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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

DRY GOODS
On FRIDAY next 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock ut oup
auction rooms, large assortment of DRY GOODS
CUTLERY, &c. amongst which, are
10 Cases light ana dark ground fancy prints
Irish linens
Ginghams
Linen Cambria hdkfs
Verona shawls
do cravats
Ladies' silk hose
do corded dresses
Whit linen drilling
English bandannah hdkfs
Ladies' and Misses sup. horskin gloves
German oznaburgs
20 bales cotton do
A brown sheeting
Gilt and pearl buttons, int. shell combs
500 boxes cologne, IN fancy bottles
Pocket, cotter, and penknives, spne OF
which very fine
Anderson's best steel scissors,
Superior razors and cases. Pomroy's strops
Amulet ornaments, looking glasses
Nests of fancy trunks
Japaned motto tobacco boxes
Fancy boxes uf peTfumery, tea travI
Breast pins, ivory tooth brushes
Gold color watch chains
AlmG"d paste, and pearl powder
Shaving brushes
Fancy and Naples shaving soap
hacassar oil, pots of bears oil
Artificial flowers, band boxes
Nayarno bonnets, &c, &c.
> ID. \. & CO., Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

Tie following reports given III letter on Washington
tho q. ). Gazette:
sit said, letter is in the city from Mr. R7uI2ph
his J,~apu " elected To the next Congress,
to opposition Mr Van Buren, aud the admins
tration There other concerning a. immediate
change cabinr'NT Barry 90 RUSSIA MIR Wickfs
10 60 the General Post Once MIR Branch out
MIR Andrew succeed him; MIR lngham and Nj
Berrian go also But how r these be de-
uendcd on cannot tell"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.

BY the brig Athcaian. Capt. Chapman, we have
received Bngora papers 10 Jan. 10th, Carilngcna
90 Jan. 25l, and letters to Fob. Ist
CARTHACENA, Feb f. 1851.
The South has seeded from Flores and has pro-
claimed tho integrity Ct the Republic condition
that the constitution OF 1880 shall be Observed
Ncnczuela Is Oh the eve of dong the same. We
have letters which leave no doubt OF the subject
Gcn. Ufdan1tta, he learned the dcaili of
Bolivar, there being no longer any necessity for the
laws to remoin suspended. declared the cXtruorllna
~ faculties fof the government revoked, Und the
Constitution TO be m tall force
CARrHAGENA, Jan 2J.-On tho nth inst. tho
funeral obscqucs Of Ills Bxcecncy The IdbcHtor
the greatest pomp and ln'gnIfcencc which clrcum
stances would permit. Preparatory TO this solcmny
he church adorned with tapestry and black ics-
toons, and ~ its centre was placed magnificent cen
oaph, &c feet high, composed Of base p feet wide
pedestal feet high, with relief piIas'rcs, aud ar
ubolisk adorned it'll military trophies
" i Tou,. Cam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

u We arc authorized announce JouN NJ.
Parton, Esq. candidate for Congress, in the
District composed Of the counties of SporsyIyanla,
Louisa, Orange, and Madison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

u We are requested to say, that JouN NJ Gan
NETT, of EssscX, VIII bc a candidate for Congress,
in tie King g. Queen District, lately represented by
John Roanc, Esq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

u The n. York papers have arrived here frr som,
days, very rcguary-Nie day ajier tiey Jrcre due
Yesterday the ottcr mal also failed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
GROCERyES

BY DAVENPORT, ALIEN g. co.
GROCERIES,.
Cn THURSDAY next, 10th INST, at 10 O'Clock
at orr Auction Store.
81 Hhds n. o. sugars
10 90 ST.. Crox do
10 boxes loaf do
hhds n. L. rum
so bbls do
200 bags Porto Rico green coffee
so boxes sperm candles
20 do young Tyson teas
50 or casks Malaga wine
10 hhds rye whiskey
90 boxes lemons
10 bbiS cordial
10 binds w molasscs
And other goods expected in time.
MARI D. A. 81 Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
COMM ETsCiAI.

~ Sales Of Flour yesterday 20 limited extent II
sold yesterday al 81 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
Large Sale Of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, House
Keeping Articles, Jewelry, &c.
THIS DAY

1.-THE sale will commence THIS MORNING n, IN
oclock. The rich plated Ware, Clocks g. Branches
VAL be sold at O'Clock precisely.
III the Store E. Street. three doors ADORE m,
Bell Tavern,
We shall sell great variety of Goods incI,di,
almost every article in the Dry Goods Hard Ware
Jewelry and Clothing line. In the assortment, are
many new, rich and very fashionable articles well
worthy o. the attention of dealers and housekeaoers
The sale will be continued in the Evening, com
mencing at half past o'clock.
T"rns-aPp'oved endorsed notes at 80 DAYS. for
sums over ) 90; four months for all sums over sSOO.
u The goods sold at previous sales, are ready for
delivery this day.
MARC # E.. s. A. HUBBARD Auct,,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
COPARTNERSIILP.

TANIIE Subscribers have associated themselves in
4 business under the firm Of B6N, PJjlc s. On,
and will open IN few weeks. (at the corner othqucly
opposite the Bell Taycrn) General assortment Ct
HrDig and Fnmcy, Foreign anal Dymesic DRY Goals.
to which they invite the attention of Country MGR
chants, their friends, and othcrs-wi,h the assurance
that nothing shall be wanting their part TO dcssyre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

\. J.. Bolts &, CHARLES T. POTTS,
AFRO R.NIES ar Law.
TENIiE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
d held IN the city Of Richmond. They promise
a!lh!uI ana dHgeni attention any business ontrus
tca 10 them. 4. l.. Bolts.
l.. Bolts proposes to establish II the CITY OF
Richmond i General Agency Office IN connrXisn
with the practice of the Law-'o collect claims and
10 secure dcb'sto effect sales OF stock of ali descrip-
ions publicly or privately procure loans of money
and 10 dispose OF tie In every instance the
commissions Will be moderate.
The subscriber would be glad to draw deeds Of
conveyance, and IN trust deeds 10 act as Trus. &C.
Any person having c!aus of doubtful character
would DO well To apply him II have them arraurcd
and that il they please condronally-ln any mairer
OF difficulty able .cgai advice Will lie procured with
out additional CHARGE.
those wishIIi@,o lend or uo,row .uY,s Of money
would do well 20 apply h,m-thls can be done free
OF postage, and II not suitably negotiated no loss
Inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable,
eXertIon shall be used and not the most remote rsGue
hazaTded as far tie subscriber concerned IN any
transaction entrusted hun By seller or BUYER bur-
rover lender.
Having been for tie last ten years member of
the Council of Virginia. he has necessarily become
conversant with the subject If land igims Cy rtuO-
tution1Iy SerUicsS-such claims will Ue attended 10
for the conditional compensation or one fourth If oh
tanned nothing II not allowed. In attending 10 such
claims hc viii be aided by gentleman OF much cy-
pcrlence and who has devoted much time The same
Attached tc his cice Will h, established II desire
by the citizens Of Richmond and It's vicinity. Read
'lg Room and ENchangr 0.ilcc. under the manage
mcnt Of a suitable person; and wherever an agcn ar
aGct:oEcCr OF an, description may be employed due
care wIli be observed.
The above establishment Hil g into operation lIic
LIST OF April next or eoic.-aHd If SO, due notice " il
DC gwen y. l.. BOLTS.
fob I1-iT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

Tickets So, halves . so. quarters %
| Tickets for sale at tn Odice, either by the pack
0ge, or at retail. YATES 6, MCINTYRE
! mar MANAGERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
AUCTION

THIS DAY
AUCTION,
II THIS DAY he suhscr Der will seu -, 10
o'clock, at his Wa house. on Carev street, con
e'aI and extensive assortment Of Groceries consisting
oi Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Sugar, Coffee. Teas.
Cheese, Oil, &c. &c. NJ MYERS
g-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Tickets 81, halves >. quarters /.
For sale at the Exchange and Lottery Office of
mar Cts THO. b BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
FOR NORFOLK,


,HsA a good SHIP of 100 TO 500 hhds, to load
SsASG at City Point, for por, III Europc-a fair
freight and dispatch will be- given, by
fob l8--8t CHARLES PALMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-12

rylauJ to wait the action of the State Legislature
on the subject. A portion Of the delegation had,
therefore. conferred together, and agreed to move
postponement Of the bill for a few days.
MIR. Howard opposed the motion very earnest
", and stated the motive of the bill which was
now before the Legislature of Maryland. to shew
the improbabiiitv that the proposition would re-
suit in the work being undertaken by the State.
At his request, Mr.. Dorsey for the present with
drew his notion; and
The House took up the bill and the amendments
reported thereto by the Committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The amendments reported by the Committee
fur the District of Columbia were further amend
ed and agreed to, and the bill was ordered to be
engross Cd for a third reading tomorrow.
Transferable discussion took place on the a.
m~endments, in which Messrs. Howard, Dod-
bridge, Washington, Semmes, Brown, Mercer,
Hoffman, and McDufhe, took part
The House then, on motion OF MIR. Doddrldge,
resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole,
Mr.. Condict in the Chair, and took up the bill
supplementary to an act. entitled - An act ior
quoting possessions, enrolling conveyances, and
securing the estates Of purchasers" No amend
ment being offered to the bill, the Committee rose
and reported it, and it was ordered to be engros-
sed for a third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. Thompson, of Georgia. made an inefec-
tual attempt to get up the bill for the better Or
ganization of the militia of the District OF Column
bia. The House refused TO consider it at that
time, and it was made the special order OF the
day for Thursday next.
On motion of Mr.. Doddridge, the House again
resolved itself into a Committed of the Whole,
Mr.. Drayton IN the Chair, and took up the fol-
lowing bills:
To alter the bridge and draw over the Potomac
river, in the District of Columbia;
To provide for the appointment of Commission
ers, to digest, prepare, and report to Congress,
at the next session thereof, a code of statute law,
civil and criminal, for the District of Columbia;
To extend the limits of Georgetown, in the
District of Columbia;
Further to amend the act, entitled can act
to incorporate the inhabitants of the city of " ash
ington, in the District of Columbia" passed May
Is, 1920;
For improving the avenue leading from the
Capitol to the Executive Offices;
Making appropriations for the Public Build
ings, and for other purposes; and
The Senate bill, to incorporate the st. Vim
cents Orphan Asylum, in the District of Colum.
bia.
The latter bill was amended, on motion of Mr..
Taylor, bv the addition of the following section :
sThat 1t may be lawful for Congress hereafter to
alter, amend, modify, or repeal, the foregoing
act"
The others were all reported without amend
ment; and then the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-12
ENGLAND

Incendiary acts still continue in the southern
counties of England, but in the midland they
have somewhat decreased. Special commissions
have been issued to try numerous persons charg-
ed with attempts to create disturbances, and the
Government had published a notice calling out
the Militia measure more strongly indica-
tive of the disturbed state of the country, than
any that has fallen under our observation. Meet.
ings on Parliamentary reform, became every
where more numerous-In Scotland particular
~, a new and general feeling on this subject
. seemed to prevail, and had evinced itself in all
the principal towns. A dissolution of Parliament
was spoken of in case it should not sanction the
measures of reform which it is said the Ministers
Intend to propose it, with the full concurrence of
the King.
The Glasgow bank has been robbed of 60, 900
pounds.
The oolliery at EIseear, Yorkshire, has been
destroyed by incendlaries.
Two pirates were hanged in London on the
21st Dec.
Two persons named Packman and one Dyke,
were found guilty in Kent of having participated
in the outrages ;here. They were sentenced to
be executed.
LONDON, Jan. 4.
Prices of the Funds.-Bank Stock, 1913 Il
81; Three per cent. Reduced, 91s 9 14S4;-
Consols Shut; 81 per cent. Red. 9O5 454; New
81 per cents. 92f4 for open 4 per cents. 9s4 9.
The Gazette contains a notice preparatory ap-
%parently to calling out of the Militia. 1t is or
dered by his majesty, by and with the advice of
his Privy Council, that within fourteen days in
England and three weeks in Scotland, after the
date of this order, the Lord Lieutenants and
Vice Lieutenants in the several counties, shires,
rulings, cities and places in Great Britain. shall
summon. or cause to be summoned, general
meetings for the purpose of carrying into effect
the provisions of the Acts now in force in Eng
land and Scotland respectively, relating to the
given notices for, and return of lists. and for bal
loting and enrolling men to supply any vacancies
in the militia.
IRELAND.
Dublin. Dec. sO.-Yesterday Mr.. O'Connell
made a public entry into this city, on his return
from London. At an early hour the different
trades of the city had collected, along the road
from Howth to Dublin, each bearing banners of
Green surrounded by Orange colours, and in
scribed with a variety of mottos. among them
was I'd be seen, ''Repeal of the Union, but no
separation," 60 Liberty of the Press" evil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-12
ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
SATURDAY, MORNING., FEBRUaRYla. 1881

On Friday morning the thermometer stood at
90, aud a southerly wind prevailing at the time.
We have landed o err one dollar, received
yesterday for the Poor, to the Managers of the
Soup House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-12
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER.

BY the arrival of the Napoleon and the Cana
da from Liverpool, we have received our files Of
London papers to the 9TH ultimo. and Liverpool
to the 5th. The principal items Of intelligence
which they contain, will be found in our columns.
TN. y Commercial .fdr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-11
MOST MELANCHOLY Event

~ The moment ot putting our paper 10 press
"Wednesday evening. August sci We arc inform
81 81 the death. by apppl,Sy. Of ttc talented, the
liigl'-mi"dcd. tie generous ALFRED ~. Pow ELL.
lie shock comes upuu ~ like n thuulcri,oif
a'd "" 60" scarcely comPosc orr feelings, Vhiic
~ record tiic event IIc n engaged in a,,u-
~, catsc before NE county court, aud had sto-
Ken bat 10 or o. minutes. whou. having Rad !.
iss,sg, FROM W sutlipri,s l,ci.,rc him, lac laid
down Tie book, staggcr.d lraek into chair, and
cNundc,l his ssin, saying, My friends, bleed
me-! ihrsc were the last word, hc spoke
Mc'licsi aid WIS almost instautiy Afforded, aud
every means employed a. r-stIie lim, but On
VAN. III" attack csIgc oH ~ a qGait,1. before =
o'IDek. and j." brraihcd hi- let - l,slf pa ~
Ncscr has q more sScisnehUly event occurred o.,
orr t'wn. The tDuhtcEaucss a orr citizen. az.
s0Ntrrd with gloom. business ~ ~ q rr,7.t de-
gree suspended, ai,d ~ LDk ~it. so,.fl,.r a,.sl
see upp th,s nIns s.tisiun and hs,ft -i.nding d.
Prur'itDp ~ Divine Fr0yid~r,e Nj Powell
Vas about 80 years 90 .,c. was ~ cxs eilent health
and VS. on Mpuisy last elretsd e. ~, byu... II
driessic, having rlis,ncd la. at ,. ti,e len. !,
'"i""S'N"i " ~ '', Niafhrster Rep.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-11
z. n. FAY

Begs leave To state 10 the voters OF JEFF
ferson county. that ha regrets that business
Of Importance should so long have caused
his absence from the county. and deprived
him OF the opportunity Of becoming more
generally acquainted with them. In his
absence, slsnderous reports. Of the most
disrcputable character. have been gotten
mp ny the malignant and designing. with
view TO defeat his observation-disclosures
he claims the sacred privilege Of being
heard IN his defence. and will address the
people OF Jefferson at Charlestown, on the
morning OF the election.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-11
PUBLIC SALE.

DCRSC ANT to the decree Of the
IL County Court Of Jefferson. made
at ats last Juno term. IN chancery sitting .
ia the suit OF George Fesn,an. piaintit, !.
syanst Jacob Feaman aud others. heir,
Of the lac George F.sman. ST. deed, De
PENDANTS. shall sell. az public acton. -
the highest bidder. OH friday he i!ia ia,y
Of .iugusf merit. IN front OF Mr.. Daniel Eu-
tiers tavern in Sb~pherdstown, all tina,
certain real estate descended from the said
heirs, consisting Of three several Lots OF
ground. situate fro Of them. in the said
town, joining each other on Washington
street. and known respectively 10 the Plat
thereof by No. Is, aud No. 1871. contain
ing 500. square fret each. and having
thereon, one Dwelling House or more. a
Halter Shop and other conveniences -.
These lots are valuable. The third is an
out lot Of acres. ? roods. and b pole.
Just adjoining 10 tie toaen on tho west.
rich and well improved
Terms Of sale-One third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. one ih,rd
IN six. and the balance IN twelve months
from tho day OF sale. The purchaser or
purchasers To execute bonds for the defer
red payments. with good per,onai security.
and deed Of trust upon the property a.
further security.
THOMAS G. HARRIS.
july -, 1881. Commissioner.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-11

CounfeDeH Defecior, and Price Current
'l>HE first year of this publication having
Il been concluded, tho " Reporter" will
hereafter be published weekly as ell rs sc.
ml-monthly. We feel grateful to the public
tor the liberal patronage awarded us, Chaying
now more extensive circulation than any
other newspaper III The United States and
shall leave no measure unresurted to, IN or.
der to render this journal valuable in all res
poets. not only to merchants, banking insti.
tu,ioIs, brokers, and keepers of hotels, bu,
10 the community in general. We have ell.
gsged the literary assistance Of several gen
tlemen we'll known rs writers, and have cor
respondents ~ all the principal cities and
to~ ms IN the United States. We also receive
weekly more than Ave hundred newspapers
from different parts Of the Union, 80 tha,
whatever information may be circulated
through the medium of the "Rcporter, and
the resources from hence IL is derived. We
Can confidently state, may, in all cases, be
relied upon as correct Bank notes are be.
ing counterfeited in every direction: and on
the arrival OF every vessel from Europe. or
tile creation Of every national exciteIne ~, the
state of the market vsnes. Every person
should, therefore, be possessed of some Ger.
tain guide by which all such Information
might be received BY the earliest mails, and
az such = rate as not TO render its possession
an exorbiisni tax. Such journal IS exactly
what we endeavour to render the Reporter,
IN an effort TO accomplish which, neither
pans nor expense viii ~ any time be spared
on the past Of the publisher Every number
will contain carefully corrected Bank Note
List, List Of Broken Banks, Prices Current.
Prices OF Gold. Prices Ut bank and Insurance
stock, and a description Of all Counterfeit
and Altered Notes IN circulation throughout
the United States, aud all such information
a. IS likely To throw light upon the subjects
embraced ~ the design of this journal. The
lsteSt foreign news. together With much orr.
ginai and well selected matter, will also be
found ~ the columns Of the Reporter.
The terms of the weekly publication are
81 per snnum--the semimonthly S2--single
copies IL ceals. Address
ROBEKT +. BICKNEII,
E.rcharge Byokey. No 40. Chcsauf -.
PhiIaJtlphia, Fa.
Aug II, 1851.
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PERE.NPTORF
Sale of Road Stock.

- pursuance Sf the act OF Assembly, and
- an order If the President and Directors al
the Sm''hheid. Chsrlrstown. and tarprrS-
Ferry Turnpike compsny. an tie Shares
"t the Capital Stock Of said Company, upon
which none OF the instairnents have been
paid, VIII be sold at public auction. for cash,
to the highest bidder. at Beckham's Hotel ira
Charles,own. ON Friday i6e Oh day Of Sep.
fem,erneI! Sale to comme nee at = o'clock
The sale appointed for the S0th uit. did
no, take place. Several of the delinquent.
paid portion of their in,tslnients aud the
Hoard. DESTROYS Of using the greatest possible
,en''y. made = postpone mcnt. Hut further
indulgence need not be horedfo for.
The Directors, ia order to meet engage
men,s. have incurred personal responsible.
ties. Will delinquent Stockholders quietly
witness these embsrrassments, without an
Effort tn afford relief The board rondIy
hope for speedy payment Of the balances
now doe
by order Of the Hoard
a. HUNTER. Sec'y.
Aug 4 l8,l
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consequence Of the heavy demands up.
on the board. TO pay for the work now IN
progress, Il has become necessary TO throw
INTO market all shares upon which paymen,
OF any OF the instAlments has not been made.
The Board will therefore offer. at public
auction. To the highest bidder. for cash. on
Friday the i6M Of September merit. ALL THt:
SHARES upon which, at that time. any in.
s'aImen' may remain unpaid. The salo will
take place at Beckham's Hotel in Charles
town. at IL o'clock. NJ.
The last instalment called in was payable
on the fst Of May. More than three months
have expired since that time. The punctusl
stockholders have just grounds OF complain,
against dehnquents, as well rs against the
Board for It's al judged lcnty. They are los.
ing the interest on their money, and the de
Ilnqnencics retard the work in n mott vexa.
uous manner.
No pos'ponemen, for any cause bu, pay
ment.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
A. HUNTER, Scc'y.
Aug. IL, 1851.
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AUGUST ELccTIou.
Tnihp NoSrAr.)


GIVE arc authorized to announce. VILLA,
ARMSTRONG, Esq NJ a candidate 10 r,prrs..n, IL,
district composed OF the counties of J.iI.,.on
Berkeley, Hampshire, Morgan aud Hardy, in the
next Congress Of the United States.
GIVE are authorized To announce Col. En-.
WARD LrcAs ss candidate to rcpres.n, the dis
trie' composed Of the counties of jefferson Bsrsr.
Icy, Morgan, Hampshire, and iiar,i, ia the neat
Congress
GJWc are authorized to announce Urxu,
BEnRv, Esp a. candidate to repre- scnt ,l,c eou,.-
~ OF Jefferson In the next House OF Delegates.
give are authorized to announce Epw AMr
IL. fRr, Esq. as a candidate To represent the
county OF Jefferson in the next House Of Delegates
IL We authorized to announce JaNr.
GR'>ruAN, Esq. ss candidate to rcprescn, the
county Of Jefferson in the next House of Dele
gates OF Virginia.
GIVE are authorized to announce Joux s.
GtLLAHER n candidate to represent the county
OF Jefferson ia the next House of Delegates