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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17

gress, a portion OF Your former constituents indulge
the hope that this mark Of their gratitude may prove
acceptable.
Very Respectfully Yrs:
WM. r. ROBINSON, Sec'ry.
by order of the Committee
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PErERsHURG. March Cd, ne

7 FNHTIIIFs IIuTCU on, IUDI.
We arc gao To Ind that The New York merchants are AZ last
s"are 'i me injury occ1son,d by their inspection law. As
ii ourselves, Who have been manufacturer of Flour in Peters
Dnig i"r upwards OF Eight years, aDd m The habit u shipping
I" Nc" l0fk . TO 10000 bHs. per season, and submitted III,
years 70 have, N many instances, our best hour scratched.
"oHs lheJ oNen pissed what vas merely up 20 our own stand
ara l'ht TOO, without the slightest benefit to us. as our -four.
ai'ef re inspection. WINS stil Petersburg nIir, and sold on us
merts) we have AT lat abandoned that market; aud DOT Of
IB.OOD Iris. ws have illus FAR manufactured thi. season, have
only shipped 900 brs n New York, nor IN We inrend 10 shlr
again ~ any cEienl, vi ilaI law BE- renealch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17

] have read tie memorial which son rh with me Last eycr
my, aud am extremely pleased 20 End that r. sny Of the nc
chants Of New York have bccon, sensi1l. Of the inius,ice !,
convenience, AMI expense, attending the r. inspection Of
9onihf'n hDnr IN the New York market. IL has long been a
SUBJECT OF complaint by the miilers for whom act AZ aren,
S"h 'hey are certainly very much ]preJudiced against the New
loHk market on account or the rs-inspcction aud the want
Of uniformity ~ mat inspection. A short tune since. tyn of
them Tor whnm ! sell and ship o 70 IOoOO bls annuauv. dt.
IecteI me not 10 'enf any more 81 their 1pur 10 View York; bu,
10 sell all ! could here, and ship % Europe 90 preLreuce To No,y
York A. This time last season had shipped 10 y Ynrk
$3.50 IN 1000 barrels oi Sou, bit during the present season /
have sent 70 lIat mAfket only 30 hlmels
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Orange C.. H. ,March 9th, 1924
JULGE Z r, BARBOUR. ~
Sra: La obedience TO an order Of the COMMITTEE
Of arrangements J am desired to request the pleasurs
Of Your company at a dinner on Thursday ibc Io,S
inst. at the Tavern Of John p. Coons Al O,,nao
CT. House, given by his friends in honor Of voSr
brother, Col. James Barbour. Grateful for Won,
able services, while representing this dislric. II Con-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

me. Even while l write, similar and equal ly unfounded imputation by the Editor ot the Globe, has furnished new pretence for the ribaldry of which am the object, and l am admonished that MI, Eaton, although he has retired from the city, since l began to write these remarks, holds himself in readiness to return They have been sketched hastily, and at intervals of exemption from various other claims upon my time, but trust it will be found that have written under the iufu- ence of this salutary caution. In regard to the principal charge, l desire to say, that what have written, bears my signature-and it is true also, that l have written, whatever is thus verified.
 I rejoice to believe that l may now be per mitted to bring this address to close. Its publication will doubt not be followed by a reiteration of the calumnes, with which have been heretofore assailed, but my reliance is that these will be rendered harmless by the
 intelligence of my countrymen.
 JN. MACPHERSON BERRlEN. Washington, Seht. 23d, 1831
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29
RALEIGH, IN. C.)Oct. 13.

RALEIGH, (N. O. Oct. 13. Sedieieus Pabac0tions.-A number of the sLibera- tor, paper published in Boston, came to the post office in this place last week, containing the most illiberal and cOld-blooded ausons to the late sup posed instruction amongst our slaves. The paper found its way into the hands ofthe Attorney General, who submitted an indictment to the Grand Jury (who, were then in session. against Wm. Lloyd Garrison and Isaac Knapp, the editor and publisher of the pa- per- for hs clrculaon and publication in this coun. try, in coniravenon to the of the last General Assembly. The Grand Jury, we learn, found it a,
 Irue Bk" So, we suppose, the accused will be demanded by inc Governor of this State but whe-, ther they will be surrendered not by the Executive of Massachusetts is a matter about which we are not prepared to hazard conjnneture. The act makes the offence Feony-whipping and imprisonment for
 the first offence, and death, without benefit of clergy for the second. lH ."
 Trials for Conspiracy and ReBellion.-We learn from correspondentin in Duphn, that at the fall term of the Superior Court of that county held in he last week of September, Judge Donnell presiding six negroes were arraigned on charge of endeavorng to excite the negroes of that county to an nsurrec ton; three of whom found guilty aud septenc- ed to be executed the 9th inst. together with one for an outrage committed on white girl. Two of the slaves convicted conspiracy were the property of Col Jas. Wright, and the other, of the Rev. Sa muel Stanford ''-.ff W " -.
 Atthe late term ofthe Superior Court of Richmond county, Judge Strange presiding, negro Avera, the property of the Rev. Mastin Crawford, was convict ca oi conspiring to excite an insurrecon, and sen- fenced to be hung on the 17th instant Fi
 We learn that three slaves were convicted of tbe same offence at the late term of Pitt Superior Court
 At Convention of Anti-Masonc delegates from the severalcountes in Massachusetts held in Boston on the 4th inst. Hon. JOHN QuMcy ApAms u,,. nominated as a candidate for Governor, and Hon. THOMAS l.. WINTHROP for It. Governor. of tbnf State, at the next election f'ds1T7'i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31
March %.

N WALTER JEWSON, DENTIST tenders his
~ professional services to the ladies aud gentle
men OF Richmond and lis vicinity. He sets from a
single tooth TO a whole set springs plates or pvots,
viz :: human, porcelain or hypopOamus. Any opera
ton requisite to preserve and beauy the teeth, will
be done on moderate terms. He would further sug-
gest, that from neclion with scientific gentle
man at the North, he is enabled TO insert artificial
eyes, which will often escape detection upon a minute
examination.
Office on Main Street, directly opposite the Mer.
chants Coffee House, where he may be consulted pro-
fessionally, every day in the week. bstween TO- A. nj.
and 8, p. Nj.
This is to certify, that Mr.. G. Walter Jewson, Don.
list, has made himself perfectly acquainted with the
theory and practice Of Dental Surgery under my In
shuc'ion and adyice-and il affords me pleasure to
say that he is fully qualified to perform every variety
OF operation upon The teeth, and deserves the conf
depco and patronage Of the public. c. MUNROE,
Surgeon Dentist.
At The request Of Mr.. g. Waller Jewsou, he was
examined on those poiots of Anatomy involved 10 The
practice OF Dentistry and saed us, that he ac-
quaibted with The subj
THOMAS NELSON, MD.
X. w CABELL, M. ID.
At Mr.. Walter Jewson's REQUEST, have examined
him the Anatomy OF the head, and do not hesitate 10
express my satisfaction with the result and my belief
in bis acquaintance with it,
JAMES BEALE. M d.
Having received the services OF MIR. G.. Walter Jew.
'on in Dental Surgery, and been highly pleased With
them, would recommend him to those who may need
o. desire similar services
w. NJ. RIvEs, Of Campbell.
would recommend Mr. G.. Waiter Jews0n to my
friends and hs public as "a skfu Dentist, having re-
ceiVed his professional services, which given with
the greatest ease and dslicjcy. G. X. HALLAM.
MIR. @. Walter JewsoD has rendered me his profess
soOal services TO ny entire satisfaction. So far as
can Judge be is tklul Denii,t, and merits public
patronage. GEO WRIGHT, OF Essex.
have received Dental services .rom MIR G.. Walter
Jewson, and being perfectly satisfied with them,
would recommend him to the public as gentleman
worthy Of notice. ID. s. MOSBY
Having experienced the otofssslonsl tkiI Of Mr. G.
Walter Jeason, az DeDtsl, take great pleasure 10
stating that he operated 10 ny satisfaction, AID have
ne hesi alton Ia recommending him 10 public pa rouag re
March %. l05-W3t J. GARLAND, Of NehoD
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To Daniel Call and Daniel .Vor5erne Norton

To Daniel Call and Daniel .Vor5erne Norton:
HENTLEMEN-Haviu paid and satisfied to you,
NU as the Agents for Walter Dunn, Ex'or of John
Graham, dec, nearly the entire debt, for which the
Land advertised by you, Daniel Notborne Norton, as
Trustee, TO he sold the 18Th day OF April next is
liable, and having informed you, that in few days,
and certainly before the day fixed fer the sale shall
have arrived, tina, the entire residue of The said de
shall be paid, with all proper costs for recording the
Deed Of Trust, and inser ing he said advertisements,
and, having been by you, Daniel Call, informed On
the l7lh day OF the present month, that you should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by ms to Walter
Dunn, and for the payment Of the residue of which,
the said sale TO be made and that the said sale
would yet proceed 10 be made, for the residue OF the
debt due from me- Now, therefore, as you, the said
Daniel Call and Daniel Norborne Norton, have uader.
taken to act aud have acted the Agent. for the said
Dunn, hereby notify you, tina, before the day of sale,
shall be ready to pay the whole of the re.idus OF tn.
said debts end the coats aforesaid, and shall require the
delivery Of the Bonds aforesaid, and that they uus not
be by you removed, disposrd of, that they may
not be cancelled and delivered up to me.
Your ohedent servant,
EDWARD ANDERSON.
March o. l05-lf
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W7VsT 81 l'NN NM. S1'A linton VA
w Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined Keeping me
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced 10 lease this extern
sve Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondson for term of years, and takes pleasure in an
nouncng his friends and the public that it is now
open for the reception of company. The house is in
excellent repar-and having been furnished in supe-
ror style, and provided with the best and
terias for gentee accommodation the subscriber pedg-
himself that by unremi;tng attention to business en-
tire satisfaction will be given TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter s. Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandote, will henceforth stop at this
house; which will afford 10 passengers bound any
the Virginia Springs other points westward the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb 20. 95-U l.. HARTMAN
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EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
/ The under'gned have associated ihemseIyes n,
me purpose OF f"nsaetng general Auction and Com.
DENLY Co They are prepared to receive goods and
produce Of every description consignment on which
advances Will be made, II requred-Tbey also ten.
der their services 70 the public for the sale OF real s
tate, &c. LANCASTER & DENNY.
March 10. I02--l2t EDWIN ROBINSON.
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ENOR SALE-rhe Coal Puts formerly known ty
n the name Of Grahorn's Coal Pits.-By virtue
OF Deed Of Trust made TO Daniel Call, and the sub
scriber-by Edward Anderson aud Aup, A. his wife
aud recorded 10 the county Court of Goochlani,
cure the payment of debt due from the said Edmund
Anderson 10 Walter Dunn, az Executor OF the last will
and testament of John Graham d. Cd, will be sold on
the 18Th day OF April next, 10 the highest bidder for
ready money at Hal!am's Hotel, in the City of Rich
mond, the tract Of land lying and being on James
River, in the county of Gooehaud, and state of Xig
MIA, and described in the said Deed Of Trust, ss con-
teiniOg nine hundred and eighty two and one
quarter OF an acre, be the same or ess-The IT,
tie is believed to be good; bu, selling trustee shall
ouly convey such right as is vested in by The said
deed. DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
March IL. l0l--tds Trustee
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House, Sign Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid.
ing, &c.
FHNHE subscriber, truly grateful for the patronage he
Il has received during the last ten years. respect
FULLY informs the citizens Of Richmond and the putt
generally that he has taken great al of pains to per.
ect himself in his profession, aud invites them to rall
at his cid stand, next door TO the Compiler ose, and
examine his limitations of wood and marble.
Orders rsm the country in hio line attended TO-
Z. W. McGINNESS.
Dec. II. eff
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NOTICE

EINRANCIS J. SMITH wishes to inform his ccrn.
n try friends, as w,ll as those of the City, tha'
from and acr The first of April next be may be found
in the House on Main Street, lately occupied by MIR.
A. W. Noling mex, door above Messrs l.. Webb &
Co., fronting the Dry Good Stores Of NJ, ssrs j. p Tay-
lor, Lee Cowles, and Binford Brooks s. Co., pre-
pared 10 ocr them very general assortment OF prime
Groceries, 10 the exanna,ieu OF which, he respectful
ly invites their atention-O defs from bis former Gus
TONERS puneually regarded.-The present firm OF
Smith and Johnson by mutual consent, will he dissolv-
ed about that time March %. lost
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Dec. Il.

MIOTlCE All persons having claims sgdinsl the
V + tate OF Captain William f. Gaines, late of
King William county, Va, requested 10 make them
known to the Subscriber, residing Fred ricksurg.
RICHARD HILL.
March %. JO5-w2w
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March %.

HM ARSHALL'S SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
I'VE LAND.-Pursuant TO decree OF the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond District, pro
nounced on the 11'h day of January 1881 in the
o! Bays Ex'or us Archer, s.; shall, on Saturday
the % day OF April 1881, at III O'Clock A. Nj. on III,
premises, offer for sale, at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, the tac, of land mentioned in the
proceedings in the said cause, TO wit: tract of land
lying in the County OF Chesterfield, near the court
house, and adjoining the lands Of William Wiuitee,
James MCGEE and Leonard Nunualy, containing 2s4
acres, more or less-whieh was sold by Edwin w :.
PoindeX;er to Robt p. Archer in 1927.
j. GUERRANT, NJ s. s. c. C. r. D.
March 97-tds or one of his deputies
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New York, 2lst Sept. 1880.


A. G. s. F. Coch an have now on hand such on as.
sorsment OF Fancy Goods, as Thy bel eve, is not eur
passed by any other in this country in variety and
lection, comprising the following articles in Canton
French, Italian and D.i'ish Fancy Goods:
Black aud colored Italian lustrngs
Imitation plain and changeable do
Black, coored aud chaugeable Gros de Naples Egured
in grea, variety
Cocred chang cable, black and blue black ma,cenes
A black aud eolored bombazines
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured msndsrnes
Plain and figured poPip', agerne', PalmArnes, of the
newest style
French prints and singhams, and Fouard mullins
Pongees, and many other articles fr la lie dresses
spi,alfed aud pongee Aagg and bandanna kdkfs
eros de Naples, gauzc and Grape hdkfs. and scarGJ
Silk and hid stocks and fancy ctava.s
Black ADD colOred Italian and imitation cravats
Buck, beaver, six and ho-kin gloves
eros de Nap and gauzs garnure ribbons
Cap aud belt ribbons OF newest styles
English aud French silk hose and half hose
Embossed and op.D-wOTk do
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchief
Black aud cvlorsd French Grape; worsied barrege
Brown cotepally; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buitons hooks and eyes, SC. sc.
Will also have an extensive assortment OF lace good
consisting Of
English bobneits, gimp,s, and thread ed.Ip
Caps, capes, pelerines, chetizeues
Black and white lace wells and shaws
With complete assortment OF Thybet and Merno
shaws OF Al, 81, IA and 81
Cashmere and Merno long shswls Sc. &c.
A. G. s. F. Cochran have selected their stock with
particular reference to ,he southern and western
kes; and they viii add to their assortment coustau
y, fresh goods they arrive their stock will be KEEP
up throughout the year,all of which ihey now offer
at low prices, and The most liberal terms. They re-
specially invite purchasers TO call and examine tbeir
stock: O. ders will be promptly executed with care
| and 6d:li,y.
| New.York, Jan. ID, 1881. 76-ul2t
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M ar. 81

EFJESTERN INN.-Ihis TdDern, situated an
w the City of Richmond on I'm, or VolIev street
andJor many years IN the occupancy of mir. Cla-
borne L. Thomas, has recently been taken by the Sub.
stTibeTs
The public is respectfully informed that thew are
fully prepared to entertain company; aud that every
endeavour will be used TO give entire satisfaction A
continuance OF the patronage of the Western Trader.
IN stock and OF the former customers CT this stand
oeray, is particularly solicited. All the houses be-
longing to the establishment, undergoing consider.
able repair aud improvement and having sundry large
ots, substantially enclosed, and conveniently arranged
they afford accommodation for every kind of stock
and to any extent that may be desired.
JOHN WYSE,
NERIAH BARNES.
mar. 81. l09-2w6t
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MeCLLJVTOCK s. aDAM.S.

AUcrioNrERs AND GENERAL Commission MER.
CHANTS, PoRrsMoUrH, N. III.
Dealers in Flour and Grain.-Liberal advances made
on all consignmens 20 their addresa.
Mar. 81. AGO ,o.-
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Ma ARSHA AIS SALE Of valuable City Property
1fG. and Hanover Lands. Pursuant 10 decree OF
the Superior Court Of Chanoery for the Richmond
District pronounced on the 5ih day Of February, 1881
in the cases OF Monture MafsbalPs heirs, and
Smith We. Sime, shall Oh Friday, the 22d day OF
April next, Os3) at ~ O'clock at the City Court
House, OF the City OF Richmond, CITY HalD offer for
sale, at public aucon TO the highest bidder, for cash.
the interest Of william Msrshal in The two half acre
Lots with the Improvements thereon in the said City,
situated al the intersection Of AMI 4ih sreets and
lately occupied by Judge Broekenbrougb, and now by
MI George Greenhow. And on Wednesday following
Uhe 27h April 1879 at Hanover Court House, at
the hour OF IL o'clock, shall offer for Gale, in like
manner the interes; o. said Marshall. into and 10 he
tract OF land OF about 600 acres in said county, near
Scoicb-town, belonging to the estate OF his father Viii
liam Marshall, deed, and n which property the widow
is entitled TO dover.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. $. c. c. n. D.,
Or one Of his Deputies.
March % IO5-tds
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran
N away from the subscriber, the night of the
zo'h, negro man named BOb.-He is CT a brown CO.
Jour- aoou. 70 years OF age, feet 10 inches 10
heghl; The hair grows rah, low down his he
mas scar over his right eye, and on his ri,ht
"'ist Had on when he ran away, suit of black Jeans
and white fur hat-has been accustomed 10 plying a
boat on James river, between Richmond and Lynch.
ourg and 1t is probable that he may be lurking about
me river at present. He was purchased from Mr.
John w. Toney, OF New Canopo Buckingham eounly,
md has wife in the egbbourhood of James Toney's
In the lower part OF Buckingham.
VIII give the above reward Of Twenty-Five dollars
10 any person who will the negro 10 the TAI, of
any county, or on delivery TO Mr.. B. J. Parkes, in
Richmond, or to myself in Fuvanna, together with
all reasonable charges.
SILAS OMOHUNDRO.
MAR. 81. 109-w3w#
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6rhc ENQUIRER is published twcea week generally and
hIse times wock during the session of the Legislature
rice the heretofore Five Dollars
advance of chartered specie paying banks
feccived payment The Editors will guarantee safety
hitting them by mailthe postage of all being paid by
writer's.
p No WILDE at the discretion tho
Editors( until all arrearagos have been paidvp.
@ Whoever will shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono square, OR LESS-Ft Insertion 75conts-oachcon
inuancc, so cents.
sNo until has paid
assumed by in this city, or its onvirons.
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H HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-By vi,tue of
b ID an order of The Superior Court Of Chancery for
he Richmond District | shall Cfer for sale, al public
auction, at Hanover Courthouse, Wednesday he
9Th day Of April, 1881, that being Court Dav Ger.
tain Tact OF Land Crunps Geek n the said conn
", containing about 1920 acres-The terms will be
ons-tbrd cab, and the residue payable in IL aod IS
mon'hs-tle purchaser giving bond -snI security, and
Deed OF Trust on the propsry.--The Land Is diyid.
ed Toto four lots, plat OF which will be exhibited At
the sale, and 10 the tme can be seen bv appli.
eanon 70 me'-mr Laney Jones, living the Land,
VIII shew IT to persons DESTROYS of puTeha,ing
VIM. +. WlCKHAM, Surviving Trustee
Mlrth 81. 100 Ie''
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RlOTlCE.-Was committed to the Jail Of Notoway
y County, on the 14h day of November, 1880, as a
runaway, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON,
COUSINS, and who also says that he was born free,
and that he was raised in the County of Charlotte.
tie Is about thirty years old, nearly six feet high co.
lor black, no particular mark recoeeted. The owner
any, isrequesed TO come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away, or he will be dc alt
with according 10 law.
II sny person persons in the county Of Charlotte,
can produce satisfactory evidence TO the County Court
OF Notoway, that the above named Peyion Cousins is
entitled to his freedom they respectfully equesed
20 do so. a. A. CAMPBELL,
Feb. 26 95-wl2w Jailor OF Noroway County
NNARDwARE AND CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
"a a viii be sold on Monday the 18Th April, at the
sign OF the Golden Anvil, opposite TIE Merchants
Coffee House, general assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery, comprising the usual varieties of wholesale
aud retail Store. The articles have been sell. eted with
care, and will be sold in lots to sui, purctasers.
Sale TO be conducted by Messrs J. & S Cosby s. Co
G.. H. BACCHUS,
March "a. lO6-'di Trustee.
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FHNOBACCO Public Ware-hOtse--Ricltnond =
m Planters and Others sending Tobacco TO this Ware
house. are assured, that the srces attention will be
paid 10 recover ng and securing the same.
The drayage, and other charges on Tobacco, by the
way OF Petersburg, Norfolk, SC +, he came as TO oher
Warehouses in the Ciiy-FreIght Toll, &c advanced
when required. LAKELAND g. FISHER.
. Inspectors.
March 81. lO9-,lstJnne
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NEARSHALS SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
I'VE Pursuant to decree Of the Superior Court of
Chancery, for the Richmond district, pronounced on
the IA day OF February 1884, in the OF Peers
Vaughan Co. shall on Tuesday Tie IA'n Jay of pr
1884, at III O'clock A. Nj. offer for sale at public
ton, the Premises to the highest bidder, for cash.
all the right, title and interest of Jesse c. Vaughan
in and TO the lot, in the proceedings mentioned, num-
bered $50; this 10, is situated second street,, on
Shocke Hill, in the city of Richmond, and has i'm
provemens on il.
GUERRANT, NJ. s. C.
March IL. l0l-,ds or one Of his Deputies
ED RICHMOND COTTON FACToRY.-The Suo-
q scribers offer for SALE their Office, Shoek
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory
Al Cotton Sheetings
81 do Shutings
Stout Cotton OzndbHgS, 20 inches utde
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
Thee goods believed to be equal in quality TO
any made in the United States, and will be sold low
as goods of similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
thern Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 40--tf