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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-21
THE CONVENTIONS

We might have been expected 10 have added 10 The
ns~dlDE OF his article, words wsieb .'oUij have given
= p iical character to the political Convention which
hos lately gracsd our Capitol, and assumed fer itssil
the Tile Of a State Cor ysniion +" We misL, b,v.
been en- pecied TO call tia Z" Clay G. .nven ION or. in
the more modern phrase Of certain worn-ou, politicians
: " national repu0liedn Conyen ION" But, really. 10
10 the ~sssemblaso either OF lhe,o desired Tiles w.
cannot eoncsds thai, a voluntary = ssmbisge Of 40 or 80
indiVidusI', rom no one Knows whore or whom 10 re-
present, bat ali known As disappointed and t,s,le,, Of
hcs-seekers, or az recent office -ioossrs. eau, in shy fsit
sense Of the 'efms, be styled n " S a g CoDveo iou. -
Mueh Tess Gan such an assembldgs, vi h one or Two ~.
ceIuone' composed wholly OF the eiizsn ne Of a sibgls
state, claim the title 81 National Convention, - howe.
yer much hat grave appeIIsiion may be eought yb o.
Tor hem And as TO the republican psu Of the cbs a..
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THRUST SALE OF LAND by virtue OF a Deed
IL OF Trust sxscrtsd by George Robertsop, Of
the county OF Amelia, TO tue late Edmund Harrison,
or hls lssal representative, on the 8 h day Of September,
1922, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF a'ore-
.aid county, fer certain purposes therein specified, will
Dc sold to ,he highest bidder, on the premise',on the 9Th
day Of July mat, for cash, that Tract or parcel OF Land
on which tho said Georgs Robertson resides, in The
aioresaid county Of Amelia, tying on the river Ap.
Pomatox, 1 2 miles above the junction Of the said ri
yer and Flat Crock, 4 miles below Gentle, containing
by estimation two hundred and hty acres more or Lest,
with a sufisieney Of wood land. Dazzling House, and
other out Houses. a healthy and pleasant situation and
,n agfeeable Neighbourhcod. Tie subreribsr being the
lesal representative Of tho late Edmund Harrison.
tee was vested with, though ne believes IL 10 b. ind s
putabls. NATHANIEL HARRISON. Ex'or
Of Edmund Harrison deed.
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by fhe Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
II Mn TJOM

Dy te governor ~ the Commonwealth of Virginid.
II PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS a vacancy haih occurred in the re.
presentation in the Senate Of this State, by the
resignation OF josef w. Chinn, Esq, a member Of the
S-nate Of Virgins, foe tho District composed Of the
counties OF Stafford, King George, Wes,morelaud
Richmond, Lsnsasier and Northumberland Nay
therefore, ! John Floyd, Governor OF the Common.
wealth Of Virginia, do hereby authorize and ,eauirs
ths Sneiin' OF tho counties respectively, ~composing the
said District, to cause an Election 10 be held, for their
~~--s -.-~n a" "a ason.n 81
the said Dit ict In the State Senate, according to the
Constitution and Laws Of this Commonwealth.
Given under my hand 40 Governor, and under .hs
lSEAL1 lesser Seal of the Commonwealth, At Rich.
mond, this Il,h day OF June. 1881.
JOHN FLOYD.
June ls n-W4w
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~AIER POWER TO LET-The Ippsr Aopo.
w mattox Company have, at ti:eir locks in The vi
chi'y OF petersburg, two water falls Of about fourteen
Zee. ecu, wnicii they you'd lease for a term of years,
at moderate rent. Any person wishing TO contract for
the same, may apply to Samuel ID. Morton, Clerk OF
the said Company, residing in Petersburg.
June IL. u-N
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HeUFFAL0E MINERAL SfRING.-Lying in
MD the county Of MeckIenburg, Va, about 8 miles
above the confluence of Dan aud Stanton Rivers, will
be kept the ensuing season by the Subscriber, who
will endeavor 10 make visitors comfortable. AS the great
and almost universal remedy Of this water in most dis
eases Is we'll known, ii is deemed necessary to point out
the various complaints in which it has proved salutary.
Those who have visited this watering place, speak in
the highest terms of it; which is the Best recommends
ton that can be given. JOHN SPEED.
June IT. n-aw
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~0cL.-The Subscribers will give the highest
market price for good Wool.
RAYMOND & BROTHERS.
Juns T. s-A
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BOUT 453 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
IA D SALE-Thisl land lies 10 Fauquier soun.
", and abou. Eve miles from Warsenton, (he County
Tswo) and within one mile Of the Rappshannock river
now Ia a forward state Of improvement, and il 10 ex-
Pssted will DO ~pSvigable for toats thus high in tho
seurss OF mex, year. The laod L. handsomely situated,
md lies vol for Arming, and is as we'll watered a.
any tract in Virginia, and q efficiency OF timber for oil
nsesssarY purpsses, and q healthier section OF soun.ry
Is though, no, TO be In tho Union. The dwelling hous.
may with light repairs DO made very comfortable and
roomy. all necessary outhouses, q good Barn, S.ables,
Corn houses, Ice house, &C., with a Horse Mill and
Wheat ThrsshiDg Machine attached. will dispose
Of II for Slaves 10 whole, or Merchandise 70 two. third,
OIL value, or on ono, two and three years credit for
two-thirds OF tho purchase money, ouo.ihird each: I;
Il should not be sold by private bargain by The eighth
Gay Of August next, IL will. be offered n public aue,icn
ca The above mentioned terms, by the purchaser giving
bonds bearing interest from Tho date, but a memorap-
dunn will be made on the backs, RENTING the inter.
est Il Punciuaiiy paid, AMI giving a deed OF trust on the
land.
AZ tbs ssmo time and place, will be sold on nine
months credit, all tho crop on Tho farm, stock OF horses
lamongst which ara several valuable aud we'll bred
brood mares and eight sol's, five Of which arc sired by
Sonisn,ionD cattle sheep, aud hogs, plantation utensils,
nousshoid and kitchen furniture, amongst Tho stock Of
satis are several valuable yoke of oxen. Bonds and
GOOD security will DO required az above.
Persons wishing to purchase land are Invited 10
view tho premises previous TO the day of sale, a. a pri.
vac sale would be preferred.
RICHARD HARVEY.
Fauquier Co, juno 1881 II-st
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RICHMOND, RGINIA TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1881.

~ BAKER. late Of Richmond, and w. ARNOLD.
10 Dentists. have formed \ connexion In the prac.
variou: operations, and thereby carrying them to great
sr perfection.
Mr. BAKER will more particularly attend 10 The
diseases aud Irregularities Of the teeth. Mn. ARNOLD
70 the supplying their de 6cieneies, either with natural
or mineral substances. as required.
The utility aud advantage Of this divi,ion Of labor
Location at No 6. Warren Street, New Yo,k, neat
iy opposite the City Hall:
May "a. 4. & VA,
VIRGINIA UNION FACTORY.-We would an.
nounce 10 tho public, and especially the custo-
mere OF thls estabIishrnen', that q breach produced in
our dam by . late Freshst, which resulted in a
temporary Suspension OF manufacturing operations, and
in the interim prevented a compliance with various or
ders received from our customers for cotton yarns, is re
paired, and that the establishment 10 now in fall opera.
lion sgain.-Sueh orders shall be forthwith promp ly and
strictly attended 10, a. we'll az all others, with which We
may To iavoured. wefeeljustfed 10 sta Ing that our yarn
still mslatains ts reputation for superiority OF quality.
TIMBERLAKE & J. & J. b. MAGRUDER.
May IL. 4&wU
TUNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-EIoped from
the subseriber's residence, in Not,oway county.
near Morgausville, on the LIST day Of last November, a
yellow fellow, panied POMPEY, who was purchased
Of Captain Si'h Thompson OF Dinwiddie. He 10 abou,
hfty years Old; Eve fec, four or i've inches high, iols-
rabiy stout made, Of a Thin visags, large and full eyes,
rather disPo,ed to show his front teeth, has somewhat
q down look, and slow 10 speak when spoken TO,
and gsnerally a pleasing countenancc. Some sears
may Dc discovered abou, his neck, AID | believe q email
ons under his right eye.
In oil probability be has obtained FREQ papers and
passes a. a free man. A,the spirit Of Internal Improve
ment calls forih much additional labour, he may posi-.
bly,, at'his time, be employed in come Of your grea,
works Of State or national Improvement TO ascertain
which, Superin,endsn,s will please to make Ob,ervs-
walton and Inquiry among their hirelinEs.
The above reward will be given for the safe delivery
Of PomPsy I, INC, or ten dollars will be given for such
Information as will enable me to &c, him again.
DANIEL CLARK.
Holloway, June II. lO-wsw
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Also, large assortment Of superior and omnop gilt
coat and vest buttons, pearl shirt bottoms and stud,
n1dwsre' sutiery, tenders, shovel and iongs, brass aud
juno Z. a--s,
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3rThs ENQUIRER 10 published twieea week generally and
threo times q week during tho session OF tho State Legislature
price, the sans as heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable In
advance. Notos Of chartered, specie paying banks, (onIyj will be
tseeivod In payment. The Editors will guarantee tho safety OF ro-
tttting them By maiijthe postage OF all lottorsbeing paid, by the
a. No pape.wiiibe discontinred(but at tho discretion oftho
Bdtors) until all arrcaragos have boon paid Up.
11- Whoever Viii guarantee tho payment Of nine papers shall
have the tonth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Onesquare, OR LESS-Firstinsertio 75conts-eachcon-
slnuauce, SO conts.
s.@No advcrtisementinsorted until IL has either bcen paid for,or
asumed ny somo person in this city, or its onvirons.
DOSrPONEMENT OF SALE OF NEGROES
On Monday July il,h) that being Carolioe
Court day, will bs exposed to sale, for cash, al The
Bowling Green. fifteen or tpenty likely negroes: and
On MondSy, Guly lS,h) that being C~ulpsper Cour,
day, will be exposed to sale on The same terms, ten or
Ef.n NEGROES OF The Same character and ds,esip-
lion. ID. b. BUCKNER,
Adminisratrix, with tho VIII annexed,
Of George B0ekner deed.
June FL. 12-;ds
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

I'm MONDAY, the SLIT day Of January nert, the
subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction, to
The hest bidder ut the front door of the City Ia
vern The following Lots Of Ground, The Town Of
Alexandria:
saass, ONE LOT, containing eight acres,
Sf two Foods, and sixteen poles, OF the east side
eT@ Of the Washington aud Ale ,andra Iurnnike
sszAEA Road, now in the occupation of John West,
which was conveyed to VIM s. Moore b, Jane Dsde.
A LOT on the west side Of the old Georgetown
Road, containing nine acres, seven,, two poles. con-
veyed to VIM. S Moore by Hugh Caro!in
A LOT on the east side Of the Washington
and Alexandra Turnpk, Road, containing nine acres
and twenty two poles, formerly owned by Abiel Hol
brook; and
A LOT on the west side of Washington street
extended, the east side of Columbus street extend
ed and the north ofthe second street north Of Nont
gomery street, continuing ard one tenth Of
acre, formerly the property Of the said Holbrook.
Sale at 10 O'clock, A n.
IEums-One .hird ofthe purchase money to be paid
in hand and the balance in two equal instruments of
and MONTHS with interest from the day ofssle the
whole of the purchase money in hsnd at the option Of
the purchaser Title to be retained until the terms of
sale shall be complied whG and q resale at the risk
and expense CT the purchaser on failure to comply
with the terms Of sale.
The above sse will be made under deed of trust
from William S. Moore and wife to K L. Taylor, for
the indemnity of the late Thomas Irwin
By order Of the Trustee:
dec 81 WA ID. MUTT. Auct
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New Publications
UNIIE subscriber has received the following new and
Il elegant Works, viz:

yUNIIE subscriber has received the following and
Il elegant Works, viz:
The Young Lady's Book, being manual of
elegant recreations exercises and pursuits This vo
lume is duedcimo of more Than five hundred pages;
neatly bound in silk and elegantly gilt with upwards
of seven hundred embellishments
THE Iris, Religious and Literary Offering,
edited by the Rev Thomas Dale, with eleven engrav
ings among which Chris, blessing little Children,
Christ blessing the Bread, Nathan and David, or Thou
art the Man, Judas returning the thirty pieces an
The Remembrance, dedicated to, and contain
lug portrait of, Her Most Excellent Majesty Queen
Adelaide. consort of william the Fourth.
The Cameo, Melange of Literature and the
Arts, containing Portrait Of his late Majesty King
George tie Fourth.
The History and Topography Of the United
States, to be completed in 80 numbers quarto, illus.
trated with series Of views drawn he spot ex-
pressly for the work, Exhibiting both the ma este
scenery, and grand national Improvements, OF this Aou
rishing Repubic md Maps Of every State in the Uni
on, CAREFUL, revised to the present year: each number
to contain three highly finished engrarings-Nos,
and are received.
| Pocket Maps Of eUery State IL, the Union, with
statistical Table in each, and all the Canal e Railroa
impro, ements up to 1851
! Maps of the United States, and North and
South .7merica. on rollers highly vanished,
ian 26--3t ELIZA KENNEDY.
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are now in comparatively comfortable condi-

are now in comparatively comfortable condi-
ton.
This case is probably one of a hundred of like
character, with which the outskirts Of the city
and suburbs abound. So pressing were the ne
cessites of those visited by the gentleman refer
red to, that he was compelled to call largely up
on his own private funds, in addition to those
, which were handed him by others.-Pha. Ing.
-laSS>
On Monday night Mortimer Cunningham, the
postmaster at Abingdon, Hartford County, in this
State was committed to the Jail OF this city, un-
der. as we believe, the following circumstances:
For some weeks past it has been obvious that
the mails of Washington, Baltimore, Eikton,
Wilmington, and some Offices in Delaware, were
detained and pilfered BY some person entrusted
with them, on the line Of communication between
these places. Measures were concerted between
the postmaste.s f Wilmington, Elkton, Havre
de Grace and Baltimore, which soon established
the conclusion that the robberies were perpetrat-
eel at some point between Elkton and Baltimore,
and resulted IN such manner as warranted
Judge Glenn in issuing process against Cunning
ham on Monday morning. under which he was
apprehended and committed as above stated
We understand further, that the warrant Of ap-
prehension was issued on the oath of Mr. Grub,
of the Wilmington post Office, acting as the Agent
of the Department., who deserves much credit
for the activity and address which he displayed
on the occasion 1t was not without obstinate
resistance that Cunningham was taken.
Baltimore american.
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FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-By the schr. Lovely
NeLia, Capt. MacwilIiam. we have a file of Ha-
vana papers aud Price Current of the 9th inst
letter Of the same day says: - The two last
cargocs Of Rice sold at 81 o. rails, but the qua
9,y was very good. Nothing new here, and bu-
siness dull.''
About the Goth ult. one Of the Havana fishing
smacks, owned by Catalan, arrived from the
Nmdward. and the PATRON informed the owner
mat he had seen the prisoners who had escaped
from the Cabanas on Key Cruz-they were pre-
barring tor acts OF piracy-were provided with
small vessel, arms, aud ammunition, and the
leader, the noted Antonio La Tonta. was among
them. This Information was communicated to
Inc Governor BY the owner of the smack, who
Volunteered to go after them. Accordingly. an
Olhcer and 20 soldiers were despatched. The
better to disguise the thing, they went in two
>mackS, accompanied by the owner; they arrived
at the Kew, found the villains, attacked them,
Killed the leader. and took six prisoners; two es-
eaped, but must. ere this. have been taken or
Miicd. Thus this band OF rogues has been pu,
town before they begun their depredations.
From / statement in the DiariO of the Sth inst
naPpears that the exports from Havana. from the
1T OF January to tie 5lst Of December. 1880,
here S09.Sl6 boxes Sugar. and l,05., 259 arobes
,sS lbs. each Of Coffee.
Total number of vessels entered during the
same period, HAS; of which there were 60 Spa
nlSa vessels Of war, 81 foreign do. 2S5 Spanish
merchantmen, and 70S foreign do.-Coarier.
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This is to give nutice,

WHAT the sub. crber of Alexandria County, in the
4 District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court Of said County, letters Of administration
de bcnis non with the will annexed, the estate of
james Campbell, late Of the County aforesaid deceas
cd All persons having claims against the said dece-
dent or his late widow, KITTY Campbell are hereby
warned to exhibit the to the subscriber passed
by the Orphans Court, before the goth day oil
January 1882 they may, by law, be excluded from
all benefit said estate; and those indebted thereto
are r, CURED to make immediate payment. Given un
der nv hand this 26th January, 1881
LOUDOUN CAMPBELL,
Admir- u. b. N with the will annexed, Of j. Campbell.
inn 26--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Public Sale.
On Friday nert, the 2sth inst at 10 O'Clock,
MTILL be sold at the ate residence Of Kitty Camp.
w bell, widow of James Campbell, deceased, ION
Columbus street. variety Of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, viz.
Tables, chairs, prints, carpets, clock, NC &C.
Also, q good COW and HEiFER. Terms Cash.
Per order Of Orphans Court.
LOUDON CAMPBELL,
Admir- Of James Campbell, decd.
ian 26-3t
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DIED..

On Tuesday night last, DR.. SAMUEL Carson,
in the Esd year Of his agea native of Armagh, Ire
land. but for many years resident of this town.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at
8 O'Clock, from the dwelling of his son Dr.. James
Carson, on Pitt street, near st. Paul's Church,
to which the friends and acquaintance Of the
deceased. and family are invited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27

The Jirginia LegislaiaWe.-lh Saturday, the
House Of Delegates was occupied the greater part
Of the day on the Report made by Mr.. Rives, OF
Campbell, FROM the Committee Of Agriculture,
On two resolutions submitted to that Committee
at the instance of Mr. Barbour; the first prop"s-
mo TO establish an Agricultural Chair IN the Uni
,ersity; the second, to purchase small tract OF
land in its vicinity, to be used as pattern farm.
The Committee reported fayorably on the first,
proposing, however, to submit it TO the Visitors
for their views, to be made known to the next
General Assembly. On the second. their deci-
sion vas adverse, and Mr.. Barbour moving to
amend the Report in that respect, brought on a
warm and di,cursive discussion. in which the
state Of Agriculture generally was reviewed, It's
depression, and the best means OF revivlng IT.
Gen. Eppes attacked the two propositions Of Mr..
Barbour with great yehemence, considering them
The offspring the Same spirit which had protuC-
I'd the Tarif:-whichhe took occasion to intimate
his readiness to oppose BY force, and to express
his belief. that BY that means only was it 10 be
got rid Of. Mr.. BarbOur's reply, in which he
rescued his agricultural proiefs from the paternity
assigned them, defended them by the authority
IT Alr. Jefferson, depicted the deporabe state of
agriculture, aud asserted the necessity of know
ledge to ameliOrate the condition and protect the
Liberties OF man, was brilliant and felicitous. Ne
vertheseSs, the Report of the Committee was
postponed Indefinitely. -kichmORd Hing.
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coMMUNIcATED.l

COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EdAor-Will you please publish the fol-
lowing, that the community may see with what
small expense great amount of good may be
done, when properly managed:
Cost Of materials used at the Soup House for
one day:
so lbs. best beef, at cts. 80 so
bushel potatoes, s.
l do. turnips, Is
do. onions, 10
Flour, cabbage, &c. &c. say so
IS 70
100 lbs. (supposed) Of Navy bread 90
Sc 70
From this amount deduct for sale of
soup to families, sc. exclusive of
donations, 81 IS
S5 16
This calculation believe to very nearly cor
trect, and thus for the of SIG cents, 125 fam
lies, consisting Of 548 souls. have been fed for
one day yesterday upon wholesome, nutritious
and las can attest by eating demonstration
exceedingly palitable food. Comment is unne-
eessary. >.
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Notice.

EFF JOHN WRIGHT, who was RON the County OF
Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince william, or Fauquier. and
served in the campaign under General Braddock, in
the year 1885, be living he or bis legal representatives
by addressing letter to- WIN. H. PATTERSON, ksq'
Lexington, Kentucky, will bear % something to then
advantage. acc %s-eo3W
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" Gentlemen DESTROYS of subscribing to the
Ball to be given the ODD Of February requested
to leave their names at this Office. jan 27
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Grapes, &c.
AZ POTS OF GRAPES, IF the largest size
l. 81 1000 Cocoa Nuts
1000 FioriOa Oranges
IS Boxes Bunch Raisins
10 Drums Suftana Rsisins, better and moro
economical for cakes than curraBts
Isoxes Sun Rsisins, low priced
Shsii Banks, Almonds
walnu's, Filberts, Ground Nuts
Palm Nuts. Preserved Ginger
Cranberries, sc. &c. &c.
Just received, and for sale by
inns JOHN u HEPBURN.
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BARK.
The subscriber wishes TO enter inoa contract for
.nA CORDS OF CHESTNUT OR SPANISH o AK
1UU BARK, for the ensuing spring, for which the
highest price, in cash, will be given. on delivery
take up said contract, will address the subscri-
Der, by mail or otherwise.
DANIEL I. HYDE.
Annapolis Jan. II, 183l-jan 20-2m
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buckWheat gAnur, 81
Jast Received f,r saie
IA, U,JI M MORRISON,

4 DICTIONARY Of General Knowledge or mn TX
"A PLANTATION of words and things connected WIN All
the arts and sciences; lus.r sted with numerous wood
cuts. BY George Grabb, Il. author OF English Sy,
nonymes, archaeological Dictionary and his'orl Cal
Dictionary. Also.
Consultations in Travel, the last days OF lh''oso,
pher by Sir Humphrey Dayy Bart late Presiien, o'
the Roval society with a sketch of the authors life,
notes, &c.
Also. fresh supply Of websters Speeches.
NIB Old Books taken in exchange tor new, &c.
ian Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27

FLouR.-So far this week, our Flour market
has been quiet, the wagon price has been steady
with very few exceptions at S. IS. Holders
generally ask Sc from stores, but few hundred
barrels have been sold since Monday at 90.
In our report of last weeks transactions, we omit
ted to saw that the sale Of 1000 bis on Saturday,
was contract deliverable first of March.
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GtOO Reward.

900 Reward.
yEyHE above reward will be given for experimenting
L and securing in Jail so that get them again, two
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property OF Henry
S. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY.
Henry is muatto man, low, but well quilt; has his
left eve injured, and is about 80 years old lie was
hired las, year to Capt Tucker, on the Potomhc
Jerry is a very black man, good sailor, about 30
years Of age, and hired &C. Capt j. jenkins, on
board the steamboat Fredericksburg They were
both in Alexandra last week, and Henry bad pass
from Capt fucker
will give the above reward for their apprehension
ftaken 50 miles from ny house, or half that sum 1t Ia
ken III Charles County and all reasonable charges PAID
HUGH cox,
ian ls-eof Charles County, Sid