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 tomorrow.
 A bill from the Senate for the relief of the tax-collector of Wilcox county was twice read and referred to the committee on pro- positions and grievances.
 MT HUDSON, from the committee on pro- positions and grievances, reported bill for the relief of Collen Bishop; which was twice read, and referred to the judiciary committee. MT LAwKER, from the committee on roads &c. to which was referred petition on the subject, reported bill to amend an act en- titled an act to establish a road from MT Mur- rvs old saw mill on the Shades creek in Jeff ferson county, to Charles Mundinis' in Shell by county; which was read three several times forthwith, and passed.
 A bill to authorize James Vest, of Morgan county, to erect dam across Flint river, in said county, was read third time and passed. 1. Mir SPEAKER laid before the house the me- morial of George N. Stewart, in relation to the Reports of the Decisions of the Supreme Court; which was read and referred to the Judiciary committee.
 MT GAYLE, from the select committee te which was referred the memorial of Samuel Pickens, late comptroller, reported bills tc make an appropriation therein named; which was twice read and ordered to be cngrossed for a third reading.
 MT GAYLE, from the committee on educa. tion. to which the subject had been referred, joint resolution, instructing our Senators and asking our Representatives in Congress. to afford their aid to the Rhode Island Histo- rical Society, to enable them to obtain from England such documents as relates to the ear- ly history of the UnitedStates; which was read.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
NEW GOODS.

VETDE subscriber has received by the last ar.
X rivals fem New York, the following ar
ticles: Black Italian Strings, and assorted
gros dc Naples; assorted FIoreuccs; uerino
scari5 and shawls; cashmere and tbybet DO;
black and white silk hose; striped do buck
woTsted hose; n large assortment Of belt RIB
bons, new style; red, white, green and yellow
hanncls; mulberry, blue, drub, grey, brown and
olive cloths; fancy colours cassimcrcs; grey do;
fancy and grey ssttinetss rose, duffle and point
blankets; French and British priats5 msrno
cloth; merinO circossisn; circassian and bomba-
zette; black hombazinc; Irish linen, and bird eye
diapers: damask table clc'hs; large assortment
OF bleached and unbrached cotton checks;
homespun, buttons, tuck and side combs-Wrb
a great many other articles, which are too nu-
.meTous to mention. Those articles will be dis
posed Of at very small advance, as they are
bought much lower than they were at the be-
ginning ofthe season.
de its JOSEPHUS WILSON,
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as WET bryce of Goosh'd presented two fSemoftsfs
FIon that county, on tho subject of FREQ negroes,

h Mn hrer of Geosha presented two fhcmofssts
I Sc. - Jaw "'s'0eS'
mo resolution oftho Committee Of Propositions
ana grievances, declaring reasonable tho petition
ct suhdry citizens of Frederick and Shenandoah
'or new county out of parts of said counties was
road, and on motion of Mr.. Smith Of Fred laid on
.ho 'aDie-as was u resolution from nc Commit.
.ee' REJECTING the counter petition of certain other
ihnaotants oil Frederick and Shenandoah against
said new county.
Inc resolution of same Committee, declaring
reasonable tho petition Of the Mechanic Benevo.
tent Society of Norfolk Borough, for n Lottery to
ou i,, Hall, was read and concurrcd in.
Tho resolution of Committee of Courts of Jus-
ico' declaring IT incxpcdiont alter tho existing
Jaw regulating tho administration of personal az
sets, was read, and motion of Mr. Berry, laid
on tho table. ''' '"'1
Mr.. MoRRn submitted q resolution, instruct
ing the Committee of Finance to enquire into
tho expectancy Of amending tho law relative
TO the appointment and duties of Commissioners of
the kevonue-which was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. GALLAHER, the Committee of
ROADS and Canals were instructed to take i'm TO CON
siderasisn the memorial of the President and Di-
rectors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Comma
n.y. presented, but not acted upon ut tho lust sos
sion.
There being no farther business before it, on mo-
ton of Mr.. McCuE,
The House adjourned.
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yOoXFIEhR fpa nlss.E.

tE Nv Tuesday, tho 18th day 6f next monts<.
" IDecember,) If fai:, if net, Il next fs'F
day thereafter. will be sold, ct pub io suctione
on the premises. the Tract of Land IN when
now reside, called Brook6eld, lyiI on tho
Crook Turnpike Road, FIVE miles al oge ths
CITY OF Richmond, containing by late, karsey I,
5s3 acres. There are about ZOE acres q, nrs,
low grounds; the same quantity of sacono
lev grounds, aud The greater part IL tntt
high lupd OF very good quality, and in r'E'
state o! cultivatioa. There Src seeded on t'''
lamd, from 40 to $50 bushels OF wheat
The buildings consist Of coninodious w
story dwelling house, and all the necessary ~
houses; much better than are usually found o
farms in t's part of the country. There is
very large and nearly new barn, with one of tho
beet thrcshng machines l ever saw. which
cost $3.50. There is good spring near hs.
house, and well Of excellent water in the ward
Tins lie most desirable country residence.
ana Is sufficiently near the City of Richmond,
Tor gentleman residing on i, 10 attend TO bu-
siness IN that place; as it is not more than ono
hours ride.-Any gentleman wishing to view
the plantation. before the day of sale, will be-
sheWn 1t by my son John, or myself, both of
whom reside on the premises. The terms will
De made known OIL the day of sale; and will be
accommodating.
AT the same time and place, will be sold, at pub
nc auction, all my stock Of horses, mules, cat le
among them four yoke OF good oxen,) hogs and
sheeP plantation utensils. crop of corn, fodder,
and nay, and some articles of household and
Kitchen furniture. For all sums under ten dol
lars, cash will be required. For all sums of,
and above ten dollars, credit of six months
VIII DC gwen; tho purchaser giving bond with
approved security, or notes, negotiable and pay.
asie at one Of the Bcnks in Richmond. with ap-
sroved endorsars. BEN. SHEPPARD.
nov lo-2aw to
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Public Sale of Valuable Property.

Public Sale of Valuable Property.
. Shall oEer at Public Auction, to the highest
u s1.aeF en Thurseay the asth Dec. next, if
tar, If p0t, the ne.t far day thereafter,
4 VALUABLE FARM.
snssted &c ;hs osua,y sE Fsueuier, a boz: TWEEN
,y s.iies ncrih - Fredericksburg, adjoining Ie
isnSs Of villa Z. s;.rdGr, Cole-,an Wi
iaEaa, tFsse Isrsss ~ keailsy'a and =. r Char
ts a, seh 'orGE=iy ;ac frs,tenee Of tie late Cart
i.la2seil Shsfpc. 1t liza w,isia three miles and
h~A g Two a.etcsant Mtg, rps lie Kappa
/, haEaosk Elesr. TIC heiTasourhocd 10 elta,
lent, asd Fss,arksh!e for ia heaIth.unrss The
Farm oes;s''-s sc4 .Pen F.ys Old S.x Hundred
hcEes, VIII al rssphs 2tePo.tion Of excellent
HooSlS71. Jasrs ere Oh tae premiaes, o largo
convenient org s;esaS' two-siery wooden Dwell
"g-Horre, 90 .e'tuctr6 10 modern style, will,
Mi otker buildings 10 fsit. Tie yard Is .astetn-,
~ PiSRleS With SFusro r'rrxs ana tie Gar
dea with SAtYts s: FioweIs, ard tGe & Ids with
q valuable CTchK.si There rs a Gris,- NH on an
exrc'leh, sirear;, S!ti,n the Farm, which might
De trade, vAh e sHIIi expense, for domestj,
PuFfaees, Es valuable "a any other, .iUt u river
IN tie cnunIy. rhese etc Twenty Acres OF
hfsi-ra'e Meedow i.ard, near 10 tee house md
adjoining the mai. Tac F'arln Is fueiy wotered
and Serings are :onpn acnt IL the house, with d
well If excellent wr.aF ia The yard.
Tbeic VIII bs added 10 tire sale three valu-
abs SERVANE@-e man Of middle aye. g.
hfst rate car7ssRe driver, hsuso and tipid ser
VENT vasa2n &saG- tae S1R aar, an excel
IL; safaps.TSts, zs4TsT aEil chamber msrd--ihC5
ihitc 10 c valuable s.S weti-siisposed servant
ssF.;aT ha. adyaaaea il ags. q good rough GER
oenios.--TAcso will al.5 be egered for se!e,
song vSiGabls Household aad Kitchen Furri..
turc.
Terne.-For the Land, eae-haif will beds-
Hsns$a a cEaS, the balance \ Twelve months,
ScEa en6 ferF1rSl Tccuri:y val be required.
Gesfiag ISs"rea1 from the rs.=, but the interest
20 ha TemittsS if the PRINCIPAL 6e funetually paid
with d@ad a. trust upon tie premises. TO secure
the lest payment Fer the negroes cash will
40 required. The other property Will be sold
Oh ca crs&it Of twelve months, for good bonds
sad seeu'!;y, Sasftag interest from he date, but
Ire interest will Be given up if the principal is
Pnne,uk!y paid, All purchases of S. and under
cash Will Sc required, and IN every ase whero
the ter"s ofihis sale ahan not be compiled with,
the property Yiil &c Immediately resoid at the
risk ri the iset purchaser. The Administrator
reeeFVcs to hHnsclf .be right TO make the first
bid for tine Land. JOHN. p. KELLEY.
Admir- dc bonie non with the will annexed
FauqHer county, Nov. 81, 1881.
nov 23-ctds
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pIo.en Afmhitf,dOn Of IN, government, as tho nto,

present Administration Of tis, cose,nmec, nc H., r.o,x
person To NIL the Presidential hal, s"o f'oiS7
IL was NJ reed by the Convention ,b,, a.. .,.- -
u'e houinston should bo taken nv c,lI,y 49,. -. ~
o "e''n'fs, and that each ,hnud r.e and a.. M,
person i"t whom he had preference """'' WV
, Inc names being called over aecord;pg,v On.
hundred and Fitty-iyc person. s;,n;G,I e., -
terence for HENRY CLAY. '''' pre-
le gentleman, tom North Carolina, stated That h,
n '' yet naue up his mind upon the subject tbou,b
he va, decidedly ii favor of H,Nsv ca, oy
individual that had been ramed " ' o'''''
~, I'm MOTION oi MIR. a. H. Everett of Mass,
,'eu nat committee OF seven p-rsous bc nomi-
@ ~ ~ 'he Ciair 10 prepare Address to tho PEOPLE
on'eu states, stating the general objects of thi,
o""'e"'on and recommending the a,iop,,oo of ,urb
measures as will tend to lea,e the ..cton Of
LAY TO the onice of rIesdrn, of the Uuicd Sta tc,
6li op'"ee nominated by the Cnam consists of the
Siesst' Everett, of Massachusetts, S,snard. of yir
Sna' p'dds, o New Jer.ay Iok of Indiana; Johns 4
Hampsh r.. ' ~ o''' VI wow
On motion of Mr.. Sargent the Pre.idcn, was request,
W. son'e one OF The clcrgyn'en OF Baltimore to
Gays session uf the Convention with prayer
"" motion 81 MIR. Dearborn, OF Mass
hesoiVed, That COMMITTEE tn consist of ono Delegate
o e"cn state here represented, and one from the Din
coiun'h'a, he appointed, ino,m Mr.. CLAY of
ms nomnai'oH, as fresen, Of The United States by tb.
psesent Convention. - "
The Coinnittee was the,e,,oo ,,,,,;,,., 90. NJ,
sat,"n selecting one from owu sun,bsr a, folovu
From Maine, Henry Warren
Vernon, VIM jarvis
Rhode island, Chr. z. Robin,
nlafsschusett., II. A. 5. Dearborn
Connreticut, }. Rockwell
New York, Peter Livingston
New jersey, J. :. Iial,tead
pennsylvania, Tson,a Burnside
Delaware, + J. Dupont
Mary iaud, VIM Price
prg'nn, James Breckenridge
OHIO, John Sloane
Kentucky, Daniel Brick
North Csroua, r. II Shumau
Indiana, John j. Neely
louisiana, Hsnry A Billiard
District of Columbia, Richard y Coke
The Convention then adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
SIAVERXI

On Wednesday, in the House of Delegates, Mr.
Roane presented petition from Hanover, numer-
ous'y Experimentation published by us,-pray
ing Legislative facilities for tho removal and cooni
cation OF free negroes and such slaves as may bo
voluntarily manumltted, and the Appropriation of
means for the purchase of q certain number of
young slaves annually, with Wow of commencing
the great work of abolition. Mr. Reane also pre-
sented the Memorial of the Society of Friends at
their Yearly Meeting, signed by Fleming Bates on
tnhir behalf most eoquenty depicting the evils of
slavery, and implorng the Legislature to turn its
attention towards some system which may gradu-
ally relieve the country from the greatest of ma
tional calamities. The Memorial of the Friends
displayed admirable tact and discretion.
MIR. Goode moved to reject these petitions, upon
which discussion of mush interest ensued-
Messrs. Roane, Moore. BrodnaI, Chandler, Jones
and Boiling, opposing tho motion with much
warmth, and Mcssrs. Witcher, Goode, Carter of
L. w. and Sims, supporting it. We shall pub
lish Sketch tomorrow. 1t Will be- observed that
the petition of the Friends referred By great
majority This is an important step. The ques-
ton of remote and gradual abolition, is under the
consideration of tho General Assembly. Crcum
stances have subdued the morbid constituencies
which disallowed even public alusion to the topic
Public opinion can now act out its wishes. Events
will demonstrate the groundlessness of apprehen-
sion from considering the question of abolition
The people of the Commonwealth will feel em-
boldened TO express their wishes openly, and unre.
servedy, and tho practicability of Kidding ourselye,
of an evil which all confess TO DO the sorost
which ever nation groaned under, will now be test
Cd We do not know that yesterday, will not be
celebrated a ed tn he
ISOLATED with the Fourth of July, by the benefits
which may flow to Virginia from the step then ia
ken.
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GROCERIES,

GROCERIES.
Ono BAGS green coffee
sVOO 40 bbls do
200 hhds w India and N 0 Sugars
IL boxes loaf do
20 hhds " Orleans raclasses
1900 kegs cut nails
100 casks sweet Malaga wine
so do French Madeira do
200 half boxes window glass
$50 sacks Liverpool fine cal,
500 rcams writing paper
goo bbls No 3 mSckerel
30 do tanners oil
30 pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hgn
6 ceroons indigo
800 boxes brown sozp
20 bags flberts
90 cases fur hs's
so boxes fig blue
200 kegs gGnpow der
10 tons English and Swsdss iroa
10 bbls mess pork
80 do prime do
hid Irish whiskey
Is b9gs pepper
100 bbIs dry sailed herring;
ALSO
An assortment Of Dry Goods, for SOLO by
Dc DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

nR. ]. l.. BENSON, Surgeon Dentist, from
H. England having located hims elf in this
city, takes this method of respectfully offering
h's professional services to the ladies and gen
tleman of Richmond and its vicinity.
Every operation essential to preserve and
beantify The teeth, will be performed on thc
most modern and improved principles ofacience.
viz:-insert, extract, regulate, separate, plug
ren owe calculops substances, &c. &c.
Will also cure all diseases of the mouth which
are produced by salvation, or from dead teeth
and roots remaining in the jaw.
DR.. Bonson's easy mode Of extracting the
teeth and roots, has given universal satisfaction
to the subjects of its operation, and has met tho
"aTmest appreciation Of every medical gentle
man who has become scqua nted with il. HC
hopes that bis scientific and sliiftIl method Of
operating, will eBtitlo him TO a share of public
patronage. PuHctuo attendance u III be given
at bis Office, No. 40. fret door o the left, W
stars, II the Eagle Hotel.
If requested, certificates IF ability VIII be
produced. from some v-ry eminent physjcisns
For sale, DR.. Dcnsuu's English Ant.ceptic
DcDtitIiCc, for Cleansing, whitening, and pre-
serving the teeth and gums.
Also, for sale. Dr.. BIS celebTatcd Tooth-A che
| Drops, the only specific offered for this com
plant, which is perfectly free from acid, and
which, can be applied without danger Of mluring
the adjoining teeth. They give immediate re-
lief IN all cases without any pain attending the
application. and if the nerve is exposed, proves
a certain cure for life, These nyaluable drops
ought to be in the possession Of every family.
which would prevent many slccpiess nights and
much suffering frorn thst aggrayoting and trou-
! blesome complaint dc IA-euts
SUGAR, MOLAsSEs AND sALT.-We
- offer for sale,
100 Hhds. New Orleans sugars
60 do. Porto Rico do.
80 do. st. Croi1 do. part prime
30 boxes and barrels loaf and lump sugar
IS hhds. New Orleans molassss
! 500 sacks Liverpool fine salt
$50 sacks ditto ground ditto
20 barrels and 10 bags green coffee
$50 California hides
dc TT LEWIS WEBB & co.
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XEsIs'e Rsfsh aV'haSkey
AND HOLLAND GIN.

4 OSf recieves from the Importers
u hid pure Irish Whiskcy
do mountain dew, or Peet Reek do.
! pipe Holland Gin, direct from Hamburg
~ do do from Lodon docks, Sd proof
These articles IRE confidently recommended
as genuine, and OF best qusl,,y-for sale by
dl3--eo3t If JACOR SIN,rON
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SEEsOgvrrow

's'hE Hb6thecafss Busucss herseofpre con
dncted under the firm CT BURTON g.
IOMPklNS, Will in fu'ure, DO carried on by
Dr.. JNO. ii. TOMPKINS.
GL Professional calls upon Or. Burton may
be made at the store of DR.. Tomkins until lei
January. dec o-co6t
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DISSOi,UTION

FHNHE CoPartnership in the Coach Making b.
Il ness heretofore existing between the subscr-
bers, under tho Firm Of Carter, Mitchell g. Co..
was dissolved by mutual consent, on tho Goth day
of July last, and all accounts in relation to this
firm, are to DO settled by Amos h. Carter
AMOS II. CARTER
JAMES mitchell
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The Committee appointed by the Conv sutioa to wal,
Presidency arrived in this city last evening performed
the duties OF their appointment, and will depart thi,
morning with Nr Glars Answer to the Conventional
Nat INT
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IL a 4 I II O q & B @ O rs,

ABOUT TO BE CLOSED.
'SNHE books for receiving subscriptions 20 the
stock OF the Lyncbburg end the New River
i>ou Road company, will be closed Saturd y
no1t, at 2 oelock-Those persons who have not vet
subscribed, and are dssrous of doing So must ali
at the Merchants Coffee House before that time.
otherwise they may iose the opportunity.
THE COMMISSIONERS
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u Some days ago, stated that Mr.. Davis of
Orange, presented petition respecting free no
groes, &c. We did not distinctly hear him-tho
petition was for a new County
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NJ OTlCE,-By virtue of Deed of Trust
y executed 10 John Satterwbite and Mosly
Woodson, on the 3lst of March, 1921, ard duly
recorded in The County Court of LoochIanh,
Tor the purpose of securing to Sam. Dunn s. Co.
a certain sum of money therein mentioned !
shall, as one of the Trustees therein named.
proceed to sell, al Public Auction, for cash, ut
Goochland Court-House, on Monday the 10Th
of the present month, it beng court day, all the
right, title and interest which said Robertson
died possessed in and to the land or farm on
which he had for many years resided. lying in
the county of Goochland, near the residence of
,Sam Cooke, MOSLY WOODSON.
de I5-ltk
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WE EAGLE HOTEL

Il ILiJ LNN l. II nv Ell.
FESHE undersigned has taken this Ho' al
n The convenience Of it's !ocsIity, w!lh It's
extensive accommodations. arc no, surpassed \,
any tavern in the United States F,c!tsB:uns
attempts to please ara 20 common that il 10 ,lsp
less 10 make them. The Proprietor has taken
this esta adjustment st so short notice louly tv o
days revious to the meeting q the LeGiajsl ure
Chat he may not have al opportunity Ct mani
testing ss early as he woaiG wish, bis desire TO
phase. generous public vii eccusc, in the
beginning, he attemlt Of one Got much sccus-
toned to the detail of sGoh concern, The
proprietor gives solemn assurance tl,st 40 pairt
or expense shall be spared to elicit arrr6h5-
ton and bring custom. TIE liquors snail BE- he
best the country adords, and table to ccuicrm
Boafders are requested, and every ef1rs roade
for thcr Suitable entertainment. Tho under
signed would he particularly indebted 20 BIZ
friends ia Richmond fcr such csutcc!. 4 scy5
ate taoie will be prepared for meabsrs Of th,
Legislature. AJIEGAkDE2 l. p0T'PS,
RiOhRcod CO, Dee. k1s9 --ts
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sg&3aa Sai SsEraSoo.,a &oso.

SEIiiL 10 solo, on Friday, the 10Th day of
w the presen: Month, [Dec.] at half past
20 o'clock, TT the late residence OF George YES
decd, rear tbe Union Hotel, all the household
and kitchen furniture, belonging 10 ,ha estate
O! the decedcat- egns!g,ing OF the usual varic-
~ and Of the best Gua!i,y-AIso Que Of tine
above fifty dollars 4 credit Of six mon hs viii
&c g, en-, ;Ee pJ'cih7eTs executing nccotia-
be noteo, vita approved endorseTs For all
sums under that onI"Hnt, cash W i'll be reqnir1d
JOHN ENDERS.
Admor of thu eGtnte Of George Ives, decd.
dec
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Coach .NGEassS.

a MOS X. CARTER &, GEORGE CARTER,
fA (h!s bro,hss,) having entered into Co-Part-
nershiP will continue the above business, under the
Firm OF G. j. a. X. Carter, at that extensive and
well know establishment. formerly owned by Car.
ter, Mitchell & Co. nearly opposite 2. Drake's Ea-
gle tavern, in Broad st. Newark, n. j.; and hav-
ing employed first rate workmsn, at all the diffor-
ont branches, snd procured tn. best OF materials.
they intend TO doyoto their time and talents TO the
construction of all kinds OF CoGeAss s,5 passssre
Csr~'ogss which may II ordered from any part of
the y. Statns. Having established agencies at n
York. fhadelPhia and all the principal oisiss and
towns of the Southern State, togsther s:,s o.hsr
local advantages in .heir posressien, they viii DO
enabled to furnish work OF az Tsod s.1liiy - On
as favorable terms ssy O.Lss ss.ssiisasss,, Of
tbs kind, in this country.
os 3-6m G L. AZ gA PREP
q tLOVER s. TIMOTHY EEED-fsS ssls sv
" nov "a 3Na IT y,IJsrrs
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Browns EBess ERewilg
TGB.EECG
~ II

y udkEn's Improved 0s2eEssen[
Made and sold by the subscriber.
dec 10 III. c McNEMARA
VsNAkEN by the subscriber, on 'he ioth at
Il November, from Nat Goolshy's coat, (heaa
man David bar of crockeryware, which [
shall dispose CT as the law directs
ISliAM RANDOLPH,
Lock-keepes aud Inspector 9: Bseis.
dec 7-lawSt
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RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures Is. 1891
WHEAT-l05 a ITO eents
COUNTRY FLOURISH.
TOBACCO-Common refused fn rood dcu,nd
at S3-CommoR passed S3toS45-Middling s4i
SIS. w
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, EH @ u S q % ~
DAMETGT,
II Has returned to Richmond,
doc 15-tf

FEVO JOHN WILKINSON, SuE1se Yoa
n THE Benefit Gzo. WILKINSON
Sir: AS you are not kaown to be inhahilons
of Virginia, you are hereby notified, that we
shall, on the second Saturday in January next
being the f+th day If the month between the
hours of o'clock in the morning and sun Sc,
at the FraFkiin Hotel. in the town of Lynch
burg. proceed to take the deposition of Reuben
Byrch and others; and on the Monday following
at the tavern Of Edwin Jordan, in the town OF
Cartersvle, those of Albert G. HudgIns and
Moselcy S. Stratton, and others; and on Tues
Gay the 18th, at the tavern of Richard Bass
Powhatan Court House, the deposition of said
Bass and Others; and on the 9th of same month.
at the Washington Tavern, in the city of Rich
mend, that Of Chastain G. Saunders and Others
to be read in evidence in q suit now-pepdinp in
the County Court of Powhatnu. wherein YOU
are plaintiff and we are defendants. The taking
of said dispositions will continue from day to dsv
until completed, where you may attend if you
think proper
WIN. e. HENRY MONTAGUE.