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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

an HlTE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
w is authorised by the heirs and distributes OF
Mary NJ p. G. Rooes decd TO make sale of that valu-
able estate in the county of Gloucester and Of V-
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 of which first rate
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best qualfy in that
section of country. minute description OF this Estate
is unnecessary is certain that persons disposed
purchase will examine it particularly: they are invited
to do so, and Mr.. a. Smith the Manager residing on
the premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. 1 will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware aud Severn Rivers
and extending to both aording navigation OF
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve.
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House, with
four rooms on floor nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, of them
brick, and most of them new. The Low Grounds lay
in compact body Immediately in front of the house,
without single break, and every part to be from
the dwelling at single glance OF the eye; they fine
ly calculated for the production OF Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn, Cotton, &c in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
of the extent, and of the handsomes in Va
The time Of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number Of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ng utensils, &c. will be sold with il, if required
May H. I--w0 JOHN TABB
a DEMONSTRATORS CE.--AIl persons hav-
"a ing claims against the Estates of Mary NJ. G. p.
Rooes and VIM. III. Prosser, decd late of the County
of Gloucester earnestly requested TO present them
TO the subscriber for settlement, as he is determined to
close his administration upon said Estates, with The
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands
April ~. lib -wSt JOHN TABB, Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

MNOR SALE.-On the pre- mises, at public au.tiop,
e on second Wednesday, The S II q June
next, my Tract cf LAND in LouIoua cuuncy Viz
pinie, with 'hs Futnl,u the 5 ocs II r.cs, c tle
sheep and Hogs Tn tract consist ~ taiher mors
hesithy country, '5ut 81 miles from Washington sud
Alexandria and is Of geo qna y; Little River pisces
through the middle OF il, which here arr ahou $50
eeres OF excellent meadow land In different lots most
Of which il now 10 timothy. 1t may be divided into
three or four farms, 20 suit he pu chastrs In the
c. niTe is large and very commodious Brick Dwelling
House with az the other Buildings necessary for The
accommodation 81 large family, and hkew tr ser.
wants, abOreTs, SIC. several OF Wbeh are oC brick
There is also a GIst and Saw Mil on the tract AT
he upper end, sDd adj ming the turopike leading 10
Alexandra and tbe city, there IL a comfortable Fame
Dwelling, with good barn, and some oher accomnio-
daion'. At The lower end there ia likewse house
that may accommodate small family. The stock of
zach class is numerous; The sheep generally tf The
Marine race. a credit oil one. two, anil tree years
payable liz cgueI iosianents. with interest will he
given or he land, end os the stock alnpe .ocur-
~ being given fer the punc'ual payment. Those 10
whom am iDjeb o., will be allowed credit Tor eny
property they may purchase c the iul siao I'M cf tho
due, apd on iar conditions.
Not being abl@, account Of nv weak ,taie M
heslih, 70 conduct ,hs sals myself rsvs given full
power to my son-in-iaw, Samuel j. Couvefn,ur, and
my nephew, James Monroe, Jun. perform THE ser-
vice, "hich have vesisd The property in them.
In the even, OF sals, they have power axe every
other arrangement whirll cirtumsidnCss may require.
April q I10-w6t JAMES MONROE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

Me CLLTTO CK& dDAJbS,
AUcrIoNEERs AND GENERAL CoMNIssIoN MIR.
CHANTS, PoRTsMoUrH, N. r.
DeGers in Fiotv and GTdin.-Liberal advances neds
all CONT gnmenis 10 their address,
Mas. 81 lO9-10'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

RICHMOND, 1h March, 1881
NTOflCE Wanted the p, ni,,ndsty. Ter Thou-
lE sand Poruds Of WOOL, for the pui pose VI maxi
NJ on'sds tio1iisS fot N sroes.
THOMAS NELSON, p. p.
March s. OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

Mr.. Jones was detained from the Htuss Situr
day las', by ndisposi ion II he had been in his
he would have voted for the amendments OF the Senate
70 tina bin organizing the Superior Courts OF Law ant
ChanceIy Of III Commonwea h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12
THE SENATE.

On Saturday, the Senate passed the bill imposn 2
taxes for the support OF Government, without any
am en- tent.
the House OF Delegates, motion made by MI
Dade, that the Senate adhere TO their amendmeIts.-
After some debate, that motion lost by ayes and
"a noes.
Mr.. Pattesen then moved, thai the Senate do insist
upon their anne ndme n,s which was carried-ayes 27
nays B.
And then, on Mr.. Optics motion, the Senate ad
iouInsd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

The House then agreed to tine amendments of the
Senate.
The following engrossed bills were read third
time and passed; |, Concerning the town of Ste
phensourg IN the county of Frederick; Q Concerning
Thomas Dixon and his sureties, :, To change the
lines between the counties of Greenbrier and Fay
eue 4, Regulating the manner of granting license
to retail ardent spirits, &c.
The bill to incorporate company TO erect bridge
across the James River at Lynchburg its Sc
cond reading, motion of Mr. Garland Of q elson.
indie initely postponed.
The bill authorizing the application Of the tolls of
the LyDchburg and Salem turnpike, to the extension
of the road on its second reading, on motion of
Mr. Rives of Campbell, indefinitely postponed
MIR Crump moved for leave to bring in a bill to
abolish the office of inspector general of lumber
The leave was refused, Ayes Sd. Noes So.
Mr. Broadus submitted motion TO instruct the
committee of Propositions and Grievances, to bring
IN bill 10 incorporate company FIR the erection
of bridges across the Rapid Ann and Hazel Rivers.
The resolution rejected
On motion of Mr. Hart the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Fincastle, March 81. 1s31.cSt
GOllaIllla

M IL stand the ensuing season at my farm nine miles from
Richmond directly the Stage road leading from that
place TO Fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink.
ii is not saying TOO much for submit ii the caudor of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain the
aserion when say, that his colts universally ackuow
lodged, to possess much size, strength, and beauty, any
colts that have ever been produced by any horse Yg
ma know several that cannot be purchased for less than
or eight hundred dollars and nave, myself been offered
$1,000 for year oidhe witch they
held by their owners take I've the strongest recommendation
that can be offered in behalf Of untried colts
The season will commence tie 18th Of February aud
inmate on the M Of July Terms heTetofoe Fthy Dollars
to be discharged 10y the payment Of Ihrtyfve az any time
during season. Sixty Dollars psurauce One Dollar the
Groom which expected, either when the brought
taken away
Extensive pastures provided, aud led regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty-five cents day
Gentlemen VINO last year by the Cohan-
that did not proven oa Of any there beg renomed that
they be and charge made for the
the mares win be insured at the prce Of the
JOHN NJ. BO1TS.
The Editors ofhe Political Arena and Petersburg Intelligent
Ger, will please the above twice week their respec-
tive papers eight weeks aud forward their accounts to the
subscriber J. NJ. B.
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THRESHLyNG .MACHLNE-

WE intend exhibiting one eff Henry c. Atwood's
w Patent Improved Trcshing Machine, in this
city IN few weeks: SAID Mach inc patented JAN
ture, and IN no way liable to get out of order We
Ca. thresh by hand power, so bushels per day, and
with one or two horses, will hresh from to 500 bush
els per day, as occasion may require. This Machine
has been acknowledged by all who have seen its ope-
ration be decidedly the simplest cheapest and best,
OF any one ever offered to the public. Cost of the
above machine, together with the horse power, will
not exceed hundred dollars. We have certificates
with the names of hundreds of the respectable
men OF this as we'll as other States. We having pur-
chased the right from MIR. Atwood, Tor the State of
Virginia offer to sell individual county rights
Hart & SNYDER.
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S@ag6ssr .Ne&N@ +.
POKT or RICiIMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Baron DeKalb, Summers, from PHILADELPHIA
via the Canal with sundres to Davenport, Allen g.
CO., II Clarke, Parker, IL Nelson, & Z James &
CO., j McKildoe, I Drew, j IL Nash, and J o. Lay
Schr Pinta, Sapleford, from Norfolk with sundries
to L. Webb IL CO., and James Fisher
Schr Laura Jane, Creighton, from Gosport wi III
ballast.
sloop Cherub, Burke, from Wynoke, with corn. to
order.
Schr Dolphin, from Oxford, with wbeot
and corn, to master.
Schr Billow, Shelby, from New Bedford, with lime
to w Rowlett, ST.
SAILED,
Schr Effort, Fordham, for York, with hour and
tobacco.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, for WASHINGTON via
Norfolk, with freight and passengers.
MEMORANDA
Brig Pacific, Latour, cleared at PHILADELPHIA on Fri
day, for Richmond.
NEW YORK, April Ard, Schrs Exit, Howell
Richmond, days; Chesterfield, Beaston do d; Char
lot, Smith, do 4; Martha Beaston, Petty and Freedom
Price, 90.
saed-schr Tantivy, Richmond.
NORFOLK, April The Bremen ship Hanseat
Wiken, for Bremen, went to sea from Hampton
Roadsyesterday.
The brig Brilliant of Duxbury, Wiusor, from
New York, passed through Hampton Roads and
up James River this morning.
Cleared, Schr. Colma, Hough, Richmond.
BOSTON. March 80 Arr. ship Dover, Nye,
from Liverpool, Feb II. Spoke, lat ~, 10, long
So 20, ship Plato, of Portland, from Richmond for
London
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TO GENTLEMEN.

~ Ii. JENKINS has Just received he following
Ae. GOODS for Gcntlemen's wear
An additional supply Of gentlemen's SrooKs of the
most approved shapes. and of the best materials
consisting of black Gro de Nap and bombaxine,
brown and black satin face lorentine changea bic
ana various figured Gro de Maps, white and figured
Marse'lles--also, crsvat bone stfeners
w hitc and colored, sprigd and dotted Crayets
Pongce, silk flag and bandunnoe hdkfs
Black Italian and Barcelona cravats
French silk nett. suspenders, new and superior
article
Black and white silk-hose
DO do do
DO do half do
Random silk and raw silk half hose
DO nnbleachd cotton do do
Black and colored horse skin gloves
Fawn coIored raw silk do
Cd bottle green and black bomba zines
Black Merno circassans
Yellow nankeens
White and colored Marsees vestings
Plain black silk do
White and colored linen drngs
Brown French linen
Black silk camblPt
Blue. brown, and green silk umbrellas.
Also. Irish and German Linens of all qualities and
u few pieces extra superfine, for collars. ap 5
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

FHHHE copies remaining on hand. directed to be
sold at the very low prices Of $40 for the large,
and 81 for the small Map; both are mounted upon
rollers, and IN portable form At these prices 1t is
improbable that many copies will long remain for
sale.
Complete sets oftbe Virginia Repor' ors, from 1920
to the present time; HcDing's Statutes at large:
Journal Of the Convention Of I774-5, and of the
House Of Delegates, from 1916 to 1870, inclusive
may also be had upon the lowest terms, at the CAPT
to IN Richmond, Of
WIN. Il. RICHARDSON,
maF l5-3S tibrPjsn
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NEW LINE OF COACHES.

fttchntond, ScottSUtHe and StnuntOn Mail Coach
VNNHlS new line of Coaches will com
mence running Saturday, the Cd day
of April next. 1t will run by Powells Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, Tinseyvle, Colum-
bia, WINS tavern, to Scotsvie; thence by
Mount Israel to New York, where it inter
sects with the line from Charlottesville to Staun-
TOM and thence to Lexington and Guyandotte. This
stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, aud return Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Thus the Public will have line of
Coaches six times week through to Stanton and
Guyandote: VIZ. three times a week by Tinsleyvillc
and Charlottesville, and three times by Scottsvile and
New York, making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandotte on the Ohio river. Sundays erceptcd.
The abOrs line roiH meet at Georges, the line
running three times a week from Fredericksburg to
Farmvllle, Prince Edward Court House. Hampton
Sidney College, &c. &c. &c. which will give to
the Public in this section of The State the accommo-
dation they have so long wished for. The ScosriHe
line will also lntesect the line running from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
mar 29-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER
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Ca1lihon TO the PnhLic.

caution TO the PUbtlc,
The subscribers having purchased the right for the
State OF Firg MAJ make and sell Henry + Atwood's
Patent Improved Thrcshng Machine, and person
named Clark, having infripged said right by subse-
a emily constructiuga Machine the principle
and appointed agents to dispose of them in said State;
we hereby caution all persons not to purchase said
Ihreshing Machine, from any others than the subscri
bera, or their authorized agents. they claim the lc-
gal right to furnish them, agreeaby to advice taken
from legal counsel they will bring suits against any
one VINO violates their right. JOHN NJ. HART.
JOHN SNYDER.
Fincastle, March 81 1S31-cSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

rEHIE new line of i Horse Post Coaches, from
Il Richmond TO Orange Court House, and liar
risonburg, via Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation, and will continue without fS:lure
This mail will close at Richmond or TUESDAYS and
and Saturdays precisely at 3 roclock, p. Nj and
the stage start at O'Clock, A. Nj or Wednes-
days and Sundays-lcave Orange Court House on
Sundays and Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, and
arrive at Richmond, on Mondays and THURSDAYS at 3,
p NJ. This line Of stages will make a junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line of
stages carried by William Smith to Lyncbburc-uas-
sing in its northern direction by Culpeper Court
House, Fauquer Court House or Warrenton-.at
which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
line-by which, direct communication is afforded
TO the towndf Wheeling the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg mail
is taken from the Orange Court House mail and
will in some short time, be carried by Q hors
stage, Of which due notice will be given at present it
is carried on horseback.
The public are assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers viii be constantly in service
and every exerOn used to make the line comfortable
and expeditions
Fare to Louisa Court House 9 dolIars-,o Oranpe
Court House - so cents.-AH intermediate distan-
ces St cents per mlle.--Stage office at the WASH
ington Hotel.
Passengers will enter their names before o'clocJ,
p. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar 23--lawaw JNO NJ. PRICE.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTTON.

MR. CATLlN having made arrangements to
1VA leave the y. States in a short time, is willing
10 dispose Of bis original picture OF the Virginia
convention, at very moderate price. The picture
- elegantly framed and suitable for ornament to
gentleman's parlour twill remain two or three
days longer at the Eagle Hotel, after which time IF
not disposed Of It will probably be seen again
in the State Of Virginia
MI G has also portraits Of Mr.. and Mrs Madi
SON Gov Giles. and Benz. Watkins Leigh painted
from life, and two Landscapes. one of the Natural
Bridge the other Of Lynchburg painted from nature,
all OF which he would sell at very reasono bic rate.
an SIT
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IO PERSONS IN PIRGiyNYH,
Owning Military Lands in Kep1ncLv-


Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.
Live in Hickman county, Kentucky at Columbus or Iron
Z Banks, toe Mississippi River; the surveyor the
Virginia Military Lands Stale Establishment and have sur
veyed good many of them south of the Tennessee river
since the death OF my predecessor Maj Wan Croghan;-I am
willingly for Others who may proper to entrust their
business with probably better acquainted with the
situation ut those lands than other person. he that
may they want atlentOn and whether they employ
would advise the owners Immediate
OF which have been pagcd their timber some have
been entered as Warrant Lands and persons living on them
anu the occupant laws of our may, after While
owners To considerable and trouble have guarded
of those lands well could having more
authority There large thase Military Lands inc
together and hut few persons living Them leases
but quattes calculated enhance There
are ten twelve miles square of those lands of which
would advise the knowing he interest,"
to sell small part say three hundred of each
1000 acre tract, at low price, and confident that
IN TWO or three years would enhance tie value the balance
To double treble what the whole would worth 10 re-
main as II now is Persons buying and settling pari
take care OF the balance and induce others
neghouhOod and settlement gives value 10 land
would act as agent for of lands the Cumberland
and Tennessee well Tennessee
where ive on as good terms who w
ought TO the business shall give recon-
mendatonS; am well known in Kentucky aid have some az
quainiances in native Virginia; have not
confidence in me do desire their business: no
agencies am willing spend tribe giving owners Of
those lands, this notice. There Military
Lands south The Tennessee
with by Treasury Warrant claims, aud possession Of the
Claimants their Ieuants of which law
suit IN the Federal Court and if Congress disposed
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers Virginia State
Line, they should suffer the Withdraw them aud pro
scrip for the Of their Warrants or they will Ger
family be IN situation than those who
! their warrants at ALL RICHARD TAYLOR. JR
| Columbus Hickman county, Ky Jan. 90, 1881.
ma IL ~
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NJ or I @ q,

virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Nelson Cary 10
~ the subscribers as trustee 10th Dec $780, recorded in
he Clerks G!ces of ]enf!Co and Chesterfield will he snd
at auction at the Springfield Pits Henco, OF Monday the
18th INST, ct a not the fair day) several valuable
negroes quantity of coal supposed be 1000 bushels and
parcel oi household and kitchen rntuealso at the Coal
Mines Tavern la Cheslereld Thursday the 31s INST o
interest oil the SAID Cary being undivided third in Eact
land IN Chesterfield supposed to acres adjoining
the lands OF Francis HancOcks estate, of gserson HancotE
Thomas DPps estate, and of David Stanford and others
The terms will be cash for of $50 Lesson larger sums
credit OF SIX montfs-bonds with approved security TO So
gwen, and the title to the land retained until payment
The above deed provides for the creditors of Nelson Carv
and OF ~ Cary Co generally who shall in and mako
themselves parties thereto They hereby required COMIC
IN within three months from this date. RI RHODES =
Manchester March Ia, l83I-2aw is
GJFhc sale at the Springfield Pits is postponed to
saturday, 9th April next II. RHODES
ap 2awc
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DISSOLUTION.

VILE Co-Partnership of ScoTT d FAY is
- dissolved by mutual consent. Those HAVING
claims against the concern. will present them for
payment, and all those indebted will please make
payment TO either of the subscribers,
JNO. L. SCOTT
JOS J. FRY.
1.-THE subscriber has taken the store next door
TO Mcssrs. OTIS Dunlop 81 Co , where he is re-
ceiving from New York, Philadelphia aud Ralti-
more, large supply of GROCERIES, which he
offers by wholesale and retail accommodating
terms, and hopes by strict attention 20 business to
merit continuance of the patronage conferred upon
the late firm OF Scott & Fry.
up eo2t if JOS. ]. FRY.
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Porter. fife, and fJiFTCl,.

FOFJCI', sHEC, md Cider.
FEVHE subscriber has IN hand, and will keep con-
q slant supply, Of the very best Philadelphia Por-
ter, Albany Ale. and Newark cider, Together with
a large supply of CANDLEs, Soar. AND .CoAHsE
SALT all of which he will sell at the most reduced
prices for cash or good town acccptaDces. His old
Gu toners and others respectfully nvAed to call
The highest price in cash gwen for old bottles.
aD5-2awtf RICHD ARMSTRONG
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FUTURE BAYS.
HSy Otis, H9e3lEOD s. Go.
THURSDAY

FURNlTURE.-At 10 o'clock, will be sold a
the store next above the Eagle Hotel, quantity of
handsome Mahogany furniture of the latest fashions,
from the best materials, and made by first rate work
men; consisting in part follows=-side boards, Ia
dies dressing bcaureau & glass, beaureaus wardrobe,
ladies' work stand. pillar and claw, dining, card
and breakfast tables, center tables. rocking chairs
with spring seats, sofas. mattresses, clobks waters
carpet first rate owlng pieces with percussion locks
&c. &c. The furniture be seen at the above
named place, till the day of sale. Terms cash
O. ID & Co Ancta
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KNT ILL be sold. at Pubic Auction on the premises
" OF WEDNESDAY the 9Th of LII. -a=asaa,

vi w HEIN EhDA :, the I3th OF TINS present
month (ApriI,) at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
If fair, otherwise, the first fair day thereafter Ten
lots OF parcels "f land near Bacon Quarter Branch,
situated Ell the Brook road Immediately opposite to
comfortable two story brick house, &c. &c. A plan
of the whole property las been recently made bv
Richard Young, Esq, and may be seen on applca-
ton to Thomas Taylor, at the Bank of Virginia,
VINO will conduct the sale
The terms will be, third in cash. the balance in
two equal payments, at SIX and twelve months
Notes with approved endorsers, and deed of trust
on the property, TO secure the credit payments
WILLIAM HICKMAN
PHILIP GALLEGO and
GEORGE ROSS,
+: S--The property will be sold altogether, OF
divided, as may best suit purchasers.
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WAS Commit ed to the jail of Gooch2and Cour
" W, the 7th day Of June, 1880, negro man
who calls himself BOB; Goldman, and says he is free
served his apprenticeship to him as a shoemaker in
the City of Richmond, that ne afterwards worked at
said trade with Cooke 81 Ryan, in said CITY. lie
is about 81 years Old brown complexion, about feet
inches hlgh-he Is quite sensible, and can read and
write. The owner, if any, is requested TO prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law Directs
w. LEWIS, Tailor, for
: ian 81 wi2w WIN. BOILING, Sheriff.
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to be drawn on Thursday.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

NC. &c, &c.
Tickets $40, Halvs 5, Quarters so.
Tickets for sale at this Office, by the package
or at retail. YATES g. MCINTYRE.
ap Managers.
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COMMERCIAL.

U. S. BANK SrocK.-3O Shares were sold at the
N. York Stock and Exchange Board the list
inst. at S1aS4