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WAsHrNGToy. Feb. 8.


The terms on which the personal differ
ences in the cabinet were settled, are salts
factorily ascertained to be, that the mem
bers composing it have agreed TO give to
each other the usual sautatons, when met
in council, each reserving TO himself the
right of doing so, or not. at all other times,
and on all other occasions. There are few
who entertain much personal respect for the
President, and the intelligent part of his
former supporters, cannot but look upon the
present state Of the country as extremely
perilous. Were it not that Mr.. Van Buren,
and Mr.. Calhoun hope to derive some aid
from the popularity of Gen. jackson, and
from their devotion to his administration, it
is believed they would abandon him, and re-
veal 70 the country the knowledge of his
total incapacity. These are the principal
ligaments that bind the party together.
No doubt now exists, that the plan Of at
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CANAL Tolls. The following is statement
showing the amount of toll collected at the sew.
eral Offices on the New York State Canals, for
the years 1923 and 1929:
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WAsHINGToy. Ian %

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
we have nothing new or interesting.
All party ties are cut. Each man acts on
his own responsibility, and they appear like
a party upset from a boat, each one scram-
bling for himself, and attempting to drown
his neighbor. 1t is universally understood
that some change will be effected in the
Cabinet, but no person can determine who
will go out, or who remain in. There has
been no period when it was SO doubtful
about the successful candidate. The Pres
ident's appointments have been sent to the
Senate, but have not yet been acted upon.
and no definite opinion can be formed of the
result. The Cabinet are extremely dssat
isfied with both the Jackson parties in Bos-
ton, and are not inclined to give either of
them any thing. In the House we have no
party spirit, or party feeling-and am sat-
sfed that we shall not, on any occasion.
divide according to former parties.
NJ Y. Com. Adre, tiser.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.

WASHINGTON, Feb. y.
When Mr.. Barton, of Missouri, yesterday
moved an ad iournment of the Senate, he
stated that it was his intention to engage in
the discussion of Mr.. Foot's resolution.
| Mr.. Benton was in his seat in good health
! 1t is much to be regretted that after the
notice he had from his colleague, he had not
! the inclination to be in his seat to-day. If
he had not absented himself from the Sen
ate, he would have heard much that would,
if rightly improved, have amended both his
politics and his manners. | mentioned to
you yesterday, that the plan of attacking
the eastern states was matured before, or
Immediately after, the commencement of
Congress" Mr.. Barton, to-day, charged
the authorship of .4mericanuS" upon Mr..
Benton. Several numbers, under this sig
nature, were published last year in Missou-
ri, and republished in many of the jackson
papers in different parts of the United
States, the object of which was to create a
? prejudice against the New England states
and to prepare the way for the purchase Of
Texas. 1t behoves the people in the non
slave holding states to enlighten the public
mind, in due season, on the subject of adj
ing additional territory to our Southern
borders. The colonization of the Southern
Indians, north of latitude Sc degrees, &c
minutes, is part Of the Southern policy
in order to gain political power The sub.
ject of the public lands, and the colonization
Of the Indians, should be discussed, and
well understood in the free states. Mr.
| Randolph once said the party would place
the free states on the counter,and nail then
down as base money; and the reason he
! assigned why they would be able to do thu:
was, that the free states would be divided
the slave holding states would be united.
do not pretend to quote his language, bu
his sentiment. If the people will tamely
submit to a surrender of the public domain
and to a removal of the Indians, it is q
aHfhg e t PaeecRess 81 Me- Benton ann NJ
Rowan, was nearly Invested ofits members
and but few spectators were in the lobby Of
gallery. On account of the notice given by
Mr. Barton, yesterday, the Senators, this
morning, were generally in their seats. and
the lobby, and galleries were generally
flled.-.N T. Daily advertiser.
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SENATE. Mr.. Foot submitted the G,llow.
ing resolution -
Resolved, That the committee on Indian AZ
ia'rs DC instructed to inquire and report wheth.
or any ana what further provision may be me-
belonging to, or in possession Of, any Indians
or Indian tribes, whether guaranteed 10 them
by treaty, or in which the Indian title has not
been extinguished.
The bill providing for the final settlement of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

s,7 bnien 10 the csfas Office ofihe
W Superior Court OF Chlnccry for the byhehDmE
District, the ID day Of November, ls29' james d.,
bro and Caroline his wife. Pitts. against WIN N.
Shearman aching ex'oI OF Henry d. Shearman' dse
JohuH. Otey, Isaac Otey. Thos. ID. smear man, Mex
90 ID sbeArnan Asa Shearnan, Stephen Terry and
Elizabeth q. his wife VIM. Thompson and Famil'a
NJ his wife. and Albert A. Sherman, Deiis.
The defendant Albert A shearman, not having enter
ed his appearance given security according 10 the act
Ascmhs and the Rules of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidences that BE- Is not nhabant Of TINS
country ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the next term ana answer tne
I'M oftbe PLAINTIFF and thai copy this order forth
with inserted newspaper printed IN the To" y
of Lynchburg, for months successfully and posted
at the door ofthe courthouse III the SAID town
Copy-Teste, WILLS. I. y.
Ian II w2ni3
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nv the direclons Of the willof John Han.
nj sUd. dec. late ofihe county Of Amherst.
which will has been duly recorded 10 The 81
rerior Court OF said county, will be exposed
10 sale, on the premises, on the I'd day oil Jan.
uary next, thai part of the said Tes'aiofs rae'
OF land lying in the county OF Amherst "blcn
adioins the lands Of Anthony Rucker, dec ana
which is TO be separated from the remainder
OF The tract, by the road from TInsleys hhe
(wnh the Spring Iucndsd) TO VIM Mepan
lei 3 line TO the Mansion House tract fiai
and Survey Of the land will BE- present on The
day of sale--and the land viii be sold To tho
highest bidder, for cash. unless the terms OF
sale should be otherwise directed by The devi'
sees, John, Ambrose, Afchey. Sophia, f"nyi
Pamela snd Caroline. children OF the Iestaior
aud between whom the proceeds are directed
TO b. divIdei.
BENZ TALIAFERR0. High 5herIh
ol Amherst county, aud as such, al
ministrAtor with the will ao
nered Of John Hansardi
deceased.
The above sale is postponed unit the Sd day
of February nrxt. NJ which tune The sale VIII
po.iri.ely take plice witbo 4 reserve. on a cre
dtt oCiwelye .,nihs.
BENZ. TALIAFERRO, admir-.
Ian ids12
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SyTIRGINiA-AtR Rules holden IN the Clerks once oil
w the Sup,r Court Of chancery for the Lynchburg
District, the ID day of Nov ls29 20" haian Bol,
ling PltC against Edward Boiling, executor ii
Archer Payne, r. dec. Nathaniel II. Price, aud Mos
by Arnold, admrs de bons with the VIII annex
cd offiichard Lee, dec. pasebal Wade esor oil am
ina Lee, dec Thomas Andrews and Tabitha his wife
Richard Lee, tsoD Of Willinm) Garnet Lee John
Lee john Arnold aud Patsey his wife John Fowler,
and Betsey his wife, Rebecca Lee, WIN" hik ana AVey
his wife and Nathaniel II. Price and Nancy his
wife, De1s.
The defendants John Fowler and Betsy his wife, moi
having entered their appearance aud gwen security
according TO the act of Assembly and tie rules OF ths
court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of this country II IS ordered lha
the said defendants do appear here on the rsl day Oh
the term and answer the bill of tie pialiif ana
that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted III some
newspaper printed in the town ofLynchburg for two
months successigey, and poised Mt the front door oil
the courthouse III the said town,
A copy-Teste, J. WILLS, G. C..
Jan. II w2m43
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aNgoi tCE-By virtue ofa deed OF trust,
az executed 10 me by John II Wright ,bt ar
'og dat on Ire 1911 day of April, 1926. and
recorded ~ ihr county Court Of Bedford, and
10 accom- IA csrtain purposes in said deed
rsr'e sed sheii, on Monday the 25th Jan.
1880 on the premises, expose to sale, by way
oi pnhHe auction, a certain tfact or parcel of
lend, convey d and described IN said deed
lying and being in the county Of Bedford, CON
'a'nng Dis acre, more ar less, il being the
san'e tract OF parcel OF land which formerly
belonged to George Douglass. dec. The terms
OF sal will he made known at the time and
place of sale The tile to said land is believed
10 Re nnqn' silonahIy good. bur acting as rrus.
tee, viii convey TO The purchaser OF pnrChas
sers such title as is vested in me by the SAID
deed ni lrust and none other
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Der a Liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

4 Ld oiLettcrs remahiHg IN Llbeuy Post
Office Oh III SIS, Dec. 1919.
A-Ni.hAm Agcc Nm AaGer
B-ksnbcn 6 Brown, Martin Burks
tlar Bird, Richard e. Beughen, VIM. Bur.
nett, J ~ bsrlen
C-Ido. p. Caytor, Gideon Crews. Lewis +.
Cfaa. aac Condid, Matt a { eman
D-lsaac Duncan. john Deareo.
E-flancs Evans X b Edmon,on.
lea Fear Heavy /. Franklin. Samuel
Franklin, Elizabeth Flank IA.
IN Gray, Isaac GAS, Thomas Glib.
son, Newiot II. Giri
H-Heory Hopkins. Pleasant w. How.
ard. Lnca' B. Hawkins. Willis Hunter, /. va
beth HARLOW, Elijah Hally, Henry Hudlss,on.
E'mira Hcwiu, Wan. Hail, James hambleton,
Stc pheH Holland.
j samuel jarrett. Samuel JOHNSON, Ran.
som deter, Elias James.
L-ChBrles Lambfrt.
:, Name Martin, Daniel Mury, Lew is
Merritt Sarnh l. Moore VIM. Mead Snmupi
p. Mitchell, Thomas z. Mitchell. ST. nben Mar
tn Matilda Nidetoo, Samuel McGehee, Mr..
Macke..
Names ], NOEL, Edwin " Neyin.
O--illos Ovetstreei. Lewis Dvcrstrert.
f-SImon Powell, Robert {. Penn.
Q-Samuel Qnarps
R-Robe't Rainy, Garland Rucker, Robert
Rosebrouk.
S-Julius Saunders. Bedford Sheriff, James
Stone.
I-Arther Thomarson, Hugh Tiffany. WIN.
l. W. Thomas, Robert Tinsley, Henry Tuck
err
W-Elisabelh Witt, Sarah Ward. Jonaiha,
Watson, Lucy Walker, Jesse White unnr.
+, Williamson. WM. II. PORTER. p. Al.
JAM VA
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FOR SALE,

FEN He subscribe, being ANXIOUS to move 10
" the country, offers tor sale the Tenement
which he now occupies, in The town of New
4 asgow, in the county Of Amherst the dwell
ing hanse is large, convenient and in coed
i'paIr the gar Ell very productive and ahoun
ding II fruit trees, vines and shrubherv and AT
tacLed To II is lot of about 3 acres oil land
which is in high state Of Improvement. The
out houses N said tenement are an ice house,
smoke h use, carriage house, and stable sui
Gclentl' large 10 hotd 10 or % horses, and
Immediately on The street. On the same lot
ihrr" Is Store house with two rooms, in good
repair This property would suit a private
lnmIly, r1erchan', or tavern keepcr-and as
the sui scriher is anxiou TO dispose of it, be
viii ssll very low for cash, or take in exchange
negroes, or good bonds with The purchaser
atsiE ament. PAUL &. CABELL.
Dec % IA
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sETIRGiNIAAt Rules holden the Clerks office Of the
" Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchbufg
District, the Cd day of Nov. 1899 John Carr, jr.
pltf against Alexander Roberts, john Roberts, Joseph
L. Roberts. James Roberts, VIM. C. Roberts, Flora
3. Roberts, susanna Roberts John Shelton and Eli
ziheth his wife, Abraham Carter and Mary his wife,
Benjamin Hughes and Nancy his wife, Harman Cen
tty and Sadly hs wife, Henry Roberts and John Carr,
Son. DcftS
The defendants john Shelton and Elizabeth his wife,
not having entered their appearance and gwen security
according 10 the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of this
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants of this country: Ii ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the first day
oftho next term aud the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the townof Lynuhbur g
for two months snccespet, and posted at the front
door Of the courthouse IN the san town.
Copy--Teste, J. WILLS, c. c.
Jan IL w2ml3
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Nv l6

NWfikGlA,A.--Ata supero, Coutt Of Chan
y cegy ho,4en al the town Of Lynchburg On
ae 81 day of October, 1929. harles l.
fateI.e" aod Jane his wife, aud YIN. JOINER
al Foil. his wife, Pills.
dgGi,st
WIN. 4 olson and Benjamin Harris, eS ors Of
Hrhr. Edison, dee the said Beriamin Hams
ana Susanna his wife, Vim Edison, James
t.'dson, John Edison, Barnett Edison, JOSEPH
Edison, Edward Edison, Henry Edison. Good
rIrh More and Mary his wife. Sally Moore.
Elizabeth Edison, Joshua Moore and Nhnred
hIs vile, Isaac Thomas and Jemima his VIE,
late Jefnima Edison, Peter Cha, well ard Jane
tin'on, IN their oanright, Deits.
us cause came on This day to he heard on,
we OH, answer o. the defendants Vim. Edison,
nenJa'n'n Harrls and Jane Edison, exhibits
""u examinations OF Witnesses the decretai Or
'e' VI '"f Zoth day OF December, 1925, which
appears 10 have been duly served on the lie.
PENDANTS, Susanna Harris and Sally Moore, tie
dtcfeiai order of the 10Th day oil August, lS25
winch appears 10 have been duly served on The
uehS, Heary Edison aud Elizabeth Edison,
.he oecIe'aI order OF the 9th dav of Noyeu'
VEL 'o-', winch appears 10 have been tuy
sei'ed On the defendants, Isaac Thomas ard
Jenima ms wfe.and the order of the 2s.h day
oil October, 1925, which appears to have beea
GUY published, and was argued by counsel.
"" consideration whereof, the court doth order
'hai one OF IFS commissioners do take an ac
I,unl 81 =, NE adm 'nis'i aiion of the estate o
,'en'y hiison, dec. aud make report ihcree,
~ 'nf court, with any matters specially stated
'nno'sh' pertinent by himself or required by
Tue parties lobe SO stated. A copy-lrste,
J. WILLS, {. {.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
m Lynchburg, 10Th Nov 1929,
me parties in this cause will take noucss
ma. nave appointed Saturday the 9th day Of
reo'uary next, to commence the accounts dl
'eciea ny the foregoing order of court, On
""'cn day, at the hour OF nine O'Clock in the
mmn.rn'ng, they are required to attend, at my
on'ce' IN TINS town, with their accounts, vouch.
ers ana copies of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, {.
Dec' Il w4w37
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NHIRGINlA--At ruesholden in the clerks office Of
Y the Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Lynchbre
Diatriet, the 2d day Of Nov. 1929 Joab Early Pif
against William SlOne and Nancy his wlis, Cary
Toney and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Ab,airr and
Nelley his wife VIM. Wright, sen, and CAY IN, wife
Peggy Sonc VIM. Smpklns and Sally his wife Ra.
chel Sanford, John Doran Jas. Tone, and Mrlly his
wife Eusaba Pate, Anthony Pate, John P,le ir. jim
ney Pate Aggy Pate Allen Slone and Mlly his wife,
and Richard Doran, BcitS.
The defendants Carey Toney and Elizabeth his wife
Rachel Sanford and Richard Doran, moi having
entered their appearance and gwen security ac-
cOrding to the act Of emily and the rules this court
and tappcarng by satisfactory evidence thai they are
not inhabitants OF this country II is ordered That the
said defendants do appear here the first day of
the next term, and answer the ,bl OF the plaintiff ;
and thai copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the town of Lynehburg for
months successfully and posted at the front door of
the court house, in the said town
copy-Tese, J. WILLS. c. c.
Jan IL W2mI3
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Jan IL

SNSIRGlNIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF
the superior Court Of Chancery for the Lynchburg
District, the I'd day of Nov. 1929 Dennis Hardy,
Essy Hardy aud Retsy Hardy, Pitts. against james
Joping, admir- of Baptist Hardy dec. John Early,
Thomas Davis admir- of Mitchell Ewing, dec Jacob
White Henry Hardy, Vim Handy, Jesse Wit and
Susan bis vile, late Susan Hardy David Lockett and
Rachel his wife, late Rachel Hardy anu GcoIge
Hardy aud Sophia his wife, lac Suphia HARDY ,Dcits
The defendants David ockctt and Kuceael ais wi ie.
Il George Hardy and Sophia his wife wing enter
ed their appearance and given security according to the
act ofAssemby and the rules OF this 81 appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhab-
tant ofh country, il ordered that the said defendants
do appear here the first day day ofthc term aud
the bill oithe plaintiffs andtha a copy of ibs az
der be forthw iih Inserted in some newspaper printed
in tne town Of Lynchburg, tor two months successive
ly, aud posted al the from door ofthc court house IN
the said town. Acopy-reste. J. WILLS, c. {.
Jan. II w2mi3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
CLOTHS,

CD PIECES Regents blue Velvet Cloth
% 2 ps. sup. navy blue, for Gents' Frocks
ps Shepherds superfne black
! p. splendid Olive Cloth, full IA
/ do Olive Green do
s. ps. steel mxferes. very cheap
ps. stone color DrHb, for OVer.Coais
p superGne light Drhb do
few pieces Ladies Habit Cloth, of uncom.
monty fine texture =.
DO sup. blue and black Cassimeres
DO do gold mixed do n new article
Merino Cloths IA wide, and much cheaper
than heretofore
The above assortment has bern selected with
10 the LAST three weeks in New York and hecd
edly much cheaper Than previous import stions.
MCKEE, ROBINSON q co.
Nov 3d. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

NTlhGlNiA Alta Superior Court OF ChHn'
coy. holden at the town OF bynchburg on
the oSth l1y al October, 1920. Iriplet l. rs
ios, Ben Eies, Thomas tses. Edward Es-
tcs jesse Fears and Nancy his wife, George
Morton and Lucy his wife, Lunsiord Rncket
l.udweE Kicker. Sarah Ann Rocker. infant
children 81 lucy Morton who sue by George
Morton IN, il nsxt friend, Reuben Hughes aud
Eliza eth his wife, ~. Cowherd and Seah
hls wife, John Novel; aud Sarah his wife, and
John Nance aud Martha hi. wife. flth.
against
Joel Estes surviving ex'or oil Benjamin f..
les, dec VIM. Loving, John Loving Thomas
sale, ex or Of Thomas lockwood, dee. Henry
Hatcher, exor OF Hadawsy Hatcher, dec
Wm Estes aud Thorp Estes, Diets.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the papers formerly read, aud the report Of
Comm sioner Benagh. made in pursuance oi
the order of the 2lsl day Of OFT. 1898, with
exceptions thereunlob by the defendants WIN.
Lowry aud John Lowry, aud was argued by
counsel. On consideration whereof the court
being OF opinion that ! cnn hardly be neces
sarv n instru the commissioner that The 81.
GU ties OF the executor ave not liable IN this
eur ,ording 60 the court 81 appeals. as the
executor would not be lnrthe proc 'rds oil lands
VIII CHI ad been devised TO be spid. With his
intmaton, the court doth recpmnil 'he said re
port TO the ca tm'ssloner who made II, with
she Kept ons therennlo, tor rim TO reeon, I'd.
aud report there1pon, as nee olore directed.
4 copy TeIe, WILLS, c. &.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE, I
Lyb' hhnre, l2ih DC 1929 !
The parties in hi cause will take notice.
TINT have appon,edlneSday ne % day OF
FEBRUARY neat. TO commence III" accounts
dire ted by tue foregoing or5er OF courr, on
which day nj the hoht Of nine O'Clock IN the
morn'n5, they are required to attend. al my
Office, IN this town, win rheiI accounts souch.
ers, aud copes of conH papers, prepared for
examination aud settlement
JAMES BENAGH, G
Dec. % W1A39
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MfR THos. ALDRIDGE-Sir: You vii
~ lake notice, that ON thu 10th day OF Feb.
"eA,' between the rising aud setting OF the sun
on 'nat Gay, at my residence, in the county OF
Ne'soH, shall proceed TO take the depositiops
or aihdavits OF Alexander Kidd and Others
winch testimony is intended when taken, TO
oe ieao as evlaence or the tral of n cause de-
Wreuoihg ana undetermined in the superior
,.p po'' o' ohancery, IN the Lynchburg district,
S ""e'e" l am pitt yourself and others defi'
w nor De able TO complete the testimony
on the said day, shall continue from day 20 lay
uniil II Is completed at which time and place
you may attend ifyou think proper.
SIMON CRlSf.
S"h' Al N4w43
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FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
LAhead waters OF Appomattox, in Buckng
ham. This land is i'll the neighhorhood of Clo-
yer Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces TO.
very large orchard OF well selected fruit the
tract contains 80 acres-Persons uiS,used TO
buy, will apply 10 the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A. Paueson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAAlL. Z. CHRISTIAN.
March .. IS
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q 7 Court held for Amherst county the 9Ist dov of
~ December 1900, Cornelius NAYS and sally his
wife, pitts. against VIM Jenkins Dizzy Jenkins Snbry
ChCnaut, her husband, defts. ~
On the motion othc plaintiffs, and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court thai the real estate of when
semna 'enNs' ued' seized, is worth less than three
dered that the SAID VIM Jenkins, Dizzy jenkins Sabev
Burnet Betsy Jenkins and Molly Cheaauh and Tbomcs
ohehan ne summoned to appear before this court M
feb court next to show why the So land sbo,
not be sold and the proceeds divided according 10 law
and moreover ordered, that a copy of this order he
ioltn"ltn inserted III some newspaper printed in The
town OF tynchbnrg, for six weeks suecessivelv ard
ted at the front doorot the house of this county
H. 81 ioPy-iesteI ARTHUR b. DAVIES.
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Dec. !
CcNITNIssIoN BUSINESS

YENllE subscriber informs his friends and the
IL public that he continues 10 do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared To give entire satisfaction to
all Planters and Farmers who may contide 10
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His office will be kept at
&, he'Siore of Messrs.J Il S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bark
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. i2m