, between forty and forty Ave-
ial, Of yellow complexion, with hushy head of hair
ms movements are quick he j. good coarse shoema-
ker, and can 90 almost any kind Of carpenters
work have no doubt he has obtained free papers
and Il passing Ss free man by another name ANY
Information Of Jim, line directed 10 Fsllin- Rrigs
viii be thankfully received. JOHN HOgSON
Campbell county, Va Jan. ~. Sl-w1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

3 virtue OF Decree Of the County Court of
- Cumberland. pronounced on the 23l day of Feb
1880, IN the case OF " Thomas r. Swami and Sally
his wife, against Alien wison and Daniel A. Alien.
Exors OF Sally Macon. dec. and Others. defen5ants1
VIC shall proceed, Thursday the 18th day Of Nav
NEXT upon me premi'es % cell TO The highest bidder,
so much Of the Tract Of Land. formerly belonging 10
,he said Sarah Macon, lying in the county Of Cnmber-
land. Upon great Guinea Creek az will be sufficient 10
safety said decree.
The sum Of 81 500 will be required in cash and ,Ss
balance in one and two yeafs.--ihe purchaser giving
bond and security. and deed on he land TO ses
cure the payment JOHN MILLER,
JOHN HUGHES Trustees
SAML HOBSON. \
Mach o. lO6- wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Upon an Appeal
from a decree pro-
nounced by the SUI
; Superior Court OF
Chancery, held in
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

VIRGINIA: At Court off Appeals, held at the
capitol in the tyof Richmond, on Tuesday, jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

OF February, 1880:
WILLIAMS A. Tisdale and Elizabeth his)
wiie, aud John Smith and Edward Smith, | c,,
iaiant children OF John p. Smith, dec who CompIs.
sue by their next friend Richard Booker,
against
David Street, administrator of Sterling
smith, dec. John Clark, Thomas Scott, AL
len Smith, Thomas Goode, John p. Morris, : Debts
william Lyon, Edmund Booker and 81. :
neon Walton,
The defendants, Morris and Booker, not having en-
tered their appearance, and given security according
to an Act OF the General Assembly and the Rules Of
THIS Court; and appearing that they are not inhabi-
tants OF this StateOn the motion of the
oy Counsel, 1t s entered at rules Aforesaid That the
said defendants NORRIS and Booker appear here ON
the hrst day OF May Court next and ans,ye the Com
pia,hans bl and that copy o. this order be forth
win Inserted in some one OF the public new spapers
printed in the City OF Richmond for two months sue
cessivey AMI also posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this County. A Copy Teste
Feb. % lo2-wsw b. J. woRSHAM. C. C.
NIRGINIA;-In Cbaucery.-In Hanover County
" Court, Feb. 25th, 1890
John Mclaughlin, pLf
against
- Archibald r. Matthews, James b. Matthews, and
eieasant Matthews, Deidt..
This day the Plaintiff by his counsel. and filed
his bill in this cause; aud he Defendant, Archibald
H. Matthews, not having red his appearancA and
given security according the Act of Assembly and
rules oil this Court and il appearing the saiis cton
of the Court that he not an inhabiian, of this Gem
monwealh Ii is ordered That the said Defendant Ar
chbald r. Matthews, do appear here on the fin day
oil May Court next and answer the Bill of the Plain.
TIT aud that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN the Enquirer, "a newspaper published in the CITY
o, Mchmonh') Tor two months excessively and
that another copy he posted the front door of the
courthouse OF this county. A copy. Teste
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. II. C.
March g. IO6-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Gk ep1A REWARD.-I will give the above eward
R spV for the apprehe nsion and delivery TO me of
my negro man Martin who permitted last Christ
mas to visit his wife, living at Mr. Wm Caibornes of
The Piping Tree in King William county and has ne
yer returned TO me since. He was purchased by me-
from Mr. Claiborne about IL months ago; and il. most
probably, now in The neghborho,d OF the Piping Tree
or IN the City OF Richmond, where he has come cto,s
10 any person who will take him up and lodge him IN
any Jail, so that &c, him again. will give the re.
ward OF $l5 or il brought me. above me ntioncd
the reward of $50
Martin Is stout, we-set, and very black man. ,f
about 2i years Of age; has rough skin, proiectinr
forehead heavy brow, and very white teeth; and liz
probably, about 5 It. inches high.
BEVERLY RANDOLPH
March 10. l09-w5w Of the CITY of Richmond
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NsAf AS committed TO the Jail of the Town of Peters
Dufg, 90 Runaway, the LIST day Of Jauuas
ry' ioJo negro avn, who says he is free, and cali
him'eli Jer W. Reade. He states that he served his
apprenticeship with MIR. John Wallace, COOPER and
noe,m7ker OF Cabarrss county, in the State OF North
Caroina; De is hive feet inches high, dark COM
peXon about % or ~ years Of age has scar on his
Ieh jaw, aud another his right eye; also spot
uper me came eye, rather darker than the balance of
hs SKIN, and several about his breasi his cobins
consists OF dark mixed home spun cloth and fur hat The
owner " requested 70 forward prove his property
pay chargss' and take him away he will be dealt
with as the law directs
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Mo- ICE--A meeting of the Stockholders OF The
- Bank OF Virginia will be held at their Banking
house in The City of Richmond, on Friday the twenty.
first day OF May next
wM. cambridge, Cashier.
March tn, 1890
Form Attorney for appointing proxies TO the said
meetiog:--
Know all men Ivy thesc presents that Of
90 hereby appoint sub.
slilute proxy to represent At special meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Bank of Virginia 10 be
held on Friday the twenty first day Of May next in
the city Of Richmond, for The purpose Of considering
and deciding the acceptance rejection Of an eS.
tended Charter Of the said Bunk, authorized hy law
passed by the General Assembly the 7lh Of F-brua
~ 1880, entitled act further TO extend the Charter
Of The Bank of Virginia and for other purposes." In
witness whereof have hereuno SCI, hand and
seal this day OF IN tho year 1880.
Signed, sealed and sckuow edged
in presence Of --- ---. rScal1
March H. 107-wi2isMsy
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The owner of tho above described Negro is request
cd TO come forward, prove property pay charges an,
take him away-oihcrwse he win be disposed OF as ths
law directs. JACOB KIJRTZ LoiIo,
March 26. III-wam
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March 10

az VIRGINIA In Chancefy.-ln louisa county court
March l0ih 1880:
tine, PuT
against
William Carter and Mary his wife, Reuben Rennolds
Executor of Thornton Gibson decd Lucy Fortune r.
chtald Fortune, Lavinia, Alexander f., Kitty aud T.
liZaheth Fortune, Defs
Inc defendants William Carter and Archibald For.
tune having entered their appearance and gven
curly according TO law and the rules Of this Court
and II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
iney are not ndlnants OF this State, the motion of
he plaintiff by his counsel is ordered that the said de
endants do appear here the first day Of June Court
next and answer The bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper Published in the City Of Richmond for monihs
ccessvey and posted at the front door of the Court
House OF this County on some court day.
a Copy. Testa,
DAVID NJ HUNTER. d G. T.. c.
Msrch 10. IO0-w
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SAMUEL C. ANDERSON,
WM. f. RANDOLPH,
GEORGE BOOKER.
l0j-wtds
March s.

INVALUABLE ROANOKE LAND For SALE
Inc Subscriber. wishing TO remove to the wes
VIII sell on accommodating terms, that beautiful estate
called foiheringay, formerly owned hv Col George
uancork' lying In The county Of Montgomery, on the
MAN western road, fourteen miles West of Salem
(BotetourD containing eight hnrdred arres-,bree
hundred OF which low grounds of superor quality.
two hundred OF table or level high and-a large nor.
hon ol which Is equs in fertility 10 the flat lam, III
remaining three hundred WELL tmbered hill land
The improve ments very extensive and valuable
consisting OF large wo.siory brick dwelling house
WIN every necessary clubhouse for the accommodation
oil large fasily large and convenient
with all useful ou'buding; first rate rnnilI and
distillery; excellent barn; and number of new TO-
oacco-houses The Whole OF the buildings arc now in
complete repair Young negroes will be taken in paw.
men, Terms, SC. viii he sale known on application
10 ,ne subscriber. JOHN II. RICHARDSON.
FOthe'ingay March so. Ii2-wf
q RoCERIES. Opposite the u s. Bank Vai,
~ ~ STest;-SMITH * JOHNSON, offer for sale
~ binds. ST. Croix, Porto RICO aud Orleans sugar
90 bags prime green, old white and Java coffee
800 sacks salt, Liverpool filed
10 hhds. molasses, part prime New Orleans
10 hhls. and boxes loaf sugar. various qualities
20 halt quarter and Glib. chests G. p Imp and Y
H. tea
boxes, containing BIB. canister of very superior
quality C. p. do
l-2 chest black tea
10 hall boxes No. chocolate
30 bbls Mountain and Baltimore whiskey
90 very superior old Rye do.
hhds. common do
ZoOO lbs. cotton yarns, assorted numbers
ou nve aud one gallon demiohhs
90 or boxes Spanish segars
hbls. Isle OF Wight peach brandy
or. casks Malaga wine
3 hhis Jamaica and Antigua rum
pipes f. Brandy
IL tons bar iion, English, Swedes and Country
no. bls,ered, German and English bistered stee
do. plough plates
30 kegs nails
10 bbls family shad
100 bags shot
Duponrs and Red Stone Mills gnnpowder
% boxes talow and sperm. candles
40 bbls. tar
80 d.. soap
90 DOZEN plough lines
30 do. bed ccrd
100 do. l3 and 2 pint tumblprs
80 boxes SXl0 and I0XI2 window glass
Old Cognac, Peach and Apple brandy
Best Madeira. Sicily do. Claret aud Port wines
Cider vinegar and Holland gin
Grnds,ones, iron bound woodward and assorted s,one
do - 800
Writing and wrapping paper
Sho, thread and wrapping Irvine
Durham mustard ginger
Pepper, a!spce and nufmegs
Starch, alum, saltpeire
Copperas, indigo and mahler &C. &c
On consignment, 3 900 lbs. Snibheld mildli,c b,.
con 0
u Planters az well as Country Merchants are
respectfully invited TO call and examine.
April 6. IlA-w6f
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WEI AS committed 10 the Jail of the Town of Peters
burg, as a runaway on the 18th day of October.
lSlo negro man who calls himself Robt Seldom and
also says that he is free and by trade tobacco
nlst that he served his time with Mr. John Enders of
hchinohd lie appears to be about 21 or % wears Of
aSe'o ieet inches high, dark compilations, has a scar
on nus le eyebrow and one his right wrists His
coning consists OF cassinet pantacons round Jacket
OacS SIX vest and fur hat The owner requested to
come forward prove his property pay charges and take
MN away, or he will be ded with az the law directs
Fec. !. 9i-w3m ROGER MALLORY, JaiIor