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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
From tbe II. = ToIegron5

PAUL PRY.-We have received the first number
of hebdemedal published in this city with the
above caption, and edited by our celebrated coun-
trywoman Mrs. Royal. She has commenced her ed
itoria career with her characteristic yigor, steer
ing from. grave to gay, from lively to scvere;'
and has administered in HBriae, heavy dose to of
flee holders, hypocrtes, missionaries and anti-1n.-
sons. Shebas rot told what in politics she
will pursue, but from hope' which is expressed in
her paper, we opino she will be an ADJUNCT of The
Globe. From the following it appears; at least,
that she is desrous to things through the Pre-
s'donps glasses.
awe hear the President has received as a pre-
sent, handsome lot Of spoctacles. Hope no will
present us with pair at least"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
1875

1T will be seen by the report of the proceedings,
chat there were present two hundred and one mem
bers, and we learn that Mr.. Cook, of Ohio, came
into the House and rendered his vote whit the
tellers were counting the tickets The tellers
doubted the propriey of receiving it, and he, being
new member. yielded his right to vote. He
would have voted for Mr. Sutherland. AS it is, it
As a curious fact, that there were two hundred
and one members present, appears from
the report of the Clerk, and of that number
Mr.. Stevenson received but 90 votes, being three
less than majority. 1t appears, therefore, that
MIR. Stevenson holds the chair by the vote of a
minority of the members present.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
From The Nassachusetts Joyyy11

Major HordyRski, the Polish officer who lately r
rived in this city, is prcparnga sketch Of the war in
Poland. We understand that this gentleman hav-
ing received perfect military education, served ten
years in the Engineer corps; and during the late
war in the light cavalry. He was in most of the
onga gcments, which occurred in the late
roc struggle, and in position 20 be particular
~ well acquainted with the immediate cuuscs and
the origin Of that struggle. We anticipate great
pleasure in perusing tlc promised work, for we
have reason TO believe it will combine with a clear
and accurate narration CT facts very calm and
did views Of the political and military merits Of
the contest. Mossrs Carter and ucndco are to
publish the above work. The descriptions Of en-
gagcments will be iliuStretod by several plans and
general map.
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egG@sss5ess.rs-sGs,'s %syfg

w I'LL be sold, on Friday, the 10th dav o.
W the present month, TDec ut half nn,t
10 o'clock, at the late residence al Gacrre Ives.
dec d, rear the Union Hotel, Nil the horsohnId
ana III Glen iurniturs, belonging u the es, 4 te
Oh 'he dc cdent-- consisting of the usual varia-
w. and # the best quall,y-hiso. ore If the
pest h!!ch cows about the CRY. For ali sums
above fly dollars credit OF six monihs VIII
DE q en-, the purchascss executing norofia-
oie notes, with approved eniorscrs. For all
sums under that amount, cash will be required
JOHN BINDERS,
dec 9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

EDCRSUANAT to an order OF the Worst. iptai
County Court Of Henrico, pronounced on tho
- day of November, 1884, in the sass of Lindsey,
as Commissioner appointed by said Court on tho
I'm deg Of December, ct Ne,s Market. IL Henri
co county, proceed to sell the TRACT OF LANp
IN the bill mentioned, containing forty acres; on
which there is comfortable dwelling house, a
large brick pottery, and other houses lying IN
the lower end of Henrco county. Terms, ona-
third cash, the remainder in IL months. Bond.
with good security, and deed OF trust the pre-
perry, to secure the credit payment.
d6-tds RICHARD ELLYSON Comm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

Public Sale of Valuable Property.
q Shall offer at Public Auction, to the h,9hes,
"a bidder Thursday the goth Dec next, if
fair, if net, the next fair day thereafter,
A VALUABLE FARM,
Situated in the county of Fauquler, bout TWEEN
ty miles NJ RI of Fredericksburg, adjoining lie
lands Gf William X Gordon, Coleman Wi
IiamS, late JaEes WheaIlcy's.) and s. f Clan
man, and formerly the residence Of the lae Ca pt
Linsticld Sharpe. 1t lies within three miles and
q half of two Merchant Mills, and the Kappa
hammock River. The neighIourhGol is excel
!cnt eDi rc:aai kable .ur il hL1!hii:incss Tie
fhr;l CONTAINS between rive and : Y Hundred
Acres, Wiih an ample proportion Of excellent
woodland. There are OH The premises n large
conveE:cn; and elegant two-s DRY wooden Dwell
iing-iicUse, constructed in modern style, with
all other buildings to suit. The yard Is lastcia,-
~ planted with Ornamental Trees, and the Gar
den with Shrubs 81 Flowers, and tic fl lis, with
Vol iatls Orchard. Tnere Is Girls, NJ IL, on an
excellent stream, within the Farm, which might
be made, with a small expense, for domestic
purposes, Is valuable any other, not on a river,
III the county. There are Twenty Acres Of
iirst-ratc Meadow land, near TO the house and
njlo'ning TIE mill. The Farm is finely watercd
and Springs are convenient TO the house, with a
vel! Of excellent water in The yard.
There will BE added to the sale. three yaiu-
able SERVANTS-a man Of middle age, a
first rate carriage driver, house and field ser
voBt-a woman about the same age, an excel
lent scmpstress. weaver and chamber rnad-the
ihed is valuable and well-disposcd servant-
somewhat advanced in rye, good rough car
Prnter.-Thrre will also be offered for sale,
some valuable Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Terms.-For the Land, one-half will bcde-
naEded in cash, ;hG bn!ancc n twelve months;
Bond and personal security viii be required.
bearing interest from the date. but tie interest
20 be RENTED if the principal be punctuany paid
with deed Of trust upon tha promises, 10 secure
The last payment. For the negroes cash VII
be required The other property W Il be sold
or on credit Ct twelve months, for good bonds
and security, bearing Interest from he date, but
the interest aill be given up the principal is
punctnaily paid. All purchases of S. and rnde,
cash wil be required, aud IN every case where
the terms of this sale shall not be compiled with
The property viii be Immediately rrsoId. at the
risk of the first purchaser. The Administrator
reserves o himself the right to make the frs
BID Tor The Land. John. +. KELLEY.
Admir- dc bonis non with the will annexed
FauGuier county, Nov. 90, 1881.
nov 28--ctds
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William N. LETTERS, Esq. has resigned his commits
sion as Charge des Affaires to Central America.
~ y Sentinel
From the u. s. Telegraph Of yesterday.
GEN. JACKSON AND GEN. ADAIR.

Some of our readers may not be aware that 4
question relative to the battle at Ne0 Orleans has
had a tendency In produce suspension of friendly
intercourse between these distinguished citizens.
We learn that Colonel r. NJ johnson, o Kentucky,
approached Gen. Adair in the House of Represen-
,tatives on Monday last, with message from the
president expressing w sh that he Gen. Adair)
should be on terms of personal, as well as political
terms of friendly intercourse with the Executive;
and hoping that etiquette forbids the President
from making the first visit, that Gen A. would call
on him. We not informed as to whether Gen.
"A. will comply with this request.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

WATERFORD, Oct. 1O.-Thc Richmond, Cor
nam; from Virginia to Bremen, has put in here
much ged and must discharge 1t is uncer.
tain whether she will be worthy of repairs. Her
cargo is supposed to be considerably damaged
WICK, Oct. 12-ll9 hhds. tobacco have been
ianded from the Amazon, Blues, from Virginia to
and has about feet water in her hold
Al cowes, llth Oct. Elizabeth Firth, Briard,
Virginia; lost boats, chain cables, &C.
=, At the Iexel, 9Th, Lydia, Parker, Virginia Al
ielvoet, 18th, Lexington, CoviII, Vircinia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT.

To the SurUiring Officers and Soldiers Of tie ReUO
luton, and their legal Heirs and Representatives..
FANHE subscriber, supposed nov to be the last
e surviving Colonel Of the Revolution BUT
TWO, has been for several years past ard is
Still, frequently appealed TO, from various quar-
ters for information, testimony ana advice on
revolutionary rank and ssrvices-lnso;nuch that
the postage Of such applications even has be-
cone bur,hcnsome. He has therefore deter
mined to take his stand this winter in Wash
Iugton, ior tie purpose OF receiving and attend
ing to such Applications, giving advice and in
strucljons upon all points essential o susta ming
and aiding all such claims as he knows and be-
lives 10 be ja:t, and preventing the imposition
Of 1hose on The public he believes to be other
VIE. For lis time. trouble, and ACTUAL Ex-
PENsEs, he Will require a reasonable fcmuncra.
lon in proportion TO the Claims received. and
also Ii proportion to The cord ions of these re-
ceivinE. He requires ond Wal receive nothing
f.Cm the extreme nccdy--yurlicu'ar!g OF wi
dows or orphans; n"I her in eases depending Ell
t:rcly on his own testimony. REPUTpn
bard-grIndings Of persons calling themselves
agents, on those warwora veterans and the =
heirs Cwh,ther true or lalsel it is well known.
have operated much to Ire prejudice and INJURY
even of the best Of t. csc cla.Ins.-A general
agency thcrcf re, founded on the above prirc;-
pies and the most cndearing brothe5ly aiIrc-
tions that ever were formed among men, it is
| hoped, VIII have happy redeemng influence
OF the deceased af those heroes, their descen,
dants, and all their JUST CLAIMS! and the sub
sctiber on this head, bces leave in humble and
thankful Difference 30 tie able ard kind andeav-
ours OF others, here % add. The happy consoia-
ton of the fact, that he has cleared mp some
difficulties and doubts that have existed amC NJ
the different branches of the State and Genera
Governments, and establishing thereby severa
leading principles, inportan; 10 those claims; a.
! the recorded evidences & PROCEEDINGS in some @
bis own CAS-. = viii testify. rTTho>c ablc n pay
postage, viii be so good to du Tbos;
who arc not are Goub.y solicited 10 oompu
nicac freely, and tho subs criocr VIII lcok, vii
! inverted eyes, to n different s,Usce fruH them
| selves audtho public Treasury. FIR rc-imbursc
! mcnt. SuCl Journalists as feel thenselv,j
! benefited by the privileges bestowed upon th'
! Press by the Revolution. will re der patriotic
as well a. q brHevolcLt act Of Kindness y,
| giving hi advertisement two or three Insertions
| IN their papers. JOHN NICHOLAS.
Gc-2tc Late Colonel r. 4
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s 500 daa>&sgg =. eGaas
PORT or .RfCHMOND.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5, o'clock-Thc shin
resident, from Charleston, is ashore on the EAST
Bank, and has had her mainmast cut away. Tie
PRESIDENT from london is blown off. ont of sight.
The York has anchored within the Hook
There is no damage doEe in the North River,
&c ohg the docks in the blow last night. The schr
Farmer with a load of plaster living outside on the
Fer No. III North River. The sea making a
breach over her deck and rigging, is covered with
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
TAVERN FOR. RENT.

7HSHE Subscribers intending to arrange
Il portion Of their Building fora Tavern, are
DESTROYS Of procuring n tenant to take charge
vt II. Few situations ~ Virginia present fajrcr
prospects of success in his Inc than Scorsv,l'c.
The house is adva#tageou-ly situated and suiii
cicuty large, having ei ven chambers, two 81.
iiug rooms and diuiag room. Any person de.
s,rous of leasing, viii please make early arr licay
zion to MOON LEWIS q, co,
Scotts,tile, Albomarlo, Nov. 27--Iaw4tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

message was subsequently received, and read by
the Clerk: after which 10000 copies of it were or
dcrcd to be printed. On motion of MIR. Taylor,
the House passed resolution for the election of a
Chaplain; and, at O'Clock, adjournment took
place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

Selling off at Reduced Prices.
TEVHE subscribers being determined 10 cIcss
4 their business in Richmond, offer heir en-.
tire sock-comPrisDg complete and vel se.
lected assortment Of Staple and FAHcY DEr
Goons, at Wholesale or retail, aud assure s;,e,r
friends and the public generally, that tbcy saay =
expect EARG AIMS: by calling at their sropr, d,-
rectly opposite Mr. James Mckilioc's D~uy
Store, Main strect.-Membcrs Of the Lecis!a.
ture may supply themselves and their fam.l.c,
with goods very low.
dec 5-tf ANDERSON 81 NICHOLS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
re EgsaEFEGE2 .gD.g,E,N,

A ) you are not an iuba5Itdnt # his State
"a YOU are hereby notified that we sboll pro-
coed o take Ire dspcsl'IUEs of o.iIcrry 'fi5bs,
aud Robert Gordon, az the Office Of Holm Shore.
Notary Public, on the twenty seventh day al
December next ensuing, between sunrise ard
sunset. o. be read In q suit now depending in
the Circnt Superior Court Of Law d Charcory
the Court If Henrco, in which we arc Piou.
tbs, and you are d'f'ndlnt a,o1g with James
Robertson and William Swami.
JAMES DREW NcCAW.
WILLIAM REED McCAW.
2i--21u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

TDANK OF YIRGINIA.-The Annual Meot.
II y ing of the Stockholders OF the Bank of Vir-
ginia, will be held at the Bank on the first Monday
in January next. A full meeting in person, or by
proxy is desired the subject Of establishing an
Office of Discount and Opposite in kanawha aoun-
ty, authorized by act of the General Assembly,
is to be submitted and decided.
d6-2awc tlm A. ROBINSON, Jr Cashier
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SOUTH LANDING.

4 Petition Will be presented to the next Lee
"a gis!arure, praying the passage of a law. 10
condemn 50 Eanch OF the land lying between the
Turnpike and the Ohio River, as is included
in the moIe'y of he Town F!att Of South Land
ing, furnished by tie Principle Engineer, ana
owned by NE. RICHARD BROWN,
South Landing, Cabell City. Va. Oct 25Jh, 1881
nov ,G-4t C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

e ENTLEMEN wishing to subscribe to
a Bell, at the Eagle, arc respectfully inform
ed, that subscription papers are left at Mr.
Nash's Bookstore, the Richmond Exchange
and Eagle Hotel. A Committee of Arrange
ment Will designate the day 50 as not to inter
lere with nrivnie nari q doc @
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
THE CELEBRATED
S Z z. G. "A a q LG s

NJ ILL and tho next season at the Stable
Of my son George w. Johnson and
under his Immediate management, within one
mile OF Moody's Tavern, in the county Of Ches-
lerneid, about 20 miles from Richmond and
Petersburg. Terms, &c hereafter.
de y w. L. LNU NNtiN
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nEEogeoa,s a&aG-.

5gTIbL be s1id nt public Auc ion, 20 The
w highest bidder, on Monday the 2 n
day Of December next, at Lobauon, the former
fesidancc Of Henry u. Christian, decd, Of
Charles City, " fair, if not, tho 65st far day
thereafter, tic stock Of horses, cattle, sheep
end hogs. housnhold a'd kitchen furniture.
plantation utensils, and crop Of corn, f5GGrr.
oats, peas &C belonging ID the dcccdcnis
estate.
TERMS or SALE -For III sums exceed
;ng ;cn dollars, nine months credit w,ll be gwen
with Interest from On, day Of sale. which VIII
be RENTED if puuctuaiIy paid. and for all sums
Of ten dollars and under, casn viii be required
Of the purchasers. All persons having claims
acalrei The estate. arc desired 10 present them
for settlement. and al those indebted are re-
ugc.ird 10 settle tho same.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN. r..,,,,,r.
WILLIAM WALKER :
10 li-iGytts
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virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed tc
~ the subscriber, on the 10Th day of June
1874, by William Prosscr. and Mary G. bis
wife, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office q
Henrico County, to secure debt due 10 SAINT.
NJ. Bockius, of seven thousand seven hundred
dollars, as evidenced by bond bearing interes,
from the date thereof. shall offer for sale, at
public auction, on the premises, for cash, on
Friday, the sixteenth day of December next, if
ta!r II not, the next fair day, a certain Tract,
parcel Of land, lying i'll Curies Neck in the low
or part Of Henrico County, adjoining the lands
o! Col VIM. Allen, and Bowler F. Cooke
known by the name OF Bycno; containing by
survey, Two hundred and nin,y acres; two hun
drcd and sixteen and half acres of arabic
LAM, and of first quality James River land, c nd
The remaining part swamp land, with q comor-
table dwelling house, and all other convenient
out houses thereon.
sep l3-cts NATH. NELSON, Trustee.
80 manufacturers OF Tobacco,
sITOk rent or lease, the Block Of buildings,
a in the rear OF Seabrool's Ware House,
known by the name of Smoky Row, and very
lately IN the occupancy Of Capt. Baden OF the
u. :. Army, barracks. 1t can be turned
into first rat Tobacco Factory, at n small
expense, which vii be allowed cut # the rent
1t would be desirable to lease it for term OF
years to responsible tenant. To such an one
very accommodating terms viii be given. Ac.-
ing as guardian for Charles IehmeT. the sub
scriber is determined in future, that The proper
ty shall not 90 into the hands of that class Of
persons W no have been in he habit Of renting it.
1t contains SIX sniril t-n~nirnts. Should the
property not be leased before the Ash January
next, it will be publicly let on that Ia Y. on Tie
PREMISES Application may be made 10 VIM.
L. Montague or Henry Montague, who are
authorised to Lease it cut.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE.
z
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Cash in Market for Slaves.

VdSII III Ndi hGI IOI GIaVCs.
SgT E wish 10 purchase ore hundred SIaveg Ct
' both sexes from twelve 10 twcnty-fv. years
of age Any person wishing to dispose Of their
slaves, would do we'll to give Us aca!l. az We
will at . al times. pay the highest market pgic,
We con st al lines, be found at orr resi- err..
near the Old Market, and aaIoi1iug Sc4bf,uE's
Warchouse.-C Communications addressed 60 D..
at this place, VIII meet prompt arrs'isu.
X. &. BALLARD &, 70.
no QJ-1 vIJc
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WAsmrNCToN, Dec. 7.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ].
Amongst the visitors of the city, we observe our
respected fellow citizen JAMES Barbour, of Virgin
ia, who is on his way to the National Convention
at Baltimore. He has taken lodgings FOR a day or
two, at Mrs. Walkers on E street.
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RICHMOND MISUNDERSTANDING g. 1891
WHEAT-Prmc white J 10 ceDts-red 105 cts
CANAL FJOUR-in active demand at S5I2B,
with few sellers at that rate.
TOBACCO-Contnon refused in good demand
at S3--Common passed 53{o3l1-Middling 54I
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ESsssssss6Se A7i'8fsc;Sy scr s;zsIe|
H7S7lLL tc sold by Auction, on Wedues,ls y.
W the lth Of December, if fair, olherwIso
the first iair day thtreuiscr, on the premises
Tie f. Lowing v4uDtie property, q part oi tie
personal estate If the late james Gogsn, IF
Hanover, VIZ. the crops of corn, fodder, hays
&c. stocI of horses, mules, cattle ami h,p
plan'atlon implements, household and ki'chel
furniture, &c. &C. select library of ncurly
500 vols, but few Of them at nil injured, ard
principally London edtions.-I- ,garth's most
admired prints scercs from Shakespeare tf
B"ydc!ls, and several fancy prinls-Oue 81
Broadwoods grand Pianos, quantity OF oi
plate, together wnh surdry Other. articles, vines
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms-For SIMS above ten dollars. credit
of nine months will be allowed purchasers, o.
giving hQnd with approved security; Cor THAI
sum and under. cash viii be required, end ia
no mstace is ihe property TO be removed a;lhguS
the terms of sale are complied with.
JAMES GONAlJ,
EDWD GOVAN
Get fS-'dec ARCHIBALD GOYAIJ
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NNT e wish to bTe for the ensuing year a
w number Of NEGROES, chiefly boys and
females, without ncumbrance, to work IN our
Cotton Factory part Of them are wanted
immediately
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
oct 2O--2awtic
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From the United States Telegraph.-
THE ELECTION OF SPEAKER.

'Ihe vote Tor Speaker was as follows:
Andrew Stevenson, of Va. 90
Joel b. Switzerland, of Pa. 81
Chas. A. Wickliffe, of Ky. Is
John w. Taylor, of n. Y. Is
j.. Condict, of N. ]. 4
Erastus Root, of n. Y. 9
Edward Everett, of Mass. 9
William Drayton, of sc.
Henry A. Muhlenburg, of Pa. 1
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Land, Crop, Stock, DC. for sale.

Land, Crop, Stock, &c. for sale.
FE7HE Subscriber will on Monday, the l9;h
Il December nest, sell on the premises, his
Plantation lying in the county nf Hcnr,co. on
'hc ChIckahoniny. containing 7l3 pcres, ni
which near 400 are cleared ard under good
fnncing and cultivation, about Use low grounds
and mud land, the balance IN woods, part of
"hich Is SAID to be the best tuibcrsJ lard in
this sCciipn OF thu country.
There is now nea!ly sowed on the lard ore
hundred bushels wheat.
This is one OF the hcalthi"sf situations in Viz
gina, the lest evidence Of which is, the family,
" hlte and black, consist nf about 10, ard with
n live year., he has only pan! six dollars in doc
;nr-' fees, aud that for L boy hn had lal-
I'm from a tree and injured himself. The land
les in an agreeable ne;gborhood, six miles
from r Richmond, and adjoins the lands of Capt.
Ban. Shepherd, Capt. Burton ard others.
Tcrms accommodating, and wall be made
known on the day of sale. Also his crop OF
corn, hay, fodder, &c. with his stock OF horses,
hogs and cattle. farming Implements, &c. All
sums OF ten dollars and under cash, above that,
a credit of IL months will be allowed, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
nov l6-2awtds r.. G.. EIOSBY.
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CENTRAL EClEIl.

's'lE subscribers have associated Themselves
- under the firm of PUcKETr 81 BALL. ra4
VIII keep the above esta biishment, whiCh -
been so improved, and added to, as to ensbis
them to accommodate their friends and acq3air,
tances In manner ard style, as to comfort It I
convenience, equal, at least, to any in this city
and on terms as moderate and as reasons ola
as snail profit and the Richmond market vii,
afford. An they ask is, fair trial and
a fair share OF encouragement, and they
then fear not giving satisfaction to a ge-
nervous public. Their Bar, Table, and sta
BILE, as we'll as Lodging, shall not be surpass-
ed:-A few more boarders, by the month, quar-
ter, or year, is not only desirable, but wished
for, by the Publics obedient servants,
ISHAM PUCKETT,
dc 6-5t THOMAS BALL.
d LIVERPOOL SACK SALT-eOO0 sacks.
e. full 10 to the toni in warehouse, situated
preserves it from dust, &c, for sale by
MAXWEL TROKES, al
DIT Messrs. Kerr, Caskies s. Co.
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Farmers E5Ezieh Of HSS3'g6ss6ey,
FHVHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders. for
"A the election of Directors OF the Bank, and
CT the Officers of Discount and Deposit, will be
held on Wednesday, the 4th day of January next
dec 1-2awc tdm VIM. NEKERVIS Cash.